470 On the 6th tiro divisions of infantry and the cavalry of the sth ailny, under the Conde de Penne Vallamur, were crossing the Guadiana, on a bridge constructed fur them at St. Lucar by Colonel Austin. _ _ . The artillery was embarked at Ayamonte, and General Bal buffos with the advanced guard remained upon the river St. Piedrti. It appeared to be General 13Iake's intention to embark his troops for Cadiz, but mither. General Castanos nor I have heard from him since he marched from Jurarneil.ha on the 18th of June. In the North Marshal Bessieres had returned again to Valla dolid from Benavente ; and in the end of the month of June the enemy assembled at, and in the neighbourhood of Valla dolid - a consl.3erabl body of troops, Ganetal ronnet, how ever, still retnained in the neighbourhood of Leon and Berta vente with the troops under his command ; and I have received from General Silveira a report of the defeat of the French in an attack made upon a Spanish detachment from the army in CO licla, in front of Astorga, on the 25th The Guerillas likewise continue their operations, and besides the alarm given to Valladolid on the 15th ultimo, Don Julian gave a similar alarm to S,:lamanca on the 19th ultimo ; but a considerable party of Cuerillas bAonging to. different Chiefs, which had taken a convoy at Penar nda, were afterwards sur prised on the. Sc`th of June, and di=persed, about two hundred having been killed, wounded, and made prisoners. This Gazette contains the appointment at Robert' Viscount Melville to be K eper of his Nl:jc:6ty's Privy Seal in Scotland. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Welcogte Cole, late of Lanthvi victualler, from August tqAugust 28, at ten, at Guil,'liall. BA 4 :.•KRUPTS. 4f3eOrge Hodgetts, of Birmirsharn, button-maker. 10lin . Land, of Exeter, confecti:mer. JOhn•Bolt, of Portsea, green-ererer. JAmeph Bradhy, of Milford, Wilts, timber-wet - chant. George White, hen. of BiNgharn, Nottingham, grocer. Tam r Hill, of Nilsson, Lin, oln ' maim!. John' Dunkerly, of Pitt Bank, Lancaster, cotton-manufac et -Saultlel Stead, of Leeds, York, cabinet. maker. Richard Hopes, or Rawley Regis, Stafford, victualler. George Crowne, of Bilston, Stafford, Jinen-draper. Thomas Garner Richmond, of Church-street, Rotherhithe, Starr(l , , merchant. Janes Byrn, of Broad•street, insurance-broker. James Augustine Greenland, of Lamb's Conduit-street, Theo bald's-road, babe: dasher. . Benjamin Noble, late of Bedford, tailor. John Archer, late of Clieshain, Buckingham, baker. Joseph Mason Gait!,kill, of St. John of NVapping, mathemati cal instrument-maker. Jesse Coles, of Hanway-street, Oxford -street, jeweller. Robert Salmon, of Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, linen liraper. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. C7RTIFTCATES-AUG. 17. William Ilrakeford, -of Great Peter-street, Westminster, baker.—Jonathan Payne, of Bristol, drcg_list.—William Porter and John Porter, of York, sidirters.—Jolt it Leach, a l'urnliam green, Middlesex, shapLer per.--Elizabeth Shewen, of Thread rieedle-street, odiee-Itotise-liceper.---John Bromley, of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchatit.—Richard Sanders, of Croydon, Surrey, c)ssrlieeper.—Thomas English, of Myton, Kingston-upon-Hull, ship-builder.—Herman Ernst Sieyer, of Hackney-wad, Mid- Mesex, merchant.—linker Waiter, of I\i't,sv Romney, Kent, praz;er.—Thomas Sturley, of S.,valTham, Norfolk . , iipholder.— A/entice De ongh Lrd John Dc Ptgli, of flart-street, Crotched ft tars, merchant s.-IV,iiiiatir 13,21...r.ic•. - 6, of Liverpo ,l, coat slealer.—Tlo luas thlrewei, jun. of the Hot Wells, Gloucester coach-maker.—John Graham, 1, to of Carlisle, joiner.—Saninel lyriitiort, of Vine-street, Westminster, - victualler.—James st i map r of Dean -street, Westminster, upholsterer. • Sir Richard iCeates is go]ng immediately to the Mediterraircan, as second in command on that sta tion.: He is :succeeded in the q . ntn-rnand at Cadiz by Admiral Legge. .7 7 PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stoe:k 0 41 3 per Cent. Reduced 6.11 3 per Cent. Consols 62a 4 per Cent. Consols 791. 5 per Cent. Navy Annuities. 931 4} Bank Long Annuities l6 11-161 India St9ck India Bonds 113 12$ pm. 0 d Annuities...., 621 Exchequer Bills, 3d. l6. dis.l pm. THE NA CIONAL ,ono on. SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1811. THE KING. The following are the Bulletins issued since our last publication • _ " WINDSOR CASTLE, JULY 21.—His Majesty has had Some. sleep in the night, and is upon the whole a little better." 44 JULY 21—The King has had several hours sleep in the course of the night. His Majesty is this morning much in the same state in which he was yesterday." c‘ JULY 93.—His Majesty continues much in the same state la which he was yesterday. - - " JULY 24.—His Majesty is to-day very much as he was yes-, terday." "JULY . —There is no change in his Majesty's symptom; since yt-hterday." " JULY 26.—His Majesty continues nearly in the same state."' " Ju LT 27.—His Majesty is not better to-day." His MAJESTY'S health, we are sorry to learn, continues in a most unsatisfactory state. The pa roxysms, which had assumed a milder character, are again become more acute and violent ; and the. glandular swellings in the throat, by which they are accompanied, render it very painful and diffi cult to convey the necessary nourishment to the, the stomacji ; and even the administration of me-. dicine is not easily accomplished. The sle-p con tinues to be produced principally by opiates.—The following paragraphs are trom the Papers of yes terday The Kic's paroxysm continued down to a late hour last night, without the least symptom of di verging, or abatement. It is found extremely dif ficult by his Majesty's Physicians to administer the necessary quantity of substance for the support of the bodily frame, in ha present declining state. The accounts which reached town last night stale, that his MAJESTY still continued in the same state.—By the use of opiates his MAJESTY ob tains sleep, but apparently without refreshment. Still, however, is the fond hope of an ultimate fa vourable charge entertained by his medical at tendants. THE PENINSULA. 'Dispatches were received from Lord WELLING- TON last Wednesday- They are dated the 11th in stant, and state, that his Lordship, with his army, continued in the same position in which he was at