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Appleby-*James Lowther, Right Hon. George Tierney.

Arundel-*Sir Samuel Romilly, Gen. Fran

cis John Wilder. Ashburton-Rt. Hon. John Sullivan, Richard Preston. Aylesbury-Lord Nugent, Tho. Hussey. Banbury-Hon. F. S. N. Douglas. Barnstuple-Sir M. Lopes, bart. Sir Eyre Coote, K. B.

Bath-Lord J. Thynne, Lieut.-colonel C. Palmer.

Beaumaris-Thomas Frankland Lewis.
Bedfordshire Marq. Tavistock, F. Pym.
Bedford-Lord G. W. Russell-S. Whit-
bread.

Bedwin-Rt. Hon. Sir J. Nicholl, knt.
James Henry Leigh.
Beeralston-Lord Lovaine, Hon. J. Percy.
Berkshire-C. Dundas, *Hon. R. Neville.
Berwick-A. Allan, H. H. St. Paul.
Beverley J. Wharton, Charles Forbes.
Bewdley M. P. Andrews.

Bishop's Castle-W. Clive, J. Robinson.
Bletchingley-Robert William Newman,
W. Kenrick

Bodmin-Rt. Hon. C. Bathurst, D. Giddy. Boroughbridge-Gen. W. H. Clinton, Gen. H. Clinton.

Bossiney-J. A. S. Wortley, Earl of Desart. Boston-Hon. P. R. D. Burrell, W. A. Madocks.

Brackley-R. H. Bradshaw, H. Wrottesley. Bramber*W. Wilberforce, J. Irving. Breconshire-T. Wood.

Brecon-Charles Morgan.

Bridgenorth-Hon. C. C. C. Jenkinson, T.
Whitmore.

Bridgewater-G. Pocock, W. Astell.
Bridport-Serj. W.D. Best, H. D.C.St.Paul.
Bristol-R. H. Davis, E. Protheroe.
Buckinghamshire-Rt. Hon. Thomas Gren-
ville, William Lowndes.
Buckingham-Visc. Ebrington, *W. H.
Freemantle.

Callington-W. S. Poyntz, Hon. C. R.
Trefusis.

Calne-J. Jekyll, *Hon. J. Abercrombie. Cambridgeshire-Lord C. S. Manners, Lord F. G. Osborne.

Cambridge-Hon. Gen. E. Finch, Gen. R.

Manners.

Cambridge University-Visc. Palmerston, J. H. Smith.

Camelford-William Lender, Samuel Scott.
Canterbury-J. Baker, *5. R. Lushington.

Cardiff-Lord W. Stuart.
Cardiganshire-Col. T. Johnes.
Cardigan-Hon. Col. John Vaughan.
Carlisle-*ır J. Graham, Dart. H Fawcett.

Carmarthenshire-Lord R. Seymour.
Carmarthen-Adm. G. Campbell.

Carnarvonshire-Sir R. Williams, bart.
Carnarvon-Hon. Capt. Charles Paget.
Castle - Rising-*Hon. A. C. Bradshaw,

Hon. F. G. Howard. Cheshire-D. Davenport, W. Egerton. Chester-J. Eger'on, T. Grosvenor. Chichester-Earl of March, W. Huskisson.

Chippenham-*Rt. Hon. R. Peel, Charles
Brooke.
Christchurch-Rt. Hon. G. Rose, W. E.
Tomline.

Cirencester-*Lord Apsley, M. H. Beach.
Clitheroe-Edward Wilbraham Bootle,
Hon. R. Curzon.
Cockermouth-Visc. Lowther, A. J. Foster.
Colchester-Hart Davis, R. Thornton.
Corfe Castle-H. Bankes, P. W. Baker.
Cornwall-sir W. Lemon, bart. J. H. Tre-

mayne.

Coventry-P. Moore, Joseph Butterworth. Cricklade-Tho. Calley, Joseph Pitt. Cumberland-Visc. Morpeth, J. Lowther. Dartmouth-A. H. Holdsworth, Edmund

Pollexfen Bastard.
Denbighshire-Sir W. W. Wynne, bart.
Denbigh Visc. Kirkwall.
Derbyshire-Lord G. A. H. Cavendish,
E. M. Mundy.
Derby Hon. H. F. Cavendish, E. Coke.
Devizes-T. G. Estcourt, J. Smith.
Devonshire-J. P. Bastard, Sir T. D. Ac-
land, barı.
Dorchester-W. A'Court, R. Williams, jun.
Dorsetshire-W. M. Pitt, E. P. Portman,
Dover-C. Jenkinson, J. Jackson.
Doronton-Sir T. B. Pechell, E. Golding.
Droitwich-Hon. A. Foley, Sir T. E. Win-
nington, bart,
Dunwich-Lord Huntingfield, M. Barne.
Durham County-Sir H. V. Tempest, bart.
Visc. Barnard.

