JUNE t 5. lestero,) and by our own boats which I sent ete shore, that th , .! French troops have nil sorreodered, not: inr_t the taw:t is in po— lvs,ion of the Spanish Patriots under tile con.tia;nd of General Falls :,teen. In eonwquence of the number of p;i:oners, I have cent the St:l6ra into part with the prizes, and shalt remain !nywlf itti' this coast, in hopes of being 011 , to render further assisin:.ce to the Spanish cause. I have the !miaow to he, &e. (!::igned) Fr.F;n. PAUL Its Y. To the night Hon. Lord Gan:hir.-, A dini:lll of the Woe, iffc. * French National .:hip corvette La Mouche, Captain Alle gre. 16 [miss eight-pounders, and 180 men. ench National brig La ilejnaie, Captain Breton, 8 ciiht pouiniers, ant! 51 French National schooner La Mouche N 0.7, Capt. Carouse, I foir-pounder gun, and :'.75 men. Lugg'rr La Lec:re, Captain Seq,ite, not being seaworthy, the cargo put on hoard La Rejouie. 1,11 ; ,..;er Notre Mime, C:iptnin Bergo Chin, 5 men, helot!' t Spanish vess4 seized by the French ; the cargo put On board La Rejouie. A(I ai iral:.7- 0 ffire June 24, 1809. Captain Goate, of hi: Maje , ty's sloop the Nloso i nito, has tra-A::nitted to the 1100. Pole lottcr: front Lieuterlot Maniel, commanding the i'ntriot giviiig. all accannt 9f the (-hymn• Icy that vessel of a Dwell Na gun-vessel of one gnu, with sv:ivel, :•nd ten men, in the : aoa or a !Janis!' privateer of (we gun and six ivivek, a.ij t went. -five meo, ofr Lan4coooz; ;tlr) of th , Pa!rint and Alert hired vessel, of two Frencl! p:lvateer3 and a'idoop, in the.lande. BANKRUPTOES SUPERSEDED, 134.1i0n. laligt1):1 Little, Yo7ksiti , e, :faro!) IVentwortli-stre , t, White-hapel, Bc;ditipit; Tatirt4; - , I)artrnotith, LANK RU PTS. - Isaac Israel, jai). Gloucester-greet, Cornircicial-road, draper, to surrender June ‘,"(', Joie 8, and ._ , `.11 , r. 5, :it tent, at Atterney, Ot)al.leton, Little l'ow-r-qi - ert. Jolla 9.lre ll•aleott, New-road, Wellclme-41wice, money srrivener, jtine , July 4, and Aug. 5, at on: , , at Cuilctlixil. Nttornies, Jpnei aad Knhe, Covent-garden Cnu,vii- N . a rd. _ _ _ John Rork, Vsrcstmoreland-buililingz, Ablerigate-street, tav - oe„) . one o!,e, Jai) 1, and at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, \lr. Lee, Three Crown (mart, Sour!' \vatc. ;I'lirirna4 Neale, St. Martin's-iane, dealer in spirituous liquors. 3 ~ ;Lir . 1-, 7, and Aug. 5, at tim, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ro binson, Charter-Hotpe-quare. William Squire, Leed•:, July 8, 15, and August 5, at eleven, at the Bull and Moth Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Tottie, fret's ; or Mr. Lambert, Dation- Garden, London. .laines Rai hard Bolton, J olunoitreet, A delphi, wine merchant, July I, 8, and August 5, eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Itanoam, (:rE at Piazza, %ieat-Garden, Jolin Parions and Witliani Daniel, Saint Martin's-lane, hair inc•rchaiits, July 1,4, and .\az. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor a,y, Cunningham, New Nnrth-street, ELM-Lion-square. .1•.)!ta !fey wood, Ataneto.—ter, bak-r, Jul) 10, 11, and .Atig. 5, nt t wo, at the Commercial (no, liancliester. Alr. • Hewitt, '.‘ltinchester ; au.:l Mr. Erik, Chancery-lane, Londoit. John Davis Scott, Cadbury, Soinersetshil^, jobber, Jilly 1, 11, and A ug. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall, latin:ta.l. At t or;.ey, Mr. Ilarvey, Lord ,u. T f •lolnas Cogan, ilotinf:ditch, stationer. June 27, at trn. July 4. at one, aal Aug. 5, at ten. at !hall. Attoruivl, Wiltshire and Bolton, Old llroatr.--treet. Joseph Butterworth, A bulnii baker, June `...:7..Tu1y 11, and Au;;. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, 1\11 . .. Dritee, ISi!liter-quarr. John 13irkford, 13r1 ham, Devonshire, shopkeeper, .Tuly 1, S. and Ang. 5, at elevt•!., at C 1106111 1 ,, t:ndon. Attorney, Air. Ballaehs , pel-roor:, Bart aolomew London. William Matthews, Binw Spintlfielik carpenter and builder, June , .1q1; , 8, and Aug. 5, ai twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. \V ia in. Royal E ettango. Edward F night, Starry: ii!..,litermau, July j, S, and Aug. 5, at twelve, at Gnittihall. Attorney, Mr. --, jii;titer-squat e. Frederick Charles WillSil, Strand, Llietnist awl druggist, July 409 1, at unr. 8, and At:g . , 5, at tr. *, • , Atcoritir t J. U;rhar•j<(l•.t, ine _ 7,:irrey,l)9rs(7-3ealer, Jriu• , te:h, Jul 4. lt 5, :It tel, as .11tJrucy, Mr. Aiariin, U ;Awl . Tluanes-btreet. VIDEN OS. Jul, 19. inch:tr.! Ilia e-late, Stepney, factor, tt ten, at (:ttit.(14•1',..--Jalk. t'oore, Mill-I.llte, Tooley street, lig-hien:Lao, at te!:, 15. Jolla Lightly and Jame-. Tiiampson, Upp •t• -street, stationers, at ten t at Guildhall-31. 1 .y !S I Aparetv att., _Andrew Long'nth..., New -court, nte• Innis, at leo, at (iaiid hall— Julv 15. Joha Grt.at V`..at• : et ;;‘,4, shor%eeper, at tti eke, at Guildhall—Jolt 15. Ja.ates 4 . ;raat, anti Pete 'rant, Coleman-oroe•, 4: el wen, at Guildhall — lily 15. Ldward )s-re, late of Lie(!firli, S.-sex, soap ma itaarturer, at ten, at (Ittillha!l, lontl.)n---3tily 25. (.iarr t AvdteWS, of Mark-lane, !:ait)..broker, at ten, at Guildhall— jlll) 15. (It.or,ze I .ir2de tat . - 'ions •'r, of Little-treet, monger, at twelve, at (ittiltil'al!---July 15. Ile•try .lohn t.lobvell. of Uxhri.lg:', MitlLlte!•ex, huilavr, at twelve, at Guild aiy tn. James Retiptli, Ilte of Il•ptford. nt, ttpliol,terer, at Ito, at f;ttild'ato.l. London—July te . .l. loge Itason, I)eptfo• - 1-hridge, Kent, ti ; :holsterer, at te:!, tittilthall, f•.d . r.loo—,lttly 18. John 1 lantilton ocre, late oe: Little Time , 4: t.tri , .lte.. - , at tor, :tt C IF,CATES v 15. !loft, S:drorrl, Litiumd-stroc•!,. .teal:•r—(..;corge. !-eni();', v•teimey, 0 - Ann.—John nelo)v. ita.t:itv4ll:ol. ('t);. !41:4I') D::\'!':4. The LETTEIL l'arcrxc INOCCL iTION L outlet The .CTivervßi or re) rst e ; ref:smell inlnv!di ate! d. TUE N TIONA L REGISTER. 11.1311n11, SUN DA Y, J [Viz: 25, leo. PorariczL ErENTs OF THE WEEK. We have a strong presentiment that at. the moment we are .writing, the fiVe of Austria and the Continent has been decided. .anti;; by disgrace, hut not humiliated by I,is defeat, BUONAPARTE has cert,;:ely endeavoured to repair it, and 66 17ke a giant refreshed" will make a bold, and we hope a decisive attempt upon the Archduke, who conscious of the superiority he has obtained, and more confident be cause more successful than his oiyoneut, he will endeavour to maintain the vantage (ground he has veguired, and will no 1o:4g-or drek , A the breaking another lance v. - ith the De spoilcr of nations._ _ _ _ By the Letters from Yarraoz!th we are told that— " .Ifter his defeat on the `list and t4Vd Ult. NA PO LON W:111 joined by hit: Italian army, and reer(*sed the Danube. On t: • P2Ol inst. another bloody battle took 1.1.1ce between the Frep4 and . Austrian=, hich was obstinatel• contested during that at.d the two followinq days. On the 15th the contest via= still con- tinned, oa that day N PO t.EoN sent a Hag of Truce to the Archduke Cu aLEs, requesting an Armi,tice, to t,r(,w time to bury his dead, which was refused hti the Austrian Cgt..- mander. When these accounts left the scene of action, on the evening of the 13th, the battle was continued." Other accounts appear lo corruborate this statement : a letter from Rotterdam states— "Jv u . '2l.—Another battle on the Danube is the whole :ab ject Of conversation—but the Goverwneut Officers keep so and gloomy a that v.,'e can icara no particulars from al:y THE NATIONAL REGISTEU.