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FRA?%CE. PARES, JUNE to. Commodore SMITH, in his difpatehes to the Ad Ittiralty, informs them, that one praam had (truck, toot again hoilied her colours when other yak's. of the flotilla, under Rear Admiral VIIMUEIL bore up to her afrolance ; but this is deflitute of all founda tion. The only two maams which were in the ac tion, viz. la Vile d'Anvers and la Vile d' Air, far from firiking, never ceafed fighting molt bravely in fight Of the whole flotilla, and of the troops ration ed on the coatt.—Atenireur. JUNE 12. It is afTerted that Wit F Au has been ordered to his own carile (or hotel) for his imprifonment,where he is to rculaiu for two years, upon his parole. , JUNI t 4. Letters received at Ferrol from Montevido, an nounce that the Captain f a veld that had entered the river de la Plata, Iris declared that he faw at the Cape of Good Hope the celebrated 14 Peroufe, who had arrived a thort time before with nineteen of his companions in misfottune, in a bark conks-lifted by theinfelves, from fime defert and unknown land, on which they had been wrecked. The perfon who writes from Montevido fays, that he had read the re port of the Captain. The grit intelligence from the Cape will either confirm or deltroy hopes that have been fo often awakened with fuch interest among all civilized oat ions,but which have been fo often deiiroy• ed.—Mcnittur. Julie t 6. Letters from Hufum of the 3.1 of June ' ( late, that the celebrated Mr. Dues has returned from Eng land, and fet out immediately for Tonningen. He had left Tonningen on the evening of the tot}, of April: and whether the new Minittry did not wifh him to continue.in London, rtr whether they inverted hlm with new powers to continue his operations, he has again arrived at Tonningen. We (hall fee what quarter of the Continent will be happy enough to at trad his attention. Bendel'. his pains have not all been loft more agents than one follow his direc tions, and in derptir of not being able to fucceed in troubling either the Continent, or interrupting the re ptile of France, at lean confole themfelves in creat ing imaginary diffentionir—The wretched and me. lancholy refource of calumnies contradided by events as Coon as invented.-3forritrur. Letters from Ratilbon mention a communication made by the Diredorial Minifter to the Minillers of the States of the Empire, ambled at the Diet, which informs , them, that the French Government has tranfmitted to Count Coat atilt., the Imperial Minifter at Paris, a note relative to the explanations demanded, on the fubjed of the communications with the Right Bank of the khine. That affair, he rays, is now fettled, and a declaration on the part of the Government of Baden i, daily expelled, which will remove from the Diet the neceffity of delibeta• ting on that point. The decifion, therefore, to open the difeuffion of this bultnefe towards the end of June, has been deferred. M. Russtxxiou, a &Ali, is one of the condem ned perfons who have obtained their pardon from the Enveaoa. There are fome circumnances relative to there ass of clemency which deferve to be col lided- When Mademoifelle Ds Revitea fupplicated the pardon of her brother, the was accompanied by her two nieces, who are very young. Hi, MAJESTY laid to M. Da AM IR a, that he could not conceive ft ;stable for a man of fenfe and honour to affociate himfelt with` Brigands t when one of the young La dies throwing berfelf at the feet of the Emettoz, re plied, amidft fighs and tears, " I can afire your Ma'am , that M. Ds Rivierte met them by chance, in the ft ccccc of Paris." :his trait of fimplicity ap- ' peared to touch the EMPEROR, who railed her from the ground, and carelfed her with kindnefs. When he pardoned Rocu eel, the EMPRIOR Paid to his mother, who folicited him, " The crimes of children are oftentimes the fruits of the bad education which they have received from their parents." The pardon of ARMAND GAILLARD was fol;eireJ by his lifter, whom the EMPEROR queilioned in the fluidal manner. On beiny, informed that ARMAND GAILL•ILD was from Rouen, he replied—" I am very much concerned that an inhabitant of that city thould have been engaged in this odious hulinefs ; and I am willing to pertuade myfelf,as you tell me, that the youth of your brother, and fume unfortunate circumfiarices, render him lets ctiminal." The day after judgment was pronounced by the Criminal Court of the Department of the Seine, 17 of the so perfons condemned to die appealed. Louts Dinners and JOTS UT did not make their declarations till the I ah. G los cES is the only one of theft condemned perfons who has not appealed. Among the five perfons condemned to imprifon- Tricot by the fame fentence of the toth, the young wo man named HISAY, is the only one who appealed.