FEB. 27. TIIT: NATIONAL REGISTER. pair to the Congrcsi to take the said oath aecor , ling to the forms aad solemnities prescribed by the internal reunlations of the Cortes. 1.1 Immediately after the King shall have taken the oath pre scribed by the Constitution, thirty Members of the Congress, in cluding two Secretaries, shall accompany his Majety to the Palace, Avlum e the Regency beim in attendance, shall, %%lilt dile solemnity surrender the Govet mount to his Mijrsty agreeably to the Consti• tatiou, and the won(' an ie d ie of the dc cree of the 4th of Septum her. 1813. The Deputation -ling retttri. to the Congress to give ief.awation of thi• being iiote, and a suita:)le record thereof shall he depo : ited in the archives of the Cortm I 1. The same day shall issue a decree in tenni or due solemnity, n!)tifying to the whale nation the solemn act by and iu virtue of the oath take», the King shall have been constitutionally placed up::n the throne This decree, niter !ping' read in the Corte, shall lie placed in his Majesty's hands b) a deputation equal in number to the pro ceeding, that it, may he path-hid with tLe same formalitieg at; all othei-, and conformable to the I.loth article of the Internal egti la! • ityftencv of the kingdom ol►all duly attr.nd hereto. in order to Ir. complete exueition; and it blidll be printed, ptiblifieti, and [Here follow 0:- signatures of the President anti Sectaries.] The rc,itling or the autieles of the above Decree tvas received kith liCalS of applause (tom the 2alieries. TUECDAY'S LONDON GA,TETTE. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. 11112,11 Lcycesttr, Esq. William liviirick, Eq. Anglesca—TiiesJay, Mardi (.!9, at Beam:wig. I rti rvw ire —NI ontla y, April 4. at Carlin rvon. Dicrititietli.lliere----Saturti3y, April 9, at Dolgelly. BANKRUPTS. 1). Richardson, Warwick-place, Holborn. .dealer, to surrender 1 1:e.i. ;3, 11:ire P. 2, and A.prl 5, at Guildhall. A ttornies, .Alesbrs. Watson and Phimtre, Springett, 11'iekliani-Mai Let, Sidlnlk, Feb. IR, at cix. 19, and April 5, at eta ven, at the KinCs Alin: Inn, AVoodbridge. trornies, Mr. (iiorgi.. Palmer, I),lng!it%-treet, London; and Mr. Pulliam, Woodnril.e. j. Mortteniaii, 11. , )westort Suffolk. haberdasher, Marelt 4, at four, i. and April at he ht tilt' Crown Inn, Lowestoft. At 'lle.,srs, Steward and Palmer, Great l'armonth ; Rill Alessi's. Swain, Steven , , Maples. and Pcarse, Ftederiek's-place, 0 1 .(1,1ewry. S. Clitlisid, York, corninereltant, March '2, .5, and Api il 5, at eleven, at the Bull and Month Inn, Leeds. Attornies„ Mr. S:•ott, Gray's Inn square, LINtiloo; and Ale., %Von t ', Leed., G. Walton. Hali:ax, erorer, March 15, lti, and %PHI 5, at eleven, at the Talbot lan, Ilaltax. Atiornies, Mr. Nettle told, N,Hfolk strset, Strand; and Air. 1141x.iiider, Halifax. H. Gardner, Liverpool. merchant, March ;12, and April 5. one', at the Gulden Lion. Liverpool. Attorney, Ali. vcrpoe;. 11..1 C. Rad, Ilridgetield, Waudsworth,.ereicilele martillartierer, 5, and April 5, at ten, at London. Attorney, J G. Alcyneirt, Illarkfriars•road. M. Saxeloy, Alayti..l(l, StallOril, seedsinan, March 4, at three, 5, :Lad April 5. at eleven, at the reef; Mau, Aslitnirne, Derby. A Ale. John Davenport, Still . ..ten, near Asliburite ; and lienhow Alban, J. 11,itley, Lea, 11-ereford, drover, March 2i, 26, and April 5, at eleven, at the Oxford Arms, Murton, Hereford. Astatine's, 111.. Jiines Heretindshice; and Mr. B. laugh, Bernard strret, Rtist.t.ll-sqlwic, London. L (i. V. Tuck, Edmonton, dealer, Alive!' 1, ft, and April .i, at t..% el ve., at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. tt, F.ssex coot t, J. H ow e e, Rorkfued, Esse.x. !lazier, Feb. 26, 'Afareli and Ai.; . ,1 it twelve, at Guildhall, London. A twilit..., ;me. she rv%no d, Casitet y-mitiare, Southwark and Air. Vandcrzee, Rockford. The Doke of (Minim' land, it is said, Avill ho shortly mar tied to a Gowittent4l Princess of the Mecl.lc uhurgli Sticlitz Cvnily, who was oriv,inall", the wife of Prince Loui, of Prussia. tier Iligness was horn in the year 1778.-I'he Dukc intends taking up hi• residence in 11an0v....r, where he is forming an t4t.ll , l . ,s!itnent upon a huge Prae. S'ATURO4PS LONDOS GAZETPE. FORIIOI% 01 FICE, FEB 426. The Right Hon. F•ederick R hill..un hn% arrived at thi•a Office voith diipetcl.es, of which the following are copivs, and an extract : The first di-patch is a mititarc report 01 CGlond 1 -o f d;sted fr , •4l the head-quarters of the at my at Sili.drn. 11. e 6th of Fe. hroary. by Sir C. Stewart, anti. givirg 11,1 Per.'olllll 'd' 11,4 capture of Chalons and Vary, with which we were seltiainted befwe. The sernmi and tl,ird arP aI o mihtmy reports from. the erne, detail ing some insigniticant military movements, previous to the atldit of the 1001. Niiitary Repnrt from Colima Lame, dated Perreees, Feb. 11. 