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Foot Gnirk Mit Lieutenant Cdneel, vim M l Dellaide who C D Sloth Ditto.Aebeit Tkobnrs, Gent. to be E ss en , la, vim Parrott. Ditto—Earivilimilirgth Lew to be Lieutenant, 1.1. porebevi, vice Virgo,promotodin the 60th Foot ; William Keary, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Haim pro moted. • 37th Ditto--44 be Lieutenants —Ensigns Florence Egail, aou Williarts and Talhot, Nicholas Fay, Drvw, Alexander Fr George Lenon. nth Ditto.---I.—,Matiby, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fraser, promoted in the 63d Foot. 29th- Regiment of Foot. TO be Lleutesents---Ensignikobert Stanaus, James Brook,We liam Duguid, Adam Gmm7; William Champaie, from the 6Pth Foot; Charles La; Thosnu Powell, from the 24 th Foot 'Toth Ensign—Captain John Marshal, front the Aberdeeen 30tb Andrews, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice lausery, promoted in the 10th Foot. sbtb Ditto—dAeutenant Theophihni Dalyto be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Berkeley, promoted in the lath Garrison Battalion. s6th Ditto--Lieutenant John Outlasts to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Ginkel, promoted in the Royal York Rangers ; Edward Pi c k in g , Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, v ice Moody, promoted in the Ind Foot. 37th nit.:n--Assistant Surgeon William IrJand, from the Slit Fc..t, to be Assistant Surgeon, vke Wilson deceased. ;vas Ditto--Lieutenant Rkhard Tuscan to be Captain of a Coro- I Fatly, without purchase, vice Rogers , anpoi ntedto the Ist Royal N'eteran Battalion ; Lieutenant James Theodore Bryett to be Captain of Company, without purchase, vice Balfour, pro moted ; Ensign t.vorge Lyon. to he Lieutenant, vice 'Fulton ; Ensktn and Adjutant Belton to have the rank at Lie - vnant. LCEST ER k BIRMINGHAM CANAL NAVIGATION. Hen :34 Chickens Hotel, Birmingham, November 17, 1807. special Assembly of eromietors of this • dertalung, holden pursuant to notices duly published in the, 'es and Birmingham Newspapers, to take into consider*. to adopt, vary, or reject, a plan or plans produced, Mt s such Assembly, of an application to Parliament far raise money to flash and complete the said Canal, and, work', matters, and eamenierteles as may be necessary ft completing, and tieing the same, resnbred unanimously, this Company apply , to Parliament' foe powers to mita finish the Canal. a pplication be made to Parliament for powers to raise tb4 68,0001. by a subscription of 40000 additional Shares, air it Share. The Subscription to be open to the Oseggot P ro priecom only, till the last day of Janu a ry next, and to setek shall become Proprietors within that time, but no such train be at liberty to subscribe for more than two thaw share be or she shall have in the Canal at the time 'Ascribing ; and in order that every such Proprietor may have I opportunity of subscribing, a subscription book shall be opened' ,iessrs. Wilkinson, Startin, Smith, and Smiths Bank in sir. ineram, until the said 3lst of January, and that 11. on eaelt - shall be paid to John Wilkinson, Esq. the Treasurer, at the House of the said Messrs. Wilkinson, Startin, Smith, and I the time of subscribing. if at the time of the abrrve subscription any such Shares remain unsubscribed for, the Subscription shall be (toned the said Rank , anti re main open to the PrOpfittori ekre r raeoth longer, during which time each Propetet.,m tt: subscribe for two shares more, fur each share he d shall posstss previously to, and at the time c: ltis or ht r (ae ..tbscription shall be fuli, provided it be filled within the said month ; and if at the end of the s..id calendar month any shr.res *llan remain ansubscribed for by 'roprietors, the Sttbs - ription shall be open to all rersoni, her 'ereprietors et r,", who shall choose to becor.ie cuhseri until the stibsr:iption is filled up ; such last mentioned sub s paying at the time of sulisitribing Mr. Wilkinson, said Banking House, 11. on each shale he or she shall sub- for. the