The National Register. — London, England, 1814-02-13 00:00:00

Tun NATIONAL REGISTER. 10S . 1 ,There i 4 reason to hope, that - Lord Wellington has gained an,,ther - sp!endid victgry over Souk. His Lordship's last el.spatches led us to expect that the enemy meditated an at • tack ttpoTt iris ccuire, and the following letter, annovincing a most brilliant result on oitr part, is therofore entitled to a c4nsiderobie degree of credit : " Brktol, '1 ii! .y tonrslnz. " I IrA•teit th ennt.noLic.ite the rolltm • I.e :kt!l Ora, Capt. Milole, frcin Cluerwev, ' . l ) "ls y " rtil • (While i01:4( , t) di•italt[eS lint Lord W. s!alcs 11;at Sottit dcleatca with the los , of ill t't 5,0,20 Mt cxclo , ive tit' those %sclnided nod taken pri t• 11 ! 1, , are slim) d t., amo,int [at a ohnlei ate valet:Litt( , n) to ;•ii : it iht• t orinv wa: ful reticat, an<l I.xl•d Vv'etlington in .!1 . nit. Fitt. Otileurs ate taken tbrisoner4. Sault na.nmly . 4 • !. 1 1' 4• ` 1 • S' si'lit! 1 : ` : was very PlaLthtly ‘volohltd.- tlar troops ✓ !.•%t ry ttL<tt vt.r! biadiy reeci:cd by the hilmbitants. ExenNe :ie, t:,e mai! jo , t goin2 Advice was on Friday received of the armies of General erahan and General Bulow having, on Sunday last, zclivauccd again , t Antwerp. On the 2ti a heavy firing ww. (Ain ii.cnced, which continued on the 4th; and on the col h day ei.her t!'e town or the fleet was in ',lames. A It ticl, dated the 7111 instant from an Officer on Ipyird our ! , ...71 in the Iloonirot, says, " the Allied Army, under Sir 't !somas Grabotu and General Below, beszlit to bomhard • t:twetp on the sth instant. The Nytn; at.d 1 ,, L•11 I. iL,atcs, with tic Cretan and Bantetcr brig, wet e scut to tce the yas,age of the AVet Scheldt, which they a‘.7com. • ishtd ihkr le damage, considering the heavy tire of .hot • shells ft on; time French-batteries at Flushing and Cad- I l,)wever, Ilriti - ,!) valour and perseverance soon .t- 1 - :;,:ed this dcf,irah!e objcet, But what c annot our gallant . 2 . V.: dO Wi:ell dilected by spirited and skilful Otlic 6rs ? Sc ‘ . i• ;A I;en of wdr are now at anchor near Fort Batt, tinily'. ti t Wit Cti(ji of Commodore Owen, and 4tii cointi.tllliCatiMi Is .V.S.Srcishti !;etween Antwerp and Flushing. nese' tets e: pi.e. (Lily on howl Admiral Young's ship, an d repot t, that -,1 ;.:. lit e not many French troops in the iland of Wale! elev. A :,I:l.zl , .•l:iiig tliere are about 1500, who, accor ding to repo: t. a: t very much di•enntented, and in !lowly a;:preLension t,f a r- , ...iviig a N iii: from the Allied Artnic.s." , " Itoetto,;nt, I'Lbrcxy 5 ' ..' We ~ r e 11111 f't . ..;(l); liCre at the news nide!: h I, just reached ii.. , ri c Auic. grc in pu.sct..ion of Glie:it, and the Fiend: ;use eo , itiitor ll' , : Wit bewl.: et the Scheldt. A 1.4 :al '. ioit has el nms( (1 ovk r, and VA : people 1:o% e jnytay proclaimed tile l'utnee of Ortonze. :-,ir 'F.- (;: :Alain advanced urn Antwerp on Sunday, :led on Tiotootay night iii ti Friday wt,rnii , :.; a inAvy tiring was lirac.l in tit,,t 4. l .ireetion. i',l. - ~,) shvU, a t a t u n e i n t o tote to' Odle of Vet t:m.l's Lice. Twenty-foot• rri?..ncs and two brigs were' 40 1 1 .! ii d ye-terday to pa-s by linshiog. aad run np the Wc.t Scheldt. g 1;;Ive just hearil a heavy fiiing ii: the direction of 11114:in.x, and it is ipposeil that our illipS: kiVit. C;Atiii d CHF ord;:is into execo ti.m. 47 ,t 4 still hald4 out." 11itbon 'Rapers to the 24,th ult. arrived on Fri,lay, the .by.llin ii.ol contents of whiolt we have ex-oar...led. Tii.._‘y in ' iot, - ... us of the tli!,tnisal of the Duke of San Ca! lo;', by the *I genc. i ; of slain, in a manner highly creditable to the good 4 s 1A:40 good faith of our Brstish .Iliies. , Chwilion is a atit.e.able hole, not worthy of the name of a town. _ .0. Paris is surrounded by a wall; it some parts 12 or 14 feet Sri h, but, of the solididy of a common garden wall. Five minutes would be sufficient to make a breach it any part of it.. It .is ridiculous to talk of erecting defences before the barriers. The Clowit Prince, it is said, has engaged to bring his .. arii.y to the Netherlands by the I.lth inst. • t;oretnn, it is said, has surrendered, and Admiral Verhnel . bat offered to give up the Texel fort and fleet en terms . yds, V_h arc rejected. s.I (1,. FEII. 