M g W. xa .~ _.~ THE NATIONAL REGI S TER. T UESD AY' $. I ONDON (LIZE I'l • .111F.M1011 A't•DUNI• ' • - ' • • Horse Guards, November 11, 1811. The Prince Regent having been graciously pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty to con:n;and, that, in commemoration of the brilliant victory obtained over the ene my by a division of his Majesty's army, under the command of Lieutenant-General Thomas Graham, at Harrosa, on the sth of March, 1811, tkc under-mentioned Officers of the Army, pre sent upon that occasion, should enjoy the privilege of bearing a Medal, and his Royal Hid mess having approved of the Medal which has been struck, is pleased to comniand, that it should be worn by the General Officers, suspended by a ribbon, of the co lour ofthe sash, with a blue edge, round the neck, and by the Commatidirs_g. Officers •If Corps and Detachments, and the Chiefs of Military Departments, attached by a ribbon of the same co lour to the button-hole of their uniform. Lieutenant-General Thomas Graham. Major-General William Thomas Dilkea. Colonel William Wll&'tley, Ist Foot Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel Ch ales P. Belson, 28th Foot. Lieutenant-Colonel William Augustus Prevost, 67th Regt. Lieutenant-Colo.:el the Hon. Thomas Crawly Ouslow, 3d F6cr, Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew F. Barnard, 95th Regiment. I.etitenant-Colenti John M•Donald, Deputy Adj:-General. Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Sebright, Ist Foot Guards. Eieutenant•Cdon,.l John Frederick Brown, c2sth Foot. Lieutenant-Colonel Amos :odsil Norcott, 95th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel lion. Charles NI. Cathcart, Deputy Quar ter-Master-General. lieutenant-Colonel Richard Bushe, 20th Portuguese Regt. Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Duncan, Royal Artillery. I.ieutenaut-Colonel Hugh Gough, 87th ReFiment. N• ajor F. Baron Busschc, 2d Light Dragoons King's Ger tnan Legion. By the Command of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, - in the Name and on the Behalf of his Majesty. FREDERICK, Commander iu Chief. H. Torrens, Lieut.-Col. and Mil Sec. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Howard, of Dean-street, Canterbury-square, corn factor. BANKRUPTS. James Moore, of Colchester, Essex, chinaman. George Moore, jun. of Colchester, Essex, seedsman. Thomas Morgan, of All Saints, \Worcester, maltster. Philip Hunt, of Nottingham, grocer, John Yalden, of Winchester, Southampton, miller. Thomas Stavert, of I.iverpool, merchant. Thomas flatten, jun. of King's Lynn, Norfolk, cabinet maker. James Henry Clough, of Liverpool, merchant. Elizabeth Janaway, of Ludgate-street, toy-dealer. James Hill. of Park-street, St. Mary-le-bonne, plasterer. James Illy: it', of Chelmsford, n:-.rehant. Richard Peer, of Cricklade, tits, dealer in cattle. Richard Thornton, of I verpool, timber-rr erchant. John Tadhunter, late of Hythe, Kent, saddler and harness aker. David Mould, of .Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stafrorkl, brush maker. Michael Furlonge, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, merchant and underwriter. Edward Goldfinch, of ('anterbury, chymist and druggist. William Dawson, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, draper. . Joshua Smithson Wilkes, of Liverpool, merchant. John Collins, of Brunswick House, Lewisham-road, Kent, schoolmaster. \William Bartley, late of the 'White Swan Tap, Sk.iiiiier street, broker. Michael Kelly, of Pall-mall, musical-instrument-seller. Joseph Gould, of Brixton-causeway, Surrey, stone-mason. William Bitch and John Lucas, late of Fleet s reef, paper stainers. Joseph Bailey, of Fry's-place, Blackfriat's-road, tailor. Stephen Brassington, of Burslarn, Statiiod, glazier. John Ross, of Livcrpool, baker. Daniel Edwards, of Hainbrook, Gloucester, miller. James Parker, of Gargrave, York, and William Hepworth, of Hcbden, York, twist-spinners. William Purnell, of Bristol, corn-factor. Ambrose I.ewton, of Oldland, Bitton, Gloucester, dialer in coals. Thomas liaywoocl. of the Fdgeware-road, coach-maker. Christopher Juhu Cay,of Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, coal fitter. William De Bart Jackson, of Hatfield Peverel, Essex, inn keeper. lkl ,, ntague Barnett, of New•road, Saint George':, watch maker. CERTI FIC ATES—II F. c. 3. James Wilson, of Manchester, grocer.