remair.tler of the Subst . siption be paid by calls of 41. )11 each share subseribtd for, that she 11. deposit be :tonsi -las part of the first cell, and the rcirlOning Si. per share of Opt call be paid. as •soon as it may be conveniently called ordered to be paid after the pa s sing of the Act, if obtained ; . that.the future calls of 41. each on each share shall not be less in three calendar months distance from each other. That the Company have p ower to mile, in case of need, Forty Thousand Pounds. h raiding from 500 to 1(.00 more shares, at - - te shares shall bear at that time. at persons nrglecting to pay their calls S tine y interest on cal/s, at 5 per cent. per annum, from the the same ate ..eed to.be paid. Twit parsans subseribing after calls have been made, shall pay interest, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum on the calls that • been made, such interest to commence from the time t were ordered to be paid. BENJAMIN PARKER, Clerk of the said Company of Previews. INDEPENDENT OP COMMERCE. FIFTH EDITION. This dlty was published, price r 3. The FIFTH EDITION, corrected and enlarged, of RITAIN INDEPENDENT of COMMERCE ; I or Proofs deduced from an investigation into the true Causes the Wealth of Nations, that ou r Riches, Prosperity, and Power, : derived from sources inherent in ourselves ; and would not affected even though our Commerce were annihilated. By W. SPENCE, F.LS. Printed for T. Caden and W. Davies, Strand. By the same Author, .an Press, andleill be published in a few days, the 2d Edition of The Route AL CAO sir of the Pll5Elll* Dallies's; of the Warr nu. PLANT/17, BVO, price is. - • ROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN OFFICE, FEB. IP. iILMISER URN II) TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT PAR. LIAMENT. , 2ounty of Donegal—Henry Canyngharn Montgomery, of the :all, in the said County of Donegal, Esq. in the room of Henry raugban Brooke, Esq. deceased. HTT EHALL, FE B. e. The Kirs has been graciousl , pleased to give . ' id grant unto JAMES CA:ISAN, of the City of Lon.. Gentleman, his Royal Licence and Authority, tat he may take and use the surname and hear the .rats of PORTIA only, such Arms b.-ing first duly aamplified according to the laws cf Arms, and recorded in the Herald's' Office. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FEB. la. Copy of a Letter from Admiral Montague, Commander in Chief of his Mtjestis Ships and Vessels at Portsmouth and Spith si, to the Honourable \V. W. Pole, dated on board the Royal Wil liam, at Spithead. the 11th inst. have much pleasure it: acquainting you, for 'he informa tion of the Lords Commissionecs of the Admiralty, that his Ma iclty's sloop Port h labor*, with a French privateer she had cap- tred, is arrived at Spitbead; the particulars of which are st at ed the inclosed letter from Captain Chambfrs. I have the honour be, Sm. (Sinned) olio. MONTAGU'', His Majesty's Sloop Port Mahon, at Spithead, Feb. 10. Sin—On the Bth instant, at two P. M. Beachy Head hearing east it !care*, chat' was given by the sloop I commandod to A lug ger hearing S. W. which we came op with at ten P. M. and cap tured; se . proving le Furet French privateer, of Havre, nut one .lay, commanded by Y. B. Villain, carrying 16 guns, and having .7 into ; sSt• had not made any capture this cruize, which is her second. lam, Ste. (Signed) s. cniattlacs. -... MILITARY PROMO - LIONS. WAR OFFTCR, 14:1311l'ARY 13. id Reglir.ent of Drgoons—Czprain the Honourable Frederick Cathcart, from the irSth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of Troop, vice Baird, appointed to the frith Foot. 4th Ditto—Lienteriant Charles Walton to be Carlin of a Troop, w i t h ou t purchase, vice Smelt, prornotrd in the gth G ar iy on Donation ; Hammond Alpe, Gent. to be Comet, without pun. chase. r th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain George Sale, from the ifith Light Dragoons, to be Captain of *Troop, vice Bacon, vetio exchanges ; I iemenant William Moray to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Laird, two retires; Cornet Thomas Laldif to be Lieutenant, vice Moray. 