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

Mr, NATIONAL RECISTEI?. XlB Ptnie, Ocr. - 11) Letters from Dresden, of the Bill, announce,. that his Ittlajesty the Emperor It It that city on t►,e 7th. It is be lieved he has proceeded to the side of Leipsie and AVitterilturg. . . . " The Emperor Alexander has eeiniaved the diffictiliY; bylirineing for ward Gen. Betinigsen's army. and ordering it to be replaced by a new army from the Russian frontier. Thi• great measure will at once reader all the armies m oveable. 6. General Bennigsen, moving into Bohemia by his left, is rapidly ad vencing to this position, and witlithe preparation always meant to be snonniary - here, will effectually cover Bohemia, and thereby yet this at my at lull liberty to move also by its left, by good, or at least pai.sab4 raids, ai.d within reach of its supple' s, Mbile the navigation of the Upper Elhe and Moldnu will teed Gen. llenitigsen's army." his Lordship then describes the situation of the armies up to the .:sth ult. But twit is new entirely changed and the new positions are given in the Extraordinary Gazette, we omit this part as wt II WI The account of the engagement at Cohn on the 16th tilt. which has a ncady officially appeared. On the 62‘2d or 23'l a vessel prepared combustible matter is said to have succeeded in burring the bridge thrown by the ceemy oNer the Elbe, under cover of the furl. rem of Lelienstein.. The next dispatch is from Sir Charles Stewart, who Wag then cutileiently recovered to return to the Head-splatters. It is dakd l'ep!itz, Sept. '.29tlt, and announces nothing new, except the arrival of General Bennigii.en with part of his army on the .•7tlt. The lest %.1i1 , ; not expected Were tie 3d or 4th inst. It also notices, but in a cursory manner, the defeat of General Lefevre at Altenburg!' by Platetl COS.:1( ks. This Gazette contains an account of the investiture of the Em peror Alexander with the noble and illustrious British Order of the h Garter. TUESDAY'S LONDON G2l Z LITE. TI.INK Rli PTS. S. 'Non, of the ON 13aPey. victualler, to surrender Oct. 26, Nov. 2 1 , Mid 30, at twelve, ::t S. Lnlain, now or hie Goswell street, linen-draper, Oct. t? 3, Nov. f, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davies. Lbtlibuty. J. Smitt; of Church Street, Mitinrics, merchant, to sal 'ender Oct. 23, Vov. 2, and 30, at twelve, at Avcdriley, Mr. Shut ood, Canterbnry-square, Sout warts. I'. and J. Pedruglio, of Rochester, Kent, carvers, Oct. 25, nt one, Nov. 2, at ten, and :iO, at tat:ye, at Cluildhull, Lont!un. Atturne3., Dlr. Seal le, Fetter lane. W. Kohl •s..ii, serf. al Crag'. Lancashire, dealer, Nov. 10, at five. ;1, and 30, ut eleven, a' the New-Lin, lilackhurn, Lancashire.. At tornies, Mr. \Vika'', Greville-oreet, !tattoo-garden, I.ondon ; and Messrs. f'arr and Hart reiert'i. liti:ehbw 11, G. and TI. Fear, of flristol, taNlar-, Oct 21, and Nov. 4, and SO, a' one, at the. Conimeteial.rooin-, Afton it's, 111( ssr. Vizarit and Lincoln's-lun, 1 olidoil Mess.r.s. Winiuur ut,d Harris, Bristol. NV. Robinson :inn. of Spotlantl. Lancashire, dealer, Nov. 10, at five, 11. and SO, at eleven, at the Ncw-hin, Limkhrlrn, L inea•lare. Al. tornies, Mr. Wilson, Greviile street, IlattOli. garden , London ; an:l Iklesti. Carr and II ircreilVeS, J. G. Garines , ti, Lon.bard.sti; t't, %vat. Ot. '25. :it MI", at ten, and 30, at (levee, ct Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. B.shap, Si ijcalit's Pa•ge,o(Tottiess,l)et.onshire, tliereer, Nov. 1, 4. and :70, ut 4-!rvcd, rt the ...e?eit Tomes... Anomie..., Mr. Farwell, Tothets ; xtui Mr. Craucli. 1;1 . oad-s;reet. Loudon. G. Cowreit;olM arisr• 1-0 reel, Graidraiin's. fields, S. Levy, of 11 , i tine, and M. Levc, ot Sheeri.r ss, slop,ellers, Oct. VC, :\ .iid in, at eleven, at Attornies, Mr. Laacs, ks, bt. Mary-axe. J. Kil!, et Blm,dford Forum, Dotsetslilre, draper, Oct. Nov. 2, eleven, at Guildhall, Loud, u. Attoruics, Ale.rs. Austice and C x, Tettnile. 3. Jours, tit Clitster, linen draper, Oil. '2B, c 9, arid Nov. :10, at eleven, at the White Limb 11;n,'. !Inter. Anorives, Mei.srs. Piii!put ;Aid Sctme, llare-cuurt, Tcuiple, Looduii ; and :lir. tuchett, Cluster. SATURDAY'S LONDON GA:ETTE. FOREIGN OF:' ICI, OCT. 2 _'. This Gazette contains t•t veral dispatches from Bohemia, hot of an earlier date than those published in the Extraordinary Gazette. 