The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-06-14 00:00:00

GIBRALTAR BAY; fir its.

Fitati rts LONDON GAZETTE, Juxe 13:

Foreign Vice, June 13.
His Royal flightless the Prince Regent has been
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majes-
ty, to appoint Henry Salt, Esq. to be his Majesty's.
Consul-General in Egypt.

• . Whitehall, Jane
Hk 'loyal Highness the Prince Itegetit has been
pleased, in the name ;Ind on the behalf of his Ma-
jesty,..to grant the dignity of a 4laronet of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Gilbert
King, of 'Charles-town, in the county of &ileum-
mon', Esq.

BANICItTiPTCY ENLARGED.
3. Hill. 41mtp's-buil lino, New-road, M,try.le-bonne, mas-
ter-mariner, from June 10 to Jul.% 29, at Guildhall.

On the lfith, we experienced the riv,t tremens
anus weather ever remembered at the tine of the
year in this climate; it hie* most aererels from the
eastward. Fortunately the gale did not last many
I hours, or the whole of the shipping must Its VP heed
destro,e(i. A merchant schooner (the 'Thrasher)
was driven from her anchors, and cap-sized in tit°
Bay ; but the whole of her crew, through the great
eiertians of the men of war, aid at the imminent
rilk of the loss of every boat sent to her assistance,
were saved. The hfelpoinene transport, of 400 tons,
was driven on shore, under the King's Bastion, and
is totally lost. Her crew and passengers, with their
baggage, were all saied.
Au American schooner parted both her cables, and
kept under weigh all day, but was driven on Sherd
duriiig the night (this vessel had only a choice of
' evils, for the Algerine squadron viere it lea iinntez
diately at the mouth of the Bay, end Mast Wig taken
her had she ventured out), and her crew were landed
the next morning, but the vessel and valuable cargo
are quite lost.
I
The squadron has suffered Mlle.
I On the evening of the 17th, a gun-beat sailed fok
Tr;nglers; in her were Mr. Williams, the surgeon of
• Majesty's ship San Jiro, the Miter of the Same
ship, and a crew of nine men. In the. gale of the
following morning the gun-boat was•unftirtunately
lost, and the whole of the above persons crowded
into the small skiff belonging to it, and palling only
two oars ; in this wretched defenceless stet.; eipect.
irig every wave would sink them, did the Moors opeti
a tire of musketry upon the boat, which kiftilif Mr.
Williams, and wounded the Master.
Poor Williams was in the act of urging the alert 46
greater exertion.; When he was shot through the
head, and died instantly: another victim to Hie sari:
guinary ferocity of these barbarians, and Ati ail thit
does Great gritain submit !
After incredible exertion and sufferings, th. boat
arrived ct Tangiers in safety, and the body Was has
tied in the garden of the Swedish Consul.

