Star. — London, England, 1814-11-21 00:00:00

Numsts 8648. Q- •• , .. tal w r . FiCiI3PITA!.a of the Frtindation et King Charles the Site,ond, reincoa Porated by hie present Ma ' JerT- • ' eititne NT. ' ' • -H. R. H. the Duke of CLARENCE and ST.i.RUDREWS. viol-ia assess T 5. • The Earl of Rorie. Earl Gowan. • The Earl of AtiItDEZW J.ord Viscount . Mill.vattu The Earl of Hosea The Hon. W. R. Ida ca, M.P. ALIMAIRDICIR Goanon, Esq. Notice is hereby given, that a t,ERMON will be preached for the BENEFI ot this CHARITY, by the Right Rev. the Ltar4 13is top of LONDON, in Pt. Andreae% Chuich, Holborn, on Sun day morning, the eth instant. at eleven o'clock; and that a oe . arras Court of the Oweernors A' the Coeptiratiess will be held se eorling to their ( barter, at the Hall, lii Crane.eourt, Fleet•stroiti ot. Wednesday, the nth instant, St. Andrew's Day, at Twelve o'clock. The Chair to be taken at one p sa. precisely, for the purpose of drafts the Annual :Mews and Committees for the year enpuing, and receiving - a state el the Charity. at which the Presonce of en Governors Its earnestly requested. The Court will witerwards adjourn to the London Tavern. Bisboreate-street, to Dinner, with tke Benetattors and Friends of the Institution.— Dinner ou 'rabic at sit o'clock precisely. HIS Royal Highness the PRESIDENT in the Chair ' By order, JAMES 1:011lE, See. STZWAREIS, F. C. Aberdein. Esq. David Medea, Esq. David Ail. a, Alexar.der Morison, Esq. • Alexander Bit' fie, Esq. William Ritchie, Esq. Robert Clark, Bac George Royde, Esq. John ;+coin, lira, William Smart, Faq. Jo'.ii Hotoar.k. Esq. Graham Thompson, Esq. ' John Mapun, Eaq Tickets, at eacn, to be h of the Stewards; at the Hall, • • Crohoolourf ; . and atthe liar of the Tavern; and It is requested . that the Noblemen and Gelid/onto who mean to honour the Mooing with their presence will send fbr t heir Tickets on or be am the teth instant, that the Stewards may be enabled to pro. • wide ecoerdingly. No servants will be admitted to attend Din .' um but chests of the Preadont, Vice-Presidemes ? . Treasurers, and Steward+. MARLBOROUGH AND NORTH VALTSHIRE BANK. gBBkS: WARD; BROWN, MERRIMAN, 4 4 11.'•aad 44ALGOMB, bag to intortn the Holders of their )Jonas, expreased to ba p. ..t Marlborough, or •at Mem% Wurrastaaa and CO. bankers, Loll4lor, that the same kill be r razz *sir being frowstiest either at their Bank in Marl neat Sir John Lubbock, Ilan. Lubbock, Forster, and 4 . Vhskis, Mainsioo.House.grest, Liindou. • sommse. GOLDEN-LANE BREV7ERY. OTICE IS • HEItEBY GIVEN,' That a GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIh. ORS of thii CONCERN will be held at City of Landon Tavern, Nistiopsgate itreetron Monday, the libth instant, for the Election of Directors Mid Auditors for the cowing year. The Chair to be taken at Twelve O'Cleck precisely. TM Ballot to commence at One o'Clock, and cluse'at Three. The Waiting Lists will be ready fur delivery at the Counting tinese on the 4lat instant. - No pagan to be , admitted who is not entered in the Books of die Cesapany as a Shareholder. By Order, „ • COCKS and CAMPBELL. "I' MORTUriGk.:. • 'llert&NTED,from 4 ego,oou tit 4450,900 on the most ample fretitotd security, and particularly adrantageous .„: 4 14 Trusteeb, batting large bums to lay oat or invest on landed I ' ,7116curfty.—A liberal renamention will be nude to the person pro ' ‘ !`-'lllrhlt it. i -. w t Further particulars. may be obtained on application t o M r. 1 v rtf." l 4 -Law Slstionir..Threacintedie-street, London. .. INSTRUCTION. - ..'.. ..• LADY who has for several yeas; imparted In .l .. ~ .1 ..stmetion to young Ladle' in private families, know desirous ~'.. t ng the entire charge at her own houseof a select * number - l'hplis-'-rathere they will derive every essential itehittige in • lift and mental Improvement.