ME NATIONAL REGISTER. of the like intervals from the date of this order, as were allowed for constructive notice io the orders of the e. 3th of November, 1807, and the 18th of May, ItOS, at the several places and lati tudes therein specified. And the Ritc!kt Honourable the. Lords Cnimitioionlvs of his Alajesty's Trearury, his Ala;esty's Principal Secrotaries of State, thc Lords Commissioner; of the Admiralty, and the Judge of the High Court of Ada;iralty._ and Judges of the Courts of Vice- Admiralty, arc to give the necessary directions herein, as to theta may respectively appertain. STEPHEN COT/SELL. Admire's; Q!7ee, pri! 29, In 9. Extract of a Letter from Adlnirat 1. and Gambler, dated on board the Cttettona,lq 8 ftwue loads, the !6th inst. It has blown vio.enLy _ r rout the southward and westward since, the departure of the Impel - tense, which has rendered it impractiegble to act in niy way with the small vessels or boats of the fleet against the (-twiny. I have the satisfaction to observe this morning, that the ene my have set fire to their friz:.t... (I.'lndienne) ; and that the ship of the line, whic:t i= aground at the entrance of the river, (supposed to be the Reg:ll:Li) there every reason to believe, will be wrecked. • • The Gazette al4o eont!ii:ls a letter from Capt. Mends, of the Arethuga, dated March off Vilboa,• giving an account of a party.or sean:m and marines, belon:.ing to that ship, having under the CW11'118;1(1 of the Fir 4 Lieutenant Pearson, and Lieutenant Scott, of the - ...larines. and destroyed upwards of 20 heavy guns, mounted on the batteries at Lequito, defended by a detacbmcnt of oldiers ; a serjeoa t, and twenty of w'dorn vre:T made prison r.:. Ostly three of the English were Ivo notwi.h•:tandiug a quick fire of musqnetry for some ane t! • battery and guard-house, as our. people advanced. A lAeu tilt]) brandy, was found in the bar brei r, ai • brought a w•ay.• I.otit information having been received of two chasse Thafeet: bein . :: up river Andarn, laden with brandy for the French army ia7 Spf.4in, t!le evening the sAme party was again landed, I.eind them tiAroun.l, ithout four miles up, with their car oa board, wide]) were destroed ; hut the vessels appear - to be; • Spanish property, and foreibl . ,• seized on to carry • . were restored to their owners. • _)tit lient. Elm:4 Steele, with a party, destroyed the . and capture.] a small vessel laden with Marino . ,iad run in Cwir for security, from St. Ander() • ; w itilst Lieut. Fennel, of the Marines, at _ it.l 1,. i‘lr. 'Allot, the purer, and a boat's crew, as i the tunbutain and deslrayed the signal posts. 1.• ek eains; Lieut. Pearson, with the °dicers and men • wers wii hint at Laqi.:to, toak possession of the batteries •:e• tow 4 of Paisance witlimst op posiiion, and destroyed the as; the sual! parti:!s of :ae enemy stntioned at these places • asaiur people a Ttpronche.l. ki also a letter ?rout the Hen. Capt. G. Elliot, of the h.• ste e , ciisting the capture of the it. National corvette, . of 48 guns, and 18IJ mea. Mr. D..novan, the master in the Mo 'este, is. killed, and one seaman wounded.. She had P.p.-?1, four in , wti.s Conn the Isle of France, and taken the Jennet, tie Madras, and the Swallow a! l'enattg ; the first she sunk, the iativr was in kight nu; in:: th ci:ace, but sailing very well, got out of sight to leeward before the La Jeua was taken. APRIL BM - John flalludav, Bath-street, Middlesex, coal-merchant, May 2,9, and June 10, at ten. ut Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mews. Palmer, Tomlinson, and Thomson, Copthall-courty • Throgmmton-street. William Brain, Sutton-street. Westminster, plane-maker, May 6, 16, and June 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. Allen, Carlisle-street, Soho. George Knight, Holloway, Islington, builder, May 2,9, and June 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kihh le white, Maryland, and Robinson, Gray's Inn-plane. John Ratelitfe, Manchester, baker, .Nlay 15, 16, and June 10, at two, at the Dog Tavern,. Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ed inunds, Lincoln's Inn, London; and Mr. Teale, Manchester. John Bamber, Ortwkirk. Lancaster, %vine-merchant, June 1, it one, at the Talbot lnn, Ormskirk, 2, and 10, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Atturnies, Messrs. Wright rind Palmer, Ormskirk; and Mr. Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. 'William Colrk in and John Colekin, Coventry, grocers, May 9, 27, and June 10, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudou. Attorney, Mr. Fielder, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square. BANKIWPTS. tatthew Woollen, Sheff.vld, York, butcher ' to surrender Airy 18, 19, and.Juur 1( , , lit ten; at the 'routine Inn, Sheffield. .Messrs. Pawker awl Brown, Shenield ; and Messrs. 2ii. ..:ve and. Waite r, Symond's-Inn, I.cndon. w .1;: k m Wight, 6re:A Bair, Stafford*, dealer, May 8, at four, , tr.' .ittne 10, at eleven, at the Swan hotel, Birmingham. At , Mr. tgerton, Gray's Inn-square, LundOn ; and Slr. f . • t 4b:. Birmingham. • Lobbna, great Wild.street, T,hwoln's Inn-field!, conk. 1) 1 41e-riuntl;T, May 6, 16, and June Ip, at cluven, at, GnAldhatf; ti , Meisrs. Slover and Heath, Alontague-street,.Russeil , ; iv t. ,)ne3, Swansea, Glamorgan, grocer, May 12, 13, and. u at eleven, at. the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, ?dr jartivi, (.; ty's lon-square, Lonaoa; and Messrs. Morgan stud Live 9, • I. I DIVIDENDS. May 24. Joseph Prongs Bnstou, Yorkshire, dealer, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Tudcaster, York.—May 30. flias Edoitmeti, Monument-yard, wine-merchant, at ten, at Clui Isaac Ralton, Egremont. Cumberland, mercer, at ten, at the Excise Office, Whitehaven.—May 9. Samuel Davis, Burk - - street, St. Mary-Axe, merchant, at ter., at Guildhall.—May .Charles Lindegreen, Mincing-lane, London, and Andrew Liude green, Portsmonts„mereliants, at eleven, at Callahan, London. —May 23. James Wood, Burnley, Lancashire, apioheeary, at five, at the Thar° inn, Burnley.-.—May 22. BNljamin Harrison, Ca!beck, Cumberland, dyer, at eleven, at the Eridgewater Arms, Manchester.—July 4. William Brown, King-street, Bloomsbury, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall.—May 26 . William Elyth, Sheffield, Yorkshire, mercer, at two, at the Tontine Inn, Shellield.—May 23. John Holder, Pains irk, ti!cuce;:tershite,. butcher, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Painswick.--. 1 tine 5. John Bugg, Hemingby, Lincolnshire, jobber, at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln.—May 20. William Batson, Oxford, glass and china i.tan, at eleven, at the Mitre Inn, Oxford.—Nlay 20. Walter N Intlls, Bristol, soap-boiler, at. eleven, at the W bite Hart Inn, Bristol. CERTIFICATES, MAY 20. John Foxall, Afarlborough-court, Carnahy-market, victual ler.—Sarah Southampton, Cot-hitt, St. Catharine':, painter.—Ceorge Crocker, Bideford, Devon shire, ship-littildrr.—Sainitel. Allen, Cardiff, Olanforganshire, fellmonger.—John Danvers, Kent, surgeon. FASHIONS FOR .1121 Y. BA r.T, DnEss.—White satin slip, under a crape dress, made to tit the figure very exactly, cut open in front, mid hound nil round with white satin ribbon and a tow of heatit , , linked to gether in front with bands of beads loosely suspended at sepa rate distances;' short sleeves the same. Fan richly spangled. Pearl necklace, with diamond clasp in front ; ea►rrings to suit. White shoes, striped in scarlet or blue. •h}air in ringlets on the forehead, and lightly turned up behind with a diamond comb. Petticoats very short. WALKING itEss.—Dress .of white Scotia washing silk. Bishop's mantle of 'sap or olive green striped and plain silk, • made eotirely without seams; border of the same colour. Hat to correspond, aud deetirated .- with artificial flowers. Shoes sage or olive green, also to "correspond. • GENERAL OBS . ERVATIONS.—Spnnish hats, which have been ,worn tillitke winter, with ftitishens, for full dress, are now can ,verted into waking hats, substitutiog flowers instead .of fea thers. Strati hats and bonnets, oroamented . with Bowers, and white silk hats, are making their appearance for the season. Light silk !smiles; of all coloars,.are much worn: Spencers, :of a .beautiful grey, ornamented witb silver, not bOrdertid, kit tied loosely at the neck, front a most Elegant dress. The Scotia silk is stow in great request for dresses; as is also the - spotted muslin. Colours vary with the taste of the ipdividual ; silver grey is "unquestionably the most elegant and the most fashion• able. The attempt to introduce long waists has completely failed ; rbey have not, nor will they ever become fashionable. I i _~ 1111