Dispalch'es from I-Gil Cathcart, I rer.,;l P:pers, 5w , ... - : - i d0t..1 tent . . 540 4 Reported March of the Russians towards Hamburgh, Irstirrec noes in the North, France, Arrival of the Danish Officers, • Secret Investigation . . IV; Capture of the Java British Frigate by the American ship Con stitution, Dcfeat of another American Army . IE9 Peace between Russia and Prussia, Advance of the Russians into Saxony . . . 205 State of Affairs, and Petitions for Peace, Fresh Taxes . 219 Dispatches , from Lord Cathcart, Regency at Paris, Fresh Ame rican Defeats, Fabrications respecting the Princes of Wales 52134 Reported Declaration of Austria against France, Defeat of the French, Fresh Levies in France, British Residents in Amt. rica detained as hostages . . . 25'J Defeat Cf the French at - Cuxhaven, State and Positions of the Contending Armies in the North, Napol. on's Departure from . Paris . 2t35 . Overtures for Peace, Failure of the Negoci4ions with Denmark 2t:o The Saxon General Thielman and other Officers desert from the French, Spandau and Thorn surrender to the Russians 200 State of the War in the North, the Peacock British Sloop sinks, with nearly the whole of her Crew, fighting the American Sloop Hornet . . 298 Reported Cessation'of Hostilities between Great Britain and America, Defeat of Suchet, Catholic Question . 313 Occupation of Hamburgh by the French, Battle in Spain, Rus sian and Prussian Accounts of the Battle of Lumen. Reli gious Dissentions in Spain . 331 Armistice between the French and the Allies, and Congress for a General Peace ; Relief of Hamburgh, Fall of Castro 314 Tremendous Battles of Bautzen and Wurichen, Hamburgh given up to the French by the Danes . . f 36.) .... . _ _ Occupation of Salamanca, Treaty between England and Sweden, French Papers, Dispatches from Sir C. Stewart, the Budget, Disturbances iv. Holland . . 378 Capture of a Park of Artillery, &c. from the French, by the Russians, Armistice, Treaty between Sweden and Russia, American Victory . . ' 9l Defeats of the French . . 408 Total Defeat of the French Army at Vittoria, Rigorous Measures of the French at Hamburgh . . . 424 Invasion of France, Capture of the Chesapeake by the Shannon, Advance of the Swedes . . 441 Dispatches from Lord Wellington, Fresh Victories in America, the Regent's Speech, Remarks on the Successes of the Army under the immediate Command of the Marquis of Welling ton, and the failure of Sir J. Murray . . 472 Dispatches from Lord Wellington, Prolongation of the Armis tice, Gazette Extraordinary . . 489 Flag of Truce from France, Declaration frorn the Prussian Court of the Views of Austria . . 505 Repotted Victory in Spain, News from America, Insurrection in Carolina, Addresses to Congress for Peace . 520 Rupture of the Armistice, and Recommencement of Hostilities ; Glorious Victories, Battles in the Peninsula, which last five days; French Papers, Capture of the Argus by the Pe lican . . . 537 Renewal of Hostilities, Accession of Austria, Dispatches from Lord Wellington . . 552 Santa Clara taken by Assault, Reported Battles in the North 568 Defeats of the Allies . . 565 Complete Def. at of the French, Victory of Gen. Blucher over Macdonald, &c. Fall of St. Sebastians, French Papers 600 Intraordinary Gazettes, Brilliant Victories, French Papers, Got tenburg and Heligoland Malls, American Papers Losses of the French Army KRIM'S 419 628, Operations of the Campaign, Defeat of Davoust . 633 Operations of the Campaign, London Gazette Extraordinary, Austrian and Swedish Bulletins, Dispatches trom Spain 648 Entrance of Lord Wellington into France. News from Parts 665 Extraordinary Gazette, French Papers, Capture of the Boxer by the Enterprise American Wig. both Commanders were killed and buried together at New Yotk - 680 Defection of Savaria, Secret A rticles of her Treaty with the Al lies. Difficulties of the French. Buonaparte's Advance to wards Berlin, expected Grand Battles, &c. . 69S Particulars of the Lite and Death of General Moreau 609, 625 Great Defeats of Buonaparte, his Escape from Leipsic, British Disaster on Lake Erie . . 712 Arrival of Buonaparte at Paris, Expected Seizure of all Private Banks, Retreat of the French Army across the Rhine, Sur render of Pamplona . 