The National Register.
London, England, 1815-03-19 00:00:00

TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

THE NATIONA

FOREIGN-n 1 RICE, MARCH 14, 1816.
The I foam table Captain Maude, of his Majesty's ship Favourite,
arrived at thi s Office at li ,11-past nine last night, being the bearer
of the N atifica lion, by the President and Senate of the United States
of Ames ica, ot 'the Treaty of Peace. concluded at Ghent, between
his Mais•sty an I the said United States, on the 24th of December
last.
The Ratifir Itions of the above Treaty were duly exchanged at
eleven v. m. ti se 1 71li

BANKRUPTS.
Jr. Miller, lat rof (iic City of Carlisle, dealer in horses, to surrender
}larch 22, 23, and it 23, at elevt-n, at the White Hart Inn, in Lei.
tester. Attori lies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Hollue, New
J. Walker, ( rf the City of Worcester, plumber and glazier, March 28,
at five, March 25i, and April 25, at eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn. At-
e/Irak' Messrs Eklmunds and Jeys, Chancery-lane.
C. &mter, of wgingshaw, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, April
20, and 21, at finer, at the Golden Lien I'm, in Tormorden, and April
25, at twelve, at tit e Talbot Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Blake-
lock, Serjeant's-inn, Elect-street.
W. Blenkin, of Kioseston-upon-Hull, grocer, March 28, 2,, and April
25, at eleven, at the .Dog and Duck Tavern. Attornies, Messrs. Roper
and Son, Bartlett's-Imildings.
R. Lewis and V. Alpin, of the City of Worcester, linen-draper,
April 4,5, and 25. at the flop Pole Ina. Attornies, Messrs. Carddles
and Young, Gray's-inns.
W. Tongue, of Birm Ingham, jeweller, March 29, 50, and April 45,
at twelve, at the Royal Attornies, Messrs. Baster and Bunker,
J. M'Millan, of Blab h urn. Lancashire, linen-draper, April 7, at five,
8, and 23. at eleven, at tire Castle Inn, Wazitburn. Anomie', Messrs.
Mine and Parry, Templet.
E. Blacklidge, of Eccleeton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, April
5. 18, and 25, at eleven, at the Mitre, Preston. Attornies, Messrs.
Bleasdale, Alexander, and Hipline, New-inn.
J. Raven, of Litcham. Norfolk. corn-merchant, March 16, April 6,
and 25, at four, at the Rampant Horse, in the City of Norwich. At-
tornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, i&lesander, and Hulme, New-inn.
E. Mick, of Brocton, Seasp, miller, April 1,8, and 25, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Bigg, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-
lane.
W. Helderness, of Thurinyi Liacnlnshire, farmer and grazier, April
5,6, and t 5. at eleven, at *e Bull Inn, Bourne. Attorney, Mr.
Castel', Holborn-court.
J. Ward, of Beccles, merchant, March 16, 17, and April .
25, at eleven, at the White Lion fun, Beccles. Attornies, Messrs,
Debarry, Scudamore, and Carty, Gate-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields.
J. Greaves, of Pinner's Hall,-Broad-street, merchant, Marsh 21, 28
end April 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Taylor and
21ursey, Great James street, Bedford-row.
W. Matt, late of Hornsey, victualler, March 18, 21, at ten, and
April 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cufsitor-street.
S. Townsend, of Gough-soate, Fleet-street, March 18, 25, and
April 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Towers, Castle-street,
Falcon-square.
SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

BANKALIPTS.
C. 3 Elgin., of Lond3n, hatter,
J. Candy, of S oft Eaton, Sower set, baker.
J. G. Harris, of Bristol, cotton-in snufActuret.
A. Stull.and W. Lindop, of Liverpool, merchants.
H. Martin and E. 'F ,ylor, of 1.30w-aane, brokers.
W. Hawes, late of Newington. cos V.merchant.
J. Bailey, late of Larenhant, Sotto! 11, carpenter.
J. Raman, of Basioghall-street, m Prchant.
J. and N. Weather!e, of Alowick, gutuenon-bl•ewers.
J. Dodsbon, jun..l Darlington, Dui tiato, linen-manufacturer.
C. Cosier, of Wei.dovcr, erocer,
A. Greave%, of Queen-street, tuercha Et.
R. slyer, of High street, Poplar, 'nub tr-merchant.
H. Cumming, and J. Swonnell. of Lit lie Eaatcheap, coffee-dealers.
S. Gill, of Hunter-street, Kent-road, horse-dealer.
J. Waugh, of 's't. Nhirtnt's•le-Grand, chinamati.
AC. Lee and J. Teal, oi Tower Roy cullenderers.
F. Midge, of War:chaster, iniikeq cr.

