Notwithstanding that these works have been carried on with great rapidity, I am happy to sly that they are themselves so com plete, and the communic-tion from one to the other so well assured, that our loss hitherto throughout, the siege has been very small. lam sorry to say that Lieutenant Hawker, of the Royal Artillery, an officer who has distinguished itirnsta in these ope rations, was killed this morning. The enemy have hitherto made no movement to disturb our Operations ; but I understand that three battalions were moved from the blockade of Cadiz in the last days of May; and I have received a rf port, that the battalions of the 9th Corps, destined to reinforce the army of the south, were to arrive at Cordova on the sth or 6th of this month. The army of Portug4 likewise broke up from the Tormes on the 3d instant, and their first march was in the direction of the passage of the Tagus. I have received a letter from Mr. Wellesley, of the Ist instant, from which I learn that Gen. Suchet had invested Tarragona. 1 have, &c. (Signed) WELLINGTON. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. George Dicker, of Northtawton, Devon, serge-maker, from June 22, to July 10, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. BANKRUPTS. John Smith, late of Manchester, bookseller. George Phillips, the younger, of Great Warner-street, Cold bath-fields, Middlesex, brass-founder. Thomas Young, of Andover, Southampton, cabinetmaker. John Bailey and Robert Bailey, of Salford, Lancaster, silk manufacturers. • Thomas Parry, of Chester, tallow-chandler. John Maggs, of Hilperton, Wilts, coal-merchant. Henry HaHord, late of Witham, Rutland, dr.:per. Moses Wing, of New Sarum, Wilts, clothier. Thomas Parr, of Thatc;larn i Berks, carpenter. William Porter and William Macnish Porter, of Copthall court, Throgniorton-street, London, tnerchants. Thomas Mills, late of Whitby, York, innkeeper. THE NATIONAL REGISTER.. CERTIFICATES, JULY IG. John Wood, of Bolton-le-Nloors; Lanca-ter, cotton-manu facturer.—Wi!liam Oddie, late of Belle -street, Liverpool, merchant.—Lion Levi, late of Plymouth, slopselier.—haac Barnett, of Slradwell, slopseller.—John Ford, late of the Minories, trunk-maker.—John Flow, of Hertford, currier.— William Cliamb...rlain, of Horsley, Woticeiter, yarn-maker.— Robert flair, of Liverpool, linen-draper.—Elizabeth Duke and Frances Duke, of Eltham, Kent, lirwir-draperE.—Joseph West, jun. late of Pall-mall, Nkrestiniiistcr, tailor.—Charlotte Villars, of Conduit-street, New Bond-street, milliner.—Thoinas Richardson, of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, Glamorgan, chymht.— William Smith, of Plymouth, silversmith.—William Corn forth, of Bishopwearinouth, hurl am, sail-mlrker.—John Morrison, late of Church-court, Clement's-lane, merchant.— Martin French, of George-street, Portinan-square,. wine merchant. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. 405 Edward Adams, of Basingstoke, Southampton, shopkeeper. Henry Rugely, of St. Ives, Hurtingdon, draper. Edward F.trr, of Crawford -street, NI art le-bone, Henry Kendall, late of Rochester, Kent, draper. James Pollitt, of Manchester, cotton-spinner. R:chard Hughes, of Pontpool, Monmouth, tallow-Chandler. Richard Allen, of Manchester, grocer. Hamilton Georges, late of Liverpool, merchant. Samuel Stockman, of Kingsmear, Devon, mariner. James Liversedge, of Horton, York, cotton-manufacturer. Robert Aire, of Leicester, currier. John Whitt house ' of Dudley, Worcester, nail-factor. John Humble, of Felling, Durham, merchant. Thomas Alexander Harvey, of Saint Martin's-lane, brici layer. • Robert Pickering, Robert Pickering jun. and Hastings Pick ering, of Leeds, bleachers Thlnnas Adams and Thomas Messiter of Bristol, merchants. William Hague, of Wigan, Lancaster, innkeeper. Robert Coates, of Falsgrave, York, stone-mason. George Greenwood, late of Dewsbury, York, manufac turer. Charles Thomas, of Phillip-lane, London, factor. Henry Pulseford, of Berkeley-street, Piccadilly, wine-mer clia nt. William Thorn, of Plymouth Dock, tailor. Crichton Ilorne and Edward Finch, late of Church-court, Clement's-lane, wine-merchants. Daniel Irvine Monk, of Camden Town, dealer. James Beckett, late of Aldermanbury, l ighterman. Alexander Emanuel Berg, late of Saint Paul's Church-yard, merchant. • Richard Howard, sen. John Rivers, Richard Howard, jun. and James Howard, of Mitcham,, Survey, calico printul. .Joseph Gent, of Walsall, Stairotd, watch-maker. Arthur Noone, of Stratford, Essex, sat% r. Gtorge Smith, of Kent-road, carpenter. Theodore Palsgrave, of Bennew-street, Blackfrlar's-road, In- surance-broker. • . CERTIFICATE% itn.v t. 70. James Anstead and William Prickett, of the Old South 6ea merchants.