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A Met Mein-[Mama, and a New Comte y, are in rtitcarfal. 140 - ND - AicOatoilEß I4Li AGENERAL MEETING , f" the PROPRIE TORS of the LONDON INSTITUTION, will be heM on Thuriday, the t 7th Oaoher. at Twelve &Clock, at the London l'avern, to take into eonliacTation the Laws and Regulations pro per to be adopted. SAMUEL WOODS, Secretary to the Committee. •„• The Chair will be taken at One preefely. WESTMINSTER FIRE-OFFICE., BEDFORD-STREET, COVENT-GARDF.N. For 'during tiouG.s,Buildings, Houfehold Furniture, Goods, and Stock in Trade, with 4 n England, Settland, and Wales. ANNIY A.L and Septenni Int mance% are made ' 3 " by this Office on the Pro?ery above enumerated, from Las or Damage by Fire. For which purpofe attendance is even daily at this Office from nine o'clock in the morning until four o'clock in the afternoon, Saturday excepted, on which day the Office clofes at three o'clock- G. H. BROWNE, Secretary. N B. No charge is mule at thi- Office for Policies of infurance. 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It It this day ordered, by his Nlajelly in Council, that the Parliament which (lands prorogued to Thurldar, the tyth of this intiant Oc• tober, be further ptorklued to Thurfday, the zfith day of November nett. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 12. 7th Reenent of light Dragoona--Captain Gcbrge Treweike, irem the • sth :not, to be Captain of a troop, vice Hoiwot thy, who exchanges. - 55 th Ditto—. Cornet Robert Thompfon, from the 25th Light Dra goon., to he Lieu•enant, witiunit purchafe.' . 1 t6ri, biro—Corr.er Clement Tudway to be Lieutenant, without purchair ; Enhin A. Bolton, from Both Foot, to be Cornet, with oat plirehafe, vice Sweet tenhain, promoted; George iltompron, G•mt. in he Cornet by porebare, vice Poolonby who retires. 2lft )Iztn.6—Captaio George l'aytne, from the 2 , th Foot, to be iCaptat" of a troop, vice Mn I icy, who exchanger; Lientenatt Preston Holum to be Captain of A trek* by putthafe, vice Mt- ILitton. yrotuotai. lit R. chi wit of Foot -- Lieutenant George A nderfan to be Captain of A Company, without puectrde, vice GiNrrin, deceared; Fiorillo Lark. 'vl'Azthtir to be I.kutenact. vice 'inaction; Patrick iFarb( s . Gent. to he bingo. vie,- 1101'.1st'aur. 3d Ditto—) nftgo Thomas Monaghan .to L.: Lieutenant. without purcha . e. vice Cilville. iirmnoted; Ralph M.Wrir, Gent. to he lEnfign, by purchafe vice Bolton, who retircil ; William Bow d,. , Gent. to be EuGgri, withaw purchafe, vice Monaghan. 9th Ditto--Major.ehnew.: Robert BrowOrigg,frotn the 6 th Foot, to he Colonel, vice Lieutenam•Generai Hunter, dectafed. I t t" Dl•lo—Lni4n Thomas 1•0•.:lierz,ill to he Lieutenant , by pur - t tfe , v‘ce Keene, pmrrig . .k.'. i 2t• . Ditto—Capt:till George Marlay, from the tuft Light Dra -1 : :,00ns to be Captain of a Conn; any, vice Taylor, who et changes. 26+ Regitnent of Font. To he Lieutenants, without Eorcharc—Enfign Snow, vice Dooii!tle, removed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; En :l3n Andrews I.ett, vice Balm:awls, promoted in the a7th tetet; Enfign Francis Shearman, vice Crampton, promoted in the 95th Foot. Bo be entigns, vrithout Purchafe—fames Dunn, Gent, vice Snow; William Gunn, Gent, vice Lett ; Thomas Murray, Glatt. vice Shearman. 27th Ditto—Captain George J. Reeves, from the 18th Foot, to be Ma;or. without purcir.!fe ; hufign Alexander Dryfda)e, from the New lirtinfwick Fercibles, to he Lieutenant, without pnrchafe; Hofpital-Mate William Hamilton to be AlLftant.Surgeon, vice Grautham,deceared. soth Regiment of Foot. To be Fairs, without purchafe. • Gcntletnan Colet 14 , :nry ticatlicote, frlm the Royal Military Callee, vi:e Bolton, appoored to the 16th Light Dragoons. Robert halt, Gent. vice Chifholtn,- promoted in the 42d Foot. 314. , if Foot. To he Lleuteiiants, without purchnfe. Fnrors John Taylor Mackenzie, Richard Birch, George Biumer, and Arthur Gore. To be Enfigns, without porchnf.