The National Register. — London, England, 1808-12-18 00:00:00

BEG. IL KFra Jan. 19. I T. Jennings; Bisithill-row, Jan. 4. W. (Inulton, Selby, Yorkshire, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Talbot Ina, Leeds. Jan. 4. R. Seabrook, Great Bradley, Suffolk, butcher, at ten, at the Red Lion Ina ' Newmarket. Jan. G. I'. Rtutterd and Co. Lindley, Yorkshire, merchants, at ten, nt the King's Head, Iludder4ield. Jar. 24. W. C. Thoma.. 4 Nicholas-lune, merchaut, at one, at Guildhall. Jan. 46. J. Kelly. Manchester, manafacturer, at three, at the Commercial Inn, Mancheater. CERTIFICATES, JAN. 31. - R. Snaneg, Mark-lane, provision-merctinnt.—T. Watkinr. Ernad-street, Carinthy-market, auctioneer.—Sl. Baron' ut, Vournik, 11arttick, moar-nutnufacturer. [This Gazette contains a dispatch to Lord Castlereagh from sir John Stuart, -co►muanding his Majesty's forces at Sicily., which is in substance as follows :—Sir .1. Stuart havirre been apprised that a number of coasting vessels, said to be chniged with contributions in kind from the two provinces of Calabria to the Neapolitan Government, were assembled at Diamente, under the gulf of Policastro, under the l►rote•tion of fAtr gun boats and heavy batteries on the shore, he dt tactied Lieutenant- Colonel Bryce, of the Royal lingiheers, with the troops of the regiment of Malta, commanded by Major Hammitt; 11>0 rank and file of the 58t1t regiment. u.nier Capt. C)' Brien ; 30 men of the German Legion, a detachment of artillery, with two six• pounders told one howitzer, under Capt. Campbell ; to co operate Leith the Halcyon and Weitzel ; and a small naval equipment of his Sicilian Majesty, in the endeavour to take or destroy them, The result of which is the capture of a dotiila of 26 sail of the enemy's vessels, of which four are lane gun boats besides a considerable quantity of ordnance and ammuni tion, and which was performed, after first attacki►:g and tak ing the town of niaineate, wnich covered the vessels ranged on the right and left or it, and which was nearly inaccessible on three ►ides. The whole was performed with coolness, judg ment, and intrepidity. No loss was sustained on our ,ide, al tho.►t;h ti►e ton a was defended by 400 men of the Civic Guard, and smile French troops, which speedily took to the mountains, sad left our trolls iu possession of the ships, ac. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. foreign Office, Dee, 16. The Kinz has been pleased to appoint the Right lion. William Pat Lurd Amherst to be his Majesty's Envoy Ex-, trax(lii;ary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of ins Siciliau Majesty. PAR, rti EItSIIIPS DISSOLVED. Yienvin and Ilartintan, I Inly well-st reel, Shoreilitrit, comb m Blacklnore and Feu ii Lower .110 m-street, ;olden •pare, straw-hat makers. Walker and Nash, Minoriei, tea f!,:i;eN. .1, Greave-, G. Greaves and Rice. Liverptt#l, int and Crozier, Pudding-lane, wine-merchants. Ni rholl, and Downing:, Sutton-upon-Trent, maltsters. Smith, it 01- and Wienholt, Great St. Helens, Taylor, Hanson, tool l',..unke, Batley, Yorloihire, clothiers. Scott and Clarkson, hrick-makers, iltrigston and Dyson, Gateheud, •ntnner!;. Sumerfield and Vernor, Old Jewry. patentees ,pring horizontal roasting jack. !'utter and Warren, Alanchester. BANKRUPTS. rienrge Brede, jun. Lime-street, London, fishmonger, to sur render Dec. 21, Jau. 3, and VS, at maw, at Guildhall. At tuna..., Mr. Lang, America-square. \ iniatn Peary, Bristol, , •traw-hat-manufacturer, Dee. 20, 31, and Jan. 2S, at ten, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Attor niec, Messrs. Shephard and Adlington, Bedford-row, London; It. A. Sheppard, Bath. l'honms Bath, carpenter, Dec. 20, 31, and Jan. 29. at Pleven, at the Christopher Inti, Bath. Attornies, Mews. Snepliard and Adlington k . Bedford-row, London; and R. A. Sheppard, Bath. ~utbnnv Mark and Peter Preseot, Liverpool, brewers, Jan. 6 ' 11 and 28, at uuc, at the Globe 'f avera. Liverpool. Atloo • .f 1) iv aEN iia; aria 11646; rare-unit Carmel ius Mader, :nets-dnatier, Jam 9, 19,,tutd 99, at twelve, at the Old Bull 4ina, Attornies, 24r. Dew hunt; and Messrs, Blacklick and &Meson, Elko-court, Temple, Landon, Hay llowden, Dove-place, nackney-road, !milder, Dee. 20, at one, 24, at ten, and :lan. VS, at one, at Guildhall, Loudest. Attornies, Mews. Turner and Pike, Blooknbury•sipisee.. Christopher Lance, 6rosvenor-pluce, baker, l)ec. Yd, $l, aid Jan. 28, at ter., at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Allan, hire.. del irk'.