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1V.7 ,,, TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN WANTED an APPRENTICE to a 6R.GEON and APOTED CARY. in t!ie Country, (fowl, relidept In London): a YOUNG MAN of good charaftennd fuitabic education.—Apply at Mr. Sheidrake's, No. sti, &rat. From the LONDON GAZEITE, gassery 31. ADMIRALTy-oFFICE, JAM. 31. Copy of a Letter from Vlee Admiral the Right ronLord Col tingwood, Comnratiler in Cidcf of his Majeßy'sShips and Veffels in the k r .editerraneau, to William Marfden, :fq dated on s n.:ind M. Majefty's Ship Ocean, off Cadisi the Jh of Ja min r. 151. Silllndofed I tranfmit to you a letter from the Hnourabk Captain Whidegrave, of his Mayfty's loop the Minsre:, inform ing me of his having chased a number of thofe forllprivateers which infeft the Streights, and by a ildiful mancenve having fe panted the largeft from the rat, captured her. I hav4 the honour to be, tee. (Signed) COLLNOWOOO. His Msjefty's (loop Minorca, Gibraltar Bay, Icessnber sb, MT LOAD..-I have the honour to acquaint you that on my paffAge to this port with the Sparta vee fel I captured on the 23d, on entering theStreights etren of the enemy's privateers Rood out A recon noitre us to r.car, that I gavy Chace to tient, on which they difperfed. We were coming up with two very fall, when the largell hood to the welward, with the intention of cutting off our prize. Paving allowed her to get a fufficient diltance off flute to . prevent her regaining it, I hauled up, and aiter a Chace of two hours, captured her, dole to Cape lafal. gar. Her name is the Noftra Senora del Carmen, alias la Caridad, mounting two twelve pounders, two four pounders, and two large fwivels, having on board thirty-five men out of her complement of fifty. I have peculiar fatisfadion in announcing this capture, being one of the largelt of Oat dafs which infett the Streights. I afterwards captured a fmall felucca, the Spangh packet from Tangier to Tariffa,t having a mail on board. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. G• WALIDIGRAVE. Cory of a Letter from Commodore Sir Home Popham, to William Marfden, Pfq. dated an board his Majefty's Ship the Leda, off litteSlo6 Ayres, Await 4. have the honour to tranfmit to you, for the information of the Lords Commillioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter which I have this day received from Captain King, of his Majaf ty's (hip Diadem. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) =OM[ repitAm. • Diadem, Monte Video, N. N. E. five leagues. July 30. Sir—l beg to inform you, that a grange Gil hay ;rig been difcovered in the N. W, quarter about noon this day, I immediately weighed and chaced her un til the DIADEM was in four fathoms water, when I hove to, and detached the boats, who feon came up with her and captured her. She proved to be a Spa. nifh man of war brig, called the Arrogance, pierced for twelve guns, but had only two mounted, with 24 men an board. I am, &c. (Signed) WILL. KING. Copy of another Letter from Commodore Sir Home Popham, to William Madden, Efq, dated on board the Diadem, Rio de b P'ata, September 9. Sir—l have the honour to tranfmit you, for the information of any Lords Comrniffioners of the Admiraky, the copy of a letter which I have this day received from Captain Honyman. I have the honour to be,Scr. (Signed) 110 ME POPHAM. His Majefty's Ship Leda, off Monte Video, September 9. Sir--In obedience to your fignal to flip, at ten A. M. we made fail in chace of a brigantine (landing to wards the river St. Lucia ; at two P. M. Point del Efpincllo bearing N. about four miles, and eonceiv. ing ourfelves near the Rock La Panda, tacked !Lip, with an intention of making a fhort board to prevent the enemy from gaining the river; shortly after the chace not being able to weather the Rocks