SEPT. 10. add. it appears by General Carmichael's Letter to Lord Castle reigh, that it was his original intention to carry the city by a•:•ault ; but the Governor's having timely accepted terms of Ca rendei-ed that measure unnecessary, and the honour of his :',lajcsty's arms has been maintained without the loss of o e thitisa soldier. A Letter from Captain Comby to Vice- Admiral Berkeley, contains an account of the proceedings of t: e Squadron placed under his command, for the purpose of co ol:eratirg with the troops investing the city. Ain •:e.t . the Ya- I inns I) aliments in the foregoing dispatch are the following : No. A letter from Col. Byers to (len. Cannichal, that he had, among other thing:, informoil a Fri:twit Connni,sary, sent out iii a 1114 or truce, that the object of the Expedition was to expel tl , -• rcench aad replace our Allies, the Sp ula rd,:. the posFessioa of the city.—No. 11. .\ lever from the F:ench General Barquier, proposin; a suspension of arms for three do ys.—N 4). 111. A letter from Gen. Carmichael. refusing to -u-pend 1144:4 i • ties upon any other condition than an tmconititional surrender or' the Garrison as prisoners of war.—N 0. IV. A letter from Gen. Bar quer, stating that the su-pen,ion of arms required visas for the purpose only of affording time to form the basis of a defini tive capilu' a ion.—No. V. A letter from tier. Carmichael, which he agreed to a suspension of arms for one day, for the put — pose specified by the Freach General.—Nos. VI. aad V 11. Let ters from (en.. Barqttier, and the reply of Gee. Ca rat icicle', re lati se to the.movements of our troops to take a position at St. Carlos.—Nos. V I I I. IX. and X. Letters from Gen. Carmichael, General Olders relative to ihe conf:uet to be ohscrved, and un Ultimatum, stating, that " iu ronAdcra t ion of the brave der:nose of the Garrison. under lint, pri vat ions, they w ill be - lowed to mare:: out ‘%ith the It moues ur %%al . , alai lay down their arms; the Weer; to wear their sworls, and !rive their paro!e jot to serve until duly exchanged; the men to be prisoners of war." Then follows the Articles of Capitulation, by which, in ad dition to the above conditin., Ow I:reach Ciarekott k to t).: sent to Fla ce, to be regulatly exchanged, awl private property is to be protected.j [The Gazette also contain; di , patehesfroot Admiral Bowley, woo commanded the naval force employed before St. Do mingo, which aie to the Jame purport as those of General C:11.• ntichael.j DANKRUPTCIF.S ENLARGED. Wm. Foxlll, Edmonton, coach•u tster, fAnn Sept. 9, to Sept. le, at eleve,n, at Guildhall. Georr,e Seaborne, Horton, stocking-manufacturer, from Aug. 22, to Sept.. 16, at tea, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPE!e',EDED. I%&u. Dignata, St. Aleirtiu's-le-Graad, cherse,no:iger. KRUP'fI. Thomas Brown, aussell-street, ileranmulses-stre.tt, currier,to surrender Sept. 16, 23, and Oct. 17, at eleven, at (uitdtuui, Attorae;, Mr. Mills, Viate-strtet, Wallet/ Barber, AVatlitg-street, merchant, Sept. 29, at one, 30, aatl Oct. 17, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Baker,tirieti-court, 'reattp le. James Prosser, Sloane-street, Chelsca,grocer, Sept. tS, at one, 19, aitel Oct. 17, at ie.', at Guildhall. A ttarley, Mr. IVi , eoielal. rare Nlarlborme i h-arect. Thomas Narcomber Smith, B rt)adw ay, Waircester, draper, Sept. 25, Oct. 17, at ehtvea, at the Iteia Deer, Worcester. Attrraey, Mr. Par:a:a . , or cestev. Thomas Caley, Liverpool, merchant, Oct. 2,3, avid 17, at eicvee, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. A tlianies, Mei6rs. Cooper and L awe, Soatlaainpte ings, Loadoit ; anal Messrs. Massey awl Cartwright, Liverpool. Stel.!::m Pe trsoa, 'New Mire:, Derby, billet, Save , . 