The National Register.
London, England, 1813-05-30 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

W. Reynolds and M. M. Wright, of Idol-lane, Tower-street, wine-
"merchant+, June 1,19, and July 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attoiney, Mr.
Kirko fin, Cloak 'Ale.
J. Newton, of Lamb's Conduit-street, watch-maker, May 29, June 12,
and Jul 3 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Barrow, Thread-
needle stre..t.
J. Ciarke, of Hatton garden, grocer, June 1, at ten, 2, at elevn. and
July 6, at one. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Ilatton-garden.
.i. Ellin,. of Eltham, Kent, baker, June 1,5, and July 6, at ten, at
London. Attor. el, Mr. Sawurd. Princes-street, Roilierhithe.
J. Ii n ties. of Westmoreland building., A'dersgate-street, enameller,
31sy :19, June 5, and July 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Aftutnies, Mews.
Rus,en and Son, Aldtrsgate. sti pet.
IDEVDS.

we IR. W. Sharinitn, of Bitrlifield, Lincolnshire, victualler, at
eleven, tkt th,G..orge rm., Grinit!lam.—June 11i. J S. Woodcock, of Ayles-
bury Burks te.oker; at t, n, at the County Mill, Aylesbury.—June 19.
J. W Fost, r, o' Everett-street, Brunswick • square, auctioneer, at twelve,
at one 19. T. 11 irper, jun. of (,vane-court, Fleet-street,
0.n.0.'. at twe he. at (iitildhall. —June Simmoos, late of Kingston-
cirri Hull, printer. at ten, at Guildhall, London. --June 19. J
of New. Bridge street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall—June 2'l. H.
al-ikon, of Oxhird.street, linen-diaper, at twely at Guildhall,
June 26.. N. Newel a, .d %V. %Valielin, of Picadilly, melts mercers, at
one. at Guildhall.--June Ti IL Tattoo, of Newington, Surrey. and
01 the Haymarket, grorer, at twelve, at Gui1,1141.--June. 11. T. 13r~ att.
sen. late of 13.1mptori. Ostordshirr, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Staple
Hall (tin, Wittley.—Jutie 19. W. Miles, of Oxford sttett, furoiture-
war• housemen, at ia.e, at uild liall.—June 19. W. Williams, of Pen-
tinvilie, factor. a, one, at Greldhpll.---May I'. Borne, and
T. 11lvukiu. of • camberw ell, coal-merchants, at ten, at GuildloOl.-
June $. J. Waid. late of Church-str, et, Spitalfieldr., loanufacturt r, at
tea, at i ,aildhall.--June 12. .1. ('as , jut of Rochdale, Lat.cashire,
woollen-weaver, at one, at the Buck. Rochdale --June 15. J. Matthew,
of Wigton, Cumberland, tanner, at eleven, r the Ki-g's Arms Liu,
Wigton.--June 19. J. Oddy. of Leeds, Yollishire, cloth.er4 at eleven,
at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds

MAY 80.

sellers, at four, of the Star Inn, Norwich —June Y-t . of
Buthopsgate-street, silverstni h, at eleven, at truidhatl.—June 15. J.
B. Tuke, of Kingston-upon Hull, tuerchanl, at the Dog and Duck Ta-
vern, H..ll.—June 11. G Mackenzie, late et Derby, s .lesioan, at the
King's Arms Ta%ern, Derby.—June 14. W. Ward, of Gloucester,
money-scrivener, at eleven, at the Ram lon, Glouce-ter.—Jun. 12. D.
Robertson, of Finsbury-spare, witje.nterebant, at ele.en, at Guildio.ll.
—May 31. S. and W. Martin, of Loughborough, Leice,ter, grocers, at
twelve, at the Anchor Inn, Loughb' rough.—June tl. J Moffatt; : te
yf Stott.n•Valenee, Kr nt, sadler, at eleven, at the Bradford Antis Inn,
Stafford.—June 12. D. Simpson, of Chatham, Kent, brewer, at eleven,
at Guitrlhall.—Jllne 12. J. Coles, of Staple. Aston, Oxford butter-fdc-
tor, at twelve, at Guildhail:--June 15. J. Putter, of Stoke by Nayland,
Suffolk, raaltster, at one, at the Angt I Inn, ( 'olchester.
CERTIFICATES.—JUNK Ind.