off. the Print, (he bore up and ran for Monte Video t tacked, and made all fail towards her, and at half paft three drove her on dime, dole under the Pointa de las Yaguec, when (he Spanith colours ; anchored in four fathoms within gun (hot ; haled out the large cutter, pinnace, and launch, and fent them manned and armed, to endeavour to bring off or de (troy the enemy ;—Lieutenant PAR !Mt and Mr. O'GRADY, Mate, in the large cutter ; Mr. LASCiL. L Es, Mate, in the Pinnace ; and Lieutenant Srawarr, and Mr. STERN e, Midfhipman, in the launch, with a carronade to cover the boats ; during the time they were pulling to the vela, we fired' from the (hip, to prevent, if poffible, the enemy from collating. At fix P. M. the cutter anti pinnace returned ; Licute nant PARKSIL reports his having boarded the enemy, The wa , pierced . for fourteen gun , , had none on board, and deferted by the crew ; from the heavy fe.s and (late of the veffel, he found it impoffible to get her off or dearoy her by fire, he therefore cut the cable and left her to drift further in among the breakers. The wind veered more to the fouthward after the heats left the (hip, the launch unavoidably funk and wa. loft, and in the a 8 of taking out her crew, about two hundred men, who had before concealed them laves behind the fand hills, commenced a fire of mulketry on the other boats, aad unfortunately wounded Lieutenant STEWART and three men, who were with much difficulty brought off. Lieutenant PAill[sl 9 and thofe with him, appear to have acted with great ...cal ; and had the weather been more favourable I make nn doubt they would have done themfelves great credit, and had to contend with a vtfible bilked of an invilible force. I cannot conclude this without mentioning that it is the fecond wound received this war by Lieutenant StRWMIT, in the ferric* of his country ; and I unit their Lordlhips will confider him entitled to their proteflion, his lalt wound having occafioned the lots of his left arm snot* above the elbow joint, but I am happy to fay I be is now in a fair way of recovery. Inclofed I have ' the honour to tranfmit a lift of the names of the vtoended. I am, &c. (Signed) mos. HONYMAN. LIST Of WOUNDED —Lieutenant William Stewart; William Cumber, ireaniatl; John Whiz', ditto ; Abdula, ditto, din dcrousy. 63d MILITARY PROMOTIONS--(From Satanlay sights Gasette.)' WAR OFFICE, JAN. 31. sOth Regiment of Li t ht . :ragoons—Cornet the Hon. John Coven try to he lieutenant, by purchafe, vies Milhanke, promoted in the ySth Foot. itch to--John Jenkins, Gent. to be Coruet„ vrithout purchafe, vice PI oby appoieted to the t3th light Dragoons 16th Ditto aptain John H. Beili from the aift Foot, to be Capt. in of s oop vice Smith, who ecchangeo 25th Ditto-1....wir O'dvirre. Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chafe, vice Wade. emoted. aft kegiauut of Foot Guards--Thomas Barrett Brydges. Gent. to he i - nfigt., u. parehafe, vice Rumbchl, who refigns. 7th ittopiment of Faro—Lieutenant Brereton Watfon. from the 30t h F oo t, t o be Captain of a Company. without porchafe, vice Numb, promoted ; Serjeant-Major Page, from the 89th Font. t he Adjuboa, wilt the rank of Lieutenant. icth Ditto—Robert Cb iltophvr Mantel, Gcot. to be /lairs, wit how put chafe, vice Thane. promoted. 30th Ditto—Forbes Champagt e, Gent to be Bongo. iirktltoetvor chafe. 'ice Cox, glifoOlfol by the (cottage of a Geutral. Court Martial. 2lft Ditto-.. Brevet Lieut. Colonel Charles Douglas Smith, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Belli, who exchanges. 29th Ditto—Enfign St and Wells Lucas to be Lieutenant. vi c e l Frafer, deceafed ;an Charles Stanhope, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Lucas. 