The National Register. — London, England, 1812-09-27 00:00:00

- • do° ashamed to tesrn.ineelse.s and coelpoion from iho•e in o,lu.se eru !te he had vainly trusted, expressed * urea: veneration for Cerbunius, praised his The Sun rises lit 6 nl;n. sets at 5 h. 45 win. 11111611 TON 'HIF.ITR F. Miss Synarr, filr'n.ilAy impressed with the warmest rentiltent• • . e...gratitude for like distingtiislted encoutagement w th which her e . trort• have been honoured, oinst respectfully solicits the l'arretage e.l Nohlittv and Getntry visiting Ptightfai, and its In he-hit tits. eitl iti , e Benefit Night, which is fixed for Saturday next; to blend Novulty t!:e ittimsentents of the ev, Sy n vsy has, t it ocea sit , n procured flu- o.- Nise et Two New Perf,trr , rr%, r►f nppro% eel abilities, who will hive the honour to make their first appease:nee in (not acted here t hest , two vears) l• AlElt% ',ANT oF VENICE,. Shy lock, Mr. Am it v r sl, from the Theatre It oval LB; .httrals, his . first apoehrance (tit the , e hoards--P SynN tv, her first Ap. pearanie here.—After which, BLUE DEVILS. awl 4 Vat ietv of En tertainments ;to conclude with I T:1N1I NG OF TUE Sint ENV, Cole-rine, Miss SYfiNEV•--lickets to he had of Miss S‘oNLY, at 45, King-st PRICE OF ST•'(Y KG YLSTEIMAY. it per Cent. (own% ___ bli 1 Exeliorytw.B l lls (30) .... 1 3 pm 3 per Gem. ILecluctett (chut) b per CtktO. SSI I Constab for Acct.. : ._ VS)—- HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE flo Iltendsty ▪ Ifonday • Tomiday • Wednesday . ... Thursday ... Friday „.. Saturday THE NATIONAL T?.EGISTEII. ~,:: Invasion. SEPT.-9 • .i• Th e Wig stinat:on was openly, reported to be Rip, in the Gist and from thence to proceed up the Dunn, to cut off the communication between the main body and the te ..et-e of the French army, supported by a formidable ian and l'AiJi‘h One ef :he Mesenge.:s is the bearer of ample detail: , of the afiairs at Smolensk, pieVioUS to the abandonment of that place by the Russians. The whole of the at-Pions in qucetion were highly honour. able to the Russian arms ; the evacuation of Sinn lensk, so far Iron, being a capttac, as tepresented by the French Bulletins, is stated to h:i‘e been a measure ueLni. mothly decidtd upon by the whole Russian Ceuerals The dh:pntchcs from lord CATu CA RT do net cram( e any y events subsequent to the entrance of the I rut h into Smolensko. • The Iltr•sians, in both the capitals of Moscow avd Wit. Fe-• tersburgh, so tar from being di •heartened by the r.d valve of the Ficnch, oppose a determined spirit of resistance to the The hasten;ng of the expedition from Gottenburgh was understood to be the consequence of the suppo , ition the critical period had al rived, when someth'ng dective could be effected in the rear of the French army, the Rus sians having determined to gire battle in front of Moscow'. GOTTFNIIUIIiAI MAT U.% Two Gottcnburgh mails, to the 19th, arrived vesterdlv, and letters (coin St. Petersburg!) have also been recti‘e , l, • hut not of so .late a date as tLe lost French Bulletin , . Toe fol:owing is the substance of the intelligence brought by the mails : " Got rrirnenott, Si Pr. 12.—0 n Wednesday last the G .vero r gnee ciders to prepare transports for 7000 men by the vitt) instant, hut it emitter ariived last iti;:ht Irmo Stockliolin, with orders ter theta to be ready for sea i . ry the lioth. The whole of the Swedi•ti tro Its to be embarked will alp cut to 30,000; they are to be joined by 35 hOJ IZ11•Ri. taw. " Lttiers Tiiiza, Of the Ist instant, st.tte, that the Prince WITT. CII . N7PI}.I w h;id n hind' lime. attacked anti delealed, with very 61eat lo.'