NATIONAL REGIS' of our gallant soldiers and seamen, on any person upon account of Parliamentary connection, or in return of Parliamentary votes ;" and his education of his daughter in these sentiments. I trust that such a Prince will put a stop to such mean servility: that corruption shall cease to reign in his presence ; but that if ever he does condescend to corrupt, I hope it will be the only ambition becoming a good Prince, that corruption w ich solicits the beats of his pe , ple. Gentlemen, we want Members of honesty anti integrity, we want not cm:tors, we have too many of them, we want men who will not sell their con sciences for a j . .)b, nor barter their intelects at the expence of their integrity. Such men you can only obtain by a Reform ; a .Reform equally beneficial to King and People ; nay, t!'e yeti tioneri and place-men themselves will receive benefit, for if the present system long continues, the rags of Threadneedle-street sail scarce be worth having. 1 know bow these sentiments will be received in a certain place; 1 know how much a cep ain class of men is given to hiss and hnot when their dinner is in danger ; but I beg you to recellect that there are two aohnals in the world which have no other means of vi ming their applause but by hisses, and those are geese and serpents. The Meeting then broke up. At six o'clock the company sat down to dinner; Sir John Thrc ckrnorton in the hair. The King' and Constitution, and many other constitutional to.s a were given. Joseph Everitt, William Everitt, John Everitt, and Samuel Everitt, of Guildford, Surrey, horse-dealers. John Mogndge Collins, now or late of Newton Abbott, Devon, maltster. Patrick James Tracy, late of Pollard's-row, Bethnal-green,„ narrow-weaver. Samuel Holland, of Manchester, wine-merchant. John ForheE, of Liverpool, merchant. George Cass, jun. of Ware, Hertford, oat-dealer. R obert Evans, of Beech-street, Barbican, cheesemonger. Rebecca Ford, late of Worcester, milliner. Matiassah Isaac Goldston, of Great Prescott-street, Good tn:rn's•fields, merchant. William Newport, jun. of King's-road, near Gray's Inn-lane, coach and harness-maker. Thomas Thomas, of Cwrudy, Carmarthen, shopkeeper. Henry Hervey Edwards, of Yowls street, Woolwich, Kent, carpenter and build( r. _ _ Jonas Charlesson Hahn, of Vine-street, America-square, merchant. LVlaiain Murray, of Pall-mall-court, taylor. Thomas Parke, late of Pickering, York, innkeeper and butcher. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZI'TTE. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Jenkins, late of I'n:beet-street, Goodman's-fields, upholsterer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Ray, of Upper Thames-street, sta , ioner. fsimutl Goodbody, of Horse-ferry-road, Westminster, coach- . . . sordth. , Edii;rd Farrar, of •ITalifax. York. procer. E.itliee Joseph, of Bury -street, nierchart. Heri . ryPit.:, of 'Dudley, Worcester, innkeeper. Jaintatk•Zutstoo,latd of-Lirerpcol, niereiant. Frattilii4 - I.lrdenberg, of iqc,unt-street, Grosvenor-square. • CERTIFICATF-$, Jove 2. VitUistr(Hinton, , of Painswick, Gloucester, grocer.-Isabella Wafting, late of milliner.— John Hentsch, late of 'Plottiorryhaberdasher.—litigli Corsilack , ;ate of Watling-street, tndurwriter..--JoSeph Greening; of Crooked -lane, orange-141er ehitit..—Thottas - Brownbill, of Leeds, si:ve,rstnith.—llaniel Coley, of lohn , gtreet, Adelphi, druttgi3t.4—Attp,ustos .White, • of Westritoretand-phice,, iactor.—Nathaniel Grigg, of-Ttyhicouth-Doci.c, tea-dealer—Jolin Caloy,, of; Liverpool, saftsinaker.,-Eenry. Riley, of Souter-House, :near ithrk, cattOn-spinner.—S,.uritiel Shill, . later of Bristol,, .watch traker. • SATIIRDAI"s LONDON GAZETTE. —• • Tittallazette cnntaitie two letters from Capt. Price, of his Majesty's'slOop Sahine, dated off Sibiona,.May 27, jiving an ac count of an attack (by the boats 'of his sloop) on five French pa4Kateeri; lying in that Roadstead, which had annoyed our trade on that coast; and, though moored under a battery, and pro tected by - it_ks of their crews and a guard of soldiers, our boats tacceeded in bringing them out. They are fine. vessel.i.