The National Register.
London, England, 1811-09-01 00:00:00

Tke Division of Gun-boats
Squadron gf.Atintirq"
August, 1811.
tlO. 22, GUlllaume Woutersz, Lieutenant deVaisseau two 6-
Com-
'mandant de Division, of one fang 12-pounder, and
pounders Dutch metal, and twenty-five men.
ro. 28, Christian Smith, Lieutenant de Vaisseau, one long 12-
-pounder and two /3-pounders, Dutch metal, and twenty-four
men.
o. 31, Jan Dirk Sew
Ne, Lieutenant de aisseau, one long 12-
pounder and twoah 6-pounders, Dutch MeVtal, and two
men.
Nu. '7l, San Pieter Seiverda Munter, Enseigne de Vaisseau, of
one long 12-pounder and two 6-pounders, Dutch metal, and
twenty-four men.
(Signed) CHARLES HAWTAYNE.
to William Young, Esq. AdMiral of the
White, Commander in Chief.
P. S. The Dutch metal is much greater than the English.
A List of Men Killed and Wounded belonging to a Squadron of
his Majestg's Ships and Vessels at Heligoland, in. capturing
four of the Enemy's Gun-bouts at Nordeney, the 3d August,
1811.
KILLED=-LenQuebec, 1; Raven, 1; Redbreast, 1 ; Princess Au-
gusta, I.—"rotal-4.
al WOUNDED—Quebec, 5; Raven, 8; Princess Augusta, I.
Total, 14.
Names of Officers and Men Killed and Wounded.
KlLLED—Quebec, George Bagley, ordinary seaman.
Raven!—Henry South, carpenter's mate.
edbreast—James Walker, able seaman.
Princess Augusta—Thomas Mint, able seaman.
WOUNDED—Quebec, George Newport, ordinary seaman; John
Fuller, ordinary-seaman ; Benjamin Hawkins, ordinary sea-
man ; Thomas Thompson, able seaman.; John Sparks, private
marine.
Raven,-Samuel Slout, Lieutenant ; Richard Milieu, Midship-
man' ;• Dennis Mahany, landman ; Charles ..Furzey, boat-
swain's mate ; William Wheatly, private marine; John Bai-
ley, volunteer Ist class ; Charles Fenner, gunner's mate ; Sa-
muel Ray.n2rd, ordinary-seaman.
Princess Augusta—Mr. Mug,gridge, mate.
(Signed) C. HAWTAYNE, Senior Officer.
ToWilliam Young, Esq. Admiral of the
• White, Commander in Chief. .
BANKRUPTS.
-Richard Kearsley, of Liverpool, butcher.
Jonathan Lees, of Manchester, cotton-spinner.
L
George Masters, of Speenham and, near Newbury, Berks
tailtster.
CERTIFICA I'ES—SETT. 17.
Wiliam Crawford, of Poplar, stone-masons.—
Andras,
'amen
iderwriter.—
merchant.-
Iq.—Jolm
It.—John
1, Moore,

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ichestery

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tIANKR.rPTCIES ENLARGED.
Joseph M4Pbon Gaitskill, of Wapping, mathematical instru •
tent-maker, from Sept. 7, to Sept. 24, at ten, at Guildhall.
William Bilby, of Hart-street, Bloomsbury, builder, front
Sept. 10, to October 12, at ten, at GUildhall
James Byrn, cif firbad-street, insurance-broker, from Sept. 7,
to October 26, at test, p. Guildhall. '
• George Burton, of the New City Chambers, insurance-broker,
trona Sept., to Sept. 21, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUP'T'CY SUPERSEDED. •
Thomas Williams, late of Nevigate-street, Wholesale linen-
draper.
134NKRUP1'.
:hester, n erchant.
of Lincoln, horse-dealer.
of Sluith-street, Clakenwell, met-

brewery-agent.
Manuel Del Campo, late of Token-house-yard, merchant.
Jacob Chamberlain, of Painswick, Gloucester, clothier.
George Cresswell and Richard Barnes, late of Worcester ,
carriers.
John Pryse, of Dorset-street, Salisbury-square, carver.
CERTIFICATES, SEPT. 21.

Richard Oswin, of Upper Norton-street, Fitzroy-square,
insurance-broker.—Joseph Leo, late of Manchester, merchant.
—George Godden, of Demary Farm, Dorset, maltster.--.
Thomas Parr, of Thatcham, Berks, carpenter.—Patrick Dunn,
of Liverpool, sadler.—Joseph Webb, late of Bristol, linen.:
draper.—George Phillips, jun. late of Great Warner-street, Cold
Bath-fields, brass-founder.—Jonas Charleston Hahn, of Vine-
street, America-square, merchant.—Maurice De Jongh and
John De Jongh, of Hart-street, Crutched Friars, merchants.—.
Henry Ferdinand. Pelerin, of Lloyd's coffee-house, insurance.

broker.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
3 per Cent. Reduced URI
3 per Cent. Consols 64iii
4 per Cent. Consols Bl
5 per Cent. Navy Annuities 9611
Bank I.ong Annuities l7 1-161
India Bonds llis. 12s. pm.
Exchequer Bills, 3d. par. 2s. pm.
Ditto, 3%d 4s. ss. pm.
Omnium iii pm.
Consols for Account 6411 i

TIDE TABLE.
DIOII WATER AT LONDON /MIDI

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ON

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25 after 12
28 1
27 2
9 3
46 3
21 4
1 5

ATTER

Thomas and Wiliam Crawford, of Poplar, stone-masor
"lohn Samuel, of Tenterden, Kent, watch -maker.—John Atu
Of Bath, haberthsher.—Williani Scott, late of Mile -End,de
Samuel Stockman, of Kingswcar, Devon, mariner.—Ji
'Abernethy, of Francis-street, Bedford-square, underwrite
Isiac Farlow, of Great Scotland-yard, Strand, coal-merchai
-tbrahwn aice, of Bridge-street, Lambeth., tea-dealei.--,
rrroombridge, of Lawrence Pountney-hill, merchant.—,
Young, of Bury-street, Bloomsbury, livery-stable.keep
'Nathaniel Lawrence, of I .iv erpool, mere hant.--W hit field BI
of ,Halittioon-alley; Bishopsgate street, timber-merchant.—'
Ivo Alexander Harvey, rate of St. Martin's-lane, bricklay
William Cleashyt.'cir York, grocer.—John Bardwell, of /
cheater, gcneral-agent.r-Alexander Johnstone, of Manchi
draper.—John Manningi, of Narnptwich, Chester, draper.
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Oliverceter,
i Frederick Stockers, of Walham-green, Middlesex,