The National Register.
London, England, 1816-08-04 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

G. CORNFOOT. of North Shields, ;hip-owner, Aug. 5. 22. Sept. 10, at
North Shields. .Itta. Mitchell and Co. Fowke's-build. Tower-ft.
.1. Sroast, of Owstaick, and R. C. YOUNG. of Sculcoates, merchants,
Aug. 9, 13, Sept. 10, at Kingston-upon-Hull. Att. Mr. Ellis, Chao-
cer_y-lane.
W. ilticnarraw, of St. James's, merchant, Aug. 3, 10, Sept. 10, at
Guildhall At. Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn.
E. W. Baowsr, of Friday-street, Cheapside, livery-stable-keeper, Aug.
6.10, Sept. 10, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Swann, New Basirghell-.t.
H. J. NORTIICOTE, of Lime-street, wine-merchant, Aug. 6, 10, Sept..
10. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Abbott, Abchureh-vard.
C. STVCII2I.IItY. Strand-on-the-Green, horse-dealer, Aug. 6, 10. Sept.
10, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Charter, Cook's-court, Lincoln's. inn.
J. Cott rEae. of Cheyna-walk, Chelsea, potatoe-dealer. Aug. 6, 10.
Sept. to. at GuikihaM Att. Mr. Aspinall, Quality-co. Chancery-11-
T. B. CaLtawasr, of Rath, upholsterer, Aug. 6. 10, Sept. 10, at
Guildhall. Att. Mr. Pearson, Pen-court, Fenchureli-street.
.1. it ostrEan, of Culloden, Cornwall, spirit.trierehant, Aug. V, 23,
Sept. 10, at Camelford. Atts. Sandy. and CO. Crane-court.
W. Ptitt.tivs, of Brighthelmston. builder, 6,7, Sept. 10, at
Bri;fothelmsion. Atts. Palmer and Co. BAtiird-row.
R. PLATT. Of timitilloa. baker, Aug. 8, at Chichester, 9, Sept. 10. at
Emsworth. Att. Mr. Clifton, Exchequer-office,
W. R. PowErt, of Northfield. candlestick-maker, Aug. 6, 13, Sept.
10, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Platt, New Boswell-court
J. Tull Nee. of Bury-mill, Herts. corn-dealer, Aug. 6. 13. Sept.lo, at
GuildbalL Atts. Lee and Co. Three-crown-court, Soudiwark.
W. Otnaorn, Blackman.strivt, bookseller, Aug. 3, 17, Sept. 10, at
Guildhall. Atts. Fisher and CO. Gough-square.
J. Vtcaritw.ot Virginstow, Devon, linen-draper, Aug. 16, 17, Sept.
10, at ElO-ter. Att. Mr Buckle. Size-lane, Bucklersbury.
J. CLAY, of Ossett. Yorkshire. clothier. Aug. 16, 17, Sept. 10, at
Wakefield. Mts. Fisher and Co. Gough-square.
J. IlacK EAT, of Breedon. Leicestershire, lime-dealer. Aug. 12. LW,
Sept. 10, at Ashby-do-Lt-Zouch. Atts. Banter &Cu. Purnisars-inn.
J. unarm, of Evesham, amber-merchant, Aug. 27. Yl, at ELOSIIIII2I.,
Sept. 10, at Worcester. Atr. Mr. Botisfielil, Bouverie- treet.
W. 11t: 'yr Lev, of Denton -11olme-Head. Cumberland, and J. lag.
L IJi 0, of Carlisle. merchants, Aug. 13, 14, Sept. 10, at Carlisle..
Att. NIL Iludgkon, Buckler.hury.
J. Mooac, of llishop-Monckton. J. Tesrwawi, of Lelils. and J.
FOSTER, of Bishop4ifonekton, flax-spinners. Aug. 21, in, Sept. 10.
at Leeds. Att. Mr. Greville-street. Hatton-ganlen.
.7. PEARSON. of Wombwell, Yorkshire, miller. Aug. 4e, YA Sept. 10.
at Barnsley. Atts. Exley and Co. Purnir.al's-inn.
F. H i:r FIE It t u UN. of Lonning, Cumberland. +her. Aug.
8,9, Sept. 10, at Carlisle. Am. Mounscy and Co. Staple-inn.
G. CULT 'tax, of Stourbridge. Worci.steishlre, grow. Aug. 20, 21,
Sept. to, at Birmingham Atte. Swain and Co. Old Jewry.
W. Si az esosr. of Spibby, coin-merchant, Aug. Pi. 11, Sept. 10. at
Spilsby. Att. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane.

