10 THE NATIOSTAL gEGISTEP. Prince Schwarttenberg determined to attack on the 3d. Th Forps of General Wittgeitutein wail directed by Piney to turn the 14:tt Or the enc!ny at Cie of Latihritmel, and to threaten hi , cunninnication with Troyes, by marching in the direction (,1* St !'acre. General 'Wrede was to wait the movement of General Wittgen• stein, was then to attack the bridge of La Guilluti&e, and to move upon the eneury 2 . front. The Prince Royal of Wirtemberg was at the same time to attack tie enemy's po.sition at La Maison The cireniiutis road by ithich the corps of General Wittgenstein Seas directed, prevented its Arrival on the flank of the enemy till tear three o'clock in the afternoon. The Prince Eugene of Wirteinherg (who commanded one of divisions) iminetliately commenced the attack, by moving along the heights towards Laubrussel, driving the enemy before him, an d at laq by stetining and carrying the village. General Wittgenstein supported this attack by all the artillery of his corps. Coma Palen, upon the right, began already to threat en the enemy's rear. At this moment Prince Schwartzenberg directed five hatalliOns of Bavarians to pass the farce near Courteranges, establish themselves in the wood cm the right of that river, and place themselves in com innuication with the Ru,sians at Laubrussel. 't his mew went was Immediately carried into execution. G e ner a l wrede th e n s t o rmed the bridge of La Guillotk!re; drove the enemy from it with loss, and thus carried the whole of his position. Thteatened on every fide, Marshal aidinot retired his army along the road towards Troyts. Several seeeesstid charges wel e made upon him in his reheat, by the cavalry of General Wittuen stria. Ten pieces of cannon, tifty-four officers, and three thousaiid priliniers, are the results of the act ien. T:c enemy was ally( n to the village of St. Pane ; his rear-v.llml may remained there, the rest of his force dt filed during the through this town. At trine o'clock Oda morning, General '.Vre:le advanced u l na the eremy, who retired, and upon being suninnmed to surrender this place, capitulated, on being allowed half an hour to evacuate it. p r i nce s c a trar ra en berg, as Anna as the stipidated time was passed, direct d all•the cavalry to pursue upoe the road towards N :gent. The Cossacks and Bavai labs made 'eV( rill nio• t charges Prince Sthwartzenberg himself conductA thcir advance, which was done with great spirit and activity. Several pr;•oners were the te aalt of the atieirs ; rile enemy was eriven beyond Les Clies.Q. -_ 'i'be Prittc4i Royal of Wir;embet g carried the po.ition I.a Mai• Eton Manche, with little oppo , ition. His corp.s i, aiready in the neighbourhood of this place : ins cavalry is on the toad to Seim it is most gratit Mg to me to have to report to y( tir the successes of the troops under the orders of Prince Seltwartzen- Ne berg'. • Although gtruggiing ith the priv;.tibitA eitecssntily Ohl:dant on l i tin miry, where, from the rapidity of its snot...went., the e•talitish bloat of magazines i.atl been impossible, ytt the (sal tions and enter- Vriee of both t fficers aim men art tinabat , d In the actions of these last cloys, the Prince Mai shal has :.!xpref.ssed iiis ••.atintst approbation of the conduct of Isis army. General Wittgenstein and General AVrede have partictilaily re teived his thanks, To the Prince litigeve of Wirteinherg, nut oti;y for his conduct on these late occasion., but for his gallantry and en terprize 41 every :action ill which lie has sten him engagt d against the enemy. Prince Schwartz, tibet g lias returned his v.arinest ac kuowledgmetits, and the most cordial tr:lite admiration. Your I...)rdship is ako -niforrord, that the head-rill:titers at Marshal nlucher . were as La Fate on the ¶Bth of Futon:lry ; no adv4.es have since tiecti rvccived from him. To keep up the communication with ths:r officer, and to ilite“;en the tear of Ihionapaste now marching Schwarizenbcrg ba, directed Cr tint Dunn! to move tipon Sczanne. In his progress to that place, be ia.,s already captured the tot‘n of Ales, with the l' - reneli garrison %Thick r cc u;.ied it. I have the honour to be, &c. BL: !ICI IER 11, I it•ut.-Cul. 63d Regt. The Eight Hun. Viscount Castl4 , lrAol, &c.&c.