The National Register.
London, England, 1809-11-12 00:00:00

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DIVIDENI)S.

Nov. 30, James Betts, Mistley,• Essex, ship-builder, at the
Thorn, • Mistley—Dec. 2, Wiliam Mark, Plymouth-Dock,
Devon, litien•draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London—Nov.
28, John Thomas, late of St. James's-place, St. James's, tailor,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London—Dec. 1, Gregory I)odsworth,
Beverley, York, draper, at
.eleven. at the White Swan, Leeds
—Dec. 1, James Thompson, pverpnol, mereliiitd, 'at eleven,
at the York Hotel, Williamsoasquare, Liverpool—Nov. 28,
Williatin Gore, Aldgate, Manchester, warehouseman, at twelve,'
at. Guildhall, London-L-Nov. 29, George Loth, William Losh,
and J'ohn Deiderick Lubbrea Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants,
at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—
ge.Albert Vodep,. Pattl's-chain, furrier, at twelve, at
tGuildlialr London—Nov. 11, 'Thomas Motratt and John Brown,
Closwell;street, St. Luke's, blue manufacturers, at eleven, at
Guildhall—Nov.2B, Archibald Hamilton and David Halibur-
tii;i, Oxford-street, linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall
1114 v. 30, William WeaVer, Bow-lane, warehouseman, at cle-
w:, at Guildhall—Nov.:4o, Loyd Beale and Thomas 'Alexander
Beale, late of Basinghall-street, warehousemen, at eleven, at
30, George Remington and Alexander Re-
Mington, Oxford-street, cabinet-makers, at eleven, at Guild-
liall—Nov. 11, James Lyon, Savage-gardens, dealer, at ten, at
c. 2, Samuel Holmes, Thomas-street, St. John's,
Southwark, merchant,, at twelve, at Guildhall— Dec. 7, Jo-
. leph Neild, -Manchester, grocer, at two, at the White-Lion
inn, Manchester.—Dec. 7. Thomas Thornley, Manchester, tal-
law-chaudler, at eleven, at the Dog tavern, Deamgate, Man-
.eltester-s—Dec. IG. James Rawlins, Red-lion-street, Clerken-
bardwaremen, at eleven, at Guildhall—Dec. 12. James
llonteith, late of Graceehurch-street, druggist, at eleven, at
ov. 30. 'lathes Curtis and Honor Pitt Griffin, Lud-
gatehill, oil and colour-merchants, at ten, at Guildhall—Nov.
SO. Daniel Alcock Ross, Grace-church-street, hosier, at ten, at
Guildhall—Dec. 2. William Clapham, Bishopsgate-street, wine
merchant, .at twelve, lot Guildhall—Nov. 25. Henry Heywood,
nantsgate, lsle of T Itattet, butcher, at one, at Guildhall—Nov.
18. John Cale, Fore-street, stationer, at one, at Guild hall—
Nov. 28. Anthony Thomas, Duke-street, feather-manufacturer,
at 12, at Guildhall—Dec. 5. Joseph Kay, Lloyd's cotree-house,
underwriter, at twelve, at Guildhall—Nov. '25. George Elliot,
Winchester-street, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall—Dec. 2.
Dirk Jean Vander Hoeven, Bury-court, St. Mary-Axe, tiler-
shan't, at ten, at Guildhall—lire. I. Patrick Hunter, Bristol,
merchant, at eleven, at the White-Lion lntt, Bristol—Nov.4,
William Wright, Ashby-de-la4ouche, Leicester, draper, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.

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C ERTI FICRTES--Nov. 28.
Thomas Dunster, Somerton, Somerset, plumber—James Dal-
ton, Brasted, Kent, inealman—Thomer Farrar, Halifax, cot-
. toist.spiuner—James Lee,
.Lewes, Sussex, linen-draper—Charles
Ilarvey, Monmouth, iron-monger—J. Steel, Lancaster, linen-
draper--J. Gyegory, late of Eckles, Lancaster, Nlanr,cretiese
dealer andrhapman—Peter [tidings, Manchester, fustian-dealer
—John Grosvenor Bradley, Warri ngion, groper— 'William Brain,
Suttoorstreet, Westminster, plane-maker--Charles Glover, Al-
bemarle-sweet, upholsterer.

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Foreign Office, Nor. 11, 18C9.
A Letter, of which the fnlloowing is an extract, was this day
receivrd,by Earl Bathurst, his Majesty's Principal Secretary
of State'for Foreign Affairs, from Lieut.-Colonel Carrel,
dated Army of the Left, Camp on the Height of Tamames,,
Oct. 19, ISO 9.
' have the honour to acquaint you, that the army of Marshal
Rey, now commanded by General Alarchand, advanced on the
morning of yesterday, in force ten thousand infantry and one
thou-and two hundred cavalry, with fourteen pieces of artillery,
to attack this army, which was most judiciously posted on these
heights. The enemy divided his force into three columns, which
advanced against the right, centre, and left of our line; it soon
became evident that the principal object of his attack was to
force and turn our left, it being the point in which our potAtion
%;t weakest.
The enemy, at the commencement, gained some advantage of
position on our left, in c4,msequence of the retreat ►
of a small
party of our Cavalry,- *tined to cover the left of our line.
This success, hOWCVer) t‘'.llS tuotuentary) as the vanguard, led