BANKRUPTS.
R. Itadd. Bonrtnn.on•the-Water, Gloncestershi.e.
ihne SO- JOY `.l. at the White Hart inn, Worcester. At-
torney, Mr. ;;01.•,fielcl, Bnuverie-street, Fleet-street.
E. Xellv, blark Lion.lane, P•ddmgoin. builder. June 24,
b 1, 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Blacklow, Erich-street,
Vann.
Ts Scott, Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, broker, June 20, 27,
Jars, 45, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bretaridge and Son,
Dyer's Buildings, Holborn,
• J.#l. Payne. Rory St. Edmund's, Suffolk, grocer, June 29,
July 25, at the Auer! inc, Bnry St. Edmund's: Afton:des,
IMI.- %% lelt, Boryfit. Edmund's; and Mr. Bromley, Holborn-
engirt. Gray's bin. •
It. Forty. Stow-on-the-Wolil, Gloucestershire, saddler, June
17, ti 3uiv 25, se GiMessrs.hall. Attc.rnies, Messrs. Leigh and Co.
iirt ge sweet.
T. Leonard, Emann-scriare, St. Pancras, build June 20,
17. July 25. at Guildhall. Anomie., Alessrs. FAluards and
Lyme'. Blooms lin rv-ifti.lare.
W. J. Pierws. .lohn-street, Kent-road, victualler, June %),
V, .Inly 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Coleman--treet.
0. !Vierley arid J. Morton, Doncaster, spiri•-merchant,, Jung
111), WI, July 115, at the Rein-Deer,lnn, I)uncasier. Mental. s,
Messrs. Sykes aad Knowles, New-lon, London; and Mr. Hill,
BaittrY,
J. Haavv,Aluu. Perceval.street, North'inPtori-Mtnire. meal-
June Is. ;
94, July 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevens, ?Callege-gardens. Aldermanaury.
Holleweil, Ethind. Yorkshir:., woollen-manufactnrer. 3 nly
$.4, 25. at the Talbot Inn. Half ix. Atturnies. Mr. Wigles-
srarth. Gray's lan; and Me srs. Wiglesworth and Thompson,
Halifax.
0. Grey. Bootle, Ctiniberland, tallow-chandler, Jody 4,5,
29,a, the Black t.ion Inn. Whitekaven. Anomie', Mr. Low-
den, Clement's Inn ; and Mr. Walltcr, Whitchaven. s. io 11•7os.
A. Pink, Purism. wine-inerchatn, June 2. 90, July 25- at DR. PARR ON TITS FIRST ,CjiadaS
the Royal Oak. Portsea. Attornies. Mr. ihisum, Pollsca ;
and Messrs. Tarrant and Co. Chancery-lane. AGAINST' FRANCIi.
A. Anstiee, Lsonieto I/evonshire, fellmonger, June .27, 28, -vow-
sl :
;• •
tv 25, the Star Inn. Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Jones, ; •
ap-eoart. Temple; and Mr Russell. Exeter. - There is some resemblance between the crissado
- R. I. v, Tavnton-mill. Oxfordshire, iller, June 17, 27, Jo- now projected against Franco, and that wields Will
25, at Guildhall. Attoruey, Mr. Brown, Nei ou ulace
' attempted in vain in the year 1793 •; and the spirited
ctrv-road.
• W. Baker, Bri,ml.cabiner-nsaker, June 29, 90. July 25. at and eloquent language of Dr. Parr against 'the one
may perhaps be applied to the other : we tiserefore
Or flack Rock. Purtscuet, Alousnouth. Attornies, Mr. Nab,
Bernard.street. Ru sell-square; and Air. Piiillpotts. Monmo•itb.
t he follo w ing passage from a pamphlet (pp. 72, '73)
•Fr.man. wottna-tinder-Edge, Glouerstenhire, linen dra- copy
published in 1792, entitled, " Sequel to tki
parr, .lone 24. Atli 1.5, at the Raw lan, Gloucester Attar.
. Printed Paper," &c. to the Preface of which (p..,)
lea,
Mr Ta‘ler. Clement's Inn; and Mr. Youn Horsley.
G. Walker. Stock port, Clsester, fellmonger, Jane 21.2). July
•
•
,111, m ttsr Castle bas.. Attornies, Mr. Baddeley, the sulncription is S. Pair:-
Stockport ; nd Mes,N. NI ine and Parry, Temple. I "At er alt the intri ties orpolitict, all the devasta.
T. Bach, Island's' Y..radenny, Raduorshire, drover, July lions of war, and all the barbarous escesses of vle.
7, H, 95, at the Kinds trend, Kingston, Herefordshire. Attar-
nies, hewn. Haves and Banks, Kingston; and Mr. Pugh, Ber- spotism which disgrace the annals of mankind, the
card-sireet, Russell-square. black and lowering storm which threatens so in to
Chadwick Stanga e, Surrey, merchant, June 20, 27, July
95, at Guildhall. Attarnies, Mr. Hadfield, Alanchester ; and overspread the face of all Europe, and to overw selat
Mr. Hurd, Temple. in one common ruin every loose remnant and nary

