770 This separate and additional articlq, having the same force and valid;ty ityl if it.,were inserted word for word in the Treaty of Stock holm, shall be ratified by the two High Contracting .Partiec, and the LutiticitiOna shall be exchauged,in four weeks, or Sooner if possible. Done at Leip.le, the t2d day of Oetober,lBl3. .• • • (Sigurd) . EDWARD THORNTON. 0: BARON WETTERSTEDT. TUESDAYS LON DON . G.i..7EI'TE. . . .....a r .-- . . . BA NKItUPTS. - E. Harris, of Bristol, carpenter , to surrender, Nov. 21., ev3. and Dec. 1/7, at tsselve, at the. Cummercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies. Mr. Liingley, Bristol ; and .Messrs. Rushers, Bartlett's,building-, Loodun. . . . 'F. Bevan, of Okeliampton Devono.ire, silversmith, Dec. 1, c', and 27, at inelv&l., at the Ilalf-Moult hill,. Exeter. Atiornies, Messrs. Anstiee and Wright, King's-13esich W aiks, Inner Teiiiple, London ; and Jr.A Coiling, Okelsaiiipion., . . . ' I. flalp. Bristol, carpenter': !lee. 1,3, and 27, at two, at the brake of J. Jarvis, victualler, Bridge-street. Brisiol. Attornies, Sir. S Wliitcombe And King, Serjeatit's-fiiii, , Fl e et-street ; and Mt. Flunk's, liilslol. .. . . R. Blackwell am) S:Nne4liam, nf,the Crescent;, llinories, London. mei-eh:tuts, Nov. ‘l2, 29,' and Dec. 27, at ten, at Guildhall. ~t- !unties, !unties, Mr. third, King's-Bench-W4,.Teuiple; Aid Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Mandiester. . It Wood, of :Hatton, Yorks.hire, horse•dealer, Nov. t:9, 30, and D. c. 27, at eleven, at the Old Sand-1101,Ln, Collier-g ire, sink Attornies, Messrs. Freanie and Best, fig-Tree-cow t, 'temple, Loudon; and Mr. Gamble, Yolk. . 'l'. Cotgreaye,. of Great Fauringdon,• Berkshire, elieesefiscfor, Dee. 41, at three, 10. at tell, and 27; in eleven, at 'rite Cr,...ii Vol, Grea.t Faringilon, 13:•rks Aitornies, Messrs. Priete and Willianis, Lincoln's- Inn ; and Messrs. Crui,vdy and Mayuw, Farringdon. • • 3. -1-fsglie, of Narrowsstreet. Linichutsse, wine merchant, Nov. 19, c 9. and Dee. 27, at tell, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. raruilier, :aid 'forcer, London-street, Fenchurchsstreet. . . , J. Lovegrove,- of Horse:mines-lane, merchant, Nov. 19- - , 25,. and Dec. 27, at ten, at Guildhalls Attorney, Mr. Kiss,. Earl-street,- 111,1ektriars. . . . . - . . . . 11. Cooper:, of Crawford-street, St. Mary-le-bone, apothecary, Ni v. 1%26, and Dec. 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aqurnies, Mr..ropkiii, Dean street,, Sub() ;,• and Mr. Montague, Henrietta -street, Covent• Garden. .. . . , • . I'. Bigg, of Milton, Kent, butcher, Nov. 24, at seven, 25, and Dec. 27, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury,. Att"rnies, Messrs. Hind and Son, Milton ; and Mr. Brace, Essex,courtJemple. S. Clark, Commercial Road. hoop-bender, Nov. 19, .26 and Dec. 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coates, Paul-street, Finsbury square. _____ SATURDAY'S LONDON G4ZETTE. .This Gazette contains copies and extracts of dispatches from Lien!.-Gen. Sir G. Prevost, received on Wednesday last. The fol lowing is the return of killtd, wonink4l. , and meshing, of the left division, under the command of Major-Gcn. de Rol let:burg, in ac tion with tie enemy, from the 6th to the 14111 of September, 1814, l'otal-2 captains, .1 ensign, 4 serjeants, 30 rank, MO file, 1 horse, . kilted ; 1 general stati*, 1 costiain, 6 lieutenants, 7seijea . i 1t s , 135 ronk and tile, 2 horses, wounded ; 4 iientenouts, 2 te rje a t i ts t .. 1 . (hammer, 48 .rauk and file, ti horses, rii6 . sing. .. .. . . Namcs of Officers. Kim-ED.-3d Foot, Capt. (Brevet )aeut.-Col.) James WiMilton, Ensign John Chapman, 76th I , '”ot, Capt. John Purchaqe. • WOUNDED.--Gereral Stall, Capt. T. Gropse, Aide-de Camp to , . . 31eijor Gen. lie Rottenborg, slightly. 341 hoot, Lieut. R. Kingsbury, severely (since dead); Lieut. John . West, severely ; Lientapants G. Benson and .1. Hope, slightly. 58th Foot Capt. L. Westropp, seveiely ; Lieut. C. Broheir, slightly ; Lieut. and Adj. - Lewis , lightly. Miss IFiG.-76th foot, Lients. d. Hutch, G. Ogilvie, wad E. March- ington.• Canadian cliasseurs, Lieut. E. Vignean. Here follows the Reports of Lieut.