-place, Old Jew r 3. James Brumley Skelton, Bell-lane, Spltaltlelds, merchant, Dec. 2 31, and 3an. 2S, tit tru, al UW1(111411. AWU &Alta, Jlessrs. Danu auit Crosland, Bond-street. Benjamin Lustace, I.ancaFter, enrn-denier, Jan. 9, S, and 29, at eleven, at the (/Inho Tutern, Liverpool. Attornle,., Mr. 11 'ludic , Jahn-street, ; nod Messrs. (*tibia' said 'Linde. Loo or Castle-sties, Liverpool. Solomon Young, Newport-suet - 4 Middlesex, li fi en.dr t iper, Dee. YO, Jan. and izd, at twelve, at ClujWhat'. Loraine,. At.. tornies, Messrs. Carpenter and Bully ! Basinghalt-strect. Joint Blythe, Bristol, merchant, Dec. 24, SI, and Jan. fie, at ten, at Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Co shion-eourt, Broad street. Edward Chew, Charlotte-street, AV hltechapel. money-scri. vener, Jan.?, at t elite, anti `2S, at one; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howard, Jew ry-street. Georg. - e Sanders, Ayr street, Piccadilly, victualler,Dee. 24, :IL and Jab. 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Payne, t 3: -inghall-street. Ives Hurry Nag,is-head-eourt, Gracechurth-street, titer chai.t, Dec. 4, Jan. 7, and 219, ten. at t Atior. nit.), Messrs. Swain, StevriN and Maples, Old ;Jew r,. Jan. 19. Lord Beale ao,l Timm:pi Alexander Beale, Basing hall-strret, warvhousemen, at twig ve, a t G 4 61,111;01. Jan. 1. Thomas Ilarrisoo, luu, Sandoird-Itall, Gloucester shire. timber nierehant, at demi, ut the lleauCort- Arm', C hcp to NI own oto re. Jaw. 16. William Salt, Stockport, Cheshire, joiner, at ele ven, at the Catle- Lin, Stockport. Jan. 16. Joseph Nis hitehead, Stockport, victualler, at ele ven, at the Caole- hot, stock port. Jan. 10. William Breuer, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, inti holder, at eleven, at the Fleece-Inn, Cirencester. Jan. 12. Thomas Ilradttoelt, Walsall, Staffordshire, sadler's ironmonger, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Jan. 1:i. David Keen, Tramlingham, Suffolk, on, art eleven, at the Crown-Inn, Trandingham. Jan. 11. John Anstie, Devizes, Wiltshire, clothier, at ele veu, at the Bear-Inn, Djvizes. Dee. 21. Thomas Hughes, Bennet-street, St. James's, gin tualler, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 14. William Haw kesworth, Strand, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jan. 17. Edward Morgan, Noble-street, warehouseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jae. to. William Angus, Rochester, Kent, linen-drapers at eleven, al Guildhall. Jan. 23. Edward Oates, Leeds, dry-salter, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. Jan. 17. John Lomas, sea. John Lomas, jun. and Joseph Holdsworth Lomas, Leicester, woolstaplers, at the Blue Bell Inn, Leicester. Jan. 19. George Sone, Gosport, .Southampton, boot and shoe , maker, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Gospo rt. Jan. 10. John Beach, Birmingham, button-makers, at eleven, at the Bull's Head Tavern, Birmingham. Jan. 17. Thomas Dearing and Michael Forster, • Litchfield street, Soho, hotel-keepers„, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 21. John Bishop and John Terry, Maidstone, Kent, upholders, at ten, at Guildhall. ' Jan. 21. Nathan litt, Rotherfield-Peppard, Henley, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall. • CERTIn CATES-Dix. 7. Min Rayner, Thirsk, Yorkshire, druggist. Thompson l'aier, Sltdwell, High-street, surgeon. henry tiicholcon, liridge street, silk-dyers. Llliott Dau. , on, Hinckley, Leirente; . lll ire, hosier. Isaac Ashton, Little (iretn, Manchester, dyer. Vol.. Young. Downend, Mftnautstield, Gloucestershire. perry, Jos. h 4 A net-cowl, Throgumatop-strcct, broker. 1 e t ariniei; at tea, tii ite:;100: i frifiiii)Wilnei . Thompson, Feavilek.iiteet, Liverptiol . thum..d ranee. at Camelia" Mader, Blackborm, line . " _ .