A • , ,r • lima. 4Q 7 TIIF. NATIONAL, REGISTER. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. 11' 1R )) El).111 l'.ll ENT. now , : it 1. r, t, A dispatch, of which the following is an extract, li.r; been this day meive.. at Lord Hatnurst',, °dice, atHressect to his Lorkliip by Ge tlie Earl of Wellington, clateil Rurda, july It, 1412: General Bonnet joiwil the enemy on the evening of the 7th instant, aid the enemy lietve since extended their as fir as Toro, when: th.y have been actively empL)yed in rt•pvrittg the brilge which they )1 3 .1 before destroyed. Lieutenant-General Sir R. 1);(0..:e lip fr o m A Ilutera upon the 21 instant, Anti moved upon the enemy, ho retired hcforc him to wins Cordova. His hist letter is of the 9th front Llerena, and at that time part cf the en...,:ny's force had marched fr in Puente Ove juna, front langa ; an.! General Droner, with ten thousand men, with a very small proportio.l of artillay, had 11 - arched through Cam pill() upon Zalantea. I hay: no authentic accounts of the siege of Astorga of a later date than the sith instant. It is reported that there arc twu breaches in the place. .rotultiN orpcE. DOW G• S 1 It F. F.T. Al' G 1:8 r 3, in' 2.. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bus been pkaseil, in the name ant ovtlie :)cnait of his M jesty, to appoint Horatio Walpole, Esq. (coinm-wly called Lord Walpole! to be his MAjesty's Secretary ut Eni ba.sy at the Court of St. Petersbu %h. mouth Dock ; and Mr. Bafty_i_. Chance y lane, 'Nod r Brwal-vrect, Loudly). • • • • . 11 . • 'IP i• L. !inflow, late o 1 Bridge -road, Lambeth, A ugnst 15, at ten, '2.2. i md seFtember 19, at eleven. at AttoiniLs, Gale ano. Son, Be.iforn-Areet, Blettiord-row. C. Down:int, of Liverpool, roper, ,September 7, S. and 19. at CI:: Globe Town', )olin•street, Liverpool. M :,srs S an:s- • fret and Eden, Leigh-str.:rt, Liverpool; and Mr N%'nalle, john -Awe', Bedford-row, London. \‘'ood, of lVo,rkiogton, banker, August 18. '".. ) 5. and' .eirt. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. A nom:es, Messrs. Palmer, Tunilinscus, • and Thom von, Copth:III-court, Thro g inoruni-st tact. ..• ' G. Parker,.of Castle-street, OxtOrd•amarket, groceri August 1•114 at ten, '22, at mine, and September 19, at ten, at Gnildlall. • Attyut..y, Mr. 14:mton, 01,1 City Chambers, tlishopsgqe-strekt..- . . T. Grace, of Pr tree's Itisborottgli, BuLk• o and j. S. Woodcock,.. of A ylesbury. bankers, August 10, at nine, '20.. and September 19, at C; , 'VCII, at the County Hall, Aylesbury. A ttori:ies, Mr. J. Rose, Aylesbury ; and Messrs. Rose and Mututings, Gra)'s inn-squat% • London. • • • C. Parker, of Sun-street, Bishop:lgate-Within, grocer, A ugust 19, 29, and September 19, at ten, at GuinThall. Attorney, Nlr.l.).awcs, Aug 1-Lourt, Throgmortor.itieet. I. W. A. Snuigs and 1. Walley, of -Lime. stree , , merchants,, Au. gust 15, 22, anti Septembzr Ig, ten, at Glid(ii;a:l. Ao.t , tney, Mr.. Wyndie, John-street, Bedforu.row. NI. Finley, of Wappm.4 Hip.;tl street, grocer; August 11, at ten,. 22, at nine, and September 19, at ten, at Guildh.:ll: iitturney,avtr. Druce, Billiter-square Few:hurt:lt-street. W I:(),ter, of Walsall, Stall;•rd, butcher, Aogwt 21, 2..?, artd•Sep- • te;rber Id, at twelve, at the Flitch of Rico • \' bwillier bridge. St4f• lord. A ttornies, Messrs. Baxter and Furnivars Inn, Lon don ; and Mr. ll)ult, • BANKRUPTS. J. Norman, Lyme Regis, t.: , .:11-tnerdt.iiit, to surrender August 10, 11, at ten, and Sept. 13, at eleven, at the 'Three Cups Inn, Lyme Attornies, Mr. H. E. F;sher, I.)me Reg s ; and Mr. Heelis, Staple l nn, Lon.. on. E. Cotnian, Norwioh, haberdasher, August 7, 15. and Sept. L's, at four, at the Angel lim, iii St. Peter r f Nlancrott, Norwich. At tomie-, Messrs. Grand and Staff, Norwich; and Messrs. Pressland and Proctor, Brunswick-square, London. . Mayo, Kidderminster, coach-proprietor, August 25, at five, (in, and Sept. 15, at eleven, at the George lnn, Bewdley. Attor nies, Mr. Alexander, New-squar:, Lincoln's Inn, London; and Mr. Smith, Kiddermtnstcr. J Nottingham, hatter anfl hosier, August 20, 21, and Sett. 15, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. A tiwnies, Ilessri. C4)1.111.111 and Enfield, Nottingham ; and Messrs Bleasdalc, A ;examter, and liolme, New Inn, London. W. Pannell, Exeter, earthenwareman, August 8, 13, and Sep tenther 15, .at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Collett and Co. Chancery-Lane, London ; and Mr. Zachary urner, Paul-street, Exeter. W. Studd, Woodbridge, Suffolk, malstcr, Aug. 11, at eleven, at the Bear and Crown, I pswich. J. Broughton, Chelsea, chinamast, A ugust 11, 18. and Sept. 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bloteld, Clement's inn. T. Woodhouse, Lower Shadwell, butcher ai:d provision -merchant, August 18, at ten, 22, at eleven, and Sept. 