. the emirs heel% commanded by the 1)tt!03 ct t..noto Areffi "" tr"'" ( :‘)Pt•ollagril say. thlt the Duke of 11F0010 is fk;ql nt his wt,llllliN 1 lie garrison of Big& has made a sally, aind cut Pru s .ii m (I pieces. " An official lieport front General NV in GENSTF TV, dated tine 19th Angus', states, that on the 17th lie drove General Ori 1,/ N o r Feick into ills entieneliments. The loss of the Itits4toit is esti:tn:ll at 210') men, ni killed and wounded ; that of the enemy is very considerable, in ad dition to 'to9o prisoner s . " Ott tie 18:11 the French at± , tin ntiacked the Russians under Wlr-r -ok..NsTLa No and were repulsed kt it 1 I great suss." CAPTOR E uF SEVILLE. Every week - displays the important consequences of Lord WEL LINGTON'S victory. The occupation of Madrid. fol- Imsed by the evacuation of Cadiz, has now been crowned by the capture of Seville, under the British and Spanish force commanded by Colonel SKERRET, who so honourably distiuguishrd himself by his successful resistance at Tariffs. The detail of this gallant afair will be fund in The E.rI;,T ordinari Ga.t-ette given in another part of our columns. The enemy intended to evacuate Seville, hut there is no doubt that the activity and bravery of this Officer and his detachment hastened his retreat, and rescued. that city from the appre hended horrors of pillage by a retiring, enemy. Meanwhile the movements of NI A RMONT'S army in the North, probably subsevent to Mass EN A's arrival with reinforcements (which, however, are stated in the Spanish Papers to amount only to two instead of 10,000 men), attracted our Commander's at tention, and he left Madrid on the Ist instant, to put him self at the head of the troops he had collected at Arrevallo, with *Pleb be recrossed the Douro, the enemy failing hack NORNIK4I ... • 47 anis. 6 ... .... 3 .... In .., 0 •••• O••.. To CORiIESPONDENTS. We have received a letter rehrtve to the abilities of Dr. Ft cc, whose advertiser:l:ga we gazette:l in cur last. }Vs friend might have perceived from the nature of fur - cmarks, their place, that they *;plied to•the style of the athwti;einent, a! :I not to Ills! professicual talents of th a gentleman. It h will de , .ciihe iltcrn in choice terti;:, and favour us with a new paragraph, 511411 have no ejection to comply with hip request aril give it insertion.. Want of rco , ;i hay reieuttd Mr. SALTER'S Young Dornton' from the fangs of a critical correspon.! , grt, of nu to:;i0 sc.veri!y. TH 2 NATIONAL R EGISTEit, ton Den, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. SANGUINARY DEFEATs OF TUE FRENrIT. We rep the press to announce that we have just received the Petcrshurgh Court Gazette to the Ist instant, containing Count WITGENSTEIN'S official accounts of his had 'battles with General ST. CYR, in which he claims deeded victo ries, and states the loss of the enemy, in prisoners alone, at 7,000. We shall give this important document at icrigth, with additional infortnation from St, Petersburgh, in a Fe;ond Edition. SAILIXO OF TIIE SW EMS?! EXPEDITION; Two Ales , engers arrived yesterday from Riga and Peters -burg. brirgiog dispatches from Sir ROBERT W I LSO s, who is with the Russian army ; and Lord CATHCART, who remains , „ wan the ramperor A ICELANDER, • The following are all she particulars which have been •suffered to transpire in the Government Offices, on the sub ject of the above arrivals :*. The RuEsian Messengers above alluded to left Gotten burgh on the 19th. AU was bustle and preparation at Got. tenburgh for the sailing of%the Grand Expedition, whiCh ins to take plate next day. • • ..; 1 EvFTIN6 .... Is after 7 .... YV.... ' .... •-• ..CTS' It