The National Register. — London, England, 1808-03-27 00:00:00

0 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. MARCH 27. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. lI?INKI{LrPTCIh , S ENLARGED. Mexander Davis and Nathan Davis, I.ittle Carter-lane, poctor's-Commons, warehousemen, from March 29 to May 19. Mertifield, tirantbatn, money-scrivener, front March 29 to Ilay 17. Robert NVilliams, Oxford-street, straw-hat-manufacturer, from April Y to April 16. BANKRUPTS. George Baker, Tatfield, Durham, spirit-merchant, to sur render April 9, at ten, 22. and May 7, at eleven, at the of William 'lardy, innkeeper. lii-hopwearmouth. Attorneys, 11r. iolnn Fttob, Catherine-court. Seething-lane, London; and Mr. Hutchinson, Rishopweacnionth„ Francis 31 4 1.ean, Tower-street, merchant, March 29. at one, Aril 9, at ten, and May 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mt•ssrs. Collin, and Waller, Spital-%quare. John Green, Kinzston-upon-]lull, flax-dresser, April 5,6, awl !May 7. at eleven, at the. Dog anti Duck, King.-ton-upon tli:ll. Attornies, Mr. Elli,, Cursitor-street ; and Mr. Anderson, h ing-t nu-upon-1 I til 1. Nathaniel Peach Singer, Westbury, Wilts, brewer, April 'lO. 21, anti May 7, at eleven, at the George-inn, Fromesel w mod. Attornics, 3lr. Hutton, Fromeselwood ; aid Mr. Ellis, Ilatton-Garden. Robert ('ore, Bristol, hat-manufacturer, March 12, at two, April 12, and May 7, at eleven, at the Bush Mien'. Bristol. Attorney, Mr. George Prne Andrcwes, Clare-street, Bristol. 11 illn:un Cockrill, Stallingbormigh, Lincoln, stilesnutn, April 5. 6, and 111:t 7, atele‘en, at the George-inn, Kingston-upon- Hull Attornies, Messrs. Lowndes and Lambert, Red-Hun t-quire. Lundon ; and .Messrs. Turner and Balmer, Caistor. George Smith, Warntord-court, merchant, April 5,9, and May 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawes, Angel court, Thro g morton-street. George slopseller, March 29, April 9. and Mar 7, at ttielre, at Guildhall. Atturnics, Messrs. Collins and Waller, Srital-square. steplum Morgan and Matthew Rendshaw Morley, York street, Southmark. bop-fart ors, March 29, April w, and May 7, at one, ar:guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Alcoa, Boswell, and t 'orwer, ork-street. invIDENDs. pril lint , by and Isaac Hill, Strand, hatter, at ehe, at 0111(111;111. April 16, Jul►n Allen, Platform, It otherhithe, coal-merchant. at A :26. Robert Morgan, Soul kmolton-street, coal-merchant, at t wehe, at t hall. April Ili. Joseph Freeman and Ttinnas (race, Devonshire sip:a re, liklatp..igati.-1/.4.et, v.art.hutilienten, at t•le%en, at Nily 2, John Christian Cook, and Thoinas Christian Corker, linen-itra per, at twelve, at ( Pill ‘‘ illiato Hacker, heat, builder, at eleven, at the (ilierhurv. April Ct. Haw son, Leicester, hatter, at four, at the Blue Bell Inn, Leicei,ter. April Is, Thomas Davis, IV olvrrlonptoti, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Jeriiiiigliatit :\nn. ;in, Siti a ll, Salop. .April 19. John .‘fartiii the vou»ger, and John Russel, Liver /tow, merchant., at twelve, at lite t 'fa vent, Liverpool. April into' nipple, \I autiswortli, Storey, whitener, at elo‘ ii‘ Lotiden. A p 16. ‘Nilliaut Cranston, I)rury -lane, currier, at ten, at !:Lv:). William Williams, Lad-lane, victualler, at twelve, Wi.N 2. •trplien Harman, :llotlbary, Devon, shopkeeper, at t‘Bc:Ne, at London. April titi. ltobert Poole, Ratcliffe-highwity, linen-draper, at O at Cutittliall. April 19. Ilumpliry Pope, Ilatcliffe-tress, victualler, at twil.e, at (311:1‘thall. April 21. Liity:tril Kirkman, Portsmouth, linen-draper, a! eleet:, at titiildhall. May 3. Thomas Waghorn, Rumford, Eis.ex, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES. Thomas Ntotratt and John Brown. Cioiwell-street, blue•mann f icturers. ticunctil rod, ?road-strict, inruraucc-btoker. • ' l •4•ii• a . ._.... M . .444 .4. 41 11 ;ii. _.f . 