The National Register.
London, England, 1815-06-18 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

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R. Rudd, of Burton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, miller, to
surrender June 90, at five, July 1, and 25, at eleven, at the White
Hart Inn, Broadway, Worcester. Attornies. Mr. Housfield, Bon-
verie-street, Fleet-street, London; and at his Office, in Bengworth,
Worcester. •
E. Kelly, of Black Lion-lane, Paddington, builder, June 24, July
and 25, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,,mr. Blacklow,
Frith-street, Soho.
T. Scott, of Sufi-Air..lane, Cannon-street, broker, June 20, 21; and
July 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bramridge and
Son, Dyer's Buildings, Holborn.
J. Harvey Payne, of Bury St. Edmund's, grocer, June 29, at seven, .
30, and July 25, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Bury St, 'Edmund's. At--
tornies, /dr. Wing, Bury St. Edmund's; and Mr. Bromley, Holborn.
court, Gray's-Inn, London.
R. Fosty, of Stow-on-the-Vold, Gloucestershire, sadler, June 17,
197, and July £5, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attornies, .Messrs.
'Leigh, Mason, and Housman, New Bridge.street. •
T. Leonard. late of Euston-square, St. Pancras, builder, June 213,
27, and July 45, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs:- Edwards
and Lyon, Bloomsbury-square. •
W. J. Pierse, of John-street, Kent-road, victualler, June el,
and July 25, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Coleinan-strect, Im the Bank.
'O. Morley and J. Morton of Doncaster, spirit-merchants, J ur.e
20, at four, 21, and July 25. at ten. at the Rein Deer Inn,. Dotica.i.
ter. Attornies Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, N.sw Inn, London ; and
Mr. Hill, Bawtry. •
J. Hoare, jun. Percival-street, Southampton-square, mealman,
June 17, 'l4, and July 23, at ten, at Guldliall. Attorney, Mr, Ste-
yelp. Sion College Gardens, Alderinanbury.
J. Hellwell, of Elland, Halifax, woolen-manufacturer. July
4, and '23, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Halifax. Attornies,SYlr.
Weglesworth, Gray's Inn, London; and Messrs. INiglesworth and
•Thompson, Halifax.
D. Grey, of Bootle, Cumberland, tallow-chandler, July 4., 5. and
25. at three, at the Black Lion Inn, Wllitehaven. Attormes, Mr.
Lowden, Clement's Inn, London ; and Mr. Walker, hitehaven,-
A. Pink, of Portse?, brewer. June 29, at one, So, at eleven, and
; July 25, at one, at the Royal Oak, Portsea. Attorm es. M. Messum,
Portsea ; and Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke. and Richards, Chancery-lane,
A. Austice,, of Lympstoni Devonshire, fellmenger, June 27,
and July 23, at eleven, at the Star luui, Exet, r. Attornies, Mr. lc:lnv.:,
Temple, LoUdon ; and Mr. Russell, Exeter.
R. Lay, of Taynton Mill, Oxfordshire, miller, June 17, 27, and
July 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. BLQW/), N. I.
n-place; City-road, London.
W. Baker, of Bristol, cabinet-maker, June 29, 50. and July c 5,
at eleven, at the Black Rock, Portscuet, Monrunattlislirre,•Attornies„
Mr. Pugh, Bernard-street, Aussell-ayure, London; and Mr.
pouts, Monmouth.
D. Trotnuan, of Wotton. Vaderedge, Gloucestershire, linen-draper,
Jiuie ~?1, 21, and July 23, at 'cle‘en, at the Ram Inn, Gloucester.

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Attornies, Mr. Taylor, Clement's Inn, London; and. Mr, Yollifga,
Dursley.
G. Walker, of Stockport, Cheshire, fellmonger, June 9.1. 24 and
July 25, at two, at the Castle Inn, Stockport. Amu-hies, Nir.
Badticley. Stockport and Mesita. Milne anti Parry. Temple, London.
T. Bach, late of Llandewy, Se stradenny, Radnor, drover, July 7
and 8, at eleven, and 2.5, at tour, at the King's Head Inn, Kingston.
Herefordshire. Attornies, Messrs. Davies and Banks, Kingston ;
and B Pugh,. Bernard-street, Kussel-square. London.
J. Chadwick, t IStattgate, Surry, merchant, June.va. 27. and July
'23, at eleven, at Guildhall. London. Attorities, liatlfield, Man.
cliester ; and Mr. Hurd, Temple,. London.