--We had only otte marine wounded. This Gazette also Contains tht appointment, by the Prince Regent, of the Right Hon. C. Yorke, Sir K. Bickerton, Thin. James Boller, EFT. W. Di)rnett, Egg: Sir .l. S. Yorke, Knt. Hun. Y. Robhison, and Horatio l•tralpoie, Esq. to be his Majesty's Commissioners for elecuthig•the.alCe - Of High Admiral of the 'United Kingdom, 44t.e. &c.: • '• • . BANKRUPTS. 7 Joshua Watson,. of Fish•street-hill, , merchant. henry Salkeld limes, 'e+f Holborn, merchants • • Et:nry Brest, of Sloane-scipre, Chelsea, - carpenter. John Hogg, of Freeman s -lane ; tit. John, Soutlmark r car penter. Samuel Huskison,. of Swinton-street, Gray's Inn-lane, che mist. - Thomas Bayes ; of t.t. Martin's-lane, gold and silver lace. man. Rolv rt Colls, of Burr-street, Lower East Smithfield; hemp S,d echo John Lenham, Kent, haberdasher: t, late of Devonshire-street, Qtieen- ~, . • N4'st, of the Broadway ) Hammersmith, Lon Don. SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1311. DISPATCHES FROM LORD WELLINGTON. The following dispatches arrived yesterday from Lo'rd, WELLINGTON : they were brought by the Herring schooner : DOWNING-STREET, JUNE 15, 1811. A Dispatch,. of *high the following is an Extract, has been this day received at Lord Liverpool's Office, addressed to his Lordship by 'Lord' Wellington, dated Quinta. de Gramieha, 3oth May, 1811. . We invested I . ladajoz on the 25th instant, on the right of the Guadiana; and the ordiilutee and stores for the siege having been brought forward, we broke ground last night. The enemy have retired their main body upon I.'erena, and, hold the advanced posts of their cavalry at Usagre. I enclose the copy - of the repOrt.Of Major-General the Honourable William Lumley, of a very gt..liant affair of the cavalry near that place on the 25th. The Major;•General has reported that he received very . kreat assitance, upon this Occasion, from Major Holmes. of the 3d Dragoon Guards, who Was acting in the Department of the Adjutant-General, and from Lieutenant Heathcote •of the Royal Dragoens, wlio was acting in the Di partment of the Quarter-MasterGeneal l as well as from the Officers mentioned in his report. • ,` •td tar-n - qlchant. ,i John Gurrttt, Izte of Lei , AleX. MAX 'ell /1. - miett • . _ : 'Agar- 4re-bl .her. . LI _ % -: . e West, ' 1-6. . " . T.-- • \ ge ) f 0r ,... • a..t..t. :I s . d il , yt4 - ...- " 1 .. , —." • fro- - itib ''' . .. v 47/ --'-# • ) 4 , Z . • r ray- s CERTIFICATEq,Ju LT 6. willi.tm Bowden, late of Shepton Mallett, Somerset, dealei% —Charles.Edward Rawlins, of Bri3tol, wholesale grocer.--* Richard Rowney, of Hatton-garden, wholesale perfumer.-- Charles Moody, of Tidpit, Wilts, maltster and corn-dealer.— Christopher Chatterton, of Newark-upon-Trent, Nottingham, lineri-draper.—Thomas Creswell, of Chester, rope-maker.--- James L'evan, of Swansea, Glamorgan, cooper.—Jobli Bailey, of Chatham, Kent, rope-maker.—Asher Samson, of Crutchel. friars, merchant. —John Clay, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant —John Weston, of Liverpool, merchant —Williatn Bromhead, of Stamford, Lincoln, ironmonger. 'Thomas Huglic-i and Chri,toper Sevecke, of Bishopsgate-street, drapers. Rowland Wilke, late of Cheapside, hatter.—James Robinson and Chri-topher Robinscin ' late of Liverpool, merchants.—An drew Todd Patterson and John Michael Malonek, of Liver pool, merchants.—Joseph Romer, late of Rosamond-street, Clerkenwell, watch-maker.—Alexander Carson and William Di,tell, late of Liverpool, merchants and sugar-bakers.—Wm. Cook, of Liverp-01, merchant. —David Parry, of Liverpool, merchant.—Augustus William Sorgentrey, of Liverpool, tner- , chant.—Vt`illiam Allder, of Seward-street, Gosweil-street, Soda-manufacturOr.—Emanuel Le Comte, of Fetter-lane, jeweller. •• 1 1'111; NATIONAL Itr);ISTER.