The National Register. — London, England, 1814-03-13 00:00:00

TITE NATIONAL REGISTER. MARCH 15. I fori;oi to report to your Lordship, in ivy last dispatch, that the fort of Salines tr-. 1 stirrmv..tt. , :t to the AEielik • corps ut Genetal Si. Priest i, arrived ;at Vitry-sur-Marne.. (;;.ricral Jagg was at Juimi;le, w ith orders to join General St. A report has jifFt arrivezl frrm Genet% Fiimont, detailing the aliece , s of ;.n uttacts he this day made aith the cavalry under his orders upon the rear-gii..1 . 1 of the enemy near Vandwiivres. Gen. Friniont pii-Lcd the enemy hisyunol that town, and afterwards ebta -I►ii3!ied hia heinf-quarters there. 167 piequets oh the Joyense river, and attacked their ptmition at fie:lete, - front which he obliged ueneral floristic to retre, with loss, towards St. Martin. 1 made the detachment of General 3lina's troops, in the valley of Bastan, advance on the same dap noon Baygorey and Bidarray : and the direct comimmication of the enemy with St. Jean Pied de Port being cut off by Lientunant General Sir R . 4141111(1 Hill, that fort has been blockaded by the Spanish troors above mentioned. On the following morning, the IMh. the troops under Lientenant General Sir !lowland Hill continued the pursuit of the enemy. • who had retired to a strong position front of Gartis, where Ge., :Kral Harispe was joined by General Paris's division, which had hoen recalled from the march it. bad commenced for the interior of Frince, and by oilier troops from the enemy's centre. G .I;erid MuriUo's Spanish division, after driving in the enemy ad• vanced pests, was ordered to move tiocards St. Palai4, by a vidge paral lel t o t h a t on w hi c h was the enemy's position, in order to torn their left and cut otf their retreat by that read, while the second division; under Lieuteuant•Geheral Sir W. Stewar, sh , Atlci attack in frout. 1 . 11..)5e troops made a most aallant attack upon tlw enemy's position, which was roma. kabiy strong, but which was carried %%ithout very considera Id? l os s. Much of the day had elipsed before the attack could be commenced, lad the action lasted till alter dar k,the citemy Isavii!g nmde repeated at" letnp!l to regain the posnion, particulaily in two t. , ,taclis, which were most ga:lantly received and repuised 11 the '39th teginicnt, under the command et the Ilon. Colonel O'Callaghan, in M , ijoz-General Pringle.% brivade. Major-General, and Lieutenant-Coloßel Droce, Of the:39th.wero unforttu 'wounded :'we took ten (:fficers, and about two buildr‘d prisoners. . The light oldie centre of the army made a corresponding movement with the right o:t these and our posts were on the liidouze river on the evening of the 15th. The enethy retired across the Liver at St. Palais in the night, destroy the bridges, which him ever were repaired, so that the iruopa under Liettfroant-Geueral S:r It-•. and MU crossed en the 16th ; and on tliss fitii the CM .!1;‘)/ V:Cle drivel& across the Gave de i‘loultrot. They at !cmpfc.l t., ckstrOy the hi nge at Arriverete, but they had not time to roiliple,e IN d , •strii:a ion ; and a ford !iving been discovered above din hr:dge, the 9:d ri•giaient, under the comononf of Lieutenant-Colonel Canieron, supouited by the tire of qaptain Bone's troop of horse artil- I ry, etossed the foid, and made a Inoq pliant attack upon two batta lions of French infantry p-sted in the village, from which the latter wet:t► driven t consider:4:de The enemy retired in the night across the Gave ii'O'cron, and took e a stroog position in the neighbourhood of Suureterre, in which they %vete joiued by other troops. On the lt3tli, our posts were established on the Gave d'Oleron, In all the actions which I have above detailed to your Lordship, tl:e troops have condueted themselves remarkably will; and I heat ,rest satisfaction in ot:4l:ving the good conduct of tho-e inaler Ge. neral Murillo, in the attack of Helletc' on the 14th, and in driving in the enemy's advanced posts in front of their position, at (laths, ota the 15111. Since the the enemy have considerably weakened their fare* in Bayonne ; and they have withdrawn from the right of the Adour, above tile town. I have received no intelligence from Catalonia since I addressed vont. LorilsW;) last ; but I have this day received a report Drum the th;vei tier of Pamplona, tlivt the fort of Jaen had u deied to Gen. Mina by capitulation, on (lie 17th it t. lam not acquanited with the particulars of this event, but l know that the place con tinued eighty.i'aur pieces of brass cannon. FOREIGN-OFFICE. MARCH 11, 1814. A Dil'ateli. of which the followiu; is a copy, ha.; been received at this tit►,cc Icon' the Right lion. Lori; Burghers'', dated Troyes, Match •4, 1814. . _ Loup—Troyes is ati s tain occupied by the Allies. 