— She made her declaration on the 1361. The fame day, Mos. eau, after having had a long conference with his Advocates, Bosn re and Ps sficaom, which was followed by a Rill longer con vcrfation with his wife, renounced his right to appeal. BURT, JUNI 9.--Admiral G•NY /IF AumE has boat ed his flag in the Roads. Our fquadron is very no-, roe- ems and one of the 6neft we have had for a long' time. A divifion of the national flotilla, under the command of the Captain of the frigate Palierne, was attacked on the 4th of June, not far from the Pen marks by a (hip of the line, a frigate and eight boats The Englitb perceiving that they could not (fleeced in cutting off this divifion as they intended, and meet - with a very warm reception, retreated after a wort engagement. Not a tingle boat of the flo received the fmalleft injury.—Mosirear, Jane 14. :Neasoveo, Jules t,.—Several di vifions, corn td of a great number of boats belonging to our fl are lying in our Roads. The comb ur'hon of the Bonaparte is carried on with the greaten avidity. : now begin to enjoy the fruits of the labours that re undertaken two tears ago. More than fio yards the great mole, which krni. the baron, arc already we the fur face of the water, and a battery is n ow ally erefting on this in. le. The baron and the at wines of Cherbourg may, at this moment, be liJetcd a. finifised, and as already aff.irding mo tion to all our Wadi ons.—Mositrar. ing very tills t Cr rfec till*, ferry We I Were of th s a v or slaw grra tetti DUIT.II PIPERS. --- SCNIIDAW, POI 12.--.LatetS from Cologne flak, that the lett bank of the Rhine, from Stra(burgh to ahe Dutch frontiers, is to be occupied by too,ooo French troops. General DASAAIZ, from the Hanoverian Army, is arrived in the Hague; and will hays a command in the army in this country, under General MACMONT. ' On the a ith, the Prefident of the Legiflative Body made a (bore (peed, to the Members, imploring their co-operation in the important °Netts which were to be difcuffed during this extraordinary feffion, viz. the deviling of means to raife the neceffary money for the pretfing wants of the country. Some of the Papers have mentioned the arrival of a new Ruffian Ambaffatior in Rome as certain. We, however, find that this is merely confined to a hope cantered in that city, The language of the late Am balTador to the Papal Court leaves very little reafon to hope for any fuel: thing. PITEILSAVAGH, May 15. —For two months pall the greatest exertions have been made in fitting nut our fleets at Archangel, Revel, and ►his port. The 1 fame atlivity prevails in our dock-yards: two (hips of the line, begun fait autumn, are on the point of being completed. COTINHAGEN, MAY 29 --Accnrcling to report, a camp will be eliablithed in Schlefwig in autumn, which will confilt of feveral corps and regiments from the Danifh provinces, betides the troops in garrifon in that duchy. The troops will remain there till the end of September, and it is believed that the Crown Prince still not return to this city before that time. Hest BORG t 1 , JUN 1 B.—Notwithflanding the fecrecy which it is natural to obferve in regard to negotia tions, one cannot help remarking movements, and circumßances fymptomatic, we may fay, of the fu ture. Of this kind is the cnolnefs which can no longer be doubted between Ruflia and France, while the negotiations between the Cabinets of Peter (burgh and St. James's are more active than ever. His Sw limn Maim's., it is faid, has prefented a very energetic memorial at Peterfburgh, in regard to the affair or the Duke D'Etacitien, on the iffile of which will de pend the continuation of the French Minister, General HADOUVILLS, at that Court. The refult will no doubt be known on the return of the EM►EIOR ALAZANDAIt from the tour be has undertaken to the provinces on the Baltic, which will continue only a tot might. In the mean time, the French army in Han nver will, it is faid, make a movement net to evacuate the Elea°. rate, but to advance farther Nt rth, and to transfer the head quarters to Lauenbonrg, r r even to the bee imperial city of Lubec. At all events, the KIN° of Swsosa has caufed to be equipped at Gothemhourg with all priffible difpatch a number of gun boats, which are 'to proceed to Stralfund. F ***** oxr, Julia ts.