19th Ditto—Coptrin F. D'Arcey Baron, from the 17th light Dra t orra% to be Captain of a Troup, vice Sale, who exchanges ; .4s4stort Sargeoa lenses Barlow, from the Bth Foot, to be As sistart Surgeon, vire Allardyee, appointed Assistant Surgeon to the Forces; Veterinary Surgeon Charles Dry ock, from the German Depot at Guildford, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Trratt. tf.th Ditto--Captain Thomas Hole, from the f6th Foot, to be t saptain of a' Troup, vice Cath cart,appeintrd to the VADragonos. 1: • Regiment of Font Guards--Lieutenant Colonel the Honour- Ible Godfrey Macdonald, from the 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Conscany, vice Drummond, rho exchange). • cr Regiment of Foot—Ensign Robert Butler, frorn the Clare li tutu, to be Ensign. Dlno--Quarter Maser Edward Bier to be Adjutant, with the rink of Ensign, vice Reed, who resigns the Adjatartcy only ; Qmter rigger Serjrant William Herring to be Quarter Mister, 'Om Stair. F h Ditto—Liestenant Morgan Galbraith, from the Rosenininon Militia, to be F.nslo, vice Harvey, pro:ruled in the esth Font. Di tto --Hcspital Mate John Cocks to be Assistant Surgeon,l vi-e Barlow, appointed to the 19th Light Thignetelnit l' • • Ditto--Frsign lrihn Kiktit Century, from the 70th Foot, I to be Lieutenant ; Itailpi Matthias Respengrave, bum the 113 d foot, to be ditm. I:t'h Ditto —Ensign 1. B. Wltamell, from the 71st Foot. to be aentessant, by purchase, vire Morgan, promoted in the 72d not. to ; t Ditto—To be Lieutenants, widiout purchase—Lieutenant Philip Taylor, *co the 9th Font; Pawn Vere Hunt, from thf sth Fool ; Kelly, from the I*th Font. tigirliato--Lititterant Victor Illayrumid, from the Susses Mir, -Mlda, toile Ensign. 14%* Ditto—Lisistessat CalosteiG. D. Dsurztemel e tt:As the ills • in the Northumberlana Reenuarli, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. and James ruain, Em t rs. to be Captains. DOW ..ormson, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Dec. 8, 11/17. draft Beckwith, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dee: 98, 1807. .:0111111iSsion in the Ist Battalion of Dorset Volunteer Inf o uttry; signed by the Lord I.ieutenant. . Francis William Schuyler, Esq. to be Major, vice Cunningitasi, promoted. Dated Jan. 30, 1808. Commissions in the Montrose, or 2d Forfarsbire Vo lunteer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Forfar. Dated November 18, 1807. • Captain Edward Green to be Major, vice Chri ree stie, resigned. 1 4eatertant William Gibson to be Captain, vice Gn. To ImLieWienants—F.nsivt Jobn Mine, vice Low, resigned. E n sign Jail Strachan, vice Gibson, promoted. Quarter Master William iband, vice Nicol, resigned. To be Ensigne--Robert Kinmond, Gent. vice Gardner, resigrted. James Beattie, Gent. vice Milne, promoted. William smart, Gent. vice Straeban, promoted. William Gordon, Gent. vice Lyafl, resigned. To be Quarter Master—James Walker, Gent. vice Shand. Commissions in the Glasgow Regiment of Highland Volunteers, signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Lanark. Dated October 8, 1807. Major Archibald Campbell to be Lieutenant Colonel, vire Mack enzie, resigned ; Captain Kirk man Finla y to be major, vice Campbell, promoted ; Lieutenant Patrick M‘lntyre toll Cap. tato, vice Finlay , promoted; Lieuten ant Benjamin ne to be ditto, vice Connel, resigned. To be Lieutenants —Ensign James Laurie, vice Milntyre, pm- . *noted; Ensign D. R. Leckie, vice . Mathic, promoted Donali Campbell, ;ent. To be Ensigns—David Matliie, Gent. vice Laurie, promoted ; James -..obertson, (km. vice Leckie, promoted; Alexander Grant, John Steuart, John M‘Dougal, and Junta Campbell, 4Pth Regiment of Foot. 'robe Linnenants--Ensigns J. Wilson Leroo, Ed w ard Vincent, Thomas Wright, Edwatd O'Donogfine, from the 45th Foot ;- 3. P. M. Kenton, William Grant King, front the ,sth Foot ; Haley E. Robinson, John W. Duke, lama Johnstone, front the 4th Foot. To be Ensigns-- ---Carey, Gent, vice Lertto ; Edward Charles Close, Gent. vice Vince nt ; Al c oa, Gent. vice Wright ; James Black, Gent. vice Keeiott ; William Gale Has. lehant, Gent. vice Harris, whose appointment has not taken place. 