The National Register. — London, England, 1812-02-09 00:00:00

TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. RIBALD HAMILTON spoke in favour of the Bill. iL ROMILLY argued strongly in favour of the measure, ;id was called for by all classes of people. TsREAD also approved of the Bill, and observed that it was -kable that the only two persons who had opposed it were ,ad themselves very considerable places in rever,ion. Le remarks in favour of the Bill from Mr. David Giddy, , Sir J. Sebright, Mr. Elliott, and Mr. Ponsonby, a division ;pon the question, whether ‘ 4 the Bill be now read a second Ln there appeared, for the motion 54, against it 56.—Ma- division took place upon an amendment, " That the Bill •ead this day six months," on which there appeared, for it the Bill 55—against it 5'2. er, ROMILLY MoV , (I for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal :he 39th of Elizah....h, which inflicts death upon soldiers found begging within the kingdom, withut a passport from Mantling O ffi cer. Leave given.--Adjuurned• ,zette announces the capture of the French frigate, I ,a Soueyre 170 seamen and 130 soldiers, and laden with 300 of military stores, bound to Corfu from 'Trieste. She was takes le, Captain Rowley. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Glazbrook t of Gommll-terrace, Goiwell-road, toy-manu. BANKRUPT& Glazbrook, of Goswell-terrace, Goswell-street-road, toy ter, dealer and chapnian, to surrender Feb. 8,18, and March ,at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Howard and Abrahams, reet, Aidgate. Theakston and Richard Thomas Wood, late of Albany New `worth, merchants, Feb. 11, at one, Its, and March 17, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilde and Knight, Castle alcon,iquare. el liown and John Edmund Wilson, late of the Grand Junction Whitefriars flour-factors, Feb. 11, at one, 18, and March 17, at Gui Attornies, Messrs. Collins and Waller, Spital- iroacUey, of Pig's Lee, Lancaster, dyer, Feb. 21, 22, at eleven, I 'hits Horse, Manchester, and March 17 , at one, at the 'Red Bury. noraks, Mr. S. Woodcock, Bury ;an Messrs. and Makinson, Serjeant's lull, Fleet-street, Londo d n. ,aas Tindale, of Ainderhy Quernhow, York, tarnier, Feb. 24, March 17, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Thirsk. Attornies, Richards, Thirsk and Mr. G. Morton, Gray's inn-square,. Higham, of Brewer-strzet, Golden-square, Feb. 8, IS, and 7, at eleven, 4 Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Willis, Ryder-street, as s. Willis, late of Chigwell-row, Essex, baker, Feb. 8,22, and March at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Isaacson, Inner Tent , London. Sellers, late of Old Compton-street, Soho, oil and colour- Laler and chapman, Feb. 8,1, and March 17, at eleven, at dl. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean-street, Soho. Lam Cross, of Liverpool, draper, March 2,3, and 17, at we've, Globe Tavern, balm-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Woods, pool; and Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce, Paper-buildings, Tem .ondon. per t Stott, of Little Clegg, Lancaster, woollen-manufacturer, Feb. four, 20, at ten, and Niarcil 17, at five, at the R eed Inn, Rochdale. ies Messrs. Sh u ttl e worth, Rochdale; and Mr . Edmund Chip , , Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, London. Lain iuds )n, late of Birmingham, glass-maker, Feb. 17, 18, and 17, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, p. Bolton and Jennings, Elm-court, Temple, London ; and Mr. . Gem, Birmingham. ry Penlerthy, of Helston, Cornwall, mercer, Feb. 18, 19, and 17, at eleven, at the Star Inn , _ Attornies, Messrs. Borlase, and Scott, Helaton, Cornwall. Hughes, of Liverpool, draper, March 2,4, and 17, at eleven, at lip Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr. Flulton, Bolton ; and Messrs. herd, Adlington, and Gregory, Gray's Inn, London. _hard Gyles, of St. Ives, Cornwall, cower, February 24, 25, and March 17, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. James, Gray's Inn-square, London ; and Mr. Cooke, Bristol. William Everett, of