—lt is mentioned, in letters from Ratitbon, that the Direllorial Minifter, in the fitting of the Diet of the oath infi. has given the Al. fembly to underfland, that the matter refpeeting the alledged violation of the German territory, by tile arrefiing of feveral perfons on the right fide of the Rhine by the French, can by no Main form an ob jeet of deliberation for the Diet. &mum, MAY al.—During laft night the whole force of the Servians advanced againit Belgrade. This morning we heard a heavy cannonade, which has not yet abated at this moment (fix in the even ing). We are anxious to know the refult of this attack. Funs de LONDON GAZETTB, Jugs 26. MILITARY PRO NIO rioNs. Corntralions figned by the Lord Licutentnt for the County of Lincoln.—Stamford Volunteer Itif.rntry. Charles Roberta, Erg. to be Maier-Commandant, vice the Mar quis of Exeter, deccated. Dated May 20. idD4. GAinfborough Volunteer infantry. To be Lieutcnanta—George Rayne*, Gent. vice Flower, reared ; George Robitdon, Gent. vice Meehan, refigned. Dated June It, 1804. To he I Migns—Samuel Rayne*, Gent. vice Raynes, pronntrd William Wright Probart, Gent. vice Robiutun, promoted.. Dated att Commiffinn in the Royal Th;rd Regiment of Lincoln fhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Edward Blythe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May aa, alio4. Commiffions fined by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cennty of Kent.—South Kent Volunteer , . Lieutenant Martin Dowlin, on balf-pay of 'le flsth Itesintent, to be Adjutant. Datc.l June t 5, '804: L,TRI Deptford volunteers. • Captain John D. Rolt to be Major, vise Finch, promoted. Dated June AB, :800. Lieutenant Nathaniel Holmes to be Captain, vice Rolt. Dated Jane 11. sikso. Eofign George. Toer to be Captain, vice Shirred!: Dated June 13, t goo. EnOsin William May to be Lieuten ant, vice Holmes. Dated Jane 22, aos. Robert Memptif., Gent. lobe Entitn, ice Tier. Dated as above. lobn Atkins, Dent to be Enagn. eke May. Doted Janes,{. a'oe. Commitlions in the Woicellerfhile Militia. lived by " • the Lord Lieutenant. John Cwinocil, Pfq. to be Major. Dated June xj, aka. James Atka, }hi to be Pitto. rated June 16, 18 , 34. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Nathan Robinfel., of the l':.ragott ' Saint George,Soathwark, ten. r.er, leather-dr.ffer, merchant. dealer end chapman. BANKRUPTS. ....... William Yroft, late of Dover.ftreet, Southwark, Surrey, taylor, dealer and charnan, to furrtndcr July 3. to, and Austin) 7, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Charter, Printer- Beret, Esti-Ikea, Illackfriant, London. Richard Tomlink's, late of New Malton, Yorlake, common brewer, dealer and chairman, July as, u 6, at the Green Mats, New Mahon, and Augutt 7, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Yuck. Attornies, Mcfres. Robinfon and Smithfun. New Mel ton ; and Mr. Marmadeke Rubinfon, Etr,s-ltre.t,Londos. Richard CUL of Id7tk Rattan, I..rteathire, muilin-manutatlorer, dealer and chapman, July ill, lc, and Augult 7. at ckwen, at the Nag's Head lon, Bolton lc-Moots, I.ancallire. Attorney, Mr. James Croft, Halton-leMoors. John Phillips, of UraJnock's Marlh, of &Arendt, WarrekkOsire, millfr, drake and chapenan, July i i, at Rye. July 19,11 twelve, and Allan 7, at one, at the Shakefpfar Tairrn, knerningtsam. Anomie's. McCrea si arrant and Velour, Chat eery-lane, Lon don; and Mr. William I lkingtiat,Templc.Rneve. Dierralnglearn. William Harwood, of the Sun Wharf, St. John, Wapping, and of Green Bank, St. Grain, Middlelez, wharfiuger and anal mer chant, dealer and chapman, Jane so. July 3, anal Anal( 7, at cave'', at Guildhall. London. Artwnius, Mare. Palmer and Tornlinfons, Werafued court. Thrognmeton-lltret- George Smith, uf sh.6rW, YorkLire.grocer, ahan.r ar.J chaprnan, July t 1, t a, and Austin 7, at three, at the Awl Inn, Sbetiled. Attormec Mr. 1311,, s rav•, No. st, Saldbury-Rreet, Strand; and Mr. Atlamfot. Parl.er, • sitnield. Angel Wirdeck,e, lac nt laeegool, re...