ALPHABETICAL LIST of BANKRUPTCIES and DIVIDENDS, announced betwcen the 20th of July and the 20th of August, extracted from the London Gazettes. BANKRUPTCIES. (The Solicitor's Names are between Parentheses.) ASHWELL James Wallis, Colcheter, grocer. !Daniell, Colchefer, and Peacock Ely Place, Holborn Anderfon James, Gateshead Purham. grocer Bell and Broderick. Bow lane. Cheaplide, and Francis Seymour. Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ackland Nathaniel Union treet. Bishopgate street, worsted maker. Pophin. 20, Dean street. Soho, and Knight. Kensington Barnes Harriott, Wolverhampton, milliner. (Webb and Tyneall, Birmingham Brill William, Woodbridge, butcher. (Moore. Wood tock freet (Riddle, Wolverhamp filver ton and Williams, Staples inn Ballin Samuel Wotten-under Enge, Gloucefier fmith. (Shephard and Adlington, Bedford row, and Shephard, Bath Briggs Gregory Jeremiah Gravefend flopfeller. (Burt and winford John street Crutched Friars Bolten Richard Hort n York calico manufacturer. (Evans, atton Garden. and Crosby, Bradford Burrough Michael New Sarum, banker. (rney. Clofe, Sali ury, and like an White. Effex Dreet Strand Boreman Thomas, Bunhill row, calico glazier. (Edward and Lyon Great Ruffed freet, Bloomsbury Bull Thomas, Wadhurst hopkeep r ooper, Lewis, angley, Plumbtree and Foule and Palmer Doughty freet Bowler Eden, Edgware. bake. Acer, joomsbury Buckhurst Stephen, hammersmith carpenter. Drake Salter's Hall Can on freet Baker William an kate fhip builder. owiep, Chatham place Champion Paul Darnali, York, victualler. (Hall and (Righy and Thurgar, Clarke Wilim. Water lane. Tower freet, merchant. (Winbolt, Fore ftreet Cooper Matthew, south shields. merchant (Rainb idge, outh Shields; Bell and Brodrick, w lane cheap fur Child Thomas Rowas, Neath. Glamorgans, tanner," (Powell Neath. and Curcall and pear Gray's inn Cockill wiliam, and William Nowell ewsbury, York, curriers (Rylah. Dew bury, and Crosley, Holborn Court Corbett William, Token Houfe Yare, infurance broker. Reardon and Davis, Corbet court, Gracechurch Street Dulin Thomas, St. Margaret Hill Borough. jeweller, (Searle Child place emple Bar (Tho mas Bindle, Wolverhampton and C. Williams, Staple's inn Durham lexander, jun. Birminghain. grocer. Dalzell Archibald, Great Alie street Gordman's Fields, mirchit (Warrand and Wood, Cattle court, Bud row Dickins homas, South freet, Hanover fquare, tailor. Pawion and Wrattiflaw, Warwick Street, Golden fquare Dickins komas, Chapel place. South Audley freet, tailor. (Dawion and Wrattiham, Warwick freet, Golden fquare Downend Samuel Sheffield. grocer. and Kattage, Chancery lane (Thurgar, Sheffield, Dawes John William N. bie, Richard Herry Croft and Davis Morris Liverpool fhopkeeper. Brown ft eet, Mancheste and Hurd, Inner Temple Drake Francis, yihouth Dock, baker. (Elworthy, Plymouth Dock Earle John, Uxbridge hopkeeper. (Reanden and Davis. Martin, huli Fea John Khgfton-upon-Hull. merchant. (Meffrs. T. L. C. Fr, uli Fleming William, Birmingham, timber merchant. (Owen and Hicks, Bartlett's building, and Berwick, Bir ringham Fell Henry Watling freet, Manchester warehouseman. (Courteen wa brool Fande Samuel Henry, Sun Areet, warehouseman, (Howard and Abrahams, Jewry freet, Aldgate Hathaway William. Rodborough, Gloucefterfire, clothier. (Contable, symond's inn, and amburn, Stroud,. Gloucestershire Henning David Leicefter fquare, upholsterer. (Morton, Gray's inn fquare Hampton James, Woolwich, upholsterer. street. St. Mary's Axe (Ifaacs, Bury Hewett Thomas, John Dowding. and Jeremiah Hewett, clothfair, clothiers (Homes and Lowden, Cle ment's inn. and Lampard Warminder Harrifon Henry, Yo k, rope maker. (Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, and Martin, Hull Harrison William. and William Goft. Little Tower Greet, merchants. (Cooper and Lowe, Southampton buildings Haffell William, Manchester, grocer. (Hewitt and Kirk Mapchelter and Ellis, Chancery lane Hancock Abraham, Sheffield grocer. (Thurgur. Sheffield, and Battaye, Chancery lane Higgins William, Newport. ftocking manufacturer. (Smith, Wolverhampton, and Price and Williams, Old Suildings. (Lincoln's Inn Hebby William, Manthorpe, miller. Kerigan John. iverpool, boot maker. (Weddowcroft, Gray inn, Davies, Liverpool Lumb William and Thomas, Leeds, York, cabinet makers. (Granger 1 eeds. and Crosley, Holborn court Laycockhomas, Minories, flopfeller. (Adams, Old Jewry Lande Abraham, Leadenhall ftreet, hardwareman. Lawne Baxton of Weedon, Berks. hawker. Munt