The National Register. — London, England, 1811-12-22 00:00:00

'ION an account of his having, with the boats of his vessel, att !eked, captured, or burnt, a convoy of fourteen of the enemy's gun boats, *if Rembang, without the loss of a man. This Gazette al'o contains a letter from Captain Acklom, of his Majesty's sloop Ranger, date' in the Baltic, Nov. 14, 1811, stating the capture of a Danish privateer schooner, the Sicancler belk, of 10 guns and 36 men.—A letter from Lieutenant Lucas, of the Censor gun-vessel, dated Mat Wick, Nov. 16, 1811, states the capture of the French lugger L'Heureuse, four guns and 13 men.—A letter from Lieutenant Bankes, of his Majesty's gun vessel Forward. transmitted by Vice-Admiral Otway, at Leith, elated at Sea, Dec. 4, 1811, states the capture on the 29th ult. of a Danish privateer cutter , the Commodore Sullen, with four guns and 18 men. Also the capture of a Danish sloop, laden with iron,, hops, and coffee. • Admiral Sir Charles Cotton has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Alexander, of his Majesty's Ship the Colossus, giving ad account oof an attack made on the st inst. by the Arrow schooner, and the boats of the Colossus and Conaluestador, on an enemy's convoy to the Southward of Isle d'Aix, of which one chasse mare was brought out, three . burnt, one of them an armed vessel; and three stranded on the beach. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. William Wilson, of Shakspeare-walk, Shadwell, master-ma riner, from Dec. 14 to Feb. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. William Hawei i late of Hammersmith, soap-manufacturer, from Dec. 21 to Frb. 8, at ten, attuildhall. Charles Harris, late of Shoreditch, baker, from Dec. 14 . t0 Jan. '25, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. James Henry Clough, of ° Liverpool, merchant. Joshua Smithson Wilkes, pf Liverpool, =reliant. BANKRUPTS. William Leverton, of -No‘tingharn, merchant. Richard King Thomas, of Evesham, Worcester, mercer and draper. . - William Gaunt, of Tottenham Court-road, surgeon. Peter-William Henry Hicks, late of Brixam, Devon, scrivener. Jacob Moore, of St. Albans, tailor. J-lenry Crokatt, of Loyd's Coffee house, insurance -broker. Th-nuas Jenkins, late of Chamber-street, Goodman's-fields, upholsterer. William Chester, of Wood -street, Spital-Eelds, weaver. Henry Wainwright * and James Wainwright, of Liverpool, timber-merchants. Jeremiah Morrison, of Bath, china-man. - • • John Reynolds, of Ludlow, Salop, wheelwright. Na..haniel Roe, of Birmingham, confectioner. Thomas Potts, of St. Martin's-court t St. Martin's-lane, opti 'clan. John Shilli!oe, of Great Tower-street, plumber. William Taylor, of Radway, Warwick, baker. J'Alward Grafton and William Grafton Aston, of Liverpool, eat thenware-men. CERTIFICATES-JAN. 7. Joseph Twigg, of Amen-corner, Paternoster-row, muslin-ma nufacturer.—Joseph D'Aquilla, of Liverpool, merchant.—Tho mas Hall, of Hart-street, Grosvenor-square, coach- malc er.- Iweith Greaves, of Gloucester-buildings, Walworth, insurance btoker.—Samuel Devonsheir Wilmot, late of Duu'rcr, Sonicr set, merchant.-Thomas rfarber, of Batheaston, Somerset. dea ler.—Samucl 'fliorniley, of Manchester, manufacturer.—Henry Cooper and Richard Sanderson Cooper, of Mount-street, Ha tu4ver-square, coach-makers.—Thomas Wiun, of Prince's-street, Hanover-square, milliner.—Williant Allen, jun. of \Vorcesrer, glove-manufacturer.—Thomas Vine, jun. of Brightlielnistone, grocer. _ T r R. _ • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. 'W. Birch and J. Lucas, of Fleet-street, paper-stainers, from Dec. 24, to Jan. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. J. Myth, now or late of Chelmsford, Essex, merchant, from Dec. 24, to Jan I 1, at "ten , at Guildhall, London. BANRRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Edward Hatton Wilson, of Liverpool, merchant. BANKRUPTS, John Garner, of Southampton-street, dealer. Zachary Hulthin, of Beer-lane, Lower Thames-street, ship brok er. John Leach,nf Gun-street, Spitalfields, silk-manufacturer.' Marriott Matins, late of Walcot-place, but now of Brook street, Surrey, dealer. Frederick 'William Wistinghausen, of Lawrence Pountney. hill, merchant. David Sawyer, of Ipsley• street, Warwickshire, dealer In cattle. Robert Savage, of Lower Islington, victualler. Edward Snelson, of Congleton, Cheshire, grocer. Ebenezer Cooptr, now or late of Buxhall, Suffolk, miller. Thomas Lumley, of Bidborough-street , Mabledon-place, St. Pancras, builder. Thomas Williamson, of Manchester, draper. James Robert Oliver, late of the ship Marquis of Ely, mariner, and since of Cadiz, Spain, merchant. Benj tmh Neve, late of Cloak-lane, merchant. William Perkins, of Upper Thames-street, druggist. Thomas Thompson, sen. of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex, shopkeeper. George Clamp and John Moore, of Little Newport-street, Soho, warehousemen. William Dickons, of Mansfield, Nottingham, grocer. CERT! FIC ATF.S—J N.ll. 1) , Imls Drake, of Can Hall, Lancashire, miller.