The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-02 00:00:00

FROM TUE LONDON GAZETTE, DEC. ;y•

BANKRUPTS.
Edward Burr, Chatham, upholsterer, to surreuder.December
5, 12, and January 12, at ten, at Guildhall,• toadou.
Attorney, Mr. dupp, Carpenter's-hall London-walls ..
Lawrence Willianr, late of Fencburch-street, merchant, De.-
, ember 8, 15, and January 12, at ten, ut•
don. Attorney, Mr. Scott, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry.
'Wharton Rye, Oxford-arerti .linen-dr.tper, December 5, 12,
and January 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
nies, Mr. Mark Orevart, Wax-Chandler's-hall, Maiden-

I,,dward Drake, Market-hill, Shadwell, bricklayer, December
5, and January- 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
4- • ney, Mr. Sheitield, Great Prescot-street, Goodman's-
•
ll,ostock, Rudgelcy, Stafibrdshire, December 15, 19, and
and January 12, at
.twelve, at Guildhall, .London. At-
' torney,-Mr. MeddoWcroft, Girl 's
-Inn:
Thomas Day, ion. West, Cowes, Isle-of Wight, wine-mer=
chant, Lecember 10, at two, 11, at eleveni and January
12. at to, at the Sun Inn, Newport. Attornies, Mr.
• W two,
Nev-nort; or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott,
New-Inn; LondOn..
Nicholas Hellings, and -William- Cooper Stebbing, Delahar-
street, Westminster, tailors, December 8, at tNs;.elve, 15, at
i; and January 12, at eleven,, at 'Guildhall, London. At-
tornies, Messrs. Bremridge and Son, Dyer's-buildings,
HOlborn. . '
Joseph Buckley, late of Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner,
December 15,17, and January 12, at eleven, at the Bridge-
water Arms Inn. Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd,
King's-Bench-walks, Temple, London, or Messrs. R. It.
, and C. Jaason, Manchester.
• John Collins, Hamp,tead-road, scavenger, December 5, 19,
and January 12, at ten, at 'Guildhall, London. Attornies,
Messrs., Lockett and Fisher, Gray's-Inn.
Rumsey, Dunstan's-hill; Tower-street, hoop-bender,
December 12, 15, and January 12, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. Mowbray, Southwark.
11 illiam Worboys, Batt-lane, Nicholas, Deptford, linen-
-draper, December 5, 19, and January 12, at ten, at Guild-
hall, 'London. Attornies, Mr. Snerwood, Canterbury-
sc*tre, Southwark, or Mr. Kermock, Deptford.Johp
Darke, Skinner-street, haberdasher, December 12, 15,
and. January 12, at twelve' at Guildhall, London. Attor-
nies, Meters. Sweet and Stokes, Ilasinghall-sweet.
ThOrnas UnderdOwn, late of Colyton, Devonshire, ironmonger
and grocer, December 22, 23, and January 12, at eleven, at
the Dolphin Inn, Honitan. Attornies, Mr. Charles Lux-
' more, Red-Lion-kittare, London,; or Nlessrs. Flood and
• Mules, Honiton. '
,•
William Maris, last pf Vilton-upon-Wye, Bridstow, Here-
fordshire, eorn,factOr,l)ecember 16, 17, and January 12, at
elex't:,n, at-the -King'f. Head Inn, Ross, . Herefordshire.
Attgrnie, Mr. Williams; Red-Lion-square, or Mr. William
Hooper, Ross. -
Thoma, Evans, Kidderminster, brazier, December 29, at five,
30, and japtiari• 12; at eleven, at the White.l-lart, Hartle-
- bury, Worcestershire. Attornies, Messrs: Baxters and'
• Martin, Furnicars-Inn, Loudon, or Mr. John Thomas
Smith, Kidderminster.
James Greenwood, Knowlton-wood-bottom, Rochdale, Lan-
cashire, and John Hamer, Stones-wood-bottom, Rochdale,
cotton-spinners, Diceinber 21, 22, and January 12, at ele-
ven, at the White Lion,. Halifax. Attornies,, Mr. Wigles-
worth, Gray's-Inn-square, London, or Mr. J.Suteiilfe, Mit-
holm, Halifax. •
John Penning, Blandford-Forum, Dorsetshire, cabinet-maker,
December. 7, 23, and January 12, at tett, at the Crown Inin;
1114ndford Forum. Attornies, Sir. George Moore, Bland-
ford, or Messrs. Wilson and ChiSholin, Lincoln's-inn-fields,
London.
Michael Deane, Farningham, Kent, sadler, December 5, at
eleven, 16, and January 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attornies, Mr. Clarke, Sadler's-hall, Cheapside. •
William Clark, Fair-street, Tooley-street, eheesemonger, De-
cember 3, at twelve, 15, and January 1-2; at eleven, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Day, W!,'.te-Hart.
court, Bithopsgate-street.