-General Drnnittiond and Ma. jor.t.leneral Watteville, dated Comp before Fort Erie, Sept. 39, de• tailing a sortie of the enemy. The particulars of this dariug attack, ••••••••••••• , ...m..•••• THE NATIONAI; REGISTEIrc NOV. and gallant repulse of the enemy by our army, will be found in -the general orders given in our extracts from the Quebec papers, in an other part of this paper. RETURN OF C.N.SUALIIES OF TIIE MONT DIVISION OF 'TUE ARPag. Names of Officers Killed. —6th Foot, Captain R. D. Patterson. Bth Foot. Lieutenant Barston. Dc Witt tevilles Regiment, Lientenont • IVounded.—Royal Scots, Lientenstit-Colonel J. Gordon, severely ; Lieutenant J. Ruttledge since dead. 6th Foot, Lieutenant Andrews, severely. 8 h Foot, Lieutenant Lowry, severely. 8:d Foot, Captain J. M. Wrighr, since dead ; Captain E. Marital, slightly ; Lieutenants H. Pigott, W. Mason, and Robe' t Lot - 4m, severely ; Lnutenant George Harman, slightly ; Ensign C. Lang. ford, since dead. De Watteville's regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel Fischer, severely ; Ciiptain Mittalliolzer, crely ; Lieutenant Cingins, severely ; Lieutenant Steiger, slightly ; Lieutenant La Piere, severei, Statl —Lieutenant-Colonel Pearson, Inspecting Field-Offi cer, severely. iffissing ,-.-Btb Foot, Captain 13raelbridge, Lieut. M'Nair, Ensign Mathewson. De Wstteville'a- Regiment, Major De Villatte, Major Winter, wounded ; Captains Zehender, Hecker), and Steiger ; Lienteteint De Berry. Lieutenant Heckel!, wounded; Adjutant Mcrinet, Assistant-Surgeon Corbea. There is a letter from Lient. dated Michilimackinac, Anse. 14, detailing an attack of the enemy on his po , ition, whom lie gallantly repulsed, and followed till the enemy folimrsheltcr uniltr ihe very powerful broadside of their ships. They re-embarked and jounOliately hauled off. A letter from Lient..Col. 11. Kay, dated Prairie do Chien, - July iletails a sueeescfnl atiack.on that fort, of which tie took posse - :sion after considerable resistance. • . • _ Lieutenant-Cidenel M•Ponall commanding, at Machinac, reports the .capture, in the neighbourhood St. Joseplesi in the most manner, by boarding, of the two American schooners which had, been left on Lake Huron. for the purpose of blockading Ma chinac, and cutting off all supplies from that Island, and our other possessions on Lake lltirqp and Like Superior. These captures arc of the highest importante to his Nlajosty's possessions on Like Huron and on the Mississippi, as the vessels are admirably adapted for the navigation of that lake and Lake Niachigan, And for convey ing the supplies so much required. 0u to six two seamen killed, and several soldiers and seamen slightly wounded. A lettFr.tioni . Capt. Nine, of the Medway, gives an •account of the capture, after a chase ofeleven hours, of the United States brig of War Syran. Tlie.Syreii is pierced for 18 guns. • . . . . . . FoR4ION OFFICE, NOV. 19, 18144 His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased to ap prove of Mr. W. W. Bentham, as Consul. at Sheeiness and Cliatk:ini ; of Mr. James Roliiiii.on as t onsill, ,it Smithwold ; of Mr. Joseph Iliirstind as (Onsti!, at Weymouth; and 01 Mr. Adrian Morns as Consul, at" Bristol, fur lii Royal Highness the Pritice of Orange N Awl. .-- BANKRUOTS. • W. Old, of Sun-street, Finsb u ry, haberdasher. Whitehead, jitn. and G. Clarke, of Basingball-street, Blackw ell halt-factors. T. Aylmer, of Wereham, Norfolk. hay-dealer. Mainwaring, G. B. Mainwaring, and 'l'. Chatteris, of Corn hill, bankers. 3. Pearson, of Warwick-street, Spring-gardens, merchant. Salmon. of Holbono, woollen-draper. J. Row, of Sunbury, Middlesex plumber and glazier. S. Lawrence. of Camden-town, grocer. J. Hart is, 1,1 . N ewgate-street, printseller. T. Peirston, of Star..conrt, Bread street, factor. T. L. Dunsford, of St. Mary• Axe, nit reliant. S. Brown, of New castte-opon•Tyne, publican. .J Malaine and A. Neris, et Crown-street, Soho, jewellers. It. Cotton, of Kiug'i Lynn, Norfolk, grocer. J. %V hitched& M. Howard, and J. Haddock, of Cateaton 7 strect, bankers. T. Reed. jun. of Cross-street, Hatton-garden, glass-seller. E. Brown, of Bristol. maltster. M. Matthews, of Neath, Glamorgan, ironmonger. C. Squire, of Furnival's Inn-court, Holborn, printer. T. Clarke, of Broker. row, Drury-lane s broker. U. Jobuson i of Norwich, grocer. •• % .