The National Register.
London, England, 1813-08-08 00:00:00

TUE NATIONAL IREGISTEIti_

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Ilidit.on the Monday tnorning, when the hotly wan found, • Mfs.
etitlB4 #44,44:411110. 0f414-Ainie 64-4Lowrewee, vino keeps it 'elutial.:
lent slurp iu the same street in which she•lodged, 61.,charging him
to take itobnotice or it—. It also appears that the deceased was not
• The
.tatheruf the five chiltlrmshe had with her, her first husband
dead. Tliere are reports as to whether she was married to
• Clittirrd or not;- lmt.she hayti.that the little property in Ireland was
Lee own, and that the deceastd pressed her to let him sell it, ob-
serving, that he .woukl go to London, and would work and earn
bread, tbr her and the children,; And that •as they were young,
neither they nor any hotly else could ever tell but that he was their
. tjttircr.. On those wrnts she•aecompanied him.

' TUESDAY'S LONDON. GAZETTE.

• This Gazette announces' the cnpfure of two American pt avers, the
Matt da, of 190 tuns, carrying 11 guns, and the Uitailder, of 160 !Lois
gun=. and 80.tnell : the former by the Revulutiunnaire, and the latter
by the Thai,..

• BAN
w. IV Hyde, of Kingston-nmit-Iluil, cabinet-nriker, to surrender
Aua. It. 18, and Sept. 14, tit eleven, it the Neittune Inn, Kingston-
upon-Hull. AIN-wines, •Mr. Big?, Southampton•lmildinps, I.l.ndun ;
N. IL(lgers. Sheffield; and Mr. Col.wsirth;Kittust4m-iipoil-liiill.
.1. late Hatfield-,trot. Blaclartars, cooper, Aug. 7, It, and
Sept. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Babt.ord, IlorsIplown•
law%

T. Hugo, late of 1,04.‘ ithiel, ('ornw4l, bank.r. An., 30, at twelve,
31. and kept 14, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Truro. Attornies,
Bl”srs. Sundvs Hottor, aod Rourke, Crane-court, Fleet-street ; and
31e,srs. Warren and Son, Truro.
J. MAtrant, I ne of Doncaster, Yorkshire, h titer, Ang. 12, at seven,
13. at eteht, and 4:t•pt 14, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Rotherham
Attornies, Broadricii and Bright, Doncaver ; arid Messrs: Lowndes
and. 4. ()whorl), Hdre-court, Temple.
A. and W Taylor, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants, Ante. 14, 17,
and Sept. 14, at eleven, at Ole Geevie Inn, Kingston-upon Mill. At-
tornies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowle•, New Inn, London ; and Messrs.
Martin and &hut. field, Hull. •
• Di NADENDS.
Aug. 24, :W. ,Plant, of eniwil-street. Finsbury-sr-inure, porter-mer-
chant, ut twelvi., Guildhall. --Aug. 24. R. Jour., of Iltimingliam,
.f.lit.l-.maker. at eleven, at the Stork 'f aVern, Birmingham.= tug. 24, 1).
Griffiths, of Canterbury, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London
—Aug'. 14. J. Ward, 'ii Woolwich, coal merchant, at eleven,. at Guild
hall. Aug. 24. J. Townsheral, of Crane court, upholsterer, at .ten, in
Glittdlinll.—Sept. 18. H. and H. IC Stuithers. and U. Back, of New-
port. Monmuitlishire, coal7masters, at twelve, at Gout ".all--Ant; 24.
J. Horth, late of Norwich, upholsterer, at elevett, at Guildhaß. London
—Sept.. 18. W. Beatsun, 'and Beatson, of St. Mary-at-Hill, niers-
chants. at eleven, at Guildhall.—Aug. !4. R. of Birmingham,
jap6ner, at eleven, at the StOri Tavern, Birmingliati.--Aug. 28 .1.
Robarts, of Bishopsgate-street-Without, upholsterer, at ten, at Guild-
hall. —Mtg. '24. T. Wright, of Birmingham, grocer, at three; at the
Stork Tavern, Birmingham.—Aug. 20. •T. Stewart, of North Shteldm.
ship owner, at twelve, at the Ge-rge Tavern. North Shields.—Aug.
J. G. Weddell and J. LI .yd, of Fen-court, Fenchurch-street, tor n-fme•
tors, at ten, at Guildhall. —Sept. 3. 11. Fern, lute of Cheltenham,
painter, at eleven, at the Plough Inn, Cheltenham.—Aug. 2g. I. Sat-
terthwaite, of Tamworth, Warwickshire,: .wine-merchant, at ten, at
Guildhall.—Sept 4. J. Dodson, or Cranbrook. Kent, brewer, at ten, at
Guildhall. - Aug. SO. j. Ley, of Taunton, Somersetshire.: mercer, at
eleven, at the New Inn, TaUtiton.—Aug. 28. T. Scotts son. T. Scott,
inn. and D Scott, of Carltltorpe, Yorkshire, grocers, at eleven, at the
Black SWan, Becht e.—Sept. 2. S. Atkinson, of Nvwcastire-upon-Tviie,
insurance-broker, at eleven: rat the Geergeinn, Newcastle-uponqytte.
CERTIFICATES-Alto. 'l4.
C. Falconer, of V,Vaoping. victualrer.—J. Newton, of Lambs-Conduit-
street, watchmaker —lt Lye, late ...IGosWell-street-road, builder.—
T. Martin, late of Sidney, Gloucestershire; timber-merchant.
Smith, of Baeoley, Lancashire, grocer —N ' Roe, of flirmittiham,
confectioner.--J. Wibberley,• of Nottingham. huSier.--R. Hamilton,
and W. Grab: son, of LiverpoOl, inerchants.--T. Barnes,
.of Colchester,
Essex, Lamb. of Manchester, 2rocer.-.--.1 Fair, of Man-
chester, warehouseman.—=J. Muckiness, of Buckden, Humingtoushire.
dealer.--G. Clark, of Cutlum-street, Fenehurch-street, Wine-Merchant.