Golden-lane, grocer, Feb. 8, at one, 18, and March 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. Humpheys, Tokenhouse-yard, Lothbury. James Craig and James Davies, late of Basinghall-street, merchants, Feb. 11,18, and March 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Alliston, Freeman's-court, Cornhill. Barnard, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, underwriter, Feb. 11, at one,18 ; and March 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and -Pearse, Old Jewry. James Ashley and Thurston Ashley, of Primrota-street, Bishopstiate- FEB. 9. Lord ARCHIBALD HAMII Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY RC; which he said was called for Mr. WHITER con also alai rather remarkable that the c those who had themselves v After some remarks in f Mr. Bastard, Sir J. Sebright, took place upon the question time, when there appeare jurity 2. Another division took pli should be read this day si throwing out the Bill 55—a Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY ml the Act of the 39th of Elit mei sailors found begging w their Commanding Officer. TUESDAY' This Gazette announces I of '24 guns, 170 seamen am wheat and military stores, by the Eagle, Captain Roy BANKR Glazbrook, of fa c curer. William Glazhrook, c tranufactuer, dealer and c 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Jewry-street, Aldgate. George "L'heakston and I read, Walworth, merchat twelve, at Guildhall. At Street, Falcon-square. Samuel liown and John Wharf, Whitefriars, flou at twelve, at Guildh all. square. PAIR Broadley, of Pig' at the White Horse, M I.i on Inn, Bury. A t tori 131,ikelock and Makinsor \M. Tindale, of and March 17, at el Richards, Thir London. J )siah Higham, of March 17, at eleven, 4 ( 'Lt. James's. Ann Willis, late of Ci 17, at ten, at Guildhall, ple-lane, London. Diton Sellers, late c man, dealer and chapc Guildhall. Attorney, Di William Cross, of Li at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool ; and Messrs ple, London. Rober t Stott, of Littl , 19, at four, 20, at ten, at Ar,ornies ' Messrs. Shu pendale, Serjeant's Inc William i.„ t ucis )n,lat March 17, at eleven, Messrs. Bolton and 11 R. W. Gem, Binning] Henry Penlerthy, March 17, at eleven, Grvlls, Borlase, and John Hughes, of Li the Ship Inn, Bolton. Shepherd, Adlington, Richard Gyles, of St March 17, at one, at James, Gray's I nn-squ William Everett, of 17, at ten, at Guildha Lothbury. James Craig and Ja Feb. 11,18, and Man Freeman's-court, Cot Parnard, one,lB, and March 1 Stevens, Maples, an , James Ashley and THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Si ensermosommiesommit&v.. . street, silk-weavers Feb. 8, 15, at twel v e, ' and Mar Spital-Fcitia ch 17, at o ne, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Collins and Waller . Richard Sargeant, of Slough, Bucks, carpenter, Feb. 8, a't two - , 111, and March 17, at one, at guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Srct.cr, Windsor; and Messrs. Few and Ashmore, Henrietta-street, Covent• garden. William I.owndes, of North Rode, Chester, cotton-spinner, Feb. 24, 2,1, and March 17, at two, at the Mo.ley Anus Inn, Manchester. Atter nies, Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester; and Mr. R. Ellis, Chancery lane, London. CER rinc.vrEs—FEts. 25. William Pollock Cowcher, of Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, mer chant. —John Gascoin, of Woodstock-street, I-hoover-square, tailor. —John Whaley, of Coventry-street, Haymarket, boot and shoe maker. —John Rangeley and Ge9rge Tetley, of Gomersal„ Birstal, York, cot ton-spinners.—(leorge Saxelby, of Ludgate-street, boot and shoe maker.—Henry Walker, late of West-end, Hampstead, merchant. —David Sidebotham, of Stockport, Chester, iron-merchant.—Thumas Haywood, late of Edgeware-road, coach-maker.—James Dobson, of Liverpool, merchant.—Steplito Brassingtou, of Burskm, Stafford, gla zier.—John Davi4, of Bristol, haherdasher.- 1 homas Goom, of Bermond sey New-road, Surrey, fellmonger.—Peter William Henry Hie s, ks ire of Brixham, Devon, scrivener.—Le\sii Morgan, of Aykshatn,Nor folk, linen-draper.