The National Register.
London, England, 1815-07-23 00:00:00

ATIONAT, REG3ST-ER.

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such means, not to say that it is.stime to die when those
means fail ; it is not because they fear the reproaches of
the world, for the world is too just to reproach men
with their misfortunes : it is because they feel, with as
much certainty as they feel the warmth of life within ,
them, that the daily and hourly adulation, which has
fed their vanity, has fled from them for ever. Never
having contemplated the consequences of such a change
in their circumstances, their minds are overpowered by the
blow; they can no longer endure the world, and, in a fit
cf phrensy, they leave it.
To this cause I attribute the untimely death of Mr.
Whitbread, who had manifestly began to experience a
great falling-off in the applause, to which he had long
been accustomed, and who saw, in the events upon the
continent, all endless source of triumph over him. He,
who had never brought his mind to endure the absence of
praise, who had enjoyed all that he wanted, except
that praise of which he was never glutted, saw nothing
left worth his living to enjoy. As a man possessed of
great mental powers, I lament that he has ceased to ex-
ist. I lament more especially the cause and manner of
his death, because they were derogatory to such a mind,
and because they must necessarily have inflicted great
pain on numbers, by whom he was, doubtless, beloved.
But, in the teeth of fashion, good-natured ignorance, frau-
dulent cunning, and all-powerful cant, I must and will say,
that I do not regard his death as the smallest loss to
the public, being fully convinced, that his exertions, for
some years past, have tended to prolong rather than
abridge, the duration of the calamities of the country.

TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.
This Gazette cootains extracts of dispatches from Lord Stewart ; from
I 5 r. Bose, British Minister to the Court of Bavaria ; and from Mr.
Brook Ta) tor, Minister at the Court of Stutgardt. The two last give
an account of the military armaments which are making in Bavaria and
Wurtemborg in support of the common cause. The dispatch from
Lord Stewart is dated the 12th inst. from the head•quarters or. Prince
Schwartzenberg, which were established on that day at Troyes, in
Champagne. It states, that that part of the Austrian forces, which is
under the command of the Archduke Ferdinand, made a successful
attack on the 9th ups a the entrenched camp before Befori ; Count
Collinedo commanded this operation, in which the enemy lost about a
1000 men. Befit, into which Lecourhe had thrown hi ole:I with the
remains of his corps, was afterwards closely invested. The garrison of
S;rashurgh, where Rapp commands, was defeated, in a vigorous sortie,
ol the 91h, by Prince Hohenzollern ; on which occasion a French
Ceneral is supposed to have been killed. The dispatch also elves
some Lecutint of the operations of Geu. Frimont's army, which at the
date of the advices, was marching nrem Lyons, where Suchet had col-
irmrd the whole of his. corps.—Bands of armed peasantry continue to.
resist the Ailies ; but measures have been taken to dissipate them.
lord Stewart estimates that the Austrians, alter blockading the fors
trf-ses, and exclusive of the army of Friniont, would have nearly
100,1;00 men disposeable on the Upper Loire. His Lordship speaks
!nigh terms of the state of this army, the head-quarters of which
were to be transferred, on the 14th, to Funtainbleuu.

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Bunce Broughton, of the Cultain !toad, Middlesex, jeweller, July
25, 29, and August 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney,
Mr. J. C. Williams. Red Lion-street, Holbofti.
Philip Phillips, of King-street, Bartholomew close, London, met.
chant, July 25, 29, and August 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor.
ney, Mr. Nittd, Throgmorton-street.
lames Neat:., late ot Caine, Wilts, woolstapler, August 9, at seven.
IG, at ten, and 1.9, at eleven, at the Black Bear Inn, in Devizes. At.
tornies, Mr. James Tilby, Devizes; and Mr. Nethorsole, Essex,
street, Strand.
Thomas Ellis and Edward Alder, Crooked-lane, merchants, July 29.,
August 5, and 29, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood,
Canterbury•square, Southwark.
George Parker, {are t,t Batvdrip, Somerset, merchant, July 29, Aug.
14, and 29, at ten, at the George Inn, Bridgewater. A ttorittes, Mr.
Trevor, Bridgewater ; and Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holnie,
New Inn, London.
Joseph Cooper, of the King's Mills, Wrexham, Denhiglishiro,
miller, July .28, at four, '29, and August 29, at eleven, at the Pi—
geons Inn, Wrexham. Att,lnies, Messrs. Loi:g, Austen, Gray's
Inn, London; and Mr. Browne, Wrexham.
Win. Higgs, of Beil-yard, Fish-street•hill, hat manufacturer, July
20, at ten, 29, at eleven, and Aug. 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr, Harvey, Devonshire-street, Bishopsgate-street.
"lhoinas I.ockier, of AyliM-buildings, Harpur-street, Kent-roast,
merchant, July sO, at ten, 29, at eleven, and Aug. 29, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Devonshire-street, Bishops..
gate-street.
John Lasscock, of Hilgay, Norfolk, shopkeeper, Aug. 1, at six,
2, at ten, and 9,2 at nine, at Guildhall, King's Lynn. Attotnies,
Mr. Goodwin,: King's Lynn; and Messrs. Willis, Fairtiaorne, and
Clarke, Warritord•court, London.
John Chisnall and Stephen Ward, of Ipswich, matsters, July 31,
at seven, Aug. 1, and 29, at eleven, at the Bear and Crown, Ipswich.
Attorities, Mr. Bunn, Ipswich ; and Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bed.
tord-row, London.
Wm. Henry Williams, of Caerphilly, Glamorganshire, shop:.
keeper, Aug. i, 8, and 29, at 2, at the ummer Tavern. Bristol. At.
tonnes, Mr. Daniel and Sons, Bristol; and Mr. Pearson, Pump.
court, Temple, London.
Matthew Dormer, of Fleur-de-lis-street, Spitaltielcts, soap-maker,
July, 2b,'34), and Aug.' 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Concanon, Great Prescot-street. Goodinan's-fields,

GAZETTE gXTR.IogpINARY,

FRIDAY, JUNE 21,

Foreign Office, July 6,

A dispatch, of which the following is an extract, has been this
day received from Viscount Castlereagh, dated Paris, July 17,1815,
Since closing my dispatches of this date, 1 have teceived the ac.
company ing communication from this Government :
(TRANSLATION•)

I have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, that Napoleon
Bonaparte, not being able to escape from the English cruizers,
or from the Guards kept upon the coasts, has taken the resolntiot►
of going on board the English ship Bellerophon, Captain Maitland.
I have the honour to be, 4c,
(Signed) Le Due d'OraA NU.
To his Excellency Lord Viscount Castlereagh,

SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

FOREIGN OFFICE, JULY 1, 1815.
Dispatches, of which the tollowitig are copies and an extract,
have been received at this Otter, from the Hon. William Hill, 844
Majesiy's Minister at Turin, and from Lieut. Colonel Leake, K. A.
.. UY LORD, Turin, July 1815.
I have the, honour to inclose to your Lordsliip the copy of a dis—
patch received from Mr. Fielding, attached to the Head Quarters
of the Piedmuntese Contingent.
I have the honour to be. &c.
Viscount Castlereagh, R. t.;• W HILL.
Head Quarters, Aiviebelle, June 30. 1815. • •
I am happy to inform you that the positions of Aiguebelle,,Co4.
flans, and l'Hopital, were Oki-n.0.111 the French the day before ycs:t.
terday. The Opt beiu turned b the Cuchcrou and Ch,,xteux "Jo