51st Matto—Hospital Mate lames Reid to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Ireland, appointed to 'he 97th Foot. 55th Ditto—William Armstrong, Gent. 4o be Ensign, withunt purchase, vice Kemp promoted. 57th Regiment of Foot. To he Lieutenants --Ensigns Leeson Paterson , S. P. lerrnye, John Hughes, Brackenbory, from tho nsth toot; felthana from the 4th Foot ; John Cuttnor, from the 45th Foot ; Alexander Taylor, George Knox. To be Eniign—Thomas Chartiris, Cert. vice Paterson. 63d Regiment o; Foot. To be Lientenants--Ensignsdohn R. Keel, from the 4th Foot ; Bery W. Batt, from the 'sth Foci ; Irarcis Simonet, David Campbell, Hector Maclean,.-- Carncress, Hugh Fraser, from the Y.sth Foot ; Edward front the 45th foot ; Ed ward Morgan, Henry Harrison. 65th Dittos—Captain Ralph Bates to be Major, by purchase, vice Keith, promoted. 66th Ditto--Captain William Baird, from the gd Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hole, removed to the tsth Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants--Ertigns Thomas John Harvey, from the eah Foot; wane, front the gait Foot ; N o ah Gantlet', John Kenny, Apollos Morris, from the 6Ath Foot ; Lewis Shewlotidge,----- Lake, Francis lailNamara, Peter Dudgeon. To be Ensigns—Hamilton Edwards, Gent. vice Ga utier ; Jo hn Lyster, Gent. vice Kenny ; Lambrecht Gekt..ice Shewbridge ; Herbert Morgan, Gent. vice Blake; Thomas Maya Leseombe,Gent. vise NPNamara; lames P. Rose, Gent. vice Dudgeon. 69th Ditto—Licuterant Th o mas Magenuis to be Captain of a Company,by pnrehaseorice Corry, who retires ; Joseph Gillant James, Gent. to be F.nrign, without purchase, vice hdgworth, appointed to the glst Light Dragoons. 'T Ist Regiment of Ynot. To 14 Lieutenants --Ensigns —is— Park, Dsviel Fletcher, lobo Kennedy, Samuel C. Grey, from the 85th Foot ; Joseph Ba miller, from. the 45th• Foot ; .St. George Ryder, Donald hiPlJo ,efds-Idy`friliam his Crave. To b e. Fin • Cabbie Hanson,Gent. vice Park ; Lieu tenant .*N tlliant Mollison, from the Fortis: Militia, vice lieu cher ; Bernard Beamish, Qent. vice Kennedy; Robert Lied, Gent. vice Ryder. 77th Dittee—Eientenant Dorn. C. Lynch, from the South Mayo Militia, to be Ensign. 13th Ditto—Ensign Cohn Mackenzie to be Lieutenant, vice Far quhar Mackenzie, deceased. Regiment of Foot. To be Lientenants—r.nsigns Pat. Tully, from the 75th Foot Charles I. Fitzgerald, from the sth Foot ; Jett, Lathy, front the 74th Foot; lama Wall:zoo, fr.= the 45th Foot; G. O'Maltee Field, front. Muth foot ; Edward S. hlarlay, Charles Mortimer ; Charles Moody, from the 36th Foot ; 3. 11. Clarke, front thn4Oth Foot. To be Ensigns--William Lockhart, Gent. vice Marla) , ; John Mercer Wright, Gent. vice Mortimer. To be Assistant Surgeon--Assistant Surgeon John Howship, from the 17th Light Dragoons. 88tIRsairnent oftoot—Lieutenant -- Ferris, from the South Mayo Militia, to be Ensign, vice Rosengrave, promoted in the ioth Foot. 84th Ditto—Thomas Mawdsley, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dale, promoted. 9Dth Ditto—Ensign William Gibson, from the Renfrew Militia, to be Ensign. 9'2d Reginsen• of Foot. To be Lieutenants--F.nsign and Acti:tant James Stevens to have the rank of Lieutenant ; Ensigns James J. Chisholm, front the 75th Foot; Janice Macdonnell, Robert Winchester, Thomas Hobbs, (: toner Marshall, Thomas Macintoet, Donald Maeda . nald, William Robertson, from the 59th Foot. To be Ensiess--Lieutestant William Maceachran,from the lover. ness Hector hints, Gent. vice, Macdounell ; Alexatt eDr Mackenzie Shaw, Gent. vice Winchester; George I Aga), Gent. vice 'Hobbs. New South Wales Corps—Licaterant John Brahyn to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Savary, removed to the 57th Regiment ; Quarter Muter Serjeant --- Field to be Quarter Master, vice Layetok, dismissed the service. 