-rthlnt. drake and chap man, J•ay t 6, §7.at ,1 A oL,It 7, at f-or. a; the Z•Ilr Inn; Mao au II e r Attt,et s, .7,1.11., Kay and Kr, thaw. Mriaci,cll cr. John Janke, of 1 roe, 4...reweall, men, y knyencr a• d 'lll, mer chant, July 12.19, a.... A.:7,141 7, a 7 thr Red Linn, 'lrura AttOrtt.e., hl• •:e• ShrpL..rd and A,lli-itta•, d Bcd ford row, LA....L.1; and Mr. Plarn. • PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE a 6. The kraal Bills on the table werc paired in their reipeetlire bra. Earl CAMDEN moved the Order of the Day, fur the commit ment of the permanent Additional Force Bill. A Sort converfation took pl .ce between Earl CAMDEN (Se cretary of State), the Duke of AION I'ROSE, and the Earl of RADNOR, on Ode chides of the Bill which ttgulated the duties et the infpeetor who lhnuld be appointed to *taxi the meetings of the Deputy Lieutenants, and as the explanation given by the Secretary of State fruited to facie, the Noble Earl, no oppofition was made to the progrefs of the Bill through the Committee. Earl CAMDEN moved, for the pupae of fairing 'year Lord- Rips time, that the remaining des ihould bc read gawk, which was accordingly done ; the Bill was reported, and oorde►ed to be read a third time to-morrow, when the Lords are to be (=maned. Adjourned till HOUSE OF COMMONS. Os coaathig the Houle at four o'elotk;only thirty eight Man ben appeared , when the Speaker immediately adjourned the Houle. The followingis a lift of the Minority in the Houfe of Lords on the Additinnal Defence Bill on Monday. H. F., H. the Dukc Earl of Caruarson Bithop of Gloucefter of Clarence Darnley Lord Entry Dukc of Norfolk Albemarle Grenville Devonfhlre Darlington Elie/thorough Bedford Radnor Graotley St. Albans Pembroke King Grafton Breadalbanc Clifford Leeds Carysfort Dundee Leinfla Guildford Hobart Marquis of Lanf- Taut:milk Farborough dowse Stair Sondes Buckingham Peterborough Cawdar Bute Lelcefter Say and Sds Wine:hater , Thanet Grey Earl Fltswillisen Eglintown Hutchinfon Earl of Car Wis Buckingham- Mountfort Suffolk (hire HeathSeld Derby Cholmontieley Grimitots Berkeley Portfmnuth Northwlc Bet/krone' Fortefeue Stawcll Stanhope Northefk Walpole St. Vincent Lord Vircoont Net- Chedworth Cowper lon and Brond St. Jahn Moira LordVilkount May- Minna spencer nard LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. Pit ICE OW STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s Cole for July 04 ;7—Reduced ysit—Otradutlt 4 rm. Eitcbcq. Bill. is. to 31. dif.—Loog Ann. tdi 7-tet. Dustin. Jnnl al.-5 per Cent. Coy. Deb. SS. Courfr of Exchange--Dtibbn on London 124 • t 3. By difpatches received this morhing in town from C .mmod..r: Lord WILLIAM STUART, off °Rend, we learn, that in the afternoon of the .23d, twenty•five fail of the enemy's fchuyts ventured along &ore from Fluthing. At it was then low water the frigates cord.] not get near them, but the fmaller veffels were fent in to engage them ; which they did, and main rained a running fight to °Rend, but little damage WAS done on eh her fide. The flying artillery of the enemy followed along the beach, and kept up a con ant and heavy fire : two thells came on hoard the RITTLSR. one of which went through her quarter deck, but without doing injury to any body—as the fuzee of the other continued to burn, it was thrown overboard before it could butt'. One Schuyt run on flir, e, hit was got off in the night.