Star. — London, England, 1803-11-26 00:00:00

‘fl T I, 14 1 4 11 Frcm the LONDON GAZETTE, November 26. At the Court at St. James's the z3el November, 1803, prefent the King's Mait zccllr it Majefty in Council. This day the Right Honotirolile Thomas Maitland, an I the Right Honourable Nathaniel hand, wire, b. his Maeit y'e command, (sworn of his ikLi g tt s ,',, M a th not,ouralne l'rivy Council, and too:: their places at the Board ace... lingly. The King Isas keen pleaf;:i to grant the digni: y a Baronet of the United Kingdmi of Great Britain and Ireland to Brook Watfon, of Ealt Sheen, in the county of hertry,l:lq.Conintiffary- Gcleral to his Majstt)'s forces in Great Britain, and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, with rens:limit rs to William K•iy. Frig. D , •puty-Coniniifkry-Grneral to the Paid fore, s, (Great Nephew it . the fa; I Brook Watfon. Efq.) ti, Brook Kay, Efq. Imather of the Ind Wilhani Kay, Efii. as Odic,r it Naval Ser vice ~f the Lift India Comp my, and their reflieeds% heirs male. The King has been to grant to Vi'illiani IT...r.ry Jowls, }Sq. Captain in the Itcn 11 Nary, thz Graze at Treafurer and Re ceiver-General of his i lajetty's Ro•ial Hofpital at Greenwich, in the room of Rear-Admiral John Wahl Payne, cicerand. The fling has been pleated to grant unto Major-General John Stuart, his Riqal Licercl. and Perinitlion, that he may receive amd wear the rat the Ottoman Imperial Order of theCref ccoe, conferred eiinti hint by the Grand Se.gnior. mur..rrAnY PROMOTIONS. WAR•CoVIICE, NOVLMBkk i 6. Billion Gentlemen and yeomanry Cavalry. Thames Pearfon, Efq. to be Cipt4in ; smith, and 11tckley, Gcnta. to be Ltcutenanta ; Edward Bell, Gent. to be Cornet Black Hambleton Volunteer Cavalry. Sir Gee- , e Wombwell, Dart. to be Captain; Cbtiltopber Gonnl tor, e:.t. to be Licute:iant lufcbtu. Cle:ver, Galt. to be Co: net. Sc,trborougl) Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Henry Bryan, Gent. to be Litutcnant ; Mooriumc, Gent. to lie Cornet. Banngbourne Volunteers. Croling, Efq. tO . be Captain; Stephen Core, Gca. to be I.lcutenant ; Ardler buttzrfieltl, Gent. to be Enfign. 13:clak Volunteer Infantry. - - - - • - Hon. George Manion to be Lieutenant; Thorn . .te Prat, Gut. to be Enfign. Berkfwich Volunteers. George Chctwynd, Efq. to be Captain ; ‘Valtir Leven, Gent. is be Lieutenant ; John Hart, Gent. to be 1 ufign. Dealt) , and Audley Volunteers. - - - . John Fenton Fletcher, Fig. to be Captain-Comsuandant ; William Harding, Efq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenahts—John Ellifon Pole, George Booth, Richard Timmis, John Twertilow, Gents. To be Enfigns—Sanmel Barker, Charles Booth, Gents. Billion Loyal Volunteers. ----- - - - - Samuel Proud, Efq. to be Major-Commandant; Thomas Taylor, and Simon SiHefter, Sign. to he Captains. To be Lieutenants—John Law, Henry Reynolds, Bryau Silveßer, Gents. To be Enfign—William Rowley, Gent. To be Surgeon—Norris Deft, Gent. Burton-upon-Trent Volunteers. John Peel, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Coloncl-Commandant ; Thomas Worthington, Efq. to be Major. To he Captains—William Olborne, Charloi Perks, John Spender, jun. Jofcph Lathbury, Joreph Cloy, William Worthington, John Slierratt, William Smith, Efors. To be Lieutenants--Michael Bora, John Dickenfon Fowler, Fran cis lloAyt William Ailaby, John Peel, Jun. John Lothbury, jun. John Groves, Thomas Batman, FeanciaThornwill, John liawcfworth Boater, Gents. To be Enfign s--Edward Smith, Richard Spender, Thomas Avon, Jas. Robinfon, Charles Hullam, Robert Port, Gents. To be Adjutant-.