The National Register.
London, England, 1813-03-14 00:00:00

TIIE NATIONAL lIEGISTER.

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[Ditidemils and Certificates oiizitted in our last ]
DIVIDENDS.
• atch 30. T. Merac and M. Le P. MD Ni
crae, rf Queen-street, Cheap-
Mside, war,howernen, at one, at Guildhall —March '27. J.
2ne, of
Ealing, Middle!,ex, baker, at eleven, atG itch 7. j..
Short, of St. Catherine's-lane, victualler, at twelve, at G uildliall.—
March 27. F. Perry, late of Tower.street, but now of Fiushitry •
square, merchant, at twelve, at GutidhaA.—Nlarch 27. J Aberve.
thie and 8.-A bernethie, of College-hill, merchants, at ten, at Guild- •
hall.—March 30. J. Dull; of Finsbury-square, merchant, at eleven,
at Guildhall 2, F. Coward, of Frig,!;lestoue St. Peter, and J.
Brewer, of Bure,.mb, Wiltshire. ‘..iethier,.., at five, at the .White
Hart Inn, New Sarum.—March 27 W. White, of Sculcoe, Yerk-
shire, auctioneer, at eleven, at the Neptune Hotel, Kingston-up
n on-
Hull.—March 29. W. Taylor, late of St. Mat tin, Hereford, skiner,
at eleven, at the City Arms otel, Ilereford.—March 27. A. Blake-
ley, "Of Dew:bury, Yorkshire, cloth-inatiuthcturer, at ten, at the
George and Dragon Inn, Dewsbury.—March '29. ftloxham, of
Margate, livery-stable-keeper, at eleven, at
J. Guildhall, Can
R R. terh
Smiuth, ry.
—March:P.7. Stein, T. Smith, R. Stein,
Stein, and
of Fenehurch-street merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall.—April. 10.
I. Q. Sadler, of Lisle. street, Leicester-fieds,coach-intker, at eleven,
at Guildhall.—March 30. Eyre, of Broad-street, oilman, at °ix,
at Guildhall.—March 27. J. -Coggan. of Staines, and of Laleham,
Middlesex, banker, at twelve, at Guildhall.—March 30. A. Muni- '
son, of Walbrook, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
CETITTFIC ATES.—NI alien 27.
F. M. Board, of Chew-Mazna, Somersetshire, plumber.—G.
White and J. Fowler, late of Lime-street, tea-brokers.—J. S. Gill,
Late of Great Prescott-street. G,.odinati's-fie!ds, upholster-r.—W.
Harvey, of Small-heath, Ashton, Warwickshire, sword maker.—T.
Livesey, now or late of Kensington, merchant.--R. Smith, of Kent-
street-road, Southwark, builder.—j. Saddington, of Kennington.
common, corn-dealer.—J. Rodbet, jun. of Woolwich, baker.— j
Baker, of Frome, Selwood, Sornersetshire, sadler.—G. Smeeton, 01
St. Martin's.lane, flvber, of Oxford-stn.-et, jeweller
E Young, of Watton, Norfolk, shopkeeper.— j. lsbister, of H n.l-
court, Walbrook, merchant.— j. Grant, of Litton-garden, nr ri ham.
—F. Payne and J. Holt, of Wood-street, Cheansi:'e, warehoweu.en
—S. Metz, pt. Peyonshire-street. Portland-place, and of Wormwo,;(1•
street, merchant.—J. Hill, late of Peterb-n ough, Nonhampionshire,
draper. —J. Jones, of Rochdale, Lancashire, oilman.— J. .tilierratt,
late of Birmingham, shopkeeper.

SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.
1. Flkington, late of Rugby, Warwi.-k, carpenter, to surrdyle"
March 21, at six, 25, and April ¶ll, at e'even, at the Spread L.;clc
Rugby. Attornies, Messrs. Kinderley, I.,tg, and Austen, Gra)'s-
inn ; and Messrs. Caldecott and Beim, R ughe.
W. Bowdler and M. Collins, of the oat Chance, warehousemen,
111 arch 20, at one, 27, and April 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. A nor- •
mie4, Messrs. Barrows and Vincent, Basingliall-street.
G. Price, of Tottenham-court, N'ew.road, Sr. Pancras, taylor,
March 16, (23, and April .I, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
'Vincent, Bedtbrd-street, Bedfurd-square.
G. Chadwln, of Brassington, Derby, cnrufactor. April 7,8, at ten,
and 21, at eleven, at the New Bath, Matlock, De:by. A t•
Messrs. Forbes, Pocock, and Forbes, Ely-place ; and Mr. Wulley,
M atlock.
J. Reedhead, late of lieworth, Durban:, but now of Ouseburn,
NOrthutnberland, dealer, April 5,6, and 2.i, at eleven, at the George
inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorni:s, Messrs. Meg,4isons and Fair-
bank, Hatton-garden ; a:d Mr. Btockett, Newcastle-upon- tie.
J. Foster, C. Foster, E. Foster, and It . Roebuck, ut Pontefract,
York, shopkeepers, March no, 31, and April 21, at eleven, at the Bull
and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornie,, Mr. Batt) e, Chaucer}-lane; and
Messrs. Lee and Raynar, Leeds.
E. Waters, of Newport, Alonmouth, coal-merchant. March 23,
lA, and April 4, at eleven, at the Com:net eial-rooms, Bristol. At-
tornies„ Messrs. Vizard an:l Hutchinson, Lincoln's-inn.
1. Thompson, of Keckle-G rove, near Whitehaven, Cumberland,
merchant, April 5,6, and 21th, at one. at the Globe Tavern, Liver-
pool. Attornies. Messrs. Shephard, •"idling:on, and Gregory, Bed-
ford=rovv ; and Mr. Dawson, Liverpol.
J. Greeves, of Lynn, Norfolk, upholsterer, March ,23, ,27, and
April 24, at ten, at Guildhall, Lomlou. Attorney. Mr. Luckett, Wil-
son-street, Fiusbury-square.
T. Sheen, of Abchurch-lane, wine-merch int, March 20, 27, and
April 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Drue; Billiter-square,
Yenchurch-street.
J. S. Barnes, of Sweeting's-alley. CornhiU, merchant, March. '2O,
17, and April 21. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pcilatt, I ton-
poonger's-hall, Fenchurch-srreet.
P. Wilson, of Wapping-wall, publican, March aed April
24„ at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mebbr.W.Ade6oli, Barluw,
4nd Grosvenor, Austin-friars.

MARCH 14.

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W. S. Maitland, of North-Street; Red.Lion-sqUare, merchant,
March 20, April 3, and 21, at t elve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Kearsey and Spurr, iiishopsote-within.
1. Wright, of Bristol, tittiber.dt-aler, March 17, c 5, and April 24,
at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs, Sweet
and Stokes, Basinghall-street ; anti Mr. Clissold, Bristol. •
W. Atwood, late of Elstow, Bedfor.., horse-dealer, March 31, at
six, April I, at ten,'tnd :4, at two, at the Swan inn, BedtOrd. At:
trunks, Messrs. Swaio, Stevens, Maples, am PLarse, Old lewrv.
J. S. Swan, of Friday-street, warehouseman. March 16. '27,-and
April 21. at ten, at Guildhall. A tretliks, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-
; and Mr Cardwell, Mandiester.
C. Falconer, of Wapping, victualler, Mach 20, SO, and A pill 2/.
at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, A merica•square.
J. West, junior, of Bath, butcher, March 16, A pill 6, and 21, at
ten, at the New Inn, Horse.steeet, Bath. Attorn es, Messrs. Shep-
hard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedlord-row, London ; and K. A.
Sliephard, Bath.
S. Eades, late of Bramshaw, Wilts, ...eoman, March 19, at four,
at ten, and April 21, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn in For-
dingbr;dge, S'otithampton. Attornies, Mr. H. W. Woodyear, 11(.w-
-tOn, Wilts ; and Messrs. G. Pearsons and Son, Purnp-Lourt, Fen-tole,
London.
1. Guild, late of Buenos Ayres, now of London, merchant, March
21. 30, and A pril 24, at (level., at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hart.
ley, New Bridge-street, Iliad:trims.
T. Grainger, of High liolh3rit, tallow-chandler, March 20, 27,
and A pril 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Win. ltit.hard-
son, Clement's Inn.
IPivitictids and Certificate' in our nexl.:l

7-11 E 11E13DOMA DA it I'.

