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zurtrthitz, INTELLIGENCE. PENZANCE, NOVEVIBER 7. . In confequence of an exprefs received at the . Cullom Houfe this morning, of a (hip being wrecked to the Eallward, within the limits of this port, fome of the Officers proceeded thither, in order to render affiftance (if neceffary) for the prefervation of What property might be raved from the, wreck : the fbip proved to be the tranfport No. 42, called the James and Rebecca, of London, RtlllEtT Rocrierrta ,rafter, returning frnm Monte Video with troops, conning of about 180 of the gth Light Dragoons, befides the (hip's company. I am very 11. try to ac quaint you that lag night, about half pall ten o'clock (during a very fevere gale) the was driven on the rocks, near Mullion, about five miles from Helfione, and, melancholy to relate, between 3o and 40 of the brave men who fought fo nobly in South America, feveral women, and fome of the (hip's company, found a watery grave in fight of their native (bore. I am happy, however, to inf"rm you, for the facia• (;Rion of their friends, that the Captain and his fon, and every one of the Officers of the Dragoons, are all landed fafe ; the chief mate, poor fellow, died about four hours previous to her driving afhore, in confequence of a wound or vi• lent bruife he received (accidentally) about ten days fince, which caufed a mortification: the wad want to pieces about two o'clock, P. M. of this day, and fcarce any thing is Caved from her worthy notice, except our brave countrymen as before (fated. PLYMOUTH. NOVEMBER 9 Sir SIDNIT SMITH arrived here this dav, and boil ted his flag on board the Lotions, of 98 guns. Ar rived the RALEIGH ii op of war from Oporto, which place fist left on the 3 tit ult. at which time the Britith property was all embarked, and about to fail under convoy of his Majefty's fhip LAVINIA. Sailed the HOUND bomb with a convoy for the Downs. Came in the Danifh brig Maria, Captain Hozsr ' from Cadiz, with wine, detained by the Happy Return privateer ; Daveniflr, Captain MAYNE, from Opo.. to with wine,for London ; Canopus, Capt. KERTLAND, from St. Thomas's, bound to Copenhagen, with eaffee, fugar, and tobacco, detained by the indefa tigable privateer ; the American brig Kitty, belong. ing to Le Roy and Co. from New York to Cher. burgh, with fugar and cotton, detained by a privateer. .—Fottrtov•orr, of 84 guns, and PLANTAGENET, of 74 guns, from the Channel fleet ; NAIAD, of 36, Enimice, of 24, and ALCMEN s, of 32 guns, from a eruize. The BIADICEA, of 36 guns, paired up Channel yefferday with a fleet from Oporto and Lif bon, confifling of 32 fail. Sailed the BRITANNIA cutter, of to guns, with a fleet of viduallers, for the Channel fleet in Torbay. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER to. Arrived his Majeßy's fhipttlaacessus from the Downs ; and the BOADICEA from Newfoundland ; afro the Ant, BRANDON, (one of the UNICORN'S con voy) from Monte Video. The wind has blown hard all day from the S. and S. S. W. feveral velrels have been driven from their anchors ; the Douglas and a brig have come into harbour with the lofs of anchors aid cables. Wind W. DOVER, NOVEMBER to. 'This afiernorn the (hip Adeline, of Pollan Capt. TROTT, from Charleßon, palled by for Lon don :on the estli of Gather fpoke the (hip Pofeverance, of New Yorlt, bound to Plymouth. in ht. 38. long.. ss. 33. 0/tolser 31, (poke the chip Trompenfe, of ad horn Philadelphia, bound to Hamburgh, 411..0. long. 30. a 6. Nov. 1, fell in with the wreck di the (hip Golden Rule, of Wifcaffet : all her malls gone by the board, and full of water no perGm on board, lat. 48. 32. lOng. a 6. 35...—Palred by alfo this ttemoon, a great many flips from the Weßward, and to the Downs.—Wind Sontb, and blows very bard, with heavy fqualls of rain. DEAL, NOVEMBZR Arrived the SKYLARK !loop, and brought in with her a Beall French lugger, having on hoard about forty mesh which the captured daft in with the North Foreland, after a 'dace of four hours. The SKYLARK ihOE away her mainosaft, or in all probability the would have efcaped. Rear Admiral KEATS, in his Majelly's 114 SUPERB, arrived in the Downs this afiernoon from the Baltic; the faluted Vice Admiral ROWLEY on her arrival; which was returned by the Vice Admiral. Arrived the Aansur, of 64 guns, from the River Plate, having under convoy the Ocean, Lord Eldon, and Lord Keith EaR India. men, two of which are failed for the River; ANT fchooner. from . P:Artimouth ; Mora BY gun brig, from a cruize off Boulogne.