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CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Dec. 9,1110 e. A T a MEETING of the MERCHANTS, BAN- A. KiRS, TRADERS, and INHABITANTS of London, convened by the Right Honourable the Loan littvoa, by public Advertisement, to consider of a SUBSCRIPTION for Cloathing and other necessaries, in aid of the brave SPANISH PATRIOTS, now struggling in the field, to defend their country from a foreign and cruel invasion, The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair, A Letter from the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer was read, and, on the motion of Sir ROICRT it was resolved, That a Subscription be now ope'ned for the purpose desired. That a Committee be appointed to attend to the opplimtion, in the most expeditious and efficacious manner, of the sums sub scribed. That five of this Committee may act as a Quorpm. That an account of the application of the monies subscribed, and cf the dispatch and destination of the auistances provided, sl be made public. hall '1 be following Gentlemen were named of the Committee : The Right , Hon . the A. Goldsmid E. Parry Lord Mayor Lord Bardley J W . Garc r ir on, M. P. iirC. Pirceprice, A. Anderson I. Goldsmid M. P. 3. A nsley, Alderman H. Goldsmid Sir J. Perring, Bart. J. J. Angerstein R. Hadkey E. Quin 4. Atkins,Alderman J. Harman T. Rowcroft 3. Bainbridge T. Harrington J. M. Raikea A. Baring, M. P. Harrison J. Russell J. Blackburn, M. P. Q. Harris C. Scott R. Barclay C. Hanbury J. Shaw, Ald. M.P. 1:`. 'Bonham, M. P. J. Inglis R. Slade' 1. Bosanquet J. Jackson, Esq. Lieut. Scott C. Buller J. limes Aldm. C. Smith C. Bosanquet W. Knatehbuß E. Shaw . Bolder° P. Kensington J. Tunno D. Bayley B. Long Sir R.Wigram, Bart tir W. Colds, Bart. Sir J. W. Lubbock, G. Ward M. P. - ' Bart. M. P. J. Wilmot, jun. ll.,Combe,Bail.M.P. W.Mellish,Esq.M.P E. Waters , Alderman J.Marryatt.Esq M.P R. Thornton. 1. Cohen J.Maitland,Esq M.? G. Sandman A. Chatfield M. hi`Donnell , J. Jacob I. Dennison -- Mundell H. Goodwin F. Forster R. H. Martin C. Enderley P. ! , *ree Aldm. Newnham C. Br6oke Amount of Subscriptions before e' £14,140 S I , ÜBSCRIP TIONS. 5 5 I Cherie. Brooke and Co. 105 0 5 5 Lt ? . J. Dennison 210 0 1 1 Ross/I:lndica and Bates 10 10 45 0 Bands Goldschmids 50 0 10 10 H. &fryers 5 0 2S 0 Charke Turner 52 10 ADDITION/ L Rich. Knight kieh. K Mint, jna. Leonard Laden Andrew 't imbreli James Timbreli Kennard Smith Rob Pillingbam 10 10 I Hale, Holdswortb, Bliz- James Campbell 105 0 ard and Co. 62 10 Herries,Farquhar&eo.los C Joshua Reeve - 21 0 Charks Brooke 105 0 S. Shaw - . 26 5 SUSCRIPTION AT LLOYD'S. Film. Th. Waters . 100 0 James Inglls - 21 0 Haynes and Kentish 10 10 Briekwood, Daniell and W. J. Thorn • - 10 0 Co. . . 105 0 _ _ _ _ _ John Whitfield John Colo and Co, 10 i 0 I Brickwood, Reckardby 51 0 and Cn. - 105 0 Abel AntherlyClower 21% 0 1 Booths. Cow-eras-Er. 105 0 Steinman, CUB= and Francis Reed 105 0 Pears . . 10 10 Brant and De Lanny SO 0 Paxton, Cockerel:frill 'William Dawes 105 0 _ _ _ and Ce. • 210 0 Th. and James Fisher 52 10 Plikingten 10 10 J. S. Bray • • 10 10 Jacob Wood, Brothers Samuel Williams 52 IC and Wilson" - SO 0 Slaughter, Galnsford, Strong, Hill and Strong £6.10 and Co. . 10 10 Minier, Minter maths, 21 0 John Tula) 10 0 !antes Riley - 10 10 Porcher, Rellead and Edw. Robinson 52 10 Co. - 105 0 Rich, Davie and do. 10 0 Goodall and Turner 105 0 Robert Jaques 0 10 .30 I Robert Steell - 10 ,10 J Jules Putnam 2.0 0 Prescott, Grote, and Charles Bartrure '2O 0 Co. - 105 0 The Thanks of the Meeting were unanlmously'voted to the Right Honourable ti' !LORD MAYOR, for convening the Meet ing, and fur his conduct in the Chair. Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's Coket..kotne at the Mansion-house; at the City of Loudon Tavern; and by all the Bankers of London and Westminster. The Committee are repents: to meet at the City of London Tavern on Tuesday next, at Twelve, for Ore precisely. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE. DECEMBER 10. Copy of a Letter from the Hon. Rear-Admiral Sir Alezander Cochrane, K. B. Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Leeward Islands, to the Honourable W.W. Pole, dated on board the BelleMe, at Sea, Oct. o,lBo=. Sir—l have the honour to inclose, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter from Captain Watt, of his Majesty's sloop Julia, acquainting me with the capture of a ro*-boat privateer. Lieutenant Carr, commanding the Attentive gun-brig, bas captured another; and Lieutenant Dowers, commanding the rspress, a third vessel of this description, having one long gnu and thirty-five men. I have the hommr to be, &c. (Signed) AL/X. COCHRAN!: His Majesty's Sloop Julia , between Mariegalant, and f'isint a P ere, t SO, 1808. _ . . Sir—l have the pleasure to inform you, that his Majesty's sloop under my command, this morning, captured the French lugger boat privateer le Pent Decide, with twenty-two men and' small arms, be longing to Martinique, but last from Guadaloupe, vii h a howitzer, ammunition, &c. for the French -io(,ps now in Mariegalante. I have the honour to oe, &c. (Signed) JOIIN E. WATT. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, DECEMBER 10. 3.1 Regiment of Dragoon Guard►—Quarter Master Fox to be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, ♦ice Goate, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. 3:h 17/Inc.—Alexander Christie, Cent. to be Cornet by purebnns, uarter-Muter Joseph Jackson, from the 4th Dragoons be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, ♦ice Houghs" who resigns the Adjutantcy only. - rt R• giment of Dragoons—John Dillon, Gent. to be Cornet, by pureinse. 4'h Litto--Garrett Burton Molony, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. 1?.:h Regiment of Light Dragoons--Lleutenant Arthur Saunders m be Captain of a Troup, by purchase, vice Daniell, who retires ; and Cornet and Adjutant John Gitterick to have the rank of Lieutenant. y tth Ditto—Cornet Phillips, from the 12th Light Dragoons, tube Lieutenant, without purchase. : 7 . h Ditto—Cornet Joseph Budden, frcm the 11th Light Dra goons, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ware, appointed to the 12th Light Dragoons. sL Regiment of Foot Guards—Collingwood Foster Fenwick, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice &mud, promoted in the 9th Light Dragoons. n:h Regiment of Font—Thomas Price, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Home, promoted. th Ditto—Ensign William Westby, from the Clare Militia, to be Ensign. I.;th Ditto—Quarter-Master-Serjeant George Norton to be Quar ter. Master, vice M. Burney, dismissed the service. 2. 1 d Ditto — Gentleman Cadet John Beresford, from the Royal Military College, to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bishop, promoted ; and Isaac Watkins Harris, Gent. to be 1 ditto. vice Tucker, promcted. 25th Ditto - Ensign Thomas White robe Lieutenant,by purchase, vice Patton, who resigns, and Ensign James Strangevrayl,from ' the 47th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Shunt who exchanges. ssth Ditto---Lieutenant-Colonel the Honourable Alexander Abercromby, from the Staff in North America, to be Lieute nant-Colonel, vice Johnson, vrlso exchanges. neth Ditto—Captain William Cross to be Major, by purchase, vise Hutchinson, who retires. .9th Ditto—William Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, bypostoge. vice %pub, promoted. - ;::%, •- .! 49th Etlibt!assignMint nnton to be Lieutenant, des Gam. deceased. 4441Diuo.—Lieutenant John Innis be Adjutant, vice Swanson, *to resigns the Adjutantcy only. 47th Ditto—.Eulgn Thomas Spunnes Shone, from the tStb Foot, to be Ensign, Mee Straagevraya, whe exchanges. 48th Ditto--Lientenant Chrisdan Wilson, from the 99th Foot,to be Lieutenant, vise O'Farrell, who exchanges. 634 Ditto—J. A. Devonbh, Gent. to be Entign,bypurchase,vice Emery, promoted. 