TILE tATIONAT, RFeriSTEit. •" 'flee extraordinary situation in which I was placed compelled me to come forward in behalf at my honour and my life. I have been rewaAed not only by theind versa' acknowledgment of my itinneence, but by testimonies of affection front a loyal and high-spirited people, which I shall gratefully remember as long as I live. . 46 At the present moment, I am father disposed do dwell upon this pleasing circumstance, than urn any recollection of a less agreable kind. The trials;'however, which I have undergone, will,•1 am con fitlent, produce one good effect : they will renfirin in my I)anthtet's mind, that attachment to the Conti tuition which she already cherishes, and inipress her more and more with the conviction, that a 4 no sta tion can be secure except in a free country, it is both the interest and the most sacred (lei) , of an English Monarch, to watch over the li,berties of the People." Her Royal Highness's manner was peculiarly affecting, anti the firm, yet delicate way in which she marked those sentiments and passages the deattst to her heart, made a deep and evident impres sion on her anditurs. She was dressed with great neatness and sim plicity. On ler right hand were Lady Charlotte Lindsay and Lady Charlotte Campbell, with one of the Ladies of the Bed-chamber, and the Page of the presence ; and on her left were the Vice-Clam herlaiti, Lady Ann Haimiton, a Lady of the Bed-chamber, autl two razes, in When the Pi incess !lad read her Answer, the Lord Mayor, Alder men, &e. S:e. experienced, in their turn, a most gracious reception, and had the honour of kissing her R.byal Highness's hand. Among those whom the Pi ncess conth4eendecl most particu larly t'' distingi!i hr a marked attention, were Aldermen Combe and Wood. itlr. Waithmati,and Mr. Quill. She extended her hand to Mr. Alderman Wood with a smile of cordial satisfaction, and conversed with hint for a few moments. To Mr. Waiihmati. she in an emphatic tone,—" Mr ‘Vaithman, Tam very glad to see you : I teel highly gratifityl at the interest yon have taken in my honour and In:ppinuss. lam slue neither I nor my daughser will ever forget it."--To Mr Quin, who happened to be one of the last who had the lionlur of kissing leer hand, she said—" I am very happy to see you. I hope your arc very well. I feel myself much obliged to yot " A very considerable concourse of people was collected close to the 's inflows of the Saloon, and the acehunations wet e fond and repeated, both when the Recorder and Her Royal Highness had read the Address and the Answer. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WAR DEPA RT M ENT! DOWN] Ng?-STR EFT, APRIL 26. - letter of which the following is an extract, has brcn received from Lient.-Colonel Boorke,tl.,ted Corutita. April 14 : An official account, which I have received from the Governor of Castro Urdiales, reports the investiture of that place, on the 18th ultimo, by about three thousand men un.'er General Pahmibinit, who. after different attempts, in all of which he was beat by the garrison, , ptired on tie 2?th towards liilbon and ni l eaulip The, immediate cause of his retreat was the approach of General Mendi zaln I, vt ith the dkisipn of Longa and other corps, to' the re:iefol the place. The enemy hist in the (litit cut attacks. anti in a skirmish with the force twat!' General Mendizahel, ern the Qtith. iirat* six hundred men, in killed, %winded, and missing. The ereatest ex cesses awl barbati.ies were committed ley the Italian troops in the mcighbourlrood or the place, during ttlic period of the siege. Ge neral ISlenOtzabel has since returned with his troops to Valmaseda and Oiduna !Laving a battalien of Colonel Longa's in ,garrison in Castro. BANKRUPTS. W. Hervey, of Teraien-street , wine'-n erellant, tp surrender Ninv 4. 18, and June 8, at ten ut Attorhe..-, Mr. Burn, Auction-Marl A. Sievensnn, till. of Ne.‘e.ole-noon-1:•nc, Pliii).4)wilcr. NI iv 5, 17, end June C. at eleven. at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. At tornies, Messrs !lel fo.d Brocirick, don ; and Wit., Sey mour, Newcastle-upon Tyne. 'l'. Ke% 'w.f. and J R. Hall. of Friday-street, Menn , i4e, warehousemen 311 ty 3, - n eleven 8, and June 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Mes•rs. Vairthorne, and Cu'h ke, Warult.rd-court, Throgmorton *treet. C. M or r il l and T. Burlatttl, of l iverpnol, mercltants. May 19 20. and June IL at one, at the (ie!“-7,!. Inn, Liverpool Attornics. Ales.rs. anti Maciii.r 11, Chanetty lane, London ; Messrs. Lace and )loler ; and Mr. Radcliffe, Liverpool. 