14. Second Sum-la:, in Tent.—Tbc Enistle 1. Mess. 4. 1. Cir cpei St.
Matthew 4. I.—The feast of St. Peter and St. Aohrodisius martyrs,
1757. Admiral Ilyng was shot at Portsmouth, on at yet y dubious sen-
tence, for neglect of duty.— 1799. Death of Wu:. Melmuth,.the transla-
tor of some of Cicero and Piety's workr.
The Sun rises at 6h. 10 min. sets at sb. 30 min. •
Midi water. none in the mordwg, al.ern. 27 Win. past -it!.
15. Mondot.—St. Longiatis, martyr ; Some ecclesiastical writers pre-
tend, that this was the soldier who transfixed v ith his lance the heart of
our Saviour on the cross.--1803. English subjects made prisoners in
France and sent to Fontainebleau and Verdun. 44 years before Christ,
assassinati••n of inlios Ctesar in the Senate House at Rome.-1784.
Deali of 1)r. Thomas Frank lin, translator of Sophocles and Lucian, and
the author of two dramas, " the Earl (.11Varwiek," and Matilda."
The Sim rises at 6 b. 8 unit. sets at 3 h. 32 min.
High water. morn. 54 min. past 12, afiern. 1 min. past 1.
1(. Tursdny.—St. Ilerihert or Herbert, a Bishop, who by his virtues
confessed the faith of Christ through li;s life.-1792. Gustavus 111. King
of Sweden. assassinated at Stockholm. by Ankerstromi at a masquerade;
one of the first effects and baneful consequences of u Revolution, the
constitutional principle of which was to destroy all ties between the 1111lr
iCetS and the monarchs.
The Sun rises at 1 h. 4'2 min. sets nt 5. h. 51 min.
Iligh water, morn. at 4! min. pas. 1. afters. S min. p ist 2.
Iredarsday.—St. Patrick, a native of Scotland, who was called.
first by that name liv Pope Celestions, instead of Suet:mhos, which
seems to have been his original name. lie was sent to Ireland as a
missionary in the year, or allow 4-3•', where; atter lie had converted
many to the Christian belief, he founded the Archbishoptick of Armagh.
The purgatory of St. Patrick, an old table, invented some time after his
death, had a great vogue in Italy for a long time, gave rise to thou-
' sands of fables and romances, and is mtutioned in the..." Orlando Fit-
rio%o" of Ariosto. All tird, r, under the name of St. Patrick, was insti-
tuted by his present Majesty in the year 1783.- 1800. The (been
Charlotte. a British ship of 110 gums, was blown up in the barb ur of
Leghorn : the Commander, Captain Todd, and above 800 of the crew,
perished by the explosion. 1175. The untimely and unfortunate death
of the Re*. Mr. Newman, one of the niinor canons of Bristol, isbo acci-
dentally tell into the abyss of •Pen-park-hale.
• The Sun rises at 6 h. 4 min. sets. 5 11. 56 min.
Ili•th water morn. v 7 mum. past '2, afters. 45 min. past 2.

Full moon at 48 min. past 11, morning.
18. Thursday.--‘q. Edward. King of the West Saxons, was crowned!
at King.ton-upon-Thanie., in 9%, when he was only t 4 years of age.
It is said drat he was stabbed by order of Elfrida-, his stepinOttar,
iu
937, but we do not know upon .what foundAti•ur this report has.
niigi-
nated. However, he was made a Martyr and a Saint. Ilis festival.
was instituted by Innocent IV. in 1113.-100. The King of Spain re-
signs his crown.--17Cti. The American Stamp Act repealed ; the Coil-
,SeqUktlCCS of 035 and other tronsactium in the new world, ore .111Ciarl-‘