The National Register.
London, England, 1809-01-08 00:00:00

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terms presents itself. Opinion relative to the British arms was Feb. 14. Benjamin Betts and Ana Smith, Basinghall street, il
of the highest importance, as it might influence the confidence of factors, at one, at (Itil la MI ll ..
the Spaniards, or invite the nations groaning unJer the yoke of Jan. 21. Moses Joel, Uigh-street, Shoreditch, dealer in glass,
France, to appeal to this country, and cooperate with it for at twelve, at Guildhall.
their deliverance. The advantages ought, therefore, to have Feb, 15. Charles Glover, Albertnarle-street, Ilanover-square,
been more than usually great, which should be deemed sufficient upholsterer. at one, at Guildhall.
to balance the objection of granting to a very inferior army, Jan. 7, William Cowoerthwaite, Old Fish-street, grocer, at
hopeless
in circumstances, and broken in spirit, such terms as ten, at Guildhall.
might argue, that notwithstanding its disparity in numbers, it was Jan. 30. N icholas Hurry and Christopher Ili rd Jones, Liver-
still formidable to its victors, Nis advantages seem to have been pool, merchisats, at twelve, at the George inn, Liverpool.
gained that would not have equally followed from forcing the
CERTIFICATE, .1 AN. 24.
enemy to a more marked submission. The gain of time as to Ahreham Saunders, Tottenham-street, horse-dealer.
sending succours into Spain cannot be admitted as a plea; be-
cacse it appears that no arrangements for the reception qf par
tyrops in Spain had been undertaken previous to the Pqnyeation; , SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.
•aud this is without reasoning on subsequent facts. ...........-.
The Convention in Egypt, which has been 4440:ad as a pa- eidmiralty-Office, Jan. 7. t.
. rand case, appears to me inapplicable. No object htsolitl the Copy of a Letter from rire•Admirat Lord Collingsoood, dated on
. dislodeement of the French from F.gypt was there in question.
lathe present instance, the operation of the Convention upon board the Ocean, off Toulon, the 19th of October, 18Y9.
the atlairs of Spain wu a consideration of primary interest; and Sra,-.1 inclose a Letter which I have just received from the
in ;hat view, the inevitable erect of some of the articles offers Right Honourable Lord Cochrnne; Captain of the Imperieuse,
itself to my mind as liable to material objection.
Mating the services which he has been employed in on the Coast
I trust that these reasons will vindicate me front the charge oft
of Languedoc.
presumption, in maintaining an opinion contradictory to that
professed by so many most respectable Officersa for, even if the • Nothing can exceed the activity and teal with which his
Reasons be dssentially erroneous, if they are conclusive to my Lordship pursues the enemy. The success which attends his
mind (as I conscientiously affirm them to he), it is a necessary enterprises clearly indicates with what skill and abill-
-.consequence that I must disapprove of the Convention. ty they are conducted; besides beeping the Coast In constant
Dec,. 271 .litOkl, MOIRA, General.
alarm, causing a total suspension of the trade, and harassing a
body of troops employed in opposing him, he has, probably
. - TUESDAY'S LON DON GAZETTE. prevented those troops, which were intended for Figueras, from ,
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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. of their own Coasts.
~ On the Coast towards Genoa the enemy hal been equally an-.
~ Grace and Yallop, Old-street, eolour-mannfacturerso-Marhel
. • and Penny, Liverpool, rope-makers—Bnlfour and Ifilditch, noyed by the Kent and Wizard. Those ships have had that
Basingliall-street, Blackwell, hall -factors—Oastier, Cadman,
station some time to prevent the French ship sailing froth Ge-
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4.', aed Oastjer, Leeds—G..: Gibbs, Richards, and O. Gibbri, jun. noa, saul have almost entirely stopped the only trade the enemy
1, Bristol, merchants--Hayward, w Tied, Patten, and Ilay ward, Fen- had,-4hich is in very small vessels; during their cruise there.
V church-street, wine-merchants--It. and T. Birch, Prince's-street. they have takes and destroyed twenty-three of those coasters.
•i,r Barbicap, gold wire-drawers—Bayley and Eardley, Beer-lane,
st 1 inclose the Letter of Captain Rogers, giving ha (ter:faint of the
coopers—Desaulles and Comtesse, King-street. Soho, watch-
ettle.inakers:=•Pearsou and Draper, Bishopsgate Within, eireese, , attack marital Noli, and the capture of the vessels in the Road,
mongers—W. Harrison, W. and O. Gorst, and W. Harrison, jun. I have the honour to be, arts.COLLINGWOO D.
