I. 442 Aug. 16, at eleven, nt Guiltiliall..Attorney, Mr. Edison, Cooper's hall, Basinghall-street. Margaret Leet, Little Russell-street, Covent-garden, vintner, July 9, 16, and Aug. li, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturne,y, Mr. Iler kelt, Broad-street, Gulden-square. Richard Green, Bi-hopsgate-street,jeweller, July 7, 16, and Aug. 16, at ten, at Guiltl4.lll. Attorney, Mr. Spurr, Ilolborn court, Gray's- taa. DI V IDLN DS. July 27..1. Sayer, Paternoster-row, lace-mercliact, at eleven, at (;uildhall. July 26. J. Lloyd, Woolwich, victualler, at ten, at (uild bali. July 26. J. Jones, Bishop's Storford, shopkeeper, at eleven, at (ilia:lb:11h 27. J. Nlicklans, Strand, tobacconist, at twelve, at • 2. T. Dickens, Gloucester-street, Iloxtoo, baker, at twelx e, at (;ttilaltall. • Jul: t!)3. It. Wilcock, frlain, Lancaster, cotton-spinner, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. L ItT CAT ES, J': IN 26. rowdery Shim ford, the _Albany, Piccadilly, con fecti,n,-r.—Titos. Evan-, (70velitry-street, linen-draper.—Tito:. 1.3 . 4" rence Pountney !Lill, nterchant.—J ()lin Golden, liar. Si. Edrvind's, draper.—Joseph Sanders, Ilinekley, Lci ce-!el • An Parker, Clitherto, LancahirC, cotton-spin mar. Moore and Th!):l , as Smith. SATURDAVS LONDON GAZETTE. Dawning-street, July 9, ;SOS. A dispatch, of whit h the follow*, is a copy, together with have been reeeivod from Major-General Spencer by Viscount C-tolereagh. ono of his 111;ests's Principal secretaries of State, dated I'd Cadiz, Jaae le.;08. //is Majesty's ship Atlas, off Cadiz, MY Lone, June 12, 1808. The Freoc:: squadron, consisting of five sail of the line and a frigate, havim,g placed themselves in a defensive position, in the channel leading to the ('-traccas, and out of she reach of the works of Cializ, toed havin: relM.ed to listen to any terms, I have great smisfacrion eporming, that the Spanish putt and mortar boats, and s t he hattemiss eret led :or this purpose, on the tm; I.coo, ant near Fort Louis, commenced hostilities again-i Nte - ereiwq ' 'at three o'clock iu the afternoon of the 9th. sold the tieing continued without interruption on both sides till night. It was renewed on the part of the Spaniards on the morning of the 10th, and partially continued till tc.o, when a flag of truce was hoisted by the French, hut the terms proposed being ina:hnissible, the Spaniards intend to re-commence ,hosti lities with an additional hatter)., to the 1..a. , t . r. ard of Fort ceosi,cio4 Of thirty twenty-foor pou,a1;1•?.. Admiral Purvis iattl Myself wished to hose co-operated in this attack, but the Spaniards feeling themselves cooliticut in their own force, have &dimmed our offers of assistance. The Supreme Council of Seville hare omo:.inated sinners, and applied last night for passports, and a fci4ate to convey them to Fogland, and they arm. also equally anxious to send feluccas dispatehes to South Americo. Information having been received that a small French corps was assemblims;; at . F:svira, w ith a view of enterio:: Spain Is:: 0.... Riser (:u we have been request. d to proceed against this corps, and Dither to attack them on the coast, or endeas•our to prevent time further prosecution of their plans against Spain. 1 nccordinslf propose to sail immediately for this object, Lord C o llin .s wood approviws of it. Admiral Purvis had already detached three ships of war off the month of the Guadiana, and has sacred every other necess bury assistance, which Lord Collingwood has since confirmed. have the honour to be, &c. it. set:Ns:En, Major-General. Right 110 n. Lord Castlereagh, ;(!. tc. 4c. Copy of a Letter from General alorlu, Captain-General of Anda lu.ia and Governor of Cadiz, addresved to their Excellencies Admiral i'arvis and Major-General Spencer. Admiral nossilly, as your Excellencies will observe by the annesed ropy, has proposed to disarms', upon conditions which 1 thoo..;ht mu ere inadmissible. Whatever may be his terms of sur render, 1 shall in no manner deviate from my promise ; it is therefore neve,' iry that 1 should have ?our. consent, as I have THE NATIONAL REGISTER. JULY 10. already said in my first conference %bid' t ;yucca' Smith and Captain Sir John C . :ore, to whom I have pledged tn). self with simplicity and good faith. It rill afford me considerable satisfaction to consult with your ExMlencies on all occurrences, incidcub, and circum stances, conducive