—William Bowler, sen. of Castle-street, Southwark, hat-manufacture*. —John Hobson, late of Levenshuhne, Lancaster, dyer. I --Jeremiah Morrison, of Bath, china-man. LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORD/NMIY. WEDNESDAY, 11.BRUARY, 5, 1812. DOWNING-STREET, FEB. 4, 1812. Major the Honourable A. Gordon, has arrived this. evening at Lord Liverpool's Office with a dispatch, -addressed to his Lordship by Ge neral Viscount Wellington, dated Gallegos, 20th January, 1812. Mr LORD—I informed y our Lordshi p in my s clispatch of the 9th, that I had attacked Ciiidad Rodrigo, and in that of .the 15th, ~f the progress of the operations to that period; and I haVe now the pleasure to acquaint your Lordship that we took the place hoi storm yesterday evening after daeh. . . . We continued from . the 15th to the 19tItto* complets the* second ra ratio', and theicommunieations with 'that work; and ••O; ç had made seine progress by sap towards the emit of the glac l / 4 . Gn the pi.,_lit of the 15th we likewise advanced from *the left of the 'first•parallcl. down the slope of the hill, towards the errnvenr'nf St. Francisco', iu a situation ft om whick the walls of the !FatitiSe 4ruye and of i lip a qiven were st.. en, tin which a hattery of seven gnus wai'conkiiiSted, and they commenced, their fire on the morning of the 18th; In the mean time, the batteries iti.' the - firsts. parallel continued their fire; and yesterday evening their fire had not only condor. ably iojur, d the defences of the place , bdt had made breaches in the Fausse Lraye wall, and in the body of the place which were considered practicable; while the battery on the slope of the hill, which. bad been commenced on the night ot the 15th, and hid opened on the 18th, ,had been equally efficient still further to the left, and opposite to the suburb of St. Preo cisco.. . I therefore determined to storni the place notwithstanding that the approaches hid not been brought to the crest of the glaCis, and the counter-scarp of the ditch was still entire. The attack was aroardirgly mite yesterday evening in fide - aertate columns, consisting of th e troo p s of the 3d and light divisions, an d of' Brigadier-General Pack's hrieadei The two right columns, condutied by Lieutenant-Colonel, O'Toole, ot the 2d Cacadores, and Major 'Ridge, of the sth regiment were des tined to protect the advance of Major-General M 4 l(mtion's brigade, forming the third, to the s top of the breach in the Fau'tte Braye wall, and all these, being composed of troops of the 3d division, were 4111. it r the direction of hieut.-General Picton. The fourth column, consisting of the 43d and 52d regiments, and part of the 25th regiment, being of the light division under the direction of Major-Gen. Cranford, attacked the breaches on the lett, in frutt of the suburb of St. Francisco, and covered the luft of the attack of the prhici pal.breach by the troops of the 3d division; and Brigadier-Generai Pack was destined with Ida brigade, forming the sth column, to make a f a lse attack upon the southern face of the fort. Besides these five columns, the 94th regiment, belonging to the 3d division, descended into the ditch in two columns on the right of Major-General &I'Kinnon's brigade, with a view to protect the descent of that body into t h e di t cht, w and hich it its attack of the breach in the Fousse Braye, against thet was supposed the enemy would construct to oppose their vrogresa. All these atatcks succeeded; co nv ert gadier-Grueral Pack even sur passed my expectations, having ed. his false attack into a real one, and his advanced guard under the command of Major Lyiich hav ing followed the enemy's troops from the advanced works into the Fausse Braye, where they made prisoners of all opposed to the nt. Major Ridge, of the 2d battalion ot the sth regiment, Living escaltde. the FJusse Braye wall, stormed the principal breach in the Ito ;). 0' the place, together with the 94th regiment, commanded by Lieut.- 1 Colonel Campbell, which had moved along the ditch at the same' ti.:.e ' and had stormed the breach in the Fame limp, biatlilih;"fiial of . - ~ N