The National Register. — London, England, 1814-04-24 00:00:00

2E4 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. JII4MIRALTY•OVIICrp APPIL 10. . Admiral Lord Keith has trauimitted to John Wilson Croker, dispatches addressed to his L sre.ship by Rear-Aclusirai Pt ',rose, dated in the Gironde, from tire 6:11 iodic. 9th instant, by'which it appears that the navigation of that river wns vtinpletely cleared as far as Bea)e, whole of the French 'naval force, as well as the batteries on both banks having been either captured or destroyed. His !.11..jesty's ship Centaur, hiving, arrived in the Gironde on the eves ing tit the 6th, every thing was prepared for uo.king an attack with tha' and the I:4.liont, on the Freoch :tile ship Regulus, an,l Cie three brigs of war and she other vessels lyis g near her, as also on t'le trait , ries which ptorected them; when at midnight the nesse,' s!iio am! brigs ~;.peared in flames, and were totally burnt by the next to. , :rine, • • TfN b rite ie , at Poi t Cotthre, Point Negre. Royan Sonsac, and I11ec:i it, wen -uec s•rvely entered and destroyed by a detachment under Ca:• H 116• 0: the Bt 1k Pottle. The commionication between the sqnadron and Bordeaux was corn pfeit.iy e•tabinhed by means of dragoons ; and the Rear-Admiral was concerting operations with Lord Dalhousie for the reduction of Blave. Vi,•e-A.lnt:ral D tmett has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter addressed to Lord Keith, by Rear-Admiral Lord Amelius Veauclerk, dated on board the Royal Oak, in Basque Roads, the Wilt Rht.nn. indorsing a letter which he had received from the General of Division, Baron de la Baffiniere, commander-in chief at La Rochelle. stating, that in toe name of I:is division, he had acknowledged his Ma jesty Louis XVIII. and ordered tire w hi te flag to be hoisted ; arid pro posing to ilia Rear-Admiral a suspension of hostilities, until !nailer or ders shoulti a. rive from the respective goyernmeies. L rd Amelius Beaticlerk, in reply, consented to suspend hostilities tow • . Rochelle the coast of France, and its commerce, where the authority f Louis XVIII might be acknowledged. Vie—Admiral Durrett has tilso tran-mitted a litter he hail received ft nor R,-ar.Admiral Sir Harry Neale, dated On board the Zealous in Donartienez.Bay, the 14411 inst. stating, that on the preceding evening a deputation of the principal inhabitant s of Dunarnenez came off to the ship, with :he information of a general declination throughout France in favour of the Mariann ; and that on the morning of the I.lth the %Orin. fl g was displayed upon all parts of the hay. Toe Rear. Admiral, at the ruquest of the inhallitatits, promised that the coasting trade, within the limits of his station ► should not in future be molested. [A Lftter from the late Captain Tavior, 1110 . jesty's ship Apollo, 84,ireased to IL.tar-Admiral Fremantle, gives au account of the captnre 4..1 the island of Pam), near Corfu.] IfonsE-GuAnes, MAncs The Prince Regent flits bvett g-aciously pleased, in, the name and on the 6:•lialf of his Alajt'sty, to coin:nand, that, ill commentorali'll Of the victory obtained over the enetar by the army tinder the or ders of the Illarqut.ss of We s !lingtrot in the battle of Vittoria rat the t'ist Of June, lui:3, the otticers. present noon th?it trifloorable enjoy Vie privilege of bearing badges ,;f tfistinctium, APRIL 24. May 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pope, Modifurd-court, Feuchurch-street. B. Linthorne, ref Walbrook, and J. H. Jolliffe, Crewkerne, Somerset, merchants, April SO, and May 3, 31, at one. at Gui!dhul!. Attornieep Messrs. KaNe, eshfield, and Kaye, New Bank•buildings. G. S. Wikon, of the Grecian Coifee-houte, Devereux-court. Strand, merchant. April '26, SI , and May 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorules, Me•grs. Bell and Bro!nley, Holboru•court, Gray's Inn, NV. Firth, of Liven-i&e, York, t lathier, April 26, 31, and May 7. at eleven, at Linildhdl. Attancy, Mr. Butler, Ave-Maria-lane. PA N KIIUP rs. W. A. Mills, of Worcester, miler, to surrender May 9. 