irie prleoners, have arrived at Drewden. The troops of the In-or r to a p...ttion a. a corps of otist-rvation behind th Raab not far from t' e town of that name, and extended b Slth ',I-it y, (he right wing r i• gon the Raab. The height c f Kys. g)er, %hich trn n salient nngle in the front, was, ea unit Nit .1 alolinti. and the Nie rhof was defended by in faun . On Ih.• t wine %%J... tie c cnn-isting of newly raised reJment3 of iluss.att. A 4 the enemy had lieveral days before made ail t • rk. im the nrkor •edi poilt.. rind had sent detach- anent; art* , st , t ht ret Raab. the Archduke John hastened, with a part of *he arm , tor,i• under hi, command, by Papa, to sup port his brother the Archduke Palatine, and on the Nth hnd alread f4rine: l a junction with him near Ranh. On the 13th Cie enemv's advidicett guard h; i 4 penetrated the vineyards of C4Atiak, fr .m which, on the 11th. the Arch4fuhe Palatine re treated. rile Onc, however. anticipated the attack, and drove oor advance', isocts. The Viceroy of Italy, who was rein forced by M sh D'Avonst's corps, deployed also ith 30,00 C steal by Czauesk Kis-Flarat towards Puszta-Taplau. From this position. at one o'clock A.M the enemy made ap Mtn( k on the whole of our line, nod endeavoured, by rlgorou! charges, to break through our c'u're. Volumns of infantry ad. ~weed to the attack, and were driven bask. Our infantry weite drawn np in two echelons, and advanced in masses. All the at -tacks of tt.e enemy were abortive, omit at length he succeeded taking Cie Nitiherbor, and the Chapel of K)4.lleper. From' tills moment the battle became general, and the heights of Sza bal Elecy formed the 5 erne on which 'nth further step of the enemy wa- fought for. Under a heavy kre of artillery, the at-, tack %%as repeatedly renewed and repelled. The enemy ma neg.'s red at the same time against both tvings i notstith *tainting that the centre maintained its position, were at last gtotivelled to give way. This occasioned a retreat-which took place at five P.M. by St. Javaa, ia the direction of Ars.. irshals Mersercy and Frimont entered the retreat. opposing the pursuit of the enraty, who advaured no ranker than Goe s 22:.ise, where night put an esid to she ropier • Oahe foiln*iug . day:the A rcleduke Palm Inc, proceeded' to Comoro; tut Me Itirge plain of-the*Aeslifl'ortled uo advantagentos position. The loNs-Or, . our side. was from 2,000 oien, in killed and *twitted.— Tito loss of the enemy must be for greater,,,as to was constantly expo.i.ed to a lteay tire of mosquetry. Tfiedivisinn 04fAhe De!-oy, 11as saffi.red another defeat in the Tyrol. Ttitl4 hay'• the bras'e T rolians a second time conquered their ii •rdorn. All the Inothal is delivered from the enemy. Ocoe /0 Deroy hats arrived, with the...small remains of his corps, at lluz:uhelin, in Bavaria. Fl?ahil THAI GO7TPABUAGII M4ILS. STOCRROLM, JULY S.—Saturday the Ist inst. the oath of allegiance to his prescat Majesty WOO solemnly taken in the sq mre, ii!lere the statue of (,ustavus4H. has been erected. A throne had been raised for Ihatpuiphse in front of the statue. and on both sides g=alleries were constructed I on the right for the Queen and the Priucess Royal, and on the lett for the Foreign -Ambassadors; after his Majesty was scaled on the throne,' the Antes of the Nobility, Clergy, Ci!izens, and Peasants, were called upon by the, Herald to take the oath, in consc-querlie wlicreof they. Approached one after a:.other, aril swore, allegiauce to his Majesty's reign nd person. The Land Marshal then conducted them to the Throne, where they kissed his Majesty's hand, and wire there:4ol divrixsid.---! .Stockholm Gazatc of t , T N 3.) ST:le(Jun.)7,a C Royal highness has re cevecrthe following * Report from General Baron Wrede, Cornmanti.-r in Chief of the Northern Army Ainjests's coronation took place yesterday, and on the :id •of next month the Royal Family. will receive the usual congratulations or the happy even t. We Wave not yet received any ftirther intelligence of the enem3i's operatiobs, and must therel'ore sappose that he has not made any fu;ther progress in his intended invasion of this country. ESD A sLO XIX) GAZETTE.N WAitekalf, olufg 11. Tl' ging has been pleased to con,tititte and appoint I lir Rig+ , Pima rable Dudley Boron Iforrowl, the l ig!it II oil Jobs Jareys 'sari Cwcico, Knight of the Most Older of JULY 16, the Garter, esident 11i4 Majest‘'s Council; the Right H Robert Banks. Earl of Liverpool, the Right Hon. Henry Robert S ekaart (commonly called Ili:count Castlereagh), anti the Rieht Han. George Caunine, his Majesty's three Principal %4ecretariec of State; his Grace William Henry .C.tveuilislt, Duke of Portland, Knight - of - the most Noble Or.lec of the garter, Fiat Comoll! , sioner of his Majesty's TreLsirv, the Right Hon. Spencer Perceyol, Chancellor and Under Tre&Airet of his Majesty's Excliewier ; Ceonge Percy, Eq. (commonly called Lord Loyoine), the Right Hon. John Baroo Teigionoisth, the Right Hon. l'homas Wallace, and Thooric Ilainittor., Esq. (commonly called Lord Binning), to he his Nlaje.fty' Coinulbbi oner for the Mtitaagentent of the A ifilirs of ladiA. Crown- Office, Jutj MEURER RETURNED TO SEWY E TN 71IIS PRESENT PAnr.II• 1111.:9T. County of Stafford.