The National Register.
London, England, 1823-02-03 00:00:00

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FROM TUESDAY 4v la ti rs GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDF.Di
J. Douglas and D. Russell. Fleet Street. drapers.
J. Eastwood. Mcltham, Yorkshire, clothier.
BANKRUPTS.
W. Walker, Rochdale. Lancashire, woollen manufacturer.
Solicitors, Messrs. Ellises and Co. Chancery Lane.
J. Bainbridge. Queen Street. Cheapside. woollen draper. Sol*
Messrs. Hodpon and Co. St. Milthed's Court, Poultry.
J. Birch, Birmingham, jeweller. Sol. Mr. Alexander. Carey
Street. Lincoln's Inn Fields.
C. Culvethouse, AValcot, Somerset, Sour factor. Sole. Mews.
Egan and Ca. Essex Street. Strand.
W. Lovell, Kilmerulon„ Sornersetshlre, linen draper. Sols.
Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple.
R. Goodrich. Prinswick, Gloucestershire, Hiker. Sole. Mews.
Dar and Co. Guildford Street.
C. Mason, Birmingham, druggist. Sols. Messrs. !Cotten *rd
Co. Gray's Inn *query.
1.. Brats haw, Adlington. Lancashire, dealer. Sol. Mt. HOT-
rig. John Street, Ileultiurd Row.
WA 4rmstrong, Arundel Street, Strand. tailor. Sol. Mr.
Young. Poland Street, Oxford Street.
S. ‘l'agstaffe and T. Baylis. Kidderminster. carpet manufae.
hirers. Sols. Messrs. Fisher and Co. Furniral's Inn.
W. Stevenson. jun.. Rewtry, Yorkshire, cooper. Sol. Mr.
Rodgers. Canterbury Square.
.1. Scobell, Hinton St. Charge. Somersetshire. builder. Sal.
Mr. Patten, Hatton Garden.
F. W. Forek. %Vhitechapel Road, baker. Sol. Mr. Wright.
Fenclturch Street.
M. J. .1. Donlan, Cleveland Court. St. James's Places St.
James'. Street. tailor. Sole. Mews. Swain and Co. Old Jereryl
A. J. Cumming. High Street, Southwark. cheesemonger. Sol.
Mr. Hutchison, Crown Court. ThrealDlendle Street.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 26, J. Jackson, Eaeingwold, Yorkshire, merchant-42,
W. Gould and F. Gressley, Maiden Lane, Wood Street, Cheap,
side. hoiden-Qt. I. Twycross, Wenbourn, Sussex. fellrnoriger-
VC J. F. Harrison., Ton rr Street. merthant-s-4, G. Ilardirty and
J. Cowing, Bedford Court. Covent Garden, woollen drain:in-
tl. I`. Gib-on, jun. Liverpool, ship bread baker-4. I. Spence,
Providence Row, Hackney. merchant-tn. .1. Cr4tops.
Gerrard Street, S. Anne's, Westminster, Eldorado MA Thanks.
facturer--41), J. S. Bird. Liverpool, wholesale grocer-21. W.
Shannon, Wlfirchaven, draper-rtt, I. Harrison, Mount Ter-
race. Whitechapel Road, dour factor-fl, T. Davison, Hinckley.
Leicestershire. draper.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Feb. IL
W. Hatfield, Den. Iluntingildn, ironmonger-C. Sleuth),
Dudley, Worcestershire. nail Ironmonger-J. Ainsworth. Rol.
holt, Lancashire, whitster-J. Dillingham. Uttoreter. Sta./ford.
shire, nail manufacturer-J. Avian. Easttnrrn. Yorkuhire,
burner factor-J. Pearson, Oxford Street, oil and colounnan-T.
Halbert. otherwise T. S. Hulbert, Chippenham. linen draper-.
F. Gundry, Liverpool, merchant.

MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK.

