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DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. RVto Acct pallid in the prefent Seifion of Parha " malt, an additional Duty, aftef the rate of one-fourth pan of ,1 ,- f. ,rmer Duty on Property, is granted upon every Affeirment made for any year fubfeisent to the stilt"( April, 1805 ; to `e rnalptued upon the net amount of the Duty charged by fuch which additional Duty will attach upon the full amount -t ..11 Dividends or Shares of Public Annuities payable on the sth • , f July neat: His Majefty's CommilEoners for the Affairs of Taxes therefore r ive Notice, That all Perfons entitled to inch Dividends, soil are deitrous of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank E ng tiod, mutt, in order to entitle them to a ditcharge from fur. .'ter offal - man, pay into the Bank, in addition to the, former duty. at the rate of 51. per Cetaum, on the amount of the laid Dividends, the further rum of oue•fourth-art of the (aid Duty, computed apon the full amount thereof. By Order of the Bittre4 111477T1EW WINTER. 05.. e acia fuse, lgoy. VACCINE INOCtLATION. This day was publillk€l, in Getavo,priee 6s. in boards, THE REPORT and the EVIDENCE at l arge , as laid before the COMMITTEE of the HOUSP. of COM NON 4. refraing Dr. JENNF.R's DISCOVERY of VACCINE iNocut,ATION ; together with the Debate which followed, and ionic Obferrations on the Contravening Eviderce $ By the Rev. G. C. JENNER. lulus popull fuprema lea. Puidifhed by John Murray. 31, Fleet-ftreet ; and W. DaSir,•29, Holborn Hill. This day were publithed, Dedicated to the Right Hon. William Pitt, ENIARKS on the probable conduel of RUSSIA R and FRANCE towards this Country; alto on the neteSty of Great Britain becoming independent of the Northern Powers for ber Marine Supplies, by encouraging the Britilh Shipping In tacit, and the cultivation of Naval Stores in Upper and Laver Canada, including obfervations on the Report of the Society of Ship Owners, &c. dte. Publithed by J Afperne, N 0.32, Cornhill; Jordan sad Max well, No. do, et-street;rk and R. Dutton, No. 41, roosehurch n.ct. hi. dal. was publifhed. (dedicated to the Earl of Mo KA). A POEM, exiled "VA L C ItUCLS AB3EY ; or, THE VISION OF 'f HE VALES." Thofe who have made the Tour of North Wales, will - eeoPed the fublime and pidurefi ue fernery, deriving an air of eneh: ntment from that vaserahk Ruin, which has foggeited to the Auttor the brit idea of the Poem now offered to the Public Such of the Notes as are of a political tendency, will not be read with tudit. &note by thofe who feel a generous intereit in the 4,bolitfou of the' :Aare Trade, the adual Rate of Ireland, or the Catholic Qt . ttftion. Pus-hated by Wm. Lindfa No. 87, Witnpole-ftreet; where may be had, B.towies TRIATISI on FLOWIII Thi. day was prblithed. Tr. Tan Volumes Oa!Wm, prier One Guinea in Board s, pluNc: IPL ES and PRACTICE of NAVALand . MILITARY COURTS MARTIAL. With an APPENDIX. iiluftrathre oldie Subject. By JOHN ?WARM UR, Ffq. Lac Secretary to Admiral Lord Vifcount Hood, &e. officiating Judge Advocate at various Naval Courts Martial during the Americas War, and Author of Financial and Politiaal Fads of the Eighteenth and Preknt Century. London: Sold by J. Butterworth, in Fleet-area ; T. Egmton. 'Whitehall ; R. Faultier, Boad-ftreet ; W. Miller, Albcusatic. urea ; and Meffrs. Richardfons, Cornhill. Where may be alto F.ad, Tb: Fourth Edition of FINANCIAL and POLITICA T. FACTS. This day was publifhed. la two large Volumes Odtavo, price iu hoards tas. the Fifth Edition, of HISTORY THE INTERPRETER OF PRO PHECY, or a Vicw of Scriptural Prophecies and their Ac. compliOunent in the Pad and Prcfeot Occurrences of tae World, with Conjeattres refpeatng their Inure Completion. By HENRY KETT, B. 1). Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, and one of his Majefty's Preachers at Whitehall. Primed for F. and C. Airington, No. 62., St. Paul's Church yard—Sold alto by I. liatchard, in ficcadilly. A new Edition of ELEMEsTs Of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, with Addi . .icii,s and Corredtions, is preparing for publication. This day was publifhed, Dedicated, by Pertniffian, to the King, in eight large Volumes Oztaco. hanifomely printed on .fine woven D-trily Paper, prize in baardi 4!. 4s. and a few Copies on a fuprrfine woven Royal Paper, price in boards 7L 4s. with a Portrait of dpenfer, from tLe orig inal Painting in the poffeffion of the Earl of Kinnuul; THE WORKS of EDMIJNL) SPENSER, with Notes of various Comntentatots. T. ich are a‘lticd Illuttratipott, with futile Account of the itc of :ii,ttifcr, and with a Glolfati II Index. Ly the Rcv. H. J. TODD, M. A. F. A.S. Pcil or Allhallows, Lomturd•rtrot, Lotndon, Ste. PriiAco, ior F. aa.d C.Rivil.g..un, T. Payne, Cadcll and. Davies, atdß 11. Mr. M.U.RINTOSII . ^, Sep cu Only to be found in this Publication. publifbcd, a New Edition, in a irirr th;elt Volume, Odavo, price Els. feared, THE TRIAL of JOHN PELTIER, Efq. for a L LIBEL ag.zinfl NA PC LEON BONAPARTE, Firft Confal of the French Republic, at the Court of King's Bench, Middlefea, on Nlond.ry. February at, tBO3. Taken in Short-14[d by Mr. Adams; and the Defence Revifed by Mr. Machintolh. ADSTI(ACT Or THE CON TENTS. Introlii.nln, in French and Lnglilh—Lift of Juron—the Tp formation --the Charge of the Att .rney G .neral—Evldenee for the P rofreution--thellefenea—Mr. Mackintufh'a Speech (allowed side :day to be the molt folentlid difplay of Lioquence ever beard)—the Reply of the Attorney Genus!—the Clutrgr. of Lord Ellmbomush—th e Peitier's Ad4refa to the Public, ea Frelleil—the fame in English. London t Printed for M. Janes. No. t, Pateenofter row. Speedily will be pnbliCied, nr Volume %arto, clezantly printed by BettfLy,on foperfine a~•.,n Royal Pager, with numerous euluural Plates, price in tit Guineas, N EPITOME•' of the NATURAL HISTORY .7- 2. cf the Idea.% of New Holland, New Zealand, New Guinea, athi other Minds in the Indian. Southern, and Pa• ifie Ctefans : including the Figures and Defcriptions of One Hundred and Fifty.tw o Specie, of the molt fplendid, beautiful. and ititereit- Infeets hitherto Ifcovered in thofe Countries, and which for the molt part have not appeared in the Works of any preceding Author. The Fieurtai arc corr. dly d,lincated from Specimens of else Infeds; and with tie Lkferiptions are amnged according to the I.ltinzan Syftem, with reference to the writings of Fabricius and other Pntomoksgilta F. DONOVAN, F. 1.. Author of the Natural Hiltories of the In lnfests S. s of China. India &c. Printed for F. C. and j. 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Report of the C'ommi . t‘e of the Highl mud Society of Scotland, appointed to inquire into the Nattue and Authenticity of the Poems of °Mai. Drawn up, according to the DirettPme of `the Committee, by Henry Mackenzie, Ely its Convener or Chairman. With a copious Appendix, containing tome of the Principal Do cuments on which the lt:port is founded. la t vul. Bvo. price tas. L:oards. AN ENTIRE NEW WORE. IVITII PIVTY OR MORt ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS. On Saturjay the 22th of June was publi.ted, No.l• price is. 6d. 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AROMATIC SelßiT OE VINEGAR.' !T HE Original invention of Mr. Eh to aY, prepared sod fold by I . :lovas and WILLIAM H t!! ar, Chentißs and Apothecaries, Mancheiter.