T. Edwards, of Staimio,e, plumber.—T. Knowles, late of Leeds,
York, ironmonger.— D. Porter, late uf Gmi-street, Tower,
Williams, late of Orford-strut, taylor.—J. L Frost, of Bri%tol woollen:
drily...n-111 Elliott, late of Rotherham, York, draper.—T Cutlith, of
Crediton, Devon, serge-maker.—C. Coleman, of Maidstone, Kent, apo-
theckin —T. itasilell, of Addlestorie, surrey, Lanier.—D. Ellis, of
Chlkt Church, Hants, linen-draper.—W. Hask• th, of Hall. Alley, Loin.
bard-street, merchan,.—J. Hull, ofJudd-street, Bruosw 'gm, re baker.
—F Shand. of Liverpool, merchant.—J. Lawrence, of Staiugreund,
Hunting4o-,, tanner.—G. Chaniley, Carlisle, Cumberland, commun.
earner —W. Wiinpey, of Hammersmith, painter.— G. Fiend), of Great
EV•tcheap. broken—T. R. Reinasett, of Frith-street, Westminster,
plate-manufacturer.

SATURDAYS' LONDON GAZETTE.

[Transmitted hy Lord Keith.]
H. M. S. Lyra, off Bermeo, May, 13.
Sfrt,--In my letter of the 4th instant, I informed you of my ar-
rival off Castro, in company with his Majesty's sloop Royalist anti
Sparrow, and that the enemy having bun twice repulsed from
before the walls of Castro had again invested it since the 15th of
Anril, with increased forces, and of the measures taken by the
squadron to assist in its defence; I have now the honour to commu-
nicate to you our subsequent operatious.
On the sth and 6th no material movement took place. The
enemy were in such numbers in the sin rounding villageS, that the
garrison did not make another sot tie after the 4th. We perceived
them making facines in the woods.
On the 7th we discovered that they were throwing up a battery
to the westward of the town. A twenty-four-pounder was landed
with great difficulty, from the Sparrow, on a small island within
point Wank shot of it, and a battery erected, which by great exertion
was nearly ready for its reception on the following monthly, at
which time the enemy commenced their fire from two twelve-
pounders against it, which was briskly returned by the castle, and
about three in the afternoon by our twenty-four-pounder, and with
such effect, that one of the embrasures was rendered perfectly un-
tenable before night. The enemy were discovered also consti net-
ing a large battery on the south-west of the town, within one hun-
dred yards of the wall, under cover of a large house, and iwainst
which the guns of the castle could not be brought to bear A leng
brass twelve-pounder was mounted on the castle, by the assistance
of our people, but it unfortunately burst after havi,a; been fired a
tew times. The who!e of the 9th a heavy fire was kept up on both
sides, and every exertion made to strengthen the defences. The
most determined spirit of resistance animated the Governor Don P.
P. Alvarez, and every officer and soldier under his command, and the
enemy received signal proofs of their perseverance and courage in the
two preceding attacks. We could' see troops approaching in every
direction. and we received intelligence that besides the artillery
they bad received from Santonce before our arrival, they had also
several guns embarked at Portngalette. I therefore took every
precaution to prevent their conveyance by sea, by sending at one
time the Sparrow off that port, and at another the Royalist, and
keepin2 a strict guard of boats by night.
On the loth the enemy commenced throwing shells from a bat-
tery they had coustructcd to the south-east of the town with great
effect; they were also busily employed in erecting two oilier bat,
Series, one to the southward of the town, and the other to flank
our works on the island. They also sent a strong body of men be-
hind tfie rocks to annoy our people with musketry; but they were
soon dispersed by the fire of a four-pounder on the island, and two
companies of Spanish troops. A battery for another twenty-thine
pounOr was begun by Captain Taylor, on the• island, flanking
the extenlv's priucival battery* and the gun utattutcd .ud ready t(4