[Dividends, &c. to-morrow.]

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1812.

This morning we received Cadiz PaOen to the
20th 1:4, of which the following are extracts :

TALAVERA DE LA REINA, Nov. s.—On the Ist
instant the enemy already occupied both sides of
the Tagus, and at six in the evening of the same
day aecomplished their entry into Madrid ; lrat it
was only. to marOli in and march out. On the
2d King JOSEPI4 with All his retinue,, did the
same., Up to the present time they have only ad-
vanced as far as Navalcarnero to demand rations.
All the army is encamped, and, according to intel-
lic;e ice, consists of 42,000 men; among them
5000 horses. Our army has its head,ptarters in
Puadarartia, occupying all.,the passea.. On the
enemy's entry into Madrid, they took some 'Eng -
lish infantry. Madrid separates the two armies ;
neither sleep within it.—(Redactor General, No-
vember 17)

`CIUDAD RODRIGO, Nov. person who has
j'ist arrived (3 r. :%1.) from Salamanca, . says, , that
on the 6th; at ten at night, the Authorities and
.Many people bad, abandoned that city, On account
of its- being reported that the enemy were ap-.
proaching. Lord AVELL:NoTON had thrice offered
them battle which they refused.-0. ante Paper.)
BADAJOZ , Nov. 12.----Tlic correspondence haS
been dispatched to Madrid, in consequence of its
,being evacuated by the French.,—(Same Paper.) •
MANCHA REAL, Nov. 11.—The head-quarters
of the 4th Army are here. Senor Alzait:To is in
IntanteS. nis army will amount to about 17,000
LICIT, and it is believed will join the expeditionary
one from Alicant; although this cannon be ac-
,
eomplishod with, much celerity, on account of
the scarcity of provisk)ns, which will retard its
march .—(Reduct, Gen. N0v:16.).
CADIZ, Nov. 11.----They write from (;ranada;
under date of the_ 4th, that au Aid-de-Camp
Ilad arrived from Lord WELLINGTON, to inquire

the'reason why General B ILLESTERO3, with his

army, had not appeared in Alearaz, .on the 13th
October, agreeably to the instructions he lead pre-_
viously received. Senot VitcuEs with the last
,di-
vision was in Penos, and 'Senor BAI:LF,37EROS
had stopped in Loxa, un accourat of his requiring
to be twice bled for the benefit of his heal th.-16id.

CADIZ-, Nov. 13.---Gcneral CALLEJA leas been
fr:ppointed Viceroy of Spain.--(l?..edixtor',General,
•
Nov. 13.)

GRENADA, Nov. 4.—The disorder which has
reigned and reignp in this city is dreadful. Ge-

neral 13AstzesTeRos assumed 'all authority to him-
self, ':and rendered the Constitution and Laws of
no •avail. Contrary to all the principles sanction-
ed by the Cortes, he formed a Military Commis-
sion to judge . allOhosepspected' of infidelity;
under this pretext he has ill treated a multi-
tude of persons, andi put them* under arrest
upon the most unfounded and even anony-.
mous accusations. No one raised his voice
against this military despotism, very like that of
the French, and not lesS detestable. We believ-
ed that with the dismission of that General the
empire of the law would have-been re-established,
but the disorder is the same, proceeding from one ex-
cess to another; thus it is that many persons; odions
to the people, by reasoirof .their adherence to the
French, have-been set at liberty, and by a ridicu-
lous pacificatiOn, mapy crimina!s, ate going to be
set free; none having been .punished. Nothing
which the Constitution orders is observed ;
many are 'detained in prison without being
informed of the reason within fifteen or twenty
days. There is no thought of forming the Con-
stitutional Council,
,nor the Provincial Deputa.
tion ; .nor.is there any talk of appointing depu-
ties for the present, or ordinary Cortes. In short,
if strong
,measures are not taken, in order to
Itave this fundamental code observed, equally
admired as ill obeyed, the enthusiasm excited in
the Nation will coal, and all hope3.of liberty be
lost.—(Redactor
.oeneral, Nov. 13).
SALAMANCA, Nov. 12.—Senors VILLF:NEZO,
COIViAtARATA, and, other authorities. :which left
Madrid, IldVc arrived here. Lord NYZLLINGTON
was in Arevalo, to which point. General HILL was
falling back--(Same Paper.)
CADIZ,* Nov. B.—We are assured that the al-
- troops are again reconcentrating towards Ca-
bezon tind Arevalo, in conseqtrence of the move-
ments of: the French,'. and that -Senors' ''IL-

LENEZO, CORTABARRTA, and other individuals
of the Government, have taken the prudent pre-
caution of retiring to Avila,- leaVing at the head
of the herdic inhabitants of Madrid the worthy
patriot Don PEURO SAINZ DE BARAND.l.—('RedaC-
to'r General) N 66. 8.) •