56th Ditto—John Archbold, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Alder, promoted. 61st Ditto—William Garner, Gent. to be Ensign, by putehue, vice Kingston, promoted. 63d Ditto—Henry Zeller, Esq. to be Pavoster of the Ist Eat tenon, vice Fair, deceased. 711 d Ditto---Win. J. F. Wall, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Fraser, superseded. 77th Ditto.--Setjeant John Kelly to be Quarter-Master, vice Jones, who resigns. 90th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Barron Norton, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice B arrow, who ex changes. 96th Ditto—George Thomas Colosnb, Gent. to be Ensign, voice Adamson, deceased. 99th Ditto—Lieutenant John O'Farrell, from the 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant i vice WilLon, who exchanges. Royal York Ran gers—Lieutenant Ralph Wylde, from the 13th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Murray, deceased. Royal African Corps—Robert Bennett, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase , vice Sparrow, whose appointment has been can ceffed ; William Wood, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mackay, pro moted. sth Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant James Barrow,from the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Norton, who exchanges. 9th Ditto—Surgeon William AnwyCfrom the Merloneth Mt lids, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice O'Halterty, appoieted to the sth Foot. Nova Scotia Feneibln—Lieutenant Loftus Owen, from the 73d loot, to be Captain of a Company, vii.e De Yongc, deceased. BREVET. Captain.Witliam Brooke, of the 485 k Foot, to be Major in the Army. • STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Win. Johnson, front the 25th root, to be an . Inspecting Fielt-Officer art the Militia in Canada, vice the Hon. Alexander Abercromby, who exchanges. The King's German Legion. Tth Battalion of die Line—Ensign Charles de Windheim to be Lieutenant, vice Kellner, superseded. Csdet Scrjeant Fericko to be Lnsign, vies Windheim. mr.aitztitANDum. Ensign John Byerley, of the Ist Regiment of Foot, it: super• seded, twins absent without leave. ORDNANCF-OFEIcE, DECEMBER B. Royal Regiment of Artillery. John Crawford, Gent. to be Quarter-MaSter, vice Douglar, re. signed. DLitt' November t, ISOs. • To be Second Lieutenants. Gentleman Cadet Robert J. Saunders, vice Higgins, promoted. Dated November 26, 1808. Gentleman Cadet Wiliam H. Bent, vice Foot, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Willoughby Montague, vice Hincks, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Robert Clarke, vice Wright, promoted. Gentleman Cadet John J. Comae], vice Graham, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Richard Litchtitld, vice %I 'm, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Jobn 'framer, vice Thompson, promoted. All dated as above. Artillery, King's German Legion. ' William de Goeben, Gent. to be Sedond Lieutenant. Diced N R, 1505. Major Augustus Rottiger to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with tem porary rank, vice - Listaingen, who retires. Dated Nuveml,er 25, 1808. Major Julius Hartmann to be Major of Horse Artillery, with temporary rank, vice Rottiger, promoted. Dated at above. Captain Henry Bruckmann to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Hartmann, promoted. Dated Nov. 26, 1808. Second Captain Victor de Arentschild to be Captain, with tempo . rary rank, vice Bruckmanh, promoted ; Fit* Lieutenant Lewis Diniel to be Second Captain, vice Arentschild ; Second Lieute nant Henry Mielman to be First Lieutenant, vice Daniel. Da ted as above. Engineers, King's German Legion. ' First Ijeutcnant Charles Ernest Apr:fin to be Second Captain, vice Kunye, resigned. Dated Nov. 25, 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex. • Eastern Battalion ofssex Militia. Ensign William Joseph Watson to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov. 1808, Godfrey Vane, Gent: to be Ensign. Dated Nov. 43,1808. West Ham Volunteer Infantry. , Ensign James Ayres to be Lieutenant, vice Greenhill, resigned. Thos. blecson, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Ayres, promoted. Dated Nor. 8, 1808. Commission in the Royal Cheshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Jobe Alder Bradley, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated November 28, 1808. Commission in the Oxfordshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Thm. rtrrott, Fsq. to be Lieutenant. Colonel, vice TiL!son, re signed. Dated Nov. 14, IboB. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. January 3. Simon Davis, of Upper St. Martin's-lane, Long-acre, Middlesex, cabluet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS Richard Maughatu, of trentford, Middlesex, draper, dealer and eha4rnan, to ntrrenacr December 17, 27, and January 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorni.y, Mr. Adains, Old Jewry. David Phillips, of Cambridge-street, Golden-square, Middlesex, broker, dealer and ehapman, Dec. 17, at eleven, Dec. 27, and January 2.1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stokcs, Golden-square. Maitland Maltland, formerly of St. Paul's Church yard, London, but now of Thorley-Cottage, near Ripley, Surrey. c:lymist, druggist, dealer and Chapman, Dee. 17, at one, Dec. 27. at twelve, and January 21, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kearsey, 116, Bishopsgate Within, London. Jcseph Ekins, of Oxford-street, Middleges, cheesemonger, dealer and ehapman, Dee. 17, at ten, Dee. 27, at eleven, and January 91, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bugg and Farr, No. 19, Addle-street, London. William Lerwen Tyreell Robins,of Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London, scrivener, merchant, dealer and Chapman. Dee. IS, 24, and January 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing-lane, London. •William Cross the younger, of Ainsworth, Lancashire, cotton. manufacturer, dealer and ehapman, January 3, at four, Jan. 4, at eleven, and January 21, at two, at the Swan Inn, loltou.- Attornies, Mr. Windle , John-street, Bedford-row, London; or Messrs* Cross and Ruabton, Bolton-le-Moors. . George Stockwell, late of Sheerness, Kent, boat-builder, Dec. 17, SO, and January 11, at teo, at Guildhall, London. Attersties, Mr. Silveeter, Queenisorough, Kent ; and No. 9, Field-eoart, Gray's-Inn. John Leeming, of Dutton, Lancashire, cottonenanufaeturer, dealer and ehapman, January 2,3, and 91, at twelve, at the George and Dragon Inn, Preston. Attornies, Mr. WhUtanley, Preston ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. Peter Davies, late of Little St. Andrew-street, Seven Dials, Mid! . &sex, vender of Medicines, dealer and chapati, Dec. 17,24, and January 21, at eleven, at Sulidhall. Attorney, Mr. Stott, No. 15, Furnival's Inn. John Rotuiery, cf Leeds. Yorkshire, woolstaldes:, staler atarl ehapman, Dee. 21, 22, and January 21, at eleven at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Speight, Leeds; or Mr. Bet tye, Chancery-lane, London. Thomas Turley, of the parish of Merthyr-TIM, Glamorgan shire, brewer, Dec. 15, Id, and January 21, at eleven, 0 . the Crown Inn, in Merthyr-Tidvil. Attornies, .Messrs. Jenkins, James and Abbott, New-inn, London ; or Mr. Wm. Meyriek, Merthyr-lidvil, • Samuel Dugglelay Pearson, of Beverley, Yorkshire, Sax-dresser, ; dealer and charm, Dee. 17, 22, and January 21, at eleven, at the Tiger Inn, Be verley. Anomie., Mr. Thomas Bentley, i Beverley; or Meters. Janes and Richard Willis, No. 3,Warn. ford -court, London. George Wheatley, of South Shield., Durham, draper, January 9, 4; and s I , at awes, at the Queen's-Head. Pilgritneetreet,Nrw , mac 4 4'5 1 'TM Anorniv••• Mr. Carr, Newceitltlipon•TY l l•l . 1 . or Mr. Wm. Atkinson, Cbaacery-Ltne, Losiden. S I HI., EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. PRICE OF STOCKS T Consols, shut—for Jan. 66 Exchequer PRICE OF STOI 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 65ff 3 per C. Cons. 4 per Cent. 8111. 