The National Register. — London, England, 1811-09-08 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REG In the estimate of the Surrey side of London, we have only taken 12 parishes, viz. Christchurch, Blackfriars, Lambeth, Newington, Camberwell, Clapham, Putney, Wandsworth, Rotherhithe, Streatham, Battersea, Richmond, and Bermondsey. •In Middlesex, 13 parishes are included, viz. Kensington, Chelsea, Fulham, Hammersmith, Chiswick, Ealing, Edmonton, Tottenham, Enfield, Harrow, Twickenham, Staines, and Uxbridge. . The most considerable increase of inhabitants, since 1801, appear in the under-named parishes St. Giles and St. Andrew, Holborn 13,943 St. Mary-le-bone 11,660 St. George and Pancras Shoreditch and Whitechapel Hackney and Bethnal Green Clerkenwell and blirlton Kensington and Chelst:a Lambeth and Newington TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Samuel Shaw, late of Edwood, Lancaster, calico-printer, from Sept. 10 to Oct. 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. John Wilson, of Wandsworth-road, Surrey, merchant, from • Sept. 14 to Sept. 21, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. William Lowe, of Macclesfield, druggist. Isaac Sproston, of Tewkesbury, Gloucester ' draper. Nathaniel Bunn, late of Wickham Market, Suffolk, n.iller. Rich4rd Kinchin, of Elvetham, Southampton, common-ear lier.' James Drew and Robert M'Naught, of Manchester, cotton spinners. Thomas Guillaume, jun. of Southampton, ship-builder. William Rugg, of Cardiff, Glamorgan, cabinet-maker. • Thomas Brett and John toever, of fuddle Duck, London, sugar-refiners. CERTIFICATES—S E ri. William Harry, late of Weston, Hereford, dealer in cattle.— Frederick Gene, of Fronse Selwood, Somerset, victualler.— Thomas Robinson, of Liverpool, mercliant.—George Swatton, of Cumberland-street, Goodge-street, Middlesex, liquor-mer chant.—Edward Weaver, late of Kenton-street, Brunswick square, .lass-man.—John Wynde, late of Leominster, Hereford, merchant.—Thomas Brockbank, of Ulverstou, Lancaster, John Gillespey, and Jonathan Taylor, cf Maryport, Cumberland, cotton-manufacturers.— William l'ctld, of Cross-lane, Sr. Mary bill, merchant.—Samuel Dyer, late of Newbury, Bucks, maltfter —Thomas Eddi son, of Romfurd, linen-draper.—Thomas Ito• binson, of Roniford, printer. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Robert Salmon, of Tayistock-street, Covent-garden, linen draper, from Sept. 7, to Sept. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. William Anderson, of Church -street, Bethnal-green, Mid dlesex, dealer, from Sept. 10, to October 29, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. John Squier Green, of Bristol, accountant, from Sgt. 14, to Nov. 2, at ten, at the Bush Tavern Bristol. BANKRUPTS. :11, of Alfreton, Derby, mercer. win, the elder, of Portsmouth, butcher. of Tetbury, Gloucester, victualler. of Manchester, cotton-spinner. ,f Within gt on, Lancaster, cotton-dealer. Imas, of Newport, Pembroke, shopkeeper. of Worcester, grocer. , ,spinall, of Birmingham, merchant. ,tley, jun. late of Leeds, York, merchant. 'ley, sen. of Leeds, York, merchant. am, late of Union-street, Bishopsgate-Without, Enfield, Middlesex, Money-scrivener. CERTIFICATES.—SEfT. 28. ival Moulson, of Wigan, Lancaster, mannfac , Lee, of Broad -street, London, merchant..— late of Bowling-street, Westminster, oil-manu 011ivants late of Livetpool, broker.—John . Woodhead, of Linthwaite, Alrnonhury, York, woollen-manu facturer.—Peter James Papillon,late of St. Swithin's-lane, Lon don, merchant —Henry Coates, of New Sarum Wilts, apothe cary.—Thomas Nicholls,jun. of Bradford, Wil ts, linen-draper. —John Jones, 6f Wrexham, Denbigh, maltster.—George Gil christ, of Liverpool, merchant.