-, Gent. vice Nlacker.zie. IVilitarn Humble, Gent. vice Eirch. M'Culloch, Gent. vice Meracr. Robert Bail, Gent. vice Gore. 38th Ditto—Major-General Hon. Sir George James Ludlow, K. B. from the ydth Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Rooke, &coaled. 41'I Ditto—Enliqn Drraitt ebi,:hobn, front the 3cith Foot, to be Linnenant, without purchafe. 4tth Sh:tw M'enthwh, Gent. to he Enfign, Without purchafe, vice Reeves, promoted in the 54th Foot. 54th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe. Enfign Thomas Reeves, from the 45th Four. F.:4 13n William Hutton, front the 56th Foot. 55th Ditto—Captain Matthew Holworthy, from the 7th light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Trcevetke, who each:mg..% sith Ditto—Captain Robert Seymour, from the 99th Foot. to be Captain of a Company, v!tw Noodle, who exchanges. (loth bitto—Major-Gcncral Hon. John Hope, from the half pay of the late 7: .rtit Loy:lapel Fencitdes, to be Colonel Command• ant of a Battalion, vice hiaJor General Broworigg, appointed to the command of the 7th Fop'; Enfign Francis beretzie to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Murray, removed to the 63d Foot. 634 Ditto—iforpitatmate Jofeph Young to be ABB` ant Surgeon. 67th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Watfon Steel, from the Royal Mi. litary College, to he Enfign, without purchafe, vice Cockburne, promoted in the 87th i•011t. Sad Ditto—Goutiernan ('adet Charles Pratt, from the Royal Mi litary Coaege, to be Enfign, without purchale, vice Hill, pro moted in the 95th Foot. 87th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe, Enfir Hugh Irwine, vice Allen, whore promotion is not to take place t.nfign Francis John Cockburne, from the 67th Foot. Ti' be Enfign, without purchafe-Stephen Maincy, Gent. vice Irwina 95th Ditto—Enfign D. KU, from the Sad Foot, to be Firft Lieu tenant. without purchafc. 96th Ditto—Lieutenant General George Don, from the 7th Weft India Regiment, to he Col otel, vice Sir George Ludlow, ap pointed to the command ot , he 3'lth Foot. 99th Ditto—Captain E. D. I-fount:le, from the Seth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, rice Seymour, who exchanges. 6th Welt India Regiment. To he Lieut-nants, without purchafe, Enfign John Campbell, vice Burnett, promoted. Enl l gns Stirke, vice Whitctord. removed to the isth Light Dragoons, and •Fhonias Dungt tte. To be Bologna, without porthole, Q2artcr Molter Duncan ::rant, vire Campbell. I•no ilehri ft, Gent. vice Stirke ; John Lath y, ent. viceDungette. Serjcant 114?jor Ander:on to be quarter ADiter,otee Grant, appointed Enfign. 7th Ditto--Major General float flafeoyne, from the .16th Foot, to be t.'olonel, vice Lieutenant General Don, appointed to the command of the 96th Foot. 4th Veteran Battalion—Brevet Major George stevenion, from the 47th Foor, to be Captain of a Company, vice Macnantara, removed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. Nova Scotia ReOment ut ErreilO. a—fit etenaht Charles Gardi t:er, from the 83d Foot, to he Captain of a Contrary, vice Al it n. promoted in the 3,1 W. it le 4i.t N e ve Lit ottiwick Fen t ittles—lolin It yen, Gem. to be Erlign, vice Dryfdale, promoted in the 17th I oat. e'rA FF . To he lapel:Mire Field OfSer:cl'cr.otarry sod Volunt e er Corps in Irciaucl, with the temporary rank of Lieutenant Colonel in thr Army, W. E. Borough. C1:0:er I iettt, tant 'Coloori la the 26th Foot, vire Mori ifmi. aypointed t.. the 89th Foot. llama% Lir:111111am Sewell, Efq. late-Captakt la the 26th Un a in Battalion. MEDICAL STAFF _ _ ..