The National Register. — London, England, 1813-10-24 00:00:00

OCT OCT uttuoi Trent' on his are gi of the portel 4 Louis loupe tweer shall foi hit pain went sistam subje Fu day. do di Gott , caLISI ()CCU scrip to wt un trans Elbe to a tions bop.; A ust ha% e The to tE comi to (IC trnts tens a rmi hid Whit: the studi this armQ from acco . 24: a 1 . _~~ THE NATIONAL REGISTER.. utmost consternation prevailed : on the approach of 30,000 French, he evacuated that city, and retired towards the Elbe; on his way back, it is said, he was defeated, but no particulars are given. The Swedes are stated to have quitted the left of the Elbe ; and on the side of Italy, Beauharuois is re ported to have obtained some trilling advantages. Maria Louisa has signed a decree relative to the island of Gonda loupe, by which it is de . clared that no treaty of peace be• tween France and Sweden dull be signed until the latte r shall have reuounced possession of that island ; and it is CA bidden to every Frenchman in the said island, under pain of dishonour, to take any oath to the Swedish Govern ment, to accept any office under it, or to of it any as sistance. The French Papers are completely silent on the subject of Lord Wellington's entrance into France. Further Paris Papers to the 18th were received on Thurs day. They make no mention whatever of Buonaparte; nor do they contain any thing corroborative of the statement flow Gotteoburgh, or Bavatia having agreed to make common cause with the Allies. It is, indeed, admitted, that Brixen is occupied by Austrian light troops, and " retactoty con scripts," (pi obably some of the Tyrolese pats iotsj but nothTug to warrant the belief of a change of politics at the Cout t of Munich, Several paragraphs in these papers relate to the transfer of the war from the left to the tight bank of the Elbe ; and these are of a nature which pretty strongly !milli to a still farther retrogradation of the enemy. The fot titica firms of Edo!t are trengthenine . , a camp is forming at Fried berg, and another in the neighhoto hood of Frankfort. The Austrian corps under Cencoal Count tilenau, is stated to have been driven f. Zwic kau on the 28th, into Bohemia. The troops of the Crown Prince of Sweden that had passed to the left bank of the Elbe, are again said to have been compelled to re-cross that river, hut the account is too vague to deserve serious notice.---The most curious part of the con tents of these papers is a statement in one of them that let ters had been received from Bayonne, nlintioning that the armies were in presence of each other, and that no ecru/ he'd taken place. Nothing can more clearly prove the alarm whi c h has seized the French Government in consequence of the entrance of Lord Wellington into France, than this studied concealment of the fact. It appeals, however, frota this statement, that Soult remained in the command of the army : he had teceived reinforcuments.—T here is a dispatch front Decacti, commanding the at my of Catalonia, giving an account of a tuiflittL; atrair near ()lot, in which the Spaniards are stated to have been repulsed.—The French funds con tinue on the decline. A racket is arrived at Falmouth, from Halifax, after al passage of seventeen rla)s. She brings an account of the capture of the Boxer, of 14 guns, Captain Blyth, by the American ig Enterprise, after a severe a , tion, off Boston. Both Commanders were kPled, and buried together at New York, at which place both ve•sels had arrived. The advices b the mail fiom Halifax are to the Ist inst. Admiral Sir .1. Warren, w ith the gt eater part of the Chesapeake squadron, was at Halifax on the 22d ult. Ile had left the Sceptre and Plantagenet men of war. Armide and Barrossa frigatts, Moselle, Mohawk, and Dotterel! sloops of war, in the Chesa peake, on the sth. The packet was chaerl i,fr the hanks of Newfound!and by two frigates, which did not answer the private signals, although at one time they were only three miles distant. The Albion man of war, with her convoy from hence, reached Halifax on the 50th ult. The dispatches fiorn the Marquis of ‘VELLINGTON, an nouncing the entrance of the• Allied Army into the French territo► y, wee brought to town on Monday t►tot ning by the Earl of 'MARCH, and were published in the evening in Ga:ette Ertrawdinaty, The Park and Tower .guns were fired upon the receipt of the intelligence, and a letter front Lord BurnensT was sent to the LORD MA YOR,•stating the sulistaqce of the dispatches. Two Mails from Ileligoland arrived yesterday. but bring no news. Lisbon Papers to the 12th have also reached us—the following are their chief contents:* e 6 LtsiCoN. OCT.II —We have mrlinchnly accounts from Gibraltar; a very had fever rages there, by altich hum 12 to 19 persons are said t" die tidily. " is still healthy. and as yet we are free here. 4 ` A brig tit' war, just orriverl Irmo Cadiz, tvports the deaths at Csibraliar to be more numerous than those mentioned. All well at " SA n.i CessA, Sr PT, '27.—Soolt's army, reduced to 40.004) mets, has tetrouradvd, in order to go into winter quarter.. Hi• head-tosrivrit, ..►th Hooo men, isse its Blivontse. His cavalry hare di'persed tor want turai•e, and are reduced to 4000 men." The Strakund Paper, of the sth of October, containsthe following : it is stated in the Berlin Paper, of the r.td of Otoher, that ac cording to official Recounts, an ai:reement had been concluded between Austria and llavatia, according to which, a k!oips of vO,OOO ,Ati , trianc ~ gas to join the Bavarian army mulct Gencrid Count Wreide, fur motnai (Ter:lions ; as likewise that Redividing to accounts, That Colonel Von Colomb, with a flying party, had appeared heroic Fiankfort on the Maine." STil ‘i OcT. r —lt is stated that 20,000 Bavarians had joined the good can.e; other accounts state that 40,000 have really done :.o. 601 ThN ROM, Ocr. 9.—We may Anon expect to hear of Forme tbil;g crawl. The whole of the Crown Prince's army was crossing the Elbe. and had joined General Blocher, whose left wing was jnired to the Hus•ian Light. The Itte , siam; have been reinforced by too,. oit A Mace for a new levy of eight in 500 was issued at 'i'nl►litz on tl eL d September. It is said that a great naval force is about to be employed against the shores of France, in co-operation with the army. A letter from Catlslam, of the 7th, states, that two Danish Register ships had gone over to the Swedes. It was re ported at Car!sham, that Buonaparte had been carried sick to Leipsic. A 'ft eatv, offensive and defensive, has been signed between Austria, Nu•sia, and Prussia. A copy of it has been received in this country. The Emperor of Austria has conferred on the Crown Prince of Sweden the Grand Cross of the Military Order of Maria Theresa. By recent accounts from the Dutch coast, we learn, that about the beginning of the present month, four Dutch fri gates forming pa:' the Texel fleet, received orders to put to sea. Fl um some unknown cause, however, only two of them, the Dagerand and the Itygershergen, of 38 guns each, ''actnallv sailed. An embargo of seven days succeeded their putting to sea, which was so strictly enforced, that even the fresh fishing-boa s were comreled to remain in port during its continuance. They proceeded North about, and their destination wa , supposed to be America. St UDEN ELEVATION IN LIFE. --a eircuirstanee of coot] fortune, has tccrntly ()veinae t in ties family of Air. Jame, late an humble sehoolnia,f er, in Dover. R. has sllll4.eilly hecn raked to a Man of opulence by the death of lA. broth( r, Mr. Hti:4l Carlow, late Clerk in the 0,1111 a: deprived hinaelf of existence by has bequeathed to him, as repo doily acquired whilst in that si awe 1)(1)4r/uncut, at Ci.dtliassi, t‘lio • the discnar,,,e orhis pistol, and who at states, the auut of 60,0001. prib- ituatiun. ' . • . •