• Little To wer-street—T horpe and Graves, Holborn, I i nen.d rapers
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--bAdlitm and lit der, Bristol, salesmen—Cl
salesmen--Clayton, Milburn, and Insperiewse, Gulf of Lyons, Sept. 211, 1808.
Garsed, Leeds, linen-manufacturers—Smith, Milkier, Sa Wife d,
i r MY Lotto,---With varying opposition, but Kith unvarled
__d Johnston, an
Manchester,calico-printers--Lamb, Burnell, and
'access, the newly-con.structed &naphoric Telegraphs, which
Fox,
jun ts i 0
. 3e in-street, al li Iders—Gatliff and Thackwravf are of the utmost consequence to the safety of the numerous con- •
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Leeds, merchants--W. and It. Newman, Swallow-street, Picea- • t
volts that pass along the coast of France, at 11 nirdique, La
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dilly, hack yllle n—C. and J. Pollitt, Manchester, grocers—
Pinede, St. Maguire, Frontignao, Canes, and Foy, have been
Bromily, Sanderson, Mason, and Buckley, Manchester, fustian-
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manufacturers—G. B. Lo isdale and R. Lonsdale, Birchin-lane, blown up and completely demolished, together
nvtilth their tele-
nrc —.i e hunts Wellans and Stevens,Stev s Weighshouse-yard, Si-spi itm., ali i;rai -houses, fourteen barracks of the Gens dr• or Maiocs,
s,
le n rchants—Smith and Cooke, Thames-Bank, malt-distillers
-- one battery, and the strong tower upon the Lake f•f Frotignan.
Egan, Great Stanmore, and Gypson, Ilemel Hempttertd, post- Mr. Mapleton, Dist Lieutenant had cantnue dof these expe-
masters—Boyle and Sharp, Kingston-upon-Hull, ship-brokers ditions ; Lieutenant Johnson had charge of the field-pieces,
—Fay le, Clidtabers, and Jeffrey, Dove-ceurt, merehants—Green
sled Bruokshaw, Alfreton, Derby, eetton'spinners. and Licatenant Bore, of the Royal Marines. To them, and
to Mr. Gilbert, Assistant-Surgeon ; Mr. Burney, Gunner;
. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Messrs. Stewart and Stovin, Midshipmen, is tine whatever credit
William Jones, Great Portland-street, coach-maker.
may arise from such mischief, and for having with so small a
SAN KRU PTS. force drawn about two thousand troops from the important for-
James Dawson, Tottington, Lancaster, innkeeper, to surrender tress of Figueras in Spain, to the defence of their own coast.
Jan. 16, at five, 17, and Feb. 14, at eleVen, at the White Horse
The conduct of Lieutenants Mapleton, Johnson, and Hore, de-
Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn-
serves my best praise, as well as that of the other Officers, Royal
square; and Mr. Parker, Bury.
John Smith, Nottingham, mercer, Jan. 18, 19, and Feb. 14, Marines, and Seamen.-1 have, &e.
COCHRAN,.
at one, at the Punch Bowl in Peck-lane, Nottingham. Actor- (Signed)
nits, Messrs. Bigeby and Wells, Nottingham; mut Messrs. 13ax- Right Honourable Lord Coilingsrood, Sae. Ice. Ste.
leers and Martin, Ffiroiral'a Ina.
Imperieuse—None killed; none wounded; one singed blowing
D IVIDENDS.
a battery.
Feb. 25. Willies' Hope. Manchester, grocer, at three, at the
ratea
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othersl 1 ChOunnek Commanding
now. .
. Commercial Inn, Manchester.
Jan. 30. William Coperthwaite and James Waring, Man-.....m5m.--
chester, manufacturers, at three, at the Commercial Inn, Man-
The Gazette contains a letter from Captain Rowers of his
cheater.
. Jan. 25. Joseph Whithead, Manchester, cordwaioec, at three, Majesty's ship Kent, off (seuoa, giving an account of e'
his having
attacked a eunvoy of 10 sail of coasters, deeply laden, under
at the Royal. Oak Inn, Manchester.
Feb. 14. John Pate, Bury 61. Edmittles, aseuepserisemor, at the protection of a gansboat, at an anchor close to the beach
'abreast of the tow's of Noll. The Whip a the Lent and
*at at Guildhall, Londe% .
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