The National Register. — London, England, 1814-05-01 00:00:00

- -- THE NATIONAL REGISTER. BANKRUas. m. - Wri g ht, of Desby. mover. S. Haryty, of Lynu-Regis, Dorsetsliire, merellaut. J. Tate, of Crooked.lane, merchant. Wikiiire, of Froinc,-Sonter.etAiiie, clothier. F. Fearue, of Angel-court, Ttirogniortou-strect,iiisnrance•broker. J. Partridge, ot . New firentforil, 'Limy' 11, victualler. T. W.stte, of Wliitccross-street, carpenter. T. Ambrose, of Sallee' Hall coils t, \V. Rarrymore, of Kentluir%,, Mask., common berwcr. W. Brett, of Noi with, liquor mereltai.t. J. For dick, of Dalby•tui Idea , road, builder. SUPPLEMP.VT TO TUESDAY S GAZETTE. WEDNEAMV, ANUL WU. roREFGN OEIIII4, A ' PRIt. (27. A flispnteh has been teeeivA at this IP:het. front Vi.4.orint. C:i.4le re;ieli, his Maje.ty's . ;e - ert tarsi of Stair tor aliaii -, , dated Paris, April the /31, 1811, blaiinz, that his Loitlship on that (hay sigiiril, on the part of hiA thin fur it Suspension of Hostilities with France, by st.a a.llt Lod. LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDIN.:MY. AV EDNE-;1) kY, APRIL 27. W‘R DEPARTMENT, DOWNiNG-sittErT, APi:IT, •::7, 1114. Lieutenant Lord Gorge Lenox arrived la.t nklit ;at tllis inint;ing a .iip rOl Is .1 AL:t.shiii the 1-.11.qi5:".11 . ;% t •;n1,,,.1,14 alliesbetl to Ei-.lllatitui f, Of 11 the following is it eopv :-- Tuillotist., April i 9. IIY Lortn--On the ev en'oig of th e I. .th ieist,Uei. Co; Coake an ived front Penis, to inform ine of the event ',v e to r , it in that city to the ni.glit of the Itli inst. Ile %% 'wets:sip .nit it !) . y . Colmiel St. N - 611/011, who nag directed i:y tin• I'i - oi/is:oil i;eevein. anent of France:, to apprio.e Alaishat Sutift and Sneht t 1:1* the same events. Alaish4l Sonit di.l not at 1114 ermsilt.r the informatir:» l,e antlientic, as to iodtwe inin to ,enti in th e vis;ional li:.tt ‘• oii , uttt to a suspt.ei.i;oi lities, to give liiio P) aseeriam h. , .1 occult, ti ; bt:t I did lint flunk it proper to t;:is desire. I inelosv tilt cu: re . penitence Lich pas:•eo en this (we:: ;on. 11l the mean It,ilt, I cone !hied (on the IMI,I, 9 conecuti,,n ?) e torspen:sicen of Losti;itivi the neva: ()Cover eoloinainhog at Montauban, of whit h I enclose a copy ; and fief' trtorps prepared for movieig forward, tiny tilarelied on the Thtii and the 17111 hist, towards Castelnatitiary. I sent forward on the it;th, .mother o:Feeer, lia:1 been sent from Paris to Marshal Soldt, and 1 it ecived fa ion i,iul tLr totiotnuii day the letter of %%Inch 1 - citelos: , a copy brni4l;t by the (;clieral of Division Count Gut w, nho i nee, as oppuatl by the Aiarshal's letter, fiat he had at...lawn itdred the Provisional Gotten. Held of France. I therefore atuthori.,e Ifajor.neneral Sir e;eor ,, e I .llnrrav, and Mareelial tie Campo De lads ‘Vimptien, to arrange nith i;eneral Gazan convention for the sli..p;•;:.101, of s betty c cil the billed ;milli, under my co:ion:in:I. iliC• French annies tinder the command of Marshals Soak. and + - edict, of which I enelore a copy. This convention I as been continued by Ntarslial I have not yet received the toitutal Idtilicalions. as he waits ft% that of Marshal :indict. This General apprchentling that their nOglit be some delay in the art angements the convention with Marshal Soult, has in the mean time sent here Colonel Richard, of the St:lffof his army, to neat for the convention for • the suspension of hostilities with the army tinder his immediate command ; anti I have directed General Sir G. Murray, and the Mat cella! de Campo Don Luis Wimpilen, to at:ove to the same articles with this (hiker, as I before agreed as relating to the witty under ll3r,hal Swat and Count Gazalt. No military evnnt of importance has occurred in this quarter since I wade my iast report. -it gives me much concern to have to lay before your Lorpship the inclosed reports from MAjor-General Colville and Major-fie:ler.: kil o ward, of a surtie from the eiti,del ofilayonne on the morning: of Ike {4th instant, io which Licrit -General Sir John Hope, having been torfortunately wounded, and his horse billed under him ) he was wade p!isoucr. • MAY 1. I leave ever) . re..ason to belies e tll.O his wounds Are not severe, but I cannot but I egru. that the sol.faction gencraliy felt by the :Amy upon tl:e pi in•pc.et ot the Lotioniable tee en of their labours be cl9o , eicel by the ttei,fort Imo hnti sutierings of an officer so highly esteeowil anti respected h‘ I sioceee!y I..niciit the. la's of Major General Hay. whose services and merits I have had frequent occasion to bring tn.eicr your Lord- hip's not ire. By a It tter from Lient.