-Charles Jame, Hutton, Gent. Catteriek and Richmond Volunteers. To be Carsins--jsroes Pincer lore, Thomas Becket, R. W. C. Fierce, Simon Thomas &TOOK, To be Adj Masc.... Richard Wilton, Gent. Cleveland Vos.unteers. MOM Lawrence DutuLis to be Colonel; John Wharton, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Robert Charmer, Erg to be Major. To be Captains,-Hon. Charles Lawrence Dirndls, Bartholomew Rudd, Henry Barton, William Ward Jackfon, WiLtiam Unser, Andrew Irvine, Thomas Wilkinfon, Henry Hale, Thomas Mapper, William Wilton, 'Matta, Mutter, George Hatton, Efqrs. eilo be Licsocnants--Wiriana PoweU, George Thimpfon, retch, William Huffier, John Pearfnei, jun. Ralph JaHtfon, Word Watfun,jun. Wllllam Robinfon, James Favell, Richard it 41owbray,C.norze Longburne, Henry Newtoo, Geom. To he Entigns--Sainfon Langdale, John Winfield, Parrieron, ROcrt Carts, John Beardilsaw;Thomas Robinfon,jun. Wiliam Cory, Antbocy Heavifule, Jahn Le:, John Andrew, Jilin brown, Robert. Halliday Donlon. Gems. Clough Hall Volunteers. James Gibbons, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vire Siddall,rcfigned. Loyal Dales Volontecrs. liorniChaytor, jun. • El+ to be Lieutenant-Colony/ To be Licutenanta—John Humphrey, Ocnt. vice Robfon, rained; paha Longhorn, j,:n. George Wray. Jai. Harland, Gents. To be Enfigue—John Conti-mine, James Burton, Anthony Can doll, John fa.atit, loan Dcle,...tou, Gans. Filing and St.nidnn Sharpfbnoters. _ _ John Cooke, 6111. to be Captain: Henry Cooke. and Thomas S• en ther, Gents. tc Lieutenants; john Mattforda, Gran. to ue Enfip. Hacknefs Volunteers. John Iteithy, and Richard i'inailes, Erqrs. to be Captains; Thomas Diekenfon, and John White, Gaits. to be Lieutenants; Gwrge aitkinfan, and John Colion, , :ients. to bc Valets. Lane End Volunteer Infantry. William Turner, Erg. to be Major-Commandant. To lie Captain—Caarlc, Harvey, Richard Wacky, and John Forrefter, Efirs. To be Lieutenants—John Henry Clive, and Geo. Wefton, Gaits. To be Enfigns—john Hairy bberridan, Robert Becket, and Tho mas Hurley, Gent. Leek Volooteerc (before :ailed the Leek and Lowe.) Captain William Badnall to be Major-Commandant ; Lit utchants Peter Walthall Davenport, and Henry jonia, to he Captain,; Enfign William Phillips to be Lieutenant; Benjamin Wolfe, Grot. to he glafigol and William Sutton, Ocnt. to be Enfign, vice Pbbaro Lichfield Volunteer Infantry. _ . Malign Oradea Stringer to be I.itutenant ; George . Dodfrat, Gent. to be Entign, vice Stringer ; lirook Watton,Gint. to be Enfign; Per. 5. Rapti). Prolly to be Chaplain; Richard Wright, Gent To be Surgi on ; .8 Wright, Gent. to be Susgtun's Mate ; Li,vtenaut Thomas Braman to be Adjutant. Longford Volunteers. To be Captains—John Rogers, Robert Williamfon, Edward Grafton, and H. Henficell Efgri. To be I leutt-nantF—lortph Brindley,'lhonia, Lakin, join [ ' eat:, and John Sherwin, Gent.. To he FnOgna--M'illiam Stonier, Riebard Finney, Mountrad lit& CUL I•l11, Nlo;g1 Ave Volunteer infantry. Pi awls C.! , fot., t Captain ; Tlinmaa Yeoman, Gent, to Le Lieuten-nt , 1 .1 n nJw,rlcy, G. 14. t. I it! L Mtn. Ntwktile-t;ru:cr-I.inc Volutaters. Captain Ldinfor to be Adjutant. ltutibv Volt:racer Infantry. William Charlr, N;tad . tlet, Erg. to In (:apt m 1; I ..rd Cur.lou, JIII.I j./1111 I :1611), t.ert. to bg I.lauten.litt Cht.11,.: . e Glover, Gnat, to It- itorigo. Se—lnn Volnnteers. J N. F .nd J. 'WI Lht, klqr, ul Lc Cap:Aina ; E. FUJI.. and •I lottanfon, (kw,. to Lc i utetaarta. atbr•rough Vilostacet Infantry. t.rn, 4-401, 1.1. q NlJ;coc•Con..tc..,,Lott. 'To I , (*.•lins—.JuLa I'n,., 1.1. L., and jarph Tbirl. 