Durham-R. J. Lambton, R. Wharton.
East Love-Adm. Sir E. Buller, bart. D.
Vander Heyden.
Edmundsbury-Lord C. Fitzroy, F. T. H.
Foster.

Essex-J. A. Houblon, *C. C. Western.
Evesham-W. Manning, H. Howorth.
Exeter J. Buller, William Courtenay.
Eye-Sir W. Garrow, knt. attorney-general,

M. Singleton. Flintshire Sir T. Mostyn, bart. Flint *Sir E. P. Lloyd, bart. Fowey-R. Wigram, Wm. Rashleigh. Gatton-Sir M.Wood, bart. Sir W. Congreve. Germains, St.--W.H.Pringle,*H.Goulburn. Glamorganshire-T. Wyndham. Gloucestershire-Lord R. E. H. Somerset, Sir B. W. Guise, bart.

Gloucester-Henry T. Howard-Molyneux,
R. Morris.

Grampound-Hon. A. C. Johnstone, J. Teed.
Grantham-W. E. Welby, Rob. Smith.
Grimsby-Sir R. Heron, bart J. P. Grant.
Grinstead, East - G. W. Gunning, *J.
Stephen.
Guildford-Hon. T. C. Onslow, A. Onslow.
Hampshire-W. Chute, T. F. Heathcote.
Harwich-Rt. Hon. J. H. Addington, *Rt.

Hon. N. Van-ittart.

Haslemere-R1. Hon. C. Long, R. Wood.
Hastings-Sir A. Hume, bart. J. Dawkins.
Haverfordwest-lord Kensington.
Helstone-Wm. Horne, Hugh Hammersley.
Herefordshire-Sir J. G. Cotterell, bart.
T. Foley.
Hereford

Hereford-T. P. Symonds, R. P. Scuda

more.

Hertfordshire-Hon. T. Brand, Sir J. S. Se-
bright, bart.
Hertford-Hon. E. S. Cowper, N. Calvert.
Heydon G. Johnstone, A. Browne.
Heytesbury-Hon. S. Hood, C. Duncombe.
Higham Ferrers-W. Plumer.

Hindon-W.Beckford, Sır B. Hobhouse, bt.
Hon.ton-*R. W. H. Vyse, G. A. Robinson,
Horsham-sir A. Piggott, knt. *R. Hurst.
Huntingdonshire - Visc. Hinchingbroke,

W. H. Fellowes.

Huntingdon-J. Calvert, S. Farmer. Hythe-Sir J. Perring, M. White. Ilchester-*Hon. J. W. Ward, G. Philips. Ipswich-R. A. Crickitt, J. Round.

Ives, St-Sir W. Stirling, bart. W. P. T.. L. Wellesley.

Kent. Sir E. Knatchbull, bart. Sir W. Geary, bart.

King's Lynn-Sir M. B. Folkes, bart. Lord Walpole.

Kingston-upon Hull-J. Staniforth, G. W. Denys.

Knaresborough-Lord J. Townshend, Lord Os-uiston.

Lancashire-J. Blackburne, *Lord Stanley. Lancaster-J.F.Cawthorne, Gabriel Doveton. Launceston-P. B. Pellero, J. Brogden. Leicestershire-Lord R. Manners, G. A.

L. Keck.

Leicester-S. Smith, T. Babington.
Leominster-J. Harcourt, J. W. Lubbock.
Leskeard-Hon. W. Eliot, *Right hon.
C. P. Yorke,
Lestwithiel-Rt. Hon. R. P. Carew, John
Ashley Warre.
Lewes-T. R. Kemp, G. Shiffner.
Lichfield-G. Anson, G. G. V. Vernon.
Lincolnshire - Hon. C. A. Pelham, C.
Chaplin.

Lincoln-J. N. Fazakerley, Sir H. Sullivan, bart.

Liverpool *Rt. Hon. G. Canning, Isaac
Gascoigne.

