THE NATIONALREGISTER. JAN. 16. . , tain amaintop, ditto; William Hogg, seaman, ditto; Jobe 1.61, A • Mealiim), ditto ; Jos( Ktn:p•ter, seaman, ditto; Rooker, marine, ditto ; Christopher Weeks, marine, dangvrcie , ly ; William Vinuicouthe, seaman, ; I lenry Luke, marine, ditto. (Signed) W M. 1! OU NS I, Y, Captain. E. EVANS, Surgeon. .59 1). 'eh, 0: C:inttrbory, hatter, JAn. 18, am! Feb. Ift?,• at de% e•' London. Attorney, Mr. Slirpharti, Dean-sit ett , Sw hwailt. \V. Brown, .inn. of Arnshy, Lincolnshire, corn-dealer, Jan- 19, at tonr, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Grantham. \ttornies, Messrs. Es.ley, Stockt r, and Dawson, Ftunival's London ; and Mr. Neweome, Grantham. T. Ittinti, of Little ii'art»ontli, Suffolk, and R Bunn, Newt-ain't - - upon '1 . % tie, merchant', Jan. 19, at Ante, 20 at ten, and Felt. •.-. at , ix, at the Black Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth. Attornies, Mr. Francis, New bigetare, Lincoln's Inn. London : and llr. H. Vcreist Worship, Gi eat Yarmouth. B. Oilardone. of Exeter, jeweller, Jan. I'2, Feb. 2, and '22, at eleven, at the Old London Inn, Exeter. Anomie% ) 31e.istN. D.irke and Church, Princes-street, Bedford-row, London; and Mr. Ter rell, North street Exeter. It. Burrows and W. tVittn, Broken Wharf, Upper Thames street, rchants, Jan 18,22, and Feb. 19 at the Woolpack fun, St. Grc gory's. Norwich. Anomie!, Messrs. Simpson and Raekhatit, Norwich ; and Messrs. Wittilus and Holtaway, Chancery-lane, London. J. Frimlinr, of CliEe'iurst, Kent, coach-master, Jan. 18, anj Feb. '2'2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. S'aupilarti Dean-street, Southwark. 1. LeplaArier. Minories, watch-maker, Jan. ttf, 4a, and Feb. T.?. at ten. at Guildhall. A not nies, Messrs. Itussen and Sun, Crown ccnt Altlcrgate•st rect. Woodote, senior, Burrows-hiti!,iings.lllackfriars-road. timber merchant, Jan. :".2, `290111d Fvb. I'l. at tut-eye, at Guildhall. A ttor- M-r. Oldham, Earl-street, Blackfriars. A TAST OF VF.Sti ELS C PTl'll D. bun-beat Le Bacchus, 1 long brass t%%e:,ty-fk.tir pounder, and 4 swivels. Gun-boat, name unknown. Neheek St. Antnottio, pierced for 1? guns, 2 long six.pounders mounted ; and thirteen settees laden with salt, tobacco, marble, and btat s (Signed) W. MOUNSEY, Captain. Mitiesty's Ship Rey enve, elf l'alamos, Nov. 9, 1813. Sitt--I !vac the bottom. to inform you, that I discovered ye`s t. a Front h felucca piivatecr, in the harbour of l'idanion, %) Lieut.. Richards, 'vita'''. Lieutenant of this ship, handsomely nth rt..d to bring mit. Upon ;ecAnnoitring the place, I did Dot ob sin ve any insurnionntabic nup"diments to the enterprn.c ; Coll3e (pie thy, L.'S-past eight, I'. M. I gave him the. boats of this slip, a ded Blackiston, Capt. Speerin, (and a detachment of t:oyal Zia is command,) and Mt!srs. (lire Ich, Rolle, Ilarwot.d, 111mibee, Fraser, Maxwell, Bu chanan, and Davey, master., ' mates and midshipmen ; and I have the satist.ict ion to state, that they completely achieved Hair nitivet elt vi n, I'. M. without an officer or man 10114 hurt ; and at one C..10c1; brought al nigside their prize, with twenty ibrisotters out of locty-nire, the others having jumped overboard ; and it is a very gratify - n:1; part of my duly to inform you, that Lieut. Richards highly coma c ids the good conduct and gallantry of every officer anti man under his orders. I have, &c. 'iuN ice-Admiral Sir Edward l'ellcw, Mast. &e. ac. J. GORE, Capt. Hii \I jesty's ship LT.idainited, off Port Nouvelle. Nov. 9, 11113. 5i14.-L have the honour to report to you, that the port of Nouvelle .was attacked to-day, and the. batteries stormed in the most gallant manner by - Lieutenant Hastings and Lieutenant Huta, of the Marines, the whole under the command of Lieut. Bowman, senior Lientenant, who speaks in treat praise of the Officers and men of this ship, and those of the Guadaloupe, under the command of 1.i4 uteilant Purst, aml Mr. Lewis, Master. The vessels as per inatiOn (viz. captured two, destroyed three) tell in o our hands. I st he %tomtit'!" in deity, if I dill not express my high sense of the creti aril gallant coolloet of the ()Incest} and nicfl lit' !Jai Ship, 11:r in the snort time she isas been miller my enininand have taken or ticitroycd, prineipall in the boats, seventy of the enemy's vess v i: anti with comparatively a very small logs. It aflords pie Uyeat pleasure to state that wily one man was woun tied. I have the honour to be. &c. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. FOREIGN OFFICE, JtNUA RA' 14, 1814. Earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, has this day notiliod, by coinmand of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to the Ministers of Friendly Powers resident at this Court, that, in conserpience of the successes which have attended his Majesty's arms, diners is and places in France have been, and may be, placed in the military occupation, or rimier the protection of his Majesty ; and it hring expedient that the same lie open to the trade of ail nations, not being at war w ith his Majesty or any of the Allied Powers,. his Royal lligliness the Prince Itegelit has liek.n pit - aced, in the main' and on the behalf of his Majesty, to dir ec t, that all such ports and places as aforesaid, after the same shill have been deviated by the Commander of his Majesty's forces in thwe ports to be so far tinder the protection ofluis Majesty, 33 that British subjects may safely trailf! thereat, shall be forthwith released from the restrictions of bloel.ade limetolore imposeil thereon as parts of Frarce ; and that it shall be lawliil for his Majc4y's subjects, and other persons as rAresaid, to trade thereat ; subject to such regula tions as shall be imposed thereon by leis Majesty, ur loy the Com maader of his Majesty's forces in those parts. I ' THOMAS USHER, Captain. Vire- Admiral Sir E. Pcile:r, Hart. Vic e-Admiral Sit Edward liellew has also transmitted to John Wilseii Ct•oher, Esc! R letter from Captain Hamilton of his Majesty's shit) Poiabow, crated of Nlad•iletia, the I lta September, statint: that her limits, nndc r Lieutenant Collin, had captured, in the llny of kiacelo, tun bit tine , VC/4*d', one having on board a Lieutenant and Ne v t ., a l 11)(-11 01 the 't.! bet. of French pioneers ; and the other laden with wheat : And one from Captain Ht:t., of his Majesty's sloop Badger, dated off Pert Mahon, the :Stith October, giving and account . f hi% baying einitureil L'Aventure French privutt ea, of two guns and tmelit 6ut tutu, out four days from Barcelona, and had not taken any prize. • B INKRUPTS. J. Co.:k and D. Sheppard, of Ipswich, Suffolk, maltsters, to sur render Jan. 20, I. aid 1:c1). at cieven, at the Bear and Crow n, Ip•wwl4 Attornics, Nlcssrs. l'earsou and Ilunn, Ipswich ; and Ma. Tayler,John-strcet, Iledfirt-row, London. Anthony, of Plymouth, La ecru, 11'1.10, y .l, and Eel), 21, at tuclvo, at the 'Royal llotel, I'lvmauth. A tturnic, Air. Prict.‘, New Square, Lincoln's Imo, London ; and Mr. Prideaux, Ply. ;Louth. T. lie.tie, of South/mato). plumber, Jai). 8, a t One, 19, at eleven, awl at /./..e, at the Dolphin Inn, Sonthaniptto). Attoruics, Rolf, Giotverter•squiat. ) Suutiziopptcm and Mu. Hivks ) Dart -I.oudou. FOREIGN OFFICE, JANUMIY 15. A dispatch, or whien the following is a copy, has hem reeeived at this Office addressed to Viscount C a,,tlereagh, front Lieutenant General the ifuu. Sir Charles William Stewart, h. IL dated, Frankfort, January 5, 1.04. MY Lunn—Marshal 11Inchei's passage of tire }thine tcue oc as memorable for its rapidity and derision, in military annals, ax hi.i passage of the Elbe ; and I much regret my absecee in Holstein has prevented my being a personal vainess of an event which I shotthi have been proud to detail in all its parts. The hasty accounts that have reached me here state the Marshal to have passed with Isis army at Circ.- poiuts. LiAitenant.General Count de St. Priest, of Coui;t LaugerotrA coips d'arnit'e, passed opposite Coble ntz on the vivirt of the lit and ‘2ll instant. He occupied flak town, took seven pieces of can. non, and made five Initiated prisom ry‘i. 6:•merals Cemit Lang:clm and d'York pls , vd at where Marshal Blucher assisted in iterson, without notch rusistailee un the part of enemv. Ou the '3ll Count Langeron attacked and forced whit•li is enti , iderod very strain: in point of situation, and vtilich % . viis de fended by a Genend of ittigade, with cannon irrottry. Cou.t Latwelon made some pi iioners, and his lois is vaneed posts of Count Laugcron arc already on ti n ~.ilz.j tiosite Ingellicini. 11;&r.lial Bluelo.r his advanced, noNitii4otillim: ev.ry t, ttf roach and seacon, to lilrcuzuar h. and Gcneral d'sfutk's a, po..fti ate directed upon the ',Miter. 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