118. pul.etion of thirty thousand inhabitants, render its oecopation of the greatest impos lance. The Prince Royal of Wurtemberg was the first who entered the tut' o %%WI his corps : on the day preceding be hao turned the env fny's position near Itl%igni, and hall taken possession of the village ut 11.aobrissel on his left. I Wive she sallifaetion of reporting to your Lordship, that a de tachment from the corps of General D'Yorek took possession of V: ry no the :,th. General D'Yorek, as I have already informed yonr T,ordship, ttt tacti•• i and :;eteated the rear.gnard of tie coups of Marshal Mac el naitl's army at Caansfe e.n the 3th. On the same day General D'YoreA pursued the enemy to the :.-attic or Chalons, and n om : m i l k ( ' the town. Nlarshal Al:Ledo:said rilieS Nel into a capitulation for the evacn.ilion of the ! dace, winch he effected on the morning of the 6th miring witit his artuy, composed of the corps under his imme 'baie orders, and of those of Generals Sebastiaui and Arighi, to the left hat,k of the Mantle. Sl/1113C has been eaptnred by the Mists ians. General Le (;rand was assembling a French fierce at that place ; the Prince of ?lease flombourg ditcried it to he attacked ; some gnus were ea wnred tit the town. General Le Grand retired upon the read to L.)mht where leirslial Angered', has collected a force of about 4000 t•esseral 11 nhoa o ' - 'lisle , : an extent of country •fi om near Grenoble on iii. is ti , i:y Bourg Isis centre, from the envirow of 111:con on Isis The .ttleaticed-srsartl Gt•sleral Wretle ha' this day followed the ellemv ;is far ais L.s Grazilre. on the road to 1\ ogrot 7 Sevi.vai litindrt-.1 i-osit.rs 11.:ve ()vest taken since the enemy eva cuated the tonn ot Tro) cs. I OHO CH tIII3IIIII.AIN'S OFFICE, VFB. 14. ()rill , : for rite g4iiiig low iiiishrolisig 1111 ThilEstletv next the 17111 ikst. fir his kite ist•reile Ili Iti ens the Prince I...athest. ut 11.1 eek• Si I lit tZ, 111'0110' to tiie Queen, viz. loilics to %%ear likiek taiiislin or long lawn, crape or iove hoods, black alie, shoes, black glazed gloves, and black paper tang. Uf.dre,:s—lihiek or dark grey nnwatered tabbies. •I':,t• Ges.t enn.n 'n %vela slack (int h, without blittoHll OH the thev..y. cis Is.a.kos plain muslin or lung lawn cravats and weeper., black •%%01..1: but•kleq. gro - froc•kg. DitIVNING-4TREtT, FEB. 15. IlitAine,s the Pritace Iteient ha. Liven pleased, in the nallit. anti 01) the iichita (if his Al.ijesty, to appoint Sir James Leith, Knight ot the liontoirable Oilier of the Bath, Lit nteactia- G ene , tit It is Majesty's FareeP, II) he Captain-General and tiovcr sior in 41141 over the Leeward Isltinis in America. BANKRUPTS. J. Key, of Workington, Cumberland, banker, to surrender 1' );,, a t f ool ., 9, awl 29, at elesen, at the Bldck Li u o Alto, likes, Mr. Clentiell, Staple Inn, Loudon ; and and Perry, Whitehavrii. J. Hodgson, of Workington, Cumberland, banker. Alarrli 8, at foor, 9. awl at the 111.,ek Lion Inn, Whitehaven. A ttornie, Dlr. petinell, Staple Inn; Loudon ; and Messrs. Adamson anti Perry, Whiteliaven. P. irildgson. of Itiorkington, Cumberland, banker, 111 inch 8. at four, 9, and 29. at the Blark Lion Inn, Whitelnivook. A t tonnes, Alt. Cie lined, Staple Inn, London ; ifild Messrs. Adamson and Perry. K. NCH. of Alaidenhe brandy.merchant, Feb. 19, 26, anti March al. eleven, at G161(11'411, Loudon. A ttornies, Dlr. Ward, Maidenhead; acid Alessi's. Pearson and Sem, Temple, Londpii. M. 14 +Weld, Strand, taylor, Feb. 24, March 1, and 29, at ten, at Gaildhall. Attorney, Mr Isaars, St. Mary. Axe. • 1V li...aner, uldield Iterkshlie, paper-maker, Feb. 21, 22, and Mart. tel.•, at elev, is. at the .14A% er Ship Inn, Wading, Attikruies, NI. smith. Bro.•1-street, Reading ; and Mi. !ohne, threat Junets street, Betiforci row, London. J Tk km Bc kali', Sussex. dealer in mottle, Feb. 24, "6. and March L 9, :it a sesen,o % the White Likui Ire, Attounies, Champ, C' • tester ; and llr (;lark, St. Paul's Collage. London. I). Swansea, grocer. Match 2.:; istal 29,4 RitTive, t,t the I(ll'.lllWETikvern, Bi istol. A Itornies, Mr. Benicia Dean's-eutirt, St i'auls London ; and Mr. Vowtes, Corwstreet, 113vistol. J. li;vans, Al,kgate, linen-draper, Feb. 19, .16, and March 29. at It at tikulkitiall. Atpropy, Mr. §tryeps Sigto;calegulititOu., 44ntlin4nutlry, ~~ TIIE NATIONAL. REGISTER. FEB _TO. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAL'ETTE. BA N K UV PTS. T. Bassnett, of Preston, Lancashire, dealer, to surrender March el & 22, at eleven. and April Y, at three, at the Horse And Fart ger, Pieston. Attornies, Mr. Chippindall, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's. In't•lields; and Mr. Blacklmrst. Preston. R. Smith, of Richmond, Surrey, plumber. Feb. 26, March 5, and April 2. at one, at Guildhall. Attorities, Messrs. Stratton and All port, Shoreditch. S. Richards, of Portsmouth, milliner, Feb. VI, March S. and Apt il '4, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Reynolds, Castle street, Falcate-senate. 3. Pass, of Hnwileas, York, stir-eon, March 2,3, and April 2, at eleven, at the Mason's Arms Inn, Raw cliffe, York. Attornies, Messrs. Wright and Pickering, Tantield-court, Temple; and Mr. ilinglev, Rawelille. S. Peacock, of Lincoln, watelimalier, March 7,9, and April 2, at eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn, Lincoln. Attomies, Messrs. Mac. dongall and Meter, Liiicolc-Len ; anti Mr. Hayvv.44l, Lincoln. J. Kirkman, of Cli.atiinrc A, Lincoln, innkeeper, k ' arch 8,9, and April 2, at eleven, at the Graubv Tun, (scat GI imsby, Lincoln. Attornies, Mr. Alortfan, eray's.iniesquare ; and Mr. Farr, Great Grim , by. E. Milford, of Kiddermin , ter. Woreester. grocer, March 4, at . fenr, 5, and April 2, at :levee, at the Star and Garter loin, Worces. tel Anomie., Nlr. Robeson. Ilium-grove ; wit! Mcssts Fiatlgate and Neeld. Essex...trail, Strand. J. Sanders, late of Nlartiaellussitietree. Worcester, mall , ter, Ma k pli 4,5, and April C . , 4 . at three. at the Ilap•mai Let Inn, Wiirces. ter. Anomie , . Ile. Robesou. Druitwiels. Worcester; .tnti Nlessrs. Fladvate and N veld. Essex-street. Strand, Lindell. T. Martindale. of Liverpool, hriek maker, Match '2l, 22, and April 1, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Allen ney, Mr. Castle. Ctiraitur. street, ( hancery lane. Landoll. .r. Sa;kehl, of Durban', sin geon, Feb. 26, March 19. and April 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Atturiley, Mr. Castle! Cursitur. street. Chaecerv-lane, London. J. Field, late of Plymouth, merchant, Feb. 26. March 11, and April 2, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, 11l month. .At 'omit's, Mr. G. Prideattx, joie Plymouth ; and Mr. W. D. Taunton, Gray's. lou. London. A. W. Lesser, of St. Mary-Axe, merchant, Feb. 22, March 8, and Ape it 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Nlessrs. Illandford and Mn, ray, Mitre-court Buildings, Temple. R. Wright, of Wareham, Dorset. mercer, March 21, at twelve, 22, at ten, and April 2, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Wareham. At tornivs, Mr. Bartlett and Mr. Filliter, Wareham. 11. Tyre. of Itishapsgate.street. litwesdraper. Feb. L. 26, March 5. and April 2, at eleven, at Otsildliell. Attorney, Mr. Bailey, Addle , street, Aldermanbury. . T. Richings, late tit Ely•place, llolhorn, overivener, Feb. 22, March ,I s,.and April 2, at eleven, at,Gisildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Ballaeliey and Bridger, Angel-court, Throgmortun.stteet. R. L. Stephens, of Plyntituth, auctioneer. March 14, 17, and April 2, at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. Attornies, Messrs. Darke and Chtireli. Pi inces-street, Bedtordstow, London ; and Mr. Boron, Plytitonth-dork. J. Clegg, late of Three•Cnlestreet. 'Limelionse, master-mariner, Feb. 22, March 5, and April 'l, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cranch, Unionaintrt, Broad-street. J. Laver, SCII. of Wal iliallUtOW, carpenter, Feb, 2/, March 5, and April 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Moos. V,vitt and Rixon, Haydotesquare, Minories. S. Etheridge and J. Tilthinin of Newport, :tationers, March 1, 12, at one, and April. 2, at t‘selae, at Guildhall. J. Suter, of the GreesotieJt road, brieklaye'r, Feb. 26, March 1, and April 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parker, Greedwieh, As James Fox, Esq. of Weston, county of Meath. was riding be tween Mitre and Black-bull, at the hour of five , ck. he observed two men standing on the road, one bad on a blue jacket and trove serp the other a blue jacket aild breeches, the latter is %bent five fort ten inches high . they seised she horse, end presented a pistol. Air. Fox micitiptrd to dash forwttfol. but the horse springing !Jim, tinder him, one of them laid bold or o m trtprked up ; thr o:bre then sn..pped a pistol at hint ; !Ai pistol hissing 'pissed tire, Mr. Fox was encouraged to struggle some time, in Imps that smite bar-acorn that were on the, c would come to his assistance ; they rifled his pocket of two post ktilla t on tile bank of Sir ‘Villtans Ales:nob% and a batik note or I)..ist htll, maiked " f otu James Fitzpatrick to James Fox." the others are mark , d " James Fox." We ate haltp to uudisi it 44,01 that Mr. I<'i.4 wiil be able to identit) them both. 't