N ATIONAL REGISTER. that by the next draw inj; room the Plince Regent would be gidvisol to elholge 16 , 4 re‘olittion with respect to the Princess. On this suggestion, Mr. Methuen withdrew his motion. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. rortriGn orrieu, MAY 31, 1814. Earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, his this day notified, by command of Ids Royal Highness the Mince Regent, to the Ministers of fritnilly powers reskilcut at thi: C Itat, that the Commander in Citief of his Majesty's naval forces off the coasts of the United Status of North America , has i ssued a procla mation, dated at Bermuda, on the (25th day of April last, de: lariug all the port, harbours, bays, creeks, rivers, inlets, antlet;, islands, alai sea-coasts, of the said United States, from the point of laud called Black Point, to the northern and eastern boundaries between flue said United States and the British provinces of New Brunswick, to be in a state of strict and rigorous blockade, and that the said Commander in Chief had stationed off the ports and places above mentioned a naval force adequate to maintain the said blockade in the most rigorous and effective manner; and that the ports and places aforesaid are and must be considered as being in a state cf blockade accordingly; and that all the measures authorised by the law of nations v►ill Le adopted and executed with respect to all vessels attempting; to violate the said blockade; Earl Bathurst at thesaute time notified to the said Minister:, by command of his Royal highness tie Prince Regent, that the whole of the French troops, which forcibly occupied positions on the bank. of the Elbe, having been removed, so us to leave that River free and secure to the vessels of his Majest)'s subjects as will as of other nations, his Royal Highness has judged it expedient to signify his commands to the Lord Commissioners of the Admiralty, that the utvessary orders may be given, that all his Majesty's ships of war, which may have been stationed at the month of the Elbe, for the purpose of blockading the same, may be immediately withdrawn. COLONIAL DEPARTMENT, DOWNING - STREET, MAY 31, 11314. A diTatch, of which the following is an Extract, has been this day received by Earl Bathurst, from Lientenant-General Sir George Prevost, dated Quebec, March 0., 1814. When I had the honour of addressing your Lordship on the 9:h I of February, the American army, under Major-General Wilkinson, 11 contioued to occupy their position on the frontier of I ,o‘‘ cr Ca nada, at the French Mills, on the Salmon River, near St. Regis, and art the Four Corner , . i I now beg leave to acquaint you, that, between the 11th and 16th I of February, the cuerny abandoned their position, aftur partially burning their block houses and barracks, erected with infinite 1 labour and great expence,_ I and also destroying their river craft and batteanx, several hundred of which had been frozen up in Salmon River, and they have succeeded in moving t heir ordnance and the principal part of their provisions and stores. Two re g iment, are 1 stated to have proceeded to Sackett's Harbour, and the remainder of their force to Burlington and Plattsburgh, where Major-General Wilkinson has now taken up his head.qu4rters. I am informed the trontirr positions occupied by the enemy at -the close of the last campaign were given up, by the orders of the American Government, in consequence of the extreme difficulty experienced, and the enormous expellee incurred in supplying the troops alloted for their defence with provisions, and the daily de crease of their army by sickness and desertion, arising limn the harassing and fatiguing duties to which their troops were exposed, from the constant apprehension of being attacked by us. As soon as information of the enemy's movement was received, Colonel Scett, of the 103 d regiment, with a small effective foree, consisting of detachments from that corps, the B:ith, and C madian fencibles and a picket of light cavalry from stokau du Lac and Cornwall ' , passed over the ice from the latter post ti; the Salmon River, and arrived in time to press . tipon the enemy's, iZ . iir guard, which made a precipitate retreat ; roof about a hundred sleigh loads of provisions and stores have-fatlen into our possessidu,' and the destruction of their block-houses, barracks, and boats hati beet' completed. Colonel Scott advanced with his party without opposition into the enemy's country to