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'o• h, re- THE EXPEDITION; , . . RAMSGATE, JULY 3. The Major, Captain M*joa, of Newcafile, one of the finell tranfports in the Eric& fervice, about 330 ions, and fitted to carry 36 bodes, failed early this morning to join the tranfports collecting at Sheernefs. She will there receive Captain FlautE t on board, and pioceed with the other tranfports to Hull, where they are to receive the ill Heavy, and the tit Light' Dragoons, of the King's German Legion, lately landed at Liverpool from Ireland, and by this time arrived at Hull. Captain HOLSTID is to fuperintend the embarkation, after which theta and 2d Batta. lions of the line, now on their way from Gibraltar, together with the ad Heavy Dragoons, now at Can terbury, will be embarked at this place, and form part of the third divifion of the Expedition, in addi• Lion to the Eritill troops appointed to that fervice. " We have now only two tranfports in this har- bour. Thofe that failed on the ill, mull be far on their pelage to the ttorthward by this time, from the fine wefterly gale we have had for there 36 hours; ioth:rig further has yet traafpired about another embarkation from this place, but you fhall be in fOrmed as Coon as any thing occurs." A DEAL, JULY 3. 41 liar' Of the King's Gering' Legion landed from the Tranfports lying in the Downs, and marched into the lamas here; fbppofed to be put on Afore for refrefhtnett." a YARMOUTH, JULY 3. " Lord CATHCAIi If expe&ed here every hour, to embark on board the AFltcalwk frigate, for the Con tinent. His Lordfhip's baggage and fervants are al teady tilted here." ng Icfs and blic e Sir Faioicts Buil:faro . will certainly take the oaths and his feat in the Wattle of Commons, on Toefday next, forthe purpofe of fupporting Lord COCHRAN ea motion, againft Placemeti and Penfioners. Nothing but the urgent remonarances of his medical atten• dantshas hitherto prevented him from entering upon bis Parliamentary duty. Lord GARDNIR left town yefterday morning for Plymouth, to take the command of the Channel fleet. The expedition of General MIRANDA has left Tri nidad, and it is fuppofed has again proceeded to the Caraccas. Smuggling has fn alarmingly increafed within thele two years, owing, it is laid, to the light conftruc tion and fleet failing of the contraband traders, and to the interdittion of Ipirit fates at the nut ports, that Tome immediate Legiflative regulations have become indifpenfable to remedy an evil fo ferioufly injurious to the revenue. Yefterday being the annual paftoral gala of Fairlop Tree Fair, on - Hainault Forel, Effex, an immense cnncourfe of perfons of both fetes affembled round the well-known venerable oak of the foreft, amorgft whofn were feveral neighbouring families of diftinc tion. CotraSo's THIATRE—The part of the Stranger, in Kotzebue's Play of that name, was Taft night futtained by Mr. Yount), and he acquitted himfelf with fo inuch feeling and diftrimination, as to make good thofe claims to public fatour, which were (hewn in his Haneld and ullaviast. Mrs. LiTCHFIELD was ex cellent as Mrs. Haller. The Mafter of the brig Indnftry, of t-iythe, who at taken off the Kentifh Knock, loft Monday fort s .ht, light, on her paffage to Sunderland, by a French privateer, and. with three of the crew, carried to a French prifon; have found means to make their ((cape in an Ametican brig, from whence they were taken by a gun-brig. The matter, JILL, is put on Chore at Dover, but the three men are on board the &Attie. After they broke prifon, they were two days concealed on the top of a houfe before they could make their efcape. On Sunday laft, a nevi Workhoufe belonging to the Jews, in Whitechapel-road, was opened by the Rev. Dr. HERSCHEL§ Chief Rabbi, with an excellent Charity Sermon ; when upwards of 13001. was re ceived by the Wardens—This is the firfi ellablifhinent of the kind in this country among the German Jews. Thurfday night the Synagogue in Duke's Place Was robbed of all the charitable