The National Register.
London, England, 1811-11-17 00:00:00

,TIONAL REGISTER.

William Bromley, of Broad-street-buildings, Royal Exchange,
merchant.
Christopher Berry, jun. of Norwich, bookseller.
John Wiles, late of Melton Mowbray, Leicester, painter and

paper-hanger.
James Norrie, of Holborn, woollen-draper.
Daniel Elliott, of Cheddington, Buckingham, butcher.
John Magnie, of Carlisle-place, Lambeth, dealer in musical-
instruments.
Christopher Graham, of Oxford, innholder.
John Muggeridge, of Harleyford-place, Kennington, Surrey,
builder.
John Frederick Beland, of Rood-lane, merchant.
Jane Shuter, of New Sarum, Wilts, linen-draper.
James Casheer, of Rupert-street, Whitechapel, cooper.
James Brown, of Liverpool, cotton-manufacturer.
Henry Higginson, of Finsbury-square, merchant.
Thomas Oakman, of Castle-street, Long-acre, bedstead-ma-
nufacturer.
Ebenezer Pearce, of Evesham, Worcester, shopkeeper.
William Hyde, of Manchester, merchant.
Thomas Kellaway, of Sun-street, Walworth, Surrey, car-
penter.
Thomas Cotton, of Bishopsgate-street , insurance-broker.
Henry Lee, jun. of Kingston-uvon-I lull, grocer.
CERTIFIC ATES—Drc. 7.
William Field, of Oxford-street, fringe and trimming-manu-
facturer.—James Poulson, of Manchester, manufacturer.
John Thomas, of Horsham, Sussex, brandy-merchant.--John
Reynolds, late of Swansea, Glamorgan, tanner.—William Bar-
ratt, of East Retford, Nottingham, grocer.—Richard Palke,
of
. Little Hempston, Devon, coal-merchant.—Thomas Hockly, of
Mincing-lane, merchant —James Howard. of Mitcham, Sur-
rey, ealico-printer.—Thomas Smith, of Brandon, Suffolk, wine-
merchant.—James Unwin, of Wandsworth, Surrey, miller.—
George Gudgin, of Clipstone-street, Mary-le-bone, straw-hat-
manufacturer.—Thomas Brett, of Puddle-duck, sugar-refiner.—
Robert Taylor, of Commercial-place, Commercial-road, mer-
chant.—Francts Millard, of Size-lane, packer.—James Gray,
late of Nelson-terrace, City-road, broker and cabinet-maker.—
John Wibberley, of Manchester, draper.—Mrilliam Phillips, of
Rochester, Kent, tailor.—Horatio Sandi, of Great Wincbester-
I street, merchant.

THE NA'FIONAL REGISTER.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1811.

CAPTURE OF TWO FRENCH FRIGATES, AND OF
THE FORT OF TAMATAVE.
Last night's Gazette contains the particulars of the
desperate engagement fought, and the glorious vic-
tory obtained, by a British squadron of frigates in
the Eastern Seas, as early as the month of May last,
over a French squadron of equal force. The battle
was most sanguinary, and of great duration, and
the most determined courage and resolution dis-
played on both sides. The superiority of British
skill and valour ultimately tiittniphed, and the ene-
my's vessel that had taken refuge at Tantatave, in-
stead of escaping, only caused that fortress, with
the other vessels in the port, and the garrison, to be
surrendered to the conquerors, who, however, had
too much suffered themselves not to be ready -to
grant terms that would produce the effects of vic-'
tory without its bloodshed. The garrison were, in
consequence, received on board British vessels, to
be transported to .tranCe, not as prisoners of war,
and, the whole settlement, with.all its dependencies,
fell into our hands.
Copies of Two Letters and their Tnelosureg from Captain
Schonberg, of his Majesty's Ship the Astreaea, addressed