742_ tt and Benjamin West, of Wandsworth, Surrey, calico-p I%ers.—Thomas Saul, of Manchester, wool.lapter.—.Riehard Hughes, of the Poultry, goldsmith.—lVlary Hicks, of New Bond-street, milliner.—James Downie, of Limehouse, mer chant. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Tbamaisian Dawson and William Powling, of Aldgate, High street, linen-drapers. Francis Hayward, of New Sarum, Wilts, tailor. Ramuel . Parnell, of Kingston, Surrey, linen-draper. Luke Owen, of Manchester, corn-dealer. Samuel Cooper, jun. of Liverpool, wheelwright. Samuel Heath, of Birmingham,. and of Erdington, Warwick, boot-maker. Thomas Dunn Kirke, of Kingston-upon-Hull, linen-draper. Joseph Wharton, of Chester, corn-dealer. John Galley Bate, of Liverpool, merchant. Robert Harris, ten. Robert Harris, jun. John Wilkinson, and 'Wilmer Harris, of Watling-street, wholesale linen drapers. Thomas Edward I.llt, of Holloway, turner. John Clark, of Bru7lswick-place, Deptford, mealman. John Thornton, of White-street, Sourliw:ltk, carpenter. George Thurman, of Birmingham, hosier. Robert Wilkinson and John Sutton, of Manchester, drapers. John . laylor, late of Shilbottle, Northumb.:l - land, dealer. Thomas Miles, of Gun-alley, Bermondsey, fellnionger. Samuel Shirwin, of Lucas-street, Somer's 'Town, patent glass enameller. John Whaley, of Coventry-street, Hayrnarlwt, bout and shoe maker. Thomas Mitchel Coppelston, late of Kensimron, victualler. John Sykes aid George Sykes late of Currier's Hall court, and of Huddersfield, York, clothiers. Ezekiel Timberlake, of Great Mary-le-Bone-street, poul terer. John Curtis, late of Vere-street, Oxford-street, hosier. Ridley Manning Webster, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance tfroker. George Allen, of Casterton, Rutland, innkeeper. Richa d Sparkes, of Little Queen • street, coach-j drier. Thomas Wood, of Nlacclesfield, Chester, draper. William Jackson, of Bryatistone-street, Portman-square, 'Stationer. William Morgan, of Liverpool, pipe -maker. John Smith, late of Halifax, York, mon. y-scriveners Ely Hanson, of Our-lane, Staluland, York, corn-dearer. Henry Rawson, of Doncaster, broker. Robert Claridge, of Upper George-s'„reet, Manchester-square, holsterer. George Brown, late of Holyviell- street, Shoreclitch, haber dasher. Joseph Varley, of 1-I:mnsditch, slopseller. Joho Cutbush, sen. of Westminster, loot -inerelrant. Chath:s Bessell, of Prospect-place, Lambeth, insurance br,ker. Thomas Price and Charles Price, of Red Cross-street, South wark, upholsterers. James Peat and William Smith, of Piccadilly, sadlers. John Davis, of Bristol, haberdasher. Aaron Smith, of Uley, Gloucester, clothier. CERTIEICATES—DEc. 11. Alexander Aboaf Fonseca, late of real Prt scet-street, Good ttan's-fielck, merchant.—William Malone, of llirmingliarn, tlilor.—Edward Jones, of 13irmingllarn, liquor-merchant. — Thomas Bass, of Liverpool, tdlor.—John Avis, of Timbers .cembe Somerset, mealmln.—George Savory, later of the Bo rough iiigh-street, victualler.—Dennis Chandler, late of Stow upland, Suffolk, corn-merchant.—Joseph Johnson, late of I I igh street, Southwark, hop-merchant.—Solomon Z:Tury, of Great Prescot-street, Goodman's-fields, merchant.—John Janes, of Bear-street, Leicester-fields, men's mercer.—William Spencer, of New-court, Bow-lane, merchant.—Richard Blackmore, of • l'ottenham CoUrt-road, glazier.—Jarnes Oram, of Crickiade, cheese-factor.—John Bouch, of Maryport, Cumberland, check manufacturer.—John Davies, of Hereford, corn factor.— Richard Crouch Penfold, of West Smithfield, blacking-manu facturer. The Transport 13(Jan] has, in consequence of the great num ber of escapes of French prisoners of war On parole in this kingdom, ordered, that in future the following rewards shall b paid for recaptures, vii. l 0 guineas for every C.:onintissioned Officer, five guineas for every Non-commissioned Officer, and guineas for every British subject, convicted'of assiating such prisoner to escape. , ~~ THE NATIONAL REGISTER, PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Reduced 63 2 i 3 per Cent. CoUseris 64 3} 4 per Cent. Consols 79 Si 5 per Cent. Navy Annuities 9611 Bank Long Annuities , 6$ India Bondi; • 17s. pm. Exchequer Bills, 3d par 2s. pm. Ditto, 3.0 9s. ss. pr..... Consols for Account 64 3i TIDE TABLE. lIIGU WATER Al . LONDON BRIDCE. MORNING. AFTERNOON. M. H. 13 after 8 20 9 P 3 10 39 11 9 12 9 1 5 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday . • . • Thursday Friday . . . . Saturday M. H. 46 after 8 .55 9 3 n 0 C' 38 12 37 1 30 It ON vstmus's Clerical Chgracter of the REV. Jolt tromp, Minist,r of Kensington Meeting, shall appear in our next Publication. IIE NXIIONAL IZE(aS.I LOlOOll. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24., 1811. DEFEAT OF GENERAL. BLAKE AND CAPTURE OF SAGUNTU M. The Spaniards have once more redeemed the ho nour of their arms, and however strange it may ap pear, by a defeat. Their most experienced General, and their most numerous army have sustained a sanguinary overthrow, but the skill displayed by the former, and the valour and intrepidity of the latter, are pledges of increasing ability and patriotic zeal, which future success cannot fail to crown. In order to do justice to our Allies, we shall trace back the operations of the contending armies since the late invasion of the kingdom of Valencia. Armei with the terror which the inhuman massacre of Tar. ragona had excited, SvcHET hastened liis nn into the Valencian territory, with the hope of findin; every heart appalled, and every hand palsied. He penetrated as far as the town of Murviedro, of whin he was allowed to take possession, as the fortress cf Saguntum was alone capable of resistance. 'l'hi; he closely invested on the 23d of September, ancl soon found that if his late butcheries had alai mec the defenceless inhabitants of villages, and led then. to abandon their houses on his passage, fear had not reached the soul of the Spanish soldiers to whom the defence of the fortress was entrusted. Relying confidently on the intimidation he fancied he occa sioned, he had no sooner effected, what his own ac-. count shows to have been an impracticable breach, than he gave orders to storm the place, and in that vain assault was repulsed with a considerable loss, the greatness of which may be judged from his. own