donations accumu lating for near twelve months in different boxes, for the de of the indigent Jews; the boxes were to be opened in the courfe of three weeks by the heads of the Synagogue. It is imagined, that on the congre gation going away in the evening, the thieves con cealed themfelves, and let themfelves out by means of picklock keys. The buttle attendant nn the late Chairing of Sir Feraseis BURDETT was not a little produflive to the Lottery Offices. Many, en pearls, took the oppor tunity of purchafing Shares of Tickets, from a con viaion that the prefent Scheme is richly calculated to render a multitude of adventurers fpeedily happy aad independent. • Yefterday the noted inelreum, who was to have been tried at the Middlefex Seflions for a mifdemeanor, in obtaining goods and money under falfe pretences, put off his trial until next Seffions. refterday, about one o'clock in the afternoon, a poor woman was- running wildly along the weft fide of Fleet Market, with a gill of twelve years of age on her fisculders, whole clothes were at that time on fire. People gathered round, and cut the child's clothes off, which the motber had not properly extinguithed, when the took her out of the houfe to take her to the hofpital. The girl's clothes had caught by her going too near the fire fide. Monday, a young lady, in company with her father in law, went to Gravefend to viht tome friends, when a gentleman put off in a wherry to meet the boat, and on coming alongfide, imprudently exten weded his arms to receive her in her defcent, when her ight threw him off his balance, and they both fell over the fide. The gentleman contrived to keep himfelf buoyant, till taken up, but the lady was irrecoverably loft, notwithftanding the drags once caught her gar ments,but the thinnefs of the oulir texture caufed them to give way, before the boy cd be fecurod. - NAilr "Oitii LIG SATE. ifAILS..I , /bd B. Mobilo Waterford Gottatabutill AIR. but. las. iron. Tonninten o o L lbo n 0 I New York 0 0 , PENZANCE, JULY s. Since my laa arrived the Flora from London ; the Rachael from Plymouth ; the Tranflator and the. Elizabeth and Mir, from Southampton; the John and Mary, the St. Ives, the Two Sifteis, the Joker, the Merchant Taylor, and the Mary, from Swanfea, with coals ; the Profperous, from Ifle•of Wight, with flour *he Amelia, from Bidiford, for this part : wind bound, the Lively, of and from Sandwich ; the Ex periment, of London, from Memel, with timber and deals for Bridport ; the Thion, of Southwold ; the Havant of Portfmouth ; the Speedwell of Dartmouth ; the Lucy of Milford; the Two Brothers of Harwich ; the Alert of Hallinpr, and the Mary Jemima, of Ditto ; and the Woodhoufe of Yarmouth, with corn, &c. for Liverpool. PLYMOUTH, JULY s, ski/. Sailei the CASSANDRA titter, with vießanerse for the Fleet off Rochefott ; NtLI. cutter, with difpatebea . for the Fleet ; Rose, of 24 pas t on a eittise.—No arrivals. PORTSMOUTH. TM 3. Arrived bii Majetly's thing firaaTears. front Ply month, and the INDIGNANT, f►om aternfey I alfo the brig Grace, Cart. Baum; TT. from Liverpool, with rum.—Sailed his Majefly's fhip HaLcvon on a etuize. —Wind W.S.W. COWES, JULY 3. Lail Sunday, Commodore Ikarte, of the revenue fqttadron at Onernfey, took into cuflody, by ♦irtue of the Chief Juflice's warrant, and an authority front the Secretary of State, Wiliam Matthews, of the Ifle of Wight, who, for various offences ap.: ►A the re venue, had been repeatedly outlawed. On the fol lowing day, he was taken, hand cuffed, to the gaol at Southampton, where he now remains in durance. The Fox cutter, Captain Tomtit, has fent to Cowes a long eight oared galley and eighty calks of fpirits. DEAL, JULY 3. Arrived the helm (dimmer, baying under her convoy the Goodwood, WlLztams ; Cumberland, Rarcztry ; and Reward, HALL, Ordnance veffels Lord Nelfon, Pins ; Hope, HUPAPHRIFS ; Hero, SAM ;* Howe, WILLIAMS Pomona, FAULKIIOR Sufannah, Jamtins ; Vorolfl, %RANT ; William. &town ; and Fortitude, Vials, from