we.------ 88 . . THE NATIONAL REGISTER ---•• --•-•- • • •• ar - a 0 -.,.. -••- it.. tireJ again immediately. It is reporred that de leral Junot TITV, NATIONAL It.LG IS FELL - ...._ was wounded on this occasion. ar - Our light detachments under the Honourable Captain Cocks - tontion, of the 16th light dragoons, and others, still continue their ope- 'rations with success, and send in many prisoners. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1811. My last accounts from Cadiz arc of the 15th instant. — - . • I have the honour to be, &c. THE KING. • (Signed) WELLINGTON. . v.-- _........ 5 ,.... Bulletins of his Majesty's health issued since our The Gazette of last night contains a Proclamation from His l ast Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Regent of the United Sun/lay—His Majesty continues nearly in the same state a s King4om of Great Britain and Ireland, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty; ordering, in the name, and on the behalf yesterday. Monday—There has been little variation in the King's state of his Majesty, and•with the advice of his Privy Council," a since yesterday. General Fast to be observed on Wednesday the twentieth clay Tuesday—His Majesty continues to go on favourably. of March ensuing, to implore the protection of the Almighty Wditesday—Hil Majesty is quite as well as he was yesterday, " in the just and necessary war in which his Majesty is engaged." Thursday—His Majesty scents to be making gradual progress The Proclamation is dated from the Court at Calton 'louse, towards recovery. the Bth of February,iBii. I Friday—His Majesty continues to make gradual progress to- wards recovery. - --....e5.----. Saturday—His Majesty is in all respects as well to-day as he BANKRUPTCIES ENLARc rD. has been during the last two days. Benjamin Levi, of Little Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, mer- ............--. Chant. from Feb. 9, to Feb.l9, at ten, at Guildhall. DISPATCHES FROM LORD WELLINGTON. Henry Hiatus, late of M'al ler7s- place, f.ambeth, Surrey, mer- chant, from Jan. 5, to Feb, C 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dispatches received from Lord WELLIAGTOY, BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. dated Cartaxo, the 19th and 26th ult. were in. George Sheppard, of Frotne Selwood, Somersetslire, clothier. 1 serted in last night's Gazette. It appears from Thomas Slater, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant. them that no material alteration had taken place in BANKRUPTS, • - the positions of the grand contending armies. On John Hall, of Bletchingly, Surrey, brewer. Elizabeth P:,rkliouse, of Brixham, Devonshire, linen-draper. the frontiers several smart actions had been fought '• • Gamalit.l Swindells, of Stockport, Cheshire, hatter. George Floyd, of Liverpool, porter and ale-merchant. between the Portuguese militia, and the French , William Charles Stephens, of Westbury-upon-Tr- i n, Glou- Corps hasteninrr to reinforce 'AI tScEN it in which, we ceste: shire, jobber. b - ... , - , fltomas Marriott, or T',isi clszate-street, chinaman. are sorry to say, the former have been worsted, but Nathaniel Simpson, jut). now or late of Lly, Isle of Ely, Cam- . bridgeshire, currier. - by the reinforcements they had received, they were Nathaniel Copper, of Pemberton-row, Gough-square, china- still enabled to check the progress of the enemy.— gilder. Robert Cullen and John Pears, of Cheapside, factors. The movements of the different French corps are so Edward Thomas Fairless, Lite of Staple's Inn, but now of Up- complicated es to perplex Lord WELLINGTON hini- per Charles-street, N )rharnpton-squre, St. James's, Clerkt - n- -well, mono -scrivener. self, or at least he does not chose, from obvious rm.:- Edward Symonci, of R roper, Slicer, dealer in cattle. Archibald Duncan Joyce, of Fordingbridge, Hants, tick-ma- tives, to express the opinion he has formed of their nufacturer. plan of operation ; could we venture to offer our- William Knight, late of Well-street, St. Mary-le-bone, car- renter. selves on the subject, we would say, that „the prip- Archibald Thomson, of Nag's Head-court, Gracechurch- street, merchant. cipal French corps hastening to reinforce A MISSENA, Samuel Peck, of Liverpool, merchant. will cross the Tagus at Alcantara, in Spain, and William Stone:hewer and John Bailey, of ;Nlanche.ster, cotton- rnantafacturers• after having effected a junction will proceed to at- Richard We' ton, John Dufton, and Joseph Dufton, of Berry- court, Love lane, A ldernianbu ry, tt,ctors. tack Abrantes, the key of both banks of the Tagus, John Horner, Of Itry-t !;rnil 'afield, victualler. and the possestioq.of which would enable them .to Samuel C'antioni, late of Beckincham, Essex, carpenter. Patrick Dimtwall, of Ladga! e-h ill, g-oter. manceuvre with their superior forces on the south .Ccor g e Watts, of Well-street, St. JO n'3, Hackney, baker. as well as on the north of that river. Charles Sankey, of James-street, Covent-Garden, cheese- snonger. An event more to he lamented than the loss of a Abraham Mundy, of Shrewton,Wilt.shirP, victualler. William Richard Blazg, of Great: Giimsby, Lincolnshire, battle, is the death of the Marquis of LA ROTIANA I corn-merchant. I in whom Spain has lost one of the ablest and most Joieph K•ilc, of Leeds, Yorkshire, tin-plate-work-r. Isaac Hainsworth, of l'uds e y, C 4 b: t rley, Yorkshire, clothi e r. sincere supporters of her independence. He died Richard Boys, of Prest,m, 1 ,ancashire,l,4:lcler. at Cartaxo, on the 23d ult. after a ~ , ,hOrt illness ; Joseph Brown, jun. and Genre w e Brow: late of Cannon-street, • .london, but now of Croydon, Surrey, and of Aylesbury-street, perhaps like the Royal Dane in his orchard. • - Three Clerken well, elieescno/ogc-rs, J o h n Jones, of Roch,; , tle, Lancalitire, oil-tlealer. days before his death he had sent the Spanish troop; GeOrge'Niciiolson, of ()Keen -street, Bloom, bury, dealer.. which had itiine.l the Briti:.h army to the relief of • • Edmund Hopwood„ of Marsden, Lancashire, calico-manu- •,, r4QtUrer. • Bdcht;os • his succe , sor, MEND:ZABEL, has ordered I . ) Joseph Hill Beasan, of Brook's-place, Kennin g t o n, S u r re y, • them since to halt on the road. The riches amas- .- stru-fti6tiir. ~ „ ••- - - ~ , +.PlAliii mcnonit,of Spring-Garden, Middlesex, tavern-keeper. I sed by JuNoT have not damped, it seems , -his ani. ThPrn4S,Alll:eili . er 1 - lio4-street, Newington, Surrey, deal t r. • . ' ' Richard Tre)iiiiii, k and Robert Diekinam,late of Fore-street, 1 mal bravery, and he has been wounded in a skir- . ~ ;Atitiiigiik, altleii iiiirtni ranks: • I raisin . ....te• In.' ': ''. . ' .• . •• ' ' • . ' • • .. . ......, ,