--11tis molt agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the rooftploafant Arnaixtics Its ltrong and pungent Odour renders it extremely grateful and falutaey to persons labouring under Head aehs, Falutings, iice. and adapts it for counter thaiiig the bad ef feels abeam! or foul Air. Hence it has been found highly ufeful in Rooms, Witte the Infcdtion of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or of other contnions Difeafcs. prevail ; and in all crouded places of pub. lic r,-fort, a, Theatre., Courts of Joßice,&c. It may allo be par ticularly recommendtd to Perfotis rending in hot climates. The Aromatic ip.rit of Vinegar, price as. 9d. each bottle, Ramp included, it told wholefale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, No. 5, Cockfpuritreet (the only perfoos in London authorifed by the Proprietors to fell the fame) where may bad, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Corneliart, Cryftal, &c. N. B. Each bottle, betide: a copper plate label, Spied by the Prep,mrs, has the letters 'l'. and W. Henry's Aromatic Spirit of Viiic.;ar moulded in the Giafi. Their names are alto engraved in the ft ,nip, the counterfeiting of which is felony. At the fame place may be hail Henry's Calcined Magnefia, in bottles,at 21. 6d. And larger with ground timer, 4s. tach, damp Incladcd. 11 C.. . A T a Special AfTembly o f the CoMpany of Pto. • prieton of the GRANT) JUNCTION CANAL, held at tic Cock inn, in Stoney Stratford, in the County of Bucks, on tke stth day of July, dos, purfuant to Notice, Inlayed in the Pablic Papers, called by twenty oue or more Proprietors, as di. rifted by the Aft of Parliament made and paired in the 33d year of the Reign of his prcfent Moistly, for making and maintaining tie Grand junetion Canal It was rdotved, That this Affinnhly approves and confirms the cppeintment made by the General Committee on the I ith of June I h*. of Chitties Harvey, Efq. to he General Superintendaut o f the Main of the Grand junetion Canal Company, fubjett to the In• &Odious as to the Oinks of his Office, which were then confi• dered and adopted by the Paid Committee. GRAY and CHAPLIN, Clerks to the Company. Grand junction Canal Once, Na is, Eifel. ft reet, Strand, July t REDUCED RATES OP POSTING. G•A LDERAON, of the Angel In n , F err y-b r id ge , N-A • rekedtruny informs the Nobility, - Gentry, and the Public in general, that at a Meeting of INNKEEPERS the tollowing Rates of Potting hive been agreed upon. vie— For one Pah oil-lot:es, z 3 id. per milc—two Pair, as 3d. and Saddle Hodes 6d—from the Red Lion, Tuzford; Swan, Scroo • by; New Inn, Red Lion, Doncattcr ; Angel. Fertibtidge; Swau and Talbot, Wetberby; Three Greyhounds, Beroughbridge, and Ro(e and Crown, Tadcatter. At a time when it has been in agitation to advance the Rates of Pottage beyond.' id. per mile, a liberal public will be convinced that it is the with of the Proprietors of the above Nooks to accom• modate them on the molt reafonable terms. They have allo the additional advantage in purfuing this line to and front London, from the Stages being more equally divided, a charge of bastes raved, and one mile lets charged them. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ft:cot, Plymouth, On Friday the a6th of July, t itos, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, '['HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 40 Half-Pieces French Brandy. 444 Cakes Yellow Rohn. 40 Cott' Black Ditto. 4 Hogfheads Spirits of Turpentine. a Cott' Cream Tartar, (unprepared). 23811 Pieces Box Wood. Being the Cargo of the Pruflian Snook FORTUNA, captured on her voyage from Bayonne to Cacti, by His Majefty's Hirei Armed Brig CA RO LI Ne, Lieutenant Jon 14 DFR Y Commander, and um= condemned to the Captors. For viewing the Cargo, and for Catalogues, application may be made th ee days previous to the fate, to Meths. Peres BIRD. WOOD and Mr. Joan HAW K La, the Agents. Plymouth, July is, tilos. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY CHURCHILL AND TURNER, On the Preinifes. on Mond+ y agth day of July hdlant, A LL that capital, long•ellablithed welt known good-accoftomed INN , HOTEL, and TAVERN, with the bowling Greets, Pleafure Grounds, Shrubberies ,0 ut -buildings, and Farm adjoining, on the Groat Road from London to Ireland, &aide on Chapcl Heath, near Chipping Norton, in the County of Oxford, upon the Terms and Cataiuns that will be then and there produced. For furt her particulars. or to treat by Private Contrail, apply to Mr. Smokes, at Wooditock Bank. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday the rzth of Auguft, *got, at Four o'Clock in the Aftannon, at the Houfe of Mr. Mirk, in Bownsfs, near Ken.- fubject to the Conditions of Sale then to he produced, un 9;1 its the mean time difpufed of privately, of which due notice will be give n , A NSTATE called FURNEY GREEN and CROW'S FIELDS, late the refidence of 0. B. CRUMP, Efq. deceafed, pleafantly fituated on the Eaftern fide of and near the centre of Winderm:re Lake, and within half a Mile of the Village of Bownef., containing about twenty-two euftontary Acres of Land in a Ring Fence, furroundcd by a good Road. On a ;Tu. minent part of the Land is ereeleil a handfome Dwelling !inure which commands an extenfive and delightful View of the Lake; it eonafts of a Vettibule fifteen Ica In length and (even feet and tour inches in breadth, a Dining-room 12 feet and fit inches long and fifteen feet wide, an Oval Dravring-rthm twenty feet long and fifteen feet wide, am! a Breakfaft room fifteen feet long and fourteen feet wide, el4lit Bed rooms and a good Store-room ; there are two iCi:Oen., Butler's Pa.itry, Wine and Beer Celiirs, a Small Dairy, and fuitable Offices and Out-buildings, and an excel. lent Garden of about one Acre. The Furniture and appendages mly be had at a fair Valurion. The Yremif.•o are about eight Miles and an halt front Kendal, (even from Amb!elide, and four from Hawkfhcad, all good Market Timm—nut property may be trk.ved any day previous to the Sale, and further particulars may be had by knee addreffed to the Rev Wm. Barton, Winderolere, or Mcfirs. Crump and Lodge, Llverpool.--lmmedlate pukilico may be had. FLINTSHIRE, NORTH WALES. TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, In the month of Auguft nest. unkfs previoufly difpofed of by Pri vate Contradt, of which due notice will be given ; AMOST defirdhle FREEHOLD ESTATE, call. ed Hartfhteith, delightfully fituated in the parifhes of Hope and Mold,in the county of Flint, in a fine (porting country abound ing with garne,diftatit eight miles from Chefter,feven from Wrex ham. and four front the market town of Mold (which affords a daily communication by pott with the. Metropolis, and all other party t.f the kin dom); comprizing a Park of urwards of wet, Acres, extremely fend.: and of a beautiful diverfified furface, in vrhich is (rated a haudfoine and commodious Manion-bone, commanding aich and pirating prorpect., with hatable Offices attach A of every 4.l.feciption. anti c:mitai Stabling and Coach hunks at a convenient diftance, Eaddocs, Pleafure-groundv, rihrubbcriev, and Planta tions, tinoLuty ornamental; Trout.tircams, fill Ponds. wal (toted; gardens, Zke. &.. and (including the Ptak) abt-re tkva Acres ut Arabi-, Paiture, and Watered Meadow Land. of the firft quality (of which 360 acres arc within a ring-fence), divided into eligible compact farms and holdin z a, with all r rqu i te buildings thereon. The Manfi n hotife contains feveral fpaeiotis elegant rooms not yet completed, but which, at an eary expence, may be finished, agreeably to the tate of any purchafer ; the other parts of the houfe are fit for immediate occupation. Inwt lluic has been proved in part of the lands, and there is every reafun to belitve the Utatc abounds with coal artiticetinel. Polreffion may be had of the houfc, offices, &intent, and plc,- fure•grounds, at any time when &fired; and of the park and paddocks, and an adjoining farm of about 1 36 acres, at :lc Andre 3va next. The other farms, with the exception of 21 Acres, tying clenched from the Deinefne, in which the tenant has an unexpir ed term of eleven years from Candlemas next, arc held only from year to year. Printed Particulars may be had from Meffrs. Philpot and Stone, No. a, Hare -court, Temple ; Mr Leigh, Bafnet-il reet, Liver pool; Mefits. Kay and Ittufhaw in Manchelter; Mr. Boydall, Rolle; Delibighltire ; au d from Mr. F. Barker, in Chefter.at whore office maps of the eftate may be ken, and who is autborifed to trat for the (ale thereof by private contrad, and will direct a pro per perfon to thew the lame to any one &Brous of p.irchafin.;. N. B. The time and place of file will appear in future advertife• moots, iiilic este is out di/poled of by isivate coutsa‘t. Als 7170111'7 • - • r MONEY. AGENTLEMAN who it ;n 9 is power to proeureany SUM of moNry, at the haortrq tice, f..r good Bilk, or upon Atm ui ice, or other Certain Seem). irs, with: s to be employed as the Age pt to An 7 por wh,thi r o the Mer cantile or E.ilhionahk yart u 1 1130 Norld, who ml; require Lis alGftaboe.