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On Monday a free pardon was received for J. Nash, who wns
capitally COnsicted of the I4te Old .13ailey Sessions, of a loraery on the
bank. We believe it was inserting the name of a person who hud no
is:islet:el? in an accommodation bill.

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AUGVS S.

SA1:11. I? Y'S LONDON GAZGTTE.

AiIMiRALTV-OFFICIf, AL:GUST 7, 1813.

Extract of a letter from Captain Sir George Col Hereof his Majesty's
ship Surveiltante, addressed to Admit al bird Keith, and trans-
mitted by his Lordship to Joint Wilson Croker, E•q.
His Majesty's ship Surveillante, off St. Sebastian's,
July v 2, 1813. •

The breadthsr_ batteries raised on the Chofre Sand Hills were
opened against the walls of St. Sebastian's on the ‘2oth, at ten in
the forenoon, under most unfavourable circumstances of weather,
and this evening there is a considerable breach; hut a second will,
I understand from Gelittai Graham, be _made before the storm is
attempted.
A :nut has been thonght necessary at the Littlit-House-Hill
tain Taylor, of the Sparrow, has prepared a ballet y, and had the
weather permitted, a tvventy-four pounder would have been dragged
np,and nuuu►ted crc this, _ . _

The casualties have toot been many considering the very com-
manding fire our guns are exposed to. A Captain Dubordien, of
the Itoval Artillery, luis !wen killed ; and I enclose a return of
wen killed airl wounded (up to the night of the ;!Ist), belonging to
the squadron.
I have the pleasure to say,- the good conduct of the detachment
landed under Lionel-I-ant O'Reilly, has been the admiration of the
artillery officers in command of the batteries.

List of Killed and iiraimiled of a detachment of seamen from the
squadron belOre St. Sebastiate:, up to the evening of the 21st of
July, 181.1.
Killed—William Marc and William Bradley, seamen.
Wounded—Lieut. H. G. Dunlop; James T ' hymic seaman, dan-
gerously ; Tho. Parkhill, James Agnew, Patrick O'Connor, and
%Valiant Bryant, seamen, blighily.

Thia Gazette also contains an account of the capture of 18 Ante-
dents vessel.; by the squadron under the orders of Rear.Adeuiral
Sir Francis Latorey, Bart. at the Lecuard Islands, betlteen tezid
June and aSth October, tut 2.