-General W. Clinton, of the Ml, I learn that he wa uhont to (wry into execution any order% of tbe 4th and 811 of Mardi, to withdraw ft oni Catalonia, in conserptecee of the 'eduction itt Catalonia of tie force tinder Marshal Singlet. Upon the breaking up of this alloy, I perfot in a most satisfactory duly in reporting to your Lord-hip my si we of the conduct and merit of Lient..G 'Teal W. Clinton, •and or' tile troops nottecnis command since they have been empl o y ell in the Peninsul.t. Grenni. stances have not enatAt d those [loops to Itave so brilliant a share in the operations of war, 'Wither OfileClS kind soldiers on tins vile of the Peninsula. But they have b en not less wertilly employed; their eon:it:et when eiwagetl %4 the enemy has alwaN • neon not )011S ; :IA I have had etc ry to be satisfied wi;li the General ()incur effinmainiin7..a:d tt ith them. I scud di.pateh ny my Aid...de-Camp, Lord G Lenox, wlc,in be:!, leave to ierominend to your Lorelship's pr.A. I have, &e. (Sighed) W EIJ NOT ON enclose a return of the killed, wou n ded, and inist•ing on the occasion of the sortie from Kay no sic. • [Major-C(11(TM Colville's letter is merely ititroditetory to the following more hiLtailed dispa:ch fioln Ilajor-Gen. l-lowart] Camp «ear Rayoidie, April 15. • SIR—Ill (-0n:4(pol:cc of Lient.-(i'ese Sic John live haviog hi-t n wohilded and tAheli prisoiler, it falls to Inv lot to »ay. the ilnut er to d. tail to :soli, for oiatioO Ut Lis li'lxeclicile.) thie ConiilYUl cle'r I,t the Forces, the result of au made by toe ceeisly on eta. position in fitnit ot tile eitadel of lt,iyou , ,e, alt the 1-V lost ty mottling, a eunsidei.e-iie titoe ill-tvre dohie k, ffe enemy made a ,ortie awl attack in preat foiee, ptiocipally on the le ft and ceuire ut (tilt position of St. Eiji-owe, 11l Bout of tlie eitatlel. The left of the position was (ice:toned by picoptets It Hav's brigade ; the lit i',adt it eit lItI been tilleelei to twill lit ease ut al,irm, 'war the v-iliage of 11:iticata, as it ".is cattily st !vb.!! provisiotiallv oil this side tat the Ataloot• ; ti e e• rove l oe(piets ell the ‘2d brigade of goal d', and the I I..tlit by pie:pool of the Ist brigade of guards. Major-ilea. Hay was tip! (ica. ()diver ofthe day, in cononatiti of toe line of out-vosts, and l reglet (ouch to sly, was killed sin:lily altar the attack commenced, having lost 2iVaildifeetiolls that the ciontii of St. Vaiemie should be det:tiol ed to the last. Tlie eileinv, however, by great sepetioritv of sileeteded in getiong towards the left of the vili,(4e, mid tot moinentaiy possession ut it, with the exec prim) of a ho i.e iteclpied by a pit quet of the 30th legiment, tinder Capt. Foster of t. at corps, aim %vtio mailitaiiled himself till the stlpptlt t ruining op, with the set will line hattahoo Legion. miller the command of Lietit.-Cul. Bock, inotiediate:y attlei-,eil and retook the village. The eitcin' alt.acc t.d the centre of our position likewise in gie,it numbers, and by bearing in :treat force on one point, after a sharp resistance', they succeeded in compelling one of our pietpiets to ie lire, and which enabled hint to move up a road in toe seat of eie lino of piequels of the centre ef the position, and which eunipae.l I the other pitopiets of the od brigade of goat ds, to toil back till the support au i ived up to their assistance, when the enemy was home diotely charged and the line of posts re-occupied as befose. 11 Major-General SU:pit:id, I regret to say, was wounded, ivlien command of the brigade devolved on Colotiel Guise. In constonence of the enemy having gamin d temporary possession of some tionses which had been recopied by tie - picque.ts of the centre of the Ito tion, Colonel 'Maitland found the enemy was in possession ot ground on the rear of his left, and immediately advanced against him rapidly Cie 3tl battalion Ist gnat ds, commanded by Li( to.• Col. the lion. \V. Stewart, on a ridge of ground winch runs paralle / with the roas, and Lient.-Col. Woodford, of the Coldstream, as -1 cunding the bill at the same time by a sithultanemis charge, these t corps immediately dislodged the enemy, and re-occilpied all the posts which we had before possessed, and front the time tile colony was dislodged, lie did not shew the least disposition to renew ti,e attiek. Col. 11Taitland expressed his satisfaction at the tomdttet of both his officers and Dien, and also his obligation to Lie ut -Col. Woodford, fur kis prompt concurrence in the 1110VellielitS abOVC aientioned. It was towards the right that Lieut.. Gen Sir J. Hope was taken In endeavouring to bring op some troops to the :,uppott of 01 ~►-~ ~. - a ,