THE NATIONAL REGISTER. br peke, that iinhitiOns and restless spirit, Buiimipiitte. N. B. Lu, en, the brother Of Napo suit's his name, Banaortrie; leaving out the u. The Sint rises et 6 h. 56 min. tets•at 5 h. 4 min • . . • . • la CUR RESPON.DENIS • , We regret our intibilitx h. in-ert all the various Drury-Lene _Addresses which we have received. Our Corre•putitients, on reflect im. will feel that the Harrow limits ni a Weekl y Paper nuke it impossible THE' NATIONAL REGI STER. • . • Loom, SUNDAY, .Or7TOBER , - • SIGNAL DEFEAT OF THE FllENell 1W LORD WELLINGTON. :..News of i•great victory reached town yesterday, in thr form of a letter from Weymouth, to which considerable credit was attached in the t'ity. Oc.-r. 16.—A cutter is arrived at Guernsey, whidi left Risadeo ore the.Stis instant, and brings the intel:4;ence that ac counts had arrived therc,on. the tith, of an engagement having tAen place at about 7 learms from turgos, between the French and Com• billed Forces, and that the latter were victor:oils. The loss of the trench was estimated at 16,0Cekilled and prisoners. The loss on the, pert of tine English was not ascertained. " Ncicdoubt is entertained built respect to an action having been fought, but die 7 ilO.Poi iMagine that the calculation with regard to the DUlnbg.C4 killed and prisoners is accurate. St . Minot his ala..wcen or des.tt4ed a part of the garrison be. longing to timplossit. 4en, then at Lauss, - v,iiiiuut any material lots. . 44 This aceaunt Was. bronAN. in a cutter , to Guernsey on the 13th instant; she left Itiv4tlco, on. t;hc, 9:h inst. We have letters also from the molt tes.Pectabie filfrobint's'pi Guernsey, as;:uting us that we may lotus con fi dence In the infornuting." kettto the same effect have been received from , • buernsey. OFFER OF Frank MTh/ RVONAIIARTE. Private .acOngpts from Petershafgh of the 22d ult. state, that tilaiAZoVs army. bad advanced on the Moscow road, near Smolensk j shat ,IitIONAP.ARTE HAD SENT OFFERS OF PEACE TO MARSDAIrKUTLIsOW, ON ENTERMG Moscow, wittett THk MARSIIAL triECTED, and• i the i ku , sslatis preparil* to advance." . It wai•stated at Stockholm, ,on the -gth of October. that the Emperor of Russia bad published a Proclamation, call ing forth the exertions of all .his subjects, and declating his detertnitigticin to mist all Oyerrtires from the enemy, I "'b~SPfITGIIE4FRO)I LORD IYILLIs , GTON. From the Peninstila we have had no arrivals of importance in the course of :be week. ThO dispatches of Lord V‘ EL- LiNGibit hate heed received glee intelligence of a nature unfavourable in itself, though of little importance as Viewed.with a refe. ence to the issue of the eampaign. ,- l i si , an attempt to storm the oittwa.d line of the enemy's fortifica tions 'At Burgos, the Allies haVe beep unkicce:sfnj. Lord Ship, ho....cyer t is still early ing on the. liege with every prospect of tAirnitte sk.ce,s.. The. army of .1114%1{140NT re- . l mains inacti%e at.l3ribriesca and Pancoryci, at the distance of ' a few leaves front our own, which is strongly posted in front of Burgos and Villa Toro. .losEPil 13tiONItt ) A RTE, SOULT, find SuCtaT efre n ctuti a junction at. Juniata, in the kin3dom of Varelicia. Their united force is stated to amount to seventy thausatt,d men. Since writing t h e. above, a illipetch received yesterday thit . 1 1t-tiLtis of WEt.t.trtotpti, has brought the follow- frOrn• which . Le seen the siege of lia:gois,gOes on well. Otairsul6-STRFAT, ocr; 17, Mit KAtiphri . h. of which the foliowink is an ~ atract, hat been thi4 mtWittist relit 9!!!;* acklresracd to hit I.oiltiliep OCT. 18. by General the Marquis of Wellington, dated Villa Tnro, the sth October, 1812. One of the mines which had been prepared under the exterior line of the castle of Burgs, was exphtded at in:clan:lit ut the q9rh, and eliZetvil a breach tit the wall, which some of the party, destined io attack it, were enabled to storm ; bui owing to the daiktiti.s of the night, the detachment who woe to support the a.tv;nced party, voisird their way., and the advance wete drib , it oft' the breach : , e;;in ho cre they could be effectually supported. The larea. h efrYcted by the wine • was not of A description to be storme•l except at the m , i; e•,t I the explosion ; awl it was necessary to improve it h) fire, lien.re the at tempt could he repe.lAt. Rut all our endeay. urs