-...- Lempriere, M. lit ''' i'i;;licianto the Ilona., mice Buffs, retired to half prey The King's German Lr.gion. . , tit Regiment of Dragoons. Belerdie Baron Decken to be Corner; vice Bock, promoted. Cornet Wolliam Baron Bork to he Adjutant, with the rank d Lieutenant, vice 14cnienberg, promoted. I I .i Regiment at Light Dragoons. Captain George Baron rietren to be Major, with temporary rank. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1:0-MOR ROW EVENING; OCTOBER is, - will be reehred4 (Weedy, eared THE CHAP rE.R Of ACCIDENTS. Juntaleaky, bde.j..4STON, (Croat the Theatre-Royal in the Haymarket, being his firß ar•• e on this Stale.) Alter which, a New ifl e r c Draina. (neier adlcd) with New Mufic, hcenec, Dreffes; and Decorations, called • RUGANTINO f Or. THE BRAVO OR YEW& This Fverting—The Revenge: with The• Will for the Deed. On Wednatlgy, Jane Shore; Jauc Shore, Mrs Sicklous. On Tha!flay, The Man of the World . • ••• • HAWKINS'', PA :stir SPIRAL-5'1 , 41NC; METALLIC FKAM and SQYAEA PIANO soars WARE fIoUiES, No. It. tiottiatcsqyAmiad No. 4,-DALBY TERRACE, (Iry ltd,tb. THESE no* anti:elegant Itifirnments have re ccived the dreldttilsOrtbation of every perfon of judgment and ralte. who has es , tnnAt their confirudion. The iral - Any meilow frafs.nt a Email compafs and tbe Me tallic Frames in which the S rings are ftrrtetted by ferew. prevent their bring, out of tom. by the variations of the atmofpliere, and the fuperionty of the mile am! tenet as a.:knowleciged by the firft Mallen. Num row otlier mivaatar s will be leen on examination. - WAN rED to Rent, a tub nantial HOUSE, ready Furrifbed, containing tour large Rooms on a none; w.th bitable Oates; and from to to tco ,Icres of Land s lituated rear a Market lbwu, within 4 milts of I .ondon. Letters (poet paid) dircaral to J W. at No.'s, Cateaton.ftrert, nwatiooing all particulars, will be attended to. MIDWIFERY. rI'HOSE Ladiec, whole particular fitnation re quires a temporiry retirement during their acconchement will meet wilt a comfnrtahle accommodation, and the molt .en der treatment, by Mr, Siert H, Midwife, No 11. Church-firm, 134aelthriar'l.R.oti, near the Bridge, ou the molt reafooable t4..rms .► Mrs. Sy 'Tat has a Gen• leman. rccH eftablillsod for tome years as a Man-Midwifc, who will actual. it req..ii ed. 'the ChiWrcn alto will inert with every attention, if kft to the care of Mrs Smith. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. A - - • - - • GENTLEMAN 1 ► de fi rous of laying out the Whole, or any Rim of soma. in the purehafe of Annuities, inured on Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold Mates, mare age kttkosienis, err ai.y othir prolltrry. abd on refpeetible perional fecurity only, for a hne.h the inoft liberal prices will be given, and the tedeemabie at the *afore of the borrower. The bu finds will He eranphted wit!.otit the intervention of a Broker, and conf,gnently without fobj:,:ling the party to any charge for coin. fo much complained 0.. I.etters addrclred, polt paid. to Mr Hemming, No. 23, %erne , row, Burlington lured, be duly attended to, but no perfunal applications will he received. THE REVEREND HETIIERiNCTI ON'S cH.tRrrY TO THE BLIND. Oct. t, z 305.. • arri , viva, v. ,1.7 title — ? d t t: 4 , L o -named toy -n err il ors of C'en th ' isi t i lrn t e orpit i al n to in P h t i Y s life ANNUI TIES of TEN PCIII.II3S to each of FIF TY BLIND PERSONS. And whereas many other Benevolent Perfons have made large addi. ions to the fame Charity, fu as to enahle the Go. v:rnorct to pay fimikr Annuities to 37.:i other Blind Perfons, mak ing tog, ther 420. 