30th Ditto-.. Charles A %quilt's Stuart, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Erlicioe, promoted in thcs6th Foot. 37th Ditto—Enfign Richard Graham to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice F;nton, promoted; and John Jaekfon, Gent. to to he Enfign. vice Graham. loth Ditto--Enfign Mark Rwlkin to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe, vice Killikelly, promoted in the tutu Foot; and --- Kent, Gent. to be Enfign. vice Rudkin. 35 211 Ditto—William Humbiey, Gem. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Heyliger, promoted. 56th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants—Enfign Knight Erfkine, from the 30th Foot. Enfign John Campbell, from the 96th Foot. Enfign M. Sparks Phelps, from the York Light infantry Volun teen, Enfign James C. Lewis, from the S tith Foot. Fnfign William Gun, from the 48th Foot. Enfign Richard Jenkinfon, from the 63d Foot. Sift Ditto—John Chipchafe, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Hamerton, appointed to the 9sth Foot. id Ditto--Andrew Half hide, Gent. to be Enfign, without pu t . chafe, vice Jcnkinfon , prom oted in the s6th Foot. 6th Ditto--Eafign Shapland Carew Morris, from the z tth Foot, to he Lleutenant.by purchafe, vice Parken, who retires. 'aft Ditto—Enfign James Sloane to be Lieutenant, vice Major, appointed to the 6th Garrdon Battalion t Matthew Drew, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Lucas, deceafed ; Donald Rots, Gent. tope Enfign, vice Slane. 10th Ditto—Enlign Timms Bailie to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Morriffet, promoted in the 48th Foot. 87th Ditto -Lieutenant John Came, from half-pay of the nth Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Stretch, who ex changes. 93d Illir.om-Enfign Majendie, from the aft Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Trench, promoted in the 96th Foot. nth Ditto—Bohn William Hamertnn, from the 6111 Foot, to be Second Lieutenant, iiithout purchfe, vice Coane, promoted In the 7th Foot. 98th Dittoßnfign Walter Butler to be Lieutenant, without pun. chafe, vice Burke, appointed to the a3d Light Dragoons; En- Sign John Kelly to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Vin ton, appointed to the 90th Foot. To be Enfigns—James Burke, Gent. vice Butler. John Flinter Gent. vice Kelly. Richard Ellis, Gene, vice Campbell, promoted in the 66th Foot. Edward Hancox, Gent. vice Killikelly, promoted in the 324F00t. xft Weft India Regiment—iLleutenant John Archbold, from the 16th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Grant, demoted; Enfign Francis Collins to be Lieutenant, vice Saunderfon, de ceafed ; (tarter -Molter John Flemieg to be Eafign,vice Collins. 3d Ditto—Enfign John Kay to be Lieutenant, without prelate, vice M'Lean, appointed to the 4th Weft India Regiment ; En fign John Hemle to he Lieutenant, vice Hamilton, &ceded; William Proffer Symonds,Gent. to be Enlign.vice Kay; Qmr ter. Mailer Mufgrave, from the 6t ft Foot, to be Edgn, vice Heazie. 4th Ditto--Enfign John M'lntofh to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe, vice Cameroinremoved to the Bth Weft India Regiment ; Louis Sapio, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Mintoth. 7th Ditto-Lieutenant Augufte Blanchard to be Captain of a Com pany, with temporary rank, vice O'Shiell, demoted. Bth Ditto—Qprter-Maller William Taylor to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign, vice Ryan, who refigne the Adjutancy only. Royal Weft India Rangers—Enfign John Mackenzie to be Lieu tent nt, without purchafe. Major General Ramfay's Aegiment—Lieutenant Kitfon, from the 6th Garrlfon Battalion, to be Lieutenant. ad Garrifon Battalion—Major William Hart.from half.pay of the Royal Waggon Train, to be. Major, vice Thomas, who ex changes; Captain James S. Ridge, from half-pay of the Seth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Doyle, who eschanges ; Enfign Richard Kelly to be Lieutenant, vice Lowrey, removed to the 89th Foot. nth Ditto—Enfign Henry M'Culloch, from the 18th Foot, to be Lleuteuant; gliarttr- Matter Setieaut Luke lambert, from the 14th Foot, to be (tarter Matter. Bth Ditto—Cornet Francis Walker, from the Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutmant ; Bohan C. M. Brannon, from the Sorb Foot, to be Lieutenant; Sedirant John Rofs, from the 48th Foot. to be Quart. -Mager. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant Stephen C. Bowen, from the 9:th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Cruicklhanks, demoted. zoth Ihtto--Captain Charles Roberts, from the 6th Veteran Bat talion, to be Captain of a Company. Nova Scotia Fencibles—Enfign Edward Cartwright, from the Canadian Feucibles, to be Lkutenaot, vice Wettphall,appoint ed to the od Garrifon Battalion. The King's German Legion. (tarter-Mafter Baumeifter,frora the Artillery, to be Lieu tenant, hi the Depot Company, vice Dodge, promoted. OIDNANCE•OIFFICE, JAKUARY 27. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Firft lieutenant William Chbboroe to be Second Captain, vice DcAnifay, deccafed. Dated January 14, tBo7. Second Lieutenant Jefeph Hammel' to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Clibborne. Dated as above. Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers. Second Lieutenant Commiffary Willia,u Carthew to be Firft Lieu tenant Commiffary, vire Douglas, retired. Dated as above. William Smith, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Conuniffary, vies Carthew. Dated as above. Commiflions in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Jan. 24, 1807. 2d Royal Regiment. George Edward Carruthers, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Stanton, di . nliffed; Enfign Thomas George Jackfon to be Lieutenant, vice Affiftant Surgeon Carruthers, promoted ; S. Watts, Gent. to be Militant Surgeon, vice Carruthers, promoted ; S. Watts, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Jackfuo, promoted. Commiffions in the Ftfeflore Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfign James Cant Mitchell to be Lieutenant, vice Goodier, pointed Surgeon. Enfign John Grant to be ditto, vice Baird, appointed to the 7/ft Regiment. Dated Odt. 24, 2806. (tarter Matter William Small to be ditto, vice Grant. Dated Ja nuary 13, 1807. John Gibbs, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Main, decoded. Dated Sept. 23, 18c6. Dugaid Mackenzie, Gent. to he ditto, vice Mitchell ; Alex. ander George, Gent. to be ditto, vice Grant. Dated October 24,18c6. Lieutenant John Grant to be Quarter Matter, vice Small. Dated January 13,1807. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Flex: Hinckforei Hundred Volunteer Infantry. Enfign Henry lieffee tube Lieutenant, vice Jeflyti, reigned. Et Sign John Brown to be ditto, vice Derch,refigncel. Dated January s, 1807. Writtle Volunteers. Captain William Barlow to be Captain Commandant, vice Berke. ley, resigned; Lieutenant James William Porter to be Captain, vice Barlow, promoted ; Lieutenant George Parr to be Firft Lieesta.ant, vice Porter, promoted; Charles Hodgfoo, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Parr, promoted. Dated January 8,4(.7. Great Burßead Volunteers. • Jacob Elton. 