5 per Cent. Navy shut Long Ann. IS 1-16 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : -Reduced sq—Onuduut 1 tile. as. to at. pram ON SATURDAY. , India Hoods, es. es. pron. Ex. Ms, 6s. 9s. pre. Onsniont, 1 dh. State Lottery Tickets, Slt. 15s. Cons. for ace. 661 A Flag of Trace sailed from Dover on Saturday with the Russian and French Messengers on board for Calais ; and yesterday another Flag of Truce sailed from the same place with Mr. Surma on board. Three Messengers arrived from Malta and Sicily, with the Mail of Saturday. One of them brought dis patches from Mr. ADAM, who had had three confe rences with the Gwen V 1202 at Constantinople-- 13y advices received by the Tqrkey Company, it ap. pears that Mr. Amtut proceeded to Constantinople in fourteen-oared Turkish galley, and the most sanguine hopes are entertained of the speedy re-establishment of peace between the two countries. This prospect offers some consolation in the present distressing state, Of things in Spain. MITSTAPRA BAIRACTAR, the pre sent Vizier, is said to unite to great energy of cha racter and attachment to his country, a strong wish to rem a in at peace ivith all the other powers, and a determination to relinquish the pacific system only when called to do so in self-defence. The other Messengers brought dispatches from Mr. Damtatoon and Sir J. SIVART, announcing the return to Messina of the troops which had been sent to co-operate with the Patriots in ,Catalonia. The transports were met 911 their pongee by.ofrigate from Ensiseel with slispetchesr-iit COMetplawe dopy returned to Sicily. An expedition was be fitting out for the re-capture of Capri. By the same conveyance we have receiv e d pleasing information of one of our squadr ons ; made a successful attack on the Harbour meats, of the batteries of rhickit obtained po i . and captured not less than thirty-eight 'm u d s with Neapolitan contributions. We subjoin the accounts which we have received • . Gibraltar by the above Mail. The det e a rt. ',toting Capri are not so late as some accou nt , viol* received ; but they deserve particula rl4 ; lion, as they may furnish a useful lesson rasp eoiri , the impolicy of trusting to foreign troops--e s i, e4 i to s u c h as have served in the French armies, c lo i was lost by the cowardice or treachery of the abe t regiment, wad their brave commander driven to d o pair by their base conduct, fell, almost alone, torati with wounis, in the midst of the enemy's ranks, At this moment; several regiments are raising Gibraitar Sro the British service, from a motl ey cm , of foreigners of every description which were ill, prisoners with Detour's army !—ls it to be beli e * that such rubbish will not prefer British ratites oi pay to starration in a Spanish prison Th ese ekt will be dieted at least ten guineas a head tor o , vernment, the greater part of which will prob a bl ygo into the pockets of those who raise them, if i t be true, as we are informed, that they have prop* to raise them for rani as they tell it.—We ammo, (rain from again stating that our Gavemmeato* to take wassiog from the fate *Map', sad g i ve cou nt.** 40 such a meat of rem*** British arey, glalhs rascals as mitred in Demme' army will - iliiiietAir better us SO Kis as *in, that have reached us :—. 01151tALTRit, NOVEMBIIt n. We have received the following particolsnci be attack:en the Island of Capri, by different nseb _ frona.Sicily and Malta : On the2d of October a ' .l ‘ T era. -*MARQUE Rig from Maple s with one frigate, a sloop and brigd war, 40 gun-boats, and about 80 other boats, as, taiwing inntlwr whole nearly 5000 men, with which,* attempted to land on the eastern part of Capri, whew Lieutenant-Colonel Lows and Capt. Ciltala were posted, but the French were every where repulsed with great slaughter, leaving upwards of 500 men dad on the spot. General LAMARQUE then proceeduitotigt part