Star. — London, England, 1804-01-16 00:00:00

PRIPATE LETTERS. MIS, DICIMIIit I I. The Englifh have received orders to leave Fon umbleau, and every other place in which they had been permitted to refide. They are to proceed in three divifions, on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday ; but their deffination is not yet known. Many frith have had orders to go. but others have heard nothing of it. The reafon aligned for this rneafure is, that fo many have broken their parole ; but no one con fiders this as the true eine. Bo detetis the Englith, and no doubt believes they as cordially de w& him. He may not, therefore, think it very fide for his perfon to let them continue to go about at large. General Louis BONAPARTS. is gone to Compiegne, to take the command nt the sth, 9th, isth, and 2 lit Teliments. The Senator Lucien is gone to Geneva. There is a great demand for interpreters of the Eng )ifk language, particularly thole who have been in nland. They talk much of a confpiracy. All Frenchmen, who do not immediately belong to Paris, are ordered to leave it, and go to their refpalive departments. Many young men have left France, in order to avoid (crying in the war, which has greatly mortified the FIRST CONSUL.. Declaim 15.—0 n the lath there was a pompous difplay on the Seine. They tried their new invented 'guns with powder and ball. They were fired from below the Invalids acrrdt the river; and gnat& were Rationed on the terfaillts road to prevent paffengers from going that way. B was prelim. • , AU the boats have left this place. The Mir,iller at War has publifhed, that all thole who do not join their regiments before the isth of Nivofe, (sth of January) thall be punillied with the greatelt rigour. Since my tail, a new order has been dined, requir ing all the A nglilb, a few who are lick excepted, to leave Paris by the soh of Frimaire (Dec. t 5), and to be at the places of their dettination, Valenciennes, Verdun, and Challons, by the s9th (Dec. sq. Any who, after that period, may be tound here or at any of their other Rations, (hall be put in patio. There are tlienty-ooe new in the Temple. Some irifh are peralitted to remain. ..A Colonel MACNAMARA has got a paltport to go to England, on condition that an officer of equal rank (hall be exchanged fur him. This has given rife • to a good deal of (peculation. Lord YARMOUTH, it is (aid. was alto offered a paffport on condition of his promifing that General ev►a Should be fent to France in retain; but he is reported to have antivered, that he would not be ex flanged for a &wins mafir. , (the General's former eccupstiso.). It la:reported, that Lady Eeois has got permit Ron tOTena a Private Courier to England, and that the Government have ore mi fed that none other letters Mould be•operted. The Eoglifh troll, from the re- Ptefecitations the will make of their flotations, they will be claimed by their Government. - Decs'a3.—A great many horfes have arrived from Hanover, do which the guards and cavalry are to be intsaoted. The latter wear a kind of Spencer, made df tin, that fits dote to the body, and cove-s the Shoulders, but not the arms. Orders have been it- fried to fend fix hundred carpenters from Breit, and two huecired from St. Woes to Boulogne. lici cral regiere:ir: of Marine Artillery are ordered to Boo fore, Antwerp, and Havre, which, it is Sai.l. .Ire to embark immediately. At Rouen, a prodigious quantity of bombs, balls, and barrels ofgrape.fhot are now