—Richard Cooper, of st. i'vrary-le-bone, dealer.---Williain Wilson, of Bi. shopwear mouth , Durham. coal. fitter.—David Davies, of White chapel, linen-draper.--William Henry Tempest, of Vauxhall. Surrey. haberdasher.—William Mocrow, of Dover, Kent, hop man.—Thomas Wells and George Owen, •ot' Bankside, South .wark, timber-merchants.—William Bushell, late of Cannon street, grocer.—Thomas Nicholls, late of Plymouth, merchant. —Levi Samuel. Linging, of Bread-street-hill, merchant.—Tho mas Birrell, of Upper Biker -street, Mary-le-bone, builder.-. George Seller:, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant.—:.William Couch, of Axminster, Devonshire, builder.—L. Cooper and G. Cooper, of Heapy, near Chorley, Lancashire, whitsters.— Charles Quarrell, of Radcliffe, Lancashire, calico-printer. SATUI?DAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. - • According to this Gazette Lieutenant South Cot, commanding tlvc Princess of Wales, hired cutter, captured, the 11th instant, off the Dogger Bank, the Anacreon French cutter privateer. Captain Farquhar, of the Desiree, also informs Admiral Young of his having taken the lugger, called Le - Brave, of Dunkirk, mounting sixteen guns. Neither of the above vessels had made any captu: e. C7tptain Downie, of the sloop Royalist, likewise prates the pai i kuiars of the cup: are 0: I,e Rotlcor, of 14 guns and 60 men, lit eleven o'clock, on the night of the 111th instant, after a chase of tw,..hours, w:thin musket-shot.---Carp Miller, private marine, was killed, and five persons wounded. 4 .6 • • ••••• . • fej *- 7 • . ' . , fbOil- IL..d-'AZ '. AAAIIIt-- PiIOVINCIALS. Letters received on Friday from Nottingham state, that the practice of trame-breaking continues to as great an extent as ever in the vicinity of that town. In the mean time, the trade is endeavouring to bring the men to a compromise. They have come to a resolution generally to advance the price of labour, and lists of their terms have been printed and distributed amongst the workmen ; but whether they are such as will satisfy their demands, remains to he seen. The military force is daily increasing in the neighbourhood, and amongst others, the Blues have arrived at the scene of riot last week, from their qtiarters at Windsor. On Wednesday, copies of a Proclamation, issued by the Privy Council, were forwarded from the Secre• tary of State's Office to the Lords Lieutenants of Counties, and Mayors of different towns, where riots at present unhappily prevail. • The herb!, Mercury, received on Friday morning says— g 'We entertain strong hoptls that the disturbances which have lately so tench alarmed the neighbourhood, have almost if not wholly sub -ided. Since our last publication, not a single instance of mischief or disorderamongst the Framework knitters of this county has reached .us. We heartily congratulate the public on th's favm'rable appearance of returning tranquillity, which we trust will soon be perfectly re-established, and continue un interrupted." An Inquest was taken on Saturday week, at the Horse-shoe public-house, in Grove-lane, twoThiles from Bualrey,on the body of Willis Goritig, who was shot on trespass by a watchman, in the preserve of Mr. Cotten. It appeared that the preserve in question had been trespass . ed on until scarcely any game or fish was left; and . t*o men had been suveral nights placed on the watch. The deceased, Who was the Fore of a small farmtr, was surprised . by one of the men on the watch, carrying off a ouan tity of jacks, on Thursday se'night, and there being another man in company, a stout resistance was made, and the deceased re ceived the, contents of a fowli ng -pi ece i n hi s chest. The Jury conceied the watchtiei .did his duty, and delivered a wet-diet accordingly. . r.. .....r.. .41".•-•