7.1 g -_ E NATI • • ' ~.~..~• M~: illumination did not display much breadth, but the interchange and brightness of the vai ieg:ited lamps produced a pleasing effect. It consisted of the initials G. R. surmounted with a star and crow n,,and the whole sin - roundel with wreaths of laurel. At the Post-011kt- there was nothing particidatly deservina of inotiee, except that the long entrance from Lombard stieet exhibit= `d a si-len.iid vista, which remind( d us .of the covered walks in Vanxliall-gardens. Arches of lamps were sespended 'throughout the whole of its extent, and the view was terntinated by a star of. vas riegated lamps. r In Cheapsitie there was little to detain • the attention of the spec- laturs. At wit• witolow we observed 11 well-executed transpartney of the Spread E.tgle Russian ;iv,' .-‘ll,trian arms, but fr9m.ifs minateiiess it was II hit to be overleof,c.l There was also an alle gorical transparency corner of king street, which excited w ine o b s ervation. 11 tt presented Atlas ,11...taiinig the glare upon his ample shoulders, vt hie the European 'quarter of it was prominently. displayed, as if illuminated. The houses of Messrs. Pellat and Green, anti of Mr. 11 . ..i1ey, the glass-manufacturers in St. Paul's Church-yard, were brilliantly.iiht initiated. The tailor had the word " Leipsig" in large letters, sur mounted with olive branches, emblematic of the prespects of peace . opening to Europe flout that great battle. On Ludgate-hill, the il lumination at Mr. Blade's merited particular observation. We Ina almost forgotten to mention the Hudson's Bay Muse, in Fenelinreli-strcer, which was lighted up. The only novelty it presented, were tridents - tin flied of lamps. fineness of the night enabled the crowds assembled in the streets to enjoy the giatifying spectacle without alloy ; and as far as we could perceive, good order and ttecornat geni-rally prevailed. As usual, however, the large space in trout of Somerset house al 'lowed the mob to assemble, and annoy the passengers with squibs and erikri.urA. La-t night the illuminations were repeated, and, if posPible, with more splendour. TUESDAY'S LONDON GA.:'ETTE. WAR DEPAnTmENT, DowNING NO`'. 1 t 1811 A dispatch of which thw fe:lowing is an extract. wai ye sterday received at Lord 11, ikurst's Office, addressed to his Lordship l,y Meld-Marshal the Marquis of IVellington, dated at Vera, Oct. 18, :-- Tlw euetny moved Gen. Paris': division from Dieron to the I . l i neighbourhood of St. Jean de Pied de Port, as soon as our left made its nioNement on the 7 tit itist On the night of the 12th, rtiemy attacked and carried the re doubt in the camp of Sat tc. ‘-.1t1...11 was Kehl by a oicquet of forty men of the army in reserve of Andalusia, who were taken. as well as ltr,) pioneers. There is reason to believe that they were surprised, as the roerve for the sepport of tlif redoubt had nut time to give the pirquet assistance. 'rids redoubt was certainly more distant , tlw line, and from the ground from which it could be sup ported. than I had imagined it to he when I had direoN-d thbt it should be occupied ; and it was so tear to the hots- es of the vifia!:,. I of always as to be liable to an ;,:i4ek by surprise : I have, therefore, not ailowed it to be re-occupied. • , After having possession of the redoubt, the enemy made an attack, on the morning ( f the 13th, upon the Ayala.: d posts of the army of Andalusia, under the command of M Ariscal de Campo Don Pedro Giron, vv ith a view to regain posstssion of those works whielfthey bad lost (tin the Btl,, which they constructed in front of the camp of &rte. • It Nvas at first imagined" and reported, tlrdt the raid attack was on the side of the Hermitage of La Rhine but it was confined entisely to the advanced posts of the army of Andalusii:, and was repulsed by them without diflienity. • I had every reason to he satisfied with the conduct of Mariscal de Campo Don P. Giron, and the General Stall and other otliecrs and the soldiers nndt r his command, upon this occasion . I had again ce:sitsion to (disci-.a pai tiruhlr;y the steadiness of the regiment of Ordenes, inider the eomoutod of Col. Hoye. Nothing of ituportauee has "wired nu any part of tic line. lint it appears that the (I.e.ity have [Welr reinforced by considerable bodies of ;Tenn ts, raised the' I.ste. enwirriptiohs. • I nave received no reports from Catalonia since I addressed your Loft:ship last. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, NOV.':, 1811. A Letter from Aihni , iti Lord Kuitn, K. B. to John Wilson . Ctili , cr,,(lateti uu !maul ibis 11;•.ic . , r - 7 's &hip Sultan, in 3t_til Oct. 1315 , iiiebses the followilig adthessed to his Lordship:— , NAL EGISTER. ic. Oct. 25, 181 . 