—Sailed the KANGAROO and CALYPSO flops, on a cruize off the coati of France. Amato in the Downs—The Primers of Orange, the Centaur, Salmis, Canada, Ponspee, Brunkvick, Maids, Ardent, Ganges, and Valiant. Mips of the line; Clyde frigate; Prevoyante Bore lip ; Royalift and Skylark fl000ps; Tickler. Cracker, Monkey, and Petter gun brigs, with four fail of Dania line of battle Blips Ord two frigates—s Wind S S.E. and glows hard. SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 8. The notes from Copenhagen are now receiving into thefe depofitoties, the quantity will be immenfe, 111 neatly 63 lbips are already ordered here to be un loaded. There are orders to mark all the (tom with the King's mark, and to value :hem, and ufe them immediately for his Majefly's fervice. An additional number of labourers have been entered, and a party of foldiers daily do duty in the dock yard on this fervice.—Mr. How is appointed an extra clerk in the Survey office, and Mr. FENSIIAW is appointed to a fimilar fituation in the Senrekeepet's Office.—Se veral patties of the Guards have landed in the dock yard, from lighters and tranfrrts, in the courfe of Lift week, and they now regularly mount guard as heretofore. The Gveeitteee, nt 38 guns, will be itadoeked the next fpring tides, having had a thorough repair ; and the Rotaut.us will be taken into the fame dock. YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER re. The Ship mentioned yeßerday proved to be the itssoLurinii, Captain at/Kt.-row, from a cruszt.— Arrived, the Elven, a Danifh corvette, one of Adm. ral GAMBIEII''S prizes : the tranfports remain wind hound. Several of the tranfports which failed from hence on Saturday lA, have received a deal inf d , image in a g a l e on S un d a y l a n. The Brothers, Capt. COLTMAN, of and from Hull, with coalard hale goods for Gibraltar, is on Shore on the Barber fiend; the cargo will be faved ; bat, Should the "lnd blow Rrong, the mutt become a w rec k,— kV;tid S.S.E. MULL, NOVEMBER 9, The tranfports Hornby and ftofinz i .havini part of the King's German Legion - (font) on beard. failed from hence on Saturday, for the Downs : Friday morning fe'nnight, the. Earl of Dalkeith: 'Octet, Watiaca, bound from Hull to Leith, unfortunately 'truck on a reef of rocks off Boomer, and !bon af terwards funk in deep water. Part of the crew took to the boat. and got fate on 'bore ; the remainder confifling of the mailer and two feamen, got up the matt, where they hung for two.hours, when a buat from the (bore happily reached them, and refcned them from their perilous fituation. It is remarkable that one of thefe men thus providentially taken off the matt, and a fecond time refcued from A watery grave, was one of the furvivors of the crew of the Leith Packet, wrecked in the fpring near the entrance of the Humber, as being fortunately faved by the Berwick Packet, Captain Jamissow, after hanging near thirty fix hours upon the rigging.—Several col liers and other coalling veirels were taken latt week hyFrench privateers on the Norfolk coati. Some were obi - a -tied by the naked eye to be taken of Hat brough. LEITH, NOVEMBER 7. The hoop Annabella, of Greenock, from Glaf gow to Sligo, with coals, was wrecked on the 22d ult. in Kidala Bay. The hoop Anne, Acs.rw, of Greenock, from Liverpool to Weapon, put into Holyhead the 24th ult. leaky. Saturday the body of a man, apparently a feaman, with brown jacket and long blue trowferr, and the left fide of the Ikull fraeured, was thrown afhote :liar Ardmore. It appeared to have been long in the water. We ale forry to Rate that, in the violent gale on Tuefday morning, a veffel was feen to go down about three miles north of the bar of Ayr, the parti- culars of which will be found in the following letter : " Ayr, November 3. " I have now to inform you of a very melancholy Winds which happened off