Thomas. Wallington, Berks Feltmonger and Son, Wailingford, and Price and Williams, Lin coln's inn Maffet William, Wotton Under Edge, Gloucefter linen draper. (Shephard and Adlington. Bedford row, and sheppard Bath Moore Henry, Bromley, taylor. (Young, Symond's inn Mitchell Jefe, Titchfeld, linen draper. (Willis Fairs thorne, and Clarke, Warnford court, Throgmorten ftreet Malleilien William, and George, Manchefter, cotton twist, dealers. (Halhead and Ainfworth, Manchester, and Milne and Pairy, Temple Martell John ouis, Lower Thames treet, merchant. (Crowder, Lavie, and Garth Frederick place Morgan John, Green Man, ayú till, Coppice row, Clerk enwell, victualler (Vandercom and Comyn. Buf Pritchard George, New Brees, Fetter lane, bricklayer. Chippendall, Great Qeen #treet, Lincoln's inn fields Pearfon John, yde Crafs. Manchefer. grocer (Bourdil ion and ewitt. Little Friday freet Chernfide Paul John Paddington street. pawnbroker. (Filke, Paif. grave place, Strand Pearon Richard. Tenterden draper. (Payne and Mor Pitt John, Coleman freet, auctioneer. (Wasborough, Phillips Thomas Melford Pembroke, merchant, Ainsworth Thoras, Blackburn, cotton manufacturer, Sept. 3 Alderton George, jya. Bury St. Edmund's, fationer, Sept F Alhney Rubert, Ashby de-la-Zouch. brickmaker. September 0 Bryan Robert, Greek freet, Soho, taliow chandler. Sep tember S Batchelor John. an John Petrie, Lark Hall Place, Surry, brilders. Tu y 21 Blhep Mulliner Robert and William. Cambridge woollen drapers Sept :5 Bowter William, fen, Caft'e freet. hatter, Augu Boyd Thomas, Buckingham Preet, Strand wine merchant, vent is Bubb John. Leadenhall Areet, hofer Auu Bruce Jahn, mater mariner, and ower of the Maria, now ly ng at the port of Hull. tput 7 Bigz Peter. Gloucester Terrace, Cannon kreet road, auc tioneer. Auguft 28 Barclay Tames, old road treet merchant. Auguft 29 Campbell Barnabas, Prin-efs Areet. Ratcliff Highway, ir france broker, Augu? 25 Critten J Halefwor h Suffolk. plum her. Auguft 18 Cottrill Femund, ju. Vine freet, bacon merchant. Cax El zabeth Olvetton hopkeeper. Sept. 13 Dyfan Robert Graves. Rofemary lane, viétuailer. Aug 1 Delauncy Angel Raphael Louis Blakeley. dye sept. ? Deornict Яaron Fon Edmund Griffith, and teremiah Donovan, Well treet, Weliciof. fupra, patent fuap maker. Auguf Dewhure Joho alifax, grocer. Aug 07 Dawes Join Witam ble, R chard enry "roft, and Davis amuel jun fa 4. ↑ okeeper sepe outh Audley street. tai Dibdin baries Strand, mufic fe ler vepr. 10 Wiliam, and Tohn Ply. Croodon. bricklayers, Sept. s Fuller the James. Yerford, fannkerner. epr. 19 Farn-fs Robert. Geir shorgia* iron foun en Sept. 10 Gould John arrinetan pap miker. Angul o Gonda I Thomas Phil tot ane me chant Sent OF Grton jame, Mancheter, me chiar 4 qui 18 Gitfon Gow Liverpool, pise maker. 9 pr. 8 Hari z sha chanr, s/pr.is Harrison Thomas, Camomile freet, fationer. Sept. 19 Ha-n f John, Addie freet, Woud @sert merchant, Narrow treet Limehoufe, tmber mer. Andrew. Little Portland freet. coach maker, #ills Osborn, Shoreditch, cheef-monger. Angut jo Hewi Gideon Sarimore a freet calor, Anant 18 Jones Richid fivef Chetre ham linen drager Sage 1 Jones Jehu John Corza and Henry Astor, Bucklersbury, merchanra, tant s Tackfon Samuel, Bermondfen freet, wudiftiplex, Sept. 4 Ker for Thomas Aliday. Noneh. ha ker, August 14 Koup Fredericus Cafper Ga en Row, Quid freet road, Kirkaatrick willam- and Richard Cort, Bread frees, warehousem a. Asant 30 Lamb fchn hepran with dyer. Anguft 13 Lane Lube Kingfclere. Hanrs, fhonkerper, Anugt 25 Mayning Mayning Slivefter. Manchester, merchant Auguft 20 Mots David. Ratcliff Highway, linen draper. Sept. 1 Mallard John, Bridol, merchant, Sept. 1 Nichu fon Henry, Chariton Crefcent, Iflington, merchant, Nichofon Francis. Eaft Renford mercer, August 30 Orain John, gà fireet, Borough,/cheesemonger, Sep- Olivant Thomas, Maneheer, Gilversmith, Sept. 4 Olivant William, Manchefter, cotton manufacturer, Sep. tember 4 Oates Edward Leeds. dry faiter. Sept. 24 Poulter William, Upper Thames Atreet, ftationer, Payler Thomas, Greenwich, merchant, Augufi 4 Pugh George. and James Davis, Old Fifh firect, chemifts, Plimpton John William Goddard, and James Plimpton, Partick Thomas, King Areet, Covent Garden, optician, Pavle Thomas, Greenwich, merchant, August 11 tember 15 Rock John. Weftmorland Buildings, taylar, Sept. 8 Redaidh Samuel, William, Jofeph, and James, Presbury. Rodgers Mofes. Tooting. victualler, Sept. 1 Sept. 4 Kent. dealer. Royfun Henry. Liverpool. druggift. August 