The National Register.
London, England, 1808-07-31 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

JULY 31.

proportion to the cold around, suffers his heat to
accuinul::►e to ►ts usual standard, at which it keeps it; as co-
pious perspiration bad before done in the torrid regions of the

-Last.
Fox Cif ACE EXTRA 0 RDIN inv.—The following Fax Chace,
whit-• took plate absita seven weeks ago, in the counties of In-
',Trues, and Perth has perhaps, never been equalled in the annals
of fox hunting. Ou the tith ult. near Dunkeld, Perthshire,
there w ere seen on the high road a fox and a hound proceeding at
a :!ow trotting pace. The dug was about the distance of fifty
lards behiad the fox : each was so fatigued and spent, that the
latter could not our-ran the former, nor the former overtake the
Lauer. A country maa, woo observed them in this state. very
easik caught the for by limning. Lash the fox and the dog
were taken to a gentleman's house in the neighbourhood, where
the dog receive.l every naak of l•ospitality to which his unceas-
ing pursuit entiiled his, and Keynard was placed in a garden as
a pcis..tier of war; but whether frtin over-fatigue, or from a
detet.atiaahon no; to out-live the loss of his liherty, he refused
to ta,se:can. sustenance, and the consequence was. that he died
the day fai:ots in,. After the lapse of a week, the to seemed
quite recovered from the fatigues of the chase, on w !licit it was
determiord hr' the gentleman w hose kindness he so much expe-
rienced, to tie a letter to ;tis neck anti let :uim go, in which all
the cireimr•tant that passed 111 rr. it place memo stated, it con-
cluded win req.,e,trag the owner of the dog, if ever he found
his way !hone, to acquaint Mr. S—t, •by post, where the fox
was startitti, in order that the length of the chace aid the time
employed in it might he ascertained. In ten lays after Mr.
received a letter acquainting hint, that the dog had ar-
rived safe at his master's house in Bader:ltch ; that he was one of
the gonads of the Duke of Gordon's Fox-hunter in that coun-
try; and that the fox was started in the morning of the King's
bill,' day, on the top of those hills, called the Mona-liadh, which
:,epar.aes liadeuoett from Fort Augustus. From hence it ap-
pears, that the chace lasted four days, and that the distance tra-
velled from the place where :he game was sprung, to the place
where it was caisAit toy ithout making any allowances for doubles,
crone-, and tergiversations, exceeded seventy miles.
1t the Assizes at Winchester, on Thursday. Mr. Goldring, a
farmer, hats a verdict against him for 2001. for seducing a Miss
Phillip-, a farmer's daughter.
James t iilchrist was executed at Glasgow. in pursuance of his
watence, on Tnarsday last ; the crime of which he was found
was the murder of nis wife. A few minutes before the
nufor.unate man was launched into eternity, he requested the
at:entioa of all present, and, in a clear and audible voice, called
the Lord Provost, and the Clergyman who directed his devo-
tious, " to witless at the tribunal of God, that he was innocent
of the crime for which he was about to suffer;" and his last
words to the Provost were, " My Lord you are parting. with
;In innocent matt !"

TUESDAY'S LON DON GAZETTE.

PARTNERS!!! VS DISSOLVED,

Brooks and Amies, Manchester, inerchants. Craves, Swaine,
Wood, and Marsden, St. Marg4ret's Hill. Southwark, Surrey,
hop and seed nuwchhots. Mason and Roberts, Macclesfield,
Che,ter, cotton manufacturers. Wa!duck. and :Moreton, Red
I.imi Court, Watling-street, tea-dealers. H. and 11. llarri.oni,
Ifishopsgate-street, London, merchants. Godfrey and Edwards,
Narrow Wall, Lambeth, rights Mark and Booth,
litteklesbury, malt-factor-.. Thornber and Breanatid, 1 ork,
cotton-spinners. S. Sheldon and .1. Sheldon. Cliester, cotton-
spinners. Moat and Shepherd, New ingtott-Creen. Ashnirth,
Revell, Atkin, and Nixon, York, silversmiths. Smith,
and Osborne, Sheffield, York, edge tool waken. Farmer,
Booth, Warltam, and Peacock, of Houghton, Manchester, hat-
manufacturers.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Charles Mears, Stockport, Chester, cl►eesemonger.
BAN K RCP I'S.

Thomas 11;ggs, jun. Scend, NVilts, cheese-dealer, to surrender
August 19, at Ike, VA, at nine, and Sept. 6, at four, at the
King's Arms Inn, Nlelksham. Attornies, Nlr. Vezey, Nlelk-
-51i.L111 ; and Nlessrs. Sandy's and Horton, Crane-court, Fleet-
street, London. _ _ .

(ictorge Tupper, Linton, Kent, shopkeeper, July 30, August
9, and Sept. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. A ttoroies, .Mr. Aubrey,
Took's-court, Cursitor-street, London : Messrs. Wilder and
Maidstone ; and Mr. Murson, Chathane

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Lerman Joseph Leffm:..ii, New-strew. Bishorgate-street,
merchant, teliuly SO, August 6, and Sept. tC, at tv. elve, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Basinghall-street.
Thomas Beckwith, Compercial-road, coach-maker, August
2. 6, and Sept. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorrie.., essrs. Smith
awl Henderson, Lemon-street, Goodman's-fields.
James Smith, Little Pulteney-street, St. James's, tallow-
chandler, July 30, AnKust 6, and Sept. 6, at tweite, at Gelid-
' hall. Attorney, Mr. Hughes, llear-,ard,
William Gray, St. John's-street, shoemaker, July 3Q, Au-
gust 6, and Sept. 6, at twelve, at Cutldliall. A minter Mr.
Seib', Charles-street, Northampton-square, Clerkenvvell.
George Harrison and John Watson, Noble-street, Cheapside,
hosiers, Augast 2, 6.. and Sept. 6, at tea, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's-inn-square.