1167. to be Captain, vice splay, reigned. Henry Stank?, Gent. to be Seeond Lieutenant. Dateii November ie. doh. Loyal Chelmsford Volunteers. George Aire: Gepp, Erg to be Captain, vice John Oxley Parker, deceakd ; John Giam, dent. to be Lieutenant, vice Goofs Afrzr Gpp, promoted. Dated Nov. 21, ISA fI Eiret Legion—Write' n 'Battalion. George Callen and joieph Swale, Gents. to be Lieutenants ; Robert Bygrave, Bent to be Baku. Dated Dec. 4,1806. Eaßein Battalion. Thomas Fletcha, Gem. to be Lieutenant. Dated December fi n iBo6. Cornmiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Ccuoty of Caithnefs. aft Battalion of Caithnefs Volunteer Infantry. Ca t etain Benjamin William/fon to be Major, vice John Sinclair, }uprooted to the 3d Battalion of Caiahneei Volunteer infantry. Dated 3eptesabwao,sBo6. gd Battalion of Ditto. • • Major James Sinclair, from the aft Bandon din% to be Lwow nant Colonel Commandant, vice Sir John Sinclair, Bart. re. figned. Dated as above. Captain William Mackay to be Major. Dated Dec. ed. !So& John Henderfon, Efq. to be Adjutant. Dated September So, rBo6. Commiffion in the North Hants Regiment of Mi litia, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenants Fnfign Hamer to be Lkutenant, vice Cowdier, redgoed. Dated January 29, aim CommilEon in the Rutland Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. William Rogers, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hicks, decesfed.... Dated December ad, 1806. Cnown Jut. 31. Members returned to ferve in this prefent Parliament : Borough of Leftwithiel —Charles Cockerel', of Piccadilly, in the County of Middldez. Efq in the room of Wil liam Dickenfon. Ffq. who being chofen a Burgers for the Paid Borough, and silo chofen a Knight for the county of So. merfet, bath made his eledion to ferve for the Paid county of Somerfet. Borough of Cockermouth—Thomas Hamilton. Efq. (commonly called Lord Binning) in the room of John Cowther, Efq. who being &Oen a Burg& of the Paid Borough, and alto chofen a Knight for the County of Cumberland, bath made his election to terve for the kid County. Borough of Midhurft—.William CodYnghats Plunkett, Efq. his Majefty's Attorney General foe Ireland. in the room of the Right Hon. William Wickham. who being chofen a Burge(' for the Paid Borough, and ado chofen a Burgefs for the Borough of Callington, MO made his elation to ferve for the laid Borough of Callingtort. Henry Watkin Williams Wynn, Efq. in the room of John Smith, Efq. who being chorea a Burgers for the Paid Borough, and alfo chorea a Burgefs for the town and county of the town of Not- tingham, hats made his election to fcree for the raid town and county of the fame. Borough of Tralee—Samuel Boddington. of Upper Brook Meet, London, Efq. in the room of the Right Hon. Maurice Fitzgerald, who bring chorea a Burgers for the Paid Borough, and elk cho fen a Knight for the county of Kerry, bath made his eledion to ferve for the laid county. Borough of Heytetburybaeles Moore and Michael Spies, Bins. in the room of the Right Hon. Charles Abbot, who being chofen a Butrfa for the Paid borough, and alto a Burgefs to fern in Parliament for the Univerfity of Oxford, bath made his election to hive for the Paid Unlverfity ; and Sir William A'Court, Bart, who duce his eletition for the kid Borough bath accepted the office of Steward or Bailiff of his Majetty's Three Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke, lhibotough, and limiesittam, in the county of Buckingham. Borough of Dundalk—Jane Dupre Porches, Efq.in the room of John Metge, Efq. who fine his elnition for the Paid borough bath accepted the ace of Efebeator of Murder. BANKRUPTS. William Ogilvy the younger, George Nlyhie, and John Chalmers. of Jeffrey's-iquare, London, merchants and copartners, to for render February 2,14, and March 14. at ten, at Guildhall Attornies, Medi% Crowder, Lavie, and Garth, Frederick's. place, Old Jewry. George Reyn. Ids, of Back-lane. Shadvrill. Middkfez, cowiteeper. deakr and chemises, February 7, 21. and March 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Heard, Hooper Iquare, Goodman's- Needier Chamberlain, of Fleet-greet, London. &unlit, February 5, at one, February t 7, and March 14, at ten, at Guildhall,. Attornies, Marrs. Loggers and Smith, Bafinghail.itrcet. Abraham Bagthaw, of North Waltham, Norfolk, thopkeeper. dealer and chapman, February so, it and Math se. at