The National Register. — London, England, 1808-06-27 00:00:00

410 To the Editor of The National Register. Sip—From the experiments I have tried I find that the leaves of the vine, on being dried, which should be done in the shade. tr sike an excellent ad extremely wholesome tea, though some witat different, both in taste and flavour, from that commonls used. 1 have also found that, besides being admirably calcu lated for making vinegar, the primings of the vine, on being bruizhl and boiling water paured on them, in the same way a s is done on malt, produce a liquor of a fine vinous quality ; wit kit being fermented, forms an excellent substitute for beer ; and which, on being distilled, produces a very tine spirit of the na ture of brandy. As this is the season for pruning the vine. niany.thousand cart loads of which are year after year throw II way as useless, where there are not goats to eat them ; the idea here suggested it not only new, but of high importance to tie inhabitants of this country, particularly !it the present juncture. Your inserting this in your highly useful and interesting Paper will oblige, Sir, your constant Reader, JAMES 1141. L. A fish of an enormous size, called the " Basking Shark," was lately caught in Mount's Bay, Cornwall. It was full 30 feet 100 k.,, and of great bulk. Its liver was estimated at a ton weight. A man might easily have crept doivn its throat. The strength of its jaw was so ;peat, that the fisherman having thrust his boat-book into its mouth to turn it, while struggling in the net, it snapped oil the shaft of it, lie said, as if it were a pipe-stem. A i'emale of the Basking Shark, but of less bulk, was caught a few years ago on the coast of Dorsetshire. The Partnership between John and Samuel Brixham, in the enmity of Devon, Druggists, was dissolved from the 24th day of Julie, 1&fl. MANCHESTER, JUNE 22.—1 am extremely iorry to say, that the refractory weavers have met again this day; and evinced a more turbulent disposition than at any period of the dispute : They have burnt in effigy several respectable manu ticturers, whom they deem the most hostile to their claiNis, nod stopped every loom in that part of the town, which i• un fortunately the scene of tbcir unlawful meetieigs. Many pieces of different goods have been maliciously destroyed by means of spirit of vitriol or aquafortis, which they artfully convey to the looms through the medium of a syringe, from which the destructive ingredient is squirted through the broken panes is the windows; and sometimes it is dropped upon the bags hilly, over workmens' shoulders, containing pieces. TUESDAY'S LON DON GAZETTE. [The Gazette contains a Letter from Lieut. Leach, of the Cracker gun-brig, giving an account of her having captured the Jr rend) privateer L'Eti, armed with small arms, and maimed ith 22 men.] PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Woolley, Deakin, Dutton, and Johnson, Birmingham, sword manufacturers. Lloyd and Dowse, Gray's-inn-square. Dick son and Honeyman, Church-street, Spitalfields, silk-manufae- Hirers. R. indwell and J. Rodwell, booksellers, Oxford-street. Piasser and Boothby, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, wareh men. Whitchurch, Richardson, and Shute, druggist, Bristol. nova, sen. and llovil, jun. coopers, Great Hermitage-street, Wapping. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Vaughan, sell. and Richard Mackil wain, Snatch wood, Alutunouth, coal-merchants. • BANKRUPTS. John Bell, Southwood-lane, Highgate, underwriter, to sur render June 25, July 2, and August 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jackson, Temple. Richard Cocking, Golgate, Lancashire, hatter, July 13, at five, 14, and Aug. 2, at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Lancaster. Attornies, Messrs. Blakelnek and Makiuson, Temple, London; and Mr. Atkinson, Lancaster. John Lomas and Co. Leicester, woolstaplers, June 29, at six, 30, at ten, and August 2, at eleven, at the Blue Bell Inn, Leices ter. Attonties, Mr. Lawton, Leicester; and Mr. Taylor, Sou tham pton-huild ings, Chancery-lane. Richard Wickstced, Carey-lane, scrivener, June 25, July 9, and August 2, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Falcon, Elm-court, Temple.. John Bucknall, Newcastle-under-Line, Staf f ord, liquor-mer chant, July 8, at three, 9, at August 2, at eleven, at the Wool Pack, Newcastle-under-Lyue. Attoinies, Mr. Plant, New - capale-under-Lyne ; and Mr. Whalley', Staple-Inn, London. William Ballet, I lerefqyd, ctrdwainer, June 24, 25, aid Au gust 2, at ten, at the White gut Gloucester. Atturnieso THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ! - V1 Mr. Chilton, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; and Mr.