of the island called Ana Capri, where the Mat. tese Regiment was under the command of Major Hamm., which regiment, when ordered to adralue against the enemy, threw down their arms, and sat. kendered or fled in the most shameful manna, in spite of all the effbrts of the gallant Major Nauru and his Officers to restrain them. Major - ltaisu.;_tok witnessing the conduct of his regiment, rOasl into the thickest of the enemy's ranks, sword is where he fell, covered with wounds. Capt. Dalt Nam also fell gallantly fighting : the greatest put of the regiment were made prisoners. Ana-Capri being thus in the possession of the enemy, the,' amp mooed 4.ieutenant-Colonel Lows to surrender,* however, refused ; and on the 15th, when tote lad certain accounts left that island, he continued to dti fend himself in that part of the island called Nei Proper, with the utmost rigour. Brigadier.Genk IfAcrAtrAre sailed from Sicily, on the Intelligent! striving, with three regiments, to reinforce Line rant-Colonel Lows, but was unfortunately driven Moen by eontary winds. " Of the events since the 15th nothing is positivel? known. One Teasel from Cagliari states, that Lien - tenant-Colonel Lowe had surrendered on condition of being sent back to Messina with his garrison, withots being considered prisoners of war ; and another, that the MERCURY and AstansCADS frigates having lair. ed, had cat off all communication between the Froth at Aria Capri and the Main Land, and that fors* of provisions General LAMARQUE and his army MI been obliged to surrender. bet the ,that MO • tbi do 3132 • 11l .n , .1 :11 1 1 " 41 54 1 're " Novastamt 16.—The KENT, Captain ROSEtt came in this day to repair the damages she reeeMil in taking and destroying a French convoy at NA under the batteries ; she has twelve round shottick• ing in,her hull, but her other damages are trifkit " On the 17th arrived, the PRINCESS CnAIW packet and Mrstsrart sloop of war, from Triesx ui Malta, with dispatches ; also the SCOUT sloop ofita, from Toulon, nine days, on account of her mainnut being shivered with lightning. ' The SCOUT was at the attack made by the Fiend on Capri, and fired away almost the whole of ter ammunition at the French troops on the plain at Ar 4 Capri. ire The EAGLE and convoy sailed this day it England. " On the 18th arrived the MYRTLE sloop dot and the transports from Taragona, after landing do Spanish troops then* from Lisbon. The EAGLE Mg convoy returned this day, the wind having changed before they igot through the Straits. -On the 19th the S*ascZN brig of war came is from the westward. . " The foreign corps raising here for the Br itish service, from the prisoners of DUPONT'S arm,' il l Spain, is nearly complete. " Nov. 90..”—The Auckland 'packet is lost of Cadia4the pusengers, crew, and mails saved. ll* ''ortigllste squadron s anti the Vases. de Garay sai . of 21 1 d to iriticie'l .0 tivei t h e "411avi t '4 OOl r of sib N4se4i co , i ts 445 St , e recti,ei . Magid John Winch, of Newssatl&ares-Trts, merchant, Vs. 1 4, Liarziui , and January el, at eleven, at Gusidhall t Loodon.-- , , Mr. W. Atkinson, Chummy-lane, LAWS. • . 'Mark, of Plymouth-Dock, Don" lintia-draPer, dealer Ss D.C. 17, 24 and January Ill f au twelve, at andon. Attorriies, Mr. Samuel Sysitiall, Alderm t, London • or Mr. J. W. know, Plyshostli-Dock. ales Careless, of ' Brewood, Staffordeltires stock-ineasaker , Jail and chapnsan Doc, 46, 17, and January 21. at elevens was Jerninghans Arms Inn, ShiEnal, Salop. Attorney, Mr. Cluees, Wolverhampton. Greavea, of Leeds, Yorkshire, currier, dealer and akar • SO, Dec. ,17, at twelve, Dec. 17, and January 11. at Ma, 111 aillball. Attend's, Mr. Sten, tio. 15, Parnivarelan,da. ' - Mod, of Leeds. Sicbar4 Rodgman r ofTelltsteste, Kest, curls Si. Doe. 17, Si. and January sr, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attar , " . ' . pies, Mears. Nethersall and Portal, Essen-street, Strand. inanas White, of Stroud, Rochester, Real, aoal-amealllde" dealer and c hapman, Dee. 17, 24 and January 21, at zet • Guildhall, London. Attorney, M r. Buusfield, Bouverie lit:et-street. William Lenox (partner with Nathaniel MaeGlsle,) late of Bel. ton, Lancashire common-brewer, dealer and chapmas. Plc. 19, at four, De c . 