REGISTER.

:H 19.

Our Correspondent from Edinbt►rgh, in a letter dated March 11,
states, that the battle between Molineux the Black, and Cooper,
took place on tl►e preceding day, at Corsethill, in Lanaikshire,
Scotland. A't half past twelve o'clock the combatants stripped for
combat. Betting 6t04 on the Black. Oliver and Richmond had-
been sent for from London to second Cooper, and Joe Ward, the
veteran, acted as an auxiliary for the Black, misted by a knowing
Yorkshirenian.
Ist Hound. The Black rushed left and right with much impe-
tuosity at great length. Cooper returned a slight I►it of his advet•
sary, by a s►nart right-handed blow upon the body. He over-ba-
lanced himself, and the Black hit him under the-rope.
2d. Desperate fighting commenced by the Black, who planted
two terrific hits on Cooper's head. Cooper fought all at the body,
and in the round he doubled up his opponent twice by right-handed
hits on the kidneys. After much determined fightiug, both went
down with loss of wind.

11th. The Black had the best of a dreadful round, and lessened
the odds to about 3to 1, against him. There was much good and
determined courage sliewn, and great science. Cooper closed with
hit man, after many counters had been exchanged, seemingly desi-
rous of receiving no more hits in that round.—He got the Black's
head under his arm, and worked at him, until Molinenx disengaged
himself, and bit him down by a tremendous straight front lacer,
The Black afterwards fell from weakness. •

12111. Cooper male play, and planted his right and left on the
Black's head, and down he went. Blackee sung out lustily for
brandy, which he took copiously, when he could get the claret froin
his month.

The Black fought the 13th round without any chance, and at the
close of the I VI., when he was knocked down, he resigned. The
combat lasted twenty minutes, and both had quite enough punish-
ment.

Cooper was much tinder his opponent in lenzt'i nn .I weight, but
he was always in and fighting, and the wind of Black was as
usual very treacherous; nor had he again adlici.Ld to the rigid rules
•f traiuing.

ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.

Yesterday an inquest was held at the Triumphant Chariot, in
Grosvenor-Place, before Mr. Gell, Coroner for the county, on the
body of Jane Watson, the young woman who was unfortunately
shot on the evening of Tuesday the 7th inst. before Mi. Robinson's
house in Rurlington•Strcet, during the existence of the ribts, and
who died of the wounds she received on that occasion on Friday
morning last in St. George's Hospital. The Jury met at one
o'clock, and Ravine-first gone to the hospital to view the body,
proceeded to examine evidence, which occupied much time. 'l'hie
Jury then adjourned to Monday.

Monday, at Smithfield Market, R. Mora, a Leicestershire farmer,
who has attended the market many years, was swindled out of 2001.
in the following manner. After he had sold his cattle he was addres-
sed by a man dressed like a botcher, who pretended he knew him,
and that his father always bail Cought what beasts he wanted
of him, but now was old and unable to attend the market, and that
he did not at first know where to find him, but now as he had bought
what cattle lie wanted, and the other had soil his, he could only
promise to deal with him in future, and to renew their friendship,
proposed to dine together, which was agreed to by the farmer; after
dinner they had two bottles of wine, when the butcher suddenly
started, and 'said he totally forgot to go to the Bank that day, at the
same time pulling out a letter from his pocket book, which he
'Mewed the farmer, observing it was from Isis brother in Liverpool.
regneAing a remittance, which, if he did not send that evening, it
would be a serious loss to him, as the brother was doing business for
him, and must have the money at a certain fibre; he also pulled out
a large purse of guineas, which he said he meant to keep, but for
the urgency of the remittance lie had brought them out with him,
with an intent to change them for notes, which was best to send by
post, die farmer willingly offered to give notes for the guineas,
and instantly counted them out, and the other paid him the guineas
in exchange with thanks, called for more wine, and enclosed a parcel
to send by the post they both spent a merry evening, and parted in.
great friendship. The next morning the farmer having occasion to
buy some articles to bring to his fainily, and offering gold in pay-
ment, was surprised to find on examination, that the guineas were
all counterfeit, with the exception of about 20. lie has since made
every inquiry) but could not find gut the sharper.