3. rust. of St, John-stmet, West S;nitlitield, linen-draper, May 4, 11, MAY 2. and June '2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basirwliall-street. • .1. Edward., or Waltham Holy-crosf, rsfiex, carpenter. May 4, at elevyik, 8. and June 8, ten, at Guildhall, London. Attoiney, Mr. Jess* Waltham Abbey, Essex. Davis, of Briglithelnistr ii, Sussex, carrier, May 1„:3, and June 8, at nine. at the Old Ship Tavern, Brightlielinston. Attornies,tlr..Muure, Woodstock-sue: t. London ; and Mr Attree, BiLlithelniston. J. Dixon and L. Ramsd-n. of Leeds, Yorkshire, dyers. May I'2, 13, and June 8. at ten, at the Three Lee's Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Bat tye, Chancery-lane, London ; and Nles•rs. Raynor, 0 E. Hicks, of Sun-str , et, 13ishopsgate-street, jeweller, May 4, 15, and JUTIC 8, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. iiriggs, Essex -street, Strand. T. Holt, of Pall-Mall, jeweller, May 4. 15, and June 8, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Llevccllin, ISlnhle-street, Cheapside. r. Powis, of Vauxhall, Surrey, victiial:er, May 1, 8. and June 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Atiornies, Mr. Sandorn, Union street, Deptford ; and Mr. Walker, Chancery -lane. R. Clarke, and R: Brown, of Clement's-lane, grocers, May 8,15, and June 8. at elzven, at Guildhall. Attornies, 2.lcssrs. Gutty and Bad dan, Angel-court, Throgniorton-street. DIVIDENDS. lk , y 22. S. Junes, of St. Paul's church-yard, silk-manufacturer, al eleven, at Guildlodl.--June 5. C. Toplis, jOO. of Queen-street, Blooms bury, warehouseman, at tern, at Guildball.— May 25. 11. 11. Isrisel, of Wood-sireet, Cheapside, silk-ma:mfacturer, at eleven, at Guildhall.-- June 3. W. Hassad, of hlanclits . er, grocer, at three, at the Mo--ley Arms [nu, Manchester.--May 1. J Purdy, late of Ludgate-hill, It-id:- seller, at one, at Guildhall,—May 18 11. Seabro , k, of Great Britakv, butcher, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Newmarket —May 113, R. Griffin, of Birmingham, diaper, at eleven, at the Royal Hutel, Pir roingham.—May 15 J. Apployatd, of Queen Anne-street west, book serer, at ten, at Guiloball.—May 18. E. Kay, of Birmingham, brandy merchant, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.--May 29. I. Moses, of Rood lane, insirance-broki . r, _at twelve. at Guildhall—June 12. W. Bamford, of Houndsditch, timber-merchant, at eleven, at Guild hall.—May 29. T. Woodhouse, of Lower Shadwell, butcher, at one, at Guilithall.—June 12. .1. Richardson, hne of Bethnal-green, merchaut, at ele , en, at Guildhall.—May 19. A. Geddes and G. Evans, of Upper East Smithfield, bottle-merchants, at twelve, at Guildh4ll.—May "Y.. 1. Sotnervell, of London-wall, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.— May 19. S. Coungoit, late of New-street, i'ishopviate-street, merchant, at twelve, at Guilt all. —May 1 0 . J. Layton and J Hillier, late of Poole, Dorset shire, linen-drapers, at one, at Guildhall, I ondon.—May 15 T. %Vara, late 01 Newcastle-upon-T.% ne, merctant, at two, at Guildhall London May 25. W. Almond, of Kingston upon Hull, grocer, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern. Kingston•upon-Hull.—May 25 J. and It Mad (lock, of Rosemary lane, timber-merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. — .. May 8. W. Pagett, of Aldenhani Wood farm, Heitfoidshire, cydr:r-incr eliaot, a: twelve, at GAlball.—May 27. P. Ayton, of Coventrt , rue merchaut, at eleven, at the George inn, Coventry.—:MAy '29. J. of Little Tower-hill, and of Great Pre.cott-street, Goodman's fields, wine-merchant, at one. at Guildhall—May 1. N. Doa son, of St. Ann's , I ale, Foster-lane, • warehouseman, at one, at Guildhall.—May 26. O. Hargreave and J. Goodwin, of Manchester, merchant-, at two, at the Star Inas Manchester.—June 1. 11. Arnold. of Catealon-street, wine houseman, at ten, at Guirrlhall.—M:ll at. J. Neale of Livertinol, mer chant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.—.Ririe 3.11. Webb, of Manchester, victualler, at the Musky Arms Inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES.—MA V 18. .1. Hide, late of Honour. Devoie-hire. wheelwright —F. Kinman, of Ni w -street-sq are, and Shoe-lane. founder.-11. Charles, of Alban's street Pall-mall, tali Giles, of Bristol, carman-carrier.--)r'. Hodgson, of King Edward-street, Wapping, porter-merchant.—C'. pen, of LimeiAuse, Aliddleseg, hoop bender.--M, Barnett, of High street, Shadv , ell, slopselltr. • W. Edgar, late of Maidstone, Kent, gre cer.—J. Thomp-00, of Hertford, boot alai shoe-maker.;- . —W. Lacy, of KIM! Fdward-s reef, Wapping. porter-merchant --R. Purer, late of NVorilwicti. baker. —S. Moses, of W-ttord, Ilertfordshire, watch-looker. —J. Raffield, of Edward-street, Cavendi,h-square, builder. J. Brown, • ‘,l N. roan-Oretf, Old-street-road, blue-malter.—J. Kay, of Warrinioun, Lanicaslure, ironmonger. [Diridends and Certificuirs omitted in our kill May 14. Roberta and S. Wel,ll, of Snffolk-lane, Cannon-street, cotton-brcker,, at twelv, , a.t Gui dhall --.llay 15 1). no ler, ot court, Fits.er-laite. Clieapftide, rib Lon weaver. at Iwcive, at Gutl:l - 15. T. S..epherd, late of Great Al a ry-le-bone•strect, limeo drver, at tcn, at 18. %." Green, Chapel-street, Grualeuurllace a dealer, at ttd, ut Uui;(1 . .. 4 11,---11.1ay lb. C. (novel, of V