, The brig Vanes, from Newfoundland, came into the harbour
of St. Helier yesterday morning, (Monday, the 13th instant.
having on hoard nine men, the se 'ng part of the crew df
the ship Windermere, which foundered in • heavy gale near
the coast of Ireland, on the bib instant. The II ism:brow' was
a fine ship of 3GI tons burden, with a crew coin men and boys:
slue was bound from Old Calabar to lairerpool, Wen with palm-
oil, ivory. red-wood, and had on board 1,500 dollars in apeeie.
—On the sth of January, at 10 p.m. being in 50 degrees N. lat.
and 14 W. long. in the radial of a violent tale, the weasel shipped
a heavy sea, which tore the riughohls from the deck, carried
away the boats, and split the lee gunwale t it also carried away
part of the stanchions, and the ship making • great deal of
water, the pumps were kept constantly going. At risen
o'clock, a tremendous arra struck her a.;ain, which hove bet on
her beam ends, carried sway her foremast rind bowsprit,
. washed the Master and eight of the crew overboard. She Im-
mediately filled, but the remaining part of the crew having cut
away the main and wizen mutt, she righted. Ina few misates
more the decks were locoed up by the p re of the water
underneath ; and the urevr, now reduced to fustieen, were
obliged to seek refuge on the poop. In the Course of the a ght
two more hands were washed overboard, and nest thy one boy
died through excessive cold and fatigue: In this horrid aitua-
lion, straining every nerve to maintain their bold lobed 11:u
fury of the waves, which tbreiteded every moment to iftgsif
them, the miserable remnant of the crew remained without say
sustenance whatever, until the 10th instant, when at twelve
o'clock, the brig Veers, of Jersey, loge in sight, and with a
praiseworthy humanity every elfort was made to resole the
unhappy Pia from their perilous& ■ituatien. Bet here
another difficulty presented Hid'', for the Vanua had lost her
boats, and had otherwise been materially injured in • previous
gale ; the only method therefore, ofescape, was by swimming,
and the assistance of roper' thrown towards the wreck, by
which morns shoot 3 p.m. nine men at length got es board the
reams, two more being Browned is the attempt. Nothing
could exceed the attention of the master and cries of the Vriess
to the unfortunate sulfereri ; lbey gave them op their hells,
sod ►ltered thew clotlwe .teith- them ; the foreswear in theee
offices of benignity being Mr. Nicene, l son to Judge
the owner of the ream): Who in, innately happened to be on
lionwl. The following is a list of the crew of tlw Wimdrnaere -

Drowned—S. C. Lyon, 'mister ; James Pos. sorgeon ; T.
Smith, carpenter; W. Genesti, ; W. Foote, Joseph
Joiner, and C. Tear, cover. ; J: 31,ddletan, sailtnitker ; W.
Mmosin, C. Bennet, D. Wolf, and C. Grocuti, •seamen ;
ade, and C. lE Wien, boys.
Survivors—J. Sprn, chief mote ; J. Macklin, aweond ditto ;
W. T. Lyon, clerk ;• T. Cowin, boatswain ; 11. blaberta,
cooper, Fick, csrpentees mate ; It. Perry, 11. Mussy,
and C. 'loud, seamen.

Lnrtl Colchester is appointed Secretary of Stata
for the Colonies, in the room u►' Lord Ihilitir4t.
`-A few ni.Ostss since, alter the Godly ol• 0 gentleman hi Hann.
place, sloatte•street, eltelect, ba,t rote to hid, Ills area oat
opened, and lha kitultemoluoe was trickly shut. Alb alarm ins-
meth itt•l) wtertiled throng• I the how, awl it was inalaally
8,11,11 %I.iritad proprietor; .flex a short time, a
t cry e!e4atotly the-.net)ono„ uuu a/lAA deli's, noel,' lurch
isnot III.• coal cellar, aut,l w.t. secured. I.l•witst s DINS gffliatibli .
all er wards lode/ern the krit, ielor of the butane idyl 1.44,010,
Li usenet{ °tit that aim Niter Ilatt h..ess frequently in fire habil ffr -
paring Ili* lcwatntu. uoc,lannl riaita to the lady's nsaid. sky •
alien ehlled on, reluctiwnly e!nsfessetl the fret ; snit the sal
Listhstrio felt extreme gintiticatirot I. receo‘inti hi. lillerflorn.
On losislay afiestsoon, Mr. liurkssuo.ter. ■ resist-Mei..coal
ntes011•111i. resitting in (ill. street rout', %%RA mutt ening with Ina
chief clack, nut ;mug derectirms4 In hilts to Isaac a Tammy at
a ogle coot erect 111 lutist Ito the lollow'saq tiny, when Mr. li•lnk-
coaster an slenl2, exel sints4l, Ois; Im:st! what in the snats..r
*ith me, I never fdt co before !" when ice fell Jnwn, 1(111 in
slnudy rkrittd. Hc Ll.l pre. enjoyed an axeelleat wits
o. 1.:;411h.