London-Sir W. Curtis, Sir J. Shaw, H.C.
Combe, John Atkins.
Ludgershall-S. Graham, J. Birch.
Ludlow-Visc. Clive, H. Clive.

Lyme Lord Burghersh, Gen. H. Fane.
Lymington-J. Kingston, Sir H. B. Neale,

bart.

Maidstone-G. Simson, Sw S. E. Brydges, K.J.

Maldon J. H. Strutt, B, Gaskell.

Malmsbury-W. H. Beach, Peter Patten. Malton-Visc, Duncannon, J. C. Ramsden. Marlborough-Lord Bruce, Hon. Gen. Edw. Stopford.

Marlow-O. Williams, P. Grenfell.

Mawes, St.-S. M. Bernard, *F. Horner. Merionethshire-Sir R. W. Vaughan, bart. Michael's, St.-John Bruce, Hon. Ed. Law. Middlesex-G. Byng, W. Mellish. Midhurst-T. Thompson, Visc. Mahon,

GENT. MAG. Suppl. LXXXIII. PART

G

Milbourne Port-Hon. Sir E. Paget, K, B. Robert Matthew Casberd.

Minehead-J. F. Luttrell, J. F. Luttrell, jun.

Monmouthshire-Lord A. J. H. Somerset,

Sir C. Morgan, bart,` Monmouth-Lord C. H. Somerset. Montgomeryshire-C. W. W. Wynne. Montgomery-W. Keene. Morpet-Hon. W. Howard, Wm. Ord. Newark-Lieut.-gen. Sir S. Cotton, K. B. H Willoughby. Newcastle-under-Lime-*Earl Gower, Sir J. F. Boughey.

Newscastle-upon-Tyne-Sir M. W. Ridley, Cuthbert Ellison.

Newport, Cornwall-J. Raine, W. Northey. Newport, Hants-Sir L. T. W. Holmes, R, F. W. Holmes.

Newton, Lancashire - J. I. Blackburne,

Gen. P. Heron.

Newtown, Hants-Hon. G. A. Pelham, B.
P. Blachford.

Norfolk-Sir J. H. Astley, T. W. Coke.
North Allerton-Visc. Lascelles, H. Pierse.
Northamptonshire-Visc. Althorp, W. R.
Cartwright.
Northampion-Earl Compton, W. Hanbury.
Northumberland-T. R. Beaumont, Sir C.
M. L. Monck, bart,
Norwich W. Smith, C. Harvey.
Nottinghamshire-Visc. Newark, *Lord W.
H. C. Bentinck.
Nottingham-J. Smith, Lord Rancliffe.
Oakhampton-A. Saville, Lord Graves.
Orford- Rt. Hon. C. Arbuthnot, *E.
A. M'Naughten.
Oxfordshire-Lord F. A. Spencer, J. Fane.
Oxford-J. I. Lockhart, J. A. Wright.
Oxford University-Rt. Hon. Sir W. Scott,

Rt. Hon. C. Abbot [Speaker.]
Pembrokeshire-Sir John Owen, bart.
Pembroke-Sir Thomas Picton, K. B.
Penryn-H. Swann, P. Gell.
Peterborough -*Rt. Hon. G. Ponsonby,
Right Hon. W. Elliot.
Petersfield-H. Jolliffe, G. Canning.
Plymouth-Sir C. M. Pole, bart. Col. B.
Bloomfield.

Plympton-W. Douglas, R. G. Macdonald.
Pontefract-*Visc. Pollington, R. P. Milnes.
Poole-*M. A. Taylor, B. L. Lester.
Portsmouth-Sir T. Miller, bart. Adm. J.
Markham.

Preston-S. Horrocks, E. Hornby.
Queenborough-J. Osborn, R. Moorsom.
Radnorshire-W. Wilkins.
Radnor-R. Price.

Reading-C. S. Lefevre, J. Simeon.
Retford, East-G. Osbaldeston, C. Marsh.
Richmond R. Chaloner, *D. North.
Ripon Rt. Hon. F. J. Robinson, G. Gipps.
Rochester-Sir T. B. Thompson, J, Cal-
craft.

Romney, Nero-Sir J. T. Duckworth, K. B. W. Mitford.

RutRuslandshire-Sir G. Heathcote, bart, C. N. Noel.

Rye-Thomas Phillips Lamb, R. Arkwright, jun.

Reigate-J. Cocks, Hon. J. S. Cocks.
Saltash-M. Russell, M. G. Prendergast.

Sandwich-Sir J. S. Yorke, knt. J. Marryatt.