&c. MARCET 13. J. and R. Ilay ward, of Beckinoon, Soinerse t, clothierg, March 21, at tiro, &,2, and April 23, at eleven, at the Cliatoplier Inn, Bath. Attoriiies, 11v. Berkeley, Lincoln's London ; and Messrs. Wihiaiti, and Tio‘,bilidge, War s , B. Waters. of 11461 in-hoe, London, and of Crouch-end, near ilornsey, broker, March 19, 22, and April 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorilies, Messrs. Swain's, Stevens, Alaples, and Pearse, Frederick place, Old Jewiy. J. Owen, cis Southampton, shopkeeper, March 19, 25, and Apia at lc at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ireland, !.... , taple's 1n , ,, London. J. n o toutt, of Ryrle, H a nts, grocer, March 19, 26, and April 23, kt elet en, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Berkeley, Lincoln's F. lieetip, of the town of Kingooti-upon-Ilull, victualler, March 18, 19, au.l April 23, at elt..en, in the White Ilan Tavern, King•toti 'Toll.lloll. Ationlieg, Mr. fluil; and Messrs, Itusset and SgAl, Dartletes-builclings, Holborn, London. W. Mirri4, of Mailet y wood, Salo?, builder, March 22, at five, 25, e at tin, at the Tontine Inn, lladeley, and April ‘.3, at ten, at the tChite ila.t lon, Nluch-Wenlock, Attornics, 'Messrs. Pres land and Picctor, Brunswkk-square, London ; and Mr. Pritchard, Bi.cscley. 11. Staples, late of Tottenham Court-road, oil and colnurman, March 15, ..‘6, and April 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. (Moll, Windev-stret t, Oxliirdosti yet. - - G. E. Langlord, of (item Ittosell-street, bloomsbary, apothecary. Alarch 19, ‘2.5, ar.d April 2r,, at tea, at Ciotltlllail. Attgroey, Mr. E kins, Lincoln's Inn Old 13 . uildings, and Newinan-street, Oxford street C Stewart, uf West llitrilitlg.strect, Fetter lane, smith, March 22, Vti, ;hid April '23, ut twelve, ut Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nanton, VV.I. , e Office cotirt, Fiert !fret t. _ J. Macy, I:le of I,l,mptim, otherwise Llangwm, Monmouth, fdritier,- - I%;.arch and April 23, at eleven, at the CAminterciaf Rootos, Attornirs, Alesq.s. Ai n buiy and Junes, Blistol; and Air. Willi:lmi Red Lion-slaw e, London. %V Judd, st.n. and IV. Judd, j :n. both of Banbury, Oxford, and Jiohl, Womnigham, car.iers, March 28, 29, at the White ro.;tl antbury, and April 23, at eleven, at the Iled Lioa luu, lian. bury Anomie% Messrs. Pearson and Son, Temple, London; an 4 Mr. Durs, Banbury. TILE HEBDOMADAL? Y. ;‘IARCII. Who fills e'en now ten thot'and little throats 'With alut•ie, a!l their totes ? 1:3. Thr Third Sunday hi Lent —llornitiv, Genesis 39, T.oke 24 'p Evrni.o. , , 6i-ties - is 42, I , t Thesmlonians rlses 61i. 12. in. ; stts 511.1/310. Fittnier, should attend to thy z.et!it , g-in of the winds. 14. . - 1114 , ):: , /aq.—i11.1;d , tone As.ozes.-1):tv will t.( ilk at 15 win. arkr Quarter ti the Moon, hit 40 minutes ult. , : 1 o'clok in the 15. Tuesdqy.—Twilight ends at 47 minutes after 7. Hain or sleet, and perlia;''s sna tv, ma) he looked :or till the VOA 10. iredi:cstiay.—Mercury's greatest elongatioix front the Sun.—Day is 11b. 13M: long. 17. 7'hur ; ;;?.l 2l .—St. Patrick. &leen(lins was the original name of this popielar saint, who, stran;:e to think, was a nat - ise Se;itlarsci, lie is licnoured us the religi-sos benefactor of ! rt evived hix tititi,f,ionary commission from Pope Cefrstine, by whom a!so name waq ciArived to Putrid:, he at length reached Irelie::(1, during the year , Wf.), where lie founded, abaci forty years atter, the Arch hishoniic of Arraaligh; Si. Patrick li?s justly been cons dered as ibe of the Irish d the liather of the Helerniesi Chu:ch. Ifis worls were pub;i.hed «t Loudon, in 1656. Tradition has asserted hint to, brut ;i•eri a spri , 74.if *.Vai»rock, in explaining to the Irish Coe mystery of the Hence has lily. Shamrock, Which is at kind. of tWree-leaved bet at :adopted by that pec,ele, and is still worn by them on the irinivcr:uiry . of Sc Patrick.—Sit. •rn will be with the Nlotni.ai 1 ace. • • mornina. Friday: --Si. Edward, K. W. S. Edward, hint of Ike West Sase.ris, esiis er-wned at the age dif rs)orteess, in the year 975. I . ' t or ears outer, he rtde•e•ip (!oree Ctistf..;•Porsetsliiie, heing eisir?u. (Ii living his resy (As to tii.3 mother who rest ived him with affection ; be . itywhile lie waS'ilirla6l,„4 to her, one of her men, by her cyder, stabbed hint in:rre back, raid lie expired en the roa t i! t6wartl'ii dentit was t'il..!tered til f loe kept. as a featival by Innocent Iv. is 1241. t "•i'do not 'Wow wpoWyvhat I,l4lodatiZu King &tlward • . :s BANKRUPTS. NV. Tittcr!on, of Aluch-Wenlock. Salep, miller, to surrender March ffp,, /it five, 13. at ten, at the Tignii e fon, Aladeley, and Apul 23, at 'te'n. at the White Hart, Muth %Venligl:. Atlormes, Alessrs. Tarr.nd, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lane, London; and :11calgs. end Hinton, 111nch-VecnVcii, S:dry. J.. Ilarnbidge, of stow ott-the-\\,.;,1, (tlow.es:er, carrier. April 5, at I . inr, 6, and V, at c; .evoi, at toe Eell t,t,d Clowil Ititi, 1 owl tvlv , Wereestc-rshire. Attorna, Mr. Smart, 4tiyie Ola f Lcratica • and AL., l i iroadurg b Wuragabhire. , • • • • • .r . • MMenim.. V