14. Oct. 5. at four, anal 17, at te.,, the W:u tea Btati:eley Stockport. Attornivs, Messrs. k'ooper a.ad Lowe, hoathamptoa-b Latetalon ; Mr. cliciliall:, Stud:volt. Jo' within Doc!ter, Latalworth, Derby, thre td-mansfacturer„ Sept. 14, and Oct. 5, it t•lr, :tad 17, at ta.t , at the It arrea BelSeley Arms. Stnelcp.art, A ttor.tla , s, Mess. s. Cooper aad Lowe, Southanytoa-builtli4s, Claaaceq'-!ane ; lad Mr. 4:heti:ant , Stockport. Robert (7owAry,Falinnuthonerchatit, Sept. 27, 2S, anal Oct. 11. •I el-vatn, at WytiA Hotel, k.'4l:atitttil. At Nlessrs. Tiopet :t.1:1 Son, '1 h,a.itas Ciiatechtit in DJ-ante, shelforal, Bedford, draper, Say:. tI. at tine, 12, ht ten, ald Oct. 17,:.t tx , ive, at the Swan Inn, Batiltbral. Attora•l: 31t. tii:e tint, 01:tey, thte..ts ; art Mr. Tajlor,Southampton-buildintrs. !;i - 4:11 itniaghsedge, iVoltea-ra•sder-eilge, Gtanicester, vietnet; Fe: t'.ll, at tier, 19, .t.i•l Oct. 17. at elvven, at the Full-Moo.r, lam Bristol. Attasrat4, 31r. (iva j 'A ftia-sa.tuar.a. .lobs 1.11110, ',. l :l,446,;:treet;cheapsille. 7flad-merelrtnt. ALIA. 9, 19, and Oct. 17, at t‘t elve, Attorue%, Mr.llaunpbreyr, Tokea-pause-)aril. fa V 11)N NOS. t. 7 ! 4:d'art Urinhart and iti4:llsra Walker ll'halley, Straad, goldsmiths, at twidve tittiitlhall. Seat. 2a. Peed, Nietito v. and Je.::4:! Ness, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cheralits, at eleven, nt the gi t va's Ne.i:cas,t'a-npon-Tyao. • Ott. z • Thom Co.z:aa, it 1 , ;litr!), sea:Collet . , at twelve, at GI , iid l l3ll. •f)t. t 9, J4ha Eiret-gtclit, liwallraper, at tea at Guildhall, Sept, t 9, 'lilac, Ls lie;tyhrejs,Ch.;:te.thain-place, St. (ileorge t i-aelik, horse cleat...r, at tea, at - • • SkiPt•T` l . ttobeetWrigiit, Thorvarttet, Devon, de tier, at eleven, at the Globe 'a:L i: Exeter, . ~, . t.:9, Will! V il b „;ri)-3C0.1 1 r i%.;:: - I,Jld lallh..Wer, virciva, at the TcAtinet s 1va5..:11.1. • . - • THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 577 S'l)t. t; I OWN, COleiltSter, t•t . ) lin:, at t. 2:), at thetCriten lnn Culcheiter. Sept.:lB, nerard Dnr!lam, cotton-manufacturer at e'eve , t, at the Kin;'; Mud, it.nt..io,* Sarah Bull, Brewer-qrvet,(o:den-sitc.tc, ta!tyvv-ellatrl - er, at 14 at thi;tltia;:. f.i, Thotr.as Austin, (leiter, erach-?loprie;or, at c!...ve:l, at the o,leen L;o:‘, Cheatt , ... At•pt, liopkiai, Lemon-street, Goachntn'i-tlehlt, silk-thrower, at tea. at Guildhall. Sept, •E 7. JJllnGresury,of Haverhil, Sufi - 11k, biter, at t'4.2e, at the Belt lan, llavtrhill, CERTIF IC .tTI:A. SEPT. Mirth', Hom.,rtoa, hmker,—Char:es .ITar !tont. N'Vellurt;-;treet. apotliecarb•.--.1.1,me. Peirce, Boone:it P Ik-4'44e:ter i;'i.tm Itte. , ell, Liverpool, inercliatit.4o6lle.ir, /i.i)olacket, umbrella-otak.—.—Eldward I.l.ilode:z, Leeds, conicr.—.ll:jamitt I).fwsoa, jun. NVolverhartiptox, jipail :cr. S.l IT TWAY'S Le.% DOS G.IZETTE. Dotrning-slrcel,:eplen: . ber 7, 1 -;09. Dispatche4, of %vhich th[• log, are e9pies awl extracts, • were this day received at the Alec Of Viscount one of his Nl;jesty's principal Secretaries of State, from Lieut.-Gen. Viscount Welling:on, K. B. I.:7rt n. Trnxillo, Aug. 20, 1309, 'I wrote souse days a7o a letter. to .he Prench CoMmander in Chief, which I sent to hifss by Lient.