—Letter (post 2ftee) idcireaesti r." 401 P. 01),Viusin,litst•011ice,whll meet with Inuuediate attentir. lIAZAR - 13, BURN E, and Co. respectfully inform the Palle, it Trckevs tind Snnaas for the ensuing - 1 - I.wrraar am now ;is Mir IL dark. OAco, No. ths, ROTAL Esnoasoa L Lomb*. . . _ ! • ~._ _J: 11.11 * LouMr PQN092122. of Oply.. 4,000 Nurnberg, with Two 111r.teui of eack*El Ili Drown cm the 30th instant, and w ith 2 :• Prises el ......... .211,000 Each • • t • ..e.•w•••w...iw•A • 1- s,ooa ..,- • . •• : , Ai. .•w .MiY.••••►►.•may....•••••• 14000 . • . 1,000, ' &6 . . 4'4 1..iii:14 Pr' . ' at aktan : cab answeredi and Orders front the .. • tonntry, litinettrany attended to. Government mita edam POI. Ilessrlekriesght sad Sold by Gonnission. tiff TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! WYTON, Stuck-Broker, solicits the attention of his . • .1•:d. Friend. & the Schism of,the New lattery, which will be al:mud! ha Onn Da,y, so early as the 30th Nozzosea, &4AID -4000 'rickets, 'MI Two Prizes of 216,000, betides a more hisyagT*toportissd,L3,ooo, 2z,000, £l,OOO, seSOO, dtc. la. olids the Pink are Yoked to partake of at either of the *kr des. 2, CORNHILL, or id, COVENTRY.EIREET, Wlllll,O the Ticket No. 12,343, a Prize of Twenty 'lloutand Pounds, In the Lottery Contact just ended, was stored and sold is cos Half, OttkQuatter, one Eighth, and two biztteuths ; also, Die. 3,721, a Prize of £3OO, in one Quarter, three Eighths,. and ng Sintienth Sharps, besides aumerous other Prizas. STATE LOTTERY OF 8,000 TICKETS— . • ALL TO BY DAAWN IN ONL DAY, 30TH NOXF 2 34BLik, 181:a. SCHEME. . 3 of Ail 6,000 are a 22,203 - 2 ... ...... 3,000 • ‘.......s coo . Agee ' .4,000 • • 4 .01,000 -4•••,.:. . 6 800 • .. • 4 to 100 11 ......••• 100 1,100 . , 20 60 ... - 40 , 9.5 ...... 1,600 16 ' —.-- .eBO,OOO .:'• •i•••••1..•0 8,000 Tiekets. • _ TinKeTs and-Swan es are Selling by . RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, aid Co. Centracten kw the Lottery, at their Ogees, the Corner of Bank builcliop, Combat, and facing the Milts Mews, Cbaring-Cross. MOW-Y. 'LOILEMEN, Gendemen, Stc. are respectfully informed, that they may be supplied with Tammy io any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy hold, Leasehold Laud, or Houses, Money in the Feuds, Mairiage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Cdergymens' Livings, or any other Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom modation, without delay. Application from twelie to two, or letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills acid Co.' No. 49, South-saset. Berkely-square. THE ONLY GENUINE AND INIMITABLE EAU DE COLOGNE. JEAN MARIE FARINA, **contestably the sole possessor of the secret of preparing the Genuine EAU DE V.OLlAGNB,.prlviktgod, to supply the Courts of France, Prussia, Y. Italy, •Itc. Ste. declares that his general and only Depot • ria; nay, is N 0.149, Strand, London, kept by his Partner, gDe la Cour. Priatedarectione are gives with cub bout* ftee . 4s. fa. • • • ING.OFFIC Noos.ll. 1814. , THE OOMMISSIONEIdfor.PICTUALLINC Titt, 1(i - di/Est?' ivorr, b hereiy ,t+relfithx, That qn 'TUESDAY, the 22d instant, tbly will be reedy to ryceive.Tesders, in Writing, (sealed up) and treat for the Me (i 1 all the.YEAST that shalt be made is Ids Majesty's Breat)Yes's at DEPTFORD, for 'one Year front the date of the Contract,, the Conditions of which way be. seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will le Naito any Tender in which the price shall not is in• sertstt in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the &gni before eat ecloch on the said Tuesday, tie iced illstast, nor rakes the pens* Wes the Tender, or some tenon on his &shall, attends, to /Rawer Heim mild for. - VICTUALLING OFFICE, New. 11, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS 111AJESTrs mdrr, I. Antbygiqie Notice, That on TUESDAY, the 29th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders m writing, (sealed sip) and treat for the supply (on separate Contracts) of aU such quantities of the following epodes of PROVISIONS as may be required for the service of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the several Ports under men mentioned, viz. SEA PROVISIONS, At Dublin. FRESH BEEF, SEA PROVISIONS, At Falmouth. RUM, SEA PROVISIONS, At Liverpool, Milford Haven, and FRESH BEEF, Waterford. RUM, For and during the space of Twelve Months from the 12th day of January next. The Conditions of the Contact may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, and to the Collectors of hit Majesty's Customs at Falmouth, Liverpool, Milford Haven, and Waterford, respec tively. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Prism shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before one o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 29th instant, nor utiles, the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. Nor wiU any Tender for the Sea Provisions that contains extravagant prices upon some articles, and prices much, inferior to the real value spun others, be considered as proper to be admitted. Each raider must also he accompanied by a litter :ire, by two et eporaible Ferias engaging to become bound with the Party tanierisog,isi the penal cum of XSGO, for the done performance of each Om Contratti • FICTVALLING OPPICE, Nev. 11, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY'. NA rr, a hereby give Notice, That on FRIDAY, the 2d of December next, they will he ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply of such quantities of good sound strong and merchantable MADJiIR A WINE, as may be required for the service of his Majesty's Shill! and Vessels at Madeira • and also for the supply of all such quantities of SEA PROVISIONS, FRESH BEEF, RUM, &e. as may be demanded for the supply of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ports undermentioned, viz. SEA PROVISIONS, At Belfast, Carrickfergus, Larne: FRESH BEEF, Harbour and Newsy; and at beels;-- RUM, denderry and Loughswilly ; . SEA PROVISIONS, FRESH REEF --* At Leith, Leith Roads, and the Firth RUM, VEGETABLES, of Edinburgh. WATER, For Twelve Months certain trout the 14th day of January next, and further until Six Months warning shall be given for tie ter mination of the respective Contracts; the Conditions of which be niay seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by ap• plying to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Belfast, Lon donderry, and Leith, respectively. 4o regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered 16 . the Board before one o'clock on the said Friday, the sd day of December next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten des, di some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. Nor wiU any Tender for the Sea Provisions that contains extravagant prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon others, be considered as proper to be ad- Mined. Bach Tenet mug ales he ecomeltatsiof by a Letter sip Ay tune rer. poarible Persons engaging,* lemon hoard le ith the Parts tendering, in she phial /11/111 of 4600, for the due performance of each 97 the Con tract:, erect that for Pegstailes, fe► which a Bond af 1E450 ads will he regained. NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ,ESTATES. By Mr. WILLOCK, At &ridge's Hotel, in the City of York, on Wednesday, the 23d instant, it Twelve o'Clock, in Fourteen Lots, SUNDRY Very Eligible FREEHOLD and chiefly Ai TITHE-FREE ESTATES, most desirably situate at West Kew; Nnosiagton MIIiCORACS , Stonegrave, Cawton, and Ho vingl;am, five mi les from the Market Towns of Helmsley and Kirby Moerside, ten from Melton, and the Foss Navigation at Sheriff Houton, twenty from the City of York, and on exceed ingly good' R oads ;--Conaisdog of SEVERAL COMPACT FARMS, with EXCELLENT FARM-HOUSES, BARNS, STABLES, and convenient FARMSTEADS, and sundry COT TAGES and TENEMENTS, containing altogether upwards of ONE THOUSAND ACRES, of Rich Grazing, Meadow, and Arabia Land, mostly Tithe-free, and in the occupation of very respectable Yearly Tenants, who are under Notice to quit at Lady-day next. Mr. Thomas Skinner, of Nunnington, will shew the Estates, and give Particulars an d Plans of each Lot; they may also be had at the Swan, at Helmsley; White Horse, Kirby Moorside; Blue Bed, at Scarborough; Husband's Inn, at Mahon • Etridge's .Hetel, et York ; Rose and Crown , at Easingwold ; Golden Fleece, at Thirst; Crown, at BoroughbAdge; Flotel, at Leeds; of Mr. Humphries, Land Agent, at Ripon; of Mr. Skeardown, Printer, at Doncaster; of Maori. Daulon and Wradsiaw, Solicitors. Saville place, New ,Iltirlington-strect ; aid of Mr. iNdisks 4 0 . 