778 Accession of Denmark, Further Advantages over the French, Dispatches from Lord Wellington, French Papers, Unplea sant News from Canada . . . '745 _ __ Captureof St. Jean de Luz, of the Outworks of Dantzic, War in Canada. Vandamme shewn at Moscow, Buonaparte's Hu miliation, Liberation of Holland . 761 . Reported Negotiations, French Papers, Important intelligence from Holland 792 e;luns agai .- 7 Denmark, Non-surrender N. ~... •,-. , I ard ipg of the Prince of Orange, int resting Accounts frt,m Hol .. land irrender of Dantzic, Reported Revolution in Fr:lnce, Declara tion of tht Allied Powers, Trittuphs of the Crown Prince's Army,. Important Advices from Holland - . . SOS r..ord Wellington's new Victories, Nap"kon's Address to the Legislative Body, Congress for Peace . . 821 MISCELLANIES. 7 7 ;11,iglhenly of Buonaparte - r 1 . 13 nptcd assassination of the Duke of Wirtemburg - 1 68 ~sonic Festival - . .. - - - 63 versatility - - - - - 91 dilly Fawcett • - - - - - 18$ , :oath of the Duchess of Brunswick ; General Mourning; Princess Charlotte's visis to her Mother in conscquence c,t tik.e. devil; the Dechess's Funeral - - - 196, 221 description of Mr. Pitt's Monument, with the Inicription cycitten by Mr. Canning - - - - st_2 rhe Don Cossack - . - 4 .:j7 , Tic! The to aim of Charles I. discovered at Windsor - 1:,7 Parliamentary Reform 254; Sir F. Burdett's of Westminster on their meeting to vote an Address to the ? i 11... cess of Wales - - - - 23, Lord Whitworth appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland - ib.. Grand Fete at Vauxhall in honour of the victory at Vittoria 451, CI Swindling Fete at the Opera house - - - 4TIC Report of the Plague in London - - - 41t1 Ghost Stories - - - - - 570 Public examination of Bakers, &c. - - 1,92, 671 A new French Medium of Exchange - - -- 589 Air Balloons—Unsuccessful attempt at Derby ; M. D"gen's ascen sion at Paris, with wings attached, by which he went against the wind, 621 ; Mr. Cameron's ascension at Glasgow - c 26; Letter from General Moreau to his Lady, after he lost his legs at the battle before Dresden - - - - 637 Pretended son of Gem Moreau - - - ib. Letter from the Emperor of Russia to Madame Moreau - 651 Comparative Statement of the Forces or the dilThrent States engaged in the War - - - - - 654 State of the French army, intercepted lettesr - 663 The brave Captain Broke rewarded - - - 663 Earthquake at Teneriln - - - - 679 Comparative Statement of Napoleon's fotces in 1812 and 1813 f 34 Madame de Stacl's opinion of the French Police &.9 Letters from the Emperor of Russia to Lord Cathcart and Sir C. Stewart, conferring on them Russian Orders of merit 717 Illuminations in honour of the splendid victories in Get many ib. Copper Coin--Reduction in the Price of Beer - 810 Dinner to commemorate the Emancipation of Holland - St 3 Humanity and Bravery - - - 633 Extraordinary prophecy of Johanna Soutlicet - - 701 The Loan - - . - - • 7'92 TIIE PULPIT. CLERICAL CHARACTER Or—The Rev. W. Tooke, 75 ; Alex. Flet cher ?63 ; D. W. Garrow, 380 ; Charles Simelr), ; jost:ph Hughes, 411 ; Andrew Fuller, 4!.•9 ; J. ',wet., 414 ; W. Hun tington, S. S. 458, 475, 491; Jllin Randolph, D. D. (late Bishop of Lon don), 508, 524; Hugh Worthirgtop, 510. 555. 511; G Huntington. 587 ; Thomas Smith. 6n ; W . Fatikrer, 633; Mr. Townley, 650; genjamin Vale, G 6 9; James Gibso n, 700 ; J ohn Angell 'James, 780 ; W. B. Collvcr, 811, F 24 THE WATCHMAN.—CaIhOIiES and Dissenters, 716 ; Supplantingth,:t Establishment. 734 ; Bible Clubs, 750; Moises in the Ciinna Regime of St. Paul's Cathedral, 766 ; Nou-Resident Ciergyinen, 796. CLERICALIAD.—EO, 415, 334. A iayman's Communicationslon the subjects of Dr. Rin:Io1i:IC , ; re sistance to the self-dubbed Evangelical Pleacher•, .5;i6 ; Rc-i*;ous Sectaries, 587 ; Popular Preaching, 7 14 ; Bible A :SOCIEict:,, 780 ; Catholics, on the slme subject, 77. Observation of • Veritas Amator' on Preaching, 655. Thanksgiving for the favottrable Harvest Prayer for the Victory at Vittoria FINE ARTS. Royal Academy, 284, 3;6, 319, 380 BRITISH INSTITUTION-108, 52.5*, 317 Christ Rejected by the Jews, by Mr. West Paintirg on Glass Ornamental Vase to the Memory of Lord Nelson, Hospital 650 - 491 5!",7 S9l in G recnwich • 6(k ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS. Humanity to an Orphan Mrs. Siddons and Mr. Coates, Theatrical Advertisement Extra. ordinary Advance and intended Advance in the Prica cf Porter Letter to Sir Francis Burdc;t GI 78 81 THE NATIONAL REGISTER.