Plymouth. which have failed through for the River. Arrived the William fchooner, from Plymouth, and failed through for Yarmouth ; Quaile fchooner from Ma deira; Rook, and Whiting fchonners from Plymouth; Zebra bomb, from a cruize offtonlogne ; Turbulent gun brig, from off the Coal of France. with the lofs of her foretop malt. The Eel India Sips failed this day for the River. IN Tlit DOWNS. Princes of Orange, Alfred, Naffan, Trultq, Satellite, and Sa vage !loops; Zebra, Fur!, and Faploflon bombs; Pincher, Blond holm& Burlier, and Defperate gun brigs ; Quail , Rook, Whiting, and Pickle Ichooners. YARMCiUTIL JULY 3. Arrived the Ararcarna frigate, and VIXEN gun brig. Sailed Admiral Russsit. in the Mairsrtc, of 74. guns; ORION, of 74, VANGUARD, 74. NINO TAut, and the ARIADNI frigate. Remain in the Roads the Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS, Goliah, Captain PAGET ; Flora and Africaitte frigates, 80. NETTA iloop.—Wind W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAvistwTh , JULY 3.--Paffed by the Loian, Would ; and the St. Patrick, htGibbon, from Belfait. Sailed the Frkndlitipt Seddon, for Prince Edward /nand. ARRIVED. At Milford, the Robert. Hodgfon, from Rip—At Liverpool, Mayflower, Delia, from Riga—Off Aberdeen, Jane, Ckriftepher, from Davis'i Strdghta , —At Dublin, Liberty, —v., front Stock holm ; and the Martin, Byrne, front LoncionAt Witerftird. Grace, Papua., front London—At Q2ebee, from Liverpool. • • The William, FORSTPR, from London for Copen. hagen, is put into MOl-fit-and with damage, and mull unload to repair. The London, BOYD, frnm London for Qebee, was foil on the Ifland of Rhie s , on the 2¢th of April laD. The Alezandet, Lord iettb, Ocean; and the Dover Cagle, from London ;'and the Fortuna, Moor, froM Botany Bay, are arrived at Bengal. • The Dunlop, M'Ew.sw, from the aide for Qsebec, an.: another veffel, are loft in the River St. Lawrence. The Elizabeth, Hearst, from Metnel for Grange. Mouth, is loft on the coaft of Sweden. The Fanny, M.lsaac, from Memel, Is loft near the Naze of Norway. The Young William, —,.from for Qre bee, was all well on the 3d of June, in lat. 47. 2. /4 long 31. 30. W. Th e George Wallington, ---,from Philadelphia, . for Blurdeaux, is detained and fent into Plymouth, by Sir Richard Strachan's fquadron. YeQerday a ballot was taken at the EaR India Houle, the relish of which was in favour of the return of RICHARD JOHNSON, Erg. to the Company's Civil Service in Bengal. Yeßerday a Court of Direaors was held at the Eall India Houle, when the under mentioned officers were Iworn into the command of their relpetlive (hips, viz : Captain Joao Ec groan, of the Diana, for Madras and Bengal. and Captain t %sae Ciassuaslikelthi it R'illiamPaltene~ . . for Bombay. OLD 11.1.1LEk. . . tale' day eight prifoners were tried, four of whoni were conviaed of felonies, viz. A. Robisfon, for healing plb. of pewter, the property of J. 4. Yates. J. Williams. for tleanng a trunk, the goods of i. Ann kisses, Sor Resting a podet book, and a ji. bank note , tbe property of James_ . C'. Walker, for ruannia pair of thou, the property of Whilatis l.e. And four were acquitted, among whom were, IPSWICH DANK Ft•RGERY. Charles .itlitelford Still, and William flitchitu, who were capitally indicted, on the profecution of James Page, fen. of Swaff ham, in the county of Norfolk, brewer, for forging and uttering, knowing the fame to be forged, two prontifrory notes, of the Bank of Ipf wich, figned Ralph Holden and Co. and made pay able at Meffrs. Hinckley, Brothers, and Co. at No. 6, Si. •Michaers alley, Cornhill, London. The Counfel for the profeention llated, that no foch perfon exifled as Ralph 11:Iden and Compacy, nor any firth perfons as Mein's. •Hinckky, Brotheri, and Company, at No. 6, St. Michael's-alley, Cora. hill, acd that this was part of a fyllem of fraud and forgery carried on and concluded by the prit )ners the one of them, Mr. Still, being the oftenfible perfon at St. Michael's alley, and the other, Mr. Hitchins, the