The National Register. — London, England, 1811-10-06 00:00:00

NATIONAL BANKRUPTS. Joh Byre ,of Plymouth- •c,ck, grocer. William Rowdier, tare of Cheapaide, Manchester warehouse- wan. F esb-rt M , Clure, of Manchester, merchant. John Dick ins. of Huirne, Manchester, grocer. R dpi, Noble, of Clarke's-terrace, Cannon-street-road, St. Geor'e's in Ow East, merchant. Thomas Thornton, of Coppice-row, Clerkenwell, baker. Richard Stanton. of Frith-s , rett, Soho, bnz-manufacturer. Thomas tracy, ndrew Crew Greville, a ro nd e Joseph Fabian, of Pri en-sreet, silkneen. Jos ph Br adby ,of Melford, Wiltsh're, timber-mt David Davies of Whitecknoel linen-dracer. John Carbin, of Holloway, t-lington, underwriter. CERTIFICATES—Ocr. 26. Thomas Sharro( k, of Preston, Lancashire, shopkeerr.—Si mon Temple, of Jarrow, Durham, ship-builder.—John Former, of Mary .le-borie-street, vintner.-I\lary Huntsmin and Ann 1-luntsman, of Louth, Lincolnshire, milliners.—Joht , Duxbury, Manchester dealers —George F erring. of Holden Clough, near Gisburn, Yorks lire, cllico-printer.—Daniel Spalding, lee of Thorpe next Norwit h, Norfolk, liquor-merchant.—Joshua ewson, cf Bradford. Yorkshire, dealer.—John Hartley, of -Manchester, manufacturer.—W'illiam Arrowsmi h, of Stoke, Staff Ir,lsitire, and John Artowsmitli, of Pennington, Lanca shire, common-brewers. —John Ashworth, of Brown-street, near Edgware-road. grocer.—William Henry Sawbridge and Charles S.twbridge, late of Northampton, ironmongers.—Tho mas M'ardnian, of Ho. ton, Yorkshire, calico-manufacturer. — Louis Monner, of Sl•rinv , arden, tavern-keeper.—Joseph Eve ritt. William Everitt, John Everitt, and Samuel Everitt, of Guildford, Surrey, hot se dealers.—Edward Gyfford, of Upton plave, West Liam, Es,ex, builder. - YR t.r. or .-I" , ‘ his SATURD ‘Y ONE O'CLOCA. S per Ut nt. Consols 63' 1 5 per Cert. Nlvv Annuities Indi3 Bonds 15s. 16s. pm. Exchequer Bills, '?d. 2s. 44. par. Ditto, : . 3.:1 ls. 48. pm. Ornnioin i dis. Corisols for Account •...63i TIDE TABLE. RR AT LONDCN BRIDGE ON MOHNIN6. AFTERNOON. of August, in the evening, Genera) BALLA STEROS entered Cadiz. On his landing, lie was surrounded by an immense multitude, who gteeted him with loud and continued acclamations. From some Papers from the Peninsula, we select the following articles : VILLANUEVA DE GELTRU, Auc. 22—The Superior Junta of this Principality (Catalonia) continues in Berga, and the Head quarters have been at Ripol since the 15th instant. Our troops have returned from an invasion of the French territory with a considerable booty • Our dispersed forces reunite in every direc tion; mostly with their arms, and join the skirmiShing parties. General LACEY is an eye witness of the enthusiasm of the Cata. lonians. General MILAN s has left Arinis, with • 1500 men and 40 horse, for Ampurdan, which will be the theatre of war, and from whence we hope taking a happy result of the enterprise in contemplation. While the project against Rosas is conducting, the port of Pa lamos will be extremely useful to assist in the operations and it may be defended by a small garrison. The sharp-sho,ters per severe in following up the French, especially in the neighbour hood of Villafranca, Barcelona, Valls, and Ampurdan. On the 16[11 of this month 130 French were kided in the mo nastery of Montserrat; and waggons with wounded are conti. nually passing from Igualada to Le Orda. The stations cif Mont. gat and Contreria are defended by our valiant patriots. In Motril 300 of our soldiers took the whole French garrison s consisting of 180 men. After these prisoners were embarked, 5000 of the enemy arrived from Almeria, and were fired upon by the armed vessels. A fast-sailing vessel, of small dimensions,has arriv. ed in the RiVer from Corunna, whence she is under stood to have sailed on the 26th ult. Letters to that date were received in town on Friday, but they communicate nothing of any material consequence from the scene of active operations. They are wholly silent as to the movements or positions of the Grand Armies ; and all the military intelli. gence they supply is confined to a loose statement of the supposed advance of a division of the Ga. lician army under General ABADIA to Benevente, of which city that General is said to have taken possession. The recent intelligence from that. guar. ter, including the Extracts of dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON to the Portuguese State Secretary, apprised us of the return of General SANTOCILDES to his•former position in front of Astorga: but the reinforcements which 41ave since arrived to the French in the North of Spain, render it improbable that the Galician army or any division of it could have penetrated as far as Benevente into the pro vince of Leon. It is not the interest, and it has been proved n. , t to he the poicy, of Generals SAN• TociLnEs or A RAMA to risk the fate of the forces under their command uprn the uncertain issue of a pitched battle. It would be, on the contrary, the greatest ~, b ject, as it must be the most earnest wish of the French to bring the Spanish army to a gene ral action, in which tactical skill and practical ex retience in military evolutions would infallibly cectire the victory to them. By an incautious movement in advance into a champaign country, the Spanish Gimerals would expose themselves and their troops to the danger of - being cut off for the empty hon"ur of pursuing a retiring enemy ; whereas, by rnaintairung themselves in a position whence Ihey can with security at any m oment . retrograde, even when assailed by superior nurn- HIGU WAT Sunday Monday Tuesday . . Thursday Friday , Satu&day . . • • • • • • M. H. 12 after 4 24 5 14 6 8 7 4 8 6 9 9 ZO M. H. S after 5 49 5 41 6 36 7 35 8 38 9 37 10 1•111.. NA t lONAI, RI ;IS 3Lannon. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1811. TI - Ii KING. TThe RTrlletina of 1);s sFsTy's health issued f r n, v,rind , o this we( is, with the exceptinn of the sub ne.l, des. ihes him as t. remaining in the same St . 1 r MOR C tsTLE, OcT. 5 —The King has passed the night W.,bout s. p, and le nut quite so well this morning." THE l'E NINSUI.A. No ffi ial intelligence ha, been received, during ;asr tek, ciiher from :he Army, or from Por tuF a I. I et!f.rs fi om Cadiz have lwen transmi•ted }.y • a Frig at sht;• to fit l trw ow. but they ctultrnitni ca;.e Ala news ot t& least impor,ak,ce. Oa the 29th sit . •