20 Rhodes Samuel Newcastle Under Lyme, grocer. Aug. 19 Sinclair Archibald. Cattle court. Birchin lane, merchant. Shirt David. York. tanner, August 70 Sayer Jorph. Upper North place. Gray's ian lane. coach Scott John Davis. South Cadbury. Jobber. August 25 Spencer Abraham. Bafirghah street woollen draper. Aug. 25 Sadler Robert. South Shields. merchant. fept. 11 Saunders Thomas, Rorough Market. builder. August 27 Schnieder Richard, William Ulrick. White Lion court. Stratton George. Piccadilly. ironmonger. fept 11 Schnieder Richard; William Alrick; White Lion court Townferd John. Liverpool, merchant. Auguft ag Cotron Tim.fon John. Watfon. and John Baxter. Leicester. linen drapers. Sept. 22 Weichtner John Frederick. Angel court. Throgmorton street. merchant. Sept. 5 Wells Thomas, and George Owen Tuke. Bankfide. timber merchants. August 2 Wilton John. Jun. and John Williams. Longacre, coach makers. Auguft 18 Whittam Laurence, Market freat. Newport market. potatoe merchant August 4 Watinaugh Robert. and Robert Williamfon. Clapham. Livespool. bay boiler Augu 22 Wharton George. Northouram. York, calico manufacturer. Wilfon Jonathan. White Horfe street. Rattcliff. dyer. Auguft 25 Wright Charles, Aldgate. tobacconist. fept. 3 Watton John. and Paul Catterall. Prefton. cotton spinners. Willis James. George Morss Jukes. James Gray Jackson and Wilkins John. and Thomas Lucy, bafi ghali areet, factors. Webster Michael, Witham; builder: fept, 1 Worley Ifaac; jua, Fish freet hill, lien draper, fept, STATE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN AUGUST. smart under the exactions of the French, not withstanding their incorporation with Westphalia. The principal places are garrisoned with French troops, and this is made the pretence for renewing the war-contribution for three months longer. ITALY. The accounts from Messina to the 25th of June, represent the enemy's preparations for the invasion of Sicily as being complèted, and that though several of their gun-boats and convoys from Naples and Salerno, with artillery and warlike stores, had been destroyed, yet their small craft, to the number of 500, was secured by formidable batteries along the coaft of Calabria. The list accounts from our squadron employed on the coast of Calabria, state that we had been invariably successful in taking or destroying all the armed vessels or gunboats of the enemy that our flotilla engaged. The French have evacuated the Island of Fanu, to the northward of Corfu, which had been taken possession of by Captain Griffiths, of the Leonidas. The necessary measures have been taken for the blockade of the canal of Corfu, and from this time all the measures authorized by the laws of nations, and the respective treaties between his Majesty and the different neutral powers, will be adopted and executed with respect to all vessels which may attempt to violate the said blockade. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. A great battle is daily expected on the frontiers of Portugal between the English and Portuguese armies under Lord Wellington, and the grand French army under Marshals Massena, Ney, and others. King Joseph was, on the 26th ult. in the neighbourhood of Valencia, with an army of 30,000 men, with which he intended to form the siege of Tarragona. The Regency of Portugal, through British mediation, has purchased a two-years peace of the Dey of Algiers for 900,000 dollars. This piratical prince declared war against France on the 29th of May. In consequence of the interception of couriers with dispatches by the peasantry, orders had been issued by king Joseph for the erection of a number of forts, at stated distances, on the great road leading from Madrid to Bayonne. FRANCE. Paris, Aug 7. His Majesty issued on the 5th August, at the palace of Trianon, the following decree: Art. I. The duties upon the importation of the under-mentioned goods and merchandize are settled as follows.