this harbour this morning. A brig was rem to the foathwird of the bar carrying a good deal of fail, it was then blowing very hard trom the N W. The wild Rood to the north ward, and of courfe was getting more in With thr land ; about to o'clock, A M it came on to blew a hurricine, the veffel had then taken in all fail except her two dole real top-fails, and fore and aft main.fail• -it was then very fqually, and about half part ten o'clock The was feen to 4o down off the Black Rock, which is about three miles to the northward of chit. About one o'clock two water calks came on more with Mercury cut on them, and, by three o'clock the whole beach from the harbour fouth to the water of Demon, was covered with wreck, fuels as malts, yards, 8:c. as alto lemons, oranges, and corkwood. Three pipes of wine have come on more entire, and as many Raved. There has none of the corpfes come on more, or nothing to give further confir mation of the veffel than the water calks : a detached party from the nt ft regiment has been Rationed on the cord, to prevent de• predations and coiled the wreck. A guard is to be on the more all :tight. 1 will endeavour to fend you further particulars to morrow. a P. S. I have full been informed that more wine is come on more fince dark, and a quantity of ladks clothes." WEYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 7. Arrived—His Majefty's fhip Pluto. Richard Janverrn, from a cruise; his Majeftra fhlp Humber with a fleet of coulters. bound to the weilvrard ; Leopard revenue ember, John Smith, from Guerafey Nancy, Robert Young; Prince of Wales, J. Drum • mond ; Matura,l William Hail ; and Mary, T.Green. rom Sun. derland with coal,; Good Intent, R. Thatchcli, from Poole with corn, &c Brilliant, William Court, from Guernfey ; Duke of York Excite cutter. Captain Samar:, from a cruise ; Cbefter field Pelt Office packet. S. Wood. from Guernfey with a mail and paffengers. Sailed—His Majefty's chip Pluto, and Liberty brig on amiss; Greyhound Revenue cutter, R. Wilklnfon,for Guern fey ; William, Wm. Langan' r and Anna, J. Williams, for Ply mouth with corn ; Phcafant, Boynds, for Portfmouth; Wil ham and Francis, Wm. &ale, for London, grocery trader; Alert extra packet, D. Putron, for Gocrofey, with paffengers ; General Doyle, Poft Office packet, Capt. Piper, with mails and paffengen, for Guernfey and Juicy. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIi,E MONEY. The Thifbe, for the Providentia and Commercicum, captured on the sr tit and troth of May, tB:6, will be paid on her arrival ; and recalled at No. 3, Clifford's Inn, on Wednefdays and l'hurf days for three months to come. The Ariatine, for the Vrow Hendricka, captured on the 4th, and the Berindina, on the 24th Sept. !Sob, will be paid on•her arrival; and recalled at No. is, Throgmorton•Qreet, for three months to come. The Vanguard, for l'Papillon, captured Dec. 6, no 3, will be paid to.morrow: and recalled an Mondays and Thurfdays for three years. The Conquernr, for le Cefar, captured July tS, ao6, was paid yefterday. and will be recalled at Mr. Line's, Plymouth, on Turf days and Fridays for three month% The Growier, foe nine Chafe Mathes, captured July x 9,1807, will be paid on her arrival : and recalled at No. 9, George-ftreet, Plyniouth, for three months. The Tnnnant, for l'Efperance and Vigilant, captured May at, will be paid on Monday next, at No 3, Salters' Hall -court, Cannon ilreet, where it will be recalled on Mondays and Thurf days for three years. His Majefiy's fhip Pasvorawra, from Malta and Gibraltar, is arrived in the Downs : fhe brings no news of any kind. No account had been received t f Admiral COLLINGWOODPS fquadron, at Malta, nn the 25th of September. The following veffels were de tained and fent into Malta, between the 21a of Au guit and 26th September, viz.