s'ho conducted thrmseivee remarketly well. They were aided by - Captain Rainstord's company of the Royal Artillery, who were indefatigable; some of them having never quitted the batteries. I a m much indebted to General I,eite, the Governor of the Province of Alentejo and of Elvas, for the assistance Nvhich he a2ain afforded me in this operation. inclo.e a return of the killed and wounded throughout the siege, from which yoiir Lordship will observe that, excepting in the atreniets•to obtain possession of St. Christoval, our loss his not been • evere. We still nylintain the blockade of Badajoz. I ha-e not yet heard that the enemy have moved from their position at Lierena, ana I imagine that the arrival of the 9!ti corps has been detained longer than was expected ; and it is probable that Sault will be unwilling to move till he will hear of the movement of the army of Portugal. They broke up from the 'formes on the 3d, and their ad vanced guard arrived at Ciudad Rodrigo on the evening of the 'sth. They moved again on the 6th, and Lieutenant-General Sir Brent Spencer withdrew the advanced guard of the troops un• der his command first to Nave d'Aver, and then to Alfayates. The enemy patroled on the 6th into Fuentes de Honor, and into Nave d'Aver. I inclose Sir Brent Spencer's report of these operations, from which it appears that the Royal Dragoons, un, er I.ieut.-Col. Clifton, ant .1 troop of the 14th, the whole directed by Major- G..n. Slade, distinguished themselves. • I imagine that the enemy's march in this direction was in tended as a reconnoissance, and to cover the march of a convoy to Ciudad Rodrigo; as on the following day, the 7th, the whole moved from thence to Moras Verdes, in the direction of the Pass of Banos, near which Pass Gen. Regnier had been with two divisions of the army of Portugal, since the sth. On the Bth, in the evening, one division of Gen. Regnier's troops had (-pine through Banos, and I expect that those divisions will have arrived at Placentia on the 9th, and the whole army on the 10th. THE NATION. - P. S. Since writing this dispatch, I have received accounts that Gen. Drouet's troops joined on the enemy's right .at Ber -1 lima and. Asuaga yesterday, and a report that their cavalry were in movement towards Los Santos this morning. The B itish cavalry, and the f../c1 and 4th divisions, were about to irch from Villa Franca and Almendralejo towards Albuera, .and I have ordered there General Hamilton's division, and proceed there this night myself, if l should find that report c :mitred. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the Army under the Command of Lieutenant-General Lord Viscount Welling ton, K. B. at the Siege of Badajoz, from 30th May to the • sth June, 1811, both days inclusive. Total British Loss-2 Lieutenants, 13 rank and file, killed ; 1 Ensign, 3 serjeants, 48 rank and file, wounded : 2 rank and file missing. Total Portuguese Loss-1 Lieutenant, 20 rank and file, killed; 1 Lieutenant-Colonel, 1 Major, 1 Lieutenant 2 Ensigns, .1 •ser j,...ant, 1 drummer, 63 rank and file, wounded ; 2 rank and file missing. Names of Officers Killed, Wounded, and Missing, at the Siege of Badajoz, from the 30th May to sth June, 1811, inclusive. KILLED.—RoyaI British Foot Artillery—Lieutenant Edmund Ha wk er. t2d Batt. sth Foot—Lieutenant Sedgwick. 2d Portuguese Regiment of the Line—Lieutenant Rodrigo de Mello. Won nu nn.-Ist Batt. 75th Foot—Ensign Leslie. Portuguese Artillery—Lieutenant Joze Baptista de Silva Lopez. 14th Portuguese Regiment--Lieutenant-Colonel 011iver, se ve.rely. 21st Ditto—Major Gomes, Ensign Joze Vicente. (Signed) CHARLES STEWART, Major-General and Adjutant-General. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the Army under the Command of Lieutenant General Lord Viscount Wel lington, K. B. at the Siege of Badajs;z, from the 6th to the 11th June, 1811. Total British Loss-3 lieutenants, 1 serjeant, 48 rank and Me, killed; 2 captains, 9 lieutenants, 9 serjeants, 127 tank and file, wounded; 1 captain, 1 ensign, 6 rank Ana file, missing. Total Portuguese Loss-1 imjor, 2 lieutenants, 2 serjeants, 26 rank and file, killed ; 2 captains, 2 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 4 serjeants, 76 rank and tile, wounded; 1 captain missing. • (Signed) CHARLES STEWART, Major-General apd Adjutint•General. AL R Names of Officers Kilfrd, Wounded, and Missing at the Siege of Badsjoz , front the 6th to the 11th of June,lBll, inclusive. KJ LiED.