—Richard Wells, of Farnham, Hants, upholsterer.—lsrael Moses, of Rood-line; London, In f.urance-brokcr.—William Buchanan, late of Oxendon- st reets Haymarket, merchant. William Smith Edward GothV Joseph Tiley, o John Bennett, John Taylor, of David Thomas John Werhley, Alexander Asp George Priestl George Priesth William Beau r, London, and of 1 Richard Perth tUrer.—Edward William Speer, h facturer.--James FOREIGN MINISTERS. The accounts and papers presented to the House of Commons relating to the increase and diminu tion of salaries, &c. in the Public Offices of Go. vernment from Ist January, 1809, to 31st Decem ber, 1810, contain th? following return from the Foreign Department, dated 28th February last, and authenticated by Thomas Bidwell, Chief Clerk :- The following late Foreign Ministers, Secretaries, and Con suls, are upon the Contingent Pension List:- PPR ANNUM-William Wickham, 1,2001.-George Cooke, 2481.-John Colman, 1201.-Nathaniel Davison, 3001.-Rev. Louis Dorms, 3001.-John Lewis Doerfeld,'2sol.-Earl of El gin, 20001.-Sir Robert Gunning, WOOL-Morton Lord Hen ley, 2000'..-Daniel Hailes, 11271-Charles Kettle 2.301.-Rob. Liston,2oool.( ,, uspvided on account of empleymenti--lohn Mil liquet, 2501.-John Osborne, 8001.-!iorace St. Paul, 6.;01., Alleyne i Lord Sr. Fie.ens 23h01.-Sir John Stepney,oool.- Richard Shepherd, 2501.-Lord Viscount Torrington, 18t)41.. John Trevor, 12001.-James 6001.-James, .Earl of Malmesbury (12001. reversioDary..o Lord Viscount Fitzliarrisl 23001.-1-Thomag Walpole, 8001 Charles, Lord Whitworth, 23001.-Robest Walpole, 20001.-William Drummond, 17001.-. James Craufurd, 10001.-u-John Hookham Frere, 17001.- David Gray, 5001.-Perkins IVlagra, 5001.-Robert Walrond 3501.-John Falcon, 5001.-William, Lord Auckland, 2:3141.-- Francis Drake, 1.5001.-George Hammond, 12001.-Charles Henry Frazer, 500.-Joseph Fry, 2001.-4=raticis James Jack-on, 17001.-Anthony Merry, 17001.-Brook Taylor, 12001.-John Spencer Smith, 12001.-Henry \Vatkiu Williams Wynn, 12031. -Charles Arbuthnot, 204.:01. (suspended as joint Secretary of the Treasury.)-Alexander Straton, 15001.-Edward Thornton, 12001.-Sir John .11oriase Warren, 20001.--Sir Arthur 1 17001.-Henry Pierrepoint, 12001.-Watson, John Wat3ool.- Ir mas Jackson,.l3oo4. No change in the number of persons' employment, nor in official emoluments. • An additional atraVy. ance of 2001. per ann. has been granted to his Ma. jesty's Secretary of Legation in Sicily, from the .sth of Jan. 1809, by order of the Marquis Wellesley, upon the ground of the inadequacy of his - existing pay to meet thexpcnses attending a residence at Pa lermo. A diminution of 15.5761. has taken place in the expenses, occasioned principally by the de crease in the number and amount of the sums paid to messengers, and other persons employed as cou riers abroad. The librarian, and keeper of the pa pets in this department, having been permitted to retire on account of the infirm state of his health, the Secretary of State,' in consequence of Mr. An cell's ;services • during thirty-four years, has super annuated him upon an allowance equal to his forrntr salary, viz. 2001. annually, from the sth of January, 1810. Per contra, by the death of one of the late senior clerks his superannuation of 3801. ceased on the Bth of August, 1809. By the death of a late extra messenger a farther diminution of 1361. 178. 6d. per annum, has taken place since the 22J of July, 1810. By the death of a retired messenger his al. lowance of 1501. also has ceased, s i nce the 28th of October, 1810. Accounts from Archangel state, that eighteen ships had sustaired great injury in a heavy gale of wind ; some of which were reduced to a complete wreck. N I liimAkr• 'N. • -••••••••• STER. ~~•,'. . 565 • 1 5 . 5 . • • . ti