— Me St. Michael, Simone, from Leghorn to Maim; the Hen deka Margaretta (a Dane), Has, front Triefte to St. Thomas's; the Amazon (American), Page, from Alicant to Leghorn; the Shipcarpcnter (American), Meyer; the Juliana (American), Col lins, both from Sicily to Marfeillcs ; the Bclle Air (American), Glen, from Algeziras to Meffina ; the Two Brothers (a Danc), Holes, from Gergenti to Liffion ; the Semiramis, —, front bon to Hume ; the Enigheden (a Dane), Mogen, from Trepani to Trlcite ; the Fidelity (an Atntrican), Dunn, from Porentouth to Tricße ; the Daniel IA/banner (a Dane), Sorendcr, from Co. penhagen to Naples ; and the Ettoirc, Midainch, from Cephalonia to Triette. The Juno, ('aims, from Bilboa, is loft near Jerfey. Crew faved. The Camilla, I.l,;htburn, from Newfoundland for Barbados, upfet off St. Lucia on the 15th Septctr.ber. TbeComftantia Maria (a Dane), from the Inc of France, is cap tured and carried into rowey. 'Tbc Jane and Rebecca (a tranfport) front Monte Video, is loft near Helitone. The Fly Bacon, has been taken, retaken, and carried into Malta. CtIVILTS MARTlAL.—Saturday a Court Martial was a ff embled on board the Maomanttss, at Sheer nefs, to try Lieutenant Skelton, on charges exhibited by Captain CLorroN, for drunkenueli, difobedience of orders, &c. when the Court was proceeding as ufual, the prifoner was feized with convullions, on account of which the Court adjourned till Monday. —On that day the Court, after hearing evidence, delayed paging fentence, on account of proceeding on the ti of Lord Falkland, Captain of the Qya arc, on charges exhibited by Lieutenant KIPPIN, of Paid fhip,for drnnkeanefs and unufficerlike behaviour; the charges being read, the Court was cleared to de liberate on the fentence of Lieutenant Skelton, when he was fentenced to be difmiffed the IVsantasa. The Cour, then proceeded on the trial of Lord-Falk land. • . t , .. ccreik TE PAPER, irif...iy;va TO Tili ilkiTijil TitliiillT ll l alliallei. I . . ~ in fr.! • • r. [Before the fignapre of the hte Treaty; the portlettlailliellefe we gave yeaerday, the Comm!tenets deliveiveaWotes of which the following b a copy.] NOTE. The Underfigned Henry Richard Vaffisl, Lord Holland, and William, Lord Auckland, Plenipoten. tiaries of his Britannic Majcfly, have the honour to inform James Monroe and William Pinkney, Ccrn miffioners Extraordinary and Plenipotentiaries of the United States r f America, that they are now teadyl to proceed to the fignature of the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation, On the articles of which thiy have mutually agreed. But at the fame time they have it in command from his Majefty, to call the attention of the Com miffioners of the United States, to Come extraordi nary proceedings which , have lately taken place on the Continent of Europe, and to communicate to them officially the fentiments of his Majefty's Go vernment thereupon. • The proceedings alluded to, are certain declara tions and orders of the French Government, itTurd at Berlin, on the 2 tft of November lan. In ihofe orders the French Government feeks to jufiify or palliate its own unjult pretenfions, by im puting to Great Britain principles which the never profeffed, and prat ices which never exifled. His Majelly is accufe.ci of a fyftematic and general difre gard of the Law olNations, recognized by civilized States; and more particularly of an unwarrantable extenfion of the Right of Blockade ; whereas his Majelly may confidently appeal to the World, on his uniform refpe& for neutral • rights, and hit general and fcrupulnus adherence to the Law of Nations, without condefcending to contrail his condutl in thefe particulars with that of his enemy ; and with regard to the only fpecific charge, it is notorious that he has never declared any ports to be ink (late of block ade, without allotting to that objelt a force fufficient to make the entrance into them manifeftly dangerous. By fuch allegations, unfounded as they are, the enemy attempts to juftify his pretenfions of confifca ting, as lawful prize, all produce of Englith indufiry or manufacture, though it be the property of neutrals; of excluding from his harbours every neutral veal which has touchedxt any port of his Majefty's domi nions, though employed in in innocent commerce ; and of declaring Great Britain to be in a (late of blockade, though his own ports and arfenals are ac tually blockaded, and he is unable to Elation any naval force whatever before any port of the United Kingdom. Such pi inciples are in themfelves extravagant, and repugnant to the