ofienfible perfon at Ipfviich. The fi; a witnef. for the profecution was the fon of the profecutor, James Page, jun. a fchool boy at renchurch.flreet, fated, that on or about the 28th of April lea, he received from his father a bill of exchange for tool. indorfed by a Mr. Leaman, and' payable in two months after date, with diredions to prefent it to the plifoner, Mr. Still, whom he found, not at No. 6. Michael's alley, but in a few days after at Baker's Coffee Houfe, and delivered his father's letter-to him, with the bill of exchange. Mr. Still told him, that if he would go at a certain hour, which he did, to the Edinburgh Cattle, oppofite Somerfet Houfe in the Strand, he would find one of the firm of a country bank there, who would give him Ipf. with bank notes to the amount of the bill. The boy went accordingly, and law Mr. Hitchins, who gave him tool. in five pound hank notes of the Ipfwich Bank, figned Ralph Holden and Co. payable at the houfe of Meas. Hinckley and Co. No. 6, Michael's alley, Cornhill, and hated that Mr. Hitchins, whom he had pot teen before, told him that his (the boy's) father knew lint well, for that he had been at his houfe. Mr. Page, the father, being called as a witnefs, de nied any knowledge cf the prifoner Hitchins, and Hated, that in a tcw days after reccivit.g his f.n's letter, acquainting him that the hou!e a t No. 6, Michael'►-alley had failed a day or two after the interview with Mr. Hitchinsat the Etlinburp,h Caftk, he battened to town with the remaining notes, his fun having kept fame of the Ipfwich bank notes, namely, thofe received from. Hitchins, becatife they had wafers o❑ them, whereas thole received (torn Mr. Still had not wafers on them. _ _ _ Young Page, in his evidence, Rated, that he ob revved an alteration in the two notes fence his two ex aminationc before the Lord Mayor, and that by the advice of Humphries, the Attorney for the profe.:u. don. he had made a feleetion of the notes received for his father, from Mr. and thofe received from Mr. Hitchins, but he admitted that his prefent re marks were made lately, and that his father had the notes out of his hands for a fhort time, perhaps five minutes. , 1 itreet,lillattry-fiaare ; Janie: Cowper, of Broad! lit - eet ; Edmund Reed, dot Vett:bait k Stephen Ni- Chollm, . barber. Cotubill and _Sarnuel Mindon, merchant. . Sir ALAN CiIANINAI. who hied the caufe, admit ted to his charge to the . Jury, that the yieflitit Was too new and moutemoUs to be determined by their verstiit, as to the low points in it, trr by his opinion, and that of Mr. Joriice LAURINCs. his do . ciate, N 4 it mull go to the Twelve Judges, in cafe of a verdict a Guilty.. The Jury, after retiring for half an hour, returned a verdia of Is Guilty as to both the priforters. Hitchins was ttitA about two years ago, upon a. Iharge of forging Bills upt-n t e late Duke of Lein tier, to the extent of A,ool. and was then alto ac quitted. Davenport Sedley was the man who (wore to Hitchins' good charaBer . on that occation. The Court was une-mmonly crowded from an early hour, and the trial hailed nine hours. . The priconerswere rather of a genteel appearance. They are to be tried again on another indiament. LONDON AI dRKET3. Hay, Rowell The next wieners, Mr. Evans, of Coleman-greet, Rated, that he ergraved the plates for thole notes ; there were four kinds, namely—for ten pound notes, for five pound notes, for one pound notes, and for day checks ;—and that twelve of fourteen thoufand pounds worth of thole Zirtpit notes were taken off or printed. Mr. Kitchen, an engraver, Rated, that he had made alterations in the original plates, by introducing with the words 44 Ipfwich Bank," the word 44 Sul folk," where a very refpeetable Bank was ellablifhed. and that he had alfo engraved the Oak Tree, which Wig not in the original engraving. Mr. Humph Ties, the attorney for the profeention, proved the ferrice of a notice yetterday, to produce an agreement about taking the Houle at Iplwlch, upon the