The National Register. — London, England, 1816-01-21 00:00:00

JAN. 21. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. BANKRUPTCIES SITPERSEDEO. J. Croft, Turner-street, Commercial-road, builder. 'l'. Parker, Plymouth, tallow-chandler. BANKRUPTS. J. Renshaw, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, to surrender F e b. 13, 14, Mar. 5, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham.-Attornies, Scttre and Hubbersty, Austin-Friars. It. Sly, Chedworth, Glocestershire, miller, Jan. 26, 27, Feb. 27, at the Rain Inn, Cirencester.-Attorney, Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's- Inn. Alex. Clelan.l, Charles-street, St. Mary-le-bone, cabinet-maker, Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 27, at Guildhall.-Attorney, Mr. Saunders, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square. J. Fox, Ilimingliam, victualler, Jan. 25, 26, Feb. 27, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham.-Attornies, Blandford and Murray, Tem ple, London ; and Mr. Hicks, Birmingham. J. Butler, Deal, tailor, Jan. 30, Feb. 10, 27, at Guildhall-Attor ney, Mr. Osbaldeston, London-street, Fenchurch-street. C. L. Spitta, F. Mulling, G. Moiling, and H. A. Spitta, Lawrence Po,intney-lane, merchants, Jan. 23, 30, Feb. 27, at Guildhall.- Attornies, Kayc, Freshlield, and K a y e , N ew B an k-b u i ld i ngs. S. and W. Lush, High Holborn, distillers, Jan. 20, Feh. 3, 27, at Bovill and Tustin, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. R. Armistead, Liverpool, straw-hat-manufacturer, Feb. 1,2, 27, at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.-Attornies, Mr. Richard Finlow, Water-street, Liverpool ; and Mr. Edward Chester, Staple-inn, London. Rivers, Ivy-bridge, Devon, innkeeper, Jan. 29, 31, Feb. 27, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth.-Attornies, Darke, Church , and Darke, Princes- s t ree t, B e df or d- row, L on d on ; and Mr. John Wells Bozen, Plymouth-dock. T. lirewerton and S. Rackliam ' Norwich, liquorouerchant s , J an . 1, 2,11, at the Norfolk H o t e l, St. Gregory, Norwich.--Attorney, Mr. James Goodwin, Norwich. I. Bowser, Broad-al - met, Radcliffe, Middlesex, ship chandler, Jan. 0.27, Feb. 27, at GiiitUiall.-Attornies, Kearsey and Spurr, Bishop , gate-street Within. 0. Thompson, sen. Culpho, Suffolk, merchant, Jan. 30, 31, Feb. 27, at the Bear and C rown I nn, I psw i c h .- A ttornies, 13raine and Notcutt, Ipswich ; and Mr. Edmund Walker, ChAncery-lane. W. Bolling and S. Sellwood, High Hoiborn, linen-drapers Jan. 20, 30, Feb. 21, at G u ildh a ll.-A ttorney, M r. Parton, Wall;rook. 11. Walker, Nichola s -la ne an d Ponderson-place, Iletlinal-green, insurance -broker, Jan. 23, 26, Feb. 27, at Guildhall.-Attornies, Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court, Gracechurch-street. §. Burtenshaw, Brighton, hatter, Jan. 20, 30, Feb. 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abbot, Abchurch-yard, Lombard-street. W. Hill, Cock-hill, Ratclitf-Highway, grocer, Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 27, at Guildhall.-Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-lane. N. C. Morrison, Tottenham-court-road, oil and colourman, Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 27, at Guildhall.-Attorney, Mr. Shaw, Field-court, Gi H. Schroder, College-hill, London, and Chessington, Surrey, sugar. refiner, Jan. 23, Feb. 3,27, at Guildhall.-Attorney, Mr. Patten, Hatton-garden. Iligginson, London, and Buenos Ayres, merchant, J an . 20, 2 7, Feb. 27, at Guildhall.-Attorney, Mr. Nind, Throgmortou-st. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 13, A. A dderton, Lower Shadwell, ship-chandler.—Feb. 8. A. Oreave.s, Queen-street, Cheapside, merchant. —Feb. 20. J. S. Liv att, Norton-street, jeweller.--Feb. 6. J. Guild, London, mer chant. —Feb. 10. W. Nash, St. Mary Axe, tea-dealer.—Feb. 6. J, Wheatley, New Windsor, grocer.—Feb. 6. T. Chapman, Little bury-mills, Essex, mealman.— Feb. 13. W. Harre and H. Sutlnier, Demnark-steeet, sug ar-refiners.—Feb. 6, J. Kirkton, G ra y' s I nn, scrivener.—Feb. 6. J. Waddeuton, Bishopsgate-street, vintner. Jan. 30. S. James, Cross-street, harthvarcman.—Feb. 6. M. B. Wellington, Crown-street, Soho, optician.—Feb. 23. J. Stokes, Great Malvern, hop-merchant. —Feb.ll. J Ogle, Pickwick, an d W. Walton, Liverpool, merchants.—Feb. 13. G. Dawson and J. Walmslev, Liverpool, merchants.—Feb. 10. W. H e tl e y, Al we l lont miller.—eb. 8. J. Abbot, Ancaster, butcher.—Feb. 9. J. Mac saichael, T. Gitton, and IV. Macmichael, Bridgenorth, bankers.— Feb. 9. T. Hilditch. Shrewsbury, shoemaker.—Feb. 6. W. Willis, Gloucester, bacon-dealer.—March 1. 'l'. Heddoji Incledon, 'faun ton, druggist.—Feb. 7. J. Sykes, Almondbury, clothier. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Almond and Wellury, Newgate-street, and Nottingham, lace talaamfacturfors.