DIVIDENDS.
July 4, J. 11. Hole, Islington, apothecary—Jnly 5, E. Wat
son, T. and G. Nelson, and G. Cooke, Love-lane, hosiers—
joule y 4, It, Lone tad, Cloak-lane, scrivener—July 4, M.
Levy., Fiat Smithfield, draper—July 4, R. and S. Tihbutt,
Leire‘ter, bookk..l.ers—Jaly 4, W. flora nod, Sun-wharf,
Wa ping. wliarflogrr—lnly 4, J. Lawrence and W. Fuller,
Bermond e'. s: hest, Bermondsey, glue and size manufacturers
July 7, J.. Mactuichael, T—Gitton, W. and J. Macmichael,
and A. M'Elath. Bridgennrth, Shropshir , carpet-manufac-
tneers—July 4, E. C. Adams, High-street. Mary-le-honne,
apothecary—July 4, T. Anderson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, toy-
wan—July R, 11. Forser, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer—July
4, W. Bryan, White Lion court, Birchin-lane, merchant—
July 4. W. Thomas, Plymouth, linen-draper—July 4, R.
Keeys, Fran , Sussex, shopkeeper—July 4. G. Young and G.
Glennie. Budge-row, merchants—July 6, H. Davis, Warmin-
ster, Wiltshi e. grocer—Jul S, R. H. Caicheton, Liverpool,
master-mariner—July 29, Jr P. Carsick. Sonihampton-row,
Bus4ell-square, werchant T uly 4, W. Kennerlev. . Holmes-chapel,
Cheshire, mercer— luly 15. J. Harks and J. Price, Wapping,
nail-makers—July 8, T. White, St and, Kent, coal-m.• chant
—July H. T. Browne, Savage-gardens, wine-merchants—July
Noad, Stratford, Essex, b .ker— rune 7, A. Goineertz,
Great Winchester-street, merchant —July 1, R. Beckwith,
Baldwin's-gardens, leather-cutter—July 5, Land E. Johnson,
'Fleet, Lincolnsh re, drapers—July 7, 11. Forster, Nesscas.le-
npon-Tyne. grocer—July 7, T. I lintoft. N w Maltnn, York-
shire, corn-fa, tor—July 7, J. Macmiehnel. T. Given, and W.
Macmichael......Bridgenorth, Shropshire,
_hankers—July 4,5,

faint vestige of liberty, constitittes • spectacle equally
new and tremendous.
" Even the tenets of Mr. Paine himself are yet'
less novel in theory, and yet less pernicious in Om:
tice, than the Counsels of these Sanguinary finstiti,
who would unblushingly and unfeelingly rouse the on.
sparing sword of foreign Potentates, and point
without provocation, without precedent, *Rift:lit any'
other plea than will, without any other end than' ty.
Teeny, against the bosoms of Front/linen contending
with Frenchmen alone, upon French ground alone,-
about French rights, French laws, and French govern.
ment alone.
" When it is urged, that Princes from their rela-
tion to Princes have a common cause, and a cause,
too, it is meant, virtually paramount to the rights of
subjects and of men, the obvious answer i. that,'
they who are not Princes have alio a commonair'e,
and the obvious consequence of (het answer it,. that
if they are true to themselves, their neighbotiiii, and
to their posterity, confederacy is to rise 14 ugainst;
. _ftdd i_4. .11J 4 r •

Walkus and T. AttwooJ, 01.1%winford, Wurces.erthire,
.ken.

CERTIFICATES-JOLT 4.

E and F.. Johrben; Fleet, Lincolnshire. drapers—W. 9. Tur-
ner, Bromley St. Leonard, Alidaleser, Roman vitriol manu-
facturer— A. Greaves, Qaeen-street. The:sonde, merchant—.f;.
Dwyer, Change-alley, broker—S. Sanders. Fleet-street, whole-
sale-perfumer—A. summing, Eastcheap, cnffee-dealer—
H.
Mills, Tollomptou, Devonshire, fellmong..r—.o. Swonnell,
little. Eastcheap, coffee icaler—W. Lowman, Newcastle-a pon-
Tyne. tailor—H. Stanley. Warnford-eourt. merchant—C. C.
Becher, Luthbury, merchant—A. A arun and S. Michael, Deal,
hatters.