The National Register.
London, England, 1812-01-05 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S LONDG.Y GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JAN. 4.
Admiral Sjr Roger Curtis has transmitted to John 'Wilson Croker,
Asq., a ler:er front Captain Symes, of his Majesty's shlop.Thracian,
giving an 4 :count of his having, on the 18th ult. criven on shore, under
Cape Levie, a large French lugger privateer, pierced for 18 guns, and
full of men, which were totally dashed to pieces on the rucks.

CARLTON-ROI:SF, JAN. S.
The Prince of Wahl has been pleased to apnoint William Knighton,
of Hanover-square, M. D. to be one of his Royal Highnestes Physi-
cians in Ordinary.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
John Bell, of Limehouse, boat-builder, from Dec. 14, Feb. 1, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Henry Rawson, of Doncaster, broker, from Jan. 4, to Feb. (2.2, at
ten, at the. New Angel Inn, Doncaster.
James Gaskitl, Jackson Gaskill, and John Clementson, of the Mino.
ries, merchants, from Dec. 31, to Feb. 18, at ten, at Guildhall.
BA NK R I'S.
William King, of Winslow, Buckingham, Innholder.
John Pett, of r.eaT, carpenter.
David Anderson, of Billiter-lane, merchant.
William Snowden, of Nlanclie,ter, liquor-merchant.
John West, of Barnsley, York, grocer.
William J9ynson, of blakeley, 311enchester, miller.
Morris ',you, of Liverpool, silversmith.
and Francis Becket, of Liverpool, linen-drapers.
Charles B Aden), Edward Gale Boldero, Sir Henry Lushington, Bart.
and Henry Bolero, of Comilla, bankers.
C ERTIFICATES—JA N. 25.
John Owen, of Bucklersbury, merehant.—Thomas Adams, of Bris-
tol, merchant.—Joseph I.onsdale, of Budle-cpia,„,, Northumberland,
eornfactor.—John Scantlebury, of t ythe, Kent, tailor.—William Dick-
-)n-Trent, Nottingham, banker.--WiLiam Hyde,

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John Owen, of Buclaershury, Merchant.-Thomas Auarna, o, ~,,, I Int in
tol, merchant.—Joseph Lonsdale, of Northumberland, the door on account of that yassAe also being stoppeu
cornfacter.—John Scantlebury, of t ythe, Kent, tailor.—William Dick.
.1 to a m t:d-servant, who sir ,t in the loft, who attempting get out el
inson, of Newark-tpon-Tretn, Nottingham, banker.—'WiLiam Hyde, bcd, a. d not knowing of the boards haring beim forced out of their
of hitaocis.qter, ti.erchant—Miles Fa.vcett, of Liverpool, musie-seller. places, not
r to the ground, and hurt herself severely. The 'WM.
—James Dltington, of Birmi:7, tarn, tortoie-shell box-maker.—Julin (low having been forced out of us tne wife got nut that way, went:
cf Winchester, miller.—.l Ms, of Swinton-street, Gray's to her neighbour's house for a light, and when she returned, found I,er
nn-lane, scavenger.—John Eastland, late of Oldfurd, Middlesex, husband a corpse ; the youngest child (about four months (.1(1) siretiug
dealer. profoundly on his arra ; and the other, (not two year. old) ako :Is!rep.
'Phis awful scene happened about twelve o'clock on Sunday night, the
Last week were committed to the l.outh House of Correction. by 15th in-cant. The lightning did no other mischief in tins
the Warden and Justices of Louth, on the information and complaint hood; but at the public-house at Ysporty Yotwith, it struck a seable
of the Oder
of the poor of the said pariah, two girls, named Eli- and killed seven horses belonging to oyster-carriers, four of them tibe
zubeth Low and Martha Bean, each convicted of having bastard chit- property of a Lausaimpead man. hiabuo house shook as if an earili-
dr. n chargeable to the parish of Louth; they were ordered to be im- quake had occasioned it. Nothing of the sort had ever been head in
poisoned *ad kept, to work one-whole year sack• this neighbourhood before."