The National Register.
London, England, 1813-06-27 00:00:00

THE 'NATIONAL. REGISTF.R.

attempted to turn and take in • the rear a battery which had twee
placcd on an eminenceon the left General Colbert condncte.i this
[tuck. Our cavalry was obliged to give way, but au instant atter.
regiment of Hussars and a party of Cossacks were on the flank of
Napoleon's guards; other detachments threw themselves l'otwally
and the enemy was put in complete rout, atter having lost some imp-
•lreils of men, killed, wounded, and prisoners. Ti., following morn.
ing the rear-guard continued its march on Gorlitz, without the enemy
daring to annoy it, and in this manner the Nimbi] cd armies have
executed their movtments from Bautzin, without having lust even
the wheel of a gun-carriage."
In a further acsomit of the affair of the advanced guard, whirls
took place on the 26th of May. at Haynan, it is met tuned. that
Marshal Nev,y who was at the head of the troops, saved himself with
difficulty. It is added, " upon the flank, and in thy rear of ttie
enemy, the war of partizans has resumed its activity, as the ground
is more open. General Kaisaroff, who had moved from Mark Lissa
upon the flank of the French w ith his flying corps, sent a detach-
ment on the road from Riechenhaelt to Gorlitz, and stirpri,ed a con-
voy of artillery. We took from the enemy two gnus, spkel six.
Aid blew tip his caissons. The colonel of artillery, Lasso, who com-
manded the French convoy, was killed, as also a Gencrai who tol-
loyl gel in a carriage. More than 300 men remained on the spot.
The Russian detachment has brought away 80 prisoners, who are at.
ready arrived with the two gutis."

13A K RII PTS.
NV:Cumberland, *en. J. Civutwriand and W. ('timberland, jun. at
Leicester, hosiers, to surrender July 5, at six, 6, and Aug. 3, at ten, at
.lie White Hatt Inn, Leicester. At.ornies, Alessts. Harrison, Bristol;
Messrs. Vigard and Co. Lincoln's-inn, London ; and Mr. Payne,
Leicester.
T. Hayter, of Chlconifie, Somersetshire, sail 6411... manufacturer, Jelly
9, qtr, anti 'Aug. 3, at eleven, at the Bull Inn. Itridport. Att• tines,
Mr. Temple, Bridport ; and Messrs. Anstice and Cox, King's Bench
Walk, Temple.
D. Arndt, of Gracechurch .treet, bookseller, July 6. at twelve, 10,
and Aug. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies. Messrs. Cotton. Basing.
hall-street.
T. Billings, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, brick-meker, Tuls. 9, at
six, 10. at eleven, and Aug 3, at tour. at the Plough Hot,l. Cheltenham.
Attornies Alessi'. Meredith and Robbins, Lincoln's-Inn New-square;
and Mr. CI winitett Cheltenham.
I'. Tinistill, of Derby, fishmontier, June 30, July, 1, at .ten, at the
Old Angel Inn, Doncn4ter, and Aug. 5, at six. at the Star lan, York.
AttorniPs, Messrs. Mason, Doncaster; and Mr. King, Ca:-tle-street,
Holborn.
J. Harris, of St. Thomas the Apostle, Devon, currier, July 8,9, and
Aug. 3, at eleven, at the Old London Inn; Exeter. Attornie‘,
Lamb, Bretton, and Hawke, Prince's-street, London; and Messrs.
Brutton and Ford, Exeter.
C. Hoare, of Cheapside, taylor, June Q 9, July 3, and Ang. 3, at ten,
nt Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Bartlett, Lawrence- Poutitney -lane
J. Cooke, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, biscuit-baker June 29, July Vl,
and -Aug. 3. at eleven, at the George inn, Newcastle-upon Tvne. At-
tornies, Messrs Meegisons and Fairbank, Hatton-garden, Lond.)n ; and
Mr. Brockett, Newcastle-upon-T.sne.
S Pearce, of Cornhill. auctioneer, June 26, Jnly 6, and Ang. 3, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Conte, Austin-friar-.
3. Groornbridge, of Pet" em, near Canterbury, baker. June 29, at sit
So, and Aug. 3, at eleven, at the Guilt-quit, Canterbury. Attorney,
Mr. Lewis, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane
K. Strout, f Newman-court, C0,111;111, c fr•e-houseleeper, June 26,
July 6, Held Aug. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. At t,rnies, Messrs. Loxley
mid Son. Cheapside.
J. Moore, of King's-Brompton, -Somersrtshire, &flier, June 26,
.Time 19, and Aug. 3, at eleven, ,it the LAticll Arms Inn, Dimmer,
Somerset. A ,ornies, Mr. Sc .tt, Upper Guildford street, Russeli-
- square; and Me. 1 ign,-Dulvcrton, Somerset.

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SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

1r)12F1f:14-(1FFICE, JUNE 26.

The f vine py Ind i xtraet of dispatches from Lientenant-
G—let-al tne nrahl. S r Charles S'ewart, K. B. lahe been re.
eeived by Vi‘et.n.,t Ca, ttercagh, Wel .
Ht...41-Q • t r=. Reiehenlyv-its Sine 6 181 S.
My LORD-7w enemy you'ilits•ii is) it.: position!' in :he Heidi.
holithnod of Seltweidnitz ntil thi- day, when the Annit :w-
-on by the contettitio2 forre.. 134 '.•ade Liii!wlt r
and the Kin? .)1 Prussia tilve fixed their head-qu4rters ,t eon,
houses Hear this place; General Wittgenstein's corps d'a m(e, trn