The National Register.
London, England, 1809-08-27 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 11. William Garland, Shepton Mallet, Somersetshire,
Innholder, at the George Inn, Shepton Mallet—Sept. 23. Joseph
Pippet, Chewstoke, Somersetshire, colourman, at eleven, ut
the George Inn, Shepton Mallet. Somersetshire—Oct. 24. Henry
Nicholsou, Bishopsgate-street, silk-mercer, at eleven, at Guild-
hall—Oct. 24. John Brooke Knight, Camomile-street, cord-
wainer, at eleven, at Guildhall—Nov. 14. Samuel Bryan,
Grosvenor-Mews, chandler, at twelve, at Guildhall—Nov. 14.
Robert Robinson, Manchester, cotton twist and weft dealer, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London—Sept. 16. Ann Church, New
Bond-street, milliner, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Sept. 16. Na-
thaniel John W inch, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,merchant, at t welve,
at Guildhall, London—Nov. 7. William Varudell, Hartley-
row, Hartford.bridge, Hants, coach maker, at one, at Guild-
hall, London—Sept. 16. James Herbert and Charles Mayo,
London, warehouseman, at eleven, at Guildhall—Oct. 7. Jacob
Neal of Chisw ell-street, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall—
Sept! 16. David Jones, Comtnerce-row, Christ Church, Surrey,
baker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London—Oct. 17, Robert Swaine,
Ilalifas, John Swaine, Skircoat, Yorkshire, Edward Swaine,
London, Hannah Swaine, Joseph Swaine, Halifax, and Henry
Ra.msbottom, Bradford, Yorkshire, merchants, at ten, at the
W bite Swan, Bahia x—Sept.l9. W. Pennock, Rut warpe,York,
rope maker, at clew( n, at the George Inn, King,ton-upoa-Hull—.
Nov. 8. W iiliam W hithead, Saddleworth, York, woollen ma-
nufacturer, at one at the Bull's Head, Mosely—Sept. 16. Wal-
ter*Turnbull, Oxford-street, musk-seller, at ten, at Coi!dhall.
—Oct. 16 . Samuel Braddock, Macclesfield, innkeeper, ateleven,
at the Bull's Head Inn, Macclesfield.
CERTIFICATES—SErr. 16.

John Jacob, Stratford, Essex, miller—T. Patty, Lime-street,
mercht—J. Dent, Shelton,Statforcl, money-scrivener— R. Sviaine,
Leeds, wool-stapler—John Tite, Lou,thtun, Buckingham, far-
mer—James Itnhertsuo, Lydd, Kent, liuen draper—John Par-
sons and Wm. Daniel, St. Alartin's-lauea hair-merchants.

The Gazette of last night contains the official particulars
of the capture of the settlement of Senegal in Afriea.--
Major Maxwell, Commandant of the island of Goree,
attacked it with 168 men, accompanied by Capt. CoLum-
UM es in the Solebay frigate. In passing the bar they lost
a schooner. The enemy having retired to a battery about
twelve miles up the river. Major MaxwELL prepared to
attack them, but was prevented by their evacuating the
battery in the night. On the next day the fort and' island
capitulated, and the garrison are prisoners of war. The
military force of the island consisted of only 160 Euro-
peans and about 240 native militia. The Solebay frigate
was lost owing to her running aground in silencing a bat-
tery which commanded the bar, but the crew and stores were
saved. The loss of men, sustained by the English on this
service, has been that of Capt. Frederick Parker of the
Derwent, Mr. F. A. Sealey, midshipman of the sloop, and
six seamen wounded in attempting to cross the bar. The
quantity of gum exported from this settlement is about
600 tons annually.

The sth number of Le Beau Monde and Monthly Register,
whicb will 13-.1. published 013 Thursday nest, will t ontain an out.
line enc•aving of the Statue of the late Duke of ne,:fo.d,
eompanied R ith a critical examination of. its prcieu,imis to pub-
lic favour. The alti relievo in the front of Covent Garden
Theatre, will also be correctly exp'at'ned, and criticized with
respect to the execution and classical ailusions.
BM!. and Da B CAMP beg leave to inform the Public in gene-
ral, that they have a most complete Assortment of Printing Ma-
terials, for tbe.purpose of printing Literary Publications of every
description, however voluminous, as well as Posting
bills, Auctioneers Catalogues, tfc. Ifc. all of which are printed
at the 011ie, 11, Catherine-rtreet, Strand, with the least de-
t.i) , and en the most moderate terms.