2s, Geldsimivare, Loadoa.' ... .. • • % E .. . • . . . ••, ' ' . 4 A ..." Y • ' ill' ... . •'`• 't (.47 I - -I= '7 4 :•"•.- . .* ; - :* • : ir t) • .4. • I ."'il t..: - , „i iii ,-, 4 . ' . ...:1 . i ,• I- A. . :a'' ' '' - i o 1 Ii ( ‘ • - ..- ..' N• , i ‘ ‘!. . s i . 0 • 11%1 i ... . • ' - •“1 i trty iejc - ...4% . Ag e A l :ii. t efb‘ILAII ' i i . ' N • . . • • . 1 It t I il g '• P A \..1.1* . 1 ‘• k % • . t , - .. iyikl A. 1 .-w • , . , . . 1 • • • \ v.„7,.. .: . • , 1 / 4 1 •S' . .. -.. .. . • . .. • • Illovtbmpt 21,1814. fi t. ~ ' =~ . PRICii SIXPENCE'-FALL•' PE N N Y. 411111111.ilL74=OP,Mi, Nebiessier 10, 1614. Mat=itkr64ate,That a Seerkos of Oyer alld' Terrestrial Goat D4oissry, for the Trielef Weimer cemeiritted I the High Sias, within iliejewidWien gat dielisirAity h e hOd d Adage littlf,in the Old Rae. Leman, ea Tue3day, * 135 of December ail, et eight' *Weil iv Ms searsiag. . J. W. CROKE R. ;'ROM SATUR . I).II - GAZEITE. FOREIGN-OFFICE, NOVEMBER lg. His Royal Highness the Prince Regenthasbeen pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr W. W. Bentham as Consul, at Sheeettesa and Chatham, for his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the United Province; of the Netherlands. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of"Mr James Robinson as Coned, at Soothe°ld, for his Royal High-. , neu the Prineeraf Orange Haman, Sovereign Prince of the United Provinces niche Netherlands. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, 'in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr. Joseph. I-lorsford as Consul, at Weymouth, for his Royal High ness tne Prince of Orange Nassau, SovefeignPeinco of the United Provinces of the Netherlands. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the name and en the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr. Adrian Moms as Consul, at Bristol, for his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the United Pro vinces of the Netherland s. - AT MILITARY PROMOTIONS. MAlt-OITICI, ZOMBI& 19, 114. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Cornet Lord Willia:b Pitt Lennox to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice liarnes,wbo retires. Robert lames Harrison, Gent. to be Cornet, by rurcbase, vke . . _ Lord Lennox. . . Baavare—Coloael Edmund Reilly Cope, on the Half pay of the late Irish Feneiblea, to.be Major-Cienexalln the Army. Sx.tra fT ßrevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Waller, from the 1054 Foot, tobe Permanent Assistant Quarter-Master-Gene- ral and Major, vice Bell, appointed Deputy Quarter-Master -General to the Forces serving under the command of Major- General Sir Edward Pakenham. Msnoeaxnum The exchanges beiween Brevet Major 'Thorn ton of the illst Light Dragoons, and Captain Lloyd, of the 10th Light Dragoons, and between Lieutenant Lord George Lennox, of the 9th Light Dragoons, and Lieutenant EversSeki; .of the 10th Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazette of the 15th instant, have not taken place. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. COLON! A L DEPA iurm EN I'. . DOWNING-STREET; NOVEMBER i 6; late. Dispatches, of which the following are copies and extracts, were this day teeeived from Lieutenant- General Sir George Prevost, Bart. addressed to Earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State Return inclosed in a dispatch addressed to Earl Bathurst by Lieutenant-General Sir George Prevost, dated head-quarters Plattsburg , State of New York, 11th September, 1814. '[tartan of KILLED, WOUNDED, DM Mrstnco of the Left Division, under the Command of * Major General Ds Ror. ;retinue°, in Action with the Enemy, from the 6 h to the • 14t1 September, 1614; inclusive. General Staff -I General Staff *minded. 