28, at twelve, and January si, at.ramar,st the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr. Ralph Boardman, ieslipe street, Bolton : or Mr. Meddoweroft. Gray w _ 1 Jobs William Bilbee, late of Greenwich, Reut, so and chaptuan, Dec. 17,34, and Jansaryll, at reds, at Mild. hall, London. . ... William Winch, late of Long-lane, Southwark, Surrey, anode ter, builder, dealer and ehapman, Dec. 13 , 14, sad Jemmy 31, , at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Mr. Marelja h lActbr.caw. Newington-Botts. DIVIDENDS. Dee. IL 'Thomas Tite, of Deventry, Nortbasgaladt sync h! neer and liquor-merchant, etsleven, at the Woolpsek, anvisdi. Dec. 13. John Merrick and Samuel Huskies, late of Mark.lllS, London, and of the island of Guernsey, nierehants sad osgatles ners, at twelve, at Guildhall Dec. 13., Thomas Evans, of Coventry-street, MAJAIews. lines drapotr, at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 13. John Beach, of Birmingham, butt t at Orelve, at the Bull's Head Tavern, Upper Priory, EU Dec. 13. Hutcheson Mnre, Robert Mare, and • of fenchurch-street, London, merchants, at tan S Dec. 15. John Easterhrooke, of Exeter, hatter, 212011111‘111.2 Glace of Mews. Sheet and Barnes, Easter. _ _-- - I ',F :t •, . Dee. 13. Edmund Townsend , of Malderelane, COMMIIIIMISIS wine and cyder-nierchant, at one, at Guildhall. Doc. 13, Charles Glover, of Alhemarleotreet, tvaddless,spe l Waterer. at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 13. CI arles M orton, of Croydea, Surrey, horeadedMist one, at Guildhall, London. Doc. 13. Nathan Rust, of RotherfieldPeppiri, smisrnesiew Ow fordsklre, at twelve, at Guildlmil, London. Dee. 13. Bernard Rosa, of New City Chambers, Loudon, r chant, at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 13. Macall Medford, of Finsbury-sou -- apt, at tea, at Guildhall. Dec. 13. John Wilkins and Thomas Lacey, of Basinglialliunet, London, factors, at . eleven, at Guildhall. . • Dec. 13. J ohn Peacock, late of Xingbtotropon.liull. merchant s at eleven, at the George Inn, Kinptois-upon-Hull. , • • , I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. - MENTZ, NOVEMBER 80. Advices from Boulogne state, that a considerable body of troops has been assembled there, and that the flotilla is refitting with the utmost activity. Ge ' ueral Van I)amfue has established his head-quarters there. ANOTHER ARTICLE; SAME DATE. It is rumoured that Marshal Kellerman is to leave 'this place, and to take the chief command of the army ; 01 . the coasts assembling at Boulogne. It is also said that the bead-quarters of the army of the Rhine are to be transferred to Mentz. ROME, OCTOBER et. Last-week arrived here the Austrian agent at this Court, Count Khevenhuller. . • , - According to advises from Naples,it' mPA the ge neral opinion there, that the taking of the island of Capri will be followed' by an expedititik-ei much greater importance. SEMLIN, OCTOBER U. On the sth instant the Counseller of State, Rod°. finikin, acmmpanied - by one of the Secretaries of the Servian Senate, let off for Tapola, the etttoltrT resi dence of Czerni-George; in order to consult with him upon the various subjects which relate to Servia. FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER. IL The General of Division Boudet has bees for poste days here. The corps tinder his cceetmood will arrive in this place in four successive days. Two battalions of the 3d light infantry have already mare:bed in at noon this day, and the 9Sd will arrive to-morrow, and the 56th the day after. • These troops will wait here for further orders. In the course of a few days after their arrival, we also expect here the division of 'General Molitor, consisting of 9000 men.