The National Register.
London, England, 1812-11-29 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTEV.

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tioas, particularly in extinguishing %hid- broke nut in the Court-
EVIP T-cd4.101, ibgtheild la -4. It ils-Cati'a&_ • : •
• Captains Dennis and Si illiams, ot. the sank Cinspanies of the 49th
leritnent, have - particularly distinguistied them :Ives ; the former
. .
othcer retained the command of his company of grenadiers to the end of
• the conflict, though:staiing severely ironi his wound.
To Captain of the royal artillery, the highest praise is due
. . •
for .lils 'successful and ludicirmi co operation. The well-diteetecl fire
of the artille,y, ndlota as well ns the rt.lniar, is the best proof' of the in-
'. • &fatigable zeal and talents of that officer.
ftijor Merritt, commanding the Niagara dragoons, accompanied and
rendered essenthtl nssAance with part of his corr. Capt. A. Thentil-
•
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ton, belpitring to was disabled from riding, and attached hittorlf to
'the guns, mid& Captain noleroft, who speaks highly of his activity and
• usf;iltiess.
• crowther, 41st regiment, had charge of two field-pieces, which
were employed with good effect. -
CfiptainsDerinry.i: rid Iltillock are represented to have maintained
• the litelt teontotion of the 41st regttuent, in the detachment under their
reinootive commands. .
. .
Major-G,...ahsheall'e reports having received essential service from
•• Cant Ci!,"•.T. the lid•de Cutup to Major-General Brock. Lient:-li.tnt
Fowler. 4to. iegituent, peon' v-Assiltan: Quartet-Master-General. and..
Listi:. Ker, of the Glengary light infantry fencihles, employed with
pary of Indians.
Ti:" enth,t-itt set v.:ces and talents of Lientenant•Colonel iltacdonnel.
Provinc.:ll, i‘t Ile temp and Attorney-General of the Province. are
recorded by the most linnourshle testimony -if the gallant Gettern!.
whose steps he full wed during his short but glorious career, nor quitted
Han lei death. •
Volutitee:-s Shaw, Thompson, and .Tarvis, attached to the flank coin-
Parties t:f thr• reaiment-cond cted themselves with gre .t spirit, the
‘vas woonded and the last taken poisoner.
ieneral particularly tneivion, the services of lieutenant-
. C.tlone.s Butler and Clarke of the militia, and Capta'os Hart. Duriturh
.• Rowe, Applegarth, James Crooks, Cooper, Robert Hamilton, M. Ewen,
and Duncan Campion, an Lieutenants Richai &on and Thomas Butler.
commanding flank companies of the Lincoln and York ntiliti-J, who led
into their men action with great spirit.
The klajor-General reports the conduct of the Indianl employed on
this occa,ion as meriting the tti,:he,t praise for their good order and
• spirit, and particularly names the Chiet, Norton, who was wounded.
Sovetni Ge•itletuen. volunteered their services in thn fid4l-. and shored
in the honour of 'the day. Mr. Clinch and Mr. Wilcox were of the
• number, and the Miti.r-Gei.eral witnessed the zealous eoiduct of many
otheri not named in this Report.
Malo-GeneraT Sheaffe had humanely consented to a cessation of
offensive hostility, nn the solicitation of Major-General Van Ranseller,
for thi• purpose of allowing the Americans to remove the bodies of the
stain and wounded,

GENERAL ORDER.
Major-General Roger Hale Sheath; is appointed to the command of
the troops in the Upper Province, and to• administer the Civil Govern-
ment of the `PIM'•

(Signed)

EDWAiID BAYNES, .raj.-Gcn.

SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

ADMI.R ALTY-OFTICE, NOV-. 28, 1812.
AdMiral Sir lona Thomas DuckwUrth, Commander-in Chief of
his Majesty's ships and vessels at Newfoundland, has transmitted to
john Wilson Croke, Esq. a list of thirty-three American vessels de-
tained, and two EnAlish vessels (taken by American privateers) re-
captured, by the squadron under his command.
This Gazette also contains a letter from Captain Hocking;, of his
Majest 's stoop Dominica, dated, St. Thomas's, Sept. 12, giving an
Rrt accoilt of his having captured the American schooner-privateer
Providence, after a chace of ten hours.

