The National Register.
London, England, 1817-04-21 00:00:00

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BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
FARIIINDEN J. of Chichester. timber merchant.

BANKRUPTS.
Kiwo T. of Margate. stationer, April 19, 26, May 27,er Gui
Mt. .tr. King, Castle•street, Holborn.
WIOGLESWORTIII W. of Ratby, Lcicatershire, draper. April 24.
25, May 27, at Leicester. Au. Mr. Egerton, Gray's-inn-squat&
MANE s J. of Leeds, cloth merchant, April 22, May 6, 27, at Go-
mersal. Att. Mr. Evans, llatton-garden.
Fz.vriIF.RSTONIIACOIf G. of Bishop Wcartnouth, coal fitter, AprE
28, May 7, 27, at Lii,hop W. earmouth. Att. Mr. Clii,pcbast,•
Bread.strevt.
PENISTAN It, and J. of Iforncastle, brick makers, April 22, IS,,
May 27. at Horucastle. Att. Mr. Clitherow, I lorne.otle.
TANSWELL C. of Shaftmhury. butcher, April :2, 23. May 27, at
Shaftesbury. Att. Mr. Price. Lincoln's-inn.
CULL. J. of Wareham, Dorsetshire, brewer, April 22, 23, May 47,
at %Vilifier:le Minster. Au. Mr. Allen, Clifford's inn.
GAPP J. of Norwich, dyer, April 23, 28, May 27, at Norwich.
Att. Mr. Taylor, Etiatherstone-building. •
I.r.xs .1. of Wolstanton, Staffordshire, umber merchant, April el.
29, May 27, at Newcastle-under-Lyme. MU. Long and V.
Holborn-court, Gray's-inn. .
liontstsoar J. of Thrapston, Northamptoashire, whip manufainger.
April 30, May 1, 27, at Oundle. Att. Mr .Ner, Furnivara-tan.,
Cox lt. of Bristol, carpenter, May 1, 2. 27. at Bristol. Alta Hued'
and Co. Temple.
COOPER li. of Portsea, printseller. May 6,7, 27, at Portsmouth.'
Att. Mr. Hart, Portsmouth.
BETTELEY W. Of May flank, Staffordshire, cabinet maker, April
28, 28, May 27, at Newcastle-under-Lyme. Att. Mr. Vidson,
Temple.
Toosreaos J. of Over, Cheshire, salt manufacturer. May t; 3, 27,
at Northwich. gas. Wright and Co. Tempel-.
WIHTTIXO C. of Bristol, plumber, Aprilos9, 30, May In, at Briar`
teL MO Price and Co. Lincoln's-inn.
SUPLE J. B. of Bridgewater, linen draper. April 29, SO. May 23.
at Bristol. Atts. Lambert; sad CO. Gray's-inn-square.
TAYLOR J. of Worcester, cooper, May It, Is, 27, at Worcester.
Att. Mr. Platt, New Boswelhcourt.
CLARET Cs of West Pennard. Somersetshire, cheese dealer, April,
21.28, May 27, at Walls. Arts. Dyne and Co. Lincoln's-inn-Was.
DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL.
J. P. Thompson. of Great Newport-street, engraver, April fits
T. Baker, of Rochester, draper. May 6.
I. Corpe, of sun-street, saddler. May 6.
P. Leggin. of Aylesbury. druggist, May 6.
J. Morley, of Sewardnone. miller. May 6.
C. Pugsley, of flolborn, floor cloth manufacturer, May 6.
H. Lark and .f. Woodhead, of Essex-street, navy agents, blay
W. and W. M. Porter, of Cohall-court, merchants, May Is.
T. Parkin and T. &obeli, of Broad-street, merchants, May 31.
H. Clement, of Great Carter-lane, stable keeper. May 15.
R. Chick, of Molyneux-street, linen draper, May 13.
N. Horn, of Martin's-lane. merchant, May 3t.
G. Brienlech, of Finch-street, sugar refiner, May 6.
W. Harris, of Hendham, pot ash manufacturer, May 6.
J. Stow, of Greenwich, cabinet maker. May 6.
J. Johnston, of Queen-street. Cheapaide. painter. May 10.
J. Dowse, of Great James-street, Bedford-row. scrivener. May
W. Ander, of Seward-street, soda manufacturer, May 6.
C. Adams, of Pancras-Line, merchant. May 3. a
li. Pluckwcll, of the Horse Guards. victualler. May 6.