ptifoners, which *as by the Court ruled to be ton fhott. Lucy Smith was called to prove the letting the houfe at Ipfwieh, for one trundled pounds a year, for the ale of a bank. There being no Ramp to the fe cond agreement which the had, it could not be re ceived in evidence. She, however, proved, that fhe gave poffefflon of the houfe to Mr. Hitching, at Ipi. wich ; and Mrs. Vaughan proved, that the had let the under part of her bottle, in Michael's-alley, to Mr. Still, the other prironer, but never faw Mr. Hol gen, the reputed banker. She faw the names of Hinckley, Brothers, and Company, on one fide of the ddor, and a different name on the other. Thomas Young, clerk at the houfe, at Ipfwich, fated, that he had been fent to that town by Mr. Still, who told hiin he would meet a gentleman, Whcm he expected to be Mt. Holden ; but after two days was told by Mr. Hitching, who did all the bu dnefs at Iprwi:h, that he was mitlaken in taking him to be Holden, for that his name was Hitchins. This ivitners proved, that all payments were made while money tatted, and that after the failure of payment by the hook in town, he received orders fiom Hitching, from London, to pay every note t . the IA farthing. He Rated. that he lately faw Ralph Holden write his name fo like the hand writing of Hitchins, that he was totally unable to ftvear that the name fubfcribed to the Bank notes and letters,, produced in Court, and !hewn to him, was of the 1 hand writing of Hitchins. It was contended, on behalf of the Pt 'loners, by their feveral Counfel, and :dented to lay the Court, that this was a new cafe, of the frit magnitude to the parties and the public, and that it amounted to no crime of forgery, but to the common failure of per. Eons in trade; that the prifoners took no advantage of the fielitious names of both honfes, nor evaded any payment on that ground ; that it differed not from the otdinary cafe of perfons continuing the names of partncrs in Mercantile honks long fince deceafed, as for inflance, the Hoar of Child, in Fleet-lireet ; and that no fraud had appeared in the evidence againll them. Several witneffes were called to prove this cafe HIGH WATBR AT after which the following witneires gave the prifo. erg Monona . a good charaacr, viz.—Thomas Hedglicy, Dorfat.i Atoms Agio on :he Hank of New Dollar! F:110EOF HOPS. . . 114011. tOCIC ItTS• . Kent 51 is to 9 Iss Kent - 51 tos to 11 os Sulk% 51 as to 6i 64 suo - 44 - s i 5 4 to 61 sts, HIM 51 cs to 61 6s Farnham . 81 os to 91 Cs ____ ....................--_______ __ .--. PRICE (4 HOPS IN bOROUGH MARKfft. New Bags sl t.s to 71 ea ) Pockes 61 os to 71 isa 01 , HAY AND STRAW. St. ]an e.„, . Whitrehapel. Hayperload 3 1 0 0 MI6 is o I Huy per load 4 to 514 Straw 3 3 oto a is o Straw s t6to3 I Clover S sto 6 6 • • SMITHFIELD MARKET. Ji.ly 3. , TMs day's Market was but thinly fupplied with different kinds of Cattle. Beef, Veel, and Pork, fold. at hit prices•—;•Motton and Lamb are nibs? dearer, and the trade, for the molt - part was but Indifferent. Ihe faints% the Hay Market were not lively. Hay, Straw, and Clover, obtained laft mice& . To fink the offal—per Bone of 81b. Beef 4s 6d to ss 4d I Veal 49 cd to p 44 Mutton 61 to ss od Pork 41 6d to ss 4d Lamb ss od to 6s 4(1. BRAD CT CATTLR Tuts DAT. Beath, about sin—Sheep and Lambs, 5,640. Calves szo—Pigs 3 to. rant or URT AND STRAW IN Still WIELD. 31 1:1 to 61 6s Clover 41 os to 61 6s 01 os to 01 os strait. it to to 31 os "MP/GATE and LEADLNHALL, July 3. Per tlone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 34 6: to as ad Veal 3s 81 to Ss od Mutton od to as 61 Pork 64 to p 44 Lamb 44 81 to 6a, RAW tiIDES. Hides (psritone) 2s 61 to zs 8 l Horfe Skias z4s to 16s each Mlalllng es od to 28 2d Sheep Sk;ns os od to os od Ordinary as Rd to is sod Shearlinus os Od to os od Heavy Calf las Gd each l Lamb Sl.ins Is al to 3$ ad Net Variation Pi tit t Price of Lecher. PRICE OFT . .1.1.0W IN LONDON. 