law of nations and the pretenfions founded on them, though profellidly direfted folely againit Great Britain, tend to alter the praftice of war among civilized nations, and utterly to (übvert the rights and independence of neutral powers. The underfigned cannot therefore believe that the enemy will ever feriou fl y attempt to enforce loch a fyfiem.l If he Ihould, they are confident that the good fenfe of 1 the American Government will perceive the fatal , confequences of Inch pretenfions to neutral com merce, and that its fpirit and regard to national ho nour, will prevent its acquiefcence in fuch palpable violations of its rights, and injurious encroachment* on its interefts. If, however, the enemy thould carry there threats into execution, and if neutral nations thould, con trary to all expedatien, acquiefte in fuch ufurpatiins, his Mak(ly might probably be compelled, however reludantly, to retaliate in his juft defence, and to iffue orders to his cruizers to adopt towards neutrals any hollile fyftem to which thofe neurals (hall have fubmitted from his enemies. The Commiffioners of the United States will therefore feel, that at a mo ment when his Majeßy and all the neutral nations are threatened with fuchanextenfion of the belligerent pretentions of his enemies, he cannot enter into the ilipulations of the prefent treaty without an expla nation from the United States of their intentions, or a refervation on the part of his Majeßy in the cafe above mentioned, if it (build ever occur. The underfigned, confidering that the diftance of the American Government, renders any immediate explanation on this fubjea ampoffible, and animated by a defire of forwarding the beneficial work in which they are engaged, are authorized by his Majefly to conclude the treaty without delay. They proceed to the fignature under the full per- Nation that before the Treaty than be returned from America, with the ratification cf the United States, the enemy will either have formally abandoned, or tacitly relinquithed, his unjuft pretenfions, or that' the Government of the United States by its conduit or affirrances, will have given fecurity to his Ma jetty, that it will not fubmit to filch innovations in the eftablifhed fytlem of maritime law ; and the un derfigned have prefented this note from an anxious with, that it thould be clearly underflood on both fides, that without loch abandonment of his preten fions, on the part of the enemy, or ftieh alfurances of fuch conduit on the part of the United States, his Majefty will not confider himfelf bound by the pre fent fignature of his Commiffioners to ratify the Treaty, or precluded from adopting fuch meafures as may feem necelfary for counteracting the deigns of his enemy whenever they !hall occur, and be of fuch an extraordinary nature u to require extraordi nary remedies. The underfigned cannot codtlude, without ex preffing their fatisfaition at the profped of accom plithirg an objet fo important to the interef• and friendly conncition of both nations, and their juft ftnfe of the concilitary difpofition manifened by the Commiffioners of the United States, during the whole courfe of the negotiation. (Signed) Dec. 3T, tBc6. James Monroe, &c. ke. acc. William Pigkocy, &c &c. &c. VA SSALL NOLLAND. AUCKLAND. ,t• The diflribution, on Friday laa, of the 40,0001. Prize, in fixteen Sixteenth:, by which fizteen indivi viduals were in an inftant railed to a (late of mde pendency, for the little Rake of adventure of only twenty eight (killings each, contains a volume of ar gument in defence of State Lotteries. Such an event cannot but forcibly operate to (New the (pedal con. fequence of the enfuing Supplementary Scheme, per feffing no lefs a turn tha❑ 63,0001. in Prizes, though confiding but cf boo() Numbers. Mkt L 43? moors GAZETTE. • ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOY 1. *The Lords Comm! (Boners . of-the Admiralty take this ps2blfe tale bod'of teftifying their !Ash approbation of tle cesimut and fpi eked conded of thole (Meer& and Seamen who. 4', `h- fhorteft notice,ftood forward to volunteer their fervievs in aikPiag to hi irg home *um Copenbarn Nut/atilt' 0 tet, and of expr Crg the Tuft fenfe they entertain of theirgreat utility, VS reprefew.d by &Lui sa( Lord Gambier. in the ftreice oo which they has been em ployed. By command of their LordThivs, (Signed) W. W. Pc:44. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiffions signed by the 1. , ucl Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. John Gilbert Cooper, jun. Efq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Odtober 24 an Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. IR Battalion zd Ret•.iment of Ayttbire Volunteer Infantry. William Fulkrton, Efq to be Major, vice Ferguff.n. refigned. Enkti James Coulter to be Lieutenant, vice Rodger. reigned. Hugh M.llwralth, Ger.t. to he Enfiga, vice Coulter, promoted. AU dated Odober 27, 18°7. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVF.D. John Batt and James Williams, of Church area, Bethnal Green. Odtober al, tBo7. Thomas Walker, of Portia, and Woo. Garnett, of Warblingtoo ftreet. Portfmouth, vat merchants. October 27, 18,7. Timothy Welch and Thomas Welch, of Lancafter, and Robot Robikin, of Kendal, Weftmorland, corn dealers and lime. burners, at Kendal and Tewitfield. Otoher ts,. ao7. George Snowden, William Walker, Thomas Oceleiton. and John Charleftvorth, of Clayton, near Manchefter, calico printers.—. Auguit 1, 2837 Robert Elford and William Gregory, of Sloane-itreet, Chelfea, fmiths, &c. John Bi's and Company, of Briftol, woollen drapers, mercers, and radios • October 8, z 807. Edward Power, Richard. Walter, and Sampfon Spender, Paganhfll, near Stroud, Gioucefterthire, (hear makers and shear grinders. October 23, 1837. Henry Smethurft and John Stott, of Bank mill, Chadderton, cot ton fpinners. May tl, 1807. John Teed and Charles Martin, of Plymouth, merchants. Octo ber 24, t 837. William Watlcott and William Weftcott Atkinfon, of Bithop's. down, Milford, Wilt., farmers. OCtober 3r, 1807. William Morton and Company, of Healey-mill, Yorkffiire, cotton fpinners. July 1,18 o;. Thomas Goligbtly and Son, of Liverpool, wine and liquor mer chants. November 1, 1807. Hill and Nicholfon, of Aidermanbtry, London. wareboufemen, and of Paifley, North Britain, muflin manufacturers. Odober 31,1807. Hunton, Dent, and Calvert, of Richmond and Bedale, Yorkthire, linen manufacturers. Auguft 19, ao7. Robert Briehtweu and Bartholomew Brown, of Cnichefter,Effex, coal merchants. November 3. alloy. BANKRUPTS • Harry Coleman, late of Mere, Wilts, butcher, publican, dealer and chapman, to furrender December 3. 4, and 22, at eleven, at the Pinenix Inn. Gillingham. Attorney, Mr. Seymour. Mere. James Wagftaff, Joie& Wagllaff„ and Robert Waglitaff, of Gioffop, Derbyflure, cotton fpinners, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Nor. *B. December 3, and as, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchefter. Attornies, Meffn. Duckworth and ChippetidaU, Manchelter. James Fortier, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, linen-draper s dealer and chapman, December 3, 4,and a;, at ten, at the Crown and Tbiftle, Neweaftle-upem.'Tyne. Attornies. Marrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow lane; or Mr. Hunter, Newcaale upon• Tyne. Mofes Hare, late of Exeter, cabinet maker, November 14, as. and December 22, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Fluter. Attor nies, Mr. Maunder, Exeter; or Meffrs. Sykes and Knowles, of New Inn. Samuel Pears, of Bread ftreet, London, warchoufeman and factor, and John Watfon, John Watfin the younger, and JolephWatfon, all of Prefton, Lancalhire, cottoo-manufacturer., dealers, chap men and partners, Nov. 24, 2 49 and Dec. 12, at ten, at GuildbaU. Anorak., Meffrs. Crowder, Lavie and Garth, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London. John Riley. of Sheffield, Yorkihire, grocer, November so, st, and ' December as, at eleven, at the George Inn, Sheffield: Anomie', Mr Wilton, Oreville treat. Hatton Garden, London; or Mr. William Sargeant, Norfolk row, Sheffield. Thomas Gibfon, of Mirfield, York [hire, carpenter, November 28, December 3, and 22, at eleven, at the Commercial Cuffee-houfe, Dewibury. Anomie', Mr. Rylab, of Dewsbury; or Mr. T. Cooney, No. 13, Holborn court, Gray's Inn. London. Thomas Rumfey the elder, of