TEME. NATIONAL REGISTER. SA 1 U 1 3 LOYLJN GAZEATh. Admiralijitifire, Oct.. 25, 1 /M. This day in pur,irtoce 4: 1;,.. •Kigig's pleawre the following Flog Officers of his liujosiy's'lleet were promoted, viz. • Aum aALs OF TOE W/FITZ William l'eere Witliatns, Esq. Sit John Cibipoys, KA . . to be Adoeirali of the Red. ADMIRALS OF TRIrrbLUE.-•-. Isaac Prescat,- Esq.; rlhngit spry, Esq. ; Sir Joitivesdev Bart. to boAdmirals of the White. V tcts- Aostta•t.s - ow TOE RED.—Jahn ,Thomas. Esq.; stac;es Brine, Esq.; Sir Erasmus Cower. Kitt. ; John Hollo way, Edq.; Georir# Wilson, EA. to be Admirolrof the Blue. VICE-ADMIRALS OF 1111 i WiutTs.—llenry Savage, Esq.; Bartholomew Samuel • Rowley, Esq. ; Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart. t George Bowen, Esq. to he Vice-Admtralsof the Red. • -lirtce-AnstiftALsor.stts DTA) E.—Sampson Edwards, Esq.; George Cowbell, ; Henry Frankland, 1.:(1.; Arthur Eq. ; Sir NVilliata George Fairfax, Knt. to be Vice- Ailmirals of the White. ILLA .ADIUIR ALS OF TUE RCM—JO) Child Purvis. Esq.; Thetiphiltis Jones. Esq. ; William Doinett, Esq. ; Esq:'s John Manley, Esq.; George Murray, Esq.; John Sutton, F.sq ; Robert Murray, Esq.; Hon. Sir Alexan der coebrane, K. 13. ; John Markain, Esq. to be Vice-Admi rals of the Blue. Atm; aur.s OF THE WHITE--John Wells, Esq.; Richard Grindull, E.sq. ; George Martin, Esq. ; Sir Alex John Ball, Bart. ; Sir Richard John Strachan, Bart. and K. B. ; Sir William Sidney Smith, Knt.; Thomas Sotheby, Esq.; Nathan Profited, Esq• ; William Hancock Kelly, Esq ; John Schank, ; lion. Michael De Courcey, to be Rear-Admirals of the Red. RFAK -AOMIRA LS OF TIRE BLVE.—Davidge Gould, Esq. ;• Richard Goodwin Keats, K. B.; Robert Devereux Fan court, Esq.; Sir Edward Buller, Bart. ; Hon. Robert Stop. ford ; Mark •Robiusoa, Esq. ; Thentas Revell Shivers, Esq. ; Charles Cobb, Ebo• ; Francis Pie :more, Esq. ; John Stepens Hall, Esq. ; - John Dilkes, Esq. to be Rear-Admirals of the White. The undermentioned captains were also appointectilag.officers of his Majesty's Beet, viz. Rowley Bwltcel, Esq. ; William Luke, Esq. • Tease George Manley, Eil.; John Osborn, Esq.; Edmund Esq. Esq.; Charles Boyles, ; Sir Thomas William', Knt. ; Thomas Hamilton, Esq.; Sir Thomas ilnuldon Thompson, Bart ; George Countebi, Esq. to be itear.Admirals of the Blue. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED; it minas Stal th, sea: and Thomas Smith, hurt. Wakefield, York. shire, linen-draperi, from Oct. 20, to Dec. 16,. at eleven, at the the New. Court-House, Wakefield. BAN KIVU PTS. John Webb Great Portlond-street, St, Mary;le- bone, hatter, '6 s urrender Olt. 31, Nos. 10, and' Dee: 9, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Gregory , Clement's Inn , London. " George Simtheoinhe, Bristol,. cheese and butter-fattor, Oct. t, Nov. 19, and Dec. 9, at eleven, at the Rummer Torten, enrol. Attornies, Mr. James, Gray's-Ina, London; or Mr. Efichaage-buildings, Bristol. Joli;Perkins, Neath, Glamorganshire, apothecary, Nov. 20. $l, and Dec. 9, at ten, at the Cardiff Arm Inn, Cardiff. At torney, Mr. BroWn, Cardiff, ' inrn Polo, Mekhatn, Surrey, briekltiyei, (Vet. 31. Nov. 14.! and Dec. 9, at.ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Cart tar, Broadway, Deptford. Solomon Fisher, Noble-street, Fostei.lane, warehonseman, N o s, 4, 11, and Dee. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sion College Gardens, Aldermanbory, London. ' • Nov.. if, George not!, N DIVIDENOS, Weakey, Saddieworth. York, saridlewayth ik, draper, at oseph Brown- Giti Finsbury- Wi if iam Pugh. it Guildhall— ickett's Mills, , Bloomsbury, John Leach, `ye, at Gadd- • L ' . . ball, London—Nov. 21, Vs Mina) Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorgan, victualler, at eleven, at the Cron Inn, Merthyr l'ydill—Nov. 21, Tllollla3 Turley, Merthyr Tydvil, Glamor• gatmhire, wer, at devcn, at the Crown inn, Merthyr Tydvil —William Whitaker, Wakefield, and Joseph Whitaker, Lee green, Yorkshire, collie's, at