—The enemy have, in the harbour of Flufhing, one frigate ; and in the 12.. ad%, two fchooners and one brig. This is their thole force there at prefent. The frigate is called I t Fur 'cure, but by the Fitratingers (he is nick-named /a 7 remblatfi, becaufe the dares not venture out. Late Lill night we received another parcel of Dash and French journals. They do not come down later than thole received in the morning, but they furnifla a lew articles worthy of notice. A Dutch paper of the 13th inf. (ays, "Whatever may be the tentlt of the prefent coolnefs of the Ruf fian Emperor and other Courts towards the French Government, there does not feem to be any Ilrfing indications that Aut . lria will fupport any hoftile nsea int es in their favour : for as Conn as the French Am haffador had officially informed the Vice ° Chancellor of the exaltation of Box•raers to the Imperial dia dem, Prince ESTI% mazy was appointed Ambaffador Extraordinary, to convey to the new Emperor the congratulations of the Head of the Germanic Em pire on his elevation. A letter from Vienna, dated May Both, Rates, that Prince NICHOLAS EST! , in confequence of tome oh,tacles which have occurred, has declined the office of Envoy to Paris, which wa► offered to him, and it is not yet known which of the Grandees of the Empire will be appointed in his Read to congratu late the Emperor Narotroa. One of the Dutch papers received yeflerday con tains the following cu• ious article :—" Letters from Ratifbnn, fay, that the DireCtorial Minifler, in the Sitting of the Diet of the 14th inR. has even the Affembly to underhand, that the matter refpeCling the allesiged violation of the German territory, by' the atrelli:g of perfons on the right bank of the Rhine by the French, tax bj es arias: form ax 4.12 of &atm. tias for the Did r An article almoft firnitir appears io one of the French papers. Private letters from Holland of the 21ft inflant, are reported to Rate that 804 meditates Come fret aggreffion, for the purport of (hutting us rut from the Continent. The Britifh Agent at Hufum, it is Paid, has detained mere the Earl of Lar packet, in order to enable him to make his &ape, fhould the French take poffetEon of that place, as was reported to be their intention. Wa cannot vouch the accuracy of this (Lament ; but re port Rates that the Danes have for feseral seeks pall treated with the moll marked incivility loch of the Englifh as have had ocafion to Tint H ;dune. SURINAM. A great portion of the plunder of St. Domingo, which had been depofited in Surinam by the agents of Boit AAAA TE, has fallen into the poffeffion of cur army. No colony depends In much as Surinam upon con. Rant fupplies of capital from Europe. All writers on colonial affairs agree in reprefenting the debts of this fettlement as enormous. Of above 4.00 plantations, only 20, if I rightly remember, were Rated to be free from incumbrance, fo long ago as 1776. Since that time, the debts of the colony are multiplied to an ex. ceffive degree; and the late fituation of Holland has entirely prevented her dittant fettlements from receiv ing the necelfary fupplies of money. What mull I e the confequence of throwing open fuch a field to th e fpeculations of Britifh capitalifts--of prefenting them I with an opportunity of gaining immenfe profit., a a time when many of the ordinary channels are lliat lip by the wart The inevitable effect mutt be, t.. t Bikini capital to an enormous amount will be pour d into this newly-acquired colony. The inducement to furl loans is not the intereft of the money, for higher intereft could be had without any rick on 'Change. The great temptation confifts in the con. fignments, as all Well Indian Merchants well know. The creditor of the planter becomes his Confignee, being formerly engaged, at any rate, in the Welt In dia trade; and fo long as the poffeffion of the Dutch colony neceffarily brings its produce to Guest Bs itain, just fo long we may be alfured will Britifh capital be drawn into the fervice of the Dutch planters. Nor is this a mere theory founded on reafoning ; it is an accurate defcription of the fail as it happened during the Taft war. Before the Dutch colonies were captured not a flitting was ever lent to their proprie. tors by our merchants, becaufe our own Government gave higher intereft and infinitely better fecurity. But no Comer were confignments of Dutch produce ne. ceffarily fent over to this country, by the colonies be coming ours, than the price was paid, which ever mull be paid for Weft Indian conlignments,the Dutch plan. ters obtained whatever loans they pleated to contract from the Britifh capitalifts; a new fcene of fpeeulation was opened ; new lands were cleared ; great profits accrued;high commiffion was