1814. Sr e—l am convetned to acquaint gene, that the Russian divisma of General A Wilier ti OD- red very cunrider:rblS on Tester-chi : l, ate moon, by an :ward, (.f the enemy. My report of yesterday will have oi , inion the infirntati .n that bast been received of Not ipaite beim, of Sezamte. Alsufief had Ms division, consistinu of about 5300 ittlantrv, :mord at Champuhert. He was stvicked by a very supctior corps of the enemy, five or six thousand of which were cavalry, sod thoneh be formed fit - mares, and resisted most obstinately for a lone rime, t!'e env . my finally succeeded in comp-lling bon •o fa'l hack, a fter staling ,t eng.iderabl i e loss in killed, wounded, and I,i,oocts. Ile had pieces Of eantion with him, of whieh 13 were sased. and nine fell into the hands of the enemy. Fifteen hundred wen are nut timed to have steel off tutmilested ; the remainder must hove sniered or keen (its oersel, but ()Teat hopes are entertained that many of the latter will Inter been omitted to retain tt;e4r corps. There has been n.) time as vet for any information regarding them General D'Yorck is at Cb Jean Thiqrv. General Baron Sacker) at Vette sit, ;femme. Cent-ral Kleist, who, with Generd had moved 011 yesterday to Ferre Champeonse, is now , in position at this place. hold-Marshal Blunter is with them. Further itrellieftice is exrcted of the enemy's movements to decide his, The last accot:el4 are, that he had slicwit two squadrons of cavalry a little on this side of Etoges. I have the honour to be, &r H. LOWE, Colonel. Lieut.-General the Hen. Sir C. Stewart, K. B. Sc. lEport if yesterday, vsliie:r T hope you will have reoeivr d. men. tinned that eieneral Vesilichotr had been attacked by the enemy nr .r rem. , ous Irmarre. but he repulsed hitt), and took three pieces nf :ntil lery and two tumbrils. 11. L. :Unary 1;,7)orl fro»: Colonel Lowe, doled flea ores, Feb. I'2, 1811. 1 Si St it—A very heavy cannonading was heard during the whole of I Ito afternoon of yesterday, in the direction of Montiiiirail. By a rep-rt jinn received from General D'Yolck, it appears that his cor,,s, and that Of General Baron Sack en, had marched in that direc ion, and attacked the enemy, who was advancing against him. The corps of General Baron Sachco, and three brigades of that of General l)'Yorck, were engaged. and alter an action of several hour, both armies remain, d on the ground, in the same position.* they had occiniied at the neuce ntettt. Si\ pieces of usuon wt-re at one lime taken by General ttaron Sackett, hut these were left, from the (faculty of the road., well es twit pieces of his ow o, .w Inch be ad rauced in the attack and cool I not again withdraw. The force opposed was the okl guard and other de. t ac kd c uri o, ;illumining to about 30 000 men, coninaunded 114 . narte in Person. General Baron . 4 acken at.acked the enemy in the laae of Ilarc - hai., iiich was taken and retaken three times. Th e ene my made a movement on his right flank, which cornpelleci him to tall 1* ick on General WYorck. The enemy attached again. hnt could make tin impression, night leaving both h int and the klrs«d t-ours in the same pcsition. General Baron S:ickeit had his head-quart ers thi s morning at Chateau Thiel ry, and General D'Vorek at Bit Terr. 800. naparie was to have returned to Montniirilil, but bivouacked on the ground. Marshal Marmont, with the 6th corps, is at Etoifec. Tivlil-11urshal Witcher, with the corps of General Kleist and Gene. mai Karsiewitz, is in position at this place. Alarshal Marmont sent an Othcer with a flag of truce this morning, with a letter to the Field-Mar shal, which he was directed to deliver personally, but was not received. I have the lion ,ur to be, &c. 11. LOWS, Colond. ut.-General the Hon. Sir C. Stewart, K.B. Sze. (flee military report of the ' 13th from Colonel Lowe. relates to this forward movement of General Blocher iron► Ilergere• towards Etoges to intack 'Marshal Alarrnont, who, with nine or ten tlion,and men, re tin•d before him, with some losc, to the villaee of Fron►entieres, be yond Champ Anhert, where Blucher proposed to attack him next day.)