'I he laid Governors do hereby give notice, that a c'enmoittee of Almoners will fit in the Counting-honfa of the fail biofrital, fame time in the month of Nevi:mkt next, to WI up the v.i.eatot Annuities. Toe laid 'izovernors, in confequence of the very munificent ad ilitiolll made to the Fund by the Benevolent Perfons before allud ed to, roma of whom arc ftill living, and defire to be siookolown, and fc,r the purpele of Meeting fo.r there Annuities 1 ` Perfqrs horn of n-IPaCtable Parents and well broutht ap," agreeably no the in. tendon of the dooms, have recently toirred to admit Petition, resat the age of fifty year , : and to prevent frublefs applications they tLink proper to declare ' k that no Perks cm receive an Annuity under either of the laid Litablifhments who has not been wholly deftitute of tight foe the fpaec of the laft three years, or who was nut horn in that part of the United Kingdom called En z :,land_, exclufive of Wales and the Town of Berwick upon Tweed; or who baa any Income for life of the yearly vakte of 2 ,- 1.; or who has at any time during his ocher life received any Alms from any Parifla or Place us a Pauper; or who is, or ever was, d common Boner ; or-who is not of Ober life and converfadon; or who fhaft not h .ve lived during the whole three years laft pall in the Parilh or Place wherein they 03311 nil& at the thne of their application for this Charity. The Petitions of thole Candiditcs wko have been unfuceefsful, may be ren/wed at the Countinphoufe of the laid Horphal, upon the perfotiat application of a Friend, any day (holidays exc. pted) from Monday, the reth October inftant. to Saturday, the ad No • .sfenther, from Niue to Three &Clock ; where elf() during the laid period. proper Petition. will be delivered to the Friends of other Perfons qualified to apply; the whole of which Petitions mall be returned to the Counting.huufe, oo or before Wcdncfday, (cell November RICHARD CORP, Clerk. The ;oldie are particularly Minato obferve, that ito attention car. be paid to letters. . For FIXERS. COLDi„ SORE THROATS, RH,FAIMA. TlS".‘lti. the YELLOW FINER, ST. ANTHONY'. P.RE, ars'. fur N ELAM:MATIONS of the LUNGS, BOWELS, rl..Bl'nr.R, &c. l'R. jAMES's POWDER. r i • IS which is in fnnerinr to all A mhas ie. efficacy. certair.ry, and fafety. Bunk! ever he given nn the .IrP. attack of the Difurder ; for, if it he not furacieut of itfelf to .1 curt (ea in intermittent and putrid l'evers), it is allowed R Preparative for, and concomitant with, the Berk and r remedies, whidt the Syniprom3 require. But as the gctrane Pawth.r has 1., en often known to reftore the Patient, at- t r i:a lideditutcs, and evert other febrifuge, have failed, it ought t.., h:• even in the lAtextremitv. Great btnef,ts have lteLn tic tor, from the Pow r, in,li tb rdrra thought biend the reach • tit...1441e. when tak. n every night as an Alteritive; and, from f wee& of the Rev, rend Mr. singlron Harpur, of Dublin, timre a realeu to believe that it may prove a Remedy in the Hy • phaltss,or 'Water in the Brain. euld only by F Ntwbcry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church. yard !fer.tr doors from Chem:Ade) London ; and at Dr. Jams s's la!r hotui, in Brutoet.flreet, in packets, price as. std each, duty iccltukd ; or in bottles, containing twelve packets, price a4s. as up for the Army and Navy. N. B. None eau be g-nuine that have no: the words 'F. New bury, No. 43, ogrand in the Stamp. ,ICE SIX PENCE. Brevet, Ideate :ant Cenrge Bran Wenre, of the 2d Regiment of Light Drag.:ons, to have the temporary rank of Captain. Staff. Lieutenant and Adjutant Chen:s Baron Hodenberg, from the tit Dra g oor• , to be Major of uripade, with the temporary rank of Captaiu, vice &Ain, r, promoted. ORDNANCE•OFFICP. eCTOBER. 