302; BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. eh - irks Moulin, of Sackville-street. Vt'e9tminster, ♦intner, 4ealer and chapman, from May 11 to June s, at ten, at Guild- ►: . THE NATIONAL REGISTER. BANKRUPTS. Richard Griffin, of Birmingham, draper. John Pacey, of St. Martin, Worcester, hosier. John Ryde, and Charles Campell Bulley, of Pope's Head y, brokers. • T.lOllllO Wilson, sen. late of St. Clement, Cornwall, ironmas 'ter. James Page, otSwafflam, Norfolk, common brewer. Samuel Oxley, of Pontefract, York, chymist and druggist. John Entry, late of Orange-row, Kennington-road, Surrey, shymist and apothecary. Joshua Watson, of Fisli•street-hill, merchant. )ohn Airs, of Timberscombe, Somerset, mealman. Ralph John Austin, of Great Saffron-hill, hrass-founde. William Pridham, of St. Martin's Churh-yard, Westminster, satinet-maker. 'lslionlab Collins, of Harvey's •buildings, Strand, printer. Christopher Hodgson Little and Thomas Little, of Carlisle, cotton-manufacturers. Peter Sowerby, of Liverpool, provision-dealer. :C.amuel Page, late of St. Martin's Chureli-Frd, dealer. Simon Binonifield Williams, of .Atistm-friars, merchant. Edward Morgan, jun. of Knighton, Radnor, woolstapler, John Jones; of Edmonton, wheelwright. Arthur Owen, of Bell-yard, London, stationer. Samuel Balky, of Blagdon, Somerset, victualler. Robert Hill, of Frome.Selwood, Somerset, cutler. Thomas Scott and William Jhrdan, of Pancras, builders. Willlam Borrows, of Manchester, horse-dealer. R it' hard 'Southall, Samuel Southall, and Benjamin Southall, et Dudley, Worcester, nail-ironmongers. • Isaac Goldharn Campart, late of Spread Eagle-court, broker. CERTIFICATES, MAY 28. • Ch ales Cummerow, of Billlter-square, merchant.—Matthew (:off, of Wandsworth, millwright.—George Murphy, of Bread reet, calico-printer..—William Carr, of Hythe, Kent, draper.— krecierie.k. Petersdorff, late of . Batton garden, Tarrier.—Gcorge Noton, of Derby, shopkeeper.—ltichard Easthain a,nd Richard Marsden,of Clit hero, I.ancaster, catico-printers.—George Henry Archer, of Queen-street, Cheapide, warehousenian.—Edward Coffins, of Sr. Mary Axe, hoot-maker.—William Kimbell, of Coswell-street, coal-merchant.—Mary Fletcher, of Liverpool, earthen-ware dealer—Robert Welsh and George Welsh, of I iv, rpool, brokers.—James Waterhouse, of Union -street, Mid dlesex, broker.-=Thomas David Rees, of Great May's Buildings, St. f‘' tat tin's-lane,.vic :nailer. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. tANKRDPTCY ENLARGED. Herman Ernst Sievers, of Hackney-road, merchant, from April 30, to June 18, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Lemay, of Penny-fields, Stepney, victualler. Jos ph Boraman, of Brighton-place, Ilaclaiey-road, flour t‘ctor. • John Flaxman, of Dean-street, Red Lion-square, cheese- Icor. ger. Robert Willis Hall, of Clement's-lane, merchant. Abraham Paice, of Bridgc-street, Lambeth, tea-dealer. 1 hurnas Robinson, of Liverpool, rricrch::nr. Uriab Haddock, of Bristol. c9lour.inanufactnrer. Panes Vandrant, of Bristol, dealer. Rose, of Stratford, dealer. Daniel Grimwood, of Kennington-lane, factor. Urilliam Thomson, of Manchester-buildings, Westminster, merchant Richard Blackmore, of Tottenhameourt-road, painter. William Taylor, of Beetles, Suffolk, batter. 'Thomas Pell, jun. of Maidstone, cooper. Mary Pons ford, of Drewsteington, Devon, spinster. Nt'illiam Fitch, of Surrekstreet, Strand, tdylor. George Dicker, of Northtawton, Devon, serge-maker. Thomas Beck, of Upton, Chester, brewer. David Thomas, of Picket-street, Strand, linen-drapper. James Hayward, late of Charing-cross, carpenter. Benjamin Allen, of Bedford, fcllmouger. Richard Allen, of Bedford, wool-buyer. William Shirvey, of Charlotte -street, Whitecharel, grocer. John Ault, of Love-lane, East-cheap, broker. John Routh, Thomas I.e Musurier, and Henry Lloyd Routh, of Austin-friars, merchants. Thontas Martin and John Edwards, of High Holborn . , black ing-manufac turors. ... John Prebble, jun. of Stratford I3ow, miller. Richard Wood, of Market -street,- James's Market, wine merchant. Johti Ellis Wood, late of Ashford, Kent, wine-merchant. William Cabburn, late of Lower Thames- street, victualler. Samuel Willshaw, of the City road, taylor. John Jones, late of Davies-street, Hanover-square. Joseph Stanley and Thomas Fleming, of Deal, ship agents. Thomas Leonard Brown, of Whitecross-street, leather pipe and fire bucket maker. Wm. Cousins, of Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, broker and underwriter. Elizabeth Duke and Frances Duke, of Eltham, Kent, linen drapers. Thomas Robinson, of Romford, Essex, printer. CERTIFICATES—Jos; E 1. Samuel Porter, late of Chesham, Bucks, mealman.