DIVIDENDS IN THE. COUNTRY.
J. Pickering, of Haßiven, cotton spinner, May tn,
R. Griffiths, of Pool, banker, May 13.
S. Thornley, of Manchester. manufacturer, May 16,
W. Russell, of Liverpool, merchant, May 12.
W. Fairclough. and V.. Swain on. of Liverpool. merchants, May S‘
R. Heathfield, of Sheffield, cotton spinner, May 19.
T. Snow, of Stamford, upholder. May t.
G. Easthoepe. of Wolverhampton, upholsterer, May 6.
J. Rooke, of Parkgate, Cumberland. cattle dealer. May W.
C. Welch,. &Church Minstrel, malt dealer, May 9.
CERTIFICATES. May 6.—G. Kindles, of LireePool, insurance
broker—W. S. Sherwood, of Liverpool, joiner—T. Furnival, of
Lynn. earthenware dealer—R. and H. Porter, of Rood-lane, ship
brokers—J. Herbert, of Windmill-court. Smithfield. victualler—lt.
Driscall, of Liverpool, draper—J. Pardon, of New Woodstocl,
watch maker,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Tomlinson and Thompson, of Worksop, monsters.
Kral! and Amin, of Rochester. apothecaries.
Satterfield and 'lased, of Manchester. and Rochdale, coal dealers.
Oxenham and. Eddy, of Oxford-street, mangle makers.
Key and Archer, of Liverpool, merchant.Rahman and Foyle. of Basingstoke, barge masters.
Bolton and Marsh. jun. of Liverpool, timber merchants.
Lazenby and Gostage, of Reading. woolstaplers.
Kindray and Cooper, of Barnsley, linen numufacturers.
I leys and Hargreave. of Chester, drapers.
Baker and Viner, of Bath. milliners.
Pulley and Wade, of Sheffield, fender manufacturers.
Boott and Wright, of Loughborough, millers.
J. B. and W. Hounsfield, of Manchester, manufacturers.
I.ush and Esimunds„ of Banbury, ironmongers.
Kimberley and Roberts, of Birmingham, factors.
Jenkinson Ind Wells, of Coventry, drapers.
Eddowes and Co. of Loughborough, lace manufacturers.

The Liverpool Mercury says—"We are concerned to
state that the Gentlemen deputed from this place to
apply to Government for a loan of 100,0/01. have re-
turned without succeeding in the object of their miss'on.
The most unquestionable security was offered : aact the
sum, if obtained for nearly all the destitute poor of tL•e
place who are now subsisting on parish relief"

There is reason to fear that the William (whaler),
of Hull, went down in the ocean, near the Barra and
Plum Isles, west by south from Orkency, when all on
board must have perished. By a letter it appears, that
on Saturday night, the 2:2d ult., about half-past nine,
the William ran on board the retie. able, Whnet, of Hull
and carried away the bowsprit, and otherwise datnagvd
the hull of the latter, which oblie.t her to rut back to
Orleney, with fair test water in her huh I. The letter,
which is written by the Sari,,-,..cm of the V!”,..rahle, has
the,,,woid,:—“lVlwher the Tri atm hasgone down we
know not, but we heard Cie screams of the people as
long after the stroke a: w could for tho /rise Of the ma,
raa mountains high at the tim.: we hope the
!),tat."

Precton, and the other S'ato pris:.n.•rs :n CIE. Tower,
.tre ;rnitt'geti dail with a a•.lik 0., !ht.. roof of the attic
stories, in• wkich they are severally confined.

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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, Apritl9.

BANKRUPTS.

Stlrt.r a S. of BristoLtallow-chandler, April 23, May 3, 31, at Bris-
tol. Att. Mr. Smith, Bristol.
ISAUNDERi W. of Bristul. rocrcer, April 26, 29, May 31. at Guild-
hall. Atts. Willis and Co. Warnford-co,irt.
ELLAND R. of Lower-street, Islington. coacii•rnrur. April 26, 29,
May 31, at Guildhall. Atts. Wiltshire ant Co. Old Broad-street.
JOttnsom J. jun. of 11 iyslen, E,sex, corn-alisler. April 25, 29, May
St. at Guild:l:a At!. Mr. lIMTL, Ilatton-ganlen.
Wricrsa S. of Lic".field. victualler, April 28, 29, May 31, at War-
wick. Atts. flsx sad Co. Doughty-rtrect.
enETPARD T. of P.irt3.riouth, s .cm alter, May 31, at Ports-
mouth. Ails. Brig;,s and Co. EFVX-itr.,:t.
GRIIMIfOVOIT J. of Bolton, waratc.l-yarn-manufa,t,:ree. Mar 12,
14, 31. at Lash. Att. Mr. 1V: »n. Grer. illc-st. Il‘ton-gsnlon.
lbs. we a .1. of Liverpool. brewer, Msy 1,2, 31, at Li rtr-e0..;!. Atte.
Adlingtea and Co. IVelford-row.
MaLsouaN S. Ice of Skerne, Yorkshire, flax .sr inner. April "3. 25,
May 31. at Kingston upon-Ilia Att. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane
Cones E. late of Broad-street, merchant, April 25. May 6,3;, at
PLUblhall. Atts. Hurd and Co. Temple.
ItrraroLos B. of Weymouth, ship-joiner, April tG, 29, May 31, at
Guildhall Au. Mr. Abbott, Mark lar.e.
Dow M. of .tstoa, paper-i,naker, May 15 17. 31, at Birmingham.
Alta. Swain and Cu. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry.
Ltootims P. of Charles-place, wate'!-maker, April 22,
.May 3, 31, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Turner. Bloomsbury-square.
Josaxii J. late of Bls.ekrnan-street. Southwark, wine-merchant, April
26,29. May 31. at Guildhall. Atts. Messrs. Smith, Hatton.gard-n.
Malty in J. late of Wincanton, draper, April 22, May 3, 31, at tuild-
hall. Att. Mr. Mama, Old Jewry.
Maritzmam .1. P. H. of Old Brotul-street. merchant, April 25.
May 3, 31, 2,1 Guildhall. Mu. Kaye and Co. New Bank-builds.
DIVIDENDS AT GOILDIIAI.I.,
G. Ilitckeridge. of Pangbourne, Berks, timber merchant, Aped 29.
T. fester, of Hatton rden, hardwareman, May 10.
C. Goldsmith. of Bridge-atroet, tavern keeper, May 10.
J. King, of Tonbridge, Kent, carpenter, May 10.
N. Brooke. of Little Russell-street, shoemaker, May 10.
E. Mansell, of Theobald's-mad, coach makev• May 3.
J. Nicholas, of Dithrd-street, apothecary, May 10.
J. Olipisant &J. Saxon. of Barge-yd. Bucklersbury, merch. May 13.
J. S. Cirield. of Mill-wall. shipwright, May 10.
.3. P. Kensington and Co. of Lombard-street. bankers, May 20.
E. White, of Bishopagate-street-witliout. coach master, May 10.
C. C. Reeler. of Lotlibury, merchant, May 3.
W. I,•if,. of Suiacx-place, Kent-road. dealer, May 3.
G, N. 8 Chapman. of Boughton Malhabe, Kent. dealer, April 29.

