The National Register. — London, England, 1812-11-01 00:00:00

,- . NOV 1. THE NATIONAL RECTSTI,II. . - balm thought it necessary, in the name and on the heb.;f of his ty, and by and with the -advice bt his Majesty's t'ro'y publish this Ploclantation, hercbv no , ifyiog a,ll dcdaritie that a:I persons, being his subjects, who shAll enter, br serve, or het board any ships or veasOs of wAr, or other ships or vi.s.iek h•f t , to the United 5t..'..es of America, with intent to cr,aiiiiit 1)0,01;6., against his IM jesty of his subjects, Or who shall otherwise aki!.er, or pre aid hr comtint to his Majesty's enemies vpon he sca, wild lier!•by oecome liable to sutfisr the pains of death,. and all other pain. and rattles of kgh treason and' piracy and wt do hereby C clnrc, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty,uurintention and firm resolu r tion to pioceed against all such offenders according to W. , . Given at the Court at Carltonlintt , e, tha of October, 1812, and in the 5,1t1 year of his Majesty's COD save the RING . VAR DE PA 11INIENT. no w s firFT, OCT. ICI2. A dispatch, rtf which the fntlowirg is an extract, has hewn tbis day xeceived at Earl Bathurst's office, ad4ressed to his Lotiship by G,ne ral the Marquis of Wellington,. dated Villa Toro, 11th ot Oc.t• ha, 1812. The enemy have made two sorties on the head of the sap, between the exterior And interior cat the castle at Burgos, in both of which they matetially injitred our works, and we suffered some loss. the last, at three in tie mornin,; of the Bth, we had the misforture to 1 Ise the Honourable Major Cocks, of the 79th, who was Yield Officer of the trenches. and was killed in t;.e act of rallying the troops who bad beenidriyen in. I have frequently had u ccasiop to ti.aw your Lormiship's attention to the con Inc' of Mlisr Cocks, and in one in stance very re• enily, in the sttat k of. the hornwork of the castle of Burgos ; and I consider his loss ss one of the greatest importance to this army, and to nis Maj. ,r) 's set vice. NOtwitostai•rhog, the ellorts 01 the enemy, our troops 37C established within about one hu drrd yards of the enemy's interior lint-, which cte -. go6tl we have it in car I), wee to ar,:ault ; and we have eff. breach in ant her oart of the same line, and our troops arc established close to the brear,li We are carrying on .our works under ground, and I hope that I shall have another :nine in readiness in a day or two. • The enemy have not made any attempt to interrupt our operations ; they o trestilliupon the Brom By the accounts which 1 have from Lieutenant-General Sir Row land Hill, of the 7th instant, it apnears that Marshal Souls joined 10. seph Buonaparte on the trontier of Valencia and 'Murcia, on the 29' September. A detachment of Marshal Arm 10- army oc,ttpied cete, ott the :0 instant, and a small Lletachnient of cavalry was as far forward as Minaya, on the tith instant. I have not yet heard of General tlal:astcros having ~as. ed the Sierra Morena, or at all of his movements since he 17th of Sentember, when he entered t;rettaila ; nor have I heard from M..jor-Generar C.oke, since he rcr..iv,Al my directions. fur the movement of the.. troops order h command. 1 have reports; flowerer, that the troops matched from Scvi:lc on the 28th of r. P. S. I have the honour to'enclose a return of our loss since flit: .5r instant.. itisfroce of the Killed card 'outtiled• of the A-my-under the Comm.-,•i the MA is Qv Is or W 1.T.1 N 010• , in vie sidre of the Castle of Lurgil, f mai the 6th to the 10th of Ootrher, ioelas:rc .•, ; • •••• Brittln Lou. I Major, 1 Cltain, 1 Lieutgliant, l I:alsign, 1 Staff, 4 Serjeants, 82 , Rink oncl File jilted; 5 Cat twin-, 5 Lii•wel , ants, Ensivls, Ser.'. jtanti,.'S . Drtiramers, ZOU Rank anu Weuntled ; i Runl anti File Portoptese Toss. I Captain, 1 :Lieutenant, 31. Rani. and File killed ; 1 Major, 3 Captitio_ , ,, 1 Serjeihr, 65 Rank and File - Wounded ; 11 Rank and File Nismisg. Total British and Portuguese Loss. ejor, , 2'nptaiiv4, Licutcnalits, 1 I Staff, 4 Serjeants, 116 it.iiik ::Sid File Kil!eci ; r,' F, Captain., 5 i it utunim,,, g En aign,, 8 Serjen: Is, 3Thuturders,'"63lt:akk and File Wbunifed ; 18 ft nik and file `lining. KILLED. Adjutant Hobson, Tnd f3attaliin, 611th Foot. 1-1,,„. C. C,,cks, Ist Buttuilion. 7i-lits ditto. Ca i itan. Slde, 1 , 1 Line B.!tudton, K. G. L. peut. Winckier, ditt, ditto. - Ensign .11,,ckeridge, tst Coldstreatii Guards. Captain IL Perry, 6th Cacadoreu. • WOUNDED. *Capta►in Stewart, Actiug Engineer, .1-t Royal Scots, Sligl►tly. . • • Al•Pbersoo, ditto, 88t1► Foot, .ditto glace Dead. *Ensign Lawrence, ditto, 38th Foot, Slightly. Ate' 'oar • TAdt!r, (7a nail litiicr 1.3 14)httait, n, Gio!rd., •e eveie ly. ailatehr, Line 11.btalion, K. L. tient 1131 Goehett, ditto r••••• • i ditto U..10'114111 lintnatresti, As.Ntai,t F. ? gincer, Ist 'Battalion, Oth Foot, .. • • Wyneeke, 2nri Line Battalion, K. G. L. Cnptain I,ndders, nth (fits() Mojor Arnott, 12th Portntn; st• Itt,7;,neot. • 1 hese Officers were We :•1 cirri the evening of the 4th self morniug of 5,h, but tll.