DIVIIIk:NDS AT GUMMI ALL.
Aug. 5. A. Head. of Lower Grosvenor-wt. ll:mover-A. wine-rimhant.
Aug. fo. J. Jenkins and T. Parsons. of Piccadilly, br.a.clies.rrakers.
Aug. t';, . Brown and C. 011ey, of George-st- Portman-wq. brewers.
Aug. 31, J. Ta) bor. of Park-strett, Southwark, wheelwright.
Aug. to. Z. Keppell, of .Alford. Surrey, builder.
Aug. to, J. Mac tioupoin. of Pall-Mall-court, anny-agent.
Aug. 241„ T. Huh, of Pall-Mll. jeweller.
Aug. 24, W. Mannin, of the S: :And, jeweller.
Aug. 31, R. Horner, of Berks,br.rge-master.
Aug. 20, IL D. Jones. of Cheltenham, linen-drapes.
Aug. 20, H. Miles. of London, merchant.
DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY.
23. W. Parmenter, of Whepstead, milk:, at Cavendish.
Aug. 23, W. Golding, of Cavendish, hay-jobber, at Cavendish.
Aug. 22, I'. Kendle, of Gt. Yarmouth, woollen-draper. at GL Yarrnou.
Aug. 20, W. Nl3.4:field, of Newport, Salop. woollen-draper,at Newport.
Aug. 2'i, E. Carey. Lite of Bristol, merchant. at Bristol.
Aug. W. IlewErt, of Baililwas, Salop, farmer. at Newport.
Aug. 21,11. Searight, of Liverpool, merchant, at Liverpool.
Aug. 14, A. Clibborne, of Ilaverfordwest, m. reliant, at BriatoL
Aug. t 9, J. Waring, of Alton, woo:stapler, at Alum.
CERTIFICATES, Ann. 20.—W. Jonm, of Cheater, inneeper--:
C. Mellon, of Birmingham, victualler—R. Hoskin, of Croydon. linen-
draper—J. Stevens. of Cheltenham. victualler—G. Smith, of Tanaley.
Dcrby, dyer—J. Bishop, jun. of Shadwell—J. Cooke, of Manchdster,
hat-manufacturer—T. Mercer, late of Tunbridge, Kent, banker—W.
Andrew., of the Minoiies, ship-broker—W. C. Hill, of Bristol, carver
and gilder—J. Horrocks, of Bolton-lc-Mooni. Lancashire, tuanufas.
Curer—. . Earnshaw, late of Burnley, I.anithire,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
C. HodAin Fe W. Beck. of Old City Chambers, anticorrosion-maul.
W. and W. Punter, of Idol-lane. Tower-stre:t. brokers.
J. Nlather and .1. Atherton, of Stoles within Wigan, cotton-thinners.
H. Blunt and W. A. Raper, of lhanham, hankers.
T. Pantry and J. Slight, of I lumberbanklard, 'Myton, Kingston-upon,
1 I ull, ship-carpenters.
I. Haley and Co. of lirounlty, Yorkshire. cloth-manufacturers.
E. Gimps and W. Davis, of Britlgnorth. Salop, nialtnrs.
•M. Tavler and .1. Betts. of (,t. Charlotte-st. barrey,lutt-Inunufacturip.
J. and.J. Walter, of Worcester. vale,men.
A. Bray and .1. Padfield, of Sunny. Soinerset, wool spinners.
11. Cook and D. Banhani, of Newbury barge-ntastera.
W. Dovreiland Co. of Bristol, hat-manufacturers.

We observe from the Bakers' as;i2c, that they still see
no cause to lower the price of breod in proportion to the
price of grain. If our Agriculturists are ruined with
the quartern loaf at Is. I id. what must the lower orders
be, \rhea it reaches a price capuble of rewardin, their
(the Agriculturists) labour? Or is it to be endured, that
a emubination of tradesmen should thus deprive the grower
of his fair remuneration, and impose on the public with
the high rate of a monoply ? London alone is thus taxed
about 30001. per day—a sum which would relieve all its
paupers.
INDIAN Missumsnir:.—Four young natives of
Owhyhee, one of the Sandwich Islands in the Pacific
Ocean, and the same where Captain Cook was killed, are
now at Morris Academy, in Lichfield, Connecticut, res.
ceiving an education to fit them for religious missionaries
to their native country. Two of them, at the age of 16
and 14 years, came to this country ten years ago: a third
arrived six years since, and another has since joined theta.
One of them has had the benefit of instruction at the
Theological Institution in Andover; and he is oow em-
ployed in translating a part of the New Testament into
the Owhyhee language, and by his aid also an Owhyhee
grammar has been &med.—American Pop r.
.The French Papers announce the arrival of two Eng-
lish Bishops at Calais; taa;;hly, the Bidup 91 Wore pail
Sivto um.

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