• DIVIRENDS IN TUC. COUNTRY.
T. webb, jun. of Longford, miller. May 14.
W. t idlio. d 'lanehester. cotton merchant, May 10.
J. 9a-Iyr. of Liverpool, sugar-refiner. May 14.
J. J inv,, of Norwich, hatter. May 4.
J. 113:.co-k, of Wells, Norfolk, merchant, May 18.

CERTIrrATES, MAY 10.—J. it Jemmy, of Sunderland, ship
owner—W. 120lman, of (Mary St. Mary. Devon, fellroom;er—lt.
Elsmore, of ourv, tanner—M. Phillips. of Bevis Marki, mer-
ehant—T. Smith, of Lawrence Pountney-lane, merchant—G. Larp,
of St. John-street, brush manufacturer—W. Arpinall, of Liverpool,
groost—R. Beclult, of Dorking, grocer—P. B. Dean and J. Fair-
brother, of Tottington. cotton spinners--J Dowthwaite, of Maid-
Holden, of Liverpool. liquor merchant—J. Tap-
perell, of Plymouth, auctioneer--J. Wilson and A. H. Aiken, of
Cros.3-stmt, merchants—S. Le Cheminant, of Fenehurch-street,
merchant—J. Molly, of Liverpool, woollen draper—J. V. Kerckhoye,
of Fenchurch-street, merchant—W. Grieves, of Holborn-bridge,
-- —H. W, ' of' Bowman. of

Webber, Bristol, rnert.na..—
Liverpool, sail makee—AV. Watts and J. Rigby, of Oldham, linen-
drapers.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. and J. B?dfern, of Bury, Lancaster, bakers.
Brierley and Co. of Edgworth, Lancashire, printers.
E. and H. Tyler, of Nunenton, Warwick, iron merchants.
11.yde and Vincent. of Cannon-street, grocers.
Thompson and Meryon, of Ryc. Sussex, wine merchants.
Emett andEo. of Downend, Gloucester, quarry-men.
Nipginsou and Howcutt, of Leicesttr, woolataplers.
e and Willis, of Nt.w Bond.street,taylors.
J. and W. Petri, of Cornwall-mad, Lambeth, coopers.
Finzie and Co. of London.
Cifflnd and Co, of Penrym Cornwall, sail cloth manufacturers.
Maltby and Potter, of Mile•end-mad, chymists.
Jace and Co. of the Ilaymark,t, wine merchant,.
Hallam and Co. of Nottingham, lace manufacturers.
Peen and Co. of Liverpool.
J. and J. Poingdsstre, of Old Broad-street, merchants.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON:

MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1817.

THE lamented indisposition of the Speaker has, as
our readers will perceive, again postponed the proceed-
ings in Parliament. The Speaker asked for. n week ;
but, on the motion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
twelve.days were allowed. This was liberal and pro-
per. No possible injury can result from a delay of
four or five days; and we are surprised to notice the
paltry wailing.; of certain opposition prints on this sub-
ject. Mr. Ponsonby spoke with greater krnity than
bss friends write; and surely his judgment cannot be
much inferior to those who arc so clamorous on such
trifles : but the truth is, that all great leaders are more
prudent than those whom they lead. They know bet-
ter hew to handle the " pegs and wires"—they can
better judge of the bearings—the springs and safety-
valves—the nice points and delicate screws by which
the machine is regulated. Their followers are for
dashing all before them—they would seen throw the
regulating wheel off its axis—they would burst the
boilers with a vengeance, and let out all the steam at
once, and inundate the whole factery with the scald-
ing liquid from which it issued; or, if they prefer a
tame rl.t Teal allusion, they would quickly set the
1•. ,rlt! c, sv.•:,tver difficulty they m;lst find in
‘;e e T.