~~ 1 IMMO in The faculti daily and attained a has cession, street, H -- rii... works, reticle' ii , w , rash' the TOilti gr , ster 1V at Sarre , ti ai lounnan t V% +W'.,r. 586 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 11, UARTMQEAKE.—A few minutes before two o'clock in the ' Oct. 8. Edward Whitehead, New-road, Tottenbam.eo art , morning of Friday se'nnight, the shock of an earthquake was felt Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhalh vet) , sensibly in the town of Whitehaven and neighbourhood, CERTIFICATES, SEPT. 27. esti tbe agitation, according to tbe most minute observations res- JosepliTidma.nb, New County Terrace-row, New Kept Road, pectins it, continued from three to five seconds. A young woman lately walking out in the neighbourhood of Surrey, builder.—Samuel Watkinson, Liverpool, brush-manu- facturer.—Joseph Croft, Great Trill, Devonshire, horse-dealer. f h ro a m ving Ca r p a t p a t in ured Up t t h o e n, F o re f a h c i hs Scarborough, with two young children under her care, belong- Ma ( j T es ti t e y, Ga s sh z i et p te s c y o b n i lag to a family upoa a visit to that place, was met by a gypsey ta llC iai st a at l i e n t g te h r is man, with an ass, who forcibly took the children from her, and carried them away. The girl, finding herself incompetent to corvette L'Espiegle of 16 guns and 85 men.) rescue them, ran immediately back to the town and gave the amanialasamou alarm. Several persons were instantly dispatched in quest of SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. the man, some of whom overtook him, and succeeded in forcing him to give op the children, though not before he had received sssinmsa-- * hearty drubbing. One o f them he had stripped of his cloaths. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. LONGEVITY—There are now living in the parish of Finders, Ding and Venables, Brewer-street, Golden-square, stationers. in Sussex, three persons, whose united ages amount to 266 years. Williams and Morton, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, printers. The youngest is a labouring man, aged 85, who retains all his Pocklington, Dickinson, and Hunter, Newark-upon-Trent, faculties unimpaired, and without let or hindrance, follows his bankers. Bagnall and Hammond, Manchester, silk and tco ton daily occupation. The next is a female, who enjoys perfect health manufacturers. Canter and Cowlin, Bristol, masons. Mary and spirits at the age of 90. And the third is a man who has Hargraves and Garthorrn, Old-street-square, St. Luke, calico- attained his 91st year. He frequently walks eight or ten miles printers. Hadfield and Swire, Asbton-under-Line, cotton-spins a day, and is remarkable for the tenacity of his memory. He ners. W. Wright and J. Wright, Bread-street, Cheap s id e , has followed four clergymen to their graves, who had in sue— warehousemen. Meddowcroft and Stanley, Gray's-Inn, attor- cession, officiated at his parish church for upwards of 70 years. flies. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Anthony Jeffery, Thornford, Dorsetshire, jobber. BANKRUPTS. ..—......—. Joseph Hemingway, Chester, printer, to surrender Oct. 12, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 13, and 22, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Cbcster. Atha- Watts and Palmer, Cheapside.—Ravis and Rickman, High- nies, Mr. Garner, jun. Chester; and Mr. Huxley, Temple. street, Southwark, upholders.—Chaster, J. Melhuish, and A. Robert Wellspring, Gosport, vintner, Sept. 21, at one '22, at H. Melbuish, Totness and Dartmouth, Devonshire, whip-thong eleven, and 0ct. 22 , at one , at the Blue Posts Inn , Poiut ofiParts- manufacturers.—Hewitt and Ward, Wood-street, Cheapside, mouth. Attorney, Mr. Callaway, Portsmouth. ribbon-dressers.—Day, Hall, and Day, jun. Dewsbury Iron- Thomas Waddilove, and Joseph Waddilove, Bath-place, New works, Yorkshire.—Brumfit, Littlewood, and Brumfit, Leeds, Road, Middlesex, statuaries, Sept. 17, Oct. 1, and 22, at ten, at carpet-manufacturers. Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Tebbutt and Sbuttlewortb, Gray's BANKRUPTS. Inn-square. Moses Gould, Dickleburgh, Norfolk, woollen-draper, to snr- John Collip, Great Portland-street, St. Mary-le-bone, uphol- starer, Sept. 17, 24, and Oct. 