1143, I.fqr... T. , b. z.La.d Stcpbca Tanplz, aDd t...vraa't rat.oncr r.Litton. Gent,. o tx. Marditt, and Jam 'V. Gott% • lt,rtt, A. M. :ILIA l ' yntinnuth Volunteers. : • M SttiAtr., data:id. Entigh Arthur Dobbin to be Lleutenra, vice Bomb Johnillutchinfon, Gent. to be Eii tem, vice Donkin. Stoke Penkflual Volunteer Infantry. Daniel Whalley, jun. Efqe to be Major-Commandant. To be Captains—Hugh Booth, Thoinai, Whirldon, Jofeph Bonds, and Thomas Allen, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Jae - ph Poolfon, William Pratt, Charles Bourne, and Felix Pratt, Gents. To be Enliens—Robert Beavor, Thomas 'Spathes, John Hancock, and John Bury, Gents. I'o be Adjutant—Henry Thomas Miircoa, Gent. *Fo be Surgeon—Robut Fleavor, Gent. Stone Volonte;r Infantry. William Sncyd, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colunel. Richard William Tapp, HI. to be Majo , . To he Captains—Riellard Clarke Hill, llamas Grilnn, Robert Bill, and Jofeph Jenkinfon, Efqrs. To be 1 itutenants—lhamas Plam , Samuel Martin, Benjamin Brown, John Adderley, Henry liewint, Henry Niekiflon, John Bate, and William Ford, Gents. To be Eufign-i—Richard Emery, Charles Qzincklet, Anibroce Tai lor, and Thomas Mouuttord, Gents. To be Chaplain—Rev. Jofeph Smith. To be Adjutant—Thomas Sharp, Gent. To he Surgeon—Henry Dewint, Gent. To be Quarter-trialler—Jame: Gothard, Gent. Tamworth Volunteer Infantry. Sir Robert Lawley, Bart. to be Major-Commandant. 'l'o beCaptainrßichard Francis Freeman, Samuel Freed!, and Richard Alfop, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Robert Woody, Charles Harding, Charles Edward COMM, Samuel *Yu:Rey Harding, Lawrence Peel, and Jofeph Adams, Gents. To be Enfigns-.—John Roby, WiMani Brindley, and Thomas Ed den, Gents. Whithy 'Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Holt to he Camlin, vice Campion , raina John RichArdfon, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Halt. Thomas Galilee Dale, Gent. to he Enfign, vice Fell. Yarm Nrnlunteers. Enlin John Jolly to be Lientenant, vice Ward, rdiv.ed. Chriftcpber l•owler, Gem. to be Enfigr, rice JOl4. LARATA—tn the Gazette of to;!, septunber. Shroplhire Volunteer Infantry. For irt/N:m Charlton, Erg. to be Captain, Read Pb4y. Charlton, Efq. to be Captain. For Homy Lee, Gcnt. to be Lieutenant, Read Fe.alcis Lec, Gent. to be Lieutenant. For y.An Celle., Gent. to be Enctgli, Rad, Ridourd Crozon, Gent. to be EnGert In Gazette of loth Italian!. Walderthaw Volunteer Infantry. For Robert Polhill, Gent. to he Enfign, Read Riahted Polhill, Gent. to be Enfign. In Gazette Of tsth i nfant. For To br Emir: in the Link • P - shinterrs—Goodman Roberts, Ri chard Hugh, and John Jones, Gents. Read, To h EnAns ie for Rohn Voionoterrrn—Goodmou Roberts, Richard Hughes, and John Jones, Gents. - In Gaiette of aad imitasa. Montgomeryfhire Legion. For Fearteis Deakin, to be Adjutant of CavabT, Read 7obis Deakin, Gent. to be Adjutant of Cavalry. In Gazette of t lith ultimo. Ruabon Volunteers. For Rev. Lllrl 7orter to be Chap/air, Read Lloyd Yaver, Eft. to be Capaia. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. Dated October 1, 18os. To be Depoty Lieutenants—William Earl of Dartmouth, Or lando Lord Bradford, Granville Levefon Gower, commonly called Lord Granville Levefon Gower; Spencer Stanley Chi chefter, commonly called Lord Spencer Stanley Chicheller ; The Hon. John William Ward, The Hon. John Chetwynd Talbot,Sir Robert Peel, Bart. Thomas Hugh Clifford, George Haughton Farmer 0 keover. Thomas Leverage Fowler, Walter Henry Mofeley, Tho.. as Bairbrigge, John Heyliger Burt. John Breyntun, Nathaniel flooding Clark,. Thomas Dud- Rohinfon Bonbon, Henry Webb, Thomas W'iltbn, Dat,ie Whalley, Thomas Homfray, Thomas Hill, Phineas Hulk? John Pidcoek, Thomas Honeyborne, Henry Perrin, Thomas Biggs, Henry Wrotten,y, Fairfax Morrill, George Pigot,Tho. . - ml;Nart the younger, • john Mutindl Crockett, Jofiah Spode, and jania Rent, Efqrs. Commiffions . in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.