The National Register.
London, England, 1813-09-19 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

WAR DE PA RTMENT.
DOWNING-STREET, SEPTEMBER 18, ISIS.
A Divatch, of which the following is n copy, has been rcceivei at
Earl Bathurst's Office, from Field-Marshal Martinis of W* fling-
ton, K.. G.

Lezaea, September 4,1 B IS.
MY LORD—I write just to correct an error in try disp;;tch of the
2d instant : the number of prisoners taken at St. Sebastian's is 670,
and not '270, as I supposed.
The Governor has had a communication with Lieutenant-General
Sir Thomas Graham, the object of which certainly was to comme♦ice
a negociation for the surrender of the place. Mvantage was takers
of this communication to send him a summons, but he demanded a
smspension of hostlities for a fortnight; then to surrender unless re-
lieved, but to march his garrison into France, with arms and bag-
gage, without being prisoners of war. These conditions were re
jetted, and the fire, which had ceased for some time yesterJay, was
recommenced in the evening.
I have the honour to be, ecc.
(Signed) WELLINGTON.
The Earl Bathurst, &c. &c. Sc.

[This Gazette also contains a dispatch from Sir G. Collier, corn-.
mandmg the squadron befOre St. Sebastian, dated the Ist of Sep-
tember, and giving an account of a diversion effected during the
successful assault of the Stst of August, by the boats and li.4lit ves-
sels, without any loss of lives, and with only some trifling damages.
Sir George is of opinion that the Castle will probably hold out some
time longer. The town had suffered considerably; and, from the
means of annoyance in the possession of the enemy, was tkely to
suffer still more.—A letter from Captain Edward Flin, of the Cc-
phallist transmitted by Sir Edward Palm, announcing the capture
of the French felucca privateer, Le Petit Chasseur, of three gluts
and forty-five men, off Toro, in. the Mediterranean, on t►e 2d of
July.—A letter from Captain Grant, of the Armada, d ►ted off
Toulon, the 43d of July, transmitted likewise by Sir Edward
Pellew, and giving an account of a successful attack on t!►e town
of Bordighero ; the batteries having been blown up, tie guns
spiked, the vessels burnt, and the town itself fired upon, to punish
the inhabitants for the part they had taken iii annoying our detAch-
ment. The Mayor of the town is among the prisoners.

BA NKRUPTS.
J. Champion. of Great Saint Helen's, Bishopsgate•street-within
broker„ to surrender Oct. 4,5, at ten, and 30, at one, at Gird&
hall. Attorneys, Messrs. Lowless and Crosse, St. Mildred's-court
Poultry. •
T. Lloyd, late of Gray's Inn, Ho'born, money-scrivener, Sept. 95,
Oct. 1,, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Meg-
Bison and Fairbarik, Hatton-garden.
E Burbidge, late of George-street, Minories, merchant, Sept.
t 5, Oct. 2, and 30, at twelve, at Gaihtliall Attorneys, Messrs
Palmer, Tomlinsons, and Thompson, Copthall-court, Thro6mur ton'
street.
J. Neale, of Shacklewell, dru,g-grinder, Si pt. 28, Oct. 9, and 30,
at ten, at Guildhall. • Attorneys, Messrs. J. ties and Reynal, Lor
Maynes•court, Royal Exchange.
J. G. La Serve late of Hackney, afterwards of the New England
Coffee House, London,' merchant, Sept. 95, Oct. 5, a al 30 at ele-
ven, at Guildha.:l. Attorneys, Messrs. Crowdie, Lavie, and Ga. th,
Frederick-place, Old *Jewry.
J. J. Rudnick, of the Circus, in the Alinories, merchant, Sept.
25, Oct. 5, and 30, at eleven, at Gaildtrali. Attorneys, Messrs.
Gregson? Dixon, and Greg,o Throginorton-street.
E. Mills, Of Leadettliali,enarkel, butcher, Sept. vB, Oct. 9, and
30, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturr eys, Messrs. Kearscy and Spine,
Bishnpsgate-street-within.
S. Noel, late of Rio Janeiro, merchant, Oct. 7,8, and 30, at
eleven, at the Swan Hotel, 13irmingliam. Attotin.s, Mr. E;erron,
Gray's ina-spare, Loudon; and Mesa& Spurrier and lugleby,
Birmingham.