3d West India Reginwat—Lieutenant F.dward Kelly, from the gad Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Holmes, who retire& 6th Dittos—F. J. Whiteford,Gent.to be Ensign, without rtrehaste, vice 'Tracey, promo?. d. Regiment—Lietrt nant Henry Craig, from the 39th F00t,. 1 to be Captain of a Company, vie: PrinceVilladorata, who re signs. eth Garrison lattallon—Ensign John Schwartz; from the gOth Foot, to be Lieutenant ; Ensign Thomas Archer, from the 96th Foot, to heditto. s:ls Ditto—James Johnsem, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fanning, pro rnotedin the 7th Garrison Battalion. 7th Ditto--Ensign A.O. Fanning, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieuteitant, vice Lowe*, deceased. The King's German Legion. Yd Tight Infantry Ilattalion—eSerjeant Henry Balesnann to be En-- wizmelee Foreman, whose appointment has out taken place. nd Battalion of the tare—Ensign Ernest de Freytag to be Lieu.. tenart, vice Westimtbmtreo, removed. sth Ditto—See - jean Frederick Moller to be Ensign, Tice Linsin gen, promoted. 7th Ditto--Seryteaat Major John Bohn tobe Ensign,viCe Hartwig, promosed ; lentiernan Cadet Frederick Coon% to be EN*, vise Balk, creosoted. Derat t Sc i ormany—Lienteriant Wertingbansett, from lib/ lid' 'on of the Line, to be Lieutenant, via Rupeety, pr ousaltedi • MEMORAN.DI 7 S I I. Second Lieutenant Henry Kelly, of the ggd Fo o t; is mewed, 1007. Gents. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the cluntr of Middlesex. Royal Westminster Regiment of Middlesex Militia. Nathaniel tiornlnf, Esq. to he Captain. Dated Jan. 10,1 5 08. Richard Hunt, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Jan. 13, Ism. Peter Mathew Dixon, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 3, 1 ROA. Joseph Erooksbank, Gent. to be Meat: mint. Georgeßosignol, Gent. to be Er.sign. Dated /MLitt, 1808. Royal Eastern Rtganent of ditto. Th om as Prince, Esq. robe Captsin, Dated Feb. 8, I 805. Western Regiment of ditto. Sir William Halton, Hamm be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 3,180 R. koval Britons Volunteers. William Stennelt, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice William Noel, re signed. Dated Jan. '7, 1808. Commissions signed by the Imrd Li eu tenant of the County of Bedford. William Wilshere, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 1, 180 R. • Bedfordshire. Militia. Limes Brown Horner, rsi. to be Captain. Dated Dee. 21,1P07. Commissions in the Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Dated Jandary 14, 1508. 'raylor, Esq. to be Lieutenant, %ice Richard Campbell, re signed. , . BANKRUPTS. Edward Blyth, of Louth, Lincolnshire, merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender March 11, 12, and 26, at eleven, at the Crown and Woolpacks Inn, Louth. Attornies, Mr. Barber, Gray's Inn, London • or Mr. Robert Paddison , L outh. Elizabeth Gell and A nn Cell, both of Wirkswerth, Derbyshire, grocers and copartners, Feb. 26, 27, and March 26, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Wirksworth. Attoetiles, Mt. Sweeten ham, in Wirluworth; or Mesas.Kiser:ivy, Lang, and Inge, Gray's Inn, London. Nicholas Hurry and Christopher Hird Joao, et Liverpool. leste. chants and copartners, March 1,22, and 26, at twelve 22-~ t __der~-~ George Inn, Liverpool Attornies, MEWL Lane and • Liverpool ; or Mr. William Atkinson, Cliartartelrerebleib i s Joseph Washington, now or late of Ashborne, Derbyshire, suffer; tnllar and harness-maker, dealer aid chapman, Match 5, twelve, March 4, at ten, and March 29, at five, at the Andean Inn, Loughborough. Attornies, Mr. William Tucker, Stapler• Inn, London ; or Mr. George Buchanan, Ashborne. lames Round, formerly of Sedgley, but late ofPellall parish err Wolverhampton. Staffordshire, factor, d..ler and e= March 1,2, and 26, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, barn. Attornies, Mr. Boutflower, Devonsidrearzaet, Qeeese. square, Londrin ; or Mr. Holland, Birmingham. Joseph Reppen and John Reppe n, of Cla p ham, Surrey, dealers In coals, copartners, and