t THE NATIONAL 11F.GISTEU. ;~¢ Art. V. All 4.1;•:7::kl , t , f rite Voir. • Stato , , who shall not take h the oath of allottivict t•- depar , teir property front the island, in tine man , it from the, dAt4. I.eleor. LiA tt.l. kt.S 11 013 K J C:tio 11:s tirttanitie M..jt•t% 's t wow's. •(Signed) Lieot. H N KS, Comm-in-no; the es of i . h.: St4tr; Return of the Gierri,on 'Not *.ili,:tolon it kio3c .• First Liciitetvills, t Burg Y.l..te, -e,j.„•itit., 4c; ro• rals, tnu sicians, Hrtitioqs, 39 privates, I yr . A , ., , ,t• k 4v!i,11 Rciturn of Orttioloci: takas v Ifs li , •ft loly IR. 2 ,Bra! , 6 inch ,io•Nity.:_js, 2 nrss.s six- poitst•.ei.. no ear - fi*con carrhwes, l brassftiree-pootk:er•011 a gattibOil Ca: ri.!gt., iron nort.•-pouswers on l orfis ,, st With 41 coriaithaab.e prop 111011 of a:11111111116011 3111 mr111:113: !tOr:S. (Jtglied) • AX. PII. NI OLTft , Military Co ditc.t...r of Strr.-4. 'Extract of a Disp•itch froia Cleat -Cieneral Sir Gcor...e Urtr v., Evil 1.1•Olitost, d V.otort , :d.. Atop. :7. have the honour to into - no emir orii-hip,ll!3'• at in 1 1( ul c if rPr ct 1; Canada took ;4ace on fi.r. ;Yds of 3Lly l•••st, the hlt• lit.: on that ; .day crowd thr river I),itt'oit with ii force, coloposud of trw: for If o opt l ,- . „;.1 wad inilitia,togeiher with holy og v eavair.v.'iimountitta m the tt. about two tin, litito'red nun. to tier the c0n:111,441d of gadier-Generel anti look post at. Satirkiell. Ire toiliia in the neielthourliood not being ahle.to ore any efrec-,-; Nal resistance, retreated upon their .approach towards Fort 4,lthettx • burg, about twelve miles distant. Part of the enemy'' liarce.havitn! Aizice advanced to within sin miles of that fori,•attyeral skirtoit•hes have taken place between them and the trovs of -the prrison, which hare constantly teraiiiimcci in favour of th~ triter, e.itti time 10-s of several men on the part . of the initOy, mot of onls.t.ine s .idler alio, 4 tst killed, and anutt.er wounded, and at similar I rs cn the part (if the Indians and, I. am happy to.say, that on ilo ye r ! ecasions, his M jesiy's 41st tc situent in a particulai wan .er , e4, , int itiv.hed thenistlves. . . ADVIIIAT.TY nr MY, 57r1. 'Vice-Arimiral Sir Kowal(l . l'e.ll , :w , 11:1 ,Croker. Esq. Ictley troo) . Captain Dett:;o, of his Majeqy's . !clop Nautilus, giving nu account n 4 f Itis haritt;:, on the 'l,t of July. captured cif Carbointra, the Brave, French ;trivstter, of 6%e volts and 11'2 :ten, and • recaptured an English tuerehunt vesse,l, the only 'j' ;La she ltd taken. And also tr letter (rain CaFt. - in Hamilton, of I.is tlajesty's ship Tei znagant, stating the capture ni L'intrepide, aFt etwit i vat e% r, of three guns and forty ituat. 2Zd cf .1111, Malttea, by the boats ut the Termagant, under the ditetions of Lieutenant Moortuan. BA NRRUPTS. T. W. Bowzer, G. Overton; a. 1.11 1.. Oliver, Hirvrain, Brecknnch shire. iron-masters, to surr.iila Cht. :21, `Z.2, anti Nov. at cite, at the Commercial Room, Bristol Attoinies, Mr. ,R. Bigc, Bristol ; Messrs. Puwel and Junes, Brvenn ,; and Mr. E. Ligg, Southampt,ni buildings, Chancery- : lne., Condon. J. Hitchc:oc)C, rigii-strect, Holborn, brclter, Oct: 13, 27, at ten, pd. Nov: 1.0, at one, ar Guit4nall. .Attorities, !"...I...srs. Turner an-. 1 Pike, Bloomsbury-squire. J. Mitcheil, Liverpool, salesman, Oct 20, ?.I,'and Nov. 10, at one, at the Globe Tavern. Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Nleddocrott, Gray's Inn; London ; and Mr. Davies, Ljecip , ol. 1. CaTpbell, Throgrnomn-street, nteicitaitt, October 3, 17, and. 'NU v: 10, at twelve, at G 411.2.11411. Attorney, Mr. Tiirogsnor ton.strect. Maeltenie, and' H. ;toper, Cross-street, Finsbury-(rare, tnerehants Oct. IS, `27. at WI, and Nov. 10, at one, at t;trildn all. Attorney, "ill% Druce, Silliter-square. A. Gedges, and .G, Evans, Lipner East Smithfield; flint glass perchants, Oct. 3, 1 7, and , Nov. 10, at twclve, at Guildh 11. Attor• foes, 114dssrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pe.irce, Old Jewry. Anstee, Walcot, Setnersetsline 4 but.:llLri Oct. 8.12; and Nov 10, at We've+, at the New Inn. ,Horse-street, 143111. Attornies, Messrs. AdlitWon, and Gregory, Beaurd ro.v, Conduit ; and Mr. A. 4. Sheppard,,, kWh.. - • AS4iUIt.DAY 4 .S GAZETTE; ••• BANRItURTS. • Pnatifeir, Holborn, bilk- me rcer, to surrender Oct. 10, 17, put liov. 14, at twelve, at Gialtilk.4ll. Attorney, Mr. E. Walker, ghancory-lane. J. 12 Minoriei, mercer, 9t1.,6, 13, and Nov. 14; at cteven, at a uildhan • 4ttorney,. MT. Walker, .t hancery= lane. • • • W. E. Day • • Sou Mirth NorshumberAnd, block. anctinast ftnalstr N • 1 . leyen, at the,Georgetnn,..././evecistie upo . b‘ n , z .t.,7- tkinson„ and Msick.tr,44. ryas, North Shields. - • ••• urer, Oct. 23, 14, alurNoY. ta i r j ,) I : .vr4 OCT. 4. ! :!t 0 ,,,, , n , th e L i in „ iti e rc ial Rq , itt:,, C..,rn.t , trt et. Bristd. Anomie.: 1 ‘ie ., ts. I•+,,:t Th .! srck,..., B A •nti,l:3ll-trett, London; mid Mr. h: '1 • I tristts. S:c.::!•;;tre .. t, liri•;,-.1 . 1 !) C. lor y, tis:l(.n, 1..c1e”41f4*. wh , teter, Oct. 27, at five, (. .S, 1 ..1 ti.qt, ;tt !f ~ 4 Sri li.it, lioit-ii. t; I tcriiirs, Mr. ' it VI tidov, rkit, k.; NI:, s I Fa', 1.01i;:oki ; and. Mr. R. Lnaftityl:,l,, I !;01too. '.l j. G. Y Am.:. rercv-.ktr - ..et . , St. rsiv:•-)c..,-11,....!;./..17, 0,1. (-,. 90 , aro 11 V,:v..11, at to:: , at Utf.1 , 11), , ,*.i. Attorney, Mr.:Vl' . Swith, throw,!, row rolltst , r, Oct. '2'l, at an,/ Noir. It. 11; 1111. ir,No()(1 Mr. W. 1)-..iati, !Lw 1 tin, H. Ru:vtivti, ‘111144e.r, 1.1..rwr 1-10.#1i, Norrey•slre , t, tivlfir, 0:;.t. 10. 21, mut Yov. i s at tun, t oilith.t.A. A ii..rnies,..f.Vc , hrs. a,.(1 It C isu ri.h. strt rt. I. s'azep.rosiorc, I.xicaorr, cmtort r spiprxr, ()(..!. 21, (..!:!, Nov. 11, •ft rlevco. at 1;,:•Ar I A. 1 , ./. Mr. Istt-thaca, Cawpet'b-couri t Lou !off ; iota Mr. F. 1 e.it:l - ()idiom. ~~ ~ _~~ E.TiECTI 0:1 BC SIN E'S. A elect Fleeting of the Electors o f-Vtiestinin:.ter took place rn \T,-n -d. eveniiii; at Ilse C I I:Wft and Author Ta V.:: it. S • ral.ti. Mr. hr, eks was c i 1 1 ,4 .0 the Chair, when. he read a le . lei whi,'h lie had rectivot !rout. Lord Cochral.e. in which his Lordiship, after adveitiv:4 to his past servi, es in Pat hatuent, ofFered himself a Candidate I r the Cii v of Westriiiii`ster. ~ Mr. liatris, in a short speech, took che liberty thus earli• of s',e.ni lying h sdisaiiprobeion of part of the political career of ins L.or.t,hio. !le alluded particularly to the cimisinstanee of the adttie,s el .it F rands Ilvntett, upon the subject . of l'arbainentaf v net‘.l - -1, .th.lut. two )ears hack, havine; been sec( tided by Mr. Maddock , " Nvh.:n iliat :!ory should have cl4tvolved upon his Lurdship, as Ihe lieprt., - ,e:ltv %zi of 'i.Vestrninster ; and what renflcred his Lorthhip's cencHet ti;i* a that occa s ion more particularly censurable was, the fact of his h.,' ...g neglected the interests of his Constituents to witness the dr rtt.