'I tot deeat of the (itany )cstertl4,the rapidity ‘sith which 1:e was at it en from all the positions defending the ,approach of this town, set:nut-41 us the unopposed possession of the place. I stated to your Lordship, in my last dispatch, that, after ArVe. successful affairs with 11:e rear guard of the French General Fwitnont had established his head.quarters at Vandonyre. The Prince Royal of IV irtemberg pursued tin. ;.•!vainages he had obtained over the corps: of Marshal Macdonald, at La Ile a:id Clairyaux, on the took posserfiJo of bar-sor-Seine on tlu 1•1, anti followed the retreat of the enemy to La :11;tison blanche. on the d. • By a reconnoisFance made on that day, it was ascertained the French army was in position along the Rarer, MI the right of th. Seiler, and at La Maiaou lilac bc, ou tLe MI of it, ADMITIAT,TY-OFFICI , MARCH 8, 1814. - - - - „Extract of a Letter fain Captaia I.1:;yd if his .110(.0 y'N slap Plantage net, fiztairAt.d Alit/tuna Sir John tr:,-isinitted,by the hear IV. Crolecr, Esq. His Majesty's shiit Planta7anet, off Bermuda, Dec. '4:l, 13i 3. I beg leave to euelose . yon a list of vesscli taken and destroyed by 31;tjesly's ship under ray coultnittzti, between the sth day of Sep tt,i4o,er last, and the 17t1t iltstant. ve follows a list 01 . tweuty-six Arne' lean vessels of different de.-criptions.] BANh KUPTS. .1. Desupiey, of Coleman-street, tailor, to surrender March 8, 15, and April LC, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, !lasing- A. Lewis, of Vine-street, Piccadilly, merchant, AL-rch V?, 19, and April 19, at nue, at Atter:tics, Alessts, Parnther and Tur tier, Londurt-srreet. Fenelturch street. S. Alter. of Fish Ponds, Stapleton, Gloncettershire, parchment-mann fucturer, gitrelt 19, and April 19, at one : at the Comm c;ciol Rooms, Ltrisrol. Attornies, iNlr. Bagg, Son;haarpouti-buildings, (.hau cerv-t:nte, ; and Mr. 7. Wiritet , ..,etre, (t Folkiaglutta. Litteol:.shite. vi-tordler, M a April 1 1 .), at (level:, at the \V Mile Lion lon, N e w Att,)rhies, Messrs. ('lit lh. at(l New ; ~ heat Lod Son, lit titotrl tow, Lordon. Willis, :11:gicli 21, 92, v:1(1 A:.ril 19, at nt the Ituinwer Tavern, ?:ristol. Arti,mie•, 1).,ole and Circenfit.l4, Gray's Ina, Lundou ; C. !lodges, of Ringwood, Hants, stationer, Match 12. 26, aild Aoril 29, at eleven, at Guildhall, Laudon. Attoracy, 131id,c, Cleineileb 1.0101011. . _ _ 'l'. Fryer, of Cliepsb.w, Monmouth, farmer, Alarch nt six, 2:?, and April 19, at eleven, at the Wkte Ileut hill, Gloucester. .Ir,or ney, Mr. J..ssop„Teivin-street, London. E. rim, of Exeter, paper-maker, April 1,4, and 19, at tweive, ;:t I'lielps' Room , , Plymouth Dock. Attoruies, Ale. , ,crs. Lamb, 11.,-un , en, and Hawke, Princes-street, Bank of England; and Mr. Tit.k„, PI) cloud) Dock. E. Arthy; of Liverpool, druggist. Ap'il 5, e, and 19, at el-ven, at the Globe Tavern, Liv.crpool. Attornie, Mess's. Cooper and 1 .owe Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Loudon ; aad Mr. Liverpool. M. Nightinonle, of Manehe , ter, linen-draper, null) 18, - 19, Bud Atoll 19, at .- evert, at the IVhitv Bear Inn, Manch:94NT. Attornics, ek, S:•rjeatit's Inn, Flvet-,tiet:;, London ; mai Mr. Morri , , Maio ite,ter. _ . _ It. Vi 7 colaiir, Kinvsteivntan, Devon, lime-burnrr, March 30, ai.ti April 19; at eic n, ;.t tie Tavern, Exettr. An , oolks, Messrs. Collett and Co. Chancery-I.me g Loudon; and Mr. Turner, 1:1-ter. ('rice, of Princess-Wee?, Lambeth, whiting manufacturer, March 15, 22, awl' April 19, at tett, at Guildhall. Attornies, I,llt.ssrs. Alurniy and Wachrought, Sun court, Cornhdl. T. it , tami, (41Vednesbuty, Stafford, victuall.rr. Ala•Th 12, 19, and Air; .19, at ten, at Guildhall, .I.,Htdon. Attorney, Xtr. Hughes, D:au-..tteet, E:tter•lane. S..ITURDAY'S LONDON C,IZETTE. {VAR LENS TiTMENT, DuWNIN:„; 51111 P:1, MARCH 11. A dispAc li. of which the followinz is an extract, has teen this day received at Earl Bathurst's Office, addressed to his Lordship Fiehl-Marshal the Minquess of Wellington, dated • Sr. Jean de Luz, Feb. 20, 1814. In conformity with the intention whici► I communicated to your Lordship in my last divateli I mnv►edt the right of the army. under Lie►,tenant-Gruera' Sir It. 1141, un the 14th ; he drove iu the eue- V