received; and, during the very (tort time that we remained mallets of the fettlement, above awe ream Dissemble &gumtree; of capital belonging to this country were yelled in Dutch colonial property. But at the Peace (the late Thee) the conqueßs were renewed; and what became of out eighteen millions ? The creditors demanded it, be caufe it was ruinous for them to leave their capital in the molt infecure of all channels, and receive only .3 or 4 per cent. The Dutch debtors refufed it : in tie, tiny had it not to give ; they offered to continue the intereft; but as for remitting the confsgusraents, that was now utterly impoffibles, when the c. lorries were reamed. The Britifb capitalitts were sheretote forced to remain contented with this ruinous intereft, and the wretched fecurity of a government dependant on France for the principal. But this was not all : the Dutch planters loon demanded new loans, and threatened, if refufed, to break or flop payment. So that the. Britifh merchants, after having I.,cked up a great part of their capital irretrievably, were forced to fend molt of the remaining part the Lane road, in or der to prevent a cataarophe which would have repaid the whole debt with a dividend of a dollar in the pound. It is a fad known to every one at all con• verfant in colonial affairs, that while our own plan ters, on the fecurity of large effaces, and for the in ducement of large confignoieuts, have been unable to raife a few hundreds in the City, our merchants have been forced to fupply the Dutch debtors with theta lands, on the worn of fecurities, for a paltry intei eft, without the pretence of a (Ingle confignment. Now that we have again obtained poffelEon of thole colo nies, it deferves fome confideration how fir Britifh capital is to be permitted to be funk in them—if their are again to be reftored at the return of peace. Yenerds'', at twelve o'clock, a Privy Council was held at Lord Haasoway's Office, which WAS attend it.l by the Duke of POILTLIIIID, Earls We ;T -woaLauD NOS.LAND and Cowman!, Lord tiawassavair, and a number of others. The Earl of Morita had yefterday a long inter view with Lord Ms .vise at the Admiralty. Captain Hassowsta., of the Aso° frigate, arrived yelterday io town from Portfmouth, and attended the hoard of Admiralty with his journal of proceed-_ logs to Egypt with Elm Bay Lord Mssvitt.a has direted a moll particular furvey of the fevers) fignal 'Lotion and fra &prink eftablilbments on the coatis, to he-iminediAtely un dertaken. The Duke of YORK. has given orders that there mail be no firing in Hyde Park till further orders. The Duke of CUPIIIFILAND'S Sharp Shooters re turned to town Taft night firm Epping, where they were on permanent duty fince Sunday WI. An augmentation of a fec.ind Imitation in the fol. lowing regiments has been ordered by his Mai r :re : 4th, Bth, aid, 78th, and 79th regiments of t or. Monday fe'nnight the fecund Well York regiment of militia, quartered at Hull, received their route for Sunderland. Tuefday 'the Third Lincoln militia, alfo now at Hull, have received their route fur New- The fquadron of Grimflon yeomanry cavalry on permanent duty at Bridlington, were infpeded triers on Friday fe'nnight. Tuefday a Common Hall was held ar Guildhall for the Election of Sheriffs, and other City Officers, for the year enfoing, when THOMAS Georrirms, Efq. Citizen and Clothworker, and James Erns AIM LUICI Ncazsov, Efq. Citizen and llutper, were elated Sheriffs of the City of London and County of Middlcier. R,caaai CLARK, Efq. was re-elated Chamberlain; and Mr. JOHN WILLIAM GALAIIIN, and Mr. SAMUEL MAItaIOTT, were re elated Bridge Mailers. Meff s. Nrcuricson, MtlAd, Sans!, and H•TWILAD, were eleeted Auditors of the City and Bridgehouie Ace. tints. ?delfts. EH,r►R, SANDARs. LANIARD, and BAOOKE, were re-eleeled Ale-Cohneri. After the Common Hall was diffolred, the Marcie and Aldermen returned to the Council Chamber, where a Court of Aldermen was hold, at which the Chamberlain, Bridge Maters, the Rulers of the Watermen and Lightermen's mpany, and fcveral Stock Brokers, were sworn for the due en , cutioo of their refpeefive offices. ■nd with inmi in tl way son, for t ft4gs after ;mei Pc from trui; min from PILO Cabe dian a cr wir Clap Torn Liza