flipping. The bateaux piar proceed twelve at a time down rhe Meow to Rouen. There are now 130 of them on the route. The Maritime heat of Havre has ordered that all Mariners in his arron. diffement, from ten years old to fitty, mailers of barges, and tailors belonging to merchant thipn, Should hold themfelves in readinefe, in cafe their Services Should be wanted for the National Flotillas. We have teen letters from (time of our countrymen in France, which 'late, that on the soth of Deccrubtr WI, all the Englilhmcn were luddenly ordered to quit Paris, Valenciennes, and other places in 24 hours, and to repair to Verdun, in Burgundy, till the thither pleafure of the near Cow su I. was known. The Eng liib Ladies and children were permitted to remain at Yari.i. The following are the names of the Englifh •T VIILDUN : Fail of Y.,rgr.outh Mr. en:lca/non Mr.Allbradart Sir J. Mord:wad Mr. May ht.ll 6113.n.Licn &jun. Hun. Mr. Bradley Mr. itagoray Hrn Mr. Talton Col. Ancrcromhie Mr Sharpe Eon. Mr. Tufhas Col. Method Capt. &antes and Dr. May Sir Imre de Bath 1114 0111ccra Dr. David Sir l'ho.. Clrverle; Mr. Cope Mr. Latter Colon. I Toudak Mr. (tart, M. P. Mr. Fajen Mr. no Mr. Lattio Dr. Lloyd Mr. Blagairre Mr. Dale Mr. Warwick Mr. Blackman Mr. Ettw irk Mr Mary, dcr. . AT St NIA—Mr. Cnekhuriv. AT VAL/NCI' II N 1 s:.Sif JUDO Cf aufurJ. in a bad Rare of health. ROYAL Htlll7.—On Saturday the weather proved very favourable. His MA Issr v left Windlor Lodge roan after breakfafl, attended by Lord WA LSI S (Ai •?4, Central Sr FACER. and Colonel DE saaow, to enjoy the (ports of the field. Tile Royai Party arrived at Wood's End about half past ten o'clock, where the Fail of SANDWICH, and a numerous field of fportf n:en, were waiting the arrival of bis May IST Y. On Lis MAyr s ry's arrival, the deer was turned out of the calf, for the day's diverliml. At flatting, the deer took his eourfe acrofs the Heath, leaving the Camp Ground to the left, making a (butt double to the right, lareogh Mr. Gutar's inclofores. by Nordi•row, tak ing to the left, and erofred the Winkfield•road, and eisadt through the inclofbres, leaving Mr. BATSON'S fir'onds, and the New Lodge to the left, and thtnugh the woods towards Oakley Green. leaving Saint Leo nard's Hill to the right. and through the inclofures by Clewer Green, where he ran with great fwiftnefs betas the Spittle Road, and leaped over the paling near fleadib farm, taking through the meadow,, where be leaped over the paling i.ito the Great Park, and got into a herd of Jeer, but was 111 a (hurt time got out, and the chaee was renewed acridi the Palk towards Bagthett.wberc he made a d. üble to the right, le.o: ing Cumberland Lodge to the left, towards Sand- Li Gate, making a double to the left hack again, 3evring Cumberland Lodge to the right, and got into a farm-yard, near the Great Lodge, where he appear. cd quiet and fate from his purifier.; but the hounds and fpottfmen coming up in a (hart time after, he fet of aAaia, an.' went round the farm hotrfe, and into ': Yi'd ..7.4i;i,%'.ere he wa, taken, after a run of two I •_::: b atl.l A hall.. AMERICA. New Volta, Die. t 3 Saturday arrived at Philadelphia, the fhip Fanny, Captain LAOIS, in 91 days from the Ilk of France. Captain L. inform., that they had not heard of the war between England and France at the time of his failing. Two Fiend' (hips of the line, and fix or (even frigates, arrived there fume days before he failed, which, it was Paid, came from France with