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CH 14, 1816. , Our Correspondent from Edinbatrgli, in a letter dated March 11,
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states, that the battle between Molineux the Black, and Cooper,
The i fonotti table Captain Mande, of his Majesty's ship Favourite,. .
took lace on the preceding day, at Corsethall, in Lanarkshire,
arrived at thi a Office at Ii ill-past nine last night, being the bearer
, combat. Betting
/tt half-past twelve o'clock the combatants stripped for
of the li atifica lion, by the President and Senate of the United States
6t04 on the Black. Oliver and Richmond had
Ames ice, ot 'the Treaty of Peace. concluded at Ghent, between '"u'u
been sent for from London to second Cooper, and Joe Ward, the
his Maielty an I the said United States, on the 24th of December
ve
teran, acted as an auxiliary for the Black, assisted by a knowing
last. Yorkshireniati.
The Ratifir Idiom of the above Treaty were duly exchanged at
Ist Rontid. The Black rushed left and right with much hive-
eleven Jr. m. ti wl7 th ult. tuosity at great length. Cooper returned a slight hit of his advet•
nary, by a &Irian right-handed blow upon the body. He over-ba-
BANKRUPTS. lanced himself, and the Black hit him tinder the-rope.
J. Miller, let rof tile City of Carlisle, dealer in horses, to surrender 2d. Desperate fighting commenced by the Black, who planted
Iktarch 22, 23, and .100 it 23, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Lri- I two terrific hits on Cooper's bead. Cooper fought all at the body,
tester. Attori ties, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holum, New and in the round he doubled up his opponent twice by right-handed
inn. hits on the kidneys. After much determined fightiug, both went
J. Walker, iif the City of Worcester, plumber and glazier, March 28, down with loss of wind.
at five, March 25i, and April 25, at eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn. At- 11th. The Black had the best of a dreadful round, and lessened
tosaies, Messrs EVmunds and Jeys, Chancery-lane. the odds to about 3to 1, against him. There was much good and
C. Barker, of ILuagingshaw, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, Arial determined courage &hewn, and great science. Cooper closed with
20, and 21, at finer, at the Golden Lien Inn, in Tormorden, and April hit man, after many counters had been exchanged, seemingly desi-
-25, at twelve, at tit e Talbot Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Blake- rotts of receiving no more hits in that round.-He got the Black's
lock, Setjeanes-inn, Fleet-street. head under his arm, and worked at him, until Molinenx disengaged
W. Weida'', of Kiasgston-upon-Null, grocer, March 18,12, and April himself, and bit him down by a tremendous straight front facer.
25, at eleven, at the aDog and Duck Tavern. Attornies, Messrs. Raper The Black afterwards fell from weakness. •
and Son, Bartlett's-bteildings. 121 h. Cooper marl& play, and planted his right and left on the
IL Lewis and V. Alpin, of the City of Worcester, linen-draperss Black's bead, and down be went. Blackee sung out lustily for
April 4,5, and 25, at the flop Pole Ina. Attornies, Messrs. Caddies brandy, which he took copiously, when be could get the claret front
and Young, Gray's-inns. his mouth.
W. Tongue, of Birmingham, jeweller, March 29, 50, and April <23, The Black fought the 13th round without any chance, and at the
at twelve, at the Royal Rotel. Attornies, Messrs. Baster and Boulter, close of the 14t1., when lie was knocked down, he resigned. The
Furnivers-lint. combat lasted- twenty minutes, and both had quite enough punish.
J. M'Millan, of Bial) urn. Lancashire, linen-draper, April 7, at fiver went.
8, and 23. at eleven, at ,Use Castle Inn, Waskburn. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper was notch under his opponent in lenet!, awl weight, but
Mine and Parry, Templet. lie was always in and fighting, and the wind of 1',..e Black was as
E. Blacklidge, of Eccleeton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, April nand very treacherous; nor had he again adlieit.d to the rigid rules
5. 18, and 25, at eleven, at the Mitre, Preston. Attornies, Messrs. of training.
Bleasdale, Alexander, alai 'Wine, New-inn.
J. Raven, of Litcham. Norfolk. corn-merchant, March 16, April 6, .
and 25, at four, at the Rampant Horse, in the City of Norwich. At- ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.
tornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, i&lexalider, and Mime, New-inn. -
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E. Mick, of Brocton, Seilep, miller, April 1,8, and '25, at twelve, Yesterday, an inquest was held at the Triumphant Chariot, in
at Guildhall. Attorney. H.r. Bigg, Southampton-buildings, Chancery- Grosvenor-Place, before Mr. Gehl, Coroner for the county, on the
lane. 1 body of Jane Watson, the young woman who was unfortunately
W. lialderneas, of Thurlpyi Liacnlnshire, farmer and grazier, April 'shot on the evening of Tuesday the 7th inst. before Mr. Robinson's
5,6, and t 5. at eleven, at *e Bull Inn, Bourne. Attorney, Mr. I house in Burlington-Street, during the existence of the ;ibis. and
Castel', Holborn-court. who died of the wounds she received on that occasion on Friday
J. Ward, of Beccles., Sufeik, merchant, March 16, 17, and April . morning last in St. George's Hospital. The Jury met at one
25, at eleven, at the White Lion fun, Beeches. Anomie', Mtin,• e-
o'clock, and having -first gone to the hospital to view the body,
Debarry, Scudamore, and Curti, Gate-street, Liticolit s-ine-fielda. proceeded to examine evidence, which occupied much time. The
J. Greaves, of Pinner's Hall,' Broad-street, merchant, Marsh 21, 28 '
Jury tn adjourned to Monday.
and April 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Taylor and
!tummy, Great James street, Bedford-row. Monday, at Smithfield Market, R. Moss, a Leicestershire farmer,
W. Matt, late of Hornsey, victuatkr, March 18, 21, at ten, and who hag attended the market many years, was swindled out of 2001.
April 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Hr. Castle, Cur's-nor-street. in the following manner. After he had sold his cattle lie was addres-
S. Townsend, of Gough-,Minnie, Fleet street, March 18, 25, ands wed by a man dressed like a butcher, who pretended he knew him,
April 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Towers, Castle-street, and that his father always bail bought what beasts lie wanted
Felony-square. of him, but now was old and unable to attend the market, and that
he did not at first know where to find him, but now as he had bought
what cattle lie wanted, anti the other had soid his, he could only
SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. promise to deal with him in future, and to renew their friendship,
.. - esum- proposed to dine together, which, was agreed to by the farmer ; after
BANKAUPTS, dinner they had two bottles of wine, when the butcher suddenly
C. 3 Min.', of London, hatter, ' • started, and 'said he totally forgot to go to the Bank that day, at the
J. Candy, of S oat Easton, Smiler art, baker. same time pulling out a letter from his pocket book, which he
J. G. Harris, of Bristol, cotton-in anufacturer. sliewed the farmer, observing it was from his brother in Liverpool.
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A. Stull" and W. Lindop, of Liverpool, merchants. regnesting a remittance, which, if lie did not send that evening, it
H. Martin and E. 'F ,yI 0 r, of 130w-hine, brokers. would be a serious loss to him, as the brother was doing business for
W. Hawes, late of Newington. cot, trnerchant. . him, and must have the money at a certain titre; he ago pulled out
J. Bailey, lute el Larenhant, Satroi 11, carpenter. a large purse of guineas, which lie said be meant to keep, but for
J. Passman, of Bai.iogliall-streer, m Prchatit, the urgency of the remittance lie had brought them out with him,
J. and N. Weather!v, of Alowick, etnnenon7blTwers. with an intent to change them for notes, which was best to send by
. J. 1).(1410114111. ”t barlingtori, Dui intin, linen-manufacturer. post, die farmer willingly offered to give notes for the guineas,
C. Cosier, of Wer.dovcr, erocer, and instantly counted them out, and the other paid him the guineas
A. Greavea, of QoPerr7strret, tuercha Et. in exchange with thanks, called for more wine, and enclosed a parcel.
It. Syer, of High street, Poplar, timh tr-merchant,. to send by the post ; they both spent a merry evening, and parted in
H. Cumming and J. Swoestell. of Lit tie Eastcheap, coffeesdealers. great friralship. The next Morning the farmer having occasion to
S. Gill, of Hunter-street, Kent-road, gorse-dealer. buy some articles to bring to his Candy, and offering gold in pay-
J. Waugh, of st. Martrir's•le-Grand, chirraman, merit, was surprised to find on examination, that the guineas were
A C. Lee and J. Teel, ofTower Roy 741, callenderers. all counterfeit, with the exception of about 20. Ile has since made
F. Hillidge, of War.ehaster, intikeei• cr. ' every inquiry, but could not find gut the sharper.
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