12. Royal Regiment if Artilkry. Secrmil Captain Henry Peacon to be Adjutant, vice Wilmot, ex change-!. Dated September 19, aoy. Second Captain Chati,s Egan to be Captain, vice Fry, retired to the invalid Ba•tation. Dated September an. rirtt Lkuier rat Job's Mitchell to be Second Captain, vice Fgan. • aged as above. Second Lieutenant F arch, R,Chdney to be Fait Lieutenant, vital i4iitc ell. Dated as above. Cot ps cf Royal Engineers. Second Captain John Hami6:ld to he Capt.in, vice Harteud,-do• -coed. Dated ccptenber 21, 12%3. Fir& Lieutenant Thomas Fyers to 1/eFzeond Caytain, vise Hand- Md. Dated at above.... Commiffions in the • Grimihy Volunteer Infantry, • ti4ned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Da wd Serembet• 18, Sos: Richard Marris, Efffte • • Samuel Beano, Ge:u. to he Lieutenant. Edmond Hevrion Carri•t, Gent to be Enfigth • Com:Ili:lion in the Orford Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. Andrea Butler, Dent. to be rnfign. Dated lily 3r, ittos. ennlm;lll , 3n in the Derby hire Old Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Evrry, Efq. to he Captain. Dated Aug*lt it, v.tos. Convuidions tigntd by the Lord Lieutenant of tit* Cqunty of Kent.—Canterbury' Volunteers. Enfign Charles Lephse . to be Lieutenant and tjarter-Matter..... bated September a t, ISos. Medway Volunteers. Lieutenant David Thom, fon to be Captalh; vice Burt, refignrd; Enkni John Thlinkiti to be Licuttrnant iDabgn Thoma. Crow tub:, ditto, and Quarter-Maßer Willianilloftorr to be ditto. Dated Oetober 7. tElot. PAICI'NERSHIPS DISSOLVED. M. Ge'dart and 11. Lees, of Manche:Rue, calico, ginbam, aces rnanalaclurers, September 1. dos. Charlotte Hazard and SuTan Hogard, of Biel Rivet, milliners, °dotter to, tltoy. James Fooks and !fake Abbott, of Piddletrenthlde, Dorfetfhiro, farmers, June 24, i?.05. • Thorns Chaffer and Richard Chaffer, of Wakefield, Yorkfidre, ptaifterers, Odobar t. an s . Philip Gribhle and James Hunt, of BilleHcay, Max, furgenna and apothecaries, June as, 18 ;a. John Baker, Sampfon Kingford, Richard Raiford, fen. Wit* 11am KinLsford and Richard Halford, jun. of Canterbury. bankers, ()Global- to, iSoy. David Lee and John Bean, of Golden-lane. John White and William Wziorlin, near the Hop Poles, King. ftrcet, liammerfmith, Middlefes, printers and ftationcr., Septet** her it, tB:c. Thor,:as \l'ilratn Tew and Michael Mitton, of Pontdraca, Yurkfhire, futicitors, Auguft 2, IgOS• Thum.l.ll.lrrifon, John Gallimt re, Samuel ;Apron, and Sarah J,lnf,,n, of Mancheficr, cotton [planers, Auguß C 9, 5804. John Geo-More. Thomas Harrifon, and Samuel johdon, of klaoelutler, cottommanufadturers, Auguft a?, des. Thotwis Piektcu and George Matthews, of I ligh-ftrect, South. wart, grocers and tea-drat', Whitaker, is, Igor. James Acherley and Charles Whitaker, of Huddersfield, Yotka flake, fadlers, OctcLer 17, My. IL‘NKitUPTCY ENLARGED. - . _ Bond. December 3. F.antel 111.11 Wilcock; of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, kle_t Prifoo , London. Noaemher C. Pace Duffy, late of Newman ft: ea, Oxford-Reed, Middiefex,w;tie-tnerch . anr, at ten, at Guildll4ll. BANKRUPTS. . Michael ravel), late of high-ft.rtct, Southwark, Surrey, Ilnen-dra• per and stay ntalzer, dealer and Chapman. to furrender 04itotkr is. 2 4 , and November 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attowles. Meirr.. '1 hennas vcd Samuel Naylor, Great Newport area. I ong Acre, London. Antirony Mackin, of Compton.ftreet, Soho, Middlefez, llnen. draper, Ocbsli.er ts, 29, at tcti, and November 23, at one, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bon4field,Bourerie•ttreet,Flert itrect. Dan el Hellman, of Belrgo area, Long Acre. parifla of St. in the PL it, Wilk fez, chtefemonger, dealer and thaprnan, October Ir. :9, at ten, and November 23. at one. at Guildhall. Attorncy,Mr.llo4l,7,Con, Charhs