BANKRIIPIS.
H. Landon and J. Childs, of Billiter-lane, spirit-merchants, to
surrender 1)..c 1,8, and jan. 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt.
Harnettort, Great St Helen's.
G. Dickin, of the Old Jewry, Cheapside, wine-merchant, Dec. 5,
12, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall: Attornies, Messrs. Bou:dillon
and Hewttt, Little FridAy-street.
J. lsles, of PritiCeS•Street, Reit Lion-square, carpenter, l,
• 12; and Jan. 6, at one, at GuiLthall. Atttorney, Mr. -Dec.irkman,
.Clerik lane.
T. Andrews, of Church-Passage, Catcaton-street,
fact Jew 1; 5, at twelve, and jan 9, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
,
, M r. Fero', Clint-co-court, Lothbury.
11;13rownt of Wycomb-Marshi Bucks, founder, Dec. 5,8, and

•thdr, ..1

J in. 9, it eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cif,
place, Portman-square.
*R. K 'lepton, ot Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, hi:
1, 13, and- Jan. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney
Bond-court, Walbrorek.
It. Platt, of Liverpool, cl-tugist, Dec. 1,8, and J.
London. At willies, Messrs. Oxen and Hi
buildings, Holborn, Lond n.
J. Cohen, of New r '..treet, broker, Dec. 1, 1.5,
twelve, at Guilt:hell. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Angel
morton-street.
F. Marshall, of Louth, Lincoln, grocer, Dec. 1l;
at eleven, at the New King's Head Inn, Louth. :Atti
Leigh, Mason, and Leigh, New Bridge-street, Black,
and Mr. Parker, Louth.
J. H. Rocklitre, of Stockport, grocer, .Dec. 21, 21,
eleven, at the George Inn, • Dale-street, -Lieeepoo
Messrs. Dacie and John. Holborn.court, Gray's Inn.
Messrs. Statham's and Hughes, Exchange-Alley, Liv,
T. Leyland, of Ashton-u..der- Line, grocer, Dec.
9, at one, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Matichesl
Mr. R Ellis, Chancery-lane, London ; and Messr:
Lonsclale, Manchester.
J. Sharrocka. of CI umpal, Lancaster, dealer, Dec.'
tee, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Am
Ilalste.4l and Ainsworth, Manchester; and Messrs..lM
rtmplc, London.
J. Ahrthall, of Noble-street, merchant, Dec. 8, at
one, a:id Jan. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorne'
Wood street, Cheapside.
J. llobsett, of Deal, linen draper, Dec. 1,8, and
at Gt!ddhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Bigg
aiif
ampt, n- buildings, Chatelery• lane, London.
D Fowler cud A. Anatie, of Graccchurch street,
1, S, a. one, and Jan 9 , at twelve, at Guildhall.
Lane, Lawreme Yountney-hill.
A. Brentnall and W. Cross, of Derhe, grocers, D
jan. 9, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Derby. Mr
Bruedrett, Wainwright, and S pink s, Temple, Lo;
Curznn, Dube.
J. Platt, of Heston, Middlesex, hay and straw sa
12. and Jan. 9, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T•
bu Ilings, Holborn
D. Clarke, of East Harding-street, New-street
maker, Dec. 1,8, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Ledwich, Boldwin's-court, Cloak-la.:c.
I. Jones, of Staverton, Wilts, hanker and clothier,
Jan 9. at eleven, tit the York House, Bath. At
‘N'k, hams and Bush, Trowbridge, Wilts; and Mr. Be.
Inn. Yields.
J.'Maegee, of Kingston-upon-1I 11, linen-draper,
Jan 9; at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston-I
tortti Messrs. Exley, Stocker, aed Dawson, FUllliVi
and Mr. Cotsworth, Kingston-upon-Hull.
J. Thomas, of Aslited, Warwick, dealer in timbe,
18; 19, and Jan 9, at eleven, at the Shakespen Tavel
Attornies, Mr. Birkett, Bond-court, Walbrook, L
P. Smith, Birmingham.
J. Harry, of King's Caple, Herefor,l, dealer
in
10, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at the Swan Inn and Kit
at. Ross, Hereford. Attornies, Mr. Gibson, of Itos.
Messrs. Jenkins, Jame::, and Abbot, New Inn, Lon
J. Conway and T. Davidson, of Liverpool, titer,
22, and len. 9, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Livei
Messrs. 'Cool er and Lo‘ac, Southamptonbuildiog:
London ; and Messrs. Orred and Baines.
E. James, of Portsmouth, grocer, Dec. 15, at one,
Jan. 9, at one, at the Crown Inn, Gosport. A
Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street, London ; and
Gosport, Hams.
T. Roche, of George street, Bloomsbury-square,
8, 15. and Jan. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atti
man, Hart-street, Bloomsbury.
W. G. Gray, late of Ivy-lane, atetrnoste vv
r-ro,
Dec. 1, 15, and Jan, 9, \at eleven, Guildhall.
Br,own, Duke-street, Westminster.
W. yenning. of Gutter-lane, Cheapside, silk-mans
15, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoi
Bucklersbury.
S. Holmes, late of the White Horse, Fetter-h
Dec. 1, 12, and Jan. 9, at one, at Guildhall.
T. Coleman, opposite Hornsey-row, Islington,
Dec. 1,5, at twelve, and Jan. 9, at ten, at G uildha
Nicholls, Gray's Inn-square.
G. Du Bois, of London Wall, Dec. 12, 19, and
at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Da
Gracechurch-street.
A. Hunt:r, ot Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury,
5, W, and Jan 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. A
Crowder, Layie, and Garth, frederick's.place, oir