Croffiy-row, Bennondfey, Surrey, broom maker, dealer and chapman, November la, at eleven, Nov. 19, at one, and December 22, at eleven, a t Guildhall.... Attornies, Meffn. Parrer and Steadman, Bread-treat Hill John Endfield the younger, of Langharn, Eike, merchant, dealer sad chapman, Nov. 19, 20, and December 22, at ten, at the Griffin, in Colchefter. Attornies, Mars. Batchelor and Potts, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet ftreet, London; or Mr. Daniel Suttoo,jun. Colchelter. John Owen, late of Earith, Huntingdonihire i vi ct ualler, dealer and chapman, Nov. 18, at three, Nov. t 9, an d Dee. as, at eleven, at the Crown inn, St. lye's. Attornies, Mr John Alexander, Bed ford-row, London ; or Meas. Fetch and Haler, St. lye's. Gervas Jackfon, of Switilln's-lane, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, November 19, 24, and December as, at eleven, at GuildhailL Attorney, Mr. Hurle, Cloak-lane. Alexander Cuthbert, Thomas Brooke, and George Robert Cuth bert, of Gutter-lane, London, merchants and partners, Nov. as, a, and Dee. as, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Scott, St. Mildred'e-court, Poultry. Elizabeth Clegg ) of Stafford, (hop ceper and grocer, Nov. 26, 27. and Dec. 12, at the Hotel in Stafford. Attornies Meffrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mart. Collins and Keen,' of Stafford. THE LONDON BANK. In the alining Week will be publilhed, PROPOSALS for Ettablithing a N ATIONAL INSTI TUTION, under the Title' of THE LONDON BANK, by Mr. BROWN, of the Golden-lane Brewery. Impreffed with the patriotic and beneficent views of tupperting public credit at a time of Net' peculiar exigency as the prefcnt, and thus fetting at defiance thicombined efforts of our implacable Foes, by enabling the Merchant and Manufat'turer fneedily to concen trate a large and extended Capital, and by Ailing the flintier Trader in waiting the return of his profits, it has been eonfleicred that a Public Bank would, in the prefent fituation of affairs, be produdlive of incalculable advantages to the Trading Part of the Community, &swell as materially beneficial to the intereft of thole who might be Proprietors bathe EitabliOnent. A Plan has long been in agitation, and which le now in eon fiderable forwardnefs, for opening a Public National inftitution, under the Firm of The London Bank, with a capital Stock of tsooo,oool. fterling, and to be further extended as mullion may re ll uir l:fum is propofed to be rafted by the united contributions of the molt retpeetable pan of Merchants, Traders, and others in the United Kingdom, and for the conveniente of Contributor, will be divided into transferable Shares of tool. erch; sl per cent. to be paid at the time of fubferibing, and the remainder by instal ments at diftant periods; to accomplifta which every reatonahle accommodation will be given ; and that no improper perfon may be admitted into the Eitabliihment, the Dredltns are to h a ve power of rejceing any contributor prior to the Nytnent of the fecund inftalmcnt, upon returning the inftaiment advanced. An Eftabhatment of the above nature will, it is prefunted. be pregnant with very angular advantages, not only to the contri butors, but alto to e the Country at large, as w e ll by m eans o f 4 1 , accommodation it will afford fur the fupport and en couragement of Trade and Public Credit, as by enabling a large porde° of the Community to participate in the Public Loans to t h e Government, and vreventing the bidding' upe.o thole oceafions being confined fokiy to what has been termed the Monied into reft, which eanrot fail, in Vines of praline, to augment unneeefli rily tin intrthert of the people, Which alto withholds from them one of the moft valuable privileges of our Conititutien. Propofals for this iftabightnent will be ready early in the twill ing week, and may he bad at the City of londou avert), Bilhopf gate Rivet; and of it It firs. Vb ' edd and Day, Solicitors 41, Gerrard firm. Soho. In the mean time, all letter, (poll paid) addrefied to Mr. Brown, from petfoas defirous of holding fhares, win be re ceived at either of the above places, but no perfonal application can be attended to. 1 .