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Ware and Youog, Illacktuan-street, Southwark. T. White, jun. Gre..t Winchester-street, merchant, August 18, 29, an;! September 15, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, A uteri..4.!biluare. Minories. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew bus triotsmitted t John Wilson eruker, Esq. a letter from the Honourable Captain ‘Valdepritve, of his I'L'jzsiy's ship Volontaire, giving an account of the capture of the Cu milk. uch felucca. cam lag one long gun and eight swieuls, forty-five lumen the I:3d of June, off Cape Croisette, by the boats the Voluntaire, under the dirt C 401 15 of Livitteisaiit Shaw. One mid two seamen were wounded in the boats ; and un the side ti. enemy, three were killed and seven prisoners. BANKRUPTS. M. Levoi, of East Smithfi.id, slopseller, to surrender August 15, ? 7 ,a10 September 19,at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Bevis Marks, St. Mary Axe. H. Williams, of Oxfor !-street, linen-draper, August 18, 29, and and Sevember 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie's, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street. J. Fryer, of the Two Brewers, Wor•hip-street, August 15. 22, mat Sepember 19, at eleven, at uildhall. Attorney, Mr. W ilkin ion, White Lion-street, Spital-square. B. Parham, of the "townot Dock, Devon, mimey- scrivener, Aug. 25, and September 19, at eleven, at ie Auction Mart Itooms, Plymouth Dock, Devon. Attornies, Messrs. Smith and Sole, Ky. 0. P. MARGATE. On Friday week, the Directors of the • New Pier at Matgate; en. forced the toll of one penny ( which is allowed by the Act), fin- waik ing the promenade, which met with Lonsiderable oprositi from many of the visitors. A collection was made by some active Lon doners kr an 0. P. dance,. which, for a short time, was suscende, for want of music ; but most of the money being expended on beer, was given to the populace, the dence soon comtnesiced, ac companied by the enchanting sounds of tin kettles, saucepan, mat row-bones and cleavers. &c. &c.—Placards soon hallowed, sicni ficant 0. P. graced the front of tke musicians hats, and was writ ten on every convenient place. The assemb:age having now increased to several mindreds, a determination was too manifest to tesist the toll, thunAli sanctioned by an Act of Parlianic.a. When any of the Di. rectors appeared, they were greeted with a salute of shouting. music, and a loud cry of 0. P.—Soon after eight o'clock the poptll4i.e broke in, forced away the toll-gath-rer, and took possessinn of the prome nade. To guard against similar proceedings the next .evening several additional constables were appointed, hint without ; as the same attempts were'again made, with an additional degree of ,wolence in some instances, as one of the toll-gatherers wa. not only threatened, but nearly thrown over the pier. A gentleman had his coat tyro from his back ; and one or two of the most active were s Ccuraed, and b6und over to the Sessions, but the 0. P.'s at length got .phssession , and disorder subsided. On Sunday, the contest was not reviveo, though a quantity of beer was again given. The company torsook the Pier, and promenaded the Foit and Chit We learn that nothing unplea sant has since taken place, and that the toll is now submitted 'ha without any further aptinir.m. , . ot WILLIAM TERRI rT & CO. No. Id, kliyo.a.rtet, Loudon, respectful') Inform :.r-Merchants, lon-keepers. and the Public id several, that they have for Siid • at their Wine and Spirit Commission Warehouse, Old ToM Gin . . . . . . 9 6 per Ga lles 041 Jonairo Rum . • • . 14 0; sue Old Cogniae Broady • • • 1110 Vert fine Port tot ior . . . . . 41 0 per Dusea Old Sherry of superior quality . . . 411 Tif e Old Dry Llsbon . • . , . . 41 " Teue:itk . . . . . . 44 0 R;ch Mountain . . • • . . 0 Claret of the tide,t Growth . . . • SO 6 Ripe Stout • • • . • • 1 4 Fine Itipe Bit! s ti Floe Cori:tree C -der 8 ti Very curious 11.1.,11 Shrub . . . . 46 6 Red and II hire 1'.o.,•:111 • • • . 50 lb Very c trine , cltrited O'd Port, rt yr«. in bottles 54 O Curloubly fine till est India Madeire 6 0 Vert old and c. riou-lt Rag B*-sery Mk 9, Dalt Dollaneei• superior t newel WO pie Opilais Genuine. ditto •rf the itio-t t Whi s• they etf..l..it. t!:r abate prier., in gut .t ilea of Itet 11444-0-t .• to gallons. or our dozen. taite-t awiy at 01,. •ce ..fsk• ls,ts,so , pied !' g-t el- • of pnrch.te.—t% i n d Spirit hit- ce.tot-, I - pen lad rte. • t'), will hat.. their orders executed, tut re Ur thaara.o. •t, 'tl th- ante shall be forvroveleti •t their es . 4ee, is4•lll* el prepuce Oen i• . I ilte greatest ilepeiedeoreny.? be placed on ar watt , : of the . .'l' t co. pled.ios thenr•elves that the Above attielts eve ail of CAI most goo Woo quality. •• . e: 1 i. i 3, A 4