Salisbury-G.P. Jervoise, Visc. Folkestone.
Sarum, Old-J. D. Porcher, J. Alexander.
Scarborough-Hon, E. Phipps, Rt. Hon. C.
M. Sutton,
Seaford-J. Leach, *C. R. Ellis.
Shaftesbury-C. Wetherell.
Shoreham-Sir C. M. Burrell, bart. T.
Shelley.

Shrewsbury-Hon. H. G. Bennett, Sir R.
Hill, K. B.

Shropshire-J. Cotes, J. K. Powell, Somersetshire - W. Dickinson, *W. G. Langton.

Southampton-G.H. Rose, A. Atherley, jun. Southwark-H. Thornton, C. Calvert. Staffordshire-Lord G. L. Gower, E. J. Littleton.

Stafford Ralph Benson, Thomas Wilson. Stamford-*Lord Henniker, E. Foulkes. Steyning-*Sir J. Aubrey, bart. J. M. Lloyd.

Stockbridge-J. F. Barbam, G. Porter. Sudbury Sir J. C. Hippisley, Charles

Wyatt. Wuatt

Suffolk-T. S. Gooch, Sir W. Rowley, bart. Surrey-Sir T. Sutton, G. H. Sumner. Sussex-Sir G. Webster, bart. W. Burrell. Tamworth-Sir R. Peel, bart. Lord C. V. F. Townshend.

Tavistock-Lord W. Russell, Lord J. Rus

sell.

Taunton-H. P. Collins, A. Baring. Tewkesbury-J. E. Dowdeswell, J. Martin. Thetford-T. Creevey, Lord J. Fitzroy. Thirsk-W. Frankland, R. Greenhill.

Tiverton Rt. Hon. R. Ryder, W.Fitzhugh. Totness-T. P. Courtenay, A. Wise. Tregony*W. Holmes, A. C. Grant. Truro *Sir G. Warrender, bart. Col. J.

Lemon.

Wallingford E. F. Maitland, W. L.
Hughes.

Wareham-R. Gordon, T. H. Broadhead.
Warwickshire-Sir C. Mordaunt, bart. D.
S. Dugdale.
Warwick Lord Brooke, C. Mills.
Wells-C. Tudway, C. W. Taylor.
Wendover-G. Smith, *A. Smith.
Wenlock-Hon. J. B. Simpson, C. W. Fo-

rester.

Weobley-J. L. W. Naper, Hon. W. L.
Bathurst.

Westbury-*B. Hall, B. Sharw.
West Love-C. Buller, A. Buller.
Westminster-Lord Cochrane, Sir F. Bur-
dett, bart.

Westmoreland-Hon. H. C. Lowther, Lord
Muncaster.

Weymouth and Melcombe Regis-Sir J. Mur

ray, bart. Visc. Cranbourne, M. Ure, C. Idle.

Whitchurch - Hon. W. A. Townshend,
Hon. W. Brodrick.
Wigan-J. Hodson, R. H. Leigh.
Wilton-Hon. C. Herbert, R. Sheldon,
Wiltshire-R. G. Long, P. Methuen.
Winchelsea-Calverly Bewick, Hon. Wil-

liam John Frederick Powlett. Winchester Sir H. C. St.-J. Mildmay, R. Meyler.

Windsor-E. Disbrowe, J. Ramsbottom.
Woodstock-Sir H. W. Dashwood, bart.
Lieut.-gen. W. Thornton.
Worcestershire-Hon. W. B. Lygon, Hon.
W. H. Lyttelton.
Worcester-A, Robarts, W. Gordon.
Wootton Bassett-Richard Ellison, Robert
Rickards.

Wycombe-Sir T. Baring, bart. Sir J. D.
King, bart,

Yarmouth, Norfolk-W. Loftus, Edmund Knowles Lacon,

Yarmouth, Hants-Sir H. C. Montgomery, bart. *R. Wellesley.

Yorkshire-Visc. Milton, *Hon. H. Lascelles.

York-Sir M. M. Sykes, bart. Hon. L. Dundas.

SCOTLAND.

Aberdeenshire-J. Ferguson.
Aberdeen, Aberbrothoc, Brechin, &c.-J.
Farquhar.

Airshire - Sir H. Dalrymple Hamilton, bart.

Annan, Lochmabar, Dumfries, &c.-W. R. K. Douglas.

Argyllshire-Lord J. D. E. H. Campbell, Bamfshire Robert Abercromby.

