THE NATIONAL RtGISTER. ADMIRALTY, JUNE 31. t‘ Lord Keith has transmitted letters from Captain Sir G. Collier, dated Santauder, the '2Olll and '2l st instant, atinounciug the advauze of the Marquis of Wellington . Sir G. Collier bad -been sent with Lord Welliagton's instructions relative to the supplies, &c. " Melia:l.r walls of the castle and works of Burgos were blown up by the enemy on the morning of the 13th, in consequence-of the rapid advance of the Allies : 30 of the garrison perisiteA in the explosion. Sir T. Graham crossed the Ebro by the bridge of Areno on the 13th, and was follawed by the army on the 16th at Quintana, when head-quarters were at Villareayo and Medina de Punta. " On the 17 th,tord Wellington's head-quartets were at Reynosa, end the next day at St. Martin's, about a league in advance. On the lifth, a conductor of artillery left his Lotdship in that neigh bourhood. IL reports to Sir George Collier, that Lord Wellington was to tix his head quarters, en the 191 h, within four leagues of Vi tori . " The enemy had destroyed the fortifications at Pancorvo and at Miraitda.. V Between 3 and 4000 men (prohably Patombini . s) wer: , cut off trout the Bilboa road, on w Rich they Were obliged to retire, full Aved up by soine thoivatidA or Spaniards under General Giroo. with cavAr - i and artillery, " Freneh neutral Clansci's diviion had suffered a loss of 2,stai men in their pursuit of Mina, which, however, had been assidnonsty folhw.ed op, and Mina had been a ) Li deal prssei.l. l'alonibini*s loss in the :muck of and 'oat ell from Castro, was estima ted to be equally " Miha writes that Joseplei brad-quartet's were transferred to Pampelana ; and that St:chi:Cs army was in motion, apparently to cross the Ebro." JULY. 4. The third Sundmr liter Trinity—Epiitle 1. Peter, v. 5. Gospel St. Luke, xv. I.—Translation of St. Martin, Bishop of Touts, from the place where he was buried, to a more noble and iiLiotitieent tomb, by Per petutis, one,Of his successors on tl e see of that city.—Also ciouinettio ration of the Prophets Hosea and Haggai.--1761. Death of Samuel Richardson, an eminent English painter, in his time.---1776. The Americans fortunlly renounce all connection with Great Britain, and declare themselves independent. The Sun rises at 3 h. 47 mitt. sets at 8 It. 13 ',;in. High water morn. 6 h. 16. ruin. afternoon at 6 h. 40 min. 5. Moat/cob -St. Domains, whose courage was rewaried by the cr> n of 'witty' donts-1100. Jerns dem often by the Cru wders.- • 1683. The Date of Monmouth defeated at Sedgeiuoor.--1643. Baal , of Landsdown. The Sun rises at S h. 47 min. sots at 3 :1. 13 min.. High water morning at 7 h. 3 min. afternoon at 7 h. !6 min. First quarttr of the Mo,,n, at 40 min. past 11, MOM, 6. Tuesday.--Commemoration of lkaiali the Prophet, whose` for sublimity equals the finest production , of the 11.-ichons, sort' writings, with respect to the establishment and prows of the relit!itm, are of the utowst isno,rtatice.- -Old Midsumno Death of Henry 11.-1353. Death ut Edward Vl.--1535. Moore beheaded. The Sun rises at 3 h. 43 min. sets at 8 h. 13 rti' High-water tuorniort at 7 h. 5 t min. ailertwon 3 h. Oxf. Act.'--Carob. commt nee.ment. 7. lredursduy.—St. Thomas a'Beeket, martyr. 11 Chancellor of England. and Archbishop of trtutc: was the result of the King's anger, and tour gentle' desiring to please their waster, assassinated the vent' toot of the altar, ill his ono cathedral. Ile was e; Eiwnrd I died.-1799. Death of 1i film nt ' botanist, author of Flora Loalt;nens;s---"iiinity Tiw Suit rises at 4 h. 43 min. set, at High-mater morning at i 3 h. 47 min. after, 8.7 htersday.—St. Elizabeth, Queen of Porto states of virginity, matrimony, :oaf widow , ' We of piety, charity, and Sh. Acquilas and Priscilla, tent-makers at Co receiving St. Paul as a lodger in thoir fall was experienced in the public fond affected ti.i atenings of*invasion hum 0 The Suit rises at 3 It. 49 tit' High-water morning at 9 43 r 9. Friday—St. Cyril, Bishop Of fourscore was exposed to the flamer rel'used sacrificing to time iJoli murdered.