The National Register.
London, England, 1812-10-25 00:00:00

OCT. 25•

.tod of bet frwuds must therefore be .commensulate. It is her
interest to carry on the campaign through the winter, when
livr troops are able to act with more success, under a freez
ing sky, ao,-ainst the natives of the south. Should she alow her
cheinv a breathing time, and sufler him. to keep his footing in
her inucient capital, until he receives, with the return ofspring,
the powerful reinforcements whcli he is now creating, she
gill Inve lobbed herself of all the advantages her heroic
incrifice of a whole city has produced, of those which the
2dvanced situation of the enemy now presents, and will have
contributed to indict herself the blow which may prove
te2l to her national existence.

No dispatches have been received from Lord WELL LNG-
T 0 t 4 since our last. There, is no doubt but the exilic of
Burgos omst have surrundered about the heginning of this
month, as the enemy, who have only.one au my in the north
of Spain, cannot advance to its relief without risl,:ing a
battle, which, if they should meet with a second defeat,
would leave France itself open to our arms. Spanish and
Lisbon Papers to the 4th and 13!II instant received yes-
tetlay, afford but a scanty supply of interesting intelli-
-01(t. SOUL T and SLTC HET bad affected their junction
rot far from Alieant, but it vas not apprehended that they
would march to Madrid, as be, ides the force left in that
tite by his I...ordship, General HILL had advanced beyond
Toledo, and was expected shortly to unite With BA L L AS-
Tuos, who 'wa•i approaching towards the capital, after
following SOUL T as far as Granada. The ('adiz Papers
tate, that General MAITLAND pus been superseded by
Lord Wee I.ISGTON, iit consequence of his not having e-
tented the junction of Sou t:r and Suc H ET. This h a
•miirepresentaion, Ceneral.MAlTL AND resigned solely on
Lccount of ill health.

In another part of our rarer be found General [JUL Cs
di•Patelt, giving a most lame and lamentable account ('I the
campaign in
.Canada, which commenced so boastfully, and
terminated so ingloriously on his side. Colonel Cass, wh:)
strved under him, has contradicted this repott on every
Faint, and there is no don'At but General Ilur.t, will be
turd and convicted, as the American Government have
airealy turned against him, and charge him with having
suiltred himself to be bribed. The American papers also
(.'on modore RODGER'S account ef his ciu:!=.e, in
which he dd not take or deNtroy twelve merchant vessels.
this most brilliant exploit consisted in having approached,
unperceived, the jaws of the tlritish Channel, and got sale
hume

Tlamday, a mail arrived from Gottenburgb, bt inging Let-
ter-, and Papers from thence to the 13th instant ; and private
kuell Com St. Petersburgh of as late a date as the 3d in-
stant. Major Nicito Ls also arrived in town wi:h dispatches
from Lord CATHCART, Up to the last mentioned peritA,
the substance of which was known to the pubic by the fol-
lowing Bulletin :

Formics:-orticF, OCTOPER 22, 18:2.
Notches were this morning received from Lie:ler:ll Viscount C %TB-
c‘aT, dated St. Petersburgh, October 3, containing the fol-
lowing partiCtilaPS
R 90113 have been received front the army to the North of Moscow,
uP t' the 28th ultimo, inclusive, by which it appears that the ad.
' ntced Posts of that !mil parole daily to within a few yew; of Mos-
cow, on all the roads leading to the northern, eastern, or western di-
)werwl, and that French patties have not ventured far on any of them ;
"ever such patties have been mot, they have been driven in ur
cot to pieces.
main army, under Prince Kutusow, occupies a strong position
to the south tit Moscow, at the distance of little more than twooty
'erns; it eoinmah.ls all the mds leading in a southern direction, and
rtualuincates with the patroles of the northern cmps, in the eutern