--rtrad.ty &nil Co. Aidtleruzinster aui iitourport, tsr4 bankers.—Upton and Gower,Throgmorton-street, apothecaries.... Maton and Stevens, Somer's Town, stable-keepers. —S. and J. Dowries, Whitechapel-road, harness-makers.—Young and Jean neret, Bermondsey, leather-dressers.—Hennell and Terry, Foster lane, si!ver•siniths.---J. and C. Peers, Rhut!dial), Iron-founders. Key and Suter, Halifax, druggists.—Bradley and Dickens, Hert ford, surgeons.—Fletelier and Wood, Hcanor, coal-masters.-- Marsh and Creed, Norfolk-street, navy agents.--Higgin and Clarke, Norwich, manufacturers.—Chasteney and Garrood, Bod ney, farmers.—Hansen and Bahr, Liverpool, ship-brokers.--Jen nings and Collins, Foster-lane, merchants. CERTIFICATES to he gra:►ted ou or before Feb. 6. J. J. Richardson, Fleet-market, fishmonger.—W. Bingley. Tavistock-street, linen draper.—W. Wouddeson, Pall-mall, print seller.—T. Robinson and J. Stead, Dalton, clothiers.—C. Warwick Fryer Walker, Exeter, mercer.—T. Wilkinson, Fetter-lane, pain ter.—T. Salmon, Holborn, woollen-draper.—W. Goodyear, Bed ford, innkeeper. —J. 13eake, Mahnsbnry, parchment-maker —E. Kent, Mirk-lane, wine-merchant.—J. Yates, Holywell-street, Shoreditch, pewterer.—l. Pitman, Howfurd Buildings, coal._ merchant. BIRTHS.—At Canterbury, the wife of Major Wallace, R. A, of. three girls ; who, with their mother, are likely to du well.—At Edinburgh, the Countess of IVemyss, of a daughter. MARRIED.—At Arboath, Capt. A. Hogg, of the Bombay in fantry, to Mary, dm. of the late A. Duncan, El. of Bengal, and niece of the laic Gov. Duncan, of Bombay.—At Bocking Church, Essex, Mr. Titus, Taylor, aged 63, to Miss M. Possell, an accom plished young lady of 19.—The Rev. W. Vaux, Fellow of Baliol Col. and Rector of Loug and Moor Critchell, Dorsetshire, to Mary, eldest dau. of M. Wall, M.D. of Oxford.—W. Jerningham, Esq, son of the late Sir W. Jerningham, Bart. of Cossey Hall, Norfolk, to Anne, dan. of the late J. Moore, Esq. of Dublin--H. Burke, Esq. ofJam a ica, ti Maria Aptho r p B o lt on , eldest dim. of J. Bolt on , Esq. of Greek-street, .Soho.—J. Morley, Esq. Member of the Col. of Surgeons, to Jane fifth dau. of the late J. Gell, Esq. of West Hain, Essex.—Capt. F. Baker, R. N. to Caroline, dau o f th e R ev. Dr. Price, Prebendary of Durham.—J. C. Rose, Esq. of Cransleys, Morthamp. to Maria, dim. of the late It. Harper, Esq. of Harley street, Cavendish-sq. • DlED.—Wednesday in Mansfield-street, that venerable, learn ed, and upright character, the Hon. John Heath, one of th • judges of the Common Pleas. His infirm state of health had to some time been such that he was about to retire from the Bench, when lie was finally relieved from all sublunary cares.—ln his Nth year, Henry Haring,ton, M.D. an Alderman of Bath. His name in the musical world stands deservedly high as a compos:n. and without being a performer on any instrument, he thorough:v understood the science at' music. Perfectly fliniiiiar with classic:it literature, Dr. H. was equalled by few as a gen( ral scholar; and his Latin compositions were distniguished by their purity and elegance. His passage through life exemplified the mill influence of. the religion he professed ; and his death, without pain and without a struggle, gave to his surviving friends a true spectacle of the Christian Eat hana9ia. Dr. Harrington did not appear much before the world as an author; but he edited, from his family papers, the very entertaining volumes of the Nuga Antiqup. lie also composed and published a Geometrical Demonstration of the Indivisibility of the Tri-Unity, under the title of" Synibolon Trisa gion ;" and a Treatise on the Use and Abuse of Music.—At Grana da, the Hon. A. Cockburn, aged 76.—1 n her Sidi year, Eliz. dau. of the late Rev. J. Haddon, Rector of Warrington.—ln Upper Brook-st. Elizabeth, da. of 'l'. H. Vavasonr, Esq. of Rochdale.— At Hythe llamas, suddenly, T. H. Mann, Esq. Paymaster of the 2d bat. of the 3rd (or Bulls) reg. of foot.—At Madeira, (where he went for the benefit of his health), William, eldest son of W, Castleman, Esq. of Wh»borne, Dorsetshire.—Capt. H. Richardson, of the Royal Navy.—ln Northumberland street, Strand, aged 87, C. Fagan, Esq. the Sen. Kt. of the Royal Military order of St. Louis.—ln his 75th year, J. S. Barba, Esq. one of the Eldest lit ethren of the Trinity House, and formerly of H. M. Navy.—ln his 73rd year, J. Bates, Esq, of Wycomb Marsh, Buckinghamshire.-At St. John's Lodge, Herts. I Lady Cuyler, wife of Gen. Sir C. Cnyler, Bad.—After a lung and painf u l inuess, K. Wyatt, Esq. of `freeman', Sussex.—Mary Ann, wife of the Rev. 0. Belfour, of St John's Wood, Mary le Boone. Paris, Lieut. J. F. Buller, of the Guards, 3rd. son of W. Buller, Esq. of 41aldwall Bail, Nort,hamptouskile.—