1. j am ,,,• % ma r k et 3 3 : :di ..yelow Ruda Tolwn'l'alle she o Si, il! w ....a to s Clare Market Whitcchapel Market White ditto sag od to 'boa (per Roue of EIS.) 3s 2i I Soap ditto 3:s to —s od . _--- Melted Stuff 43 4 to 43 5 64 9; 6tl Ditto rough 23i od to out Average Price 3s ad Grcavcs los od Gooti Dregs 109 to 02 liclllse soap, 181.--Mottled, 88s—(.surd, 925 Price ur Candle; per dozen, t os 6.1---Moulds z to 64 COAL MARKET, July 3. Ships at Market Ships full Price :a Newczille Coal 7 39s od to vs 6d a Sunderland t 311, fd to . 5 54 ts Ad COURSE OF EXCHANGE Anntertiam 36 4 1 Uf. Cadiz PI arc& (Irma 45f Do. at fight 35 8 I Mcdrid3B4.ffed I Labor? 64 Rotterdam s t 6 :IX Bilhos 37* tired. ( Oporto 6s Harnburgh 34 31i Uf. I Leghorn so i Dublin rol Altana 34 4ai UI. 1 Naples 42 1 Cork tit Paris,: day's date :4 so. Liv. Venice 32 liv. Piecole diatilti: Ditto 2 UI. 34 54 per 4 iterl. fluudaaux 21 14 I Palermo. 9: pence per oz. . . . . . Holland si per Cent. o sit sd Yenerday fennight, • 1. Ream and Ann Cram', were expofed in the pillory in the Market place a' Chc'mflt • ford, the former tur affdrultiog Jane liabher ton, with intent to cntrtmit a rape, and the latter for Aiding find abetting him it: tl e atrocious *Wigs'. On bring taken down from the pillor y b tth .he culpri•s were begrinied with rotten egg', with uhiLlt they had been pelted Com every direetion ; and on their return to the ga to undergo the remainder of tl.eir imotifonment,th:y were afrailed with ;he indignant fhttuts and execra ) tions of the multiunit. _ Coacrata'fi Irrupsr;—An tvas It•ely held at Kinglien, Jamaica, on the bndr I a orgru woman ) named Elm+, the property of a Mr. tirewart, when the Jury returned a verdiet— ‘. That is died in the heat of peion, =eased 4ra blow sive', her with a rattan on herjhoulder." MARRIP.D. On Saturda) laft at Mary& Bonne Church, by the Right Itc. the Bilhop of Chiebcflei, Jobb (bantork Efq of that place, to Mifs Bettefworth, daughter of the late John Bettefwortb, of Car halt, Cornwall. Friday feniaight, by the Reir. Mr. Sneed. at Newehurch, in the Inc of Wight, Shernird, Efq. Stock Brater, partner in the haute of liattyc and Cb. London, to Mifs Benet - worth, of Ryde, youngeft daughter of the late Jofeph Ettedworth, Efq formerly an Attorney at Port ['mouth. On &today Taft, at Beale, Yorkflure, Nathaniel Gardner, Efi of Cbarlotte•ftreet. Pimlico, late Mailer Cook t.) hfe M3JB On the asth ult. at Newmarket, Mr. John Fuller, aged so, many years Clerk of the Comte at that place. On the nth of April Isft at St I.uda, by a fall from his boric . Lieurenant•Colonel Mortlgue Thorley. DIVIDENDS. July 4. Charles Twyrrofs, of Tbaviu Inn, Holborn, money-feda yew, atone, at Guildhall. July 4. John Stork, Thomas Whitby, and Matthew lotterill, of Great brifficld, Yoticfhire l merchants, corn factors and copatt . • nets, at eleven, at Guildhall, London July 4. William Taylor, of Little (salt Cheap, London, cork-cot• ter, at ten. ac Gull ihal July 4. Bernard Pr:fton, of Holborn, London, lincn-draper,at ten, at Guildhall. July 6. Thomas Colhourre, late of Henftridge, &manta, limn. marufa (fret% at.eicven, at the Virginia Inn, Henftridge. July 6. NV Whim Jor ea of Newnham, Gloucefteratire, diner at ten at the Beaufort Arms Inn. Chopitow. July 7. William Balknti .e of St. Martin's Le Grand, Mlddlefer, goldlluith, at one, at Guildhall. July v. 'jams Hogg . and Edward Holmes, of filmborne-lane, 1 • bard f met, London, merchants, at cue, at Guildhall. July 7. Wil 'am Dickfon. of Stamford, Lincolnlhire, linen-draper, at twelve. at Guildhall, London. July 7. , William edwards, of Little Newport fired, Wafter fq re, hliddcfes, toiman,it ten, at Guildhall. July 7. James Kerflaaw and Jofcph Kerlhaw, of Mornehefter, cot. to -..merchants, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchefler. July 7. George Flllott and George Pickard, late of Wood-Meet. Cheapfide, London. velvet, ribbon, and Essay trimming mann fadurers and copartners, at one, at Guildhall LOA : I 1 . - )2(DON BRIDGE _ rd - M 4$ iriPetee 11'4.1 mimes dta 701 :, .1