-By metrical quintal: the cottons of Brazil, Cayenne, Surinam, Demerary, and Georgia, long staple, 800 francs; Levant cottons, imported by sea, 600 francs; the same by land, through the offices at Co logne, Coblentz, Mayence, and Strasburgh, 300 francs; cottons from all other places, those from Naples excepted, 600 francs; those from Naples, the old duties; raw sugar, 300 francs; clayed or loaf sugar, 400 francs; hyson teas, 900 francs; green teas, 600 francs; all other teas, 150 francs; indigo, 900 francs; cocoa, 1000 francs; cochineal, 2000 francs; write pepper, 500 francs; black ditto, 400 francs; common cinnamon, 1400 francs; fine ditto, 2000 francs; cloves, 600 francs; nutmegs, 2000 francs; mahogany, 50 francs; Pernambucco wood, 120 francs; Campeachy ditto, 80 francs; dye woods, ground, 100 francs. Art. II. When the custom-house officers suspect that the declarations concerning the species or qualities are false, they shall send specimens to the director-general of our customs, who is to cause them to be examined by commissaries who have a knowledge of these branches, attached to the ministry of the interior; and who, in every such exami nation, shall be assisted by two manufacturers or merchants, chosen by the minister of the If it shall appear that the decla interior. rations are false, all the merchandize shall be seized and confiscated. Letter from the French Minister of Foreign Re lations, to Mr. Armstrong, the American Am bassador. Paris, Aug. 5, 1810. me. SLR.-I have laid before his Majesty the Emperor and King, the act of Congress of the 1st of May, extracted from the paper of the United States, which you had transmitted to this act, and other acts of the United His Majesty could have wished that. States that may concern France, had been always officially notified to him. The Emperor applauded the general embargo laid by the United States on all their vessels, because that measure, if it has been prejudicial to France, contained, at least, nothing offensive to her honour. It has caused her to lose her colonies of Guadaloupe, Martinique, and Cayenne. The emperor did not complain of it. He made this sacrifice to the principle which determined the Americans to impose the embargo, and which inspired them with the noble resolution of interdicting themselves the use of the sea, rather than submiz to the laws of those who wish to become its tyrants. The act of the 1st of March removed the embargo, and substituted for it a measure which must have been particularly injurious to the interests of France. That act, with which the emperor was not ace quainted for a considerable time after, interdicted to American vessels the commerce of France, whilst it authorised a trade with Spain, Naples, and Holland, that is to say, with countries under French influence, and denounced confiscation against all French vessels that should enter the ports of Ame rica. Reprisal was a matter of right, and commanded by the dignity of France, a cir. cumstance upon which it was impossible to m.ke make any compromise. The sequestration of all the American vessels in France, was the necessary result of the measures taken by Congress. At present the Congress treads back its steps. It revokes the act of the 1st of March. The ports of America are open to French commerce, and France is no longer interdicted to the Americans. In short, the Con-' gress engages to oppose such of the belligerent powers as shall refuse to recognize the rights of neutrals. In this new state of things, I am authorized to declare to you, sir, that the decrees of Berlin and Milan are revoked, and that, from the 1st of November, they will cease to be in force, it being understood that in consequence of this declaration the English shall revoke their Orders in Council, and renounce the new principles of blockade which they have attempted to establish; or that the United States, conformably to the act which you have just communicated, shall cause their rights to be respected by the English. It is with the most particular satisfaction that I inform you of this resolution of the emperor. His Majesty loves the Americans. Their prosperity, and their commerce, enter into the views of his policy. The independence of America is one of the principal titles of the glory of France. Since that epoch the emperor has felt a pleasure in aggrandizing the United States; and in all circumstances, whatever can contribute to the independence, the prosperity, and the liberty of the Americans, will be regarded by the emperor as conformable to the interests of his empire. Letters from the English prisoners in France, gives a most distressing account of the cruel treatment of those confined in the Castle of Bitche Bagdat, to places of trust and command in their armies. They have likewise been joined by several French engineers from Persia. The last intelligence received respecting Meer Khan, stated that his force had been reduced, by sickness and want, and that the natives, owing to the cruelty and rapaciousness of his troops, had become hostile to him. |