The National Register.
London, England, 1811-11-24 00:00:00

directed Gen. Hill to endeavour to force Girard's division of th-
-sth corps to retire from Caceres, as, in that position, they dis,
tress for provisions the troops under the Conde Penne V.llamui e
and Geri. Murillo, belonging to Gen. Castanos. Lieutenant-
General Hill was to move from his cantonmentson this expedi-
tion on the 22d.—By the accounts which I have received from
Cadiz to the 15th inst. I learn that Marshal Suchet had entered
the kingdom of Valencia' from Tortosa,.with 20,000 men, and
had advanced as tar as Nlurviedro ; he made three attempts to
obtain possession of the fort of Sagunto, near that town, by esca-
lade, on the 29th of last month, in all of which he was repulsed
with considerable loss, and left behind him his ladders. He was
still at Murviedro on the 4th in t —ln the mean time General
Blake had thrown himself into Valencia. .:).11 the strong hold's
of Valencia were occupied, and the greatest eirorts were making
to bring a large force into that kingdom, in order to annoy the
enemy's communications with his rear. The utmost confidence
appears by the accounts to be placed in Gen. Blake ; and the
people of Valencia appear determined to co-operate in resistance
to the enemy.—There has been no movement in the North
since 1 last addressed your Lordship.
Freneda, Oct. 30• 1811.
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The detachment of the Array of the North, which was at Le-
desma, moved from thence towards Salamanca on the 28th inst.
Excepting that movt inent, the troops of the Armies of the
North and of Portugal have made none since I addressed you
last. 'file last report I received from Gen. Bill was dated at
Malpartida de Caceres, on the 26th. Gen. Girard retired from
Caceres on that morning. By the last account* which I have
received from Cadiz, of the 18th, it appears that 'General Belles-
teros had retired under the giins of Gibraltar; and that the
French were at St. Roque, and had taken possession of Alge-
siras.
I have received no farther accounts from Valencia. .It.apPears
from all the accountc which I have received, that the Guerillas
are increasing in numbers and boldness throughout the Penin-
sula o:.e par►y te,der Temprano, lately retook, at the very
gates of Talaver.., Lieuit nant-Colonel Grant of the Portuguese
service, who had been taken in the beginning of September in
Upt.r Estremadura, whik employed in obseuvatiou of the ene-
my s movements Both the Empecinado and Mina were very
suece-sits' against some tile enemy s posts and detachments, when
armies were late.!' collected for the relief of Ciudad.Rodrigo :
and Lo:,ga was likewise very successful in the neighbourhood of
Victoria, in the middle and towards the latter end of Sep•
teniber.

TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.
John Rangeley and George Tetley, of Oomersall, York, cot.
ton-spitmcrs.
Frederick Bryant, of Holborn, leather-dresser.
George Fisher, late of Doncas:er, York, gat dener.
John Elwortliv, of Plyniouth-doek, money-scrivener.
Thomas Kershaw, of Rochdale, Lancaster, fiannel-manufae-
turer.
. William Gardner, of the Haymarket, victualler.
Adolph Leopold Pfeil, of Bishopsgate-street Within, mer-
chant.
John Eastland, late of Oldford, Middlesex, dealer.
Edward Dalby, of Bucklersbury, warehouseman.
Josiah Saxon, of Manchester, cotton-twist merchant.
James Ward, late of Church-street, Spitaltields, manufac-
turer.
Joseph Coffin, of :Merthyr-Tydvil, Glamorgan, tanner.
Josiah Heelis, Ri d Isherwood, and Richard Gregory, of
Bolton-le-Moors, Lancaster, corn-dealers. -0;
John Shirley, of Bedwardine, Worcester, woolstapler.
James Gaskill, Jackson Gaskill, and John Clementson,i2Olte,
Minories, merchants. .
John Green, of Debplirg, Kent, farmer.
James Clark, of Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, carver and
gilder.
William Dew, of Old-street-road. Shoredit eh, tallow chandler.
Thomas •l'attersall, of Nlatichester, grocer.
Henry Fry, of Beelford place, Bloomsbury, money-scrivener. •
Richard Ctunster, of Fen-court, Fenchurch-street, under-
writer.
Samuel Simonds, of Raven-row, Spitalfields, glass-merchant.
Nanny -Haydon, of King-street, Bloomsbury,
milliner
John Whitehead, of i‘lonte-street, Shoreditch, baker.
CERTIFICATES—Dre 10.
deoree Hodgetts, of Birmingham, button-maker.—Nathan
Sturge Builder, of Bristol, weollen-dra. er.—Cliarles Harrison,
of Liverpool, merchant.---John Humble, of Felling, Durher.-
am,
merchant.—Robert Downes, of Long-acre, watch-mak4—
John Coates, of Park-lane, Piccadilly, tailor.—Tbounse Batt.