'lB John Giliam, Camhrid;e , merchant, Jal 7, at the Black Bull Inn, Cambridge. Ati Cambridge; and i‘le:i6r. Sandys and Ilortbii t rect. John Brown, Little Fast-Cheap, cheeSen 7, and March 7, at one, at Guildhall. A tt , Clement's Inn. llecittuld, London-street; Rate' Jan. 2`3, Feb. 4, and March 7; at ten, at (11 Nr. 3. Liwyard, Lower Chapman-road, Ne . James Bunter, Whitehaven, mercer,•Fel at eleven, at the Globe, IV hitehai:en. A ttt Whitehaven; and Mr. Clennell; Staple Inn David Davies, Carmarthen, ironmonger, 7, at eleven, atthe Bush Tdveh, BriAol. A 4..iray's Inn-square and MesSrs. Morgan au , ' DIVIDENDS. Jan. 31. J. Sayers, Upper North-plac , coach-tuLkers, at (en, at Guildhall. . Feb. 15. J. Sharlaud, Cock3pur-street, at Guildhall Feb. 18. R. Spottiiwoode, Austin-Friars at Guildhall. Feb. 21. J. Ward, Bermondsey; brewer, hall. Feb. 2. W. Goodwin ! at ten, at Feb. `2B. W. Lewis, Bond-street, woof , Feb. 28. T. Bawden, Redruth, Corn Vi Guildhall, London. April 15. IV. and M. Close, Leeds, dy , ball, London. Feb. 18. .1. nod W. E. King, St. Paul, mercer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb.2l. IV. Ttaylier, Jerinyn-street, to ball. Feb. 16. T. 11. Masterman, Pucklertb t eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 16. J. Oldham, Melton, Suffolk, the White Dart Inn, Wickham-market, Su; Felt. 14. A. Sinclair, Castle-court, I.lirt at ten, at g uildhall. Feb. 16. H. Nanteg, WarnfOrd-court, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 14. N. Rust, Rotherticid Peppard i at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 17. W. Parkes, Derby, coal-mue! K ines- Arens Tavern, Derby. Fch; 14. J. C. Meyrieke, M. Lyre. and Church-yard, narehousctuen, at twelve, Feb. 7. 11. Hart, Great Cortor-stree broker, at one, at Guildhall. • Feb. '26. J. Flanagan, Liverpool, marit Globe Taven, Liverpool. Feb. 2,7. H. Heery, Liverpool, tailor, tv -Tavern, Liverpool. CE Irr FICATES—Frn Peter !Capper, Bristol, haberdasher---J habcrtltober—J. Oldham, Melton, Stitiol! •ink, Frodsliam, Cheshire, corn-inercliai row-corner, ciirn-dealer—W. Wilson, - Shadtvell, merchant-44. Johnson, pea l Wad:friars-toad, cabinet-maker—J. L ctieesemonger. SATURDAY'S LONDON Admiralty Office, Jannare2B. His Majesty's Ship Fr SIR, December I His Atijesty's ships Franchise, Aurora mod Pert, Navin_ &:cidrntallv• met on the •in:7 !betaking of the to‘vti and port of Sum 'Vie operations of the Spanish Patriots IA st„ Domingo, 1 the next morning entered a the har:iour without any opposition, s.ls, ;igterably to die lig is hich I. have tk have sincere pleasure la repnrti to the. aqsista , :ce I - ea:lewd our Allies, I -suppose the col:interce of his Majesty's vi Muut ,1c tee:, as litunittta WAS 60 hit refs) THE NAtiONAL REGI S TER. JAN. 29. tn. 27, 31i and March vateers which have so long Infested the various passages to ttornies, Messrs. Gee, windward of St.. Domingo ; particularly so, as the enemy it, Cratiezenurti Ilea- were in the act of erecting batteries for their permanent estzt- bliShment, which, had they been completed, would, Irani monge t, J# l . n . 30, FM their position, havi soon rendered the place tenable against al- torney, Mr. Gregofy, most any force which might attack it. 1 hare allowed the French inhabitants to remain on their cliff-crbEs, Victualler, plantations, and assured them that their persons and property ,luild hall: Attorney, will be resqected by the Spaniards, for which purpose I have ew-rodd. entered iato an agreement kith Dou Diego de Lira, i Spanish eb. 7,8, ;tnd March 7, Officer, and authorized him, to hoist Spanish colours, and to tornies, Mr. Adamson, keep the place, in trust, until your pleasure is known. . 