The National Register.
London, England, 1816-01-14 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

JAN. 14.

no room for further observations. We shall resume the subject
early; but at present we predict with confidence; that it is not
the amount of the debt of the nation, but the absolute confusion
of all property, and the rapid destruction of all monied capital,
from a sudden and continuing change in the measure of all
value, which produces private as well as public distress; and
until this is remedied, it is in vain to attempt to establish any
thing, whether for Peace or for War. How to do this, it may
be tedious to explain ; but the present Conductor of the Na-
tional Register has foreseen the event, and predicted its•arrival
with the wra of Peace, some years ago, and is prepared to
meet it.

SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.
ANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
E. Houghton, of Boston, Lincolnshire, fruiterer.
BAN KRUPTS.

J. Dixon, of Oldham, Lancashire,shopkeeper, ter surrender Jan. 25,
26, *Feb. 21, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Ellis,
Chancery-lane.
D. Cross, of Bodham, Norfolk, farmer, Jan. 26, 27, Feb. 21, at the
White Swan Inn, Norwich. Att. Mr. Saggers, Crosby square.
F. Dowdier, of Newport, Salop, innkeeper, Jan. 29, 30, Feb. 21, at
the Talbot Inn, in Drayton, in Hales. Atts. Messrs. Rosser and
Son, Bartlett's buildings. •
J. Gaskell, of Wigan, Lancashire, flour dealer, Feb. 1,3, 24, at the
George Inn, Liverpool. Att. Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple.
T. Liseter, of Drayton, in Hales, Salop, innkeeper, Jan. 29, 30,
Feb. 24, at the:Talbot Inn, Drayton, in Hales. Atts. Messrs.
Rosser and Song Bartlett's buildings. -
W. Nehnes, of Croft, Herefordshire, farmer, Jan. 17, Feb. 22, 24, at
the Coffee House Inn, Hereford. Atts. Messrs. Darke, 'Church
and Darke, Princes street, Bedford row.
W. Harris, late of St.. Austell; Cornwall, maltster, Jan. 19, 20, Feb.
21, at the White-Hart Inn, Saint Austoll. Att. Mr. Fairbank,
Staple Inn.
F. Marsden, of Wakefield, Yorkshire; joiner, Jan. 26, 17, Feb. 24,
at the Woodman Inn,4 W akefield. Atts.- Messrs. Sykes and
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Knowles, New w•-•
T. Smith. of AnstitarPai4gineretriint, Jan. 20, 27', Feb. 24,1‘t
hall. Atts. Messr.s...llantiawikt Crniland, Broad street.
H. Pope, of Warminster, brandy merchant, Jnn. 26; 27,'Feb..21,
the Angel Inn, Warminsteh Att. Mr. Davis, Lochbnry.
W. Bolling and J. Sellwood, of High Holborn, linen drapers, San.
24, 30, -Feb. 21. Att. Mr. Parton,'Watbrook. •
R. G. Beasley, of Austin friars, merchant, Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 31, at
Guildhall. Atts-. Messrs. Wadeson,•Barlow, and Grosvenor,
Austin friars. '
W. Dixon, of the Kenf read, Surrey, merchant, Jan. 16, 50, Feb.
21, at Guildhall, Atts. MessrS:Clutton and Carterl St. Thomas
street, Southwark.
J. and S. Burton, of Little Coggleshall, Essex, horse dealer, Jan. 16,
30, Feb. 2-1, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Dawson, Gate Sereet, Lin-
• coin's Inn Fields.
D. Kirk, of Circus street, New road, Marylebotte; Jan. 26, 27, Feb.
• 24, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. C. Walls, Warwick street, Golden
square.
W. Adams and J. Edwards, of Cumberland street, Fitzroy square,
chair makers, Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 24, at Guildhall. Att. Mr.-Satin-
ders, Charlotte street, Fitzroy square.
I. Palyart, late of London street, Fenchurch street, merehant,'Jan.
16, 20, Feb. 24, at Guildhall. Atts. Messrs. Crowder, Lavie and
Garth, Frederick's place, .old Jewry.
W. Field, of Croydon, Surrey, shopkeeper, Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 24, at
Guildhall. Att. Mr. J. Guy, Croydon.' •
J. Cooke, of Lower Brook street. Grosvenor square, fipholsterer,
Jan. .20, 27, Feb. 24, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Saint. Pullen, Fore
street, Cripplegate.
M. Wilson, of Aidgate, woollen draper, Jan. 16, 27, Feb. 24, at.
Guildhall. Att. Mr. Hurst, Milk street, Cheapside.
M. Solomon, of Birmingham, jeweller, Jan.'22, 23, Feb. 24,-at the
Castle Inn, Birmingham. Au. Mr. Windle, John street, Bed
ford row.

J. Herbert, late of' Uckington, Glocestersh:re, farmer, Jan. 24, 25'
Feb. 24, at the Plough Lnn, Cheltenham. Atts. Messrs. Vizard,
Hutc nson, and Blower, Lincoln's Inn.
D, Watt, of Southwick, Durham, ship builder, Feb. 315, 24, at the

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Bridge Inn,. Bishop Wearmottth. . Attorney, Mr. Illackiston,
Symontl's* Inn. . . •
• DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 10. P. Coren, Chancery Chambers, Quality Court, Chan-
cery-lane, nercer, at Guildhall.—March 30. J. Pycroft the younger
and R. Jackson, Wapping, ship-chandlers, at Guildhall.—Feb. 9.
B. Parham, Dock, Devon, money-scrivener; at the Fountain hotel,
Dock.—Feb. 3. J. Walters, Stadharn, Hertford, farmer, at Guild-
-hall.—Feb. 3. G. Davis, Pr.ovidence:lmildings, New Kent road,
:carpenter, at Guildhall.—Feb. 3. T. Foyle, Banning, Keat, coal-
'merchant, at Guildhall.—Feb. 3. .W. Ogilvie and J. Ogilvie, Sa-
ville-row, army agents, at Goildball.—Feb.lo. E. le Roy and T. le
Roy,.Jermyn-street, St. James, fruiterers,. at Gnittlitall.—•Feb. 9.
P. Fawcitt, St. Martin's St:milord Baron, Northamptonshire, inn-
molder, at the George litn, St. Martin's, Stamford Baron.--reb. 9.
W. Nayler and J. Cockerton, Sheffield, fellmongers, at the Com-
mercial Inn, Sheffield.—Feb 254. W. Weigley, Bolton Brow, Skir-
coat, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, at the Talbot Inn, Halifax.—Feb.
5, J. Bristow, Reading, bargemaster, at the Bear Inn, Reading.—
Feb. 1. J.lVebb, Broadway, Worcestershire, grocer, at the Guild-
hall Coffee House, Worcester.—Feb. 6. B. Ridilick, Glastonbury,
Somerset, baker, at the White Hart Inn, Clastoubury.—Feb. 5. A.
Rosso'', Hough-mil!, Cheshire, miller, at the Talbot Inn, Drayton.•
—Feb. 3. R. Ireland, East-street, Mary-le bone, eheesemonger, at
Guildhall.—Jan. 20. J. F. Nunney, 'Clare-street, Clare-market,
victualler, at Guildhall.—Feb. 3. 'l. Hail, Oxford-street tool-ma-
nufacturer, at Guildhall.—Feb, 2. J. Adcock, St. Mary-Axe, drug-
gist, at Guildhall.—Feb. S. R. Green and W. Cribb, Lisle-street,
Leicester-square, saddlers, at Guildhall.—Jan. 2. .1. Dtlekhalll
R. Lankester, Bread-street, warehousemen, at 6 uildltall.—Feb. 3.
A. Pollon and L. Evans, Lime-street, millers, at Guildhall.—Fab 3.
N. Nowell and W. Wakelin, Piccadilly, men's-mercers, at Guild-
hall.—Feb. 3. A. L. Lewis, otherwise A. L. Boulanger. N'iiie-stt.eet,
Piccadilly, merchant, at Guildhall.—Feb. 3. C. Stalin, Devon-
shire-square, merchant, at Guildhall.—Feb. 3. J. Johnston, Para-
dise-street, St. Mary-le-Bone, slater, at Guildhall.—Feb. 3. S. Bar-
nard, Borough of Southwark, victualler, at Guildhall.- —Feb. 3. 6.
Grisdale, Ship-Alley, Wellclose square, jeweller, at Guildhall.—
Feb. 10. W. Bolton, Bury-street, St. James, Westminiter, plumber,
at Guildhall.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
L H. Sainsbury and 3. Pierce, of Newbury. B. rks, surgeons.—J.
.Duiliten and 3. Adams, of Temple Cloud, cord wainers.—W. and J.
-"Beck, of Brackley, Northamotonshire, furriers.—T. Pepper &W.
Walker, of Nottit”.,,hain, pliiinbers.L—H. Cawley and J. Morris, of
fryldesley, Lancashire, cotton mannfacturers.—S. H. aad W. A.
Long, of Kinv,swood, iltshire, clothiers.-- C. S. Compton and W.
I'. Brown, of Portsmouth and Gosport, ship chandlers.—J. D.
P. Porcher, E. Fletcher, J. - Alexander, and .1-1. Porcher,
of Devonshire square, East 'lndia agents.—J. and T. M. Light-
foot, of Balstrode street, St. Marylebone, pawnbrokers.—W; Hat-
tersloy and R. Hazwell, of Sculcoates,Yorkshire, millwrights.—P.
& W. Forrester, of Crown court, Old Broad street, Russia brokers..
—A. and W. B. Emmett and H.-Dring, of King.ton upon Hull.— J;
Gibbons, T. Smalland M Robinson. of Birmingham, iron merchants.
—J. Stewart and J. Davidson, of Castle street East, Oxford Mar-
ket, coal merchants.—P. Parris and A. Holstein,• of St. James's.
street.—T. Ames and J. Timmings, of Wood street, Cheap:•itle,.
hair ribbon manufacturers.—R. Herries and Co. of Saint Jaine‘'s
street; bankers.—T. and 11;Cothberson and W. Douglas, -of Glas:
.4.,,0Vv. iron merchants.—J. and T. Barlow, of Manchester.—J. kJ.
Busby, of Birmingham, wire workers.—J. Clarke, 3. Steele and J.
Miller, di3tillers.---4. and T..Lingford and J. Miks, of Little Brook
treet, Bond street,patent truss inakors,-W. Beckett and S. Mar-
shall, of Kingston upOn Hull, mustard manutbeturers.--W. E. But-,
for and D: Eaton, of Oxford, wine merchants.—W.-Harvey and .F...
Goldwin, of iltrandTditch, ooppersiniths.—J. Slee and W. Hiil, of
St. John's; Sonthwark, ironniongers.—M. MeiTey and J. Tisdale, of
Nsottingitain, hosiers.—G. & .L' Haigh, of Halifax, Yorkshire, wool-
staplers.-:-L.T. Chismad& T.-Hill, of George yard, Lombard street,
ship brokers.:—J. L. .Marshall and' 0. P. Fox, of Merton bridge,
Surrey, calico printers.—J. Have and W.•Edghill, *of Newcastle .
vtreetisilk manufacturers.—J.Salisbary and W.l'. Porter, of Liver-.
pool, sail makers.—J. and-A:Page, W.,ii.e.rinode, and A. Davidson, •
i of Liverpool, builders. .
1 CERTIFICATES -to be granted-oh or before the 3(1 of -Feb.
' A. Smith, -late of the mer'cliant vcsiif•Proviiience, dealer.--3.
Macintyre,Li.verpool, merehant.—T. thatlier,.Solithampton, dea- .
ler.--J. Jackson and W. 3avkson, Cousin-lane, . how gate, iron-
; merchants.—G. Hoare and J. Delvaile, Ludgate-bill, 'tobacconists.
..._w , Jamieson, Tottenham-court-Road, baker.—C. Barry, Jenny a-
street, St.. James, surgeon.—M, Palmer, South-street, Jlanoyer-
.. . .