-Col. Walter, to rettitt'St his care and attention to the wounded officers and soldiers r the British army, ho hid fallen into Isis hands, i:: retort) for the c :s re aid overfills) whirls 1 had p ijit to the I..'reneh 1/flioeri and soldiess, who had fullers into, my hawk at dilierent times; and.. that he ‘‘ ould allow moue; la he se:.t to the oqicvrS ; and that officers, who should not be deemed priioners of war, might he sent to superintend and take care of the soldiers, till they should recover from their wounds, when the officers should .he sent to join the British army. I receive:l a very ci answer from Alarsh::l Monier, promising :hat every care should Ivy take::, and every attention paid to the British officers awl soldiers who were wounded ; but stating, that he could not ansuor upon tho other demands contained in My letter, having been ohliged to refer them to the Commander in Chief. S:nee the receipt of this ;:.tter, Mr. Dillon, 'the Assistant . Commissary has arrived fruit ToNvera, having hero taken pri soner near Cevolla, on the 21 th July, previous to the art ion, and having been allowed to come avvay. He reports thai the Bri tish officers anasoldiers who . are woutolkl, are doing remark ably well; and are well fed . awl taken care of ;• indeed he says preferably to the French troops. I propose to send. Colonel Walters w ith another flag of truce to-morrow morning, hull letter to the Commander in Chief of the Frencharmy, reques t -. in;;that a sum. of money which I shall send may he given- to the °dicers; and I shall endeavour to establish a cartel ofexchauge, as sosso as possible. I have the honour to he, St:. • A nra u W ELL CS 1. Lord Viscount Castlereaot, &c. Sze. 11Y Lotto, 'fruiting), Aug. 21, 1809. When I marched from Talavera on the 3d instant, WiLl a view to oppose the French corps which we had heard had ed through the Puerte de Llano , . and I t at arrived :ft Placentia, .Sir Robert Wilson was detached apou the left of the atany',.;to'- ‘4ards Esculona; and before marched on that morning 1 piot io clunnunication with the S;infaish Cleneral Cueff.ta; whwit had been ,tettled was to rmnain at Talavera. 1 understood that tiemeral Cuc,ta put Sir ilob;:rt in communication with his ad vanced guard, Which retired from Talavera on the aiAht.of the 4th. Sir Robert Wilson, howeser, dirt not arrivz..at Vttlat.ki till the uiy,t orthe 4th, havinA. ni.O.v*a Wog march thr4l4,-.. mountains: and as he was theft six 1-A:lues tse;:a the i.widge of tr%:► Ri pO. and hail ttt CrosS 1114 it road fro . tn Orupesa to l'alavern, w bids the vile:ny sv: pa:;,;e:tnit, he conceived that he t%as Inn laic to retire to rzo Ilispo, ::nit he determined to move by Yenta St. Jniien and Cent if,clin to Wards the Tirtar, and ;terns; that river to wat:As the mm4411:005 ;:ivh separate Cas tile from Estrum:l4ora. Some of Sir Robert Wilson's dispatches went te pat.-es he -ayes. 110 as riv , at tad whici mane, I I s• j of Vile frogs stir 12th was hlitrshal Ney, on the 9th, ward; Sala- The action_ S .4mllll. r • tnit.sed nn', I. Km taut : ;).wilte by n hich of the th r ou g h the muttutiAns i ,trit I bvlieve by Tornar; howerfr, .4ffyiktit,,ifli,jllPjlth, oil the :rid iti:rrato tiY ilyrencti r.,ortts of filar •h, with tltitt• of Elapitt. t :rsttorti Viasgutia, , and I) tht th:o.(4,oerhaii,iitg irinet:-go.t:e 4311 lOWA .a. I;n ii p. skernitnt of i Els letniyery and wettii in the Le Portugueite.and ,§p4itish corp 4 with wit:A.6 he wit I this ..,...Seibre t . the,ttatkle of lite 2S. Ii j