19th 'Light Dragoobs--1 rank and file; 2 horses, wounded; Syank and file, 6 horses, missing. Royal Artillery-1 serjeant, 1 r.ink and. file, 1 horse, killed ; 3:rank 04 file wounded. Sd Foot-,1 Captain, 1 Ensign, killed; 4 Lieutenants, 1 'Meant, • 94 mink anifile;vionnded; 2 rank and•file missing. sth kotiol rank and (detailed; 1 rata and file wounded. Bth Foot, itsi Battalion- 1 rank and file wounded. 13th Foot-2 rank and file wounded. 27th Foot, Ist Batt.-A-3 rank and kle killed; 1 serjeant, 13 tank and file, wounded ; 1 tank and file inbsing. 27th I'boe, 3d SINNHOD-.-1 ainarant, 9 rank mid file, killed ; 3 ser jeants, ii rank and file, wounded; 4 rank and fileonithing. 49th Foot 3 rank apd,file wounded. 7 • 58th Foot-4 rank P';94 file titled; 1 Caitlin, 2 I.i.:utenants ; 1 serjeaar, 29 sunk' and file, vesitincled. 76th Feot-.1 Captain, 1 serjeant, 10 rank and file, tilled; a rank and file wounded; 3 Lieutenants, 2 serjeants, 1 drhm mar • 20 rank naafi* missing. • 58th Foot--9 rank aid file wounded. • De Meueon's Regiment-1 serjeant, 5 rank and file, filled; 1 ser jeant, 14 rank and fi le, wounded:, . 9 rank and file missing' CanaditmChasseurs4 rank and file kalak...lo rank and file wesnided; 1 Lieutenant, 7 4.4 and:fde inissing.• 39th Foot--i rank and flievrodi Total--t Captains, 1 fineign, 4 serjelms, 30 rank and Rte, 1-hone, killtd; t General Staff, I Captain, 6 Lieutenints, serjeame, 135 rank and file, 2 horses, wounded; 4 Lieutenants, 2 serjeanta, 1 drummer, 48 rank ana 6 horses, missing. • . NAME/ OF OFFICE*S. _ _ Foot—Captain (Brevet Lkutemint-Colonel) James ' Wallington ; Ensign John L'hapruan.—ldth Foot, Captain John Purchase. WOUNDM—General Staff, Captain T. Crosse, Aide-dweemp to Major-Genital De Rottenbure, nxtt, Lieute nant R. Kingsbury, severelp, (since dead); Lieutenant .hohn Writ, severely • Lieutenants G. Hutson and 3. Hane s silghtly. sttth Foot, Cap tain L. We.tropp, severely ; Lieut. C. Brodeur, slightly; Lientenant and Adjutant Lewis, slightly. Missino.--76th Font, Lieutenants G. Hutch, O. Ogilvie, and E. Marchingtoo.—Canidian Chasseurs, Licut P.. Vignean.. (Signed) EDW. BAT NCI, AdirGeD. N. 4. EXTRACT OF A DISPATCH FROM LIEUTENANT-GENERAL • SIR GEORGE PREVOaT, E %RT. 'CO EARL BATHUntT, DATED IIEAD-QUARTERS, MONTREAL, SEPT. 50, 1914. I have the honour to transmit to your Lordship the inclosed copy of a dispatch Ihave received lions Lieutenant-General Drummond, reporting ,the restQt of a sortie made by the enemy, with a large prppor. tion of his force from Fort Erie, insthel7th instant, in which the very superior numbers of the American army were at length repulsed with great loss, by the intrepid: valourand determined bravery of the division of troops under the 'Lieutenant-General's command. A copy of Major-General De Wattevilie's rephrt, and the return of killed, wounded, and missing on the occasion, ire annexed ; and altficrugh in this affair we have suffered a considerable loss, it will be satis factory to your Lordship to learn, that Lieutenant- General Drummond represents the conduct and spirit displayed by the Officers and men engaged, as de serving of his highest commendation. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM LIEUT.-GENERAL DRUM . MOND TO LIEUT.-GEN. SIR G. PREVOST, BART. DATED CAMP BEFORE FORT BRIE, SEPT. 19, 1814. , My letter to your Excellency of the lfith, gate a short ac mint of the result of an attack Lade by tbe ,Itnemy on my batteries, and ,position on that day, I have now the honour to transmit a copy of Major -General De Waueville's report, together with a re -turn of killed, wounded, and missing on that occasion. To the information which .you Excellency, will derive from those documents, I have to add, that as soon as the firing was heard I proceeded towards.the advance ' and foUnd the troops had. moved from camp, and - the Royals and 89th bad been pushed by Major. General De Wattevilleinto the wood on the right to wards No. 3 battery, and that the 82d