a body of troops, to take poffeGion of Pondicherry, agreeably to the Treaty of Amiens; but on their arrival, the Bririfh refufed to give them poffeffion : that, after lying in the road fome time waiting ordecs, they received diipatches from the Governor of the Mauritius, on which they cut their cables, and returned co the Me of FfilllCC, where they landed two thoufand French troops, and %vete, on the loth of September, waiting further orders from France. This account is corroborated by Captain BAR-row, of the lbip John, arrived at Salem. He Rates the fquadron to cumprife the Marengo, of go guns, and five frigates ; and adds, that while lying at Pondi cherry, the Admiral received a slifpatch from the Governor of the lfle of France, announcing the ar rival of a corvette front France, with orders, that "if they had not already taken poireffion of Pondi- cherry, to quit the place immediatcly, and to make the bell of their way to the Maiwitiqs... We are informed that the (now in Meadfville (Penn.) was IC inches deep on the loth intlans, and it is thought will probably lie on ,the ground until fpring. On llitirfday night, the t7th nit. fnnw fell in Walpole (N. H.) between three and four inches in depth, on which it had been tolerably running with fleighs till the 25th. Capt STIMI.SON, arrived at Salem from Surinam, ►eft there Oftober 14, and info, nis, that foreigners on board of American velfels, and Americans w:•hout proteftions; were preffed Is) the Dutch Commodore He adds, that the Englilb were daily expelled, and meafures of defence were diligently making, ►ut there were few mcn to oppofe them. By the Hoop Sally, from St. Domingo, we learn that the profpeEts of the French in that qaarter had brightened. The troops from Jacquemel, which was evacuated, had arrived in the city of St. Do mingo, and they expelled to maintain themfelves there. Several veffels had arrived with provillons ; floor was felling at tight and nine dollars ; beef, pork, and provifions in general, proportionably cheap. The French (chooner Telegraph, which has been cruizirg about Charleflon for lonic time, lately cap tured a Bermudian floop, Captain BOYD, off Savan nah Bar, and fent her under a prize matter and crew to the Welt Indies. By the late(t information from Guadaloupe, brought by the John Vining yeflerday, it appears that the privateers from that ifland are very numerous, and every day fending in mixes. Two days before the failed, a French pi ivateer of 16 guns and 16c, men, brought in an Englith Guineakian, with IN guns and 45 men, which The had captured after a t aetion, in which the Captain of the Guineaman z;:c1 fcvcral t.f his men were killed t—tbe privateer was confider ahly damaged. WAIHIN . a, Dec. 5.--Capt. Rouses arrived at this place on Friday lilt. He has brought the im portant intelligence of the red.. .ration of peace between the United States and . ..e EPIPLIOR of Moaocco.— Thiring the nerre •a, our frigates were moored in battle arra-. joo yards of Tangiers, for the purpofe of battering it d. ien in cafe peace had not been made upon the terms %, t ich he had didated. C s TOII, Nov. ,y.— 'Pie Bruit's fchuoner UM MN, late Capt. WIDGe, tr. •m Honduras, bound to London, wlsofe capture by t . ;.: French fehooner Te legraph was Come lime fince arrived at Nalfau (N. P ) on the 4th ;Mimic ; the Prize :Waiter having been murdered and throw,. ~vcrboard by the French Jailors, and the rad given up to the &kith prifoners. LEXINGTON, Dec. .