SUPPLEMENT TO TUESDA l's GAZETTE,
JUNE 13, 1815.

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Foreign Ogee, June 13.—A dispatch, of which the (.110ring
is n
copy, has been received by Viscowit Cssilereaeh, his Majesty); Prin.
cipal Secretary for Foreign Affairs, from b'rd Burghers'', his Majesty's
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Cuurt
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Tuscany, dated
Naples, May 23, 11115.
MY LORD—Prince Leopold, of Sicily, greeted by the general ;Fp-
plause of the people, made his entry into this city, at the head of tikes
Austrian troops-, un the t:Vd. The passage of titat Prince through hi

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fist Ile '. ,Imes to the capital has to-en
fr.) or consi.terable distances, flocked to
•(I tit Mama, cockade, brought him
b • failoq, and the deteostiun cf the rule t..
posed upon Urea. by conquest and maintained ht lon*
By tie Convention transmitted to suur Lords Nip in-ma last dispatch,
the allied arms were to have been placed in possessi• it of Voyles on this
day. Tue ptpul.or feeling had, lerrvever, so stroor_rly manifested it
srlf tig;.l.st the then esisting Government, on the i:Oth and girt. that
Marshal slurat left the to•it in disguise, ant his tette trouitlit the secu-.
tiiv s•berh h •d been as-ured lire, on hoar., a British matt of war.
G• .erai Cirritscosa sent to General Bianchi, requesting ire would
prevent he 14 istiortuneg with which the town was menaced, by entering
It imo edi otely I and Madame Murat, by the same request to Admiral',
Id,rd Exmiuth, prevailed bpou bins to land a body of .500 nsarines, to
usitintala tranquillity,
Altorat appears to hive been fishy aware of the little sup-
port his usurped dominion., when menaced. would receise, either
Sr the army or the inhabltguts of this kingdom ; his children were
already ph.ced at Gialll4
tirenetai sett forwsed his cavalry. under Conot Neipperg,
en the evening of the VlO. It o ccupied this city during the night,
and wetter*, rt it font disorder.—Prince Leopold has requested all the
of the kl-gdom, the Ministers of State, and the officers of
the .armv, to remain at their post to await the orders of the King.
Admiral Penrose sail. d from hence to Melazzo, to brine his Ma
jesty to his capital. In a few days his Majesty's arrival may be ex-
pected,
Admiral Lord txtunntit arrived in the Bay of Naples on the 20th.
'lle expedition front Sicily is arrived this morning.
• Morrisroe Murat • ill sail to.morrow ou board of his Majesty's ship
Tremendous towards Gaeta, to receive her children on board, and will.
then proceed to Trieste.
disturbances of arty Hands nature have taken place. The
enmity against such as are supposed from their employments to have'
been attached to the late Government is great, but the activity with
.which Genernl Bianchi has carried assistance to the points where it
might be required, has retainded the country quiet.
I have the honour to be, ttc. (Signed)
Ba EIGIFIERSH.

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dh, et. June 24. 2i, awl Jell fit at
Attornies. Me:sts. Debaly, Kudainote, and
and Mr. Pentolti, Croydon
tringham, gtoeer, 1:1% 1.., 11, and 29, at eleirs'en,
Jrge .iverpool. Attornies, M ssrs. sttattrahi, Hughes,
and /roster. Eschange.Alley ; and, Messrs. Daci: and John, Pals.
grave-place. Temple. bar.
T. Saddingion, .ot Sutton 9assett. Northamptonshire, sales Man,
June 21, at five, lone t, and July 29, at el: vent at the Georgefinn,
market Harborough. A ttr rules, Mr. Ince, New li.n; and Mr.
Wartnaby, Market Flarbanotieli.
P. W. H. Hi..ks, of Birmingham. money-scrivener, June 21, f 2,
and July 29, at eleven, at the Rein-Deer lam, Worcester. Attormes,
Mr. Hurd, 1 ticr Temple; and Mr. Dineley, Pershore.
G. Steedman, of Fortlifidd, Worcestershire, farmer, June 21. 22,
July 59, at eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn, Worces'er. Attornies,
Mr. Hurd, Inner Temple ; Atid Mr. Dineley, Pershore
T. Wood, of Goswel-street, be.ds:ead-toiler, June Tr, July 4 and
*9. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. Hudson, Wink.
worth place.
G. Outhwaite, merchant, June 21, jllly 1 and eg, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 2ouruillon awl Hewitt, Little Fri.
Caw-street.
W. Edmondson, late of London street, Tottenham court-road,
anothecary, June 20. 27, and July 29, at eleven, at Guildhall,
Attorney, Mr. A. H. Christie, New Bo.weil., curt.
E. Edwards, late of Con • a), Carnarton, merchant, Jul% -9, 7,
and 29, at one, at the Gearee Inn, Liverpool. Attortres, Messrs,
Blackstockand Mince, Temple; and Mr. Murrow. I iverpool.
W. P. Peate, of Newport, Shropshire, sadler, July 6. at four,
and July 7, 29, at twelve, at the Red Lion inn. Newport Attor.
nies, Mr. Mortis) Newport; and Messrs. Bertbow and Akan, Lin.
coin's Inr.

