(27. which they have load on the , ticccss of the enciny, the butKrir,gi wh c h they have r ausr I nt.• to endure. [Here follows a varietof Lonipiintcms paid to the ever:ll (Akers in con - Imm o. tor their cgtilluct ciuri . tig the battle ; and the report con ch' thus : - 1 , 4 1 bei, your Excellency to recc the asttr,,tice of my itiAlt conta deratiort (Signed w;th lest hand) " •fht! Duke of RAGUSA." TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER. I"ROIIXCi_4LS. 'Monday, a person was committed . to Ilchster gang, for stealing 22 yards of cotton prit.t, .tiont a shop in that . town. ite rtn.iived . ticlt a shock at his u niciinduct, that slut shed the following ~!ay of a b ro ken heart. ' On Tuesday evening, as Mr. B. Snell, of Upton, near Southwe:l, was returning Imam I rom IleaconsfiA, ac‘ompanied b - si a Mr. the chaise was overturned about midway, by driving down a precipice, and broken into p eccs. Mr. Snil bo!.'n his arms andi:eg, and is in a very preLartons 0.n . 0. Th..: other Genth.man remains in a state of stupor, twin an w.j:try on the head, and is n.)t ex;e,:ted to tric ,, ver. •Fhe Northern ‘ Cou:itics comilor in a vent disturbed state.--On Stoiclay last a tmad daring ry was coinutitie:l tiny.. erbe., 'Yorkshire, he a oionber of armed I en, attimuled with circttiostai•ces -of tie nu:st ‘Yanton atrocity . fir barer, k oye:secr oft he poor, awl colleet..-r ur 'he Property 'lax. at Sowerhy, 11111 retilizd with ;i his family to test, wl:en were roused theil be': , : by a lone c‘ll for inimittmce ; ha sit:,; opened the door, a nomber of men rushed 1 in and demanded his mooey, lie gave Lip to their, to t'te amount : .ot 1.11. ; tln:y then bloke into his drawers, winch they comcleoly li tan s it ked ; hot gdi appointed in the booty they (vol.:tett, t ;ley it proceeded to break his household 1:1 r 1 ;in.! his List lock ; set of i , china, and other att•cles, were con.petely (I;.•Stro.to.{; and Sortie Of the.wearing apparel of himself sari his wile were throevn lido the the ; , e, id it was with great ditthitticy they were ; rvvaiied upon to desist from setting fire to the drawers. '1 he to tither of persons coucconcd ot this flagitious outta,:e could no. be 3A:et - lAA:cc! ; only liye.enteod li fist hots.-, hut it is suppose: shoe must have been case or wiu ;diluted on :he out sid:;, to prevent surprise," On Weeloesday evei.u.g, a Vet► tiontoe, attiuk was made upon the military guard, stationed at Br ck near Halifax, for the pro. tection ot some obit. xicusan . A person ;Tun) iched the ten. t wet, who, rot being challeng d, answered " Blend," but coot:nuin.; to appr.eicit withoi - t giving the countersigh, the sentinel levelled his piece and pulled the trigger, but toe intisl'.et did not go dti', and the unknown e n e it ! e , still advancing, ottempoid to cot dowo the sentinel hy a strike with a s..siord, with which he wounded Imo eo severely as to sever his thuinh lro.n his haul. The .daring assai ant th n re treated etketed his escape bet. re the vii;il,lllle of the other part of the goad could ne a w akeved. A in :,t tragic :1 event to k ,phce. at Chepstow, en Sunday last. A pariy, coo.o.tirg of eight ladies mid one sern lento', accompanied by. a Wall servant, t,, ho had 1. veil to church in the miirning, had after wards ridden to iti tett n. A bbey, stir returned by wafer; it was t 0..: wetly cplin, and a lull moot:: when they were about to land, the b atman informed them the best place was•below the B Wee, which they were fast a; , 1):":1Chi;.g, Whet; the boat caste in COntriCi with a r.ole wi.i.:411 had been in ist noproperly fustened from a brig to the pier, :Ins!, tticl iiialio!) . to relate, the boat immediately upset, and notwithstanding of h rs immediately s hpt Or to their asistance, six or the party %sere WifkafttlEatelV drOWll:d.