15. It is reported, that the forces in Holland under Sir Thomas Graham are to be immediately re-embarked, in order to pro ceed to join Lord Wellington's army. Baron Met yvclt is on hip way to this country as Ambasm dm from the Dopetor of Austria; s he is attended by two Se cretaries and a 1111 suite. The Gll:eile of Tuesday night, with its Supplement, con tains diTatdies• ft on) almost every. quarter or the world, where there are miltary operations going forwa.d. The de tails, however, have keen in a groat measure anticipated by Its vions mmunicationc. The dispatches from Sir George Prevost, in Canada, give . an equally pleasing account of afraio: in that (patter; and those from Lord Wellington ate nut less watifying. TIIE \V EAT atnu,ements on the river Thames • were brought to a close on Sunday, the ice hiving given way in consequeoce of a thaw and the high tides. On the Sattn day thousai:ds of people walked on the ire from 1.0. n . I)li.lge to iVat kfliars, notwithstauding there were evident signs of its speedily breakitig.up ; and eve!) early on Sunday morning some fool-Inudy persons passed met. front Bank-side to (Incenbithe. A boot an hour after this the whole mass . gave way, and wet w;th a tremlindous taiie through the noble are hes of Nac krt iars bridge, can ying along with :t alt wilnin its course, including about forty hal ges. The new erections for the Strand-bridge log ethd its progress, and a vast quantity of ice was there colleet...d, but the strong cur. rent on the • Somerset-hou , e side carried every thing belt). e it, and the pa sage of the river beeame at last free. Numbers of boats were then busily employed siving rafts of timber, and towitig the di itled barges. to the slime. Some persons carousing in a booth erected opposite Ilrookes's wharf, were very near losing their live; on Smithy morniog. At two► o'clock the tide began to flow at Londolobridge with great tapidity; the thaw lo . ssted the et - Colts. of the tide, and the booth was hurried along with the quickness of lightning to wards Blackfriar's-htidge. There woe nine men it, and, in their alarm, •they neglected the tit e and candles, which com municating with the covering set it in a flame. The melt :mcceeded in gettiog into a lighter which had broken from it s mool i i ) ;: .:. but it Was .hiked to• pieces against one of the piers of rilacl,fi jar's-bridge, on which seven of them. got, and were taken oil safely, the other two - got into a barge while passing Pudd:c dock. .- - GU IX or C \Rltta f V WIIISNEFIS are a great rlistigurement Cie.• emeit.-I, , ,dir:.s and Uctitlemen making trial be convinced of the utility of i•rince's Dye, being so itupitived, that no doubt now re.• nidkus towhitiv Gel or Carrot y Hair dark or biark Observe, there 1);e , been many one:nip:4 to pupate. articles lur u ptirpose, hut let ve Sovcrul I a 'ins have declared, that lot years tlley had been obliged to wear lake hacr, ohltuagh ha+ing tolerably good hair or their own, but it being g•ey early age, 1 1 :ey wet c recommended to make lair trial, and in a :dein Intt, •It ;4.cat w k , the u dthijeo, that they lea ...if Cie fdlse hair, an I has tudile their head of hair Lace the youtlifol appearance as u hen twenty years t.t ere.—A-k for " Pritwc's Dye," price Ilalf-a-gniticu a bunk, or a dovit bottles 51. reef ion:: are inctused in each bottle, by which any one only dye their hair theatselvt s with case and pleatite. Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist:—Observe, it is not a Shop —exactly opoosite No. 7. ; the Numbers are irregular in John-street, OstOr(1-street.--lie particular, us petty shops sell comiterfeits. Sold also by Iletithie, l'i.srltimer to her Nidjesty, Titchborne-street ; Gallic, New Dord street ; Harding, 89, Pall-Mull ; Bacon, 1504. - Oslo? &street ; 5c.). Fleet-street ; Rigge, Ciseapjde; 14 1- too, Tott, Royal Lichange ; and by most principal Perfumers or Me dicine Venders As there has been great complaints in the country they cannot get Prinee's•genui!le Dye, there fore, to accontni,clute Ladies and Gentle.? men that reside its in the country, by enclosing a 11. mite in a - letter, directed to Mr. Prince, Dentist, John-strcet,'Oxford street, London, Ail! receive by return of tooth one guinea's -worth, or Ir, bottles Lot ~` ~~ t -