The National Register. — London, England, 1813-11-28 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGIS! • .thgpaieh from the Earl of Aberdeen, dated Leirtig, Oct. '2B. My Loup— f• could expatiate with tile utmost satisfaction; On all the' partimul.is the globous and &cisme sieteries svi nit have been ob. tented by the persevering valour of 11:e. Allies, in the neinhbottrimood of this city, hut as these events will hale been tlilly detailed !0 you others more competent to the task, I shall spate your Lordship. the fatigue of a tal“ t %%ice told. I all, ho vever, eitablm:d to furnish your Lordship %s hit some of the latest infirm• tion WI this subject, contained in a coommuniection mrsde to me be Count Nletternich this evenina: by which it appears, that the results of the crest batiles of the Itith. 18th. and 19th, stop iss all conception. The number of .plisonm rs already taken k more t bait 400',;(); every hour adds materid:ls to the amount. On the ',Oth, the corps which ad•rinced in porsuit of ,thP enemy tof.k ltiti pieces of artillery. The whole titrubcr of cannon taken amounts to 30;r, and ,tor:' titan 1000 caissrms have fallen into tie! hands of the Allies. The booty taken in this town is immense. Time subutbs of the town, and the principal rates, are blocked up with carriages, Luggage wa, , gons, and etpliiot t !es of every description. It is impossible to torn, a notion of the disorder Which reigned_ atui.ng the enemy ditriog the flight.—flotulparte quitted the town with emedderalile dithenity, as all the principal streets were corn ly inipiosable from the disorderly state of fugitives. Prince Poniatow‘ki aittl :-larsital Macdonald finding it impossible to escape; :spurred their horses and leapewl into the Theis.. The brinks of the river being marshy and difilcult of aceesg, Puiiatowski was seen to perish, by lie; Aid-tiv-eistnp, who is now a pri•oner. As Macdonald has not bets: discovered it is supposed But he slotted tine same fate. Since the d bcfr e yesterday, several thonsand have' been taken from the river.. The streets and hi ...11 roads are beaped.widi dead botlit 4 , atni with wounded, whom Imithet to it has been timml impossible to remove. Twenty-seven Oencralq have been already taken, but it is possible the list may be anumented,as the number of prisoners of every rank becomes ureatev hourly. Among those who Live been reengnized, besides Latin into n, Regetice, and Bertrand, are Alantieville, Teri, K.raziosky, Bronikowskv, Kaminiesky, maim strouck. the Prince of Iless.e Darmstadt, Connt Frederic of Hoch berg, the Pritiee Witecnstein, &c. • General Latour Manhourg is deed of hia wounds.—General Son. ham is mortally wonatled. In time action of the 16th, Bonaparte himself very narrowly es‘ caped lain, made prsotter. In consequence of a most desperate charge made by the Aostrian,ettiv.emsiers. the French Ilene was broken thrungli, and Bonaparte, withdhc perion= rounA him, owed tbvir safety to tie fleetness of their horses. Aeeoriliog to intelligence rereived from General ithielier, whom his i4 . 3 . leqy the King of has just made Field Marshal, lie en, tered Weissetitiels lu.t night, and to:bk 1,090 QS Well as 1600 wounded, whom the encm}• left in their !light. The grand al my under the • voilunand of Field liarshal Prince Se'iwartzenberg, ib a..ivuticing by • forced marchrs in the direction of Jena. Ills imperial Majesty went yesterday to &lig., in order to follow the enemy, %%ht., it is im;.kaiuett, cannot h wore than 80,noo men. On the !th ef this mouth, Gen. Wrede will be at WmUburg, with about 6 'mat) ?ocn. The Ao , trian arm) is animated %%WI- the best spirit, which is lucre:tied Ly the jast title the Cominath!-r in (Italia% acquired t 9 their cot - Ai:knee. Iris Imperial llajesty has ilecordte4 him with the Great Crois at the Order of Maria theirs:l. The Emperor of has emlle:Tel Grelt 4 7.ross of the Order of St. Geor,ze, am' full ju , tice is rendered to his merits, by the unanimous coffee of the Aliivd army. . - I cannot cow-hie without conforatulating your Lordship on the brilliant prospect opens %IR. The long" antreiitigi of in;niy natiols are iirawini , to a close. The deliverance of Europe appears to be.v.t The rapt of . hopc for.the sdvatioti.of the ci vilized word, which has so steadily bear. led -troll our happy -shored, tioW 1111:)),iiy over the NVIIOIV Continent. Ifni'', thing ran add to onr tielintrcof exultation, am Enviishinen, at thiii•prospert, it is the reflection that this e , •eY•it will be mainly attributable to the iinsliAtii constancy and pen evcrance of Gicat Britain. I am truly happy t • he aide to state to yotir that this feeling is not eonatiett•to bi:t i 4 admitted and avowed by all those who are most entitle,4l to con iderat ion. • 1 h av e the h,sn *sr to he;•&r. . Viscount Cattlereagh, Ace. (Signed) • ABERDEEN. • ADMIRALTY-OPFICt, NOV. es. - • Motelies frltn Calit Farmiliar, commanding hi' MajetTifi nn val iiirOcs in the Weer, .to Mr. (7:•iiker, dwelt T2th tievrtio tivr, . tats tint he Wid tecuiveti filth, the , SenatO be Bremen a roll. fication, under data Or the yth. inst. of its happy reitietattment ip ^ • • • e. • r 91 „ ~ its ancient Constitution, and of its ardent wish to enter into the most friendly interquuse with the Authorities of his liritatikC'. ... • - , A letter from Capt,.Purvis,. of the Ganymede, adaresseJ to Ad.. Mita' Hollowell, dated August 4 tth, off Cape . Tinoso, 'reports the capture of the French privateer the Vautour, of Cette, of guns and 57 men, who were:itt a state ofmntinrat the.time. • • The Gazette also eantains, el:tracts of dispatehes from Admiral Fremantle in the Adriatie,.but they are not of late' date . than the mid Ie of September.