1. I have supplied them with stilt arms and ammunition as were Feb: 6,1, and Marsh taken in the privateers ; and Don Diego deems himself cannpe- Atternies, Mr. James, tent to repel any force which the common enemy might tie en- ud Litett, Bristol. abled to bring against him. I have ; &c. (Signed) C. DASH WOOD, Captain. riee-Admiral ROwicy, 4c: &c. &c. ce, Gfay's-Inn-Lane, List Of Vessels captured, by a Squadron of his Majesty's Ships lihtn-draper, at ten, and Vessels: at Samana, between 10th and 17th Plovemberis . NOS. .1 s; gcri yeller, at twelite, French schoanet privateer Exchange, Louis Tenn; Master, of 100 tons, 5 glens; and 110 mea 1 French schooner privateer r, at eleven, at Cuild- Guerrieri Dontinique, Master, of 90 tons, 5 guns, and 104 men ; French schooner Diane, of )60 tons, laden n ith fish, &c. French irs, timber-merchant, brig, name unknown, of 160 tons, laden with fish, &c, French. Sloop Brutus, of 50 tons and 5 men, laden with coffee, &c. len-draper, at ten, at The following Vessels were recaptured at the Mouth of the Erty by the Reizi :Deer and Pert, on the Morning of the leth Nocent. all, draper, at ten, at Tier, khetiristining j'ilt• the Harbour. English ship Jeannet, R. BradshaW, Mastet, of 10 guns and ?ens, at one, at Guild- 115 tons, hound from London to the Havannah, with hale goods, Sze ; Spanish ship St Erastno, A Gerona, Master, of 250 ton's, Covent-Garden, silk- from Ealaga to the Ilavannab, with wine, hale goods, &c. (Signed) C. DasitwooD, ;sitar; at ten, at Guild- Cap.ain and Senior Officer. The Gazette contains a letter from Cape is Casnbvi of his ity, *arthouSeman, at Majesty's ship Polyphemus, respecting the capture, its , Lieut. dra er at eleven at Daly, of the French National schooner, Colibry , of th r ee g uns, p, , commanded by a Lieutenant de Vaisseau , with a comp lement of Wild's. rchin-lane merchant 63 men: *One English MariMe (Samuel Crompton) was killed , , in the barge; and on the part of the enemy there were one killed and five wounded. A letter from Commodore Owen, of Throgtnorton-street, the Beagle, states his having captured La Vengeur French pri- vateer, of 16 guns and 48 men; she had made no captures. And 1, Oxfordshire, miller , s accounts from Captain Roo d , of the Indefatigable, state the cap- i ) pant, at eleven, at the tore of La Ciarisse French lugger privateer, of three g aits and -18 men; she had not made any prizes. --..........., F. Fulford, St. Paul's at Guildhall. PARTN ER Sli IPS DISSOLVED. !t, Brunswick-square, I. *ad R. Leech, Spotland-bridge, Rochdale; Merchants"- Keeton, Fox, Addy, and Mappin, Sheffield, forkmakers— Bally incr, at eleven, at the and ilurkinshaw, Kingston-npon-Duil, merchants—J. and 11. i Forth, and S. and W. Wallis, Bristol, biscuit-bakers-Loug at elei;en, at the Globe and E. and M. Edgell, Trnivbridge, Wiles, clothiers—J. and W. Pickard, Rose anti Crown-court, Moorfields, leather breeches- n. 14. manufacturers—Gibbons and Ruff; Sittinghourite, Kept, c.apen- ters—Dean and Burgess, Manchester, dealers in cotton twist — . C. Broaker, Poultry, J. and T. Baker, Lee, Cowper, aad Steitiheiser, Soho, paten. is, draper—J. Picker- tees of instant-moons light and tire—Robinson and Piper, Ilas- att—J . Barber, Spar- - . ' 's J- . • . I, Shakspeare-walk, tings, Sussex, tailors —.Ncvill and Wesley, Fyy-tatte, Newghte- street, Galloon-masufacturers—George, Davis, and II arris, r-tree-row, New -cut, Liverpool, sugar-refine , s--Burton ant(Cuminins, Kingston-upon- Lk;ns, Oxford-street. ' Dull. confectioners—W. W. and L. Jervis, Sheffield, iron• inoatsrrs—Fisher and Lee, Cheri aside, linen-drapers—Carringfau ... _ aticCßrampton, Ketteriag, .N s , rthampton, builders—Matthews t GAZETTE and Chaplin, Clifton, Gloucester, carpenters. • BA N K 1113 PTCY ENLARGED. :8, 1609. John Blythe, Bristol, merchant, from Jan. '2B to March 18. rauchi , e, Port Royal, BANKRUPTS: 1, 1808. Richard Morton, Manchester, dry salter, to siiriender Feb. /0,, i, Datdalns, Reindeer, 11, and March 11, at two, at the New Exchange Buildings, 10th ult. and conceiv- Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Johnsonand Bailey, Manchester. mana would facilitate Joseph Davenport and J., tin Finnel, Aldermanbury, mer- ,lockading the City of chants, Jan. 31, Feb. 11, and March 11, at ten, at Guildhall. 'd and took Possessioo Attorney, air. Warrand, Castle-court, Budge-row. together with the ves- Thomas Davenport, Derby, linen-draor; Jan. 31, :Feb. 11, he honour of inclosing. anti March li, at ten, at Guildhall, Londoit. Atttsrbey, Mr, tin.;, that, in addition Warrand, Castle; , cottrt, Budge-row . . have every reason to Sarah Stanley; Derby, grocer, Jam. 31, Feb.ll, anti Mardi NilltieCk will now pass 11 , at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. A Cturueyi 11r. Warraddi 6 5z , ... for the host of psi-i Castle-court, 11ndge;rowsi