—A Gentleman, who palled through town on Tuelday evening, from Tenneffee, dates, that the two tboufand militia. who were or. tiered by Government to equip and hold themselves in reg.:liners to march by the txh of this month, were attending to orders, and that tire hundred had al ready gone to head-quarters. I4.trcarz, Nov. 17.—The treaty arrived here this day from Walhington. It is expected :hat O.: tc oops wilt march from Fort Adams to New Urleaas in ten days The Receipts at the doors of Drury-lane Theatre amounted, the week before last, to 3oc: - .A. KlheS Tnema.—Saturday night the Opera. Houle opened for the Seaton, under the diteltion of Meths. Kice.y and Jrws Lt., with a new S.rious Opera, called "Le Y:.-si.:( dd Sole." The mufic is by APIDIthIIL Lt. and I:v4i:tics ennfidetabl.e merit.— Madame GRASSIKI made her first appearance in this country—her voice is'a counter tenor, it potreffesgreat power, and in the execution of her Tongs fhn display ed coutiderable Late and (ciente. Lovrear...—Second Day of Drawing. The fol. lowing numbers were drawn prizes abuse sol. No. at,738 a prise of 4.1c,0c0 No. 6,oat • tune of C.to 2.5 • 1,000 3.179 l 18919 - slo 24.398 29,727 2Lo 1,143 t 7,03 0,243 • 7.611 21,443 - to 2C. 6 59 50 11470 - 50 3.040 5 0 • 21.195 50 saito - 1'449 5 0 are in the !ela of meet __ i . ..4.ta - 2c..: 10.714 - 2J. 13,117 . zoo i.cs a - *OO 3'9 - so, 9.; 4 3 . JO 4,4 . .V= 3.3.61 . So *1.417 - So , 7041 - So 11,7;6 • so Stveral Coalcmen tic so to From the LCAIDCN GAZRTTS, January 14. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR orrict, JANUARY 14, 1303. liTcrefotaiire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Mjutant W illi.m Alice, to have ttn. Brevet Rank f Captain. Nonmgton and !larchAm Downs Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Chandler, Gent. to be i;:irgeo Penwith Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry . and Artillery. Rev. pines Jenkins Keigfmyn, to be Chaplaln. Stirling '1 roiop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieuiennit Callan der, to be Captain, vice Murray. pro rowed ; and Cornet Murray, to be Licuteatut vice CalLiricr. Suffer Gentlemen and Y.,nmanry Cavalry. Charles W.it4ronkr, Gent. to be Cornct, vice Athbtunbani, pro moted. Ufwortb Legion. Lieutenant Edward Jackfon to be Captain of Cavalry, vice Join (on; John Cole Rankin, Eli. to be Captiin of . Infantry, vice Fetrand, rcligned; and John Rubhilon, Gent. to be Lieutenant of Cavalry, vice Jachlon, refignetL To be LlCYttnaltS of Intantry—Edward Hall Campbell, Gent. vice Jobbling, foperfealed ; Eulign Thomas Johnfon, vice Me• Chum, fuperfeded t John Dixon, Cent. vice Dalton, refigned. To be faitras—.Williarn Harvey, Gent. vice Johann : John Col. linewnod Tully, Clan. vice Barkas Richard Rubinimi, Gent. 1 a be Ciaapiain—Rev. John Mulcts. To be Surgeon.— l'hon-as Helton, Gent. Scuds Regiment of \Veit Riding Yorkfhire Gentle men and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet John Llikwood to be Lieutenant, vice Charley, pro• mead; and Thomas Brown, Gem. to be Comet, vice Lit tlewood. Addingham Supernumerary Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Layton, Efq. to be Captain ; CunEff, Gent, to be lieutenant ; and Beckwith Spencer, Got, to be Enlign. I a Battalion of the Birmingham Volunteers. J. W. Keene, Mg. to he Adjutant. with the Rank of Caputo. • 3d Battalion of Dir tn. I:eutegant I .V7llian; Lingky to he Cept.iin, 'lee Lloyd. ragout. EnAgo Abel Williams to be