four, at the Blue Bell Inn, Norwich. Attorney, Melirs.Fofterfon and Un thank, Norwich. Abram Hayes, of Lancafter, fpirit-merchant, !tattooer, dealir and chapman, February sr, at five, February ad, at eleven, and March 14, at Ave, at the Royal Oak, Inneafter. Anoraks, Mr. Blakelock, Elm -court, Temple, Loodon; or Mr. E. &Won, Lancafter. Hudfon Fox. of Kingiton-opon-Hull, clock and watch-maker, February 6,7, at eleven, and March [4. at five, at the Deg and Duck Tavern, Kingfton upon• Hull. Attornies, Mr. Williams Red Lion.fquare. London ; or Mr. Hop% HWY James Ward, of Banbury, Oxforddiire, dyer, dealer and chapman, February 9, at the Flying Hone Ins Banbury, Feb. go, at the Rein Deer Inn, Banbury, and Mar ch 14, at the Plough Inn, Banbury, at eleven. Attorniest, Mare. Warren and Son, Point). court,l emple, London ; or Mr. John Dory, Banbury. Edward Greenfill, of Stourpurt, is the Hamlet of Lower Miami, Kidderminiter, Worceiterthire.coal-methane, dealer and chap mall, February 19, at four, February so, and March 14, at ten, at the George inn, Bewdky. Anomie'', Mr. Hellen, Kidderstuu !ter ; or Mr. Bigg, Hatton Garden, London. Samuel Hadley, late of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, February 23, Se. and March 14, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. Anoraks, Mr Edward Gtiffith, Lower Cattle. greet, Liverpool; or Mr. Whale, John-Brea, Bedford- row. Villiam Self, late of Bath, Somerfet, mercer and draper, dealer and chapman, February 18, 19, and March 14, at eleven, at the White Horfe, Tiverton. Attornies, Mara. Penchard and Teen • chard, Taunton ; or Mr. James, No. t!, Gray's Inn-fquare. Leonard Litter, of Sheernefs, Ilk of Sheppy, Kent, lhocmaker and flopfeUer, February 3, 14, and March 14 . at twelve, at Guild ball, Lon don.: Attorney, Mr. John Silvefter, No. s, Field-court, Gray's Inn, London, or Qmecnborough, Kent. George Rof:y and RichardSwinton, late of Great St. Helen's. London, merchants, !hipping-agents, and copartners, February 7, at twelve, Feb. 14, and March 1.4 at eleven. at Guildhall.— Attorney. Mr. Foulkes, Southampton-itreet, Covent Garden. James Whitehead, of Church-ft reet, parith of Chriltchurch. surrey. hat-tnannfadurer. February 7, at twelve, February t 4, and March k 4, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Meymott, Charlotte ftreet, Blackfrlar's Road. Robert Banks, of Bamber Bridge, Lancafhire, cotton-mannfadu rer, dealtr and chairman. February 23. 24. and March 14, at eleven, at the White Hork, Prefton. Attornica,Meffrs. Afpdeo, and Shutcleworth, Preftou ; or Mr. Wiggkfworth, Gray's Inn fquare,London. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 7. Richard Cole, late of Lambeth Road, (but now of the Kinz's Bench Prifon.) Surrey, haberdafher, at ten, at Guildhall. M. 7. John lane, Thomas Frazer, and Thomas Boynton, late of Nicholas lane, London, merchants, at eleven, at quildhsll. . . Feb. 3. Stanley Mar&all Finer. of Gravefend , Kent, lino-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. j : .. Ann Hebberton, of Farsham, Hants, milliner, at ten, at Guildhall London. Feb. 4. William Barth, late of Chefter, linen•draper, at twelk, at the Green Dragon Inn, Chefter. Feb. 7. Richard Barker, of Wellingborough, Northaniptonikire, common carrier, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. ;4. John Nix, late of Chatham, Kant, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb 7. Thoinaa Cooper, of Leathethead, Surrey, corn-chuidlor, at ten, at Guildhall, London. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. George Adams and Thos. Price Adams, of the Minorite, Lon. don, upholders and audtioceen, Odober s. tBc6. John wilfoo and W. Hundrill, of Swallow (tree% St. James's, Weitmlniter, Middlefes, &tithe and bdl•hangers, Nov. so, 1806. John Hornby and James Parkinfoo, of Kirkham, Lancalhire, woollen-drapers, January 14, aSoy. Francis Daley, Matthew DaUey, and John Dailey, staitufae. turers and dealers in filk and cotton. Rich. Brumell, Chu. Daliton Purvis, Auld. Reed, Henry Wm. Mailer, end Wm Redhead, jun. of Staiminvoo-Bridge, Nor thumberland, calico-printers, January so, 1807. John Moore and Rohr. Howard, of Byde-MW, Corilsam, Wilt mire, clothiers apd cotton-manufadturas, Sept. 29, 1306 Thomas Muniford and Daniel. Palmer, of Bachelor's Hall, Gras wick, timber-merchants. January s 3, 1807. John Hill, George Clough, Thomas Baden, and John Wray, of Derby, dealers In fpirits and porter, January t, ao7. Gorge Clough and Thomas Baden, of Derby, dealers in cotton and linen wick yarn. January 1, 1807. Thomas Sconce and John Adamthwaite, of Mancheiter, coal. merchants, January 16, 1807. Wm. M.Williams and James Hewitt Hodfon,of Castile, Cum. berland, check and mullio•manufadluren, January It, 13 07. John Robinfon ass ai d j John M'Oowan, of New ligu.ghall-ftrect, London, merchants, une an, talon. John Wilkinfoo Co. Whitshaven, Cumberland, manufae. turas and fellers of tobacco and fnuffJuly a, iSos. Samuel Levy and Baron Alwahans, of Lunon-ftreet,Goodman's gelds hat-sialufalituren, January a, 1114. John Bury, of Salford, Manehefter, and Richard Thornton, of Litorpool, *Oa *manta, January s 6, 18°7. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PRIVATE LETTERS —ALToNA, JAN *3. * Four Ruffian Noblemen.' from Courland, wire pared through part of the theatre of war in Poland, yederday arrived in this city and vifited the Ruffian Chare d'Affaires. They declare that the defeat of the French on the sBth and 29th was decifive, and t h at there were upwards of 4soo Field Officers among the prifoners. On the road to Warfaw they raw the bodies of upwards of boo French fuldiers unburied. Thefe gentlemen were arrefted by a French pat ro l, in the vicinage of Frage, and detained there a day, but were afterwards liberated by Bonaparte's order, and furnithed with pafl'ports ter Bilefia, with out being permitted, however, as they had intended, to ptoeeed by Warfaw and Pofen. 44 Marital Brune is arrived at Hamburgb, from Bologna, via Fraftckfort, to fneceed General Michaud as Military Governor of the Hank Towns. Midland goes to Heflia, where the infargents gain tireloh. That unfortunate country has been put under martial law, and an army of 80,000 French, Bavarian, Saxon troops is collet:king for its reduEtion. " Martha' Mortier very unexpeEtedly broke ty, from Anclam, with the Bth divifion of the Fren.a army, without any further hoftility againft Swedes. He is expetted with 8000 men at Hamburgb, abe t he is to eflabliii his head quarters. , 4 A letter from Anclam, which I have fan, Rates that this unlooked-for movement retuned from a cal. *anion agreed on between Count Von Eden, Gout. nor of Pomerania, and General Darmfeldt, oa d o part of Sweden, and Monier, on behalf of France. This negotiation, it is added, was carried on end er tie mediation of the Duke of Baden. 66 The King of Denmark has had a ramie, itadi; dangeroufly .1 , Several Itatements having appeared in the Da. nifh journals, particularly the Darn, a weekly prim, of fucettres obtained by the Ruffians in Poland, the French Envoy at Copenhigen complained to the Da nifh Government on the occulting; aq4 the King has in confeqnence renewed his mauslate of the 4th of Oitober, '799, which declares that arty of his fubj . eat publithing any Ratement, remark, or hint, injunom to the intereft or vrilltes of any of the 'belligerent powers, in any journal within his dominions, filch journal mall be siOecl, and the writer poniard. The Editor of the Dora declared, on the authority of letters from his brother on the fpot, that the Free* 'had been bestenin feveral affairs fubfequent to the 26th Decembers for this he