—Pe•tanal app'icauorus arereceived fi still till four; and 'utter+, Pun 1-.ld zadreitcd to the Sup.ir;n:endant at hi. 1:0t, No. 21,Ncw North Lbw, Red Lion-Cipure (U cxpiieitly vrrittan) Inouedlately *nivel:red. Frew the ununm G4241'744 jay 10. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiffions figned by the Lo►d Lieutenant of the County of Hams. Portfmouth Vllunteer Battalion. _ _ Enllgn Fowler to be Lieutenant, vice Cafe, pro*ed. Dated Jinx 24, :Sas. Lymington Volunteer Battalion. John Gazeley, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated July 15, sitos. Commitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln.—Lincoln Volunteer Infantry. Charles Bennett, Gent. to be Q 4 partcr-Matter. Dated Jane 21, ans. Gainfborough Volunteer Infantry. Samuel Baynes, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July I.lBos. Wainfleet Volunteer Infantry. Robert Booth. Efq. to be Major Commandant. Dated luly r, To be Captains... George Booth, George Mawer, sad Bletcher ..- Creafey,Efgra. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Robert Heath, John Abral an, and Henry johnfon, Gents. Dated as at•.ov r. To be Enagns--lienjarnin &ear, Tbornas Edwards, and Richard Bunch, Gents. Dated as above. To be Q„Earter-Matter--abonsas Oliver, Gent. Dated as above. To be ChepLun—Rev. Peter Bolincr. Dated es above. Sparoy Company of Spiltby and Burgh Volunteer Infantry. Walter Wright, M.D. to be Lieutenant; Thomas Hobron, Gent. to be &Mtn. Dated July 4,1805. CoMmiaions figned by Lord Teigumoutb, Vice Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. Loyal Southwark Volunteers. Lieutenant John jackfou to be Captain, vice Arderne, reigned. Dated July a , t3os. To be Second Lieutenantw—William Humphreys Gent vice Shaw, rtllgned ; William Barnes, jun. Gent. vice Width, pro moted ; Benjamin Hint Nicolon, Gent. vice Huffam, promoted; Samuel Darling, William Mattbefon, and Robert Chet, Gents. Dated July a, itas. IVandfworth Volunteer Infantry. Captain Thomas Edmonds au be Major, vice Fleming, reigned. Dated May t 5,18.2.5. Lieutenant James ilnwitt to be Captain, vice Morris, re6gnetl Etifign John Scedivan co he Lieutenant, vice Unwin. Dated July 'l, LS,S. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. '-- - - John!der and 14 S11:31 mail, batters, Cornhill. Maicl 2.5, 180 .;. Joreph Bamford and Williaut Hope, grocers, Manchefter. July 10, Otos. James Whittle and John Huntington, merchants, Liverpool.— July 13, t 80,5. Robert 1304,th and John Baxter, cotton.fpinners, Mancheaer,— July ii, tans. John Gerrard and Joreplt Stretch, cotton-fpinners, Mancleeiter.—s, July 4, 1F.05. . William Shearman, William Hodder, and Gilbert Grenville Fair lie, Hawfield Lime Cump.my, at Hswfield. Jan. 10,1804. John Philpot and John Cutting, corn merchaats, W. otibridge Suffolk. July It, 18' 7 1% Martin Woßenhulpt, Pcter Dakin, John Smith, James Mappin, and John Cutt, fender-tnanuflaurers, Sheffield. July 8, tBos. Benjamin lierrisford aad Ann Brundred, iron turners, %lAMB, Sitaffordlhi7e. June a 6, 1805. Thomas Dixon and Chriftoph,r Simpfou, furgeons,Skiptoo,York. &ire, May t, Sos. _ William Beckett and Elizabeth ORUfe, brewers, Enfield, Middle lex. July la, [goy. James Naylor, John W'rlght, and Jolltua Bingley, carpet-manufac turers, Sheffield. July t , t Bos. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Augutt 28. Motes Wood, now or late of Dcan.ftreet, parilh of St. Ann, Weßtninfter, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall Augutt 31. Thomas Geere and Jofeph Carters, of Look, Kent, millers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . BANKRUPTS. Jofeph Wild, late of Royton, Lancaihire, dealer and chapman, to furrender Augutt 6,7, at ten, at the Star inn Manchelter, and Auguß 27, at fir, at the Kings Anna Inn, inn, Atter des, Mars. Kay and Renshaw, Manchefter. Charles Curzon, of Punka, Hants, fhopkeeper. dealer and chap- I man, July zo, 23, and Auguit 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Nina, Great Prefeot-ttrect, Goodman's.. Fields, London. John Ayent, of M'ittertl33l2l, Kent, corn-merchant, dealer and chapman, Auguß 12, 13, and 27, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn, Tentcrden, Kent. At tomies, Mr.Watet man, Tenterden ; or Mr. B. Follett, Temple, London. George Harrifon, of Globc-ltreet, parifh of Saint John, W..pping, Middlefez, carpenter, builder, tltakr and chapman, July 23,27, and Auguß 27, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Thomas Will, Cattle-itrett, Falcon-rquare. John David Albert 1/2 Mierre and James Crolbie, of Broad-greet Chambers, London, merchaim". dealers, chapman, and cupart ners,uly 20, 27, and Auguß 27 , at ten,at Attorue r. , Mr. Berry, Walbrooh. Jonathan NVatfon, of Manchetter, cotton-fpinner, dealer and chap man, (partner with John Csrewther, of the f me place, cotton fpinner,) J lily 22, 30, and Augui 27, at three at the Dog Ta vern, Manchelter. .tttornies, A'Lfcra. Halitead and Ainfwdrth, Manc:iefter ; cr Mears. Milne and Parry. Old Jewry, London. Jame Smith and Jeremiah Smith, both now or late of the Lord ihip of Mytcn, in ICiegftnn-upan -Hull, patters and copartn:ra, Joy 19, x 5. and Auguit 27,a: twelve, at Dog and Liuck Ta vern, Kiugftan.u. on-Hull. Attuniies, Mr. J. K. Picard, Hull ; or Al, rs. Lown.les and I.2rohert, Red Lion fquarc, London. Benfon, late of 'farkkenham, Middlefez, maltit‘r, July 24, 3) , and Aubult 27, at tw s ive, at Guildhall. Attornie., Nleffet.. Blake and White, Fff..s-lir,et &laud. DIVIDENDS Aut,uft g. John Turner, late of IVtinchater, dealer and Chapman, et three, at the Royal Oak Inn, Nia::cheaer. Anglia 6 Pal:i Newman, of Me:;:fe.,m, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, at thr Both Tavern, Corn iteet t, Augufl S. John Ric:tar:lron, of i'tTl:;itif,-ton, Yorklhire, fheeplob • tier, dealer and eltaiman, at at the Old George litn,York. Augua 9. Jona:h.:it Law:, Yoridhire, 44 builder, at ter:. a: the l)og and Duck. Tavern, Kingflon-upon•HulL Auguft s.Noethy Rowland, and Peter Rowland, of Grzat Corae- . . ittaa, makers and e...parttiers, at ten, at the tied inn, Cokhetter. Augult 9. Wi late of I lolt, Norfolk, grocer and draper. at eleven. at the Bull Ida. Magd.den•areet, Num Ic.h. Nov. 2. William auto' Crank, oiltmlington, Mlddlefez, brul t r and merchant. at n. n, at Gui:Jr , all. - Aura 10. Dav;tl De Beaune, of G. eat Winehrfter-ftreet,Londo-, infurance broker, at twalve, at Guildhall. A ik,eft t 6. Thomas I lubfon, of .ipiltby, lhopkeeper, at t; n, at the George Inn, rpilfby. Angell to. Garland, of nrave•Rreet, Deptford, Kent, vidualrr and audio:it-LT, at ten. at Guildhall. Nov. a. Hugh Lloyd, of the Middle Temple-lane, London, rn e . a a t o G d u l il l .l e h o l e il l ., Gregory Nov. partner, at ten, Aucult Henry Aikinfon, of Hywarth.r . Aire, atopkope, at tan, at tjac V'hits "nor/. of Aldermanbary, .en, at Guildhall. pari Eh of Bra 'ford,Yot Llun fan, Halifax. ./44 I. l * - COCK INN, STONEY S rRATFOR D. JONI It, 1105. AT a Special A ff em bl y o f t h e P roprietors o f the 4 4. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, held this day, •Ballot Ins taken on the Appointment made by the Commit:mot Cites. HA lUrtY. Efq. tone General Superintendent of the Affairs of the C 191 1) 11 17, when the numbers were declared to be as follow For confirming the appointment of Mr. Harsoy, Againft 1389 Majority for eonerniing the appointment of IVlr.Harvey tab IC