J. A. Ellem, of Barkirg. Essex, rope-maker, June 2.1. July 1. at
twelve. and July 90, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. W 4.
ker and Rankin, Old Jewry.
J. Bullard, of Maidstone, victualler, lite 20, 97, Jul) eg, mete•
yen, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mcymote, Burrow's.
buildings, Blackfriars-road.
A. C. Mann, of Great Gardttn-street, Whitechapel, sugir-refiner,
June 24, and July 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Md.srs.
Gatty and Haddan, Angel-court, Throginorton-street.
J. Scott, of Stratford St. Mary's, &Aft,lk, shopkeeper, - June 24,
and July 1, .4.9. at twelve, at Guldhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Butler. Ci,mlllll.
S. S. Gower, Wethersfield, Essex, Maltster, June 1.9, 3o„ and
July 99. at ten, at the White Hart Inn, BoLking. Attornies, M.-ssrs.
Waltord and Cunningham, Braintree; and Mr. Brom*, Holborn.
court, Grays Inn.
A. and J. Saint john-street, flour-factors; June 24. July 4
and V 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Isaacson, Canon.
Street.
1). Recves,.of Wardour-street, grocer,. June 21, July 1 and 49,
at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gatty and Haddan, Throgs
morton-street.

iiiiiiPLEMENI' TO SATURDAY'S GANETTE.

ItLDIA-130AHH, WHITEHALL, JUNE 15, 1811.

The fhilowitig statement of the operations of the second division of
the field arms•, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Mutelyy, of
His 53d regiments before &alone, has been this day received
f tm India.

roar ttruit,DrC. 13./1,41is Excellency the Viee President to
Council is pleased to publiAi the following statement of the '2d division
of thy Arid army, under the command of Colonel Mawby, of his Ma.
jesty's 93r1 reeirrient, before Kalunga, which terminated in tho
ation of the fort on the SO:h of November. , .
the battering train from Delhi havihg arrived in Comp ett theAt4ib
tilt. tile operations of the army lip:hist the fort of Kalunga were resumed
on The ninrnilig of the 15th ; at one o'clock, P. M. on the '27lh, the
breach was reported completely practicable by the Officers in charge of
the engineer and Etillery departments. Col. Mawby having also swiss
lied himself of the fact from personal observation, and being desirous
to avoid any delay which sbould afford the enemy stiffici,nt time to
strengthen hitt internal defence, either by cutting oil the breach, or
erecting *orks, so as to command the entranCe into it, Ordered the storms
ing party insial.tly in advance. the storming party, consisting of ;ill
the erenediers of the division, and one bat. company of the 53d, Kids
the light infantry company of that corps, WB3 led by Major Inglehy, and
after being exiwseel till dare o'clock, an intirvil 4. two hinits, to a
moo Fallon; and destrbctile tire of inii.ketry and Matchlocks, they fouild
their efforts Opposed by itnittpportable obstacles; aid were, in 'come,
(pence ordered in abatidoia the attack.
Its ikk atitutitts and galimit, but unsuccessful groggit, [toy brave
' 03'1m:rand men were killed and woundvd.

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gratifying. 'I he inhabitat.tei. J. Saunders, ot ',iambs t
meet him. and, having rens- ) twelve, at Guildhall. A
pri...f, of ;bra, attachment to Corny Gatc.strte, ; glitl
they were escaping from, int• .I. Badderley, oft, irtins
inert by ford at the George Inn. Liverot