- uus ►cceived too Vie for intti. total. ADM!R ALTY.O”: OCTOBTR 1F•12. Dispatches, i t w`,.“:h the follow aft-. Lopies, were recived Lot at thi s o (fi t .e, V cc. Atint-ral Sir j.tilltS SALL , at z, K. is. t,; 1)111 . , Crok:r. 17k tor , . nay: ke, 0, t. 17, IFl'2. Ilf:rekvith I en , -11:;e, for the inlortuation of the Lorriii ::1 iw,sinn ers of the Admiralt..,, lettc:r f,om CalA Stewait, t.) me by l ear-A.lll6nd Morris, detail) g the operations of t h, t 6;1 3 at Riga, on the expeilitim agair,st Mit att. The conduct of Captain Brenton ;mil the. Lieutenants under criers, appear to have teen hiyjily .tteritnri. u- up n this vci ..."" ) ", anti 1 trust will be found to merit the apprubati; n ~t thou . Lotilsitili.3. l am, Sir, ) our obedient , honthle serva •t, J. W. Croker, Esq. Admiralty lAS. SAUMAREZ. IVga, Octoher, 9 , 181.1. Sir,—ln my lost, I had the howthr to in forni you, 11).11 an ion.c); on the Prussia.. s a this vicinity WAS I:.tentled to take place on the 2i:•11 tilt. A considerable holy of Irt.rtps, un Count il, hit Riga on that day, and the eun.boats under the comm.:el of ii.e English officers. .acconi - ;:.ie,ied a str•tig division of 40 1t us iii, hots besides 10 I.:lnches, under tin. comin And of Admiral Muller, up ;ix titer Aa. 1 he enemy 1111 withdrawn his troops fiorn Schlock, and his odic; ; , osts, on the ar; , roach r) , the :•,o:AN We, ' thcrehae.thtt 1 1 •t meet with Aiy opposition rotil the nil, when aliout tit e wiles be.tiw ; the enemy had flu re flitted three difierent burnt; acr..ss the bar . , about halt a mile distant from erc o: her. tVuhiii ,t of the Oil , ' boom, rvlrch was very st tong and wrtil weiehliLil three batteries of four guns each. The booms were soon d..stri:%e,., and ~S we arrived uO, too energ'. uhandoised their positions with stkii ,re,:ipitation, that haw 2.1 pounder , were lett hi the witrl:s. Ilvf English boats v , ere al tv3vs in advanc... And Adutird Muller ht.: desired tile to s. , y, lie i 3 ple.,se , i with the exenionso: C.ll. Lint 'Lentos and the Lieuteoauts el in the boats. The ti.1:11111 amok pl - ..Y:SCS•I 4) II of M roan atpilll 11(,01) ; the eve:nt hid not tinte to rmaove some very c:iiisideralv:e magazines of ci thi. ei grain, :old some at inninti:iition. He also left about tour lan - tired sick and w•-untled 111 lir . to \•:11. In the evening a detachment of the grinv entered the own. The Prussians r, tr.tated from Olai upon Bourski, where the% hal l hont one hundred anal t went) peers of cannon, intended f.r the sseee of this pVice; they there r ceiveit reinforcements on the 29th, tthich vlacdoilald bad -cot theta 1 .constailt. On the f",(hi. the P ussians were compelled to retreat from before a foice of 25,000 inert, wii n:..1 nearly 80 pieces of cannon. As the • troops had retired to th.. vici,:iry the flotilla ktt Mittau in 6 t he evening of the 30th ; and, at t•er destroy ing a bridge which had bean erected to facilitate time crossing 'of the troops and artillery, arrivra at Dunarnunde 1.,t night Octrber 4.—Th enemy's woks which *cre of considerab:e strength at Olai were destroved. Th-• loss on the pert of the'Russians is estimated at 2000 in killed, wouide,i and missing. The er.emy trust also kave•sittlered severely. and many prisoners are arrived: I have the honour to he, Bze. (sigt,e.9 HEW STE WART. Rear-Admiral Martin, dec. Aboukir. BANKRUPTS. R. Hull, Thnrnham, Norfolk, i.hopkeeper. to surrender Nov. 19, 20. at eleven, Dec. • 8, a five, at the Crown Inn, Yakenliam. Atter. gil.es, Messrs. E. and G. Cooper, East Dereham. Norfolk; or R. . Barbor, Fetter-lane, London. G. Tice,. Northampton, baker. Nov. 12, at six, Nov. 13, at ten, and • Dec. 8, at twelve, at the Peacock' Inn Northampton. Att•rnies. • Messrs. Morgan and F. leyes, Bedford-square, London; or to Mr. Theoohilus !eyes, Northampton. G Tempirley, Longtown, Cumberland, baCom and ham merchant Car, Nov. 5,6, ahl Dec. 8. at eleven. at the L ion and Lamb Inn, . lisle. Attornirs, Mr. Birketti Bond.court, Waion..ok ;or Mr. Blow, Carlisle. S. Keyte, Kiflderminater; inn-keeper, Nov.- ISt, 49, and Dec. 8. t eleven, at the George Inn, Beivdley. Attorn irs, Mr. Bigg, South- a • i+ ••,'t 1. 0 t. A'rf; w .r 1 f , Suer ,• • i , .i • Dec Me , Lon • 12, a 4, r. a 1i 12, A ,i, r, COI 1;31 Cal A at Ste rr. t. 'xr nd De ,r. o nr, il Ir. Lt Iv, ba at h. tit .