..:$ 'Mr TUESDAI'S LONDON GAZETTE. • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thomas Dawson, of High-street, Wapping, grocer, from March 28 to May '7, at ten, at Guildhall. Charles Sankey, ()flames-street, Covent-garden, from March 24 to May 4, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Vim. Harrison acid Co. of Little Tower-street, merchants. Robert Waylen, of Devizes, victualler. • BANKRUPTS. Edward Norris, late. of Ilchcater, Somerset, innholder. Wm. Marsden and. Henry Marsden, of Manchester, cotton- or —I 4.4 snanafacturers. ' \\Tm. Marsden and Joseph.Marsclen, late of Hoghton-Tower, Lancaster, cotton-manufacturers. Ebenezer Whittenbury, of Mancheater, merchant. John Hartley, of NI anchrster. manufoc curer. Sarah Moore, of Wolverhampton, saddler. Thomas Jackson, of Clreetham, Manchester, cotton-manufac- rarer. Thomas Dutton, of 'Liverpool, cabinet-maker. Miles Fawcett, of Liverpool, music-seller. John Elia r, sc.t•.i. of Westleigli, Lancaster, butcher. Henry Wurmi, of Wapping-Dock-street, upholsterer. John Lewis, of Aberpveutiy, Monoaeuth, cabinet-maker. William Zatty, of Flansliaw-lane, Wakefield, cloth-n*nn facturer. • John ICeinp., of Nu yells-buildings, Islington, dealer ill bay. . James Vildvvooefo l f Huddersfield, rnaltateri Bristow 13rOly, of Farnham, Surrey; common-breVver. Thomas. Brownhfll, of Leeds, silversmith. Thuma.s' navid -Rees; of Great May's-bnildings.A...Martin's .. sane, victualler. . .. ,John Wihberley and William PepEer, of Nottingham, hosiers. Robert Soaves, late of Upper nut Smithfield, provision- joerchant. "Ii; I%loses West, of Colchester, merchant. Williain Hooke. of. fleccles, Suffolk, grocer. 4 olin Taylor, of Bristol, manufacturer. tWilli* Carter ip .!un. merchant and commission-broker. Samul .Beaton, of Downhead, Somerset, jobber. Hamlet Mullion, of Liverpool, merchant. John Waistle„ . of Liverpool, builder. liermariT..rtist Sievers, of Hackney-road, merchan t. 'Thomas Cooper,, late of I-T.;gliain, Kent, butcher. • CERTiFIC44.I . 'ES" , —AraIti D. lobar flrittlt.'a Vi'ern la ck, of Flinnotith, ,i).evon,.rnerchant,— • filatnnel Rovolatici•!, -, n, Etisvare. %alum, and William Brien, of Cbeaptie.e, warehousemen.—John Curtis, of Spring-street, St.i Vlary-le-liont-,•tallow-chaildier.—W.m. Nicholls, .of Piccadilly ',. 1 linen-draper...-.blur Willson, of Beak-street, Golden. square, ' sl man's-mereer.-.-}:chrarilecillier, of Ingersley, Chester, cotton spinner.--John Thortiley, of Liverpool, mertliant.-•:-JOAah Al len, of Tuitteth Par,,k, Lancaster, oil and colourinan.--Johri . , Lewis, of i3ristol, woollen-dreper.—.Win. Stinchcairobe, of Oils- to), cabinet-maker.—Walter .lilurtou, late of Caverovall, - Saif ' • fiord, dealer:—John Cousins, late of Bread -street, • London, int rchant....,rattuee.:l,.eyender and Charles.. Campbell Juild,..of Yeovil, Somerset, gardeners- :Robert Smythe, late of •Toten luirn, mooey,scrivrner.--;Thomas Leaver, of Plyinouth, Devca, . •••...o......merassammudimgmodim SATORDAYS LONDON GAZETTE. -;. . ' . BANKRUPTCT/S . E4L.AR GED. 3acob Coopii-, late of Oxford-Street, umbrella-maker, from IV arch 16, td May 4 , rn at ten, at Ctli)dhall, lohn Stint, of 1 7 :lisssrerrth, Manchester, cotton-manufacturer,. .rom April 2, to April 10, ,at ten,. it_the White Bear Inn, Man ' Hester. 1 i ' Samuelgannon,late of Nekingilam, FAWN ! carpenter, froni March 23,,tbA.pri1.6 ; 1. ! .t tenor at guildhall, Latidon.. - James Hertzood of Manchester, machipe7maker, from ll)farch . 26;tó A pii eff, it ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. • , 8.1 NRU PTC*i SUPERS. 1..)4D. . • Thrarti.y .Parker, of Vevir3bu y, Yorkshire, a nd o f Bristol, .. merchant.