—The rope was perceived by of the hobe , , but too late to preveid the fatal catastrophe. Ihe party enns;sted of Mrs. Shute, evil; of R. Shi:te, Esq. of S)cienham Kent, and sister to Nlrs. of W atet house, 'tear Bath ; her tioiAlitets Marv, Margare•, EilL.l, and Ann; Miss Fisher, also sister to M is. ,Langfey ; •Ni r. Mrs. and Miss It rit !wry, of Bath. —Those saved were NI iss Shute, Miss Aim Shute, and Mr. Rothery. A ho!r:el murder was committed on Tuesday, the 9th instant, in the ticoolh ui 110:d of Tre-Nladoe, Caernarvonshire. A man rimed filiournes wit° lodged at the house of a small farme r, robbed . ;the cuttas,e Ilk host, while the tatnile were eccupieel harvest work at a short distance. Before he had completed his plunder, the dion,l.iter Caine home tdr the ptlfp: , V.ue of carrying provisions to her ta titer ; Davies immediately setz-d the ynong woman and, with a pair ot shears, s t a bt,ed her seven or eight tune s, and fina lly cut her throat with theio. The girl not returning in due time, the brother was dis patched to ascertain the cause of her delay ; as he approached the house, he saw the murderer washirg his face, which he said he had cut, by felling down a rock. Froiti this and other circumstances of his guilt, he was appr fowled; hut while brine conveyed before a- Magist rate, he effected his escape, and fled to themtountalos ; he was, however, again apprehended ilex day, and the property stolen from •the cottage (which he had previously secreted m t field) was then found in his possession. r.e is committed to Dolgelly goal for trial. The criminal is 6S years of age, and six feet two inches high ; he had worked at Paris Mountain, in Anglesey. 14 Years, and, from his asto nishing muscular power, was called " The King of the Mountains." We regret to add aoother tragical occurrence : the uncle ot the mur dered girl, when searching atter the villain, accidently fell from a pre and was killed. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE: CAR.LTON-HOUSE, AECT. 29.. 597 This day the Baron de Rehausen, Envoy ,Exttaordinary and Minis ter Pleoiliotentirtry from the King of Si.veclen, ha4l ,Itii *first private audience of his Ro)al li.gliess the Prince Regent, to deliver his credentials. ------- BA NKIOU PTS. J. Laing and T. Rattray, merchanti, London, to surrender, Sept, Oct. 1 - 2 and Nov. S,'at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cot,re, Great W inc Lester-street, Broad- treet J. Ilindstead, Chichester, inii,keeper, Sept. 28, 9, and Nov. 3, at e, at the Golden Fleece, Chid a ter. Attornies, Messrs. Dailey and Blagden, Chichester ; and Messrs. Few, Ashmore and Hamilton, Henrie!ta-street, Covent-garden, London. . T. Gillespy, Coal Exchange, coal-factor, Oct. 6, 13, and NW,. 