The National Register.
London, England, 1812-11-22 00:00:00

NOV. CI

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this re,iment had been Koch tow
its post, aed I 'rat seen
thceneteses whole army in march ards Tordesillas.rin that evening,
it wzis obvieus ;het no time was tc be lost I therc tore mari.liM the
army et an early tionr yesteritey in rein); to their left, and postcd the
trot) soh the heeehts between tied" and Tordesil as, imniediately
opposite, an,l !itar the bridge ot W found the budge
neatly repaired our arrival, but thc enemy nad maile no aztempt
;-ind the) ha, e now no la' ge assembly of troops in this
to pj,is
ne•ghivitirtioral.
1 that some of them marched last night towards Valladolid,
amid others erwards Terre.
I have teceived letters from Lieutenaiit.General Sir Rowland Hill
of ihe
The Tagus was every where tordalde, and the enemy hal passed a
sadl of tro-0s o,er at. Fuenie Doenas.
s R-ovlaed Hill h:01 Collected his troops • n the lacamith He wes
likely to r. ceive my orders to move. upon Ativalo en the ellltli.
Iteurdt, riveniber 10
I take the oppertunlty of the return of the messenger M)ers to CO-
-011:1;a, tolerre y(.O that the :inn). have comity:et+ in tut: ioositien in
which I placed teem un the 30ili of O tober ; and the eni.imy have
made no attempt ro pass the Douro The bridge Tordesillas is re-
paired, and the) are eniplo)ed in the repair of that et Toro. Their
borps are extending along the Douro, from the Later place to Valla-
duirl.ln the mean time the troops under Lieutenant-General Sir Row-
land Hill will arrive this day and to niirrow on the Adaja. The (.e-
-neral received my orders to break tip front his position on the ja-
Cilll4 on the 29th, and he intended to car) them into execution on
the o:orning of the, 3,1 i h. He heal inten.ied to destroy the Puente
Lama, but the mine failed ; and the enemy having collected a large
biids of troops between the brilge and Araojuez, they itemediately a,.
tacked our post on the bridge, hut were repulsed with considerable
ss by the 21 battalion of the 47th regiment, and a detachment rut the
under the command of Colo: el Skerret. I have not received
the return of our 1 .5s upon this occasion, but I understand it is about
toile n en. No officer was toucile.l. Lieutenant • Geveral Sir Rew-
hod Hill mentions in high terns tn' conduct of the troops. These
CAUM3tallieS time fro•n the right of Lieutenant-Ge-
ne al Sir Rowlaiiii Ili i's position till the evening if the Jdth, and
br ho!) •,illceco..tinu,!ci it without being molested by the encniy.
The building caked La China, in the Retro, and all the guns,
&C. that work contained, which had not barn carried
aysay, were dtsiro)ed before the troops were withdrawn from
The spaeish d'‘isions of 1)on Carlos d'Espana and Count de Penne
Viileinur are Gen. Sir Rewland
A small bpdy of the e emv's advamed troops were at Valde Moro
on the :list, and entered Madrid at ten o'clock on the morning of the
Ist instant.
I have accounts from the North, stating that Longa has taken a
cointiy escerti.d by 300 men, rear Vittoria

SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

BANKI:UPTS.
j. Davis anti T. 1-1. L oti J, cf Hoit, Wilts, and Lothbury, London,
elt;ihiers, to surrender Nov. 30, at tour. rice. 1, and Jan. 2, at elz-
INN at the King's Arras lni:, Wits. Attorniea, Mr.
E. Nrowa, Serle suet!, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; and Messrs. G.
ard F. Moule,
P. J -.nes, of Fisher-street, Red Lion-square, tayl,:r, Nov. 26, at
30, and Jan. '2, at ten, at Guildhall- Attorney, Mr. H. T.
Kiog. Soho-square.
.1• W. Hemmerick, of Liverpool, dealer, Dec. 7,8, and Jan. 2, at
e'eYen, at the Globe tavern, Livery) •1. Attornies, Messrs. Ma-
ninreet and Eden, Leigh-street, Liverrol ; and Mr. 'l. Windle,
io:iu-street, Bed turd—row, London.
M. Carpenter, late of High-street, Wapping, victualler, Nov. 24,
Dec. 5, and Jan. 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thack-
ray, ',Vehher row, Blacktriars-road.
KnOriley, of C neshunt, Herts, !an klayer, Nov. 21 De:.
and Jan. 2, at twcive, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reyt olds, C
hunt Hens.
J. hunt,
of Nlanchester, manufactuler, Dec. 3,4, and Jan. '2,
at„ one, at the Mosley Arms Ina, Mand.he,ter, Attorney, r.M .
Buckley, Manchester ; and Nlessrs. Mine anti Parry,
London.
_.T• S. Newman,
2of Friendly-place, Old-street, dealer in L,ce, N )Y.
9_l, Dec. 8, and
Jan. , at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorn y,
Mowbray, Banksidr, Southwark.
Dec.J. Watling, jun. of Shipdham Norfolk, shopkeeper, Nov. 30,
_ 7, and Jan. 2, at tour, at the i'Vhite Swan, Norwich, At;ornies,
Alessrs. Bleasdale Alexander, and Hume, New Inn, Strand, London;
and Messrs. Bignold and Bickersteth, Norwich.
W.
_Lambert, of Chepstow, Mom-ninth, printer, Dec. 7,8, and
Jan.
2, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Chepstow. Attornies, Messrs.
BandYb, Horton, and Roarke, Crane-court, Fleet street, London; and
Mr. T. Bayly, Chepstow.