—Thomas Clough, of Brantley, Leeds, Yorkshire, clothier.—Edward Evans, of Merthyr 1 idvil, Clamorgansbire, vailer.—John Arm strong, of High-street, Southwark, linen-draper.—Alexander Buehler, Tate of Basingkall-street, factor.-.-Charles Holmes, of Bull Head-court, Newgate-street, haberdasher.—John Phillips * late of East Stonehouse, Devonshire, stone-mason.—James Wain, late of Brixton, Surrey, clothier.—William Hesse.ll, of Gray's Inn-lane, grocer.—William Sharman, of Hoc,kley, War wickshire, corn-dealer.—William Hen dy, of Swansea, victual ler.—Francis Eveleigh, of Launces,ton Cornwall, brazier R. Soanes, late of Upper East Smithfield, provision-merchant. —Henry Moore, of Bromley, Kent, taylor.--7Edward Chance, of Bury -street, Bloomf.bnry, grocer.—li ugh Wagstaff, of Man chester, machine and spindle-maker.—Thomas Granger, of Long-acre, brais-founder.—William Mars.ten and Henry Mars,- den, of Manchester, rnanufacturers.—Thomas Cullman, of ockley, Surrey, shopkeerer.—Thomas Maynard Kukla, late o f Hammersmith, chemist.—John Wyatt, of Fleet-street, tat-. 10 w -chandler.—George Bertrand, of Prince's-street, Soho, taY l i w • • PROVINCIALS. Lust's Na:rualr.—Mr. C. Snout:aim:T., of Withdean, near Bt had a lamb lately ycaned by one of his ewes, that has three shoulders, five legs, and six feet ! and this extraordi nary little animal gambols with others of the flock, and is as healthy and as sportive as the most perfect amongst them.--- ( Not tingizara.review.) On Thursday last a match for 201. was run on the Spalding road from Boston, between Mr. Nkroon I lIORPE'S bay horse by Old Lance, rising six years old, and Mr. TiitnuAs WINTZR'S hay mare by Old Pagan, 10 or 11 years old. The ground of the race was from High-street.toll-bar to Spalding bar, 15 miles; the horse was allowed two miles start (making the distance IS miles from him), and was to be trotted only ; whilst the mare was to go the 1 5 miles at such paces as the rider should chuse. The race was won by Mr. WOODTHOR et's horse, which trot ted the distance in 52 minutes, carrying 14 stone. Mr. WIN.. TER'S mare went her distance in about 55 minutes, but the rider pulled up the last three quarters of a mile. The horse trotted the eighth mile in three minutes and a half. At starting, bet ting was 5 and 6 to 4 against hint.—(Nottinghain Review.) Last week an unfortunate chimney-sweeper's boy, about twelve years of age, was employed to sweep a chimney in Wakefield, which, as it appears, communicated by a flue with the fire of a neighbouring house. While the poor boy was in the chimney, the soot from the fire broke out into a flame, which spreading upwards, scorched the poor fellow so dread fully, that he fell down to the bottom, his flesh being completely blunt from his toes to his chin ; but though in that deplorable state, he survived in excruciating pain for five days, when he ex pired. on this subject, anun iberol reflections present themselves ; but we shall indulge in only one observation upon it, namely, that this melancholy catastrophe speaks volumes against the martyrdom of the present system of cleansing chimnies, and in favour of those Societies established at Sheffield, and in other parts of the kingdom, for doing away the necessity of climbing boys.—( Leeds Mercury). Several persons were mm:11 amused with an extraordinary sight, last Friday, in the orchard of Mr. GOGLAR, in Wliap load Drove. A cock was heard to make an unusual noise, and on the cause being sought into, it was discovered that the bird was maintail.ing a fierce conflict with a large snake, which re peatedly reared itself up and darted at its antagonist. The tight continued for some minutes, when a labourer in Mr. GOG. i AR's employ interp.:sed, and killed the reptile ' it was three fact long, but of what is considered the harmless kind, and the cock had received no injury.—(lVogiiv!izoni Review.) . Twenty-two silver coins were found, last week, in a field at m 01 11(.011, Lincoln: they are half-crowns, shillings, and six lic es of Queen ELIZABET H , and souls immediately succeed. lug English Sovereigns.