chapman, February 16, at eleven, Feb. 23, and March 26, at ten, at Guildhall Atiortel, Mr. Mee* Harman, Wine-Nce-court. Flat-sweet. James Wain, late of Mount - s treet, parish of I.ambeds, Surrey, merchant, dealer and chapman, February 10, Marc, and at one, at Guildhall. Attorney , M r. Hi g h Nao. 1.5, Bush- JAne, Carron-nreet. George Simpson, late of Coptball Chambers, London, February 20, 27, and March 26, at ten, at Guildhall. At.arnies, Messrs. Holmes and Lewis, Mark-lane. John Cole, of tore-street, London. stationer, Fettiary int, at one, February 2K, at twelve, and March 25, at one, at GuildhalL- Attorney, Mr. Samuel Pats', Fore- t-eet. John Crowther, of Barkisland, rarish of Halifax, Yorkshire, corn dealer and chapman, February '24, at the White Lion Inn, Ha lifax, March 4, and 26, at the Old Cock Inn. Halifax, at ten.- Auornies, Mr. Hodson, Surrey-stret t, Strand, London ; or Mr. Howarth, at Rippenden, near Halifax. Thomas Wood, of Shediehl, Yorkshire, merchant, February 19, 20, and March 26, at eleven, at the 'tontine lan, Shellielde- Attorney, Mr. Maki lick, Temple, I.ondon. John Maclachlan, of Harford-place, Drury-lane, ca'iinet-rnaker, February 20, t 7, and March e 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Sturman, Goldea-tquare. Caleb Withal, now or late of Fenchurch-street, London. ware houseman, broker, auctioneer, dealer and chapman, February 16, March 1, and ta, at twelve, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Carpenter and Bally, Basingliall-street. Thomas Hare Wills, of Lamb's Conduit-street, Middlesex, linen draper, dealer and chapman, February 20, 27, and March 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and *odds*, Bow-lane, Cheapside . Janes Wrigley, of Pitt-street, Blackfriar's Road.urrey, bat-inn. r . u facturer, dealer and chapman, February , Marsh 5, and 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Henry Taylor, Ne. 17, Took's-rourt, Ctirsiter-street, Chancery-lane. Margaret Luck, otherwise Seams, of St. Martin's-le-Grand,Weste l minuet, dealer and chapwornan, February in, March 5, and 26, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Fryett, Millbankk street, Westminsaer. DIVIDENDS. Feb. Is. William Lewis, of Bond-street, Middlesex, woollen. duper, at ten, at Guildhall Feb. 20. Robert Anderson, of Guildford-street, and of the OK Pay Office, Broad-street. merchant, at eleven, at GuiklhalL Feb. 20. Theophilus Meru and Moses La Porte Mutts let Queen-street, Chearide, Loan's, warehousemen and ners, at one, at Guildhall Feb. 16. James Redpatb, late of Deptford Bridles Kra, 11160. 1 4 dealer and chapman, at :As, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 14. William Middleton, Jobe Nelialid Peahen% lid John Felton, all of Liverpool, merchants and eoparraM,lllllll24 l at the Globe Tavern, L • Feb. 1 : r. Robert Naylor, l ntgarell, leant, lats efamisabral the ship Fortitude, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londe& .Feb. 15. William Williams, of Oxfora4titet, lians4trierr, dealt and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 16. James Stokes, late of Worcester. hopeirreitalar, at ten, at the inp-Market Ino. Worteatnr. Feb. 15. William Creed the ,d liadalwat, Conan, tailor and Craperott one_, at G Fah.. I lames Collins, iff Goiania, Maw, blur wad aisares. las. Otto- being under ate. ORDNANCE OFFICE, PAL 9• me, at twelve, at the Crown _ .a, Chipler i • Royal Artilltry print& . • ' Feb. 15. Alexander Maetnley, ',London, niereiblialanidirer. a: eleven, at Grildball. S econ d Lieutenant Thomas James Ileckford to be ;int Lam - Feb. is. Richard wimain mut Schneider, a mat. Dated Feb. 1, 1003. Feb. 14. lames Galley, at Frome Selhrood, Stribeeset , l i g ib o a l lit a . Pirebia-laal, Loadathinfteltsat, at one, at 4. •, Commissions in the North Worcester VOlunteer In funtry. signed by the Vice Lord Lieutenant of the Febims, * triois Tantrn, IllistoL • County of Worcester. b. i& Ralph dingand Jobs Hooliiing, lite rif In Jobs Cromwell, Germ to be Lkutemat. Dates Jan. 90, ini. I aneall' i r e . 