10, ,and 31, eleven, at Dieliss Green, Wot cester A ttortitt:s, Mr. Platt, New I3os eil-cOurt, London; and Air. Hyde, Wioresttr. J. Ellis,• at Havertardwsst, mercer, April /7, .22, and May 31, at twelve, at tile Lion Inn, Shrewsbury. Attornies, Mr. Griffiths, South. amptoti-builtline,s4 and Messrs. Asterlev anti J.fTreys, Shreasbory. T. Herbert, of Seaford; butcher, May 9, 10, and 31, at eleven, at the White Hart lon, Lewes. Attornies, Mr. Poliner, Doughty-street ; and K.og and Gell, Lewes. A. WarrinAt.oi, of shrewsbury, Wel:layer, April .27, 29, and May 31, at at the Lon Inn, Shrewsbury. Attornies, Mr. Griffiths. South ; and Messrs. Asterley and Jeffreys, Shrewsbury, B. Allen, of Frei), Derb y , victualler, May 3,4, and 31, at eleven. at the Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Wise, :Nottingham ; and Mr. Bu bo:, Fetter lane. • E. Harrison and J. Walkington, of New Mahon, Yolk, carriers, Al:iv 28,:30, and 31, at eleven, at the Cross Keys Inn. New Halton. Attornies, Mr. M nun, Gray's Inn-square; and Messrs. Paul and Simp son, Nrw • Collins, of Witney, blanket-manufacturer, April 26, and May 3, roil it, at eleven, at Guildhall Aitornies, Messrs. Foulkes, Lunen' d, and Wolford, Solithanapton-street, Covent-garden. 'l'. Cogan, of Gun-square, lioundaditah,salestnail, April 23, 30, acid SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ronrtc'J-ort►lCE., APRIL 92, 3814. Earl Bathurst, one of Ills Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State has this day ',citified, by command of His Royal lli,lmess the Prince Regent, to the Ministers of Friendly Powers resident at this Court, that tue restrictions heretofore imposed on the ports of Italy shall immedi. ately cease, and he suspended ; and that it shall be lawful for Ills Majesty's subjects to trade in the same manner as they had before traded in times of Peace, between His Majesty's dominions, and the ports of Italy from which the British flag is not excluded. [This Gazette contains Captain Hoste's dispatch, giving the particn. tars of the capture of Ragusa, with the substance of which the Publio are already acquainted.] BANKRUPTS. R . Crawford, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. grocer, to sin render May 3, 16, and June 4, at eleven, at th' Gentge Iran, Newcastle upon. Tyne. Attornies, Mr. St icor, Newcastle-upon- Tyne ; and Messrs. Bell and Brodcri.:k, Bow Chin - At-yard, Cheap side. G. Neeld, of Lower Brook-street, Gro,velior- , riune, mealinao, April May 7, and June 4, at twelve, at G uildliall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Mr-street, Piccadilly. W. Co( k, of Foxeaith, Essex, shoenitker, April 26, May 7, and June 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. L' wis, Mark-lane. J. Sel wood, of N,rth Petherton, Somerset, inokeep.-r, May 19, and Jur c 4, :it one, at the Talbot Inn, Bristol. A ttornies, Messrs. Blandford and Burfnot, [nu •r-Teniple ; Messrs. Fry and Parker, A xbrike ; Dowlinz, Clic w-M o4na, >einerz.ct. J. Crisp, (,f Nicholas-lane, meechenr, Auld 26, May 3, and June 4, at ten, za Citildhall. Attornies, Alest4s. Gregg and C.:rficld, Skinner':-hall, C. Re Ip oh, Keppel-row, St. Pancras. Middlesex, painter, A pril 31, M.ly and June 1, at one, at Guildhall, London.' Awn. ney, Mr. Bo , th, Queen-street, Bloomsbury W. F. Powney, of Walliam-Green,MAdlesek, 'victualler, April 30, May 7, and June 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Vandcreom and CNnyn, Bush-lane, Cannon-street. W. Hewitt, of Rroker's-row, MoorfieldF, tritrn4l¢-maker, April 26, May 10, and Pine 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Me•isrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearce, Frederick's-place, Old- Jewry. G Hampshire. of Butt-Lane. Deptford, cabinet-maker, May $, 7, and Tune 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. A ttorney, Mr. J. S. Young, Sym inn, and Dept f)rd. T. Porcas, of King's-row, Mile-End, compresser of hay, April 26, and May 7, at ten, ant pine 4, at twk.r..., at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Goodchild, - Commercial. Chambers, Minories, W. Raybould, Goswell-street, brass-founder, A pri. 30, May 7, and June 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tilbury, Falcon. J met, Aldersgatc-street. 7'llE HEBDOMADARY. APRIL. Tis passing sweet to totirk the cautious pare slow-returning 6priog ; e'en fon') flit time When first the gooseberry shews the tender leaf, Till the high wood 'is clad. Maws, .Second &nth!! after Easter.—Morning Lessons are from Minot• bers 23—1, and Acts :i0; Evening Lessons are from Numbers 23, and 2d Peter Sun rises at hall past 4, and sets at ten minutes past Annual Sermons preached at the Foundling Chapel ; that in the Morn ing, by the Bishop of Oxford. 2;. Monelny.—St. Mark. It is not known at what period Mark joined the Disciples of Christ. His Gospel. appeals to have been written about the 3ear 63 or 64. He is supposed to have planted Clincehes in Egypt ; and was buried at Alexandria, having escaped martyrdom, in the eighth year of Nero. Birth-day of Princess Mary, eleventh offspring of their present Ma jesties, who was born in the year 177£ ; and is now hallowed to be about to confer her hand on the King of Prussia, who is four yet.ra older than her Royal Highnesu.—Holiday at the Public Odieess r