NA a detachment.ot the 36th, and of the 4th regiments, was to retire with 80111 c loss. The enemy are •indebted for the small part of the garrison. which they have saved principally to the unfortunate mistake of the mad to Barba del Puerto by the 4th regiment. During the whole period cif the blockade, but particularly during that period that the enemy's arn►y were between the iivas Casas, and the A zava, the garrison were in the habit of firing can non► during the night ; and the picquets near the place were frequently attacked. On the night of the 7th there had been a heavy the of cat non from the place, and the picquets were at tacked and another on the night of the Bth, and the Queen's regiment in particular, and the other troops employed in the hl.)ckade, were induced to believe that the explosion which they beard in the morning of the 11th, was of the same description with those which they have heard -n the preceding nights ; and the Queen's regiment did not move at all, nor the other troops, till the cause of the explosion had been ascertained. Since the 11th inst. the enemy have continued their retreat towards the 'formes. 1 enclose a re'urn of the killed and wounded of the troops en g3ged at Barba del Puerco. Return of Killed Wounded and .11fissing of the Army/ under the c namand of Lieutenant-General Lord Viscount Wellington, K. B. at Barba del Puerco, mt the 111 h May 1811. Ist Batt. 4th Foot-2 rank and file killed ; 1 Lieutenant, 10 rank and file, w A:tided; I Serjeant, 4 rank and file, missing. Ist Batt . . 36th Foot-2 rank and tile killed ; 5 rank and file wounded; 1 Lieutenant, 10 rank and file missing. Total--4 rank and file killed ; 1 Lieutenant, 15 rank and file, wounded; 1 Lieutenant, 1 Serjeant, 14 rank and file, missing. Names al Qffirers killed, woundrd, and missing. st Batt. 4th Foot—Lieutenant Robert Ill'lntosh, wounded. Ist Batt. 36th Foot—Lieutenant Moody, missing; Lieute nant-Co!onel Philip Cameron, of the 79th Regiment, wounded pu the sth May 1811, died on the 13th May 1811. CHARLES STEWART, Major-General and Adjutant-General. FOREIGN OFFICE, MAY 28. Dispatches were this morning received at the office of the Marquis Wellesley from Mr. Stuart, his Majesty's Minister at Lisbon, dated the 18th instant, by which it appears, that on the )nch, at midnight, the garrison of Almeida blew up the works of that fortress, and effected a retreat to Barba del Puerco, with considerable loss. Marshal Soult broke up from Gilena on the 9th of May at the head of 15,000 men, and his httad-quarters were at Zafra on the 13th, where he effected a junction with the division of General Latour Maubourg, which increased his nurnbtrs to near 22 000 men. Gen. Ballasteros immediately fell back, and united his corps with that of Gen. Blake; their combined strength usoved from Xeres to Bacarotte. On the 13th, Marshal Beresford and General Castattos concentrated their forces in Valverde, where it would appear they have been since joined by Gen. Blake. On the 16th Marshal Soult attacked the combined army at Alboera, and, after an obstinate action, was repulsed with great 1 oss, abandoning his wounded, and retiring to a position in sight of the British advanced posts. The loss on the part of the Allies is not specified, but under stood to be very severe. Major-General Houghton killed ; Major-Generals Cole and W. Stewart, slightly wounded; Lieut. Cols. Sir W. Nlyres and Duckworth, killed. The following is a translation of the telegraphic communi cation received at Lisbon. May 17„, 1811.—Elvas, Half-past Eleven, A. M. At nine yesterday morning Marshal Soult attacked our Army at Albocra. It was a great battle. Our armies were victorious. enenly abandoned their wounded, and took up a new poll ti.)ri sight ut our army. Elvas, May 'lB, Seven P. M. 'The battle lasted six hours and a half. It was contested. The armie trisainiitied the same positions. The Allies had General I{'►urhtt.n killed and three Generals wounded. The enemy two killed and one wounded. At eight this morning General was buried. BANKRUP IVY ENLARGED, John Flack, late of Broad-street, St. George's in the East, earpenter, fin June 1, to July 20, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Aaron Joseph, of Fronte Selwood, Somerset, clothier, I3ANKRU PI'S. John PArry, of Quality-court, Chancery-lane,scrivePer. timber- John Brown Taylor; of Dottcaster, joiner. 