4 e 3l iis in ntrtero:lll4 Sawed bile .. , . 11 0 9 Robert t;witi Whalley, (itet: is bs &so. %wet 3.b. h,lOBO. at gaildhall, Lotion. ' EVF,NING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY lg. MICE OP STOCKS THIS DA':' AT UNL enoney. acepaustdlsit-3 per C. Red. nst Excise* WM. par Is. prens.--Otnniuni 21 3 peens. PRICY OF STOCKS • )N SATURDAY. perCfet. Red. ei.); laspoisl Ans. 7% 3 per Cent. Cons. fista Imperial Annuities 7% 4 per Cent: fU4% Backbit's) . Bilis, psi 2, 0 1, 5 per Cent Navy 1164% Omni= Long Annuities IR 3.16% Fitesh Tickets, 2fl. India Bonds, is. Vs. 44. Cassolb for azc. Old S. S. Ann. 63% "'"eg!"'"' Letters which have been received from Heligoland, speak much of the activity with which Bossraun t is proceeding in his northern ports in equipping a mt , rine i and his exertions are probably not confined to that quarter. These letters state, that there are Low lying at Flushing eleven sail of the line, of whichaize were recently built at Antwerp. At Rotterda m there are five, also new. At lielvoetslnrs, d un are three actually afloat. At Antwerp, five are the stocks ; they will be ready for se;vice in M ay These vessels are built of German oak. At A ra . were, where such facilities are afforded for 4 building, as many vessels can be equipped h i t' course of a twelvemonth, as there are slips in capacious docks, provided oily three months an he kiven for seasoning the.woo,'. We have received some more American p ipets and letters to the 15th ult. On the 4th Mr. RAy. Douni brought forward the Impeachment of Gese l l WILKINSON, charging him with having received • pension from the Spanish Goa-urn:tent. Genet ‘VILICINNON is the Officer who commanded at Orleans, and took such an active part against partisans of Mr. Bunn in that district. A long bate ensued upon the motion for impeachment, but motion to adjourn was at length carried.—lt was slatzd to the House that the Court of Inquiry up the General's conduct would sit on the 12th vit. When the motion of Mr. RANDOLPH was under cm. sideration, Mr. TAILOR said, “ IS Mr. CLARE lod stated that the PRESIDLNT had turned a deaf eu to the attempt to give true information, it would resak, that by pressing the resolution, the PRESIDENT wadi be censured—He should therefore vote against Mr. CLARK said " that he knew attempts had Ms by the Spanish Government to divide the Union! twice endeavoured to snake the facts known PRmDZNT, but either he did not or would stand them—He had put papers into the : SRCRETARY of STATE "—But Wn.zusson, article from Washingtoo, " basks in the ExecutiVe sunshine ; and is confident of, confesses he received the money from the but declares it to be a balance due to him mercial speculation ! He talks of caning and RANIAILPII9 it is hinted, intends to . of his negro-drivers to horsewhip the General. coarse and angry correspondence has taken tween the Senator and the General. Pt - - I •. .. tbotoom~ino. WORCESTI T a sp dert. . ti W on, ard s to aat s powers to rai such wcirlts, aft:titts.con It was rest That this I tummy to fin t fiat appl sans of 168,0 401. each Sh.: Proprietors others as 1/11 rrtrieran I f.,r each sh '' 1 of subs:eibb A 33 opportun . • r !Ina& N A Tr iagrhart..o i s:wr shall 1 ?.!olting 1-it S.nith, at 'll That if a shalt retuai :main nt IN ..cedar Lt. Re at i',:x•rt nr she shall 57st subsc7 s:iall be ML one ealend Cit. Propri whether 't' • beta, until m rribers 1,3 at the said s7rihc for The tt each, on o & T ed as T gala fist and order Rut that • than thre That t Thousan • eir Trhatt. I • their call ordered I That I . .i• interest, • I :.re bee Calls Wei • -'-''' i T B' Or cf the V ace den be aftec • Tit the l The Iran* --- I , FRC . alp ! 1 - . - cos rail, i Vaugb t TI and, 1 • den, . 3 that AnT eX3tl . reca Copt of • to t. lib Si lion rare • ice tb to 1 • F sit' ref • I'llE4 .....ty 7. tire: VI I 1 ell s ( I rl . . 