—lnos. fire was d soo t, I:N 6ll; 4 lli:died by the timely —1497. V.:l•!ej de Giltila 5111 C Indies, by the Cape of Good to chat period, t pr na viguto shorten the volage to I he e tho-e ages of ioorance l daring toote ttaking. ally contrary to the princi;d famous lethargic w sleep-lrouding wand mat: was eaker can I ulron the whole lien torch of ph:loso;dr '1 i 4 High writer 10. Saturday to (leash tinder tho tiro 'o tin and :;114.Y;•• , 1 closed the The me I coun NIARTIAL. •The Court-martial which lately assembled at POrtSlnnlith, for the trial of Lieutenant. Delay, of the Royal Marines (late 'if the Java frigate) on charges of hiving relived to accomit for certain pro perly, with which ht: had hecn ellinisled, due to the V. idOW of One of the officers of the J rya s who was killed in action—.of inutiniu , awl violent behaviour to bcneral Elliot, commander of tile Marines at Portsmouth—and, lastly, of desertion—linished their proceedings last week, and passed tile following sentence On the prisoner, which wasiapproveil of by the Lords of the AdmiraVy : " rhat he be cashiered, and rendered incapable and unworthy to serve his Majesty, his heirs anti StleeeSSON in any civil or military capacity whatever ; and in order to mark the abhorrence of the Court to so foul an act as lifting a sy capon, and offering violence against his Conhnawiing Officer, Lieutenant-tieneral Elliot, that he lie cashiered in the most public manlier, at the head of the Royal Marines duty at head-quarter!, and his sash and his epaulet to be cut from his person I.iy the Drum-Major of the di% ision." On Saturday inorniw,:, :It ten o'clock, the sentence was carried into execution at l'ortsinfAith. All the officers mil men at quarters having been ordered . tindcr arms, Lieutenant Dula') was brought Irmo his room, in custody of the officer on guard, and placed in Ult centre of a hollow square, which the troops had formed. The sen t Alec was then read by the JutLe Advocate (Lieutenant and Adju tant Patten), and the Drurn-M4jor cut the epaulet from off his shoulder, and his sash from around his body. General V. int& r Oho President) then addressed the corps in an impressive manner, and pointing out the evils of in , nbordination, adverted to the case they bad just witnessed, as a proof that no rank was above the reach of the law. kle informed Mr. Delap, that it was his good conduct time action between the Java and Constitution that had alone averted an additionally disgraceful circumstance that would have been in cluded in the sentence—that of having his sword broke over his head. Mr. Delap was then led out of the barracks. Sir ROBERT NN ILSON has been invested by thetmperor of Russ' A, in the presence of the whole army, with the Order of St. George, as a reward for his services at Lutzen— at the passage of the Elbe—and on the 2 1s t and 22d of May at Bautzen. At the same time, Captain J AMES, Aid- de ('amp of Sir CHARLES STEWART, Nephew of Lord m DEN ; the Russian Ba:on BRINK EN ; and Captain CnaLLEs, of the artillery, Sir ROBERT NV ILSO'N'S Aid-de- Camp, received badges of distinction of the Orders of St. Anne. OFFICIAL BULLETIN. 711 E IIIe,I3II(i.VADARY. 4, ,y TA' 4. t‘ Lord Kei Collier, dated ae lvaeze. of thi sent with Lor( " 'rite inn( I up by the etre r,apici advance explosion. Ni on the 13th, al When head-get 6 4 On the V find the next the Idth, a ci: bonrltood. I! was to tit his Vitoria. " The cuen at Miranda.. wer: , cur off t! retire, full )IVi Giro!). with I " Toe I:re.a - ) 5t.0 nicti in ;lssi(IIIo11"tV ti Pidonihini's tea to be eye " wr PainpLiona ; cra3s tlit: Ebr, •The Covert. trial of Lien frigate) 0:: el per;y, with of the officer and violent I) at l'ortsinotil last week, al walapprove " I'liat lie terve his Ma capacity Court to to against his he be eashivi Marines (toil tO be cot fel On Sot in . , into exc-ctitii havint.l been front hts roo centre of a wive was tl Wit Pat tell shoulder, al President) pointing, on had just wit the low. the action I; adelitiut elu:led in head. Mr. Sir Ro of Russi A Order of at the pas at Bautz( I ....