ten, at the Woolpacks Wakefield—Nov. 21, Isaac Stone aril Parson Custance, Great .Yarmouth, Norfolk, ship-wrights, at three, at. the Black -Lion, Great Yarmouth—Nov. 25, Henry Martin, Wallingford. Berk dare, lagen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London---Nov. 18, .0 uhu Currie, .Weston-strut, Southwark, common-brewer, 'at eleven, at Guildhall, London—Dec. 9, John Fenner, Law renea-laae, London, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall— Dee. 23, John Jones, Old Gravel-lane, Wapping, corn-factor, at twelve, at Guildhall—Dec. 9, Ed a and Kirkman, Ports. nigtuth, linen-draper. at eleven. at Guildhall, London—Dec. 2, Arthur Lewis, Banbury, Oxfordshire, mercer, at twelve, at Guilt)hal I, LondOn—N ay. 18, James Dation, Stephen Shallcross„ and John 8 hallcross, Manchester, cotton-spinners, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Mandiesmir—Dec. 5, Thomas Ferneley and George Ferneley, H ulme, Manchester, cotton-spinners, at eleven,, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester—Nov. 20, Henry Ziuck, Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Inn, Liverpool -Dec. 9, Joseph Dean, Watling.street, whole. sale linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall—Nov. la, Charles Francis Olivier De Perrin, puke-street, Manchester-square, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall—Nov. ?S. James- Powell, Wapping-titrett, Wapping, coffin and box-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall—Nov. 25, James Nightingale Rayner, Ely, Cam. bridgeshire, liaen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London— Nov. 21, James Askew and William Wright, New Midge, street, Blaekfriars; straw hat-manufacturers, at ten, at Guild hall—Nov. 20,, Charles Bell, Penrith, Cumberland, linen and woollen-drapers, at eleven, aethe New Crown Inn, Penrith— Nov. 22, William Rideal, Wakefield, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the New Court-House ' Wakefield— N ov. 20, W'rl linen Boddy, Scarbrough, Yorkshire, common-brewer, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Scarbrough. CERTIFICATES, Nov. 18. Georg:r Eldin, Aldgate, Loudon, jeweller—Francis Marshall, Strand, jeweller—Michael Forster, Litcl;field.street, Soho, ta vern-keeper—William Collins, Temple.street, Bristol, inn. keeper—Joseph Cooper, lrlasns'otlseight, Lancaster, chapn3an --John Worrell, Warrington, Lancaster, flour-dealer. OCT.. 2 9 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Lantos SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1800. 1 0 0LITIC.41. EFAINTS O TUB fffEg. • • DAS isispossible to entertain further doubts relative to the cvttigaioo of peace between France and Austria. The Parks,Aispers to the Ilst. which were received yesierday, eoeihons, the intelligence. It, was announced in that Capital on the 20th inst. The Ant anemia was premature, as Peace was not definitively signed until the 140 inst. The Moniteur stilt guards a inysterious silence on the subject. But the fact of an amicable conclusion of the conferences, is incontrovertible. We feel, however, great pleasure iu being able to state, that the sacrifices exacted from the Emperor Faxacis, are not to the extent, as was at first as serted. A. Peace, dictated by the sword, is always hurnili ating ; but the At;strian Cabinet, army and people, have displayed, during the contest, and consequent negociation, so much firmness under difficulties, so much greatness of character under the pressure of calamities, that they overawed the victor, and made him descend from gm tlothfer, at eleven, at the New Inn, New Delph, ....Nov. 21, John Balls, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk pipe s i at the Star, Great Yarranu'th—Nov. 21, Jos log s 14adealta11-o4reet, hardwnreasan, a? ten, at ' Christopher-street, , • at %gild hall —Noy. 25, W 14 6 :tailor, at twelve, at ara. ' trAohn'Statliam, 'Twit Hyde -street, • • m, ,• • • ) .. - 1 ~ • 1. , 1.. •,. d on -- Nov. VS, .1 t'keerfs IWO • J• • 1.