The National Register. — London, England, 1811-04-14 00:00:00

9f14 ~':~;:. this day:- We aSientti . led theartny upon the Sierra de Nfoita on the 12.tb,.anti Gur ad - 4ance4tui.its are this day.peyond Pinhar,cos. The militia, under Colonels Wilson and Vrant, are at Fornos. We have trken great nun.thers of prisoners, and the enemy liav continued to destroy thtlr carriages and their cannon, and what ever vvolthi iarpOe tlmir Arogrogs; A the greatest number of prisoners' taken on the 19(1. had been sent (rut onfor aging parties towards the Nfondego, sild hatiliten ordered to return to their potthi. - rit oti the Alva, I cmicititie that the enemy had intended"to remain in it for emir days. Soult has ;one to .eville since the wit eif-Niciujos; and it is reported, that about 3060 French troops hien sew on their 'starch through Baxearota to the south ward. - BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. rani e$ Dertffri, of 13 trrithno, Staix leb dump s from April 6, Ito Liq 25, at ten at Gaiitti:an. • PX.l'lfiß . wrrs. George Atkinson . , of T..eicester4rceer. Rkhartl Kuight, 1V ,• Wilts, grocer. Thonye.#.! - ;torliei - , of Park Mill, Staffora Oi'ge Wilkiiisoo ,of 13ra411- street, near the Loudon Docks, W.ippiNtg, sail-rte cr. Thomas' Holmes, of 6lidlield Park, York, tfltrie-knifo•nianu facturer. • • John Grav,es of Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-Fluare, upholsterer. Daniel Wltit'iram Garravi , ay, of Sivausea, .Ulaniorgaas, _ _ John Bell, late of I.ey!nirn, York, woolstapler. *John 7Vlucauley and James Oldlicld, of Liyerpool,merthants. lialidersou, late .of King's-erred, Sampson's-gardens, deal r. I..a.r!abas Camplxill, of-Upper Thames-street, ale and.por,ter sealer. _ _ ------- - Joseph Franklyn; late of Up-,,ingham, Rutland, nercer. CERT IFICAT ES.—A PRI I. M. Joseph Kirk, of Leeds, York, tin-plate-worker.— . .lantes So den, of.ooentry, ITloney-scrivener.--.l3oPjantin Roffey, of New Fond-street, tailor.—llenry Dar:vin, of outhanapton, taller.— Yhi~fp I' of Drury-lane, tailor...--Wm. I litChon, of Saint reter's-hill ; lioctors'' Commons, r:balebOne-merchant.-rThos. Bentley and Ebenezer Alexander Whytt, of Fenehureli-street, drv,alters.. ! — I homas Eastman , of Cletuent's-b t ne, Merchan— /01m Pm-4:l•tin , ,t, late of Old Bond-street, tailor.—Thamas Mal tars, of C,ravel-latie, Surrey; Revisor+, of Wig ton, Cuinberimd, and luhn Barnes, of Little Banyton, Cum b-ri3nd, manufacturers.—Dorninico Corti, late of Air-street, riccadiay, professor of music.—Tohn Bauger ' afthe Old JeWry, znercoant.—Jolai Mills, of Flolywell-strect, Strand, merchant. Robson; of Albeinarlv-street, Piccadilly , milliner.— CalLb St9wy.;, of Paternoster-row, printer. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. D6INNINp . -STREET, ArBIL 13. A Dispatch, of which the following is an extract, was yes tereay evening received from Lieutenant-General Lord Viscount Weill-400r, .K. 13. by the Earl of Liverpool, dated Goveia, March the 27th, MIL When I found that the enemy retired with such celerity from Mnita, I continued - the pursuit of them with the cavalry, and the hi.;ht.alvision under Major-General Sir Wm. Ersklne otdy, supporting these troops with •the 6th and'Sd divisions of infantry, and by the.militia on the right of the Motidego; and I . was fed t . obaifthe remainder of the army till the s•ipplics, which Lad been sent roupd froM the Tagus to the Mondego, should arrive. This halt was the ,more desirable as nothing could be found. in the country, and every day's march increasing the dis tance from the magazines on the Tagus, rendered the supply of the troop« more difficult and precarious ; and the further ad- Irabtfl of ;Le main bodylor a few days did not appear to be ne ecisary. The cavalry and light troops' coutinued to annoy the enemy's rear and to take prisoners; and the militia under Colonel Wilson had an affair with a detachment of the enemy . , on the 22d, not far Frain Celorico, in which they killed seven and wounded sever.l, and took fifteen prisorwrs. The militia under General Bilvicra also tank some prism - rem on the 25th. 1 Le (mien!) , retired his left, the ::dl corps, by Goveia through Ole rnountitins upon Guarda, and the remainder of the army by Alichigikiroad upon. Cdaricio. . 