•• ' • s ' . . , . . • BAlsiKtttiPTS. Rob rt Gibl4M, jun. no or late. ut Monkwearmouth, Dur barn; coral fitter: . . • • John 'Ada r. is. and John Sp ragg,, of Great St. Thomas Apostle's, stationers. . • V . • Wiliam B-attye, of Flanshaw-lane, Watcfield, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer. , ' Wm. Mut - oil, nowar late 'of Pain swic3r, giocestersh ire . ; gro cgr. James H .y and Jeremiah Hill, late Of 'Atocito i - ii2,11- . Btgeet, . , - Surrey, linen-drapezi. • - - Joseph Floundera:and John Thomas Morley, of Huddersfield , Yorkshire, linen-drapers. James Hamper, of High-street, Southwark, Surrey, hosier.' lA' illiam Carter, jan:of Liverpool, merchant. Thomas Hill, of Clayworth, Nottinghamshire, butcher. • Richard Northmore, of Bedminster, 3omerset6hire, victualler. Thomas Parkin and Thomas Scobell, of Broad-street, mer chants. James Franks, of St.. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, cabinet-maker. William Chapman, of Birmingham, stationer. John Whitehead and James Whitehead, of Liverpool, brewers. William Baiss, of Warminster, add James Baiss, of Fisherton- Anger, Wiltshire, coopers. Thomas Dail, late of Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk-manufac- turer. Michael Sloper, late of Bathwick, Somerset, woollen draper. William Heywood, of Manchester, small-ware mannfac .. turer. Thomas Hall, of Stoke Newington, victualler. Stephen Dadd, of Rochester, grocer. Thomas Sharrock, of PreAcm, shopkeeper. CERTIFICATES, APRIL 13. Thos. Hill, of Brighton, Sussex. cabinet-in:lkon—John Sin)... son and rrionals Fleming, of Mark-lane, merchants.—Edward Paine, of Dowgate-hilf, London, merchant.—%unes Phipps,.of 'St. John's-lane, Clerk enw ell, plurnber.—Samuelitogers, of Monmouthshire, stationer.—Thomas Proctor, late of : Shoreditch, and since of Nightingale-lane, Middlesex, brewer. —ROhert Buchanan, of Liverpool, Lancaster, vender of modi cines..---tenjamin Goodman, of Staberton, Southampton, dealer. —James Russell, late of Perry-Barr, landsworth, Stafford, gun -barrel-manufacturer.—Abraham Israel, late of Portsmouth, Hampshire, silversmith.—Samuel I;ennett, of Bath, Somerset, upholsterer.—Allatson Hodgson, of Fenchurch-street-chambers, London, merchant.—John Camp, of West Smithfield, London, stationer.—John Rogers, .of the Strand, Middlesex, merchant. —Thomas Haigh Midwood, of Bow-lane, Cheapside, ware. houseman. Iki 'minds. t. i vo .. 1° - z , • N',.... 7ilt 4'. '• ' . •,'- t) - i iii: . A.N \ii : • 4. : A .. ,‹ ..__• ...f,„ , .......... ~ ... .., „ ..., ... _ 1 TO CORRESPONDENTS. To BY has been received. Sharp instruments are frequently useful. TILE WESTMINSTER ELECTOR, who inquired whether we WOlll4 achnit a vindication of the City of Westminster's Loyalty in our pages, may be assi.lvd that it xsl.3 be welcome, as well ai necessary. THENATIONAL REI;ISTER. tOll4Oll. SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1811. THE KING. Bulletins of his Majesty's health issued since our last publication : Sunday—His Majesty continues much the same as he has been I through the last week. Tuesday—His Majesty is •in every rcspect as well as he }hie been through the last week. Thursday—There has been no niaerial difference in his Majesty's-state within the last eight or tcti days. RETREAT OF MASSENA. Important intelligence was received east night.. NA,PoLeoir, who boasted that his troops were in pos segion of three-fourths of Portugal, may, shortly find. that he does not retain a foot of ground, in that country.. MAsszatkcornmenced his retreat on the sth or 15th inst. (the information being of a tele graphiC nature, the date could not be exaqiy, ascer. taine33, and onr army inunedi . aiely marched in his gaumit. 'The French metal had, ,no doubt, cern- 'p`~l~3a AA ..