was: fettenced to pay -300 rix dollars; but the penalty was'afterwards cum. !fluted to a fortnight's imprifonment on bread sof water. Notwi&flanding this fevere example, 'le Altona papers, the Mercurnu of yefterday, and L'Alvi& du Nord of to-day, have dated, that, according to ad. vices from various quarters, the battle of the 262 December, in which the French were fuccefsful, we followed by engagements on the 27th, 28th, and 29d, the refult of which, they add, was unknown. I far the Editor of the Mcrcurius this morning ; he told me, he knew from authentic fources, that the French bad experienced a figntsl defeat ; but dared not fay fain his journal . He told me at the fame time, that the Britifla and Ruffian Minillers had Willed, in Memo rials delivered to the Dania% hfinilter, that all ac counts favourable to Ruffia and her allies 'hall re. ceive the fame unreftrained publicity in Denmark as the French bulletins; or that the latter, as well as the former. mall be interdiCted. _ _ _ ^•6 By all the accounts which have reached Axis city, it appears, that the right wing of the Rufus army, under was the only part es. gaged on the 16th tilt. Kamen fky imputed its do feat to treafon in its leader, and ordered.---- to be arrefied. Some letters fay, that be was fart madly tried, found guilty, and Ihot in front of thel army ; others, that Kamenfkoy, after breaking hil l (word over his head, and declaring him a traitoamt him in chains to Peterfburgh. " Count Anhalt MG is determined to maintain poffe(Gon of Schweidnitz till the left extremity. Be has destroyed the adjacent village of Klefchkow,leit . it lhould afford facility to the approaches of the* fieger.. Brieg, in Silefia, is faid to have furrendered. A n.t ginger from Pofen arrived at Canaan:ix. pie on the loth December, with difpatchn from Bo- naparte, which are hated to h a ve elated a fre& vacillation in the polities of the Divan, and indeed towards Sebaßiani more refpeeful treatmesi tltai he had before experienced." HAMBUROIrf, JANUARY ss. Moft of the Dutch troops in garrifon here hats been ordered to march for Mete Cairel. The it' furreeion of that country has fpread into Fulda,l l / welt as feeeral diaries in Hanover and WOO" and menaces Hameln. The repine, however, of that place and Fort St. George baring fallen into the hands of the Infurgents, requires confirmation. The French War Arfrrers have left ui ; but fone of the French cuttom houfe Miters have attired, SDI one or two hundred more are expeeed to•morrot Their appearance has created a very unpleasant* Cation amongti the inhabitants of 'Micky, at aka expence they are to be employed. Mr. John PiUing, a merchant from Manche% who on the arrival of the French retired to Aka& imprudently came back to this city on the attkei was in the evening arrelledbr the French gee: troth and committed to the Eimbeck houfe (the Mate P fon), where it is probable he wilt remain. His p• perty has likewife been feized. PRESBURO, JAN. 9. Our Gazette Rates, that letters from Bucharte* nounce the ritarcb of 12 000 Reams towards MM daria and Wlllachia, from whence they will ceed through Bulgaria, Albania, the country of the Montenegrins, &c. The Porte has given orders only that they final be allowed a free paffage throuP, thole countries, but that they fhall be (applied trio thole on paying for them : betides this, ' Turkith tubjees are ordered to airft them in t ' prable way. Several travellers who have arri from Widdin, declare that a number of Ruffin) columns had already entered that place. VIENNA, JANUARY v. The Emperor has cone to the refolution of difid ing his hereditary Oates into Stadtholderates. will be formed of Bohemia, Moray's, and Sue and tie Grand Chancellor, Count Ugarte. it (0 appointed Stadtbolder. Count Rudolph, ofChodet fuccccds to hit Place as Grand Chancellor. ' ii‘p