1 he first, front Sir (:liarles Stewart, is dated 'league, Scp.t .21st. but con tains nothing with which we were not previously acquainted by Lord C:thcdrt's dispatelics. The second is front that nobleman, and d. ted Head- qtr.. rters, Toplitz t Scy.t. ‘.:5:11. It stales that %Apar:elms iliticavourert to oppo,c ittlieicot pot lions of hi.: force to t'air C . ov, n Prince and tieneral Illuelvr, and has harassed a;;(1 di stol i tc d ;n army by so Bain;:, and oecasioinOiy reinfotei::g anti 'educing the tortes so employed. Blot that his attention has been vriiicipallv directed towards lioucatia, and that his p'an wit- to ts . tuiti s ti h i mself at Prague 011 the line of supply and communic•ltion cf the . al:terl army. lit• proce:Als : 44 Vanuhatunte's or lers wcre to push on towards Pi•agite, and he ILA positive assurance that a very large. force was inentediatr4y to follow , him ; and 1 wos so much convinced of Boonaparte's tit el, that wt.( n the Pru-sioits wele in siglit in ...is veer, en iiie tilt at Ntillendort; it iinpussible tor his Gunerals to convince Irian that it was not Fit nett co',ltinti. It al ,n viie..rs that troops did move to sup; I tnut. Otit wet e countermanded, and the Lancers u,, Belit to inform him were killed. 4, m uc h as the rlt.try %%101111 the cominaild uf Dre , tl.:nha• been Tall the twvatt i•t Gun. Witcher and Gen. T Napoleon ,o sicinot.e, and partieuhrly to the &tics leatliog to 111,, ,e his scot oil as 111..11V uselest tisutoi.s as pos•lb.e anti tJ list ..:;.1 IIS it would be danz( rims for either army .se iltlilrr, I.,yeri-lily in the sttae Inch the i: c e simit thorn, in put..•elice of the tutu 1 , the operations have been 13 the mount:oils, vrx:utotts enough to the I not cenducive to g!u at 'lli immediate roults, thctiztaiedy le to the ariDS Li the Atiies. -- au 11l Towed by tli bice l!=clung to pe.s , Ors linvo phicvi tedu ect tv him bonoucable AWMIRALTY-OFFICE, OCTOBER 23. An extract of a letter from Rear-Admiral Freemantle, dated on hoald the Milford, off Fiume, Sept. 4, states, that he anchored there with the Milford, Eagle, and Havannab, on the 16th ; anti that the Austrian troops mai ched into that town du the same day.— Tht. Croats desert every day from the enemy, and he considers that Dalinatia nearly cat oft. General Radiovoivich is at Carlstadt, and the advanced po-t of General Nugent is at Lippa.---The 1 French have provisioned the vi!adel of Trieste. A letter from Commodore Sir James Li:VIS Yeo, dated on board the Wolfe, at Kingston, Upper Canada, the 19th June, states, that on the 3d inst. he naked with his I _ll . ..jesiy's F quadron item that port, to Co. s pet a:c with our army at the head of the Lake, and annoy the enemy, by intercepting all supplies going, to the army, and thereby oblige his -quadron to come out fur its protection.—Ott the Sib, the Beresfurfl and Sir Sydney Smith, anti the I:,un-boats, under Lieut. Anthony, of to Wolfe,*jt under the enemy's batteries, and by a well-directed fire ! olihoed hill) to retieit, leaving all his camp equipage, proyihions, stores, • On tilt 1:3111, they captured two schooners and s•olie boats will Whey also lande‘t and bremzht off all the Chveininent stoles from Genes , ee rivet aod tl_e tiit at Sodas. Another letter from Sir James, dated off Lake Ontario, Aug. 10, states that he discoveted the enemy's squadron on the bth, consisting of 13 sail ; the British only six. On his approaching, they fired t!:eir broadsides, and then stood for their hattcries. Owing to calm eather, it was eleven at night when our squadron got within gun shot of the enemy, when they made sail for Niagara, leaving . the (howler and Julia astern, which were captured. Our squadron has not but , tained any injury. BANKRUPTS. C. T. Priestley, of Halifax, York, liquor-merchant, Nov. 5, at five, 6, and Dec. 4, at ttn, t the Talbott Inn, Bradford. Attornies, I.3)kes and Knowlts, New-inn, Loudon ; and M.. Ogden,. lir;:dford, Yorkshire. J. llrebb, of New Sarum, Wilts, brardy-merchant, Nov. 6, at t n, 0, at one, and Dec. 1, at e!evtp, at the Public Rooms, w Sat Attornies, Mr. 'Pinney. SA WA)! ; and Messrs. Bruudre:t, uinwright, and Spinit , 4. Temp!e, W. An cli, of Stratfold, Essex ; imker, Nov. 2,6, and Dec. 4. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bentun, Union-street, Sum! wart:. Master man, of triwer Russell-street, Bermoutl , ey, tattier, Nov. .2. 6. and Dec. 4, at nu, at Attorney, Mr. Dtau, New- bill. - ,I.!i. Cramer, late of Nodehill, Southampton, grocer, Nov. 2, (3, a. d Dei% 4, itt tut', at Guildhall. Attorl.cy, Mr. FlaAnnan, Eiy v.:ee. Holborn. t:, tiilliek, of Piccadilly, Westminster, hatter, Nnv. 2,6, and Dec% 4. ateleven, at Guildl,all. Attorney, Mr. Cole, CleinA•nt's Inn. W. Berry, late of Cuirlbur . v, Oxt.Tzi, tagolv•ehautrer, Ort. and'Nov. 1 1 at the Bell Ina, - Cliz.:bury, and Dec. 4, at eleven, Qt C. 24. 'wing for- by a new ce reader pidly ad- ant bo ye l hia t pa.salfe lie Upper up to the positions as w• II as WWII has prepared wring tile t . the furl. was then It is tiakd the arrival The lest .es, but in nburgh by I the Em- der of the dated on anchored ‘26th ; anti time day.— leiderc that