-c pertnnitances et the Haymarket ThNort,. Upon a Laic occa , ien, t.--.., a! the very close of tite last Sess;on of Parham - tit. the adeies , pk.c.zcd by the Otte friend of the,pei•ple ( ',.. F. litirdctt,) e.!::-.; t0t.,1 y abandoned for the want. of a person to second the motion.. Ifer... 1:-cat was Lord Cochrane ag.nti ab,ent from' his post. it was ..;:i'd that 1!a was ill ; but upcni 5t0..11 an occasion as that, it lichove• l hi.n to h c-r -ried down to 11s lilace on a mattress, father than Itslye..:• . . imp .11 , r.t a qoestion treated with indifi's•rence, lie athritted that 1., , ,r, - . Yo ~ Itrao 1001 many claims to public approbation, tint lie la co means consi tiere:l hint a tit it eprescioative tor the City of lt. cstritin.itcr, A Ceiltic:nar, whose name we soul:'. uot learn, hove testintn!ty to the fact of his haying tact Lord Cocht ace the day alttr the inireth:c -1:!'r1 of site Address iii.“ alluded to, into -the Iloit• , :. of Co:rut-iv... Mat ,;: , 1 : .. (,ll m s ..oros l t..o havim: all I;itt at , pearance. of a person ‘4 ! l ose stale ct cenivalcscence W4S t. llirl‘ jai'. to cuible hint to attend to l'.nitati.entafy duties. . A resolution was then proposed I , r the nomination of Sir Francis :! ilurdete,`Wh:.elt, atter some c ',set vatitots fr,nn Nit. Sturch, w..s trntai . . l' trously c.itried.-011 the name of Lord Ccchrare being . ptoposcd JS 1 the mitt in norrquajon, An Elcctnr proposed the name of Walter Fawkes, of YorkOtlre, as I, a person much mere worthy of the cor. fi detice of the Electors o f 1 Westruinter: Some discussion to( 7. place on this proposition , an d it was at length u I declared by a majority of SO to 2s, that the name of Lord Cochrane I 1 should'be expum;cd, and that of Walter Fawkes substituted. I A Gentlemap proposed the name of Mr. Sturch in nomination ; but i ' Mr. Sturch declared that -it wis utterly impossible th,:t he could stiller stit:ll a proposition to be made or acceded to.—The -Meeting then -at!joftrnel,..having previously ' commenced a Subscription to defray the expellees of the Election. 'During the abdve discussion the Meeting • were informed that Lord Cochrane had already declared himself a - C andidafe tor Westminster. The Proclamation for Disso:ving Parliament appeared in the Gazette of Tu.sday. evening. . General Fitzpatrick and Mr. Osborn retire fr ha both om the Rere t . sentation of Bedlord:l4e. The Marquis of Taviotcck s come f p or ward as a .Cand'clate to succeed them. Sir ,Choi les flunbury does not ag tin stard for Suffolk. In his fare. well silkiress he states th3t he has repiesent t hat the County t fr t ime forom the contmeaiccin , sit of his M.iesty's teigg ; but-he-feels i hint ',' t 9 retire, and make room - for a younger and abler successor, more fit to discharge the arduous dutied.of Parliainent, th.of 'to:enc mouter its tuttitip!ied bu,incss, and to ;Mk rgo the fatigtiingaleng .tiero speeclms, by which th at busin ess was so much iiiipi.ded." Mr. W. .ltowleiv'has offered himself in the mom of Sir Chides Bunbury. ttrins ,City Elections Wilt commence at Guildhall on Monfay next. Atm Gitaiii‘sos arg—.Sidi W. Quills, Sir James ShawCon.lbe, Ef . 0,.(0 1 4 limbers) ; the L ord hriyor A t • ldeteilets 44 Mt . Waltham. Woildslind Atkins,. J