Lkutcoant, dee Einglcy. Bradford Volunteers. Stanley, Cent. to be lieutenant, rim Swaine, 'dittoed; Rev. James Barrnby to be Chaplain; Robert Bekher. Gent. to be gliarter Malta; George Nieman, Gent to be Surgeon. Caldicot Vnluntccr Pikemen. Henry Williams, Gent to be I.icutenaut, vice Dutton, raved. Craven Legion. Richard Heber,Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel.. Crewkerne and Pethertoo Corps of Volunteers. Captain --Gray to be Major Commandant. Crinnis Artillery. Second Lieutenant Wm. Michael Gieltard to be Pi& Liattamat. Philip blic.holls, Gent. to be Sa.mnd Lieutenant. Loyal Deptford Volunteers. -- • -- • - - _ Major Matthew Fiach to be Lieutenant Colonel. Loyal Falkirk Volunteers. F.rE•r Thomas Hardie to be I Jetitenant, riot Aitken, et:Agora. Andrew 114.Krelinte, 0: of.. to be Eitllzn, rlee Hardie. Invernefs and Fnrt St. George Battalion. Cantnty Company. Enfign Anew .111 Pheifon to he Lieutenant, vice A. M'Pherfon, ragweed; Geneve Egebes.Gent. to be Enfoen,vke M.Pberfog. Glengarry, and Letterfindlay Battalion. 4th Glengarry Company. , Angus Mr q. to be Carob, vice A. M Kintoes, re figncd. Rape of Hafkings Volunteers. Robert Toornay, and William John Dugdall, Efort. to be Cap tains ; Jae h Newington, and John Wstlian Dulttloti, Germ to be Licutroants; John Hilda, and William Cooper. Gaeta. to be &Avis. _ _ Artillery Company. John Thorpe, Efq. to be Captain; Joint Reed, Gent to be FUR Lieutenant ; John :•toneltrtet. Gcnt. to be Second Lieutenant. Kendal V.,lonteers. Thomas Fawcett, 0 ent. to be Enfign, vice Golding, rattled Rev. Anthony Bern Cho: eh to be Chaplain; kobert Hodgion.Gast. to he Adjutant; Thomas Ho.d, Gent. to be Q.2arter Matter; George Garnett,Gent. to be Surgeon; Robert Abbotice, Gent. to be AtEttant Somas. New Hutton Company. John Rowlandfon, Gent. to be Enfizn. Ambletide Company. Job Braithwaite, jun. Gent. to be Fridge. Knatelbornugh Volunteer Infantry. St John Inglely, Bart. to be lieutenant•Colouel-Commandant ; John Vl'etoo. F fq. to he Mapie ; Jmies Collins, and Thomas hlurfaw, Efqrs. to b. Captains. To be Lietitenauts--Thomas Robinfon, William Collin% and Thomas Ingk. Gems. _ Le rant. &e. Volunteers. George Francis Collins Brown, Efes. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Humpliry Lawrence, Lig. to be Major. To be Captains—Anthony Oahe, Jahn Foot, Walter Dawe, and Wiliam Gregory, Lqrs. To be LieutenantsWitliant Ihyriderh Jahn Trehane, Edward and Philip Redstart, Oasts. To he FtsignsTt ores litaildalL Itichani Giddy, Masud Vuf pa, and s...:inltoph:r Spear; Dena. lanto.hbnyntlgh Vt4Mlteers. Captain James Bootbio be Coptaln•Cornmandant, rice Midland, reaped; ct,nant John Toone to be Captain, vier Booth ; Fni.cti Dania Farrow to be Lieutasant, vice Toone; John &Nig bee, toent. to be Ennen, vice Farrow. Moorland Volunteers. Thomas Wilfon, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. li....bart Porter, Efq. to be Mayr. To be Captaino-a hams Ward, !oleo!' Inrleby, Kemp Llehford Liowrne, and IK,lliars Fletcher, 1 fqr,. To be Lieutenants—William Platt, John DrustEeT.Tbansas Chaw. ncr, and John Gent.. To be Enfigne—Charles Ridg,, Wil iam Yount, Thomas Plitabay, and William Wood, G..nts. :ft Battalion of Mountfbny Volunteers. John Lanky, rant. to be F. 'l-n, vice nalfli2l::. retignal. Newton and t'ait worth Volunteers. William Fernitinuih, (km. to b. Id, income. sLe White, reGinal. Thomas Brown, Gen.. to be i., n. Holland, rekned. ad battalion of Norfnlk Volunteer infantry. Francis ser.lr & i Id. rfq. to he Lietiti nant-Coionel-Cconnsandant. I lhcopheiss 'I ...mouth Gunton. Liq re be Lieutenant-Colonel Edward HuLay, Efq. to Major. 