'Mil Lave since moved =fait t ~~ :~ RTI,C, srrill. troops upon Guarda, which position they Still hold in .strength - , Our advanced guard is in front of Celorico, towards Guar' and Alverca, and the 3d division in the mountains, and pying l'orco Miserella and Prados. The allied troeps will be collected in the neighbour' Celorico to-morrow. General Ballesteros surprised General Remon, on the al Palma, and dispersed his detachment, and took from five hundred prisoners. General Ilallesteros had since retired to Valverde, and that General Zayas had been detached from Cadiz w' thousand men, including four hundred cavalry to be barked at Huelva to join General Ballesteros. P. S. Since writing the above I have received the report gallant action of one of our patroles yesterday evening, betvieen Alverca and Guarda, under the command of Lie; tenant of the 16th Light Dragoons, and Lieutenant Foster, Royals, who attacked a detachment of the enemy's cavalry tween Alverca and Garda, and killed and wounded sew them, and took the Officer and thirty-seven men prisoner The enemy have withdrawn from Pinliel across the Coa. FOREIG'g OFFICE, APRIL 12. Dispatches have this slay been received at this ()Mee Charles Stuart, Esq. his Majesty's Minister at Lisbon, the 30th ultimo, stating that Sir William Beresford, united the whole of his force in Portalegre on the 23d sidvimced on the 24th, and attacked the enemy with his on the 25th. They were compelled to abandon C:tmpo Witlithe loss of six hundred men killed and wounded. 25th General Beresford's head-quarters were at The enemy had withdrawn their whole- force, exo weak pictitiet, to thii other side of the Guadiana. The corps under Marshal Soult has halted hi the hood of Llerena. General Ballesteros had returned to Gibraleon, on t s where his foice had been increased by the arrival of six sand men under General Zayas. Marshal Bessieres arrived at Zamora, on the sth of with seven thousand men. __..~„r--- BANXRUPTS. William Sniallridge, of Lecipury, Herefordshire, maltster Thomas Ingle. of Oxford-street, hosier. Andrew Todd Patterson and John Michael Muloneck verpool, merchants. John . Fenton, Peter Fenton, and HUgh Deaver, of M; ter, manufacturers. William Nixon, late of Carlisle, Cumberland; dyer. Richard Cooper, of St. Niary-k-bone, dealer. William CollingwoOd,ofAinwick,NOrth um herland, scri Charles Ogilvie and William 11/I‘lititie, of Liverpool, manufacturers. Jacob Westlake, of Upper Kingston, Southampton, maltSti John Jones, cf Virrexhatu,Denbighshire,maltster. John Weston, of Liverpool, merchant. • Pilo Howson, of Tickhill, Yorkshire, grocer. John Blackburn, of Lancaster, spirit-merebant. John Jones, of Bear-street, Leicester-fields, men's-coerce' Robert Beard, - late of Swallow-street, Piccadilly, v lett • Lewis and Henry Isaac 9, late of Purtsta, Ham; slopsellers. John Wilkins, late of Barnet, Middlesex, melter. Laitcaihire of Bath, statuary. Paul Sylvester , of Yeantage, Berkshire, tanner. John Hobbs, of: Chapel-sweet, Pentonville, timber-m, Henry Brewer, of Chesham Bnis,.Bucks,lwire-worker CERTIFICATES—MAY 4. • William Parry HutchinsOb; of Liverpool, Wholesale Cbarles Stuart Bell, of Newcastle-upon- Fyne, mer Robert Raynor Baker. late of Nottingham, innholder.— rani) yck , of Fencburch;buildingi,Fenehurch-street, m' —George Vicat; of . Portsmouth, vintner.- . --Philip \V Kingsion, Herefordshire, taylor.—Alexander Cleland,of street, St. Mary-le-hone, upholsterer.—Jo:xpli Reddall Great St. Helen's, .Ttlerchant.—Daniel Lant, late of West field, salesman.—William Dennis Taylor, of Cra: , ley, avothecary.- - Thomhs . Grea4rei, of Kingston-upon-Hull, mottger.--Isaae Parry, of .1.10 t-lane, Deptford, putter.—_C ' Pitt, of Southampton, statuary. _Charles Grant, of - court, Broad-street, merchant.-- fiv e r Carter, of CI street, Bisliopsgate street s ingrdiante•4ollll Sinipson s Yozittlaire, tur.rilat. . . • MNIMINESIMIIIet 8 t rengthi Guarda t ad c.)ceu- rhood of the rth, rom him nd !hear with six e disem- port of a between nt Perse. r, of the .valry be- everal of lers. ce fretrt an, dated 3, hav'lig March, is cavalry o Kanc, On the cepting the 29th, siithou- d . Mardi, Itster. ck, of Li- Manches, scrivener. fool, boar maltster. nercer. an:lller. aropshire s , merchant. Cer. --Francis merchant. Weale, of if Charles- - late of est Smith- y, Surrey, lull, iron- -Charles Cushior- :amomile- Honwas