The National Register. — London, England, 1811-01-13 00:00:00

TIT'V, NA' TUESDAY'S LONIM GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Thhn Luckraft, of Plymouth, carpenter and joiner. Richard Billington, of Cobridge, Stafford, potter. Nathaniel Grigg, of Plymouth-D.)ek, tea-dealer. Henry Hall Eve, of Bath, pastry-cook. Edward Collier, of Ingersley, Chester, cotton-spinner. William Rexworthy, lute of North-row, St. James's-market, wine merchant. David Murray. of Pope's Head alley, insurance-broker. MPerryman, jun. late of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, builder. ae Leaver, of Plymouth, merchant. Nathaniel Cullyer, Jun. of Zoar-street, Gravel-lane, South- _ . Voark , iron-founder. Edward Burford, of Patriot-row, Bethnal-Green, merchant. Thomas Laughton, of Old Ford, Middlesex, coal-merchant. Shackfield Williams, late of Oswestry, Salop, dealer and charnan. 1 homas Bentley and Ebenezer Alexander Whytt, of Fen church-street, dry salters. Henry Dirks, of St. Catherine's-square, shopkeeper. I.ettice Norris, of Sheffield Mills, Berk s, paper-maker. Thomas Lumley, of Ramsgate, Jeweller. CERTIFICATES. —JA '29. Richard Tudor, Pate of Liverpool, builder.—Thomas Max field, of Lewes, SUE3eX, grocer.—James Wilds, George Morss Jukes, James Grey Jackson, and John Langley, of Salisbury square, Fleet-street, nerchants.—Nathaniel Cranch, of Exeter, Merchant.—John Goodair, of Queen-street, Chcapside, mer chant.—Robert Deakin, late of Manchesttr, cotton-spinner. — Matthias Jacobs, of High-street, Shadwell, slopseller.—Edward Farrar, late of Pudsev, York, clothier.—John Baptist Austin, late of Tower Royal, drugt;it.t.—Thonias Pickering, late of Moor-street, Westminster, victualler. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZLTTE. BANKRU PTS. 1.. Solomon, St. Martin's-lane, Leicester-square, umbrella maker. E. Campbell, Southwark, Surrey, milliner. F. Noble, late of Boston, America, but now of Leadenhall greet, master-mariner. T. Taylor, Charlotte-street, Christ Church, Surrey, baker. J. Potter, Manchester, corn and flour-dealer. J. Front, Bristel, baker. T. Parker, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, and Bristol, merchant. R. Saxon, Manchester, grocer. J. Berchall, Brindle, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer. W. Drummond, Newcastle-upon-'l'yee. 1.. Kendrick and M. Barlow, late of Warrington, Lancashire, int lfluers. 3. Child, Neath, Glamorganshire, flour-factor. W. D. Taylor, Cranky, Surrey, apothecary. J. Blow, late of Ware, Hertfordshire, malt-factor. G. Bolton and J. Bolton and J. Bolson, Witney, Oxfordshire, Victuallers. S. Legg, now or late of Portsea, Southampton, boot and shoe maker. W. Carr, now or late of Hythe, Kent, draper. B. Wade, lotherhithe-street, St. Mary's, Rotherhithe, Surrey, mast and oar'"-Maker. J. Cory, Holdsworthy, Devonshire, shopkeeper. H. Crompton, Cyman, Fiint,F•hire, paper-manufacturer.J. Duckham and K. Lankester, of Bri ad-street, Cheapside, warehousemen. C. Cumnierew, of Billiter-square, merchant. H. Webb, Manchester, victualler. J. Wog, tbrnierly of Bury-street, and late of Pall-mall, St. James's, Westminster, taylor. 1.1. Walker, Bull-Wharf-lane, Quecnhithe, hoop-binder. W.Gooch, Bow Common-lane, Mile-End Old Town, Middle sex, bricklayer. CERTIFIC.-ITE"-1 7 La. 2. Cher Cheshire, corii-factor, and J. Smith, Li - -- indy, Litt. of 12 olton, but now of Sal- G. Boi(l,l l '..lgwace-road, stone-maser. kr ch ou s.O man ,—P. Natali, late of Ox . Robilliard, late of Weymouth and thire, merchant,—J. Alchorne, Cres- Page, Hornsey, Middlewx, butcher. Inories, but since of Chapel-row, St. 4 )er.—C. Baker, Bristol, seed ,man.-- 'cadilly, and now or late of Charlotte \ older.