--Fiume was garrisoned by British marines L., the nttnn.t harmony snlAstekbetween Admiral Freeniantle mint , General Nugent-, supplies of all kinds •were abundant in the fleet. The Cinats were flocking in daily to the Imperial standard; the greatest joy And enthusiasm prevailed amongst all ranks of people, and they swore to follow the example if the Spaniards, apd new. ta . , admit a Frenchman into. their country again. Sante Immtretts of Frenchmen had bre!: disarmed and brought in as prisoners by the Croats, who had thrown off their.yoke. Aluwot the whole of the Adriatic i s les were now clear of the French. . . Captains Rowley, of the Eagle, awl Ito•te, of the. Bacchante, had captured . or tlegtioyed, on the id of August, t. 0.; sail of coasters, in • the harbour of Rovigno. - . . . .. . . -- . Captain Cadogati, of the Havannah r had capture 4 i..convoy:'of seven sail, three of which . were gun-boats, on the N.. : W...cOast of Manfreilonia. ' • • . . . • . ...- i . ... Captain Black, of the Wearle,•on the 24th of Augults bad captuWd, .. all:ape Otrauto,.two Fiend' gun-boats, which, besiZes their crews, had on board 37 officers of the-French army. . . ... BAN hit twrs. , J. Appleton, late of Itotherhithe, timber-merchant, to surrender Dec. 4, 11, and .I:in. 4, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney ) ! Mr. July, Carpets- . ter's- Hall. Llmdor.•wtrll. • _ J. Pierce, of Manchester, painter, Dee. 13. 14, and Jan. 4, at_eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchestrr. Attornies, Messrs. Johnson and Lon*. dale. Manchester.; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery lane, London. H. Aloeld, of Winchester, cabinet maker, Dec..l6. at five, 17, and Jan. 4, at eleven, at the Wheat . Sheaf Inn, Besvdley, Worcestershire. Attorney., Mr. Alexander, New-square, Lincoln's-inn, Lottdon; anti 11r. Smith, Kidderminster. S. ])rake, of Port sea, boot-maker, Dec.. 7, at two, 8. at twelve, and Jen. 4. at two, at the Geoprge tun, Portsmouth. Agouties, Mr. Pelli cle'', Portsen ; and Mr. Shelton, Sessi ms-hause, London. , J. Sc,ltu fi elal, of Manclies4er, deer . Dec. e 1 , '13, at eleven, and Aar. 4, at two, at the White Lion ihn. Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Entwis r tae, 'Mnitclrester ; anti Messrs: Milne and Parry, Tentple, London. J. Hales, row or idle of Portsmouth,. grocer, Dec. 7, at one, B,' at, eleven, and jam 4, at twelve, at the George lon, Pottsinouth. Atroc ities, Mr. Shelton; Session house, Loudon ; and Mt. Pile:den, P.ititse T. 13Yearst,••of -Derby, hosier, Dec. $, 4, and Jan. 4. at eleven, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. Attornies t Messrs. ‘‘`ard. Lockett, .Derby; and Messrs. Philpot - and Stone, Hart-court, Te.ople, 1, , e1 don. • .1. Hawkins,. now or late of ritiddersfield, Yorkshire, butcher, Dec. 7, 111, and Jan 4, nt ten, at the White S.vann liot, London. Atiorrries, , ir. Ativon, +l'nddersfield . ; •and Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and Claike, Wartifitrd-court, Throgmorton-street,'Lowiort, S. Lane, of Dodbrooke, Delionshire, 411111a:der, Dec, t, 11. and Jan. 4, nt tea, at the Hotel, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Lamb; Brut ton, -and !lass Les, •Pi tee's- street, London ; and Mr. Brutton, Exeter. J. Welk,.. of Newetistle-coort, Strand, taylor, Nov, .q 7, Dec. 7, and Jun. $, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ktng, Temple.chambers: N. Temple,. of Fleet-street,. wine- mereltent, Nov. '47, Dec. 4, and Jan. Jan. 4, at Ira, at Guildhall. AttornevtM . r. luttourgutsien. J. Waddell, of Kinesland, .baker, Nod.' 17; Dec 4, and Jan. 4, at . eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, Devonshirv-street, bi stopseate.street. • T. Scrivener, of Lonkhten, Essex. corn-dealer, Nov. <47, Dec. 7, and Jam. 4,• at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Reed, Leigh street, • Diert‘n•cresceni. -LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 24. , ?nitric ts-orFicr., NOV. 24, 1813. • , . patehti, of which the following. are copies, have been •this day tereited by Viseotint Ca;itiereagh, his Majesty's .Prineival.Scrre • , tary of State for Foreign Affairs, from Liettt.-Gen. the }tort. tic. ciliates Witham Stewart, h. H. dated Goithwert, Nov. 2.381 1 . .MT-Loftn.-- , Tfle intended movement of the Main body I.krifraY of the North vit. Cassel, as detailed in wy last dispatch, - ' •-• . . 813. of the h o Imp NO-V. S 8 755 1