The National Register. — London, England, 1809-10-08 00:00:00

OCT. 8. The body h young woman, named Betty Eckee ly, Lyinm, Cheshire, was lately found sewed up in a bag, with a large stone tied thereto, weighing about half a hundred, in the canal near Lymm ; and T. Donne, a young man ~nly t wenty-w:t years of age, is in custody as the supposed murderer. Eleven men belonging to the Tennant, who set off in a boat to . join their ship at Cawsnul Bay. at melt- ..u.nek, on Cie of Sunday week, were all drowned on the rit4,e of rocks runs from Drake's Island to Mount Edgecumbe. None of the bodies have yet been picked up ; but several of the oars, and some spars belonging to the b.;at, have been found. The practice of suffering men to proceed in bad weather by this dangerous passage cannot be too strongly reprobated. Last year Lieute nant Foot, and sixteen seamen belonging to the Bartleur, were sacrificed on this very spot, having been sent inthe ship's launch, on a very squally day, to convey three men to the Salvador, in Ilanmaze. to be tried oo charges of which they were afterwards unanimously acsuitted: On Thursday last, a mad dog ran through Shalmsford-street, Canterbury, from whence he was pursued by several persons to Rhode Farm, where they overtook and killed him. The ani mal bit four hogs at Ends-end farm, nod afterwards hit a horse and several pigs at Rhode farm ; ns he came from the latter place, une of the pursuers missed a blow he aimed at the dog, ho seized him by the shoulder, from which he took it piece of flesh, hut was secured by his opponent, who caeght him by the throat, nod with the assistance of his companions succeeded in killing him. The man who was bitten, bad the lascerated part cut out afterwards by a surgeon. A vroman of the name of Youngson, drinking is company with two men at the Peace and Fame public-house. in Ply mouth, a few days rego, being accused by the landlord of purloin• ing a drinking-glass (the men having previously left the room), made use of the most horrid imprecations, wishilig her arms might drop off, &c. in denial of the charge; but, on rising to quit the room, the glass was perceived to drop from under her clothes, and before she bad power to reach the door, she fell down and fractured her leg in a dreadful manner. In the night of Tles(!iv list, between the hours of twelvennd one, the house of Mrs. Tollast, shopkeeper, at Broomfield, was burglarious'' , broken open by two villains, one of whom, dis guised Kith a black crapes, entered her bed-room. and, with violent threats, demanded her money; she told him it was in 1/Pr pockets. hut not satisfied with their contents (there being only four shillings and sixpence in them) he (spelled a chest in the room, and took from thence bank notes and cash to the ninonnt of Tit. andupwards, after which he proceeded to search the other boxes, but not boding any more money, went down stairt, and with the other, who stood at the bottom of the stair encl., made off, taking with them from the shop a small parcel •f tea, and a few halfpence from the drawer its the counter. On Saturday Joseph Cremeiler, a boy of about 14 years of age, caught a hawk at Hayling Island,llampsiiire, which, as is the custom in the country, he was shewing about at the houses, to obtain a trilling reward for having freed the inhabit:int% of a foe %hid) is so destructive to their poultry, &c. George Cole brook, another lad of about the same age, f a passionate mali cious temper,. forcibly attempted to take the bird from him; and after knocking him down, he knelt Upon hint with such violence, that Cresweller died in two hours afterwards : Coro ner's verdict —Ma lAaughter. Eagle Fire Insurance, London.—Policies of Insu rance expiring at Michaelmas, should he renewed within fifteen days from that period, to prevent the Partied' interest ceasing therein.—Payment of Rent is guaranteed in case of Fire.— Farming Stock insured without the Average Clause. at 2s. per cent.—Merchnodize in the London Docks insured at Is. 64. per cent. for three months.—Large Abatements on the Ptemiuin and Duty of Insurance for more years than ooe.—Engle Life Insu rance. This description of insurance is of inestimable import ance to all persons holding annuities, leases, or offices. depen dent on lives, or whose incomes cease with life. Maniple: A person thirty years of age may, by the small annual payment of 1.3 1. 7s. Id. secure 5001. to be paid (to kis family, or other wise, as he may direct) at his death. Any other sum may be insured in like manner, r: , 4 at any other age. One person may insure another's life, to the amount of any interest lie may have in the continuance thereof. No Entrance Money or Admission Fine required. No. Charge far Policies or Certifiraies °rite nrwai. No Registry of sAssignatests required. A large Com toi,Aon allowed to Solicitors, or other poisons Vermin *IVY- Witev.