--J. Podgson, J. Occicston, and 1, Lancashire, calico-perizaers.—W. J r Booth, Northern, Chesil merehant,—J. Grin ftwdjoiuicashire,groccr.—G —B. Faudcl, Sun-street, war ford-road, shopkeeper.—N.. Meleombe Regis, DorsetAhi sent, Niitories, oilman.—J. 1 —R. Smith, late of the Min Luke's, Chelsea, linen-drag( P. Hill, formerly of Piccu4 street, Portland-place, upho 4'4-arlgsvvortb, Clayton TIONAL REGISTM. Wrigley, now or late of Bolton Brow, Skircoat, Halifax, York shire, cotton-spinner.—W. Milburn, Old City Chambers, Bi shopsgate-street, merchant.—E. W. Dickenson, Liverpool, flier chant.—W. Rowton and I'. Mothidl, Chester, and Shrewsbury, bankers.—R. Briggs, Liverpool, corn-merchant. —G. Hart, W oo dbridge, Suffolk, beer-brewer. —R. Roby, Bucklersbury, wa rehouseman. —B. Tabart, Bond-street, buoksellerpri2. Dick and J. Dick, Finsbury-square, merchants. BONING. • o• Akib•W DEFEAT OF DOGIIERTY, TILE PRIZE-VIGIITER. The match between Silverthorne and Dogberty, for a stake of 100 guineas, was fought on 'Tues day on Combe Warren, near Kingston, where Richmond beat Isaac Wood, the waterman, and if toll-takers are to be credited, there was as great a variety of machines for conveyance on the road as . ever was witnessed, and pedestrians, from amateurs . in the fancy, to those who become so for want of the needful, amounted to some thousands. The champions for the day's diversion were backed by two props of pugilism six months ago, and bet- ting was enormous on the event. Silverthorne was introduced into notice under the auspices of the ve. teran Caleb Baldwin, who emphatically declared, when he found himself used up, " the honour of We.itminster is at stake."—Dogherty, who belonged to St. Giles's parish, is a first-rate pugilist of se cond weight, and has fought several battles, but Silverthorne had .only once exhibited, when he beat Burn, and gave strong proofs of becoming an obstacle to some of the scientific second weight men. At half-past twelve the combatants.set-to, with Bill Gibbons and Caleb Baldwin seconds to Silver. thorne, whose weight was list. alb. aid Dick Pall and Powers for Dogherty, whose weight was lOst. 1116. Current betting was 6 and 7t04 on Silver thorne. After the battle Dogherty was in a state.which excited great alarm. He was bleeding from every channel, and apparently lifeless. Whilst being car ried out of the ring his passage was stopped by Silverthorne, who was as bad as the vanquished. Neither had life enough to stand on their legs, and they were put to bed, and bled. The desperate conflict lasted 23 minutes, 17 of which were really exchanging hits. This contest was even more sanguinary, taking the sizes of the men, than that of Crib and Molt ncux, and it was one of a similar nature, inasmuch, as strength oppo,ed science, and in the two in stances tile former had nearly prevailed. Dithety received a hurt in the arm in a fall in the tliir4 round, which was much against him ; but his game throughout excited at once admiration and corn-. miscration. Silverthorne is a prototype of his tutor Caleb, and possesses that sort of courage • and strength, with a portion of science, which renders him formidable to men of his weight ; he 4.5..ap awkward fighter nevertheless, but although—fr 1 throws away many round blows, yet be is a lways busy, and possesses courage inferior to norke-t" Dogherty failed in strength ninch sooner itilaniiimitals which might be attributed to recent illnimbv,,:-.. ~....................... .. ..! :as* ....:.; t To "I LIE GOVERNOLS AND MATRONS or H o lum ps jx- DUSI AV.—Wanted, a number of Calico Shirt./ to be Pi Oet 1 weekly: A liberal price will bc given lot 1124011g. : 7APPIr No. 3, Partiament-street, Westminster. - • :-- - 1 -•-'