~..:.~ JULY 11. ;wake was 440--the Shannon had but 310, so that the enemy bad 130 more than se had, and was superior by 150 tons tb the Shan non. It was delightfid, said the Captain, to see the Shannon after the engagement ; she slid not appear like a vessel that had been fighting, but looked as if she had given a salute, for not a single tope was cut. Mr Croker's speech, et' which our limits will not allow Os to give more than a slight sketch, was cheered through the liouse repeatedly. Lord CocHRANE said, he should not withdraw any of the opinions 1w had given upon a former night. He was as far as any man could be from detracting from the merits of our seamen, for he knew their worth as well ao any, but indeed he knew them so well as to itos:st upon acting for their benefit in every situation. He knew there was a necessity for inquiry into what he had complained of, and he could Never be dissuaded from the attempt, to put such an object into effect, either by an abusive speech or a triumphing ,vtinistry, who had used every improper and shuffling means to advance their favourites in the service, and to check those who had the glorious claim• 4t long service and unshaken intrepidity. He again stated that the loog confinement and severities to which stamen were ex posed, had distempered their minds as well as constitutions, but was willing to acknowledge that the late engagement was most brilliant. " That," said he, "is the way to fight, not to wait for repeated broadsides and shots from fias guns at the bow, when we have only two, but to board and cut our way to victory." After some words from Alderman Adkins and Admiral Markham, a division. took place, and the Speaker stated that there were against the motion 53—in favour of it none. Lord Cochrane and Sir Francis Burdett were tellers. The Report of the Committee on the East India Bill Will tl►tn discussed, And tl►e House adjonrnc.l. FRIDAY, JULY f. There being but 38 Members precept ut four o'clock, the House ad j•.'urued to to•iuorr(W. • SATURDAY, JULY 10. The SPEAKER acquainted the House with what had take,' place in the House of Lords (for which see Lords.) •.‘ The CHA NcELLOK 08 the EPCHEQUER brought np a Bill to grant to John Palmer, Eq. a sum of 50,0301. as a remuncettios for the services - he had rendered the public—to be read a second tithe an Monday.. The Mock Auction Bill went through a Committee—to be read a third time on Monday The Sheriffs of London presented a petition from the Common Council, in favour of the. Mock Auction Preventing Bill.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. LOCKHART brought np the Charity Trustees Bill. The Bilk on the table were advanced one stage, and the dropped orders of the day were fixed for Monday.—Adjourncd. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. This Gazette contains a number ot letters from Officers in the Me diterranean, detailing a variety of very gallant exploits performed by the crews and marines of our vessels un that station, and of which the Lllowing is a brief epitome Captain Braec, of the Berwick, in a letter, dated off Caralack, May 1t;, reports the destruction of the batteries constructed at Cavalacie, to protect the enemy's coasting to and from Toulon, together with the cap ture of twenty-two vessels which had taken shelter under them. The French natio , ,al xebeek La Fortune, of 10 lone 9-pounders and 'four swivels, was captured while trying to make her escape. This ..ervice was performed in the must galluot Ronnie , by the boats of the Berwick and Euryalus, commanded t.y Lieut. Sweeillati(!. of the former ship. One man was killed. ar.d •one missing. The officers whose conduct in this afriir is particularised, are Lieut. Sweedland and Capt. Matthews, of the Berwick; Lieut. Sandilanth, First of site Eurvains; together with two young men, Mr. Joint Monk, ut• the Ber wick, and Mr. Crawford, ot the Eurylu,. Captain Adams, of the Invincible, in a letter, dated Salon Bay, April 4, states. that Baron de Etu:cs, having requested his co.operation in an attack on two of the enemy's peels at Ampella and Perello, in the mouth of the Ebro, Lien'. Corhyu 35 detached with two hosts crt-w% on that hers lee, and they effectually executed the part assicned thtin, Laving compelled the eurruy to surrender; aver an obstinate re9;•tance. —At Ampulla two French privateers fell joie our hands —The loss was one man wounded; that of the Spaniards, two killed and six wounded. Comae:, Moubray, of the Repulse. in a letter d:tted Toulon. May 5, iheicribils an ►tttack nude by Ctlptuin En►tis ; in cvniunction with (Aims THE NATIONAL REGISTER . irom tl,e Volontaire, Undaunted, find Reiss+ g, al, •ie u direction of Lieut. ?Mawr, of the Voluntuire, on the batteries which ttio enemy had constructed near the poi of Morg,on, for the protection of the coasting trade. The ma , ines were landed under