The National Register.
London, England, 1812-07-05 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

411

Sunday, being the last day of the month, the following
Bulletin was shewn at St. James's Palace
Windsor Castle, June V 7 6 lice 111,- List Itupurt, hi, M.ijcsty hi
had all ins reuse lit his disui der. ‘,ll di lid.. rgii II %Omit:ed. H. HAL•
YOU!), M. BAILIE, %V N. J. H. WlLLis!'
Advices from Stockholm, received by the last mails, state
that Bernadotte, upon condition of receiving a subsidy of
100,0001. per month from Great Biitain, has agreed to make
a series of diversions in the rear of tie trench army, by
occasionally landing SO,OOO Swt dish troops on their line of
march, and keeping up a communication with the shipping.
It is said, that Buonaparte ordered his Aid-de-Came, the
Count de Narbonne, to be imprisoned the moment he te-
turned from Wilna, whither he had carried a letter to the
Eini:cror Alexander, for having given too much time to the
Emperor of Russia.

A letter from Archangel of the 23d of May statec that
Adn►iial Crown was hastenng the depa►ture of the ships of
war which had been ordered round from thence to the lialttc.
This squadron could alone be permitted to pass through our
fleet, under the most perfect unders:anding between the
Russian and British Courts,

Wednesday, a mail arrived fi orn Ma!ta, and another front
Gibraltar. The accounts from the latter came dowii to the
19th ult. From these we are sorry to lent), that oti the Ist
of June the Spanish General Ba!Lsteros, had a se.ere
action with the Fr..neh in the vicinity of Bornos, in wni(
he at first obtained sonic advantage, but having bet.:n charg( d
by a numerous body of cavalry, lie lost 1000 men anti
wounded, and Once pieces of cannon. Ile also lost in the
conflict 80 officers. The French had 600 tank and file
killed, and about 30 wounded, but as a teinfoneemeut had
arrived at Taritra and Algesiras, the French were not likely
to profit by the advantage. I'he gallant Ballasteroi had
taken up another position ready to give the enemy battle.
By letters of a recent date from France, it appears that
Charles IV. who abdicated the Crown of Spain at Dayonne,
with his 110.91 Consort and family, left Marseilles on the
the 25th ult. and arrived at lionie on the nth instant.
They arc in future to reside at the Villa Borgliese, in
that city.

The repeal of the Orders in Council continues to be
attended with beneficial effects in the manufacturing dis-
tricts: mote goods were scld at Leeds market on i,atuiday
than on any single market day for the last seven yea's. Oni.:
house in Leeds bought between 3000 and 4000 pieces of
stuff goods, at Bradt.°td, on Thursday.
At Liverpool, in consequence of the revocation of the
Orders in Counci!, one and a half millions of yards of
bounty goods have been shipped within the last week, worth
125,0001.; and, it is said, that two and a half millions of
yards more are in progress of embarkation. Within the
same interval of a week, 12,0001. convoy duty, at four per
cent. has been paid, indicating further shipments to the
amount .of 300,0001. At the same port w~ are also informed,
that the wagei of the Lancashire manufactures have been
raised about 2s. 3d. per week.

Lord Moira, ha,: it is said, within these few days, ad-
dressed a letter to Lord Fingal!, in which, while he imkes
allowance for the exuberant feelings of his eount-yinen, he
expsreses his entire disapprobation of the esolui boos pas.,ed
at t))e late Aggregate Meeting of the Catholics of Ireland.
His.Lo:dship, at the same time, enters into an explanation
of Ohc whole of his own conduct throughout the late nego-
ciatiOn fur forming a new Admini,tration.
"The India Company had. (rem moi es of comi.a..sior.,
given employment to a number of Spitaltields weavels, who
were totally out of work. Most of tl.etn have ;low appiied
for leave to return to their looms.