4th Bsttaii, , n of Ditto. The Riltit Has. Niuiam Winillt to be Lie...enant-Colorel , Commandant ; (h one Wholham, t.fq. to be acute:au:it •coico. ns. ; WlLam Lake.n, rfq. to b^ Marv. Sr. Helen's Volunteers. I.lcetcr.art-Colortel James Frafee, to be I icutenarr.C.ilonel•Corn nundanti Macho,. Hughes, 111. to be Liciitcta.ct.cul..:isl R• ben Sbertnorne, EN to be Major. To be Captain.—George Mackay, P. Ter GreenaU. Clarks Ort ell, William ID U, James Underhill ks'ett, Charles :iambi:non, Jo. kph nnl Ralph lick le, rqrs. To be Liastatatii...-Wdlarn On-atoll. len. William Weß,Wellarts Folter, Jam. : Richard FiSdes, William Ball, hints) Rate, and 11. .c i.e.' -oo k b, Guts. . ;rig :Ally, agreed lome time Brace to bum a fund ha. T" t 'c 1.- " fi r''' —.l bv " .2: ' %ic n ' a W aite ' 11.°'.4w2r'' ' W""" Eliot., W.ll:am Nor .. • . Thom ,, addock, II:man:14 degateau, the ;•urchaie of L, aver) Tickets, and to leave the 1. :•....e5e . Ar nail. and %V i . Ifart Cr , . cr.r. jun. Owns. manap, , :inent to three of the feciery. S., aeral Tickets I, A.ll.lrwt.w.th•Ae rank ot t ap• ,aw. , Captalz lan Drtboae were Accordingly porch:ilea at an early perioi t allot is be Chaplatrs... I/ .v. William bun,. the price was low, and as the price role. lame r.f To be Stege.o.-14ep.. & butter, (net. them were fold at A profit, all.l with the others, th:i 1 :Staincroft Volorreer inf.in , ry. went (a 4 it is teemed) int,. the Whecl.—sAturJ a ) • I I. uti.j.,,t ;...„ 1'„,,, i ., be L'Apt In Sec Ctatkc, reened. the) hal • the goo.' hotline ~, h Ave „,„, ~f their /l, To IN 1..nte.,..^...w—,•^.:. U. I.• Ulmer., Vkc Dow ; &den ket.t, N... 1 i. 735, drawn a Prize of 1....0001. which I , " ,:‘ ;li , 3 ,.,'. 1 .'" 1 ', 4 4.7“. 1 'befm."6l"ll; GCerfl ?M.."' °gm ' makes their IpzeolAtitin, at isreew. hwic enrearelr I Tr. he r., br0.... LI, • nabeee. Dem vies Mom; Jasn lATe,ck, well • erpeciAlly as there are UPI tar) Prizes of I or •. ry e. l r.r,r ; j•rho inert,. tent. oleo Toad*. emceed; 20, t et:01. ree l'rize of 10,0:.•1. inn f'e'te. „f sooo s . 'I Lupus Cr.... ~. ~....: ukc el uol..otoroesb. nfirroed. rti•rt Prites of 'pod. five Prizes of 1,;;;;; 4 1. & c . tofu T 0 2.c .l.' " l" " —kcs ' J' " ' ir ' J 1 o be t qoa-t, ••Mleas te"" tensue ob Tagratand. Wheel, and only eight days to JrAw. I TO bu ll•tpuetwoU 14.0 n. J..lolfon. (341,t. %fie Company of sti Seem Regimpat erratum& 'olioTry. John Dabbs, Trip to be Captain ; Joao Ware liyekle, OWL be Heft Lieutenant. I R Warsickihire, or Hemlingfnrit Regiment of VO: • lunteer Infinnry. llama Caber Adams, to be Capable; Thom.. Wawa. and Jahn Wilton, Geste to be Fir* Liestemecm Ng& Smith, and William Idler?, Gi.nts. to be bebop; 'Memo Tear. M. D. to be ; and lobo Smith &Ask Neat eb be Surgcon. ,EiIIATA la Gazette of itit UWiam. Glengary Mora, and LetterfindlAy !Tatung*. For Alexander /1149«.;1/. Eli. to be Coloooir semi Allnaddir Marlto=dl, Etc'. to be Won& In G.,sette of soda Mame. Newton and Fedfworth Voluotfere - For William Caohoil, Efq. to be Carakt, wad IF4lliano Comirif4 ; LIT to be Captain. Commidion on the Norfolk fi t er,net liy due. Lord Lieutenant.—Wefterm Represent. Benjamin Bean, Gen.. to be Ruben. Dated' Doe. t 303. Commiflion in the I.ineoloffoire M4itia,figned by the Lord Lientenent.