The National Register. — London, England, 1814-11-27 00:00:00

NOV. 27. SATURDAY, Nov. ‘2.6. The House was summoned to the House of Peers to hear the Royal As'ent given by Commission to sever a l p u bli c an d pr4ate li lls. (Fur which, see the Lords.) A 13i1l for better regulating the manufacture of Fire Arms in Fng land was brought up, and read a first timv.—Second- reading on Monday. A. ►urssaf,Q from the Lur'ls announced their T.ord•hip's concurrence in the Exchequer Bills' 13111, the Exchequer hiiils in Advance Bill, and the Malt Duty The Irish Preservation of Peace Bill was read a third time, and passed. Air. PVEL brow , ht up a .clause giving power to the Lo d 1 ientenant, in Council, to declare, by Pn.clamation, any County, City, or Town, or any part of any County, City, or Town, in a state rif disturbance, and to appoint Police Otlicers, as he should think was added to the Bill, which then passed. 'Vie Wmillen Cloth Bill %vas read a third time, and passed; as was the Irish Spirits Warehon , ;ng The other Bills befurc the llouse were in a forward state.—Ad jourocd. TUESDAYS T.ONDON GA.:JETTE. AMIIrtALTY-OFTICE, NOV. 22, 1811. Copy of 4 1-Ohl' fro;:t Corifit!..4 Milne, of Vs I.?o7rsties . 7 1 . 1) Mtheark, athire`'q , 'l , nt'qr- Gr , cud troismittal 1:: the ludo. to Johu Wilsna Cractr, h is njesty's ship Bulwark, nfr George's Shoal, October C 3, Sin,--I have the honour to inform yon, that the Harlequin pri va't.t:r schooner or I , ,,rt?“noutit, carrying ten long twelve-pounders, wit 11 ;1 c(;nvleinent of 115 111:1), out fonr (hp, is - as captured by his 11airst:'s ship r in) conirrand this day. I have much satisfaction in lniyiiw c:lptiired this vessel, as she is calculated to ha%e 110112 wile!) ini•iiiirf to our trade, being quite new, her first crni4e, and fitted with every thing for four months. eonpel ed, cot per fasttne(t, :1;15 tons, and I think. tit for his Ttliije:st)*, :service. 1 have the honour to he, &e. ( 4 .;i1,11c:!) DAVID AIILNE. To Edward (iratii, I-'. q. fle;.r..‘diniral of the ‘Viiite, Rear Admiral D:itlinm !Inc tr:umnitted to .Tolin ll'ilsnn Crol.er, E-(1, a letti , r from Captain )N:iiilach, of his 111ajegtv's ship the 114 r. d ited the t..)th of 8( Wernher. aivi!!.: an ace,oint of capturcti the Ann:vie:ln leiter Of mai que ..rhooner Ilogixcer, (+F right gills and ; and a 1,40 the Frieods sc.h , :fiver, of i tii tons, zind ei;lit men, bound frol - .1 St. Aognstire's to St. Rartholoraew't. .. _._: FORE[GN.OFFI! E. NOV. 1814. ifii !loyal T.iiLflines% the Priy.ce ite9.:unt been p!caseti, in the wink: the cr to ailicint D. R. Moticr, Esq. to be his Alojesty's 11,‘ 1111.7!)V.-3. .1. Parry. jun. nt Gosv. cal-street, St. T.' c'•:, ree titicr of spirit, , , to sart..ciller Nnv. '.e6, Deo. 6, and Jan. 3 a, ten, at Attorney, :II r. CliarAey. f, C...wt!lorn, of I)arliy-street, Rosemary-bme, I lvc , ve r., Nov. ‘29, Dec. 6, and Jan.:., at tup, at Guildhall, L9n!lnn, A ttorni•A, :teard4a and Davis, Corbtt-street, !Irv( t. J. Burton, of She!;lda, Yorkshire. eabinet-maker, Nov. ‘..)(3, at NI - . t.er.:hall'3 office, Ci.ttipo.l,:ine, S!101.10, ntoci :;, at I leale;'s llotc.l, Yooichl, ttornit.:4, Mr I.'3ltcr,hail, ; attl M. 'Juneau, 1101born.Court, Gray's iwilitne, T. it!,o• erts, of Brae:de!". Nf:rthampton‘liire, vietwiller, Dee. fl, 9, and .1411. 5. at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Banbury. Attorucv, ,11.1 r. AFL n, Banhorv. T. Jones, of Womhurne, Staffordshire, mil•factor, Der. fl, at an:l Jan. 3, at elnven, at the JerninAitut Arms, Sinfriall. Attornles, Mr. Coiser, Wolverharn2ton ; and Mr. Whitaker, Broad court, Lang Am C. T. Jordan, n(Cheitenham, stationer, Nov. 23, at five, 2;3, awi Jan. .5 ) at elevcn i at the Liog's Head, Gloucester. Attornies, 'Messrs. 785 Whitcomb, Griffith, and Phil'putts, Gloucester; and Messrs. Whit comb and Kitty:, Scrjeant's Inn , Fleet street. J. Lowe, of Charles town, Lancaster, shoe maker, Dee. 7,8, and Jan. :3, at two at the Whitt. Lion Inn, Manchester. Attornics, Mr. Entwisle, Manchester ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, Lon. don. J. Dickens, of St. Stephen's Hill, Stafford-hire, cotton•cp!n►►er, Dec. 3 at tivc, 6, and Jan. 3, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, lien•ton-►ipor•l're►:t, Staff . ° idshire. Attornies, Mr. Fowler, Barton. neon-Trent ; and Ml►•ssrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's-build inn's, Holborn. J Langford, jun. of Aslibnrne, Derbyshire, bookseller, Dee. 6,6, and Jan. 3, ar the Green Man Inn, Asliborne,. A ttornies, 'Messrs. Johnson and Wise, Athbotile ; and Mr. Harbor, Feiter•lane, Lou. J. Higlon, of Ashburne, Derbyshire. grocer. Dec. 3,6, and Jan. 3 at two, at the Gut ets Man Inn, A•hborne. Attounies Alessrs. 