THE NATION •-• 24. ..~,,1511a is ...- ~ - AZ EITN. lc% • BANKRUPTS. •I. Welsh and T. Career, of Great St. Thomas Apostle, and New Compton-street, London, embossers and call/lidera:l. R. Hitl, of 11..d/Icsfield, Worcester, tanner. $. Buzicard, of Worci.ster. grocer. I. Harrison, of Re , lntss, York, miller. W. Twemlosv, of ‘Vtiminvtiiii, Chester, drug-vender. J. Oallinoire. ion• of tlie llewil. Stafford, dealer and chapman. E. Keist and 14-. n ,, of Mark-lane, wine and spirit merchants. J. Ho/Mall, ist FLroiitigham, draper. T. S .rfotd, ut I.,keter, victualler. J of Ellesmere, Salop, currier. T. Smith, of Wood-street, Cheupside, warehouseman. Cutterell and S. Cotterell, of High 11011).,ni, paper hangers. T: Siatter, of Ilininster, and W. Slitter, of West Dowlish, Somerset. J. Mullett and JO. Mullett, of Ikninster t Somerset, Gas and tow sp:n nets. W. Reynolds, of Oilstone, Staffird, japanner. f. Dalby, of the Newarkc. Leicester, hosier. of Derby, ircike t p c f. J. E. 11.,oltorpo k , of ~ fort, firond•street ; merchant. C. King, /it .r..er.st reel, SCV4-11 orals, victualler. 1 CH% rpey, juit. of lialount.street, Lambeth. Surrey, linen draper. . J. Woos/len, of Fote Street, Lambeth, %%biting manufacturer/ E. y aks , /.1 II ,Iy..ell. b iteet, Slwrediteir, pewterer. J. Taylor, of Worship -street, Aliddlesex, card-maker. SATIIRDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. EANKRUPTS. W. and T..plieley, of Tavistock-street, Covent-Garden, linen-drapers. li. Fowler, of dill-Wall, Litnehouse, shipwright. T. S.rutt. of C.,leliester, plumber. S. Cropley. of Fa!kinghom, Lincoln, innholdee. J. Finch, jun. lute of Itufford, Lancaster, mobster. .1. Ti pson, of Worth, Sussex, tut-alsnan. 3. Parker and H. Holloway, of Gusset-place, Ruston-square, builders. H. Do *nee, of Bruton-street, Bond -street, milliner. J. Spencer, lute of Mokeney, Derby. nail-manufacturer. J. Dewar, ut Stamford, I.irscolsi, upholsterer. J. Currey, of V.irlbs, Somerset, tallow-chandler. .1 Jones, of Catiterineostreet, Strand. cabinet-maker. W. Freeman. of St, Mattin'alp-Graud, chemist and druggist. J. %larks, of the New-road, Firoy-square. coach-maker. AV. Calming, of mercer. E. Hathaway, late of Ilirrn;nulmin, liquor-tuerchatst. 34. Mo n s, of Nuitinglioni, innkeeper. 1. Potts, H. Cooke, and R. Potts, late of Colemun-street, merchants. G. Gray. of (3racechurcli-street, hardwatetuan. H. .1. Iluto, of Esntog, 5c.11 . ..1k, miller. G jolt. 0( CI utopia'', Manchester, botcher. 'l'. Welsh, of Nuneliam C..l.:triev, Oxford, innliolder. 2. Homey, of F,41 Somerset, shopkeeper. Swalin i of Shillind, Salop, breeches-soaker. 3 Smith, of Portsmouth, snip chandler. J. Worsen, of Ilishopsgate-stteet-within, ship-broker. J. Chambers, of Sheffield. cutler. 1). Godwin, jun. of Newport, Monmouth, coal-merchant. C. E. Jones, of 1 1 / a tistield-place, Kentish-t.ovit, tanner. J. Leinoine, late of Oxford-street, hatter. Tyertuon, of Brist..l, silk-mercer. A. flociwou, of Fenchurcli-strew t, merchant. it, oVfilitcy, Norfolk. turner. J. and VV. Jackson, of Cousin-lane, i:on-ms rdients. J. [dine, of itliingsley, Hereford, further. G. laclhoefer, of Islington, merchant. r 'A•: A Correspondent recommends to the proprietors of the more than " post haste" stage toadies, though they may have ha feeling. for their horses, at least to have some for their passengers, and hu►nan&ly employ a surgeon or surgeon's mate, discharged from the navy., to ride with the coachman, in order to reduce tho ptobolt fractures of their adveatu sods travellers. ti R MIST Ell. NOV. 12. THE NATIONAL. REglisc.r7R. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1815. HOSTILE ACTS OE" I'llE AMERICANS. Our trans-Atlantic friends, if friendship is ever to be et. pectcd from that quarter, seem to watch eagerly for every opportunity of quarrelling with us. American Papers to the Bth ult. contain the account of an outrage which is of course represented to have been committed by our troops, but in which, notwithstanding the art and hostility of the statement, it is evident our men only did their duty. It is pretended that in pursuing some deserters within their lines, a British guard searched houses, stationed guards, and on one occasion fired at an American citizen. lii consequence the Americans took up arms, pursued the guard, and took one of our officers prisoner, whom they keep in confinement until we release a British soldier that deserted from us, and whom we seized and carried off. The following is the article we have alluded to : MON THE AISIFIIIC-AN OFFICIAL PAPFIh TIIE NATIONAL INTELLICENCER ) OF OCT• 8. " We are sorry to perceive, from the Western Papers, that though the savages at Detroit have received the news of peace with much apparent sincerity of satisfaction, ill blood continues to exist in another quarter: The British on one side, and our people on the other, at Detroit, - are far from being cordial to each other. The British soldiers desert to our territories whenever they have an'opportu. nity, which irritates the British Officers, who do not con ceal their feelings. On a recent occasion, it appears, a British guard pursued some deserters Within our lilies, sea rclvsd houses, and stationed guards on the roads, one of whom fired at an American citizen. Justly enraged at this outrage on our Sovcrcisi:(9 2 it is statedfthat our citi zens took up arms and pursued the aggressors, from whom they took an officer, who, it is said, is to be held in con. finement until the British release a man (ONE of T/lEIR DESERTERS), whom they seized on our side and carried off with them." " BOSTON ) OCT. s.—Captain Howland, arrived here yesterday from Cadiz, states, that Lord Beresford em barked from that place for South America the 24th cf August, in a small vessel chartered by himself., the Re. gency having refused to accommodate him with a vessel, and that on taking his departure, he Was attended by a very numerous and splendid escort." An article dated Baltimore ) .Oct. 1, ntentie►ns the cap- --••••! ONAL ,pers, news 1 ) ill- ritish , are Idiers , ortu. : cou- rs a Inc of ed at r eiti- whom I Con. ill UR ed off here 1 eol- ith cf e Re• resse], by a cap- ..-410r-