'Thomas Andrewes the younger, of the Hotwells, Gloucester, coach-maker. John Duckworth, of Manchester, alehouse-keeper, J-seph Cooper, of North Shields, ship-chandler. William Baker, ot York, confectioner. John Jones, late of St. Helen, Worcester, glover, Samuel Wall, of Salisbury, linen-draper. • William Arnold Ludlow, of Andover, wine-merchant. John Smith, of Bridgewater-square, London, lapidary. Elizabeth Shewen, of Threadneedle-street, coffee-house keeper. John William Page of Laurenny, Pembroke, soap-boiler. Matthew Swabey, of Patriot-square, Bethnall-green, draper. Wm. Gould, late of Chippenhain, Wilts, innholder. John Carter and John Rusby, of Skinner-street, mangle. makers. • Richard Hughes, Pontipool, Monmouth, tallow-chandler. Henry Clarke, of Liverpool, merchant. Abraham Moss, late of Berkhampstead, Herts, plumber. CERTIFICATFS, JUNE 18. George Nicholson, of Queen-street,Bloom‘bury,dealer...-Tho mas Tallemach, of Petersham, Surrey, dairyman.—Giles Cow.. ley, Bristol, stationer.—Edward Howell, Liverpool, cotton merchant—Simeon Etty, Oxford, wine-Merchant.- 1. Cham berlayne and Wm. Williams, Cumberland-street, Portman-e square, coach-makers.—James Teague, of the Coalpit Bank, Salop, huckster.—Thomas Hughes. Bishopsgate-street, draper, —Samuel Baker, Southwark, upholsteret.— . llomas Bird, of Manchester, cotton-merchant.—Wm. Lacey, of Nunney, So merset, linen-draper.—James Quick, of Tiverton, Devon, linen.. draper.—John Parr, of Manchester, mecchant.—Ebenezer Wilittenbury, late of Bingley, York, merchant.—Thomas Leek!. ing, Salford, timber-merchant. LTIONAL REGISTM • is obliged J• seph Bell, of Fleur-de-lis-court, Spitalfields, soap-maker. 'Thomas Doevvra, late of Hackney, dealer. garrison, William Higginbotham Goodwin, late of Liverpool, tin& iistake of merchant. _ _ _ SATURDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 1. A Copy of a Letter from Admiral Str Charles Cotton, AIM Commander in Chief of his Majesty's ships and vessels in the Mediterranean, to John Wilson Cruker, Esq. dated on board the San Jogf, of Port Mahon, the 17th April, 1811, incluse* the following : His Majesty's ship Cerberus, at sea, 4th February, 1811. SlR—Having discovered four ve. , ,els at anchor under Pes tichi, it being nearly calm, I dispatched the barges of this ship and the Active, under the command o - Lieutenant Haye of tilt latter, to attempt bringing them out, in which he completely succeeded, although exposed to a heavy fire of musketry from the soldiers quartered at that place. Lieutenant Haye speaks in high terms of the conduct of the petty officers, seamen ' •and royal marines employed under hini for their cool and steady conduct on the occasion. • Inclosed is a list of the vessels captured, and return of the wounded, which I ant happy to say, is only one man belonging to the Active. I have the honour to be, O•te, (Signed) HENRY WILIT Bv, Captain. To Geo. Eyre, Esq. Captain of his Majesty's skip Magnificent, senior Officer, &c. &c. [Here follows the names of eleven transports, chiefly ladtn with corn, hemp, and oil, which have been taken in this gallant Wounded.—Francis Free, land man, badly. BANKRUP'T'S. Nathaniel Porter, of Birmingham, Warwick, factor and clock-dial-maker. Thomas' Rowlandson and Joseph Bates, late of Cheapside, merchants. Dudley Bagley, of Sedgley, Stafford, iron-master. Edward Creaser, of Great Driffield, York, chymist and druggist, George Lapraik, of Bishopsgate - street Within, cheese monger. George Dodd, late of Vauxhall-place, South Lambeth, Sur , my, surveyor. Thomas Dunstan, of Falmouth, linen-draper. James Young, of Fooiow, Derby, shopkeeper. George Park, of North Shields, Northumberland, anchor smith. Richard Attwell, of Toddington, Bedford, baker. John Coates, of Park-lane, Piccadilly, tailor. John Wilson, of Leeds, York, merchant. • • 4 .• .: ••• • ;