cover of the foe of the launches, and drove the enemy from th batteries to the heights its the rear, keeping them in check till the batteries were destroyed, and the vessels, six in.number, wer e secured. Lieut. Shawe, wounded, one scan en killed on our tart, and two seamen wounded. Captain Taylor, of the Apollo, in a letter dated Curzola, Feb. 4, givei an account oft lie capture ot the two small islands ()I Augusta and eursola in the GOO of Venice, b;• that ship, and several smaller vessels, having on board ‘2sn men under Lieutenant-`, 'olonel Robertson. The fort by which the latter island was defended, stands upon the pinnacle ofa mountain, and is so strong, that fifty English soldiers, with the good dispositions of the inhabitants, are like ly to resist any }ince the enemy truly send against it. Our tote, had the satisfaction of returning a Trans tity of church plate, bells, &c. which was seized, and re rdy to be car ried away by the Fre• ch, fromCurzola and Augusta. In these operations • two semen were killed, and one wounded. A letter Iran, Captain Wyndham, re his Majesty's ship Bristol, dated ,t Sea, March 11, 1313, states the capture of the French privateer La Petite Louise, of lour gints and 43 men, and the recapture of two Spanish vessels taken by her. Two letters from Captain Host; of his-Majesty's ship the Bacchante, dated the 14th of February, state the capture, off Otranto, of L'A 'clients French gun-bout, carrying two guns and 32 men ; and of eight trading vessels, under convoy from Cortu ; and the capture of La Vigilante Frer:ch courier gun-boat, from Corfu to Otranto, with Dispatches, and , _ having on•board as passenger, the (3eneral of Artillery Cords, and his StaiT. „ A letter from theihni. Captain endow, of his Majesty's. slap the. Havanna!), gives an account of the deltruction, on the 7th of February s of an enemy's convoy of ‘25 sail, fline of them gun- boats, by the hogs of the Itivafinah, under Lieut. Lumley, on the coast of Manfredonre. A battery of seven guns was dest, ()yeti by he ntarines, and two of the vessels brought out, the rest scuttle', and lett full of water. The convoy came from Venice, and the vessels were laden with ordnance sturess.; , This service was pertOrined without the los. o f a n i a;i. Two letters from Captain Garth. , of -his Mij sty's ship Cerberits, d•ded • the /9th of January, and 1511) of. March 1 •;t, glye' account.of7the capture.of a tratufecola, armed- with two guns, and deeply laden with cwn and flour, for Coda, by the twat% of thc,Ce.rbetus, underLieuts.' Delafosse and Montague ; .atei also state' the, capture, by the Cerberus, of La Vel-ce French gun-boat, oarrynig one 18-pounder, and 2e men bound to Otraoto, for money for the troops• ,at ; and that of a • • • large trahaccalo, brought out by the omits of the Cerberus, under Lieitt.'•• Delalusse, from under a battery livid' Brisiditi. BA \ KIIII PI'S. G Bromley, of Francis-phce. Westminster-road, Surrey, and of Syd• ney's-nlley Leicester-fields. hosier, to surrender, July 10. 17. and Aug. 17, :it eleven, at Attornies, Messrs. Jones, and 8.. nal, Lord Mayor's Court-otlice, Royal Exchange L. Silburne, of Ipswich, Stiff .Ik, liquor-merchant, July 15, Ps. apd Aug. 17, at eleven, 4 the Queen's He 41 n, Ipswi. h. Ath , rnies essrg. Brame ..nd Noocutt, Ipswich; and A . B. But nett, hatham-place, Black litars-road. Minethorpe late of Wakefield, Yorkshire, maltster, July .16, at seien, 17, and Aire. 17, at twelve. at the Ness Court-douse, aketield. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Halloo garden, Luidlon ; and Mr. Beaver, iVakefield. W. L: ce, of Liverpool, slater, July 20, 21, and Aug. 17. at one, at the Glob's Tav-mi Liverpool. Antornies, Mr. Philtips, Liverpool ; and %Ir. Windle,J•ulan street, Bedford-row, London T. Hirst, and J Ritter., now or late of Heckmondwicke, Yorkshire, on refs nis, July 16, to five, at Stin•lnit, Bradford, t 3, at.d Aug 17. at ele en, at the Mack Bull Inn. Gnmersal. Yorkshire. Attorsites, DP. -n . flatton-garden London ; and Mr Carr, Gorn,trsal. II Bratunan, t , f Gr, ett•oreet. !tears - rat-green, bak •:. Tnly !,3. tlt •se, 17, at twelve, and Aug 17, at one, at (iuddhail. Attorney, Mr. Mit• elicit, Swan-street, Mutories. D Dowling, of Bev. metre-street Queen .qu-re, sclitrolm, -ter. J ly, 17, at twelve, 24, and Am!. 17, di 'lever) at (ittildhall. A • nev, r. Chrishop. Templa-bar. G. Jordan, !Noe of Ne yeast). -alkali Tyne, joiner. July lb, 27, and August 17, at eleiten, at the Turk'. head. Newell:de-an Fyn . At tornies, Mr. Constable, iymond's fun, Chancery.lene, London; and Messrs. Kirkley an Fr- I. K, H• . i• 11,1 . I's io J. Mason, of lane, Peck ha urrey, potatoe.rato c h : a t, July 10, 17, and Aug 17..0 tun, :it I dlt••II. Atto; kvartry, and Spat r, flishopsgate street. T. Jenkins, of Fleet-street, taylor, July 10, at ten, 19, at one, and J . I 1 •