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C. Flail, of Clrarlutte-street, Ft zroy-square. cabinet-maker, Nov.
'. l)ec. 5, and Jan. 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Slieffit4d. Great Preset-street, Goootinan's-fields.
'l'. Pinkerton. (..t. New liroad-street, merchant. Nov. 2t, Dec. 5,
a d J.tn '2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Healing, Lawrence-
lane, Clp side.
W. Dickenson, of Coventry, silkman, Nov. 27, 28, and Jan. '2, at
eleven, .1. the Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry. Attornies, Messrs.
Meyrick and Brodcrip, Red Lion-square, London; and Mr. Wilmot,

Coventry.
J. Mitchinson, of Carlisle, merchant, Dec. 3,4, and Jan. 2, at
e'.-ven, at the Green Dragon Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Birkett,
Bood-clurt, Walbrook, London ; and Mr. Blow, Carlisle.
W. Powning, of Penryn, Cornwall, merchant, Dec. 15, 16, and •
J in. 2, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Penryn. Attornies,' Messrs.
P. ilpot and Stone, Temple, London ; and Mr. Richardi, Penryn.
W. White, late of MorctolihAmpstead, Devon, yarn-manutacturer,
Nov. 25, at six. 26, at ten, and Jan. 2, at twelve, at the Golden Lion,
Ashburton. Attorney Mr. J. Gribble, Ashburton.
J. Crundell, of S uth' Lambeth. timber-merchant, Nov. 28, Dec.
and Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attcrney, Mr. Holship, Clement's

liin
J. . Bailey, of Brentford, stage-coach-master, Nov. 24, at ten, Dec.
5, at eleven, aid Jan. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ro-
'.inson. Moon-strict,
T. Atkinson, of Dorset-street, Salisbury-square, plasterer, Nov.
'25, at twelve, Dec. 8. and Jan. 2, at ten, at, Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Sm th, Dorset-street, Saiishury-square.
G. Brown, of Southaotpton-nies, Saint Pancraq, builder, Nov.
w
21, Dec 5, and Jan. 2, at ten, at Guild ball. Attornies, Messrs.
leanncret and Grojan, \-11,e-street, Piccadilly.
T. J. Chillicelt, of High-street, St. &les's, pawnbroker, Nov.
TS, Dec. 5, and jail. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Bellamy,
.1:1-n•s-st7cet, Adelphi.
S. Bather, of A idborough, Suffolk, builder, Dec. 8, at six, 9, at
eleven, aid Ja.t 2. at twel'e, at the Crown Into, Woodbridge. At.
• tornies, Mr. Wood, Woodbridge; and Mr. James, Bucklersbury,
London.
W. Wimpcy, of Hammersmith, painter and glazier, Nov. 29,
Dec. S. and lan. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Watson,
Clill;:rd's Inn, London, and ltvcktord-row, Walworth.
J. Keate, I Westminster-bri4z-road, carpenter, Dec. 1, 8. and
Jan. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Watso.:.,, Clifford's
London, and kford-row, Walworth..
J. J linson, of East India Chambers, Leadenhall-street, druggist,
N v 21, Dec. 5, and Jan. '2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Phippe, Aldersgate-street, London.
L. Brelee, of Armitage Fold, Aldmendbury, York; clothier,
Dec. H, 9, at the Globe limn, Hudderstiekl, and jar.. 2. at the Swats
Inn, litidaer?fi..:id, at eleven. Attornies Mr. R. Battye, Chancery-
lane, London ; and Mr. J Bettye, lituLersfield.
G. Stnecton, of St. Martin's-lane, plinter, Noy. 29, Dec. 5, and
Jan. '2, at eleven, at Attornies, Messrs. Sherwin and
Is nil. G•oat lattics.street, Be,Atortl-row.
Smith, ct Ve:•e-strLet, xford-Areet, victualler. Nov. 2S, Dec.
5, and Jan. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Rearttin
and Davis, Col bet.court, Gracectitin.h-street.
S. Close and R. Robinson, of Hounisditch, packing-case-makers,
Nov. at one, Dec 5, and Jan. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Me) on, Burrow's- buil:rings, triArs-real.
G. M Ciindcll, of Pope's Bead-alley, E xch-inge, insurance.
br.ker, Nov. 2S, Dec. 8, and lan. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
nies, Messrs. Harvev and Winne, St. Helen's-place.
R. Ogg, of Upper Smith street, Gosw,tll•street, merchant, N v.
28, Dec. 5, a:d J in. '2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Threadme

TiEi; DO MADARV;
OR, EPIIEMERIs OF lIIE \VEEK•

NOV ENII,EiI.
22. The Tu.:nail-sixth Stool air atti r 1 t mil tt. Entstle St. John 9. 1.
64)spei Wit. 11;nt. '24. '23 —Dies to 4. of Cc.. int., or Cecil'', a nob!? Ito-
un,,n virgin, who Ivo/Me been Iron' lire infancy instructed in the tinin at'
Citri.a, made a vow never to give no the slate of celibacy. I.lowt..ver,
she was married agsiit•t her will to Valerian, a heathen, and hiving ac•
quaitited him wvit her rcsoluition, he not only consented to it. butt eai•
braced also the faith ‘‘,lli. p : his brother 'limo tus thecania
soon a convert, end all .if thous e:1 martyrdom under the leigui of
Severns, A. 1). Trios a con-a ai.l tradition ti.at she was 'very
sktlfolopoti musical itustrnin.-tits, she has been ever sioce,
snot
count, les, chosen is the tutelar
4niittt of Music and ure du.abt ,
butt mar readers are wo II acquainted with the beautiful Odes of Dryden
mid Pope on the snhject —1774. Died suddenly, Lord C.ive,
au
etiliwitt East Ihdia (i..vertior, be was born in about 17
fades from Stirt•sv,lmry
Thv Sun oars at 7 li. 46 mill. sets at 4 h. 11