to our common advantage, and contrary to the interests of the common enemy. Nothing gives me more real pleasure than the absolute conti. donee of your Excellencies in my candour and sinceru 3 , w i t h which I remain your Excellencies most :Wet tionate and devoted Servant. (Signed) 141 omds 310 it Li. Cadiz, June 11, 1808. Cop, of a Letter from Admiral Posing, addressed to General Morin, dated on board the Adinirar,s ship, Hero Bay, off _• Cadiz, June 11, 1808. C t PTA IN-G EN F.R. t,---Obliged to defend myself on account of the inquietude inspired into the people of this province by my imposing attitude, I yesterday, in order to tranquillize them, proposed to your Excellency to quit the Bay. In ca,e the English cannot accede to this proposal, I suggest the idea of disembarking say means of attack, and keeping my ships' com panies on board ; no colours shall he displayed on my squadron. Hostages shall he given for our security, our sick, and all the Frencli people in the province, with their national and indivi dual property Hostages will be equally given on my pall. lite refreshments, water, and provisions necessary for my squa dron shall be provided on my paying for them, as has hitherto been done. In short, I shall demand no conditions but those hieh are necessary for my honour and that of the people serv ing under my orders, and as are compatible with the public tranquillity. Deprived by my proposal of the means of defence against the exterior enemy, I demand security against them. Receive, Captain-General, the renewal of my distinguished consideration, with which I am your Lxcellency's mo,t humble servant. (Signed) Rosuzr. Cf,py of an Answer from General Marla to Admiral Rossilly. EXCELLENT SIR, ADMIRAL. ROSSILLY, — In answer to cer tain proposals and official - demands transmitted by your Excel lency, which, although dictated by your honour, are unque;tion ably incompatild7 with mine, as must be evident to your Ex celicncy.•l have to acquaint you, that I cannot accept any terms hut an unconditional surrender. My honour and c.larace r net allowing me to depart in any way from fly promisei:, I wit fore inform you, that my orders from the Superim Council be ing positive V 1 ith respect to the surrender of the tquadroo corn :nmnicd by your Excellency, 1 cannot enter into any without prey init-ly consulting them. It is likewise my duty to consult with the English Commanders, as, without their C011aeli!, cannot compromise myself. For these reasons, I shall suspend my attack, until I have di,- p.itched those two expresses, ax ailing myself however of the in termediate time to prepare other means for the attack. Nothing opposes the individual esteem entertained for your Excellency, by gone faithful servant, (Signed) I•tio3l.lS Dfort s. Junc 11, 1303. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Duck worth, jun. and Barber, Liverpool, cotton-brokers. But-tint, Dawson, and Hargrave, High-bridge-mill, Yorkiltire, oollen-manufacturers. Dawson and Pierce, Liverpool, linen tit-Alters. Danson and Co. Brist2l, rope-maker. Francis and Pet:son, Shoreditcb, pawn-brokers. Wituer and Co. Bristol, comb-maker. Ilardman and Co. Crow Oaks, Lancas:iire, hleachers. slorhall and Evans, Russell-court, Drury-lane. I lew itt and Co. Blackrod, Lancashire, coal-merchants. Hartley and Ileup, Dunstable, straw-hat-manufacturers. Topp, Davies, rinitaze and Co. Newbold, Dell)) shire, iromnasters. Dur rant, Dixon, and Carter, Chelmsford, innkeeper:. Lan and Little, Broad-street. merchants. Sutton, Tobin, Fishwick, and Barrow, Toxteth Perk, Liverpool, merchants. Bagster and Co. Piccadilly, upholsterers. Vine and Co. Brighthelmstone, gt•o cers. Watson and Hatiburv, Birchin-lane, merchants. Wil liams and George, Worcester, glove-manufacturers. Price, Bur lingham, and Co. Worcester, glove-manufacturers. Turner and Co. Sheffield, merchants. Wright and Co. St. John-square , printers. .l anion and Boole. _ Osborn and Ayl Bishops gate-street Without, porktnen. Thomp son and Walker, ISetv castle-under-Line, cotton-spinners. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Lewis Lazarus, Brown's Buildings, slopseller, from the 2d of July, to the 20th of August, at ten, at Guildhall. 0 Fl L r y our a a rokem a rkihirc, I, linen- a iris and Bri,tol, a cas:iirc, r ilardcy Davies, . Dur- A% and ick, and and Co. Ile, grit - ,. cc, 13u r- rne r and 1-square, a r, New - a the 2d 01 el