—The Right lion. Granville LCVCFOS Goma, commonly calh:d Lord Ori.nville Le mu Gun cr. BANKRUPTS. Jammer Cook, arfrt,-,t, Lokfng-gius,nanurseturer, to starra3derj July It, tTI .pd Angina 19, at ton, at ela.ldhall, Loadoa. Attorney, Mr. Datsrord, Jamaica* row, Bermondwy. Jobn James ?taller, Ynxterd, Saffolk, shopkoarar, July 17, at one, A isnot I aed n, at eleven, qt this Star, m Croat y..ralontb, Norfolk. A;tornies, Mr. Carry, ,tan. Great Yarmouth; and MUM" WE:mit and Metcal fe . Now-nears. Gawp Seaborna,flozlnn, Weaken, nekiv-manufactirtr, July 15, 22. an 4 AAugust 22, at one , at Glai dhall. Attoraoy, Mr. Hardia;, Prirrunt.eireet, ishopscate. 1.1 0 )1 1 / a rn Muth', Elnenertoa, Wadi...rex, broker July 15. TO, and Aurest S 3, at teas, at Ciatldhadl. Attorney, Mr. Dowse', Gray's Inn-a:pane, London. Joaapb Dodd% Altli.mrato-ttrort, c . olthantrh, .112:y 18, 4.5. and LiV., at ten, at o•Xdhall. Attornho, Mew,. Higdon ace Canter's-hail, Loudone mat. ' DIY ID DS. lug-sat% Wilkes Gilmour, *isle), sups-refiner, at e'ever, at the foals - Tavern, torn-strues; Aturust & Joseph Stay:ea Joiesrpoo!, act= iktr, at ten, at Guildhal/ , London. August S. Thus - well Bantlizass, Sheeraess, inzker, at tea, Guildhall, Loudon, August & Thomas P.1:50121 ) Sf3tchlinit-phic., ft , .:srel , ister4rt, builder, attea, istGadhan. A afoot if. Sams,/ Daadiord, Ahnbwr b-!aae, London, broker, at tea at Culla halt. Jut? Ls. William Rawlings, Graperh . ..reh-strost, grocer, at tee . it, at Cu' 14 October 91. John Jo les, o;ti Gratel-lans, Wapplrz, rordaetor, at twelve, at Gaildhcil. August 1. George Taylor,11:10.•:, merchaat, at tst•elre, at the Whitt Lion, Brectl-street, Brirte!, August 8. Benjamin Cox, St esurbrEdgc, Worcester, timber-me:awl', at twelve, at the Dudley Arms ism, bailey. July Jl• Samuel Emmet., BirKeoshaw, York, at the Cooper's Arm*, 11/11fitz. A uenct 7 . John Chas and Henry Hall, lltarket-iiarbesough, Leizester, i ,et- mmu s ti f F b r A ire r., at tie A ita:-1 inn, Ma:lwt-liarber:ligh • A ue.urt d. John Win; Rumford, Liuc.oln, victu.ller, at eleven, at the Scan and T..l l ;ct Inn, Stun card. August T. John Smith, Nottllzbazo, mercer, at eleven, at the Pusseb Bow - ' s Peck•l‘ne, Nottingham. !:, at eleven, THE NATIONAL REGISTER. CF.TtTfrICATC4.-ACC;CST 1. John Corte's, Cue-Limy, Nott;twham, racreinnt—Willtsrn Tubb, l'intliro, nurseryman— &maw,' Coilutt ALer, tirarvelitarehssareet, pnrhwan Thomla' Dalton, Rlrmin;•hara,merehant—rio.ncos pon-Tsne, lolliner— Samuel Emmet. Blrkent•havv, Yoet, earpet-manuCilettiror—Dilligi Bur. re is and Mary Lord, Itochdale, Lancaster, cotton-spioners--Vii 1 .1.rn !Walsh:44 jun. Nottingham, holer—Threnam Knight and Slimly! Kulett, Mosley. La.icas• ter, elothiers—John Mcniltss vs rto nob, Durban', sal "-frisker—John M. tialß Whitegate-eud, nefishtre, vie' In! l e r ia rn G inwood f. S toc k port, Chcfshire, exhinvt-maker--Woll'e Lyon. 1),..Are11-stroet, Clare-marl/et, :r!asi.mer. chant—John Jones, Old Gr ts•e!-lane. 1 2 1 . Ar pi :1 , 4., corn-fitetor--MAithess Re I Nlcriey, Southwarli, hop-f,tetor-Stoplien Merps.',Yorlt-street, Srsutlewarlt, Fairbritl4«,ficeugh-vinare,Fk.ot-street, &salt r—sii,irliard )(oath. Warnford-court, Throgmorton-etreet, merch nit —Rtelst.rd Palmer, Chatbam s cordwaianr. • SUPPLEMEVT Td LOA . DON' aziZETTI4 OF lUCED•IY, JI:JA An account of rpe talCe pug ht near ,19ern, on the 131.0 rh. .fiefd, on the 21 .t and 22d of Map. ISO), f i,tr e; the dech:uk Chat 1,,s of .4 asteirr, Gen , :ed!issimo 1, , e Impreial dustei tri rniiev, and the Emperor Arapo:cvn, Coininaadee-in-Chief of the French aril allied armicx. The Empernr Napoleon having, after some Fan nin:ivy eq. vrernetits near A her-her;, HattEen, and •Dinzlitlgen, in which tii;• fori one or aar f; v:io red the Austrian artnl an a% to farce the Front - '; 4 41 ii,eh at liati,bon to surrender, surceetled in cutting oil the 1-ri ing of the Austri.ta aroy and (1'16114 it back to L ail i,h o t, and afterwaris in a :v:ilicittg by Eckeitthi, with a iopecitir corps of cavalry, the road of l'glufehciat o awl