—Royal Engineers-I -Lieutenant Kant. 51st Foot-4.ieutenaLt Westropp. 85th F,)ot—Lieutenant Hogg. 7th Portuguese Regiment of the Line--Lieute reirrn, 170 h Ditto --Major M 4 Geachy (11th British reglinent). 19th Ditto—Lieutenant Jo;e D'Meanera. Jose Pe. WouNarn:—Royal Engineers—Captain Patton, severely; Lieutenant Forster, severely, since dead. Royal Staff Corps—Lieutenant Westrnacott, severely. 51st Foot—Captain Smellie, Lieutenants Beardsley and Hicks, all severely. 85th Foot—Lieutenants Gammelt, Grant, and . Morton, all slightly. Chasseurs Britanniques—Lieutenant Dufief, severely.. - Duke of Brunswick's Light Infantry—Lieutenant Lyznewsky, slightly. 17:1 Portuguese Regiment of the Line—Captain Maxwell, severely; Lieutenant Jose Fortio, slightly; Ensign J. Antonio Bog uese, severely. 3d Portuguese Regiment of Artillery—Capt. Velez Barreiros,, slightly; Lieutenant Baptista Lopez, severely. i\lisstNo.-I , t Batt. 57th Foot—Ensign Lessie. 85th Foot —Captaia Nixon. • 19th Portuguese Rgiment of the Line—Captain Budd. (Signed) CUM( LES S'T EWA It -r, Major-General and Adjutant-General. B A NKRUPTC lES ENLARGED. Frederick Dietrichscn, of Bennett -street, Blackfriars, Surrey, and of Rathbone-place, St. Mary-le-bone, mercer, from July 2, to Aug. 20, at ten, at ten, at Guildhall. William Summers, late of Frome Selwood, Somersetshirei currier, from July 2, to Aug. 20, at ten, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Ed ward Lucy Meacher, of Berkampstead, Herts, brandy merchant, from July 6, to July 27, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . _ BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James'Price, lute of Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Callant, of Little Bolton, Lancaster, cotton-manu facturer. Benjamin Bowen, of Harrow, Middlesex, apothecary. John Colson, tit Walham ( - keen, Middlesex, stage-coach master and horse- dealt r. John Ashworth, of Brown-street, near Edgware-road, Mid dlesex, grocer. •Wiliiain Martin, of Cardiff, Glamorgan, corn-factor. Joseph Smith, of Bristol, carpenter. Hpnry Goodridge, of lath, ironmonger. Edward Hathaway, of Walsall, htaiford, grocer. Mary Hicks, of Nevv Bond-street, milliner. Thoma 3 Clifton, of Ham Common, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, dealer. Phillip Felix Le Brun, of Old Bon&strect, chymist and druggist. Richard Oswin, of Upper Norton-street, Fitzroy-sqiiare, insurance-broker. Frederick (Jane, of Frome Selwood, Somerset, victualler. Edward Grime, of Stockport, Chester, inachin - e-maker. Henry Ferdinand Pelerin, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance broker. • Joseph Whitley, of Callington, Cornwall, tavern-keeper. Thomas MaShiter ' of Liverpool, merchant. William Jones, of Liverpool, merchant. • Benjamin Martin, of 2.laidstone, Kent, victualler. William Parlett, of Hart-street, Bloomsbury, apo'hecary. • Wilcock, of Preston, Lancaster, woolkii-draper. Stephen Gee, of Great Scot!clid-yard, coal-merch.int. William Scott, of St. John, Wapping, (1, alas. James Abernethy, of Francis-street, Bedfurd-square, under writer. Joseph Ewbank, late of Watling-street, merchant. CERTIFICATES.-JULY 27. Samuel Oxley, of Pontefract, York, chyniist and druggist Francis - Thibault, late of Great Mary-le-Bone-streett, jewelleroy- Samuel Browne, of Derby, architect.—Richard Geurge Trier, of Parson's-green, Fulham, Middlesex, baker.—Cilaries 0 1 !ilvie and 'William Mac Nellie, of Liverpool, soap-manufacturers. — John 1)eller, of Enfield, Middlesex, shopkeeper. Daniel Grimwood, of Kennington-lane, Surrey, factor.—Jose:ih An gell and William Fraukum, of Reading, Berks ' woohen-dr;:- pers.—Thomas Lawton and James Davison , of Riding-house lane St. Mary-1e .bone, painters and glaziers.—Abraham Haley, of Horton, York, cotton-manufacturer. Joseph Parker, of Cbalton-street, Somers Towu,- timber lud coal-luerchautro