Rivet, St. Jamees:fqtrare. Robert Boon, late of cledzoy, Somerfetihire, jobber of cattle. dealer and chai man, Oetoher 19. Nov. 22 and 2.3 at ten, at the Lamb Inn, Bridgewater. Attorwes, Mr. Boys, B. bigewater ; or MciS s. Blake, Cook's. court, C:trry.ftreet, Load tn. John Johnfun, of Holborn Hill. London, linen-draper, dealer and charrnan, ()ember 16, 29, and Nov. 23, at ten, at Anomie., Mara. French and Williams,C4ftle-areet, Holborn. DIVIDENDS _ _ Nov. 2. Richard Richardfon, late of PaTe's Walk, Berinondfey. Surtey, glue and fine maker, (hut now a ?droner In the King's Bench,) at twelve, at GuildhalL Nov. a. fiti7.lbeth Fitton, of Bolton on the Moors, Lanca&ire, milliner, at (tetra), at Gull !hall, London. Nov. 5 Jam... Haigh. of Kent-Rreet, Southwark, Surrey. Rage. maker WUi a lien draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Dee. 59. Mac lery, late of A rtil.ery-place, Middlefez . merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. z. Ruben Bakewell, now or late of Brldge's-firect, near Covent-Garden, Middlefex, coffec.houfekalkr, dale' and chap. man, at ten, at Guildhall. No,. 2. Henry Davis, of Portfea, Hants, merchant and fhip-owner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 4. George Andrew., late of Halybourne, Hants, tanner, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 5. Stephen Hartley, late of Craffington, Yorkibire, mercer. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. an. John Diwfon, of Hyde • ftre.t, Bloomfbury, Middlefes, fleel-mai.ofadurer, at ten, at Guilt:hall. Nov 5. James Harman, of Great Ruffell ftreet, Bloomfbury, Middlsfer, habertiallt.T, at te: , , at Goildh.t. Nay. 8. John Strplicits, of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the Ueor;e Inn, Dale tireet,Liverpol. Nov. z. Thomaa Smith, of the White Hart, Grove-fired, Dept. ' ford, Kent, victualler. at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 2. Matthew Mackenzie, of :lett Brett, London, vintner, at ten, at Guildln December I 7. U'iliiatn Wilberforce Intl!, of Coventry, ftlk-manu. fadurcr, d-der and chapman, at ckven, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 7. Julio Bowman, of lA'ater lane, London, hrandy-nserchanr, dealar and chapman, at one, at Gt•Pdhall. I • Dr' 1 Johr. Rode, of Sudbury, Suffolk, linen draper , at eleven, at Guildhall. London. e. lohn Stork, Thomas Whitby, and Matthew Botterill, of G.e tt urn Yorkfhire, merchants. cornLetors, copartners, Mali . , and chapence, at eleven. at Guildhall London. No.. O. Saaioot Lichigary and Matthew Danstord. of Hafsnghall• t, 1441i0/11.nterchauts luul eoparmers. at eleven, Nov. 5. George Destuttt, of Gray'.• Inn •lane. parith eu it. Pancras, Piliddh fel, COM keeper. at tell. at Guildhall Nor. ;o. Thomas Eccles ne.d Barnard Thomas Holbrook, of Uatling.ftrett, London, rrarehoufemoi, dealers and copartners, of eleven. at Cuildilall. Nov. s. George Stratton and Henry Stratum, of Blackfriar's-toad, • Surrey. imnnimgers, at ten, at Guildhall. No.:. 19. Thomas Wade, of Great St. Helen's, Bllhopfgate•ftrect, Loudon, drtig. mert'•ant. at ten, at Guildhall Ns% is. George Birk nt, of Kendall, Weitatoreland, brandy-met. dont, at eleven, at Guildhail,,,Lundon. Iltiog, 3b. Ahaander Cedric., late of Capol.court, Bartholomew. , Prise, but now of nark-lane, Londoo. merchant, at one, as Mahal" POOLE —FOR SALE BY %II rium , At the Cullom-Howe, in this Port, nn Ehurf , l.l .ntt, Ocloter 17. At Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Brandy, xi to G . 1111n4 ; Ram. 7,3 ditto ; Geneva, 835 ditto Under proof. Th.! Material; and broken-up Hull; of fundry Vcffels and Boats. Vs'hieh have been feivql and 1-lally condemned and mar be viewed d the fpirits tatted in his M ijefty's Warehoufe, two days bctore the fate. I