1.1 . • f.f. . . -1: • r. F . r. 1' 1 i t , : 1 1 --, cut through u 1 Dec. 19...x1 On Saturday the Royal Family Windsor. Early yesterday morning Lord CA', at Windsor, and had an audience with for a considerable time ; afterwards Princesses SOPUIA, Avousra, Amer.sA, accompanied by Lord CATHCART, Lads COMSZKLAND, and General FITZROY, George's Chapel, where a Sermon was , the Rev. Mr. CHAMPHSYS, from St. Man 20, verse 15, and afterwards returned Vitt-Admiral Sir CHARLES COTT()) &Intl: al Or War, baY:Ri taken the squadron a Lisbon, Sir SIDWZY SXl' , un lerstand, proceeded to the Brazils, command there. The Hyacinth, Capt. under orders, at Portsmouth, to sail for the Brazils. O?'ders were sent off, yesterday, miralty, to Portsmouth, to stop the Majesty's ship Thetis, and for her Captain immesliately to town. We understand that all the Admirals Stations are to be removed ; and all the Sea Fencibles, who have been ale lo service three years, are to be replaced 1) on half-pay. There are no accounts that can be respecting the Rochefort squadron. from Admiral DrCKWORTH announced to proceed to the West-Indies, unless voyage he received any information nation. Letters from Guernsey mention of a Danish vessel, detained and sent neral Doyle privateer, which, on the' in lat. S 3. 15. long. 21. 10. saw ships to leeward, but at too great _ we tinguish what they re. In the evening of the vessels on fire. They were South West. • Purim Extriammx.:-A Gentleman from the Continent, was asking a friend E t hibi t io n s were worth his attention friend) to the Opera, and your ears with the divine notes of CATALANI.+GO morama, and you will view the sublimer eye can behold.—But go to Messrs. Wee, at No. 01,Hay4darket, and , elacenomeson in the philosophical wor) ieeention which is in PerpetUal Mc *lotion. This Motion has frequently the recineet and in the presence o f man: Gentry who have had the satisfaction itself again with undeviating truth. be ;til e d the Wonder of the Nineteenth ,I IC in visi aig Cone thee Te thi this Venice r thi of ships of tt , on the stocks, its port a for Yesterday sight—alt at which anchor three ships c and several • force will pa , visit will bi which. -England. the fgi th•.rlsif.l;sboiPsWinealu:fi::et °rnsothileestiPmeri2.l7:gims.thrstheavtatc:ii 4 30° troops, is cor ▪ The Ottoman 4th inst. consists d. ilAofine, five f • dye sth in • paid a visi to Nate* 7th had AO )4s Hib irie —.tat* and ai g Gabzi (Cone • fouglitnear Te r ay. h i s i csoer Jae! 4 Which 1 • 4 gip.cut thrrigh .4 3 . /hc. 1 / 1 t • has preelaed, ' °6(l to leave the St] some Levan t f RAS. n o .CwaSSlee:SiderlibmtapiP°Siell;LieeP:ga hdrt 31e111 arrived at this New a the .Great prep 3 at " Venice for th, • Tait Win LI, 'aka" "C bad C which. the ienad ' kilmil handsnot unit : n . l - E ... gland. . This tow MN, says ■ . his ; be full blued I s i s journey. emsgairan Jos formed the SPoindli . N• c". 5 him in a cc* • The,new ling RAft ". ltas been TN to send form - ••: ;men , It o Caere." 14 will be poi taken Place br the latter f time for th and men a r left tons fnt _They WI 3i L th rn h c his Az is timatuiloglaini commeicia ssanee E concealers llthg4l La, and itia, Lady lama a fine equ: r, went to Sit* Vd, sloe do was IntaChei bi ! . ' Matthew, clop d to the cannotri. is •row, and Aar land. T 1 command d aitiag has, fl ills, to take • Accoic Capt. DAM.'" passing t 1 it with dispatdo bidden to I::ilhe'raleCmlftasrh:Poeo:linainieyedilahtigPewtaiesinglA:atgreldi uc-hiofteas:Lwe:weaettefretaa'n:rlll) and M. zed by ahem no ien: ,a!nnu sunless ee thelT hedsclseahisernidelasunvairdteinkttdgtto:uerithet , re ci t shan: bti crae a t th m. . shth il lii a to alter his d am' The 1 sent in by the Ge let intitl he 24th of Jane* Francis a- a fleet cf ing e A ve at a distance to aii* 6 Inhabit evening he SSW Ile f" Room !re standing to di Lector arrrr L to him;behalf then cl should ing th CO7 srs S lrSCMlNieln tl fr i . i?. r ea m i VlG: ln dGi A oll eS a;t i be.(e T threPlo r es:tar i leeln : liedPubric : "Cc6: rid you will helical] suppli world, an unriTw Motion, and rid.' • lowe r , t mt ly been ..Ad r • o fe b'c r many Noblemen wire 1 ction to see it,2 1 1 trade h. This may, bed teenth Century. -