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Atter- render Sept. 13, 22, and Oct. 18, at four, at the Angel Inn, ney, Mr. Allen, Carlisle-street, Soho-square. Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Foster, Son, and Untbank, Nor- William Aires, Fenchurch-street, boot-maker, Sept. 17, 24, wick. and Oct. 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Air- James Entwistle, Dunnishop-factory, New Accrington, Lan- street, Piccadilly' cashire, cotton weft-spinner, Sept. 29, at fi ve, 30, at eleven, - William Frederick Ogilvy, Minories, druggist, Sept. 23, 24, and Oct. 18, at five, at the White Horse, Clitheroe, Lancasbile. and Oct. 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Meredith Attornies, J. and E. Parker, Clitberoc; and Mr. Dixon, Nas- and Robbins, Lincoln's Inn. sau.street, Sols. DIVIDENDS. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 29. John Tyson, Liverpool, tallow - chandler, at one, at October 6. Benjamin Mountfort, Walsall, miller, at inciseat the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. November 19. William llorn and Richard Jackson, Redcross - Oct. 5. William Bacon, Shef f ield, grocer, at eleven, at the street, Southwark, distillers, at one. at Guildhall. rostine Inn, Sheffield. October 5. John Goodwin, Sheffield, carpenter, at one, at the Nov. 12. Andrew Inter, and John Holding, Wentworth-street, Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Whitechapel, sugar-refiners, at ten, at Guildhall. ovember 12. Richard Atkinson, Henry Wafters, and William Sept.pt. 27. John Beale, Southampton - street, Camberwell, Surrey, mathematical instrument-maker, at twelve, at Guild- Ord, Fenchurch-street, wine and brandy merchants, at twelve , at Guildhall. hall. October 5. Benjamin Read, Bridgewater, taylor, at elesen, Nov. 15. Francis Oliver, Tottenham Iligh-Cross, Middlesex, at the Angel Inn, Bridgewater. :rocer, at twelve, at Guildhall. November 12. John Merrick and Samuel Hoskins, Mark-lane, Nov. 12. Frederick Imbert Terry, Bowling-street, Westmiu- merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. 'ter, rectifying - distiller, at one, at Guildhall. October 4. Henry St. John, Tytking of Penaycross, Devon„ Nov. 12. Spencer Compton, New-street, Bishopsgate-street dealer, at eleven, at the King's-Arms Inn, Plymouth-Dock. Without, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. November 8. Benjamin Betts and Ann Smith, Basingliall• Nov. 12. John Johnson, Holborn-hill, linen-draper, at ten, street, factors, at one, at Guildhall. it Guildhall. • October 1. James Bradshaw Hungerford, Berkshire, malt- Nov. 12. Win. Eland, and Walter Phillips, Lambeth-road, stet., at ten, at the Bear Inn, Hunte r surrey, leather-dressers, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov, 12. Jeremiah Counellan, Brown's-buildings, St. Mary- September 30. Edward Cliff, Whitstable, dealer, at ten, at the Guildball, Canterbury. k se, merchant, at twelse, at Guild ilia'. October 1. Matthew Lee, Wellington, scrivener, at ten, at th e Nov. 12. William Drake, Gutter-lane, warehouseman, at ten, Old L on d on I nn, E xeter. it Guildhall. Nov. 15. Daniel Inwood, Lower Thames-street, oil and co- CERTIFICATES, OCT. 1. ourman, at twelve, at Guildhall. Richard Rayner, Birmingham, button-maker.---Ashton Stan- Nov. 12. John forth, Norwich, upholsterer, at eleven, at field, Scatecliffe, within Accrington, Lancashire, calico-Print"' guildhall. —Mama.: Dixon, Birmingham, money-scrivener.—Johu Wroe, Sept. 28. William Grovenor, Bristol, sugar-refiner, at eleven, Ferrybridgc, Yorkshire, coal-merchant. t the Bush Tavern. Bristol. Oct. '25. Mary Williams, Milk-street, to victualler, at ten, at tin a Memorandum to the Gazette, his Majesty h as g rante d d the 24th Regiment of Light Dragoons, his gracio us p erm ' s- :iuild hall. sten to hear in its colours, and on its appointment, Oct. 1. William Chrisp, Cockspur-street, Charing-cross, per- with the word " Hindoostan" inscribed around it, in comtnenthe miler, at ten, at Guildhall.in the miler, of the distinguished valour displayed by this corps . Sept. 2i. 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