FEW Tlo' o n this fortunate occasion. Where :every . .individwal has so conspicuously done his duty, it would be injustice for me to particularise, but I trust the loss and damag e sustained 11) t h e enemy's frigate, ;ill chew the steady and well-directed fie kept up by his Majesty's ship under my command. Although nur loss has been severe, I am happy to state, that it is trifling when compared with that of the enemy. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) c John Hayes, Esq. Captain of His Majeatp Ship Majestic, and Senior Officer off New 'York. H. HOPE. Lint of Killed and Wounded on board the Endyntion. KILLED.—J. Reed, S. Murphy, J. Fair, W. Ash, M. Norton, H. Jeol.in.t. R. Mitchell, R. Annard, V. Connell, W. Hope, J. Smith. 'Total, 11. Wm:Not:n..l Enslty;3. Donovan, T. Duff, W. Lane, J. Bailey, J. Ooodhall. J. Eagan, W. Mitturd, R. Jutling, R. Lyons, T.4Weeks, j, C o le, J. Price, J. Evan,.—Total, 14. BANKRUPTS. F. Jones, of Maidstone, corn I , ctor. W. Nliuskip, of Doncaster, bookseller. J. Davey, late of Somerset, maltster. . J. White, of Bethnal Green, coal-merchant. J. Hughes and H. Cbalien, late of Storrington, Sussex, spirit-mess chant. J. M'Cabe, of Lombard..treet, merchant. W. Starkey. of Marsh, . Huddersfield, York, merchant. J. Knight, of Wivelsfield, Sussex, taylor. H. and C Rugg, of Austin Friars, silkinni. T. Robinson. and J. Stead, of Dalton, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, clothiers. Larehin, of Magdalen-street, Southwark. stationer. J Richards, late of Montague place, Russet square, merchant. J. Erection), of Finchingfield, Essex, butchee, J. of Caxton, Cambridge, innkeeper. J. Beake, of•Matnediury, Wilts, parcluneut maker. • R. Warth, of Leveringtou, Ely, miller. R. Blatemore, of Birmingham, taylor. J. Lyon, late of London street, broker. R. Price and W. (Yost ' of Bristol, merchants. S. Go war, ilf Hi g h Holborn, engineer. B. Munn, late of Rolveliden, Kent, dealer. W. Winstailley, of Liverpool, merchant. W. Dickinson, of Sheffield, furrier. W. Prichard, of Bristol, surgeon. G. Jackson, late of Bow Church-yard calico-printer. C. Shallard, of Keyiisliam. Somerset, steel worker. 'l'. and R. Stephenson, of Kingston-upon-Hull, porter.metchants. G. Writ, of Kingston-upon.llol, linen-draper. E. Hall, of Cludtenham, farmer. W. and T. Morris, of Little Tower street, wine-broker. W. Gentagedate of Falmouth, ;perch:nit. .31E4ORANDUMS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1815. The Second Sunday in Lent. CII;;RCII,SERVICE Epigtie, I Them, iv. 1. 11 Gospel. St. Matthew xv. 21 'a:::!:lyfpAir—Full Moon SO En. afternoon. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Hornig. Afterneox. • Sunday, Feb. 19. • • 9h.42 m. % Monthly ll h. Im. Tuesday - oh. om. Wedneialay Thursday Friday . 2h. 49 in. *tturday _ 3 h. :46 Lo. .****-• e PR IC, s Per reef. co lt s. AM s pee Cent. Redneed RI if 4 per Cent 811 i Ex. Bills. 9 5 pm. I Per Celt's. Consols for February 8111 Want of room compels its to delay otir remarks on Mr. Kean's &asp. pearance in Reuben Glenray. We shall only state, that of PII the chat/octets which h e h as hithert o ',stained, this la the one is stkich 44 merits shine with most constant brilliancy: THE NATIONAL REGISTER. tonbon, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ig, 1814. -f-- CAPTURE OF THE AMERICAN LINE OF BATTLE SHIPS PRESIDENT, BY THE ENDYMION FRIGATE. Mr. Madison must hasten to ratify the Treaty of Peace. The tide of fortune has now set as strongly against liitu at sea, as it lately did on land, and the last trophies of the naval war will remain in the hands of those, from whom, the Ante. ricans falsely boasted, they had wrested the Imperial Tiident. The capture of one of the best ships of war, commanded by the ablest Officer in the American service, Commodole Decatur, has added another laurel to our naval fame. The Picton schooner arrived on Friday at Portsmouth in 22 dais, from Boston, with dispatches, announcing the above welcome intelligence. The President sailed from New York on a cruise, and was next day chased by a squadron of his Majes ty's ships, but by means of cutting away her anchors, and throwing overboard her stores and provisions, she was enabled to make so much way, that only the Endymion, of 40 guns, Captain Henry Hope, could overtake her about five in tile evening. The Endymion immediately brought her to close action, yard-arm and yard-arm. We were inferior (see the subsequent statement) in number of men, tonnage, guns, and weight of metal. The conflict lasted from half-past five to eight, when on the Pomone's coming up, and filing a shot or two, Commodore Decatur bailed to say he bad already. surrendered. The glory of the capture, therefore, is all the Endymion's. No Officer was killed. The Endyinion and her prize are stated to have proceeded for Bermuda. The following is a correct statement of the respective force of the President and Endyrnion:-- PRESIDENT. 34 24-ponnder gun.. TO 4'2 pounder carronades. 4 6-puunder guns Z 6 r. t 4-pounder guns Sa • 60 guns of all sizes. ENDYMION. 46 24-pounderguia 3'::-puunder4ist ro•tadcs. 48 guns of all sires, I -- -- Full complement 494 men. Full compliment 340 The weight of shot fired by tLe 'l ire weight ui shot fired F,y the President at one round 16081 b. Einlymion at one ruund 1314:b. Tonnage, about 1600. Tonnage 1277. • An extract of a private letter from oh board the 1114.1e4tii, says---" The Proideat received 2.isbot - through her, belaw _ . . .. • . ~;~;~,"" ••-•••••k , ,•:' 1 . 1