—Weftern Regiment. Robert SuSeld, Eft. to be Captain. Dated November 7, Eatlern Regiment. Robert Andrew Waugh, Gent. to be Enfign, Dated Nov. 7. ti 4.73. Commiffions in the London Militia, figned by Lis Majeliy's Commiffioners of Lieutenancy for the raid City. Dated November 18, 1803. Eaft Regiment. Captain William Wil(n to be Major, vice Jennings, promoted. Weft Regiment. Enkm Robert Parfons to be lieutenant, vice I.everidge, reggned, Commiffions in the Rent - rev:lll4e Militia, signed by Lord Lieutenant. Dated November to, 1803. &Agit L. Bennet to be Lieutenant, vice John Maclean. Ensign Duncan Macdougall to be Ditto, vice Duncan CampbdL John Wan., jun. Gt to. to be Pnfign, vice Charles Maearthur. CommilTions in the Avrfhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To bc Captains—The Hots. Robert Duncan. November 4,1803. John Snodgrafs. Efq. Dated November 5, 1803. fo be Lleutenants—Er,fign G-orge lirarsvu, vice M'Donald, re fik, ed. Dated November 4, 1803. William Gardner, Gent. Dated November e, So,;. Attestant-Surgeon Thomas G. Logan. Dated November 7, 17.03. To be Ensigns—Hamilton Montgoincrie, vice Brown, promoted. Dated November 4, iSc3. Thom. Steven, Galt. Dated Nov: . nber 5,1E7.5. Hugh Nl‘Clatchie, Gert. Dated November ilk 5. Cummillions ligncd by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. - - - - - - - - Tole" Depnty Lieutenants—Sir Hew Ilalrymple Hamilton, Bart. Dated Auguft 7, t%iza. John Hamilton. jun. E(q. Dated Auguft sz, George James Campbell, Efq. Dated Odober 2;,1802. Nlcul li-own, EN. Dated December 14,1802. WOliiam Campbell. Efq. Dated September 9, 1802. Mungo Fai.lio. Efq. Dated July 9, 1803. tams Fergutfon, Efq. Dated Auguft 23,1'803. William Cunningham, Lfq. Dated October 3, 1803. B.oicrt Thomfon, Efq. Dated Dauber 14, t 803. EIIIILAT4 M in the Gazette of the I3th Infttnt. Tor Frederick Bev.:., Efq. to be Captain. $4....akl Frederick ileum, bq. w be Captain In the Weft Norfolk masoa _ Comma Eons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmat then. To be Deputy Licutenatita—Wiliiam Lord Kenfington. Dated Odlot , cr 13.7.1 . 1. William Artie. EN. Pat,'J November 12, ISO 3. ecerimiai,Ms in the Tenth or Invernefs, Banff, Elgin, and Nairn Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord itteri4nt of the County of Banff: poi, 4 Duff, Fig. to be Lie,rterant-Colonel., viee Alexander Duff, 1..,"q who retiree. Dated October 14, tBc3 J..,, Mackay, Geed. to be Eilapn, vice Chifholm, proniut,.d. baud 04tobte 3, sBO3. BANKRUPTS. Edward Near lnve, late u$ Great Drdheltl, Ynrkilaire, vintner, dc..k: and isaptuat.. to lorrcud. r :love:act ati, Dec. a. and Jan. 7, at ekven, at tb. Tiger Inn. licv3rity. 4ttorn3es, Mr. Tbos, Itemicy, u: lkinricy ; or Mcfiro Jame% and Richard Willies No 3, {Samford court, Thrugmortuo•llrcc4 Loudon. Th , 421... of MonnvAitli, Clioiktcper,cordontiner, dcakr and chPpntan, Dec. IC, t 7, anl January 7, at tar, A tLc had 1.,n, \Towne:ll. /.ttortlat s, Mr. I bonus Stoics, Um". - _ Row. or MJLs Prier and WIall1111,1.i:01,,:l1 . 11 ;1111. n A Iga r, i hr.& , nratflt • it7e,, London. Lou: and lb ocmaker, ..raur nova. an, Nor. au. Dee. IC, and January ~ at ten, at A..ormv. Me liar, I I, ..r'r-Inn, tiolborn. A. t;e:ss..a John ft vnfon. of 14.4tiagnana, ltuEers, cot - 1,41 rakrs. J.:kt., chapmen. and t..pannrr.. Dee. $, 9, sad J wry ;, as etaur ..