THE NATIONAL REGISTER. The latter reports his proceedings in St. Mary's River with a di vision of armed boats, sent with a view to surprise a detaeliment of the enemy. The boats h a d pro c e eded a considerrbee distance up the river, when they were nnexpectedly attacked from the Spanish side: the chewy's tire was silenced by that of the boats but a eon sidtration of the narrowness of the river, with a number of com• man lint: heights and lionws in their rear, obliged Captain Phillott to determine On returning, which was executed with the gicatest coolness and order, though expte•eil to the enemy's fire on both sides tit* the river, by which three in:qi were killed and 140 - wounded, in chiding anlmig.it the latter Capt. Phillott, Capt. Uartholomew, of the F.rehlic Lieut.. Fraser. of the Royal Marines, and Mr. James ei• if Mr. J. H. Peel, Midshipmen, of the Albion. In trawonitting these dispatches, Sir Alexander Cochrane presses iii- •ati-faction at the zeal, exertions, and ability, mani ).ested George Cockburn, and by Captains Somerville and iiarrie, i the other Officers under the Rear-Addiiral's directions, employed on the several occasions referred to. Vice Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane has transmitted to John Croker, Eq. a letter from Captain Sir George Collier, of Lis Majesty'.: ship Leander dated the 12th ut March, stating, that a variety of untoward circumstances had prevented hint from com ing.up with the American ship Constitution, of which, with his hte ships Levant and ,Cyane lie got sight of off Porto ifiaya mi the it th of the said month ; but that lie had succeded in re4.apttirii•At the Levant, which had been taken by the Coustitntion 4n the 20th of February. of Porto Santo. Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane has transmitted to John Wilson Croker. Esq. a letter front Captain Nouriii", of his Majesty's ship Severn, giving au account of his having, on the 20th of De cenioer, captured the American letter of marque schooner Banyer, cit.tour ginrs eatd th;rty-ctse men. BANKRUPTS. J. O'Brien, of Copthall.buildings, Throgmorton-street, ship and i.nsurailce-broker, to surrender, May IS, 25, and June vO, at one' 4ttorney, Mr. ErtersoN Copthall-court, Thrugmorton• street. P. Hew tt, of Carey-street, Lincoln's-Inn, vintner, May 13, 20, and June YO, at eleven, at Guildhall. ' 4ttorney, Mr. Hurd, King's Bench Walks, female R Butler, or the Poultry, glover, May 20, 23, and June 93, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Metcalf, Basinghall-street, P. Willis, of Romford, Es•ex, artist, May 13, 93, and June 20, at eleven, at Guildhall. /Atomics, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Bethltm, Broad-street. • E. Appleton, of Manchester, cotton.merchant, May f. 3, 2s, and June at two, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. 'Attornies, 14r. Hur King's Bench Walks, Temple, London ; and Messrs. Hewitt aim Kirk, Manchester. • and B. Carlill, of K l , g:ron-unon-Hull, merchants, May 12, 16, and June% at eleven, at tie George Inr, limgstoit-tpon-HulY. At_ terrines, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London; and Messrs. Martin and Schott:field, Hull. L. Stepiren,or., 0 , Beverley. Yorkshire, grocer, May 13, 15, at eleven, :,i-• J ute 30 , at foist, at 'the Tiger, in Beverley. Atudnies, Messrs He - 1 and Canitbell, Beverley. W. • • • Pearce and W. Westhorp, of LiverpOdl, *treble% June 4, 3, and (-PO, at one, at the Getate Inn, Liverpool. '''AttornieS, Messes. AvtsOn and Wheeler, Liverpool.' • • W. Durrant, of Maidstone, Kent. tanner lifui May 11, 21, and June 9p, at ten, at Guildhall, Ldhlion. • Attornies ' Messrs. gan ind Xitlaterrnan, Essex-street, Strand;' and Messrs. Burr and Uoar, lidaidststirt. • " MAT R, Motfar, Manchester, Merchant. J. Sheppard, Sutton, York, Ship-Builder. • J. White, J. C.ichrane. and W. Blunt, Fleet Street, Booksellers. E. Bowker, and T. Pearson, Salford, Lancaster, Cotton-Merchants ! Nunney, Clare Street, Clare Markat, Victualler. E. Mes:et, Gagingwell, Oxford, Farmer. J. Hamaan, Great Winchester street, Merchant. E. Hudson, Gibraltar, Merohant• J Cncksegde, Fann Street, A ldersgate Street, Tallow-Chandler. M Marshall, New Sarum. Wilts, Carpenter. J. Thropp, Birmingham, Silverstnith. 1. Hight, TWo Waters, Herts, Farmer. T. Hemsley, Bath, Victualler. J. Edwards, Bristol, Hatter. J. and J. Bull, Red-Lion-Court, Watling Street, Merchants: j. Whitwell. Coventry, Surgeon. h. Basnett, Manchester, Money Scrivener. .54TT11 DAY'S LONDON GdZkTTE. BA Nii RUpTs. J. Lindner, Broad Street, Hat Manirfacrurer. S. NalborOugh and W. Pirsoris, Harwich, Betex, Haberdashers. J. Grellier and W. Grarich, Guilford, Surrey, Lime-Burrtera. ). Hagreen, Bury Saint gdmorids, Suffolk, Grocer. . t dney. High Holborn, Broker. •i v . Bourne, Clrobury Mortimer, Salop, Mercer. . Harvey, Inatimes,.StafFord, grocer. . I'. Chitlins, Much Haddam Hertford Hertford, Biker. 3. Lingard, Blackwell, Derbj Colii-DelLa. -r PRICE OE STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 Per Cent. Cons. 4 per rent. & Per Cents. _ _ _ _ . Console for Account THE NATIONAL REGISTER. SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1815. CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE. Important French Papers to I 1 th inst. were received lsst night. All the reports respecting Buonanarte's dena' turn for the army were unfounded. Up to the latest dare he was still in his capital, inspecting the fortifications erected for its defence at Montmartre and Menil-montant, reviewing troops, and issuing decrees to repress the spirit of opposi►ion which begins to display itself in several parts of France. We stated some time since that the French Royalists in this country had raised a corps at their own expence, with which they expected to produce a considerable diversion in fa vour of Louis XVIII. not by invading France in a military manner, but by landing secretly at various points, scattering themselves through the country, dispersing proclamations, encouraging resistance, exciting insurrections; where the y could do it successfully, attacking the agents of the Govern tent ; and even should they not meet with all the support they ihticicipated, giving, by the dissemination of their num bers, and the activity of their exertions, an appearan► e of civil ivar to different provinces, Which could not fail to .l'at Al the ►u!ing party, compel them to divide a portion of their force, and prevent the concentration of the public opinion in their favour. We leatnt lately that they had sailed, and the fol lowing Report issued by Pouchy, together with the attendant becree, will show what effect (hey Mve already produced:— . (rnoit Y II; orittiwn Of TOR lOrm.) PA me, Mai 9.—Yesterday hit Majesty held a Council of FinanCe. Orders have been given and measures taken for the pur pose of causintall bones, as well as materials for siege, put ip 312 * 2