Berwickshire-G. Baillie.

Bute and Caithness-shire-J. Marjoribanks, Cromarty and Nairn Shires-Sir Jas. Mackintosh.

Craill, Anstruther, Kilrenny, &c.-Sir J. Anstruther, bart.

Cupar, Perth, St. Andrew's, &c.-Sir D.

Wedderburn, bart.

Culross, Dunfermline, &c.-A. Campbell,
Dumbartonshire-Rt. hon. A. Colquhoun,
Dumfries Co.-Adm. W. J. Hope,
Edinburgh Co. Sir G. Clerk, bart.
Edinburgh City-Rt. Hon. W. Dundas.
Elginshire-F. W. Grant.
Fifeshire-Gen. W. Wemyss.
Forfarshire-Hon. W. R. Maule.
Glasgow, Dumbarton, &c.-K. Kinlay,
Hadingtonshire-Hon. C. Hope.
Jedburgh, Roxburghshire-Hon. T. Mait-
land.

Inverness-shire-C. Grant, sen.
Inverness, Fortrose, Nairn, &c.-C. Grant,
jun.

Irvine, Air, Rothsay, &c.-D. Campbell.
Kincardineshire-G. H. Drummond.
Kinross and Clackmannan Counties-Hon.
George Abercromby.
Kintore, Bamf, Cullen, &c. Patrick Milne,

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Lowth Co. Rt. Hon. J. Foster, Viscount
Jocelyn.

Mayo Co. Rt. Hon. D. Browne, Hon. H.

Meath Co.-Earl of Bective, Sir M. Somerville, bart.

Antrim Co. Hon. J. R. B. O'Neil, Earl of Dundalk Bo.-Lyndon Evelyn.

Yarmouth.

Belfast Bo. Sir E. May, bart.
Carrickfergus Co. and Town-A. Chichester.
Lisburne Bo. - Lord H. S. Moore.

Armagh Co.-W. Brownlow, W. Richard

son.

Armagh Bo. Rt. Hon. P. Duigenan.
Carlow Co.-D. Latouche, H. Bruen.
Carlow Bo. Sir Fred. John Falkiner, bart.
Cavan Co. Rt.hon.J. M. Barry, N. Sneyd.
Clare Co. Sir E. O'Brien, bart. A. Fitz-
gerald.

Ennis Right hon. Wm. Fitzgerald.
Cork Co. Visc. Bernard, Hon. R. Hare.
Cork City-M. Longfield, Sir N. C. Colt-
hurst, bart.

Youghall Town-Sir J. Keane, bart.
Bandon Bridge Town-Hon. R. B. Bernard.
Kinsale Town-H. Martin.
Mallow Town-J. L.. Cotter.

Donegall Co. Sir J. Stewart, G. Vaughan

Hart.

Down Co.-Visc. Castlereagh, Hon. Col.

John Meade.

Newry Borough-Hon. F. Needham.
Downpatrick Bo.-C. S. Hawthorne.
Drogheda Co. and Town-H. M. Ogle.
Dublin Co.-H. Hamilton, R. W. Talbot.
Dublin City Rt. hon. H. Grattan, R. Shaw.
Dublin University-Rt.hon.W.C. Plunkett.
Fermanagh Co.-M. Archdall, jun. Hon.
Sir G. L. Cole, K. B.
Enniskillen Bo.-R. Magenis, sen.

INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE *** The following should properly have been inserted in page 72.

Admiralty-office, Dec. 29. Letter from Captain John Surman Carden, late Commander of his Majesty's ship the Macedonian, to J. W. Croker, Esq. dated on board the American ship United States, at Sea, the 28th Oct.

A. Dillon.

Monaghan Co.-Charles Powell Leslie, T.
C. S. Corry.

Queen's Co.- Rt. Hon. W. W. Pole, Sir
H. Parnell, bart.
Portarlington Bo.-
Roscommon Co.-A. French, Hon. S. Mas

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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES.

SIR-It is with the deepest regret I have to acquaint you, for the information of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that his Majesty's late ship Macedonian was captured on the 25th inst. by the United States ship United States, Commodore Decatur, Commander. The detail is as follows:-A short time after daylight, steering cool and steady conduct of Mr. Walker, the master, was very great during the battle, as also that of Lieutenants Wilson and Magill, of the Marines.-On being taken on board the enemy's ship, I ceased to wonder at the result of the battle. The United States is built with the scantling of a 74 gun ship, mounting 30 long 24-pounders (English ship guns) on her main deck, and 22 42-pounders carronades, with two long 24-pounders on her quarter deck and forecastle, howitzer guns in her tops, and a travelling carronade on her upper deck, with a complement of 478 picked men. The Enemy has suffered much in masts, rigging, and hull, above and below water; her loss in killed and wounded I am not aware of, but I know a Lieutenant and six men have been thrown overboard. Enclosed you will be pleased to receive the names of the killed and wounded on board the Macedonian.

teering N. W. by W. with the wind from The Southward, in lat. 29 deg. N. and longiude 29 deg. 30 min. W. in the execution of their Lordships' orders, a sail was seen on the lee beam, which I immediately stood for, and made her out to be a large frigate under American colours: at nine o'clock I closed with her, and she commenced the action, which we returned; but from the Enemy keeping two points off the wind, I was not enabled to get as close to her as I could have wished. After an hour's action, the Enemy backed and came to the wind, and I was then enabled to bring her to close battle in this situation I soon found the Enemy's force too superior to expect success, unless some very fortunate chance occurred in our favour; and with this hope I continued the battle to two hours and ten minutes, when, having the mizen-mast shot away by the board, topmasts shot away by the caps, main-yard shot in pieces, lower masts badly wounded, lower rigging all cut to pieces, a small proportion only of the foresail left to the fore- Letter from Captain Burdett of the Maid

yard, all the guns on the quarter-deck and
forecastle disabled but two, and filled with
wreck, two also on the main-deck disabled,
and several shot between wind and water,
a very great proportion of the crew killed
and wounded, and the Enemy comparative-
ly in good order, who had now shot a-head,
and was about to place himself in a raking
position, without our being enabled to re-
turn the fire, being a perfect wreck, and
unmanageable log; I deemed it prudent,
though a painful extremity, to surrender
his Majesty's ship: nor was this dreadful
alternative resorted to till every hope of
success was removed even beyond the
reach of chance, nor till, I trust, their
Lordships will be aware, every effort had
been made against the Enemy by myself
and my brave officers and men; nor should
she have been surrendered whilst a man
lived on board, had she been manageable.
I am sorry to say, our loss is very severe :
I find by this day's muster, thirty-six kill-
ed, three of whom lingered a short time
after the battle; thirty-six severely wound-
ed, many of whom cannot recover; and
thirty-two slightly wounded, who may all
do well-total, 104.-The truly noble and
animating conduct of my officers, and the
steady bravery of my crew, to the last mo-
ment of the battle, must ever render them
dear to their country. My first Lieute-
nant, David Hope, was severely wounded
in the head towards the close of the battle,
and taken below; but was soon again on
deck, displaying that greatness of mind
and exertion, which, though it may be
equalled, can never be excelled; the third
Lieutenant, John Bulford, was also wound-
ed, but not obliged to quit his quarters:
Second Lient. Samuel Mottley, and he, de-
serve my highest acknowledgments. The

I have &c.

JNO. S. CARDEN.

stone, to Vice-admiral Sawyer.

Maidstone, at Sea, Oct. 17.

SIR-I have the honour to inform you, that this afternoon, in latitude 41 deg. 30 min. N. and longitude 66 deg. 48 min. W. on St. George's Bank, his Majesty's ship under my command, with the Spartan in company, captured the American privateer brig Rapid, of 14 guns (carronades of different calibres, with two long sixes), and a complement of 84 men, after a chace of nine hours, blowing fresh, during which he threw eight of his guns overboard, and cut his boat from the stern.-1 find she had been three days from Portland, but had made no captures; she is coppered and copper fastened, stored and victualled for a three months' cruize, which, learn by the Captain's instruction from his owners, was to have been first off the Azores, Madeira, and Cape de Verde Islands, and from thence off Cayenne, and so to have returned to the windward of Barbadoes. GEO. BURDETT.

Downing-street, April 26. Extract of a letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Bourke, dated Corunna, April 14:

An official account, which I have received from the Governor of Castro. Urdialés, reports the investiture of that place on the 18th ultimo, by about three thousand men under General Palombini, who, after different attempts, in all of which he was beat off by the garrison, retired on the 25th towards Bilboa and Durango. The immediate cause of his retreat was the approach of General Mendizabel, with the division of Longa and other corps, to the relief of the place. The Enemy lost in the different attacks, and in a skirmish with the force under General Mendi

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