—William Cousins, of Great Alte-Ittrai:t, Guodmail's-tields, broker.—John Faulkner,. of Manchester, dyer.—Hatnlet Mullion, of Liverpool, merchant.— Charles Andrews, of Burnham, Essex, butcher.—Archibald Stewart, Lire of Broad-street, Ratcliffe, hoop-bender.—William Wood ward, of Tottenham, salesman.—John Lomas, jun. of Mickley, York, paper-manufacturer.—John Oddy, of Lee&,, clothier.— Charles Peter Melbou'ine and James Swan, of Old Bond-street, paper -hangers. --Jolty Goddard, late of Kennett's Wharf, Upper flames-street, factor.—Charles Haley, late of Wiginore-street, watch-maker.—Arthur Owen, of Bell-yard, St. Gregory, sta. tioner.—John Schoolbred, of Broad -street, London, merchant. --Join Jacobs, of Walcot, Somerset, plaisterer.—Josiah Dancer, of I ainb's Conduit -street, lamp-maker.. John Keough, of King-street, St. James's-square.—Josepti Duckharn and Robert LanxeAter, of Bread -street, c:.rpenters.—John Ault, of Love lorn., Eastcheap, broker.—Joseph Borraman, of Brighton-place, 1 1.1:1‘ ney-road, flour-factor.—Joseph Eramley, of Essex Wharf, S ;rand, coal-merchant. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 29, 1811. Admiral Sir Robert Calder hai transmitted to John Wi:son Cro Eq. a letter from Captain Palmer, of his Ivlajesty'.; sloop the Pheasant, giving an account of his having, on the 1701 instant, captured I.e Heros Fr;nch privateer, a six guns and forty men, out four days from Rochelle, without making any capture. Rear-Admiral Otway has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Lietavna! t Banks, commanding the Forward gun-vess:A, giving an account of the capture of a Danish priva tet!r. of t . wo guns and thirteen men, by the boat of the Forward, on the 14th of last month. Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarez, Bart. and K. B. has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Aekloni, of his Majesty'r sloop Ranger, giving an account of his having, on the Soth of May, driven on shore and burnt, off I:o3c-lietid, a French cutter privateer, of four guns and thirty Lien : At:d also a letter from Captain Weir, of his Majesty's sloop Calypso, given an account of his havinz, or. the 14th instant, e7Ttured on the Coast of Jutland, a Danish privateer of ten guns, and destroyed another vessel of the same description. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Hmrp Rngely, of Si. Ives, Huntingdon, draper. BANKRITP Samuel Briddon and ?mit Bridilon, of Manchester, grocers, Tbornas Simon, of Leeds, brandy-merchant. FASHIONS FOR JULY. OPERA Daess.—A round robe of imperial violet net crape, or Inns,, %vitt) a long sleeve of the same, worn over a white satin under-dress. A c(..tage vest, or boddice, of Chinese crape, ta billet, or satin, laced or tagged with correspondent cords and tassels. Under-dress shading closely the bosom and shoulders. A large iniella veil, confined in front with a gold tiara, and a simple rose on one side, flowing in negligent folds over the rear of the figure. Neck-chain and bracelets of finely carved amber, or oriental elastic goid. French repeating watch, with elastic gold chain and seals. Bouquet on the left side of the bosom. White satin slippers; and gloves of white kid. You Ili's Dit ess.—A jacket and trowsers, a la militaire, of Windsor grey cloth. White Marseilles dimity waistcoat, orna t:, con espond ; collar and frill in tiie antique style : hair a w:tv,a crop. The potaposa, or Moorish half boot, of yel low or black Morocco. Paolo EN.inc. Cos rumr.—A white jaconot muslin high dress a walking length, ornamented round the bottom,: cuffs and col lar with a Tuscan border, in tambour. A sea green sarsnet spencer, ornamented with silver Maltese buttons, and barrel frog, to correspond, worn occasionally open in front, and con fined at the throat with cord and tassels. French watch and chain worn outside; suspended in front from the bottom of the waist. Hair in dishevelled curls, confined with a gold or shell comb at the back of the head. A large transparent white veil thrown over die whole. Chinese parasol ; gond mounted Cu i ; at:4 hits ho,its similar with the shade of the spencer. Gloves t t pale prim,ro,e or buff kid.