—Third Regiment. Francis Nu tfon. Clem. to be Lieutenant. Mod *milk sin. Commidion in the Royal South Lincroinatire finned by the Lord Lieutenant. Samuel Herbert Hawes, Gent. to be Enka. Duce December. 2 408 0 1. CommiCnon figned by the Lord Lieutenant of' the County of Lincoln. Conlnstby Waldo Sibthovp, Efq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. BANKRUPT'CIE'S ENLARGED. February t 6. John Briggs, of Yarmouth, Norfolk, flopfelicr, it ten, at Guildha. London.. Fehruary a& Lewis Cotten, of Gower's-row, Goodrualeofkids e kather-manufadherr. at cob at OtAldhalL February a. Hugh Moore, of Irotunonger-huse, Loader, maw chant, at ten, it Guildhall. February r. Ifaac Hairy, of Liverpool, fitopkeeper, at tea, at the Globe Tavern, LiverpooL BANKRUPTS. - - - John Gould, of Harvington,Wnreetiertkire , pqmeruninstadbrrer. to (mender February 3, • , and 25, at Green, at its Crown be, Eireann,. Attornlea, Mr. Chret, Erediala /or Mr.Bouslwirl, Bouverle-ftreet, Fleet. ftr-xt. Landon. George Taylor. ut l.eek, Staforo an re, Mort eeper, dealer andehap• man, January 26, at di? r, Jan. 27, and Felanta_ty_ls, at deem. at the George Inn, Lock. Attornics, Mara Milk, Clahl.reatt Jones, of Lech ; or Mr. Witham', ownfead, Stapeedon, awarders. John Swan, of Wapping-Wall, Midiliefea, Malt sod block-maker. and grocer, Jan. it, 24. and February 25, at ten, at Ossildball.... Attorney, Mr. Sherlund, Bartles-Busllinp, Holborn Thomas Clayton, ant Kingthro upon-Hull, printer, hosteller. dealer and eltaptnan, January ay, 28, and February fly. at re at Guildhall, Londoc. Anondes, Mediu Watkins awl Canna, No. 7, Lincolies•lnn New.rquare, Loudon, John Laurie, of Brentwood, Baez, drap er , deakr and dorm. January au, 31, and February as, at tot, et thdidbilik Landon. Att. titles, Mtn. J. and it. Willis, Warnfortunera, Throe inorton.ftreet, Leedom. John Grten and fames Lsodibnrongli. of Mancirdbrbaberdidihrt; Mu:Akmebas, aealms, ehapmen, and cepartawirs i r desi. nary job, p,, and February 25, at ten, it di Dag Tama. MM. ebefter. Attornles, Mr. Knight, Manebeiter ; or Mr. )dl4, Corutonftreet. Landow Samuel Tionifvrood, row or late of Pentonville, Mbilirder, eon rirr, palm.). at, 28. and February 25. at :eu. at Onlisibmil— Attondes. McKee. Paring, Lawrence Poaltney-bill. William &aeon and John Beation, of St. Mary at H2l, Landau.' merchant,. brokers, dealer., chapmen, and copartners. January at, a, and February as, at ten, at Guildhall. Atomics, Mars. Palmer and Torlinfons, Warnford-court, Thrognsortme-itnet, WF.iam Webttcr, of Fore.fireet,Loodess, lioen-draper, dealer and rhti ,o3l . January 19. 26, and February as, at errant, at Guild. ball. Attorney, Mr. Filter, Bread-Breet, Cheaptide. James Hamilton and William Tarkington, of Hoch-lane, London. merchants end p Omer*, Jaiwory 17, 21 and February as, at ten, at GoildbalL Attorney, Mr. Hindman, llyeroucart i Aldermanbury. Samuel M. raw. late of Saint Misses, Herts,earts.cleakrepnbart s 7, ag, and February a;. at ton, at Ossildball,Lonks. Atter. idea, Metfrs. Harvey and Kulain:uo, New.fquare, Lincola'a-lort. David Maitland, late of Wigan, I anealliire, Wain; Campbell, or London. sad William Wright, or Liverpool, cattoo.mansfada• rem, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, now or km at Wiper.; under the Firm ant David Maitland and Co. February 6, 7. and 15, at eireveo, at the Saddle lan, in Vernan.ltreet, Attnrnics, Mr. Thomas illacrttnr.k, Fig-Tree court, *1 en*. London; or Mr. Thomas Morrow, Cattle Brett, Law:l7w' Benjamin Stephen Curling, of