* rd, tannest, Robert Bullen, Weymouth, butcher, June :27, ; o w gust 2, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, We:. ;.iouth. Attornie ! Bigg, llatton Garden, London; ana Mr. Bayley, Weymow John Falconer, Bernard-street, R it , sel-sqitare, dealer, 28, July 9. and August 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoraey, Ma% hew, Symonds-[nn , Chancery-lane. Peter Siutzenich, New Bond -street, printselier, June 25, July 2, and August 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. }lnnis, Ilart-street, Bloomsbury. • aeory Reynell, Bristol, linemimerchant, 'June 23, July 8, nnd Au ; ist 2, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, I:art - I-street, Bri,tol. Atternies, Mr—lames, Gray's-inn-square ; and lessrs. Mor g am a id Livett, Bristol. Joseph ilirst, SuMilk-lane, Caonon-street, broker, .lulu t.), 5, and August 2, at twelve, at Guildl►all. Attorney, Mr. Suit lo w, Monutnent-yard. _ • DIVIDENDS. July 22. Joshua Teticy, Leeds, York, brandy-therehant, at elevev, at the White Shan Inn, Leedi. .Ittly 16. Johu Ilodgson, jun. Coletuan-street, rnerchaat, at twehe, at July 16. Joint Cunningham, Epsom, Surrey, shopkeeper, at ten, :it Guildhall. July 16. John Lodge, Londou Wail, carpenter, at tee, at Gu ld hall. Jul) 23. John Bridger, jun. 51ortlate, Surrey, tallow-chand ler, at ten, at Guildhall. July It?. James Colccout, Bow•-street, bricklayer, at ten, at .1 une William Marsden, Manchester, merchant, at ten, ;it ';iLtild July 2:3. William Rantloll, Hopes Head Alley, broker, at te:), July '2:l. John Johnson, Holborn-hill, linen-draper, at ten, :it Guildhall. July 23. Robert Abbott, Thomas-street, Horsleydown, spirit merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. A agot 2. Edward Newbury, Old Bruad-street, builder, at our, at Guildhall. Au;,ust 2. Thomas Edwards, Ducksfort-lane, Upper Thames. street; cotton-manufacturer, at one, at Cuildhall. August 2. Henry Feather, Manchester, Lancaster, tea•dealer, at one, at Guildhall. July 13. Jacob Lewis and Sylvester Cohn, Liverpool, Lan caster, and Maurice de Jongtb, Manchester, merchants, at two, 4t the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Jul:. 13. Giles Climber, Sandw kit, Kent, linen-draper, at nine, at Gui:d.iall, Canterbury. Jul ; ls. William DoWbiggcn, Lancaster, merchant, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Jul 13. Thomas Mockitt, Deal, miller, at ten, at Guildhall, Canter bury. July 13. lace:II-us Rowton, Northampton, factor, at six, at Ole (tore lnn, Northampton. July 11. David Gosling, Nottingham, victualler, at five, at the Ram Inn , Nottinoitrm n•• . . July Id. James ‘Vrigley, Pitt-street, Blackfriaii-road, hat manufacturer, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 2:S. William lien3haw, St. Catherine's, lime-merchna!, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 2. William Morley, Drury-lane. warehousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. July 26. William Horn and Richard Jackson, Etedrim street, Southwark, rectifying distiller s at one, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES, JU LY 12. Thomas llarris, Oxford-street, mattrass-maker. Silomi 'river, Bridgewater, Somerset, innkeeper. Anthony Davis, Stroud Green, cattle dealer. Robert Prerled, Brick-lane, Spital fields, shoemaker. Joseph Great Shire lane, LiIICI , III - 3 Inn-Fields, army cap-manufacturer. Abraham Ilorsefall and John Itobinson,jnii. Bradford, York, woolstaplers. Brooke and Co. 251, I'i7cadilly, rcipecifully infe.i'm the Public, that the ensuing State Lottery consists of only • 2! : ,000 Tickets, and is the only Lottery that ever contained six PO4ts Of 20,04)01. t‘s o of I 0,000!. two Of 5000/. three of WOW. ;lad tove of 1000/. besid-s an equal number of other Prizes to.ny rater Lottery; these are objects of attraction lie . % raid any thing of the kind, since the commencement of Lotteries, and they re- , commend the !Public to purchase immediately. tirooke-and Co.'s, Odlce has been established . 60 sears, and has been particularly fortunate, in selling Capital Prizes. in thc Low's, ,lust tinishrd 4 21,206 aikd 24 2Q2 btith rim of 500,/. were gild in L4ltures, .. , ~- 0.1- 7 J " 1 I WIC) c4ster. id Au_ 's, air. ut „I ime, , r. J tau , r_7 , 41