coil...truer bat teries in the bet sit lation to fire upon the w:411 faile.",- in t . onseesuence of the grelt superiority a f the er:einv's the. In mean. time anoth.r mine had bee, piaced under the wail, which wins ready yestentiy, and I a tire °pencil '3 . esrertliy morning front a Batt:-ry constructed tinder cover of the hortiwcrk. The tire from this battery improv d the breaLtli fir,t inade ; and the explosion of the at five o'clock yerterdav evening, etti.eteil a second breach. Roth were moult .diately stormed by the 2il hartklicn cf the '23 It regiment, under the ccwmand t f Captain 1.1(0de/wick, which 1 hat! crJered into lbt trenches for that purpcse; :nit cur troops were establishicl wi;hin the c‘tetiiir line of the works tit the castle of 'Butgos. The conduct of the 21th regiment was hi• e ,n!,• praisewoo thy ; and Captain Healder - ,‘ i t •k a nd I.l e .nr. m in ts H o t il! , : , an d Fraser, who led the two slot tnitie parties, partkirlarly distinewskid t 1 am happy to add, the operation was ethcted •suffecing a very sevtile loss. The enemy are still upon the Ebro, and have not made any attempt to ieterrttpt our operations. It is reported they have extended to their left as far as Logrono. My List reports front the frontiers of Valencia are of the 25th. It • 1 Is stated that Joseph was at A lmatizt, with fiteen thousand men, to join 111ar:ial Soulr, t. ho was on his march through Murcia from Grenada. My last letter from Lientenant.General MWitland is of the 21st ultimo. Lieutenant-General Sir Rowland Hitt is on the Tagus. I between Aranju:z and Toledo. - - By the last accounts -1 have of General Ballasteros he was at Gre w: !a, but he has been ordrred to Alcarsz -1 inc se a return of killed - and wounded since she 27 . h ult:rn". Abstract of the Killed, Wounded, and Missing, of the Army under the command of the Marquis of 'Wtt.LiNt.TON, in !ht. Si c , e < f the Castle of Burgos, from the 27th of September, to the 6th of Oct. inclusive. HAITILft Loss.—Four seritints and 48 rank and file killei; 1 lirtt• terant-colonel, 2 captains, 4 lieutenants, 2 en , igns ' 9 scricant,, 3 disnr.mers, and 217 rank and tile wounded ; 3 rank and fit: 1 1 014113(1: - EsE Lass.—One serjeant and 23 rank and fiir ; 1 littnenant, 1 ensign 1 serjeant, I drummer, and a rin.k and file, tvJundett ; 1 rank and tile ritissng. Tor.st. Bat t Ist! AND PORTUCVEIL Loss.—Five scrjearts and 71 rank mid file killed ; I lieutenant-colonel, 2 earn:lms, .5 tiorenants, ensigns, 10 setkants, 4 drummers, 299 rank and wound 4 ; and 4 rank and missing. NAstEs.or orrtew wooL:rgo. Brevet Lieut.-Col. Jones, roval Ltiginrers, severely. Entigit bdtt. 11th toot, right arm amputated. Captain C ,, ote, 21 bitt. '2lth loot, sevaelir. Leta. NVOlffolkiteting Engineer, 2d batt. 30th foot, severely. Ensign 2:1 bait. 53d reg.ralightly. C-iptain DudgeoTt,•2l bast. 58. th severely. I.eslie, ban. 79th toot, severely. I.lrut. Meyealst line hart. King's German Legion, severely. Lieut. Schluruth, sth line bate. ditto, slightly. The iai tr.* *- 4 - 71na Mail has brght the fo!lowing interesting . 1 • •- advices.olijhe same sul): :., 0 Cr*,l ~1 4, Avo: 5.--/ly the English post which arrived to. 4 n . ght frOM:; ?ilia Torn, three quarters of a league from lliir7o% winch place it , , :,. on the Ist inst. we know that the castle had then two Foreacl47,lmd was very near its surrender ; that in Bribieacu there iiiid been Oine fi!hting between the allied t:onps cud the Frencii, in which We wrr,e victorious. . " The Cormoia Diary contains a dispatch from 'Estroz v MINA, dated Puenta La Rena, in which he states having defeated General Anat . . who, on the t'lst of August, had marched from Pampl•.na with t,561 %ten, for Or porpu , e of collecting provisions, with the loss of 1060 men, iii killed, w. waded, and pritioners." •-rvitiaana6 4 .— . ,• . . . DE3TRUCTION OP MOSCOW—DIPtIttILTIES OF THE FltENtll. • - • t l ir ' - x raor. 'nary as it may at first sight appear, the con tents, of the twootieth and twenty-firer French Bulletins dated September 17th and 20e, received siOce our last, seem to nit calculated to tetive; rather than to slime, tope ! . • • The linciErit 'eapftV :of 'thi. bar's, it 13 flub . , exits no more,. . e exception with thon or the . Kremlin, whence the invader, o't , .. vliose account cities blue an d thousands perish, stood liise , 1 1 1 , r ;, f.