—John Howell, of Liverpool, dealer.—Charles Pratten, of Bristol, shoe-maker.— John George Skurray, of Smith-street, Clerkenwell, merchant. — Walter Fa 7, late of Beech-street r linen-draper.—William Stracy, of Fleet-street, silk-mercer.—Joseph Ogden, sen. of Pendle ton, Lancaster, bleacher.—Thomas Parry, of Salford, I .an cast er cotton - spinner.—Jane Smithson and James Bowe:. Smith son, of Bishopwearmouth, DurbaM, coal-litter - b.—William Ed wards, late of Burton, Somerset, blacksmith.—Thomas Nutt, of Buckingliarnistace' New•road, builder.—Henry Nlewburn, jun. late of Lloyd's Coffee-house, underwriter.--Joseph Naylor, of Aberford, York, flaz-spinner.—George Scott, of kenchurch • street-chambers, ship-broker.-.-John Spearing, of Briilithelm ston, cabinet-maker.—Richard Hird, of Skipton, York, shop keeper.—Richard Taylor, of Leicester-square, hosier.—Joseph Ouston, of Sculcoates, York, grocer.—Wiliiam Baker, of ? confectioner.—George Pitcher, of Hy the, Kent, spirit-met chant. SATURDAY'S LONDON G •IZETTF. ADMIRA 1%017110E, NOV. 1 6. Copies of Two Letters front st;o!nroodore Penrose to John • Wilson C'roker, Esq. dated at Gibraltar the 2:2d and '.3sth of last month. San Juan, Gibraltar, Oct. 2'2, 1811. reqnest you to inform their Lordships, that ye.:;tc. - d:ty Morning the French quitted St. Roque about half past Seven, the advance having left Los Barrios about t rec. They took the road towards Ximeties, and the last gence w::s, that the advanc: of General Ballasteros' cavalry were keeping sight of their rear. I take the opportunity of t.Lo Scout (without delaying her) to give you this information. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) C. V. PENROSE. San Juan, Gibraltar, Oct. 25. SlR—The Scout being put back, owing to the westerly winds,. and carrying away her main boom in a squall, I take the oppor tunity of enclosing a further return of Rrrivals and sailings, and state of ships in the bay, and to request you to inform their Lordships, that the French army which lately appeared here, is again divided to the several parts from whence itwas assembled, after General Ballasteros, who followed the enemy with great judgment and gallantry, : had gained a considerable advantage over their rear guard, cm, the 22d, taking several prisoners and .. some baggage. , It appears that the Frencn,. uneasy at the active zeal of Bal lasteros, and at our works tit 'the island of Tarilla, assembled their force in the hopes to •'c'itiSh him before his pri, arations were advanced, and also to tekveraritla ()Libre we were pre pared for resistance, and that want of wine and grain, owing perhaps to the baste of assembling, ,obliged them to retreat. have the honour to be, Scc. ned) V. PENROSE. Copy of a Letter from Captain Gordon, of his Nfajesty's ship the Activt-, addressed to Cariii, Nlaxwell, of th.• A lee,:e, senior Ofliccr at I.ir;!•a , Jot; tr..nsiidzrt (1 by Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pe lew to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Ship -Nctive, at Anchor off the Town of Rago4iliza, July 27, l hi l . Si R-I have great pleasuie in informing ycu that the hews of his Majesty's ship uudec my command, with the small-arm men and royal marines, 'the whole under the command of Lieute nant Henderson (first of this ship), were d tachea on the ship's anchoring here, in order to attack a cu:.voy which had ran above the island that thi• town of Ragosniza stivids upon, and had takett shelterin a creek on the main. From the narrowness of the entrance, and three gun-boats protecting it, with a number of armed men on .each point, • ieutenant Hendei son was induced to land with the small-arl men and mariners, on the right, in order to take possession of a hill which appeared to • .-.,m. - . .x+ 72.5