• the Pi.s.ch-Bowl, Nottingham. Attue me., Meats. Jam:ta. and L.aaalora, Nuttangbaana ; or Mt. Lawlor, 12 ~ 1 :re lace. Jukoa l'Arkg:, at E.sdol, brandy-socuilany Dec. 3, 3, sad 11,1217 7, .t eleven, 2t Preece's Coffee-Iteufe, In Hereford...- Anoraks, Mr. Joffph Woodhoure Hereford; or Mr. B. C. ..... , _ Williams, Bedford -tow, London. Jobs: Binns, of Kirkburton Yorkflaire, clothier, dealer and chap man, Dec. t 3, at five, Dec. 14, and January 7, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leetls. Attornies, Mr. Lee, Leeds, or Mr. Batty., Chancery-lane, London. John Coleman, of Liverpool, bifcuit baker, dealer and ellapman, Dec. 19, and January 7, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in John-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mars. Staniftreet and Eden, N 0.6 Ld^h•ftreet 1 ivt rpool • or Mr. Thomas Wiodle, Bart- • - let's-Buildings, Holborn, London. Jofeph Well the younger, late of Charles-ftreet, Covent-Darden, Middlef x, tailor, dealer and chapman, Nov. 3 0, Dec. to, and January 7, at ten, at GuildltalL Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Mord • nice-Brest, Cavendigh-fquare. Archilxild laniellon and Thomas Clatron, of Burr-fireet, Lower Daft Smithfield, Middlcfez, merchants, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Dec. 3, 13, and January 7, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Birkett, Bond-court, Walbrook. Thomas IVeaver, of Manchelter, corn-fad:tor, dealer and chapman, Dec. 14,17, and January 7, at three, at the Star Inn, Matichefier. Attorm.ys, Mr. Johnfon, Mauchefter ; or Mr. Ellis, . ftrect, London. TIIOIIIA3 Henderfon, of 111ilk-fireet, London, warehor_fern . n . n . ,l) . cc. 6, at eleven, Dec. 13, and January 7. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Core.., Clifford's-Inn, Fleet-ftreet. Nathan Jolley, of Vi'oodftock-Itreet, Oxford-ftreet, Middlefex, w2relioureman, November 29, D.c. to, and January 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, No. 14, Gray's•lnn-fquare. George Beaver, o, Taviltoch-plaee, parifh of St. Pancras, Middle fex, (tone mafon and builder, Dec. 3, 11, and January 7. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ldwards, Red Lion-fquare,Holborn. George Moors, of Long-Ally, parill of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, leather-feller, Dec. 3, 20, and January 7, at tea at Guiktluil.-a• Attorney, Mr. Goodchild, Camomile-ftreet, London. jarriCA Monteath ad James Serpseira, late of Gracechurchaftreet, London, druggifta, chyntifts, 42ad copartners, dealers and ckap men, Dec. 3,20, and January 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Pearce and Son, Swi London. • Willian;lTu;;, late of Kirkleurton, Tor kfhlre, clothier, dealer and charm n, Dec. t 3, at five. Ike. 14, and January 7, at eleven. at th. lit 1 .n 4 Mouth Inn, Ikeda. Attorney, Mr. Lee, in I.eals ; or Mears. Sykes and Knowles, Borwell-court, London. . .. ........... .. .... . i 'Fite King — has t Lfq. Captain in tht ' ceiver.General of 1, 1 the room of Rear, • i • The Wog has la, Stuart, his itol , al 1. and wear the i'ali z :' I, cent, conferred up, r NI WA 1 . Bil lion Gt ' • Thomas Pearfon, /I Bic kley, Gents. I a ' Cornet. 1 I Black ' L Sir Ger- , e V.•unib tor, ee:.t. to I Co: net. 1 ScArborougl) 1 Henry Bryan, Get to be Cornet. . , 1 • 1 William Croling, I I I.lCUteDallt.; .11 B . iHon. George Mon i be Enfign. 1111 . . • be Lieutenant; Lett John Fenton net.. Harding, Efq. to . 1 , To be Lieutenam I I Ti mulls, John ' I :;1 , To be Enfