The National Register.
London, England, 1811-02-03 00:00:00

Tin NATIONAL TIECISTER.

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Two females, named Wilson and Smith, residing at Ltaney,
in Wales, having on Monday embraced the quarrel of their
children, proceeded from words ti; blows : in the contest. Wil-
son threw her antagonist, and trampled upon 'ner till her cries
brought some assistance : she then retired, but being informed
shortly after that Smith's life was in danger, the dread of being
tried for murder operated so strongly upon her disordered mind,
that she attempted to hang herself, which being prevented by
her friends, she ran out, and threw herself into a well, whence
she was extricated with a broken leg and arm.
Lately; a farmer's son, at Paul, in Holderness, of the name
of Binning, while thrashing, having a loaded gun by him to
shoot pigeons, just as he was firing out of the barn at one, a young
woman, his cousin, who lived in the family, passing the door,
received the whole contents of dr,: piece in her head, which was
literally blown to pieces.

TUESDdY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Ann Lanchester, St. James's-street, milliner, from Dec. (..,9
,to Feb. 16, at ten, at Guildhall.
Joseph Meorei of Tettenhall, Stafford, horse-dealer, from
Jan. V. to March i'2, at ten, at Guildhall:
BANKRUPTS.
Christmas Saint, of Norwich, shawl-manufacturer.
Thomas White, of 'Liverpool, merchant.
Joseph Mason, late of Heywood, Lancaster, shopkeeper,
William Thornton, of Hinckley, Leicester, currier.
William Jackson, late of Sherhorne-lane, merchant.
Thomas Richardson, late of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath,Glamor-
gan, chemist.
Edward Roberts and Joshua \\Teich, of Suilolk-lane, Cannon-
Street, cotton and indigo-brokers.
Edward Prockter, of Ludgate-kill, corn-dealer.
RichArd Bundy, of Bristol, brewer.
James Foster, jun. of Manchester, grocer.
George Godden, late of Charlton, Southampton, maltster.
John Hobson, late. of Levenshultue, Lancaster, dyer.
Samuel Jones, .of War lour-street, grocer.
Abel. Williams, of Rurnney, Monmouth, shopkeeper.
o,hua Chavtori, of Horhurv, clothonaker.
William Woodward, of 'Tottenham, Middlesex, salesman.
James Hawkins, of Queen-street, Limehouse, builder.
'Nlichael Josephs, of Great Prescovstreet, Goodman's-fields,
snerchant.
Ji,rnes Cooke, of Houghton. Drayton, Southampton, miller.
Join Ingleby, of I ..vgan-y-wern, Flint, and Charles Inglebt, of
Boughton, Flint, lead-merchant 3.
James Withers, of Freshford, Somerset, corn-factor.
James Lay. of Oxford-street, hatter.
John Cousins, of South Lambeth, underwriter.
Isaac Parry, of Butt-lane, Deptford,• putter.
CERTIFICATES.—FEn.

W. J. Charlton, Mold; iienx-strut, F.dgw tre•roaa, builder.—
Adam. ‘I ono% of Ram Common, Surrey, corn-dealer.—Chris-
tian •Schnuller„ of • Darden's-4%1114v, I1)lhorn, •mprchant.,-
Cluoles Stuart, of Berwick-street, St. James's, tailor.--Thoinas
J)awson, of Sherburn, York, shopkeeper.—John Carter, late of
West Lynn, Norfolk, vintner.--charks Jenkins Elkin anti
71finciAlt May, of Liverpool, patent silk hat-ma.nufactuters.—
A•ldwarcl Oates, of Paradise-strtet, Rotherhithe, mariner.—Tho-
;lnas 'Taylor, or Bihten, Staff )rd, ja?annt‘r.—Joseph Kernot,
of Bear-street, Leicester-fields, druggist.—Gorge Jackson, lute
if Tottenham-court-road,

S4I7.I.URDA.r.S OND ON GAZETTE,

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Dispatches, whk4.-She following are 11 stracts. have been •
Tereived at this Office, addreoio.4l to the •:Earl of Liverpool, loy
Lieutenant,GpieriakYjeeputitiWeljington.,
Cartaxo, Ja{mary 12, 'NI.
MY L0RR,....-fg4latijOladresWd yol;r Lbidship on the sth it3l.
leant, I have 4.4194 thsetbs.detaihnient of the eninay's troops
which joined, Oa ap/ty 4n the end of last eighth, cousMted of
elevz..r,l4otitrons of,r11( Crtit corps, 2nd of a., body of troopi which,
under the command of general Gattiatuie, had heforkatiep 11-,ted
to penetrate Oironh Beira Basa, -The eithele are stiskeii t 44 ire
0000 #ten;, 'sonic of the c4*ersavliq IRAV than) Diu
.t allvu i
thinly f.hiy must be llOrqt

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The other divisions of the 9th corps had not passed the frOn-
tier when I last received accounts of them ; but I learn from an
intercepted letter from General Dronet to General Claparede,
that this division has been ordered to take 'a position at Guarda.
Their advanced guard broke up from the neighbourhood of
Trancoso, in the night of the 3d instant.
There has been no alteration in the position of the enemy's
army since I last addressed you, excepting that General Drouet's
head-quarters have been fixed at Leyria with the troops which
joined with him.
The enemy continue to construct boats in the Zezere ; and
have shewn much jealousy of the measures adopted by our
troops on the left of the Tagus, to command by their fire the
communication bet Ween the Zezere and the Tagus.
I have now to inform you, that Marshal Mortier arrived at
Ronquillo, with a division of the corps under his command, on
the 3tl instant. He has since continued to advance into Estre-
madura, having formed a junction with the division which had
been at Guadacanal, under the command of General Girard ;
and I am concerned to add, that 1 have just learnt that he ob-
tained possession of Merida, and of the bridge over the Gua-
diana at that place, on the evening of the eighth instant, the
Spanish troops having retired.

They have left General Ballasteros' division on their left flank,
between Xeres de los Cavalleros and Olivenza, with his com-
munication open with Badajoz ; and it is reported, that Mor-,
tier's curps is followed by other troops. •
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) WELLINGTON.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Samuel Lee, of High-street, Southwark,Surrey,lingi-draper.
BANKRUPTS.
John Ives, of Cawston, Norfolk, grocer.
John Berry, of Norwich, printer.
Joseph Reddall, late of Great St. Helen's, and of Clement's-
Inn, merchant.
G. Hutchins, late of Andover, Southampton, dealer in spi-
rituous liquors.
John Webb, late of Stone, but now of Moddershall, Stafford•
shire, dealer in corn.
John Thornlev, of Liverpool, merchant.
James Creed, late of Wqmouth and Melcombe Regis, Dor-
set shire, victualler.
John Pailethorpe, of Newstead, Nottingham, merchant.
James Price, late of Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer.
Joha Heath, of Wilmston Cheshire, cheese-factor.
John Isherwood, late of Manchester, manufacturer.
Thomas Gates, of Robert-street, Christchurch, Surrey, vic-
tualler.
George Goodman, of Marchmont-street, Brunswick-square,
builder.
Joseph Carless, of Three-King-court* Lombard-street, pier.
chant..
Thomas Mellor, late of Borslem, Staffordshire, potter. ;
George Vicat, of Portsmouth, vintner.
William Andrews, late of C.: iouct:stervlace, Newington, Sur,
rey, paper-hanger.
Thomas Blowers, of Tottenliam-Court-road, linen-draper.
Alexander Dallas, of Tower hill, wine and porter-merchant.
John Keating, of Manchester, dealer..
Archibald 114.40.uffie, of Liverpool, merchant.
Isaac I'o4crl Of Manchester, grocer. • •
John Parr, of Manchester, merchant.
Richard Curgenven, jun. of Plymouth, linek-drapes'.
Robert Mayers, of Manchester, grocer.
• Ent mor Firth. of Hatton-Garden,turner.
.William•Pottell, of Cow-lane, West Smithfield, carp pram.
'Charles Pitt, of Southampton, statuary.
'Richard Jerment, atm Change, factor.
John Fibber, lite of Weeley, Essex, shopkeeper.
• Alines Webber, of Webb-street, Southw4rk, rag-merchant.
• Richard Rigden, of Hatton-street, blacking-maker.
Benjamin Hart., of Plymouth, tavern-keeper. ;
Thomas Bddison, of Romford, E3sex,lin.en-draper. • ••
Jacob Cooper, late of Oxfor,l-street, umbrella-maker.. - •
Otorge Cosnet Bishop, of Maidstone, Kent, soap-iota c,
turer.
Titus. Buckley, of Kennington lane, Newington, Surrey; *ace
maker. .
W. Lewis, late of Abingdon, Eerlabite, baa.e.r.

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