TITF, NATIONAL REGISTER. the enemy's position, and he was surrounded with some hu3- SO X 3 and taken. 'He had rendered very important services upon many occasions in the last two years, and his loss is sensibly felt. I sent six squadrons of cavalry, under Major-General Sir W. F.rskine, on the 7th, towards Alm:ida ' to reconroitre thatt and drive iii any parties which might be in that neighbourhood, and to cut off the communication between the garrison and the :trnv. He found a divisi•n of the 9th corps at ',lnca, which he (!rove betore him acres the Turon and Duas Casas ; and he took irom iheni many prisoners. Captain Bull's troop of hot se artillery did v,reat excel' , ion - upon this occasion. The enemy withdrew in the night across the Agueda. The Allied Army have taken up the position upon the Duas Ca4as, which Brigadier-General Craufurd occupied with his ad vanced guard in the latter part of the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, having our advanced posts upon Gallegos and upon the Agueda. The militia are at Ciuco Villas and Malpartida. The enenly have no communication with the garrison of Almeida, from whence they have lately withdrawn the heavy artillery em ployed in the Summer in the siege of that place. My last Report from Cadiz is dated the 13th of Marcb. I have not heard from Sir Wm. Ueresford since the Ist. inst. At that time he hoped to be able to blorkade Badajoz on the 3d. I learn by letters of the 30th March received this day from the South of Portugal, that after General Zajas had landed his corps at Huelva and Morguer, the Duke d'Aremberg moved upon Morguer from Seville with three thousand infantry and eight hundred cavalry, upon which the Spanish troops embarked again. it is stated that the cavalry had I:st some of their equip. ments. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) WELLINGTON. Return if the Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the British and Pnrtuguem Forces in the several Off urs with the French Army►, from T h -e 18th of .✓larch to the 7lb April 1811. Total Portuguese Loss-1 rank and ti!e killed ; 9 rauk and tile wounded ; 1 Lientenanr-Colonel ntis,ing. Nanas of Officers Willed. wounded, and nii.s:;ing. Killed. 95th Foot—Briode-Major Stewart (Lieutenant). Ist Bett. 43d Foot—l.ieuttnant J. 'De:A-mid. • Ist Batt. 95th Foot—lionntiralde Duncan Arbuthnot. Worinird. 2d Batt. sth Foot—Li:.tstrwant St. Clair, Ensign Williams, se verel) . Ist Batt. 433 Foot—Major Patrieltson,oi,thtly; Capt:iin Dal zyl and Lieutenant Rylance, severely ; Lieutenant W. Frier, slightly and Lieutenant J. Creethton, se vcr:ly. Ist /Att. 52d Foot--Captain P. Campbell and Lieutenant J. Gurtvood, severely, not dangerously. 9th Foot—Lieu:en:lnt-Colonel Beckwith and Second Lieu tenant W. Haggup, slightly ./147,sing. Ist Portuguese Foot—.Lie..itenant-Colonel NN%tiers, (taste Ist t)Fu FoREIGN-OFFICv, A PHIL 25, 1811. Extratt of a Disoatch this day received by, the Martinis WO lesley front Cliarks Stuart, lay. his Mujesty's Minis . ,er at I.is:am, dated April 13. t t t 1. Marshal Beresfor 1 having completed the b• laps over the Guadiana, cros•ed that river on the sth instant. On the 7th the French attacked his advanced posts in the neighbourhood of 011venca, but were repulsed with loss. The French withdrew the garrisons, excepting three hundred men from aivenca, and three battalions from lkidajoz, un the same day. Ibt , whole corps of Mortier, consisting of six thou sands men, rook up a position between Albaeira and Sta. Martha on the Bth. Telegraphic accounts, dated the 12th, mention that the French have since retired by the road to Seville ;*.tat4cl tat Marshal Beresford's head-quarters were on the 11th in Alhavira, and on the 12th in Sta. Martha.-11e division of General Cole be- The accounts from the frontier of Algarve; dated thi! 4th, state, th t until the Ist of this month Marshal Souk had not quitted Seville. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Henry Dixon, of .IManchesttr, BANKRTIVFS. I ienry Stratton, of Black tridt's-ruad, Surrey, stove-grate-ma nufacturer. David Stewart, late of Greek-street, Soho-square, jeweller. I lenry Levy, of Bristol, slipk.teper. Elizabeth Wilkinson, of •street, St. James's-square, milliner. Croden, of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire, maltster. Gwaleer Bnrranskill Lonsdate, late of Green Lettuce-lane, insurance-bi °ker. Ttionnia Cooper, of Dudley, Worcestershire, grocer. John Dear, of Homington, Wiltshire, carpenter. Jos -ph Driver, of St: ipton, York •hire, oil-merchant. William Chamberlain, of liotsley, Gloucestershire, yarn merchant. John Morrison, late of Church-court, Clenient's-lane, and of Lloyds Coffey-house, merchant. I homes Park, late of New North-street, Red I lon-square, Bloomsbury, agent. Tholnas I wson, of Great Piazza, 'Covent-garden, hotel keeper. tseph. Batson, late of Ryder-street, St. James's, taylor. Phiiip Slade, of Charles-strei t, I lainpstead-road, co4cll-smith. James Kirke, of Little Tower•hill and Great Prescott-street, Goodinan's-tields, wine merchant. William Edwards, late of Bruton, Somersetshi re, blacksmith. Charles William Knowlton. of Fleet-street, hatter. Richard Bennett, of kioundsditch, mercer. Cnarlea Peter Whitaker, kite of Great St. Helen's, merchant. Frances Young and Frances Handcock, of south Shields, Durham, slopsellers. Richard Fisk, of Wickham-Market, Suffol.c, shopkeeper. Join) Field, of St. Alban's, Hertforthh:i e, hatcher, Henry Petty, late of tlitcklersbury, merchant. • Janes Anstead and William k'ricaett, of the Old'South Sea. house merchants. William Ayres, jun. of Fleet-street, hatter. Francis Bennett, of Seymour-Court, Buck:, lace-merchant. William Buchanan, of 0 xendon-street, Haymarket, merchant. Samuel rienson, of Fetter-lauertalior. 18th March. 14th Light Dragoons-1 rank and file, 1 horse, wounded. Ist Light Dragoons-1 rank and fi.c wounded. 19th March. 16th Dragoon . -1 rank and file wounded. lit. Hussars, King's German Le _ion-2 rank and file, 1 horse killed ; 2 horses wounded. 20th March. Ist llussars, King's German 1,-gion-3 horses wounded. • 28th March. Ist Batt. 95th Foot-1 General Staff missing. 9th March. _ _ • _ Ist Hussars, King's German Legion-2 horses killed ; 1 horse wounde d. _ _ _ ___. 30th March. 16th Light Dragoons-3 rank and file wounded. vd April. Royal H ,rse Artillery-2 horses killed; 1 rank and file wounde:l. loth Light Dragoons-1 horse killed; 1 horse wounded. Ist Hussars, Kings German Legion-1 horse killed; 1 rank and file, I horse, wounded; 1 rank and file, 1 horse, inissing. 2d Batt. sth Foot-1 Lieutenant, 1 Ensign, 1 serjeant, .5 rank and file, wounded. Ist Batt. 43d Foot-1 Lieutenant, 1 setjeant, 6 rank and file, killed ; I Major, 1 Captain, 3 Lieutenants, 4 serjeants, 2 drum mers, 61 rank and fi:e, wounded. 1-t Batt. 45th Foot-2 rank and file wounded; 1 rank and file missing. Ist l'att. 52d Foot-3 rank and file killed; 1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 1 serjeant, 17 rank and file, wounded. h Batt. 61th Foot-2 rank and fi.e killed; 1 serjeant, 1 rank and file, wounded; 1 rank and file missing. 2d Batt. 33d Foot--1 rank and file wounded ; 1 rank and file missing. Ist Batt. 88th Foot-2 rank and file wounded. !d Batt. 88th Foot-1 se*atit, it rank and file, wounded. 94th Foot-2 rank and file wounded. Ist Batt. 95th Foot-1 Lieutenant, 1 rank and file, killed; 1 General Staff, 1 Ensign, 12 rank and file, wounded. 2d Batt. 95th Foot-1 rank and file killed, 2 rank and file wounded. Portuguese Army-1 rank and file killed, 9 rank and file wounded, 1 Lieutenant-Co onel missing. 6th .April. Ist Hussars, King's German Lsiiion.-!-1 horse killed, I rank and file wounded. 7th April. 16th Light Dragoons-1 rank and file, 2 horses, wounded. Total British Loss—l General Stall, 2 Lieutenants, 1 ser jeunt, 15 rank and file, 8 horses, killed; 1 General Staff, I Major, 2 Captains, .5 Lieutenants, 2 12.nsigns, 8 seeants, 2 drummers, 117 rank and fil e, 11 horse's, woun ded; 4 rank and ale and 1 horse missing. I