5., at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Atcheson acd Morgan, Great Winchester-street, Broad street. I'. Nlinris, Greenwich-road, Imker, September 26. Oct. 8. and . Nov. l, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. Pullen, Fore stree. S. Cheetham, -Manchester. victualler, Oct. 5, 13, and Nov. 3. at eleven, at the Mosly Arms, Nianchcster. Attnrtites, Mr. Ellis, Chan cery-lane, London ; and Mr. Cardwell, Manchester. B. A. Dm, Aston, Watw-ckshire, brass-founder, Oct. 5,,6, and N .v. ;!, at two, at-the Sheakspear :ravers', - Birmingham. Attornies, Xlessrs. Swain, -Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, 04 Jewry, London ; W Irately, Birmingham. T. 12% atts, and W. R vatts,.Portsmouth, cutlers, Oct. 2, 3, and Nov. 3, at eleven, at the Commercial Intt, Shaeld. Attor nies, Mess r , . Blakelnek and Makinson, Serjeant's Inn, London; and Mr. Shearw-ind, W. Parson, -Manchester, bookseller, Oct. 12, 16, and Nov. 3, at two, at die Nlo,lev Arms, Winchester. Attsiriiies, Messrs. Hewitt and Ki; 4, Manchester; and Nlr. R . Ellis, Cliancery.lane, London. Wade, \Low hester, sadler, Oa. 12, IS, and Ilov. 3, at two, at the Palace lon, tvi.iticlirster. Att o rnies, Mr. Hopkinson, Dewsbury; and Mr.:Hartley, New Bridec- street, BlaLlariars, London. T. Eriel:i-t, tipper Georgt.-stteift Mar bone, plumber, Oct. 6, 13, and Nov. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean- Soho. SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON . GAZETTE J OF TUESDAY,-SEPT. 1812. [Publi,hed t.O V. erhiesday, September 23.) WAR DEPRATMENT. nowNtsn•stni•t:T. SEPT. 2J, 1812• A dispatch, of which the following is a copy, has been this tisly received at EArl Bathitrst's office, a ic!ressed t his Loid 4 hip by Kijor General Cooke, dated Cadiz, Au, st 30, 1812 : Cad 4, August 30. v Los n,—Since my letter of yesterday's date, reporting the rn 'ranee into Seville of the &hied Corps, under General l.a Cruz and Colt. net Skerrett. I have received a dispatch trout the latter, of A WO I transmit a copy herewith, and a return of the killed and wounded of the i±titish detaethwitt. .1 have the henetir to he. ke. GEO. COOK E, Major-General. Nevilie, Anguot ti. .h., ye the Ihmonr to rep. , rt the movenieht s lit the deiar.h. met tu.der my orders, since the date of hst ; the result of w inch —the CA Othle wt the ci•y of Sevillz-, by assault, defended bv eight french hattalinns, and two regiments of &Agoura:, entrosehed— will, I trust. be consitiered as honourable to the allied arms, and serviceable to the cause of Spill. On the 'llth instant, Gel era! Cri , 4 Menveen, cnrnmanding the Spanish troop, :led alas. It. ju-. 7 .aed it advisable to make a tor w:gcl movement on Sevir e; for this put rose it was adviseabie to force the • eneiny's corps of observation, of fial eavAll v. anal 20‘1 jowl r%, a t Sr. Lucia Id Mayor. I marched from Manzanula with SIXI tr. ops.ctin. posed of the I t re;s.iment of guards, the 87th, anti the I' , l ugiuLse regiment, Itr;gadier General Do. ide, accompanied with Oat s t r d i,kh troops. The Spanish column att +eked on the right, atui the B r iti,h and Portuguese or the left. The French were (;rieeh thr„ ti gh t h e streets with precipitation, leaving some killed, wount!ed, and pri soners. We took pot at San I.licar without the loss of a m.:1). On the '26 , h in-t. General Cruz and my.elt having ju 'y:,ett that it would be attended with the most beneficial ettet . ., both on.tlr. opniton. and in saving the city from being plundered, tt the French could be precipitated in their retreat from Se,ville, the allied Tr .s , ps, in consequence. in .relied for this purpose, and a.rived at Vie liti h hts vt . Castiitejos de la Cue•ta, immediately above Seville, on the morning of the 'nth, at Sig o'CiocK The Spanish truf•ps ti - rtnrd our aficince. The French advance was driven in; the cav:Ory retired, leaving the infantry in the plain. wloch last were charged by the Spaiish cavalry, who made many pets. ners. Thu Spanish troops attacked a redoubt an our left, and lust a good