was moviag to the support of the batteries oe the Wt., . At this moment it was reported •to me that , the enemy had gained possession of batteries No. 2 and 3, and that our troops wore Calks back; a report which the approach of the fire conrirnsed (your Ex. cellency willlraye is, recollection that the whole tine of operations lay in a thick wood) ; 1 immediately directed Lieutenant• Colonel Campbell to detach one wing of the 6th regiment to support the 82d, in an attack which I ordered to be made for , the reeover,y of battery No.l. I directed Major-Gen. De Watteville to superintend this movement ; Major-General Stuvin took the direction of the troops and guns left in re serve. I threw forward the Glengarry light infantry into the wood in front White centre, to check the ire.- ranee of the enemy and- support the troops retiring lions that point; boils these movements were ere cutedto my entire satisfaction, and being combined ivithajudic'eaus attack made by Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon,,with part of-the Ist brigade, consisting of the ttt battalion of di.. Royal Scots, supported by the 89th; the enemy was every where driven back, and : our batteries and entrenchments regained. n , c however before he had , disabled the guns in No. 3 02200 and exploded its :magazine. Tire enemy did dot again attempt to mrske a stand, but retreated in great disorder to the tort; aad was followed by our troops to the glacis of the place. To Major-General De Watteville's report I must refer your Excellency for the cause of the enemy's success in the first instance, viz. the overwhelming iiumber of the enemy, to which• we had only the king's and De IVal-tcviiie'S. regiments to eispos o . The spirit which the trxips displayed in all the sub sequent operations, deserves the highest mitatuenda. isnuarpe, Robert Jones,of Newport, Monmouthshire, merchant, at tea, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Dec. 8, John Allen and Gavin Torrance, late of Liverpool, bat new of Douglas, Isle of Mau, shoemakers, dealers and chap. men, at ten, at GelldhalL BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Spring, of Bristol, nerseryman, dealer and chapman. Anthony MgCinrotf, late of Tortola in the West Inches , mer chant, and now a prisoner in the Ring's Bench. David Moss, of Ratcliffe Highway, lineu•draper. "Iloauts More, of Liverpool, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Wil Oki, late of Sun.stret, Finsbury, Middleser, (but row 'a prisoner in the Kirei Bencli,) Lth s erdasker, dealer and chap man, to surrender Nov. .26, December 10, and !11, at ten, ar Guildhall. Attornies, Messri. Sall and V/Igley, aal'ter shall, Cannon Amt. l g ondOn. _ lohn Wlntehtad the yquoger and Gauntlettt Clarke ' tate of Da. slnskall-street, London, Blackwell - hall factors, dealers and chapmen, Nev. 46, Dce, 3, and Si, at twelve, at Guildball Niessrs."Vomiiosons,'llontson, and Baker, Copt- hall-court, Throgmorton-street. Thomas Aylmer, of Werebam, Norfolk, lay-dealer and chap man, Nov. 22, 29, and December Si, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Haynes, Fenchurch-strer, London. William Mainwaring, George Boulton Mainwaring, and Thomas Chatteris, of Cornbill, London, bankers and partners, Noy. 2tl, December 3, and 31, at one, at Guildhall. Auornirs, Mestrs. Gale and Son, Bedford -street, Bedford-row. James Pearson, late of Warwick-street, Spring Gardens, Middle sex, merchant, dealer and cbaptuan, November 24, and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, morton-street. Thomas Salmon, of the parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, London, woolled-deaper, dealer and chapman, Nov. 3n, at one, Dee. 3, and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lindsey, St. Thomas's-street, Southwark. Jane Row, of Sunbury, Middlesex, plumber, gluier and painter, dealer and chapwoman, Nov. 22, Dec. 17, and Sl, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williani Richardson, St. Inn, London. Stephen Lawrence, of Camden-town, grocer, dealer and Amp. man, Nov. 22, 26, and December 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Briggs e Essex-street, Strand. John Harris, of Newgate-street, London, priniseller and sta tioner, Nov. 26, December 3, and 31, at twelve, at GuildbaiL Attorney, Mr. Punter°, Wine-Olbce-court, Fleet-street. Thomas Peirson, of Star court, Bread-street, London, factor, dealer and chapman, N0v.34, 23, and Dec. 31, at eleven. at Guildhall Anoraks, Messrs. Dennetu, Greaves, and Biazen dale, . Timothy dale, King's Arme•yard, Coleman-street. • insothy Lichigaray Dunsford, of St. Mary Aze, London, iner ehant, dealer and chapman, Nov. 22, Dec. ft and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Bennet, No. 7, Token house-yard, Lethbury. Simon Brown, of Neweastle-itpen-Tyne, publican, dealer and ehapman, November 29, Dec. 20, and Dec. 31, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Anoraks, Mr., Fleiney, Gray's-Inn-square, London; or Mr. Lambert, New. . castle-upon-Tyne. Jolla Malaine and Adrian Neris, of Crown-street, Soho, Mid. &sex, workingiewellen, dealers and chapmeo, Nov. 26, Does 3, and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Popkla, Dean-street, Soho. Robert Cottoa, of Kiug's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer, dealer and chap man, Nov. 28, 29, and Dec. 31, at five, at the Guddhall,King's Lynn. Attornies, Meese& Wills, Fairtherne v and Clark.,Wars - ford-court, London ; or Mr. Harvey Goodwui ' Kings Lynn. John Whitehead, Matthew Howard, and John Haddock, of • Cateaton-street, London, bankers and copartners, Nov. 22, Dec. 10, 31, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Torn linsons, Thomson, and Baker, Copthall-court, l'hrogmortort street, London. Thomas Reed the younger, of Cross-street, Hatton-garden, Mid diesel, chilli and glass- seller, dealer and chapman, Nov. 24, at one, Nov. 29, and December 81, at eleven, at GulidhalL— Attorney, Mr. Patten, Hatton-Garden. Thomas Brown, eit Bristol, malLster, dealer and chapman, Nov. 29, Z.lO, and Dec. ii, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, No. 12, Gray's Inn-square, I.ondon; or Messrs. Morgan and Livett, Bristol. Matthew Matthews, of 'bleach, Glamorganshire, ironmonger, dealer and chapnian, Dec. t.:,3,and Si, at twelve, at the Cons. mereial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs.Wintour and Lines arris, Bristol; Mr. Wm. Gwyn, Neath; or Mr. John Scott, St; Mildred's court, London. barks Squire, of Furnival's Inn-court, Holborn, Middlesex, printer, skater ant chap:nan o Nov. 24, at. one, Nov. 29, at ten, and Dec. 31, et eleven, Jt Guildlydl. 4ttornles, hies3rs. Ros tra aci Son, Crown.cuurt, Aidersg,ate-street. Thomas' Clark, of Broker-roW, Drury-lane, Middlesex, cabinet maker, hcoktr, dealer and chapinaii, Dec. 3, 10, and SI, at t at Guildhall. Attorney, I.r. Wm. Richardson, Clement 's Inn. Benjamin Johnson, oi Norwich, grocer, dealer and clopinan, Nov. 26, Dec. 3, and 31, at five, at the White SW. , Not vrich Attalla's. Mesas. Foster and Withal*, Norwich. =MID VICTUALLING OFFICR, N0V.15, lats. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MI6 mAnurnt NAVY, de hardy ziose That on FRIDAY, be 15th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for One Hun. dyad Tons of COCOA, One Hundred Tons of Black SMYRNA or ALFJCIA RAISINS, and Nine. Hundred Quarters of OLD PALE and Three HUndred Quarters of NEW AMBER MALT, to be respectively answerable to Samples (the Malt. of not less than one quart, and the Cocoa and Raisins of not loss than two pounds weight each), to be prodUced with the Tenders; to be deliveredobe Malt in the space of one fortnight, and the Cocoa ind Raisins within one month, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with in tercet ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which she print shall not be kileriall in words e3lesgth, or Mat shall not be delivered lathe Beard be fore sae easel on the said Friday sin 25th instant, nor unless the per son who monies Me Tender, or tom prim of hie behalf ' s:tomb, to =steer when &axis% } ;