3, * Scilly N.. 1. E. Distance Leagnes. My Lord,—As the day 'opened on the /iii inst. the Andromache gave chase to a frigate under jury masts in the N. E. quarter ; about timr p. Saiptes bearing E. 'by S.. fourteen leagues) she opened a fire on us from her stern guns, which was not returned pinta a posilion was _taken on her weather quarter, whtn, offer a feeble resistance of about fifteen Minutes, she stinek her colours ; •indeed, such wzv the disabled state cif her masts pitvionsly to our meeting, that any further opposition would have been the extreme of rashness. She is La Trave, of twenty-eight French eighteen•potlnderi and sixtemeighteeen-poitod earronades, only nine months old, with a crew of three hundred and twenty-one men (nearly all Dutch:), oi.e of whom was killed, and her Commander, Jacob Van Maren, Capi taine de Vaissean, and Member of the Imperial Order of Reunion, the Second Lieut. Oxholme, two Midshipmen (olie of them slime dead), and twenty-timr seamen, wounded.. • The Andromache has re ceived no injury in her hull, nor alight to • mention in sails er tiOing ; while I lament to say, that Mr. Tho. Dickinson, the. First Lieutenant is severely wounded, and (Ice bea man, slightly. I have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) G EORGE TOBIN, Captain. To Admiral Lord Keith, K. B. &c. P. S. It seems, ikit La Trave bad two men wounded by AR English brig of war, on the. 19th. • .4 Iron] ••••••••• ••••••••• The Ciio has tal:en a small Danish c►►tter privateer, of three guns. and 2 men, she had not tal‘en any thing. lion. Capt. Percy, .in His Majest's ship Hotspur, captured, aft( r a chace ofsix hours, the. American schooner letter of marque Chesapeake, of '265 tons, five gt►nr, and c.:,? men, from Nantes. • 13 .1 N.NRCIITS. J. Kinghorn, of Joincs-street, Haymarket, corn-factor, to Am-ender Nov. 13, 16, and Dec. 14. at ten, at Gni!Mall. Attor ney, ;41.; H irvev, sit. Helen's-place, Bishepsgate street. 11. Monk, of Mattlett-cotirt, Covent-garden, merchant, Nov. 1 0 , at ton, 16, at eleven, and Der. 14, at one. ;it Gutidnall Attor ney, rope, rttoriiford court, Fenchurch-stiee , . 1. Fleteoer, of 11'211in:41am, Surrey. broker, Nov 6, 13, and Dec. 14, att•-xclve l at Attorney, Mr. Goy. Croydon, Surrey. J. I-mkincort, of Noithwieli, Chester, linen-dtaper, Noe. 12,19, :Ind Dec. 14, at .eleven, sit the Crown Inn, Northwich Attornies, Mr. Winr4le, Juttn-street, Belford. row, London; and Mr. Chandler, North w ich. H. Hall, late of Levies. Susses, butcher, Nov. 11, 11, and Dec. 14, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Attorney, Mr. Cswynne, Les4es. R. W. Clapi.am, of Liverpool, grocer, Nov. 21, 23, nd Dec. 14, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Vt'indle, I' John-street, Bedford-row, London ; and Messrs. Griffith and Hindc, Liverpool. W. Y:tte, late of Pedward'ne, Worcestershire, ntalster, Nov. I'9, 30. and Dec. 14, nt eleven, at the Stv and Carter fun, Worcester. AttOrnies, Mr. Wall, Worcester ; and Messrs. Low ntles, Red Lion square, London. T. Steele, of Chester, woonen-draper; Nov. 18, 19, and Dec,l4, at eleven, at the White Lion, Chester. Attornies 'Messrs. Philpot and Stone, Hare-court, Temple, ; and Mr. Fin Lett, -Cheter. S. Williams, of Shrewshilry, grocer, Nov. 1-2, 23, and Dee. 14, at one, at the Guildhall Coffee-house, Worcester. Attornies Mr. Gillum, Worcester ; ant] Messrs. Cardides and Young. Crhy'k Inn. hT. VVaters, of Cop halt -court, mei-chilli. Nov. 6, 13, and Dec. 14', at ten, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Dawet., morton-street: . _ W. Clark, now or late of Hereford, mercer Dec. 14, at e'ev en, at the Son Inn, Ludlow, Sabi Russel and Jones, Ludlow ; and 'Messrs. Ilighmoo yard, thish-laue, Canaon-street, Loudon. " P. Phillips; of St. Joinesis-.treet, 'NII-'11)111: glai and Dec. 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney street, 1-loundsditch.' of Fleet-weer, !inot and alior-ma.. Dec. 14, at eleven, at Attorides, Willi:et, of Sitoreditcli,' fnrniture , hroker, Na. 11, at ter,. at Guildhall. Attortrey ) Dir. %%rood, 'N Kirk-I*Tc. :1. Copelaii*, of Leatleithall-street, watch-ntalk Dec. 14, at ten, at _Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Iluthorn. W. Nicholson, of Bliwirusbury-gqiiSrei • cliginto 1 J - - Angel-court, Itirog- r Nov. 12, i 3, and Jp. Attornies, Messrs. or and Young; Scot's . as-dealer, Nov. 4, I r, Mr. Bytes, Castle- ler, Nov 6, 16, and ,Slll. Tru hitt and Son, ov. 6, 13, and Dec. New Corn-Exchange, er, Nov. 13,16, and Tucker, Bar tlett's* :e% Nov, 6, .20, and