1 201 I omas Gaskell and George Gaslvcll, Lancaster, linca-drapers' Thowa- La‘s.on, I..anca.te:r, grocer. John Richardson, Somerset-street, Coodman's-fields, manic- inutical inbtrument-maker. [The Caretle contains a Dispatch from Capt. Maitland, of his Maje:t v's ship Emerald, dat,it of Vivero, on the coast of Spa:n, larch 14, 1808, by, which it appears that the Emerald. ,‘ hen on her return to Perrot. di , covcred a large French schooner at an anchor in Nlver.) Bay. Though late in Om evening, Capt. instantly determined to carry her by a coup de main, and standing in for the anchorage, which was defend ed by two forts, one of which had 8 twentv-four pounders, the oilier five of the same metal, he dispatched some of his boats. manned and armed, under the command of \h. Bertram, the First Lieutenant, with orders to storm the largest battery, and secure the schooner. NV bile the Emerald stood op the bits - to si lence the other ; the Third Lieu Tenant, Mr. Smith, was detached ss ith the remainder of the boats, to land and attach this hatters; in the rear, he was opposed by a large party of Spaut..l) sol dier., most of whom fell, together with their officer, from the ra pidity of our seamen's tire ; anti the ship at the same time st ' caec a toe battery. Mr. Bertram, haying spiked the gulls of the large-t fort, proceeded to the schonacr, w hick had been run On the Rocks, and deserted by the'crow ; he was also attacked hy a large party of the enemy, who was soon obliged to Hy, leaving many dead behind them, he then used every endeavour to - , -et the 1, esql otr, hut a large hotly of infantry collected on the beach opened such a galling - tire, that he was obliged to set the schooner on tire, wlren at One A. M. she blew tip. The enemy !soviet!! returned to the smallest battery, re-opened their tire, which they cowinued fur 'two hours, till the ship was out of rame. The schooner was a French corvette, of !.-4 gnus and ;r1 ma', from the Isle of 1 lance, with dispatches, and was called I,'A propos. On the return of the boats the Emerald weighed and stood out of the bay, w jilt light air., and at day-light they diseostsred eight gun-boats pultimz front the westward, but on their coming • within the range of grape, the Emerald opened such a heavy fire on them, that they pulled into Yeres Bay, after having kept up a smart action for about litalf an hour—and the total want of wind presented the Emerald front pursuiag them. Capt. M. speaks in the highest terms of :all the officers amid 110`11, 1% hose perseverance under an arduous contest, in w hick they were at their gulls for IS hours, could only be equalled by the spirit with which they roshert on to the attack during the darkness of the night, and in opposition to a much superior force. We are sorry to say that the Emerald had Hine killed and 16 wounded. among the latter are the First-Lieutenant, both Marine Oilieers. and. a Muster'--mate• [The Gazette also contains dispatches from Vice-Admiral Dacres, on the Jamaica station, ►uctioning the following cap inres :—french schooner. Experiment, two guns and 40 men. by His Majesty's sloop Raindeer. Spanish privateer, Juliana. four twelve-pound carronades, one lon:;; eighteen-pounder and 81 men, by liis Majesty's schooners, Gracieux and Spanish letter of Marque, Inden with leather, and taVenty-four thousand dollars, by Ilis Maje,ty's brig Elk ; anti the french schooner, l,tannal=e, of five gams and 86 men, toactiser with another run on shore, and de•troyed, both h. His Thliestv's sloop Rein►teer. It also contains a gallant exploit it the cutter and jolls- i► oat of the Contiance, ('apt. Yen, wiateh had been sent to. Row Guard. at the mouth of the Tagus, to wateh the ltussian tit et. The officer obscrving a I•'rertc.ll gun-boat at anchor, above St. Juliana, boarded her and brettiglit Iter after some re,i,ttance. She prover to he La Canoniau, natuntiai; one and two fi-poiniders, with fifty men.] DRAMATIC MEMOIRS AND CRITICISMS Magnificently linibellbthrti with a Striking Chararterivtir Likeness of some Ell/xi:Ns PER, oRMESS will be A n Inn GRATIS TO EVERY VVTURE NUNEZ'. nr 1J BEAU MONDE, or, LITERARI and FASITIOV- A The PORTRAITS will he painted from LIFE by DE WILDR a and CI. quisitely I , e,7,1 red by SCRIVEN. It is intended that the Portraits with the accompanyinT MP moirs and Criticisms shall, for the convenience of the Subscri bers, he printed and pasyil in a di. liurt form In that they may 5c detached frutu the other attractive Features of the Magazine, .._ _ -~~"