Pardand-place. Chrisain•Rand s Surrey, Rama makin, denier and amanita, January 11. St mid February I. at tco, at Guildhall. Attondes man. Cols and Sou, Wyord.llreet, Bcdford.row, Thomas Dunn, of Trowbridge, Wilts, dodder, dealer amid chap. ran, January so, 31, and February 25, at dorm, at the Gently Inn, in Trowbridge. Attomus, Mars. French and Williams, Cali. Orem, Holborn, London ; or Mr. Strews • W Bass% Trowbridge. Wilts. DIVIDENDS. FtAruary George Parker, of the Strand , vldualler. at Attu, at Guildit.al Fcbrii.my to. Robert R ippon, of Liverpool, merchant, at clewing at the Stork Ttvern Birmingham. __ llnuary 211. Joreph Anew Paajek. of areatl-ltreet, Kattlife, Mid. chcet enanger. at twt Ire, at Guildhall. - February I. bantucl Ed an !., et Manchefter, eatteapiner, at three, at the Star lop, 11 ianeherta. Januiry 30. Ku hard Milne. of Rochdale, Lunt:him fctivenee, eleven at tLc Roebuck lun It ocbd3k. renew" s. M illiam Britt, of I.oddon, Norfolk, alopkeeper and Entree, ILI Hewett, at the Rampant Hark, Nonwiett. February •7. William M'.l4lnfon and Thomas Chapman. late of Jewry-tirett, and of the Coal kachange, London, toalfationa and late evartners, at ten, a: Same 41:1, far the fcparare date of Thomas Cl:nmnan. Jamary 30. Richard Early, at Chelmsford, Elite, coal•merehaa at (Cr. at Guildhall Fcbnuri 14. Mier jackfaa, et Bafirtetall4trett. Laxlac, radar, at tcn, at Gulldball. _ Januariall. jam Farquhar, Ire of Caveadill.eour., Devar.flitra. fct..re, but now of Wiackfter-flrcet, Loodon, merchant, at eor...E, at GuiLlkaa. January :;:. Samuel Ilfhop. of Great Newport- are( t, parifb at St. Ann. Sabo, rcx, ttetiarter, at one, January :01. Esmonud Wa::er, Late of Gra=ham, lineoinfblro. eeartunalter,at urn. at GuAdban. Jantiry 31. henry Cooper, of Sandoritb, Kan, Wteo-dreper, et eleven, at Oafbittall, Leedom January it. ThostraWhlta the yammer, of &rood, Kest, end. wereltant, at eleven, at Duildhall, London. January 37. John Donald, at Alder manbury, Lordart,warehemfm Ulan. It tkltCll, at Uttildhall. 4446177 tt. John **fan, of Oxford-Brat, Middlefes, Ulna. draper, at ten, at CluildhalL February 4. David MeEkt, of Fleet-Market, Leaden, grocer, at *keen, at Guildhall. February 7. Th °Mal Taylor, of librolneham, draper, at alemn. at a uildhar, London. February 4. Thomas Checke Lc* late of Oafmel•eourt. Camara . Faze% Lonalun, anachant and inna-manufaaurer, at ekven, u Gai:l!.alL Jaruary it. Juhn Taylor, of Worectler, draw, at eleven. at Londor. Pebn:e7 7. John Kamm and James Palmer, of Craven. Brat, ho the 9,rand, :A4%1. army ,annaition broken, menu eat partneri, at ten. at Janus 'y 2*. Wil.a-m Luib r, of Pet worth, Sadie. thopbeeper, at *nem I.on Inn. February ft. I.,feyb ..y, late at Long ruebby, Wriahamptorn Care. n.rdivaitize and fLlttnenger, at eleven. at the t 44711 Inn, in hh.rthammem. Pen. 7. }tactual Ilma fan. of Edward-ft:cm, Portman-4cm; mil. Inter, ar one, at guildhall, London. Fcb 7. Damn Yowler and Div. n t.ftlertrie, of PoOre.mar, Lao. Mir.. merchants, daanirs, !Airmen, and partner., at one, at Fee. 4 *1 homes many. lotto! t' e Fall India Company's Np the W,altt mitt nav and late of Bradrerig4l,er. Whi.c.- ars. Landon, mariner, de .l.ftr and awns,. a: ter, at Feb 7. William 1 remlat. at Dremenirc. Cor. beeper. dealer and etiamnan. at Am at the t,:hibe Tavern, tot aster. Feb. a. William Denny, of 01.1 Cravel•lare, &. a / a ntic% bi that Bak, Mail& 'es, cern :r mad katberau t ter, a: tat, K 441141 u. it 11 1♦ 't