—W. o l3 CTIIA.M..SCC7V4sI•• Leer-DG.:* Gil BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Mather Tomk.tni, of Stanton Saint John, Oxford, dealer. BANKRUPTS, Ana and John Chadv.ick, Bradhury-green, Chester, ballet -5, to surrender Oct. 16, 11, aril Nov. 14, at eleven, at the pog Tavern, hlanchester. A ttornes, 7.lesrs. llaiste,l and Ains worth, Niatichrster; .IVlesrs.• M line and Parr j . Richard Hollis. Readinz, grocer, Oct. 16. 11, r u Nov. 14, at eleven. at the Angel Inn, Reading. A tioti.ies rein. Vines, Reading; Messrs. Jenkins. James and Abbot:, New inn. NVni. Parker, Bocknall Ironworks, Stad%Jrcl, iron -founder, Oct. 23, 24, and Nuv. 14, ftt twelve, at the jrrningllom Arms Inn, Shitroall. Attortiev, r. Pt itcliard, Shropshire. Johlt Willinins, Cadox tun, Cilaroorgan, iron-inon, , ,er, 0:1. 1,2, 13, and Nov. 14, at cloven, at the Mark viorth Arm , 1 co, Sivi:n ben. .Attornics, Mr. \V illia in Phillips, Swansea; !Icssrs, Wil liams and Brooks, Lincoln's I no. Thomas Mather, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 01i111811, Oct. 18, 19, and Nov. 14, at eleven, at the !Mick Swan Inn, Coney street, York. Anoraks. Mr. Edge, lustor Temple; Mr. Heaton, York.. Joseph Harrison, of Southwick, Durham, ship-owner, Oct. 26, 27, and Nov. 14, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Ili-loop Wearrnouth. Attornies, Mr. Kidson, Bishop Wearmouth; Mr. Hartley, New Bridge -street. Blarkfriars. Niel M‘Neal, London, merchant, Nov. 2, nr six, 4 nt eleven, and 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, r. rlifrd, Throw , morton-street. Richard Ball, East Brent, Somerset, mercer. Oct. 16, l i, and Nov. 14, at twelve, _at the Woolpnck Inn, A Abridge. A 'wi llies, Mr. James Parker, Market-place, Axbritige ; Metarii. Blnkeo, Cook's -court, Carey-street. Joseph Browne and James 'Powell. Liverpcol, merchants„ Oct. 30,31, at one, and Nov. 14, at three, at the Globe Talc+ oi tiverpool. Attornies, Mr. Woods, Liverpool; Air. Elack stock, London. _ _ THE NATIONAL REGISTER. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 26, Thomas Smith, Brandon, slam k. wine- merchlni, at ten, as the Chequers Inn, Braudna—Oct. Birmingham, toy-mak r, at twelve, at the Bell lan, to !iris 01-street, Birminzham—Oct. 26, J ntin nim at ' in, jun. and Joseph Watson. Preston, I.:lneuster, spin, ners,7... eleven, at the Bull Iris, Pveston, Latica , :er—N•iv. Jolla Parkes, Broad-street, 114»dey(icon, Surrey, ‘‘;n:•-mer, chant,' at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon—Nov. 4, Goe • e sa7!- ders, Ayr-street. Piccadilly, !tt ete‘Tit, :it —Nov. 11, Rict:ard Golithmith B0(. 1 . street, t.inhre.idercr- • at eleven, at Guildhall—Oct. Yorkshire, miller, at ten, 7lt the Sfrafford . : .‘ra l ., :a t , Wak e - ' Yorkshire—Nov. 11, Roger Partri•lge, merchant, at ten, at Coiltlhall—Oct. Croptou, P B6hop Wearmouth, Durham, milliner, ( :st the Pridge Inn, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham—Oct. Deify-. !:e) and John Acraman, Bristol, taylors, at rieseii, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol--Nov. 11, Georg•e I.4htgbottonn„ }lnkwell, - York. clothier, at eleven, nt (inildliall—Noy. 18, w i ffi nas Crush. Cheltairord, ui)holsterer, at one, at Cuil, 1 11:1:1, London— • Nov. 18, Thomas I.olighottom, 1101bech, York, clothier,• at one, at Guildhall, Landau—Nov.4,James Lyosi Savage-gardens, merchant, at ten, at Cu ha 1 --NOV. 13, Anthems. u tim ag Bowles and 'Fitainas Williams, Ken-street, !;out!)wark, grocers, • at twelve, at Guildhall—Nov. 14, Herbert Wyatt. Robert Scntcherd Jones, Charles Sheprard, and Nees Priterson Top, • Duke-street, Aldgate, painter,, plumbers and glaziers, at twelve, at Guildhall—Nov. 4, Eduard Way, Ileurietta-street, Cavendish-square; wine-merchant, at ten, at 6nildhall-i-Nov.4 7', Benjamin Betts, and Ann Smith, 44' Basinghall.-:tree!, factors, a t one, at Go.t(thall--Ort. 31, Edmund /ad IL:timick. and John faille, Bath, cuarli-:meter', at two, at the Chriszopher ' Inn and Tavern. Bath—Oct. t?.6, John Holt, Sa!ford, Lancaster, dyer, at two, at the Mosley Arms, Ntnnehestes—N "v. IS, Jona than Hibbard, Built, alehouse- keerer, at eleven, at Guildhall; L.nden. CERTIFICATES—OrT. 24. Lewis 'Harty, Watford, Hertc, si:k-throwster---Frederick eh:tries Walsh,.Straod, cliemiA—Joseph Smit Leeds, tuer shaot—Thoinas.Couloon hod John King. Corder, Lyn* Regis, teedgnen—W Minos Illackhurn, Aldersgate- , treet,watch-sprirk. ra4ker.—Tbuiaati .tnui,, SOY t 3 , . Kcal, al Ulu—James Maw