Malone, :Madrid, and within a few 'miles of Platsburg, and returned by the route of Four Corners ; to his post at the Coteau du Lac. JUNE 5• BANKRU yrs. R. liellyer, Tottenham-court-road, baker, June 4, at 11, June 11, at 11.. and July at 11, at Guildhall. Atturnel, Mr. Davi son Warren-street, Fitzroy.squate. J. Borman, Tonliridge, Kent, upholsterer, Jane 4, 21, and Jury 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carter. Staple Ism. L a neefidd, m uu lsione, grocer, June 4, 9, and July V.', at 10, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr Chapman Harher, Chancery lane. J. Willis, Itood-lane, bloker. ini,e 7, 'l5, and July 12, at 12, at AttiAnies, Messrs. Luxley and iuii, Chmpside, J. Adkins, Warl...einttli. Not - than:lo4)a, tanner, June 7. 8, and July 12, at 11, at the lior-e Inn, Banbury. At rimies t Messrs. !Awes and Co-,..hurn, Teinple. 3. N‘iit , aftc, ;:racer, June 9(2, 13, and July 16.?, at 11, at the White Hart lon, Csai , t , lnir;:ii. Attornies, Messrs. Exley, Stucker, and Dawson, No. 4, LONDON 6.1.7:ET1'E EXTRAORDLNARIT. THURSO IY, JUNE 2. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Jtnin Mr. Planta arrived at this Ogee late last night from Paris, with the Definitive Treaty of Pe.ice and Amity between his Britannic i%lajes!y and Lis Most Christiot Majesty, siant d at Parts, o!, the 3ath oltitno, by Vioconnt Castlereagh, the Earl of Aberdeen, K. T. General Yisconnt Catlieai t, T. and Lientenant-General Sir Charles W•lliant S!ewart, K. B. Plenipotentiaries of his Majesty ; and by the Prince ele lltnevunto, Plenipotentiary of his Most Chris tian Majesty. SATURD4I"S LONDONdAZETTE BA NKRU rf S. S. Trent o of Yeovil, Somerset, miller / to sm-render June 20, at five, 21, and July 16, at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil. Attor ides/ Mr. White, Yeovil ; and Messrs. Blandlerd and Bin foot, King's Bench Walks, Ti mple. W. and G. Shaw, of Septon, York. clothiers, June 21, at five, 22, and July 16, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, liiiddt r-lield. At tornies, Mr. Battye, Hudder,field ; and Mr. Batty, Chancery lane ) London. M. Moody, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, cabinet maker, June 27,, at six, 'A, and July 16, at eleven, at the Plough Inn, Chelienham: Attornies, Mr. P, nun, Carlienhain ; and Messrs. Wizard, Hutt:lnn sun, and Illowf-r, Liecolo . , Inn, Lonon. 11 'ninon . , of Biro:it.t!,..no, War xiek, nphelsterer, June 17, Ifl, and Jo iv 16, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Atter . Ines. Messrs. 11 ixter and Martin, hirnival's Inn, London ; and Mr. bird, Birmiii4lnun. 1). Jones, of N:.'w Fort, Monmonth, shopkeeper, .11111 e f!0, '2l, and 1 1 Jnly 16, at ele.,•en, at die Comintreial IZi•onis, Bristol. Attm nits, Mr. Platt, New Bosw eil court, Lioco;n's Inn, Loin!on ; and Messrs. Prothero and Phillip., New•roit, Monmouthshire. J. 14 - mile, of To!..enliiaise Yard, nierehant, June 7, 14, and July 16, at twelve, at Ginidhall. AttOiney, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge street, I;lm:friars. 'l'. E•lwards and It Branthwaite, late of Pill-Gwenlly.Monmonth, coal-nierchants, jam; 20, 21, and July 16, at one, at the Commer cial IZ.coms, no;toi. Attornics, Mr. Platt, New Bos.Adl eorttt, Lincoln's inn ; and Messrs. Prothero and Phillips / Newport, blow , montlishire. M. Knowles. of nolton, Lancaster, manufacturer, June 23, at four, 2E, at (level' and July 16. at twelVe, at the Brie 4 !re Inn, DOI.. ton. Attornies, Mr. Mcddoweroft, 1.111C0111 . 6 Inn, L oudon; and Mr. !Waldman, Bolton. 1 J. Gibbs, of• Stilton, Huntingdon, victualler. Jun e 13, 14, awl J. Jidy 16. at eleven, at the George Inn, Hmitin!tdon. Attornit-, Messrs. Breinridge and Son, Dyer's buildings, Holborn; and Mr. Cole, M inster Close, Peterborough. - ' ' • W. Tatham, of Liverpool. Lancaster, broker, June 24, 25. aw! July 16, at one, at the King's Arms Inn, Livi Tool. Attornie, Messrs. Itaeclilfe and Hamilton, Liverpool ; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London. . T. Nock, of Birmingham, Warwick, factor, June 13, 20, andT. July 16, at twelve, at the Slia4esptane Tavern, Birmii-liam. Attarr ales, Messrs. Knight ain Jones, Hare count, Inner Tunple; asid Dir.J. Bedford, 13irtningliam. -,, s .. • • ::t.. • . h...dlarshall, of Stockport, Chester, cotton manufacturer, June 16, , '20, - i ill Jnly 16, at eleven, at the Castle I nn, Stock p ort. Attornics/ k Mr. ;size, Norfta; sucet, Strand; and Mr. Harm), Stockport. , t •