1i i►e and Eddowes, 'Nottingham ; and Mr. Harbor, Fetter lane, London. J. Docnra, of Bourn, Canibridge§hire, poulterer, Due. 3, 113, and Jan. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall; Lot:don. Attorney, Mr. Fairbanks, Seething-lane, 'lower-itreet Syear, of Upper Thames-street, stationer, I)ee. 3, at one, tn, and Jan! 3, at twelve, at Guildhall . Attornies, Messrs. liearsey and Spurr, Bishopcgate-street Within. C. Abell , ot . High Holborn, woolen-draper, Nov. 9.9, Dee- 6, and .Liti a, at tweve, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Gage, and Son o Bedford -sit yet, liedford-row. G. NVlsiteltrad, jun. awl G. Clarke, late of Basinghall-street, blackwell-hall-tactors, Nov. Dee. 3. and Jan. 3. at twelve at Goddhall. A ttornies Alessrs. Tom!Moons, Thomson, and Baker,. Coptll4ll.coort, Throgmorton-ttreet. J. Rowbotham, of Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-manufacturer, Nov. 19, Dee. 1, and Jan. :3, at eleven, at the Castle [mi, Stockport. At tornics, Mr. Edge, Norfolk-street, Strand, London ; and Mr. Hai. rop, Steekpot t. J. Mawson, jun. late of West Drayton, Mid.llesex, grocer, Dee. 5, 6, at e Jan 3, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manches. ter. A ttorhies, Messrs. Duckworth, Chippindall, and Denison, Manchester. J. S. Bird, of Liverpool, wholesale grocer, Dec. CO, 21, and Jan. :3, t one, at the Yotk lintel, Liverpool. Attornies, Mews. Sher hard. Arqington, and Gregory, Bedford-row. London. J. natham. of Oldbury, Salop, enpineer. Dec. 9, at four, tO. and .1 m. 3, at cleven, at th& Jerningham Arms Inn, Atiornies, Alcssrs. Elmundi and Jeyes, London ; and Mr. Hor ner, Sedgley. Bidpin, of Lon!pnrt, Somerset, draper, Nov. Q 6, Dee. 17, 30 1 4 1 Jail..;, ;it eleven, at the Land) Inn, Bridgewater. At tornieg, "Mr. Boys, Bridgewater; and Messrs. Mike, Cook's-court, London. SATURDAPS LONDON GAZETTE. [This Gszette contains a copy of Sir G. Prevost's arcount of the faiinise ;it Plattsburg. The Lien tenant-General's dispatches ate dated PlattOoirg, State of New York, Sept. 11. Ile conlinellee4 with Ic•44:ttiblinL! of the troops which arrived front the Garonne. and then ileta'.ls their moventents, np to the citify of the tight coininit into the town of Phittsburg. llere he found the enemy in a stroeglv fort . :fied poilt non, %%WI their flotilla at anchor out or u uo shot., Si mit the shore, rw:•isling of the Saratoga, '2l; anus ; Stiry:•ise, Tinnideri.r, 16 ; Prehle, i tilll7ti ; 10 gmi-boats, .14 tr,11.!-• Str G. Pri•vost comumnicated this circumstance to (;tap t. Donnit, commanding the vessels on the Lake Champlain, consisting of the Conf. area', tvner ; Linnet', 1G guns ; Broke, 10 ,L 111:S; Sfl#o llloll l ; t gnu-boats, 1(3 guns, requesting his co-operation. The P.riti.•li s!: , ereil for Plattsburgh. The hri , ia , iis of Makr (jenrils Itoliivion and Powers were provided with I.lthlurs to (:Neal;•de the ill the lici"hts ; and here Sir G. brcid,s et with-- " reiw , wiih deep co:it:urn I inform your Lortl• hip, thi,t, notw itlt stniid.n)•' h it into pith valour with which Captain Dmvoie led his flotilla. ion) rov most sanguine hopes of complete stiece , s %%ere te . lt afterwards 111 , 15tc , ...1, be a coruhinl-toi. r,s it pi)twilled to u., o f untut' tariat-!evettiß, to 41 li.ch naval warfare is , peculiarly uximw:l. S:areeiy hod his ;ilaj , •sty . :;tr ,, ops Irrreed pessiice across the Sat anat., rind 84. the height on which siand the t'llt`ll l ' S works, when I had It7e vxtreole mortification' to hear the shout of victory from the enemy's works, in conserpictirr of the tiriti , h tieing lowered on hoard ta 4 Cont since and Linnet ; and to see our ;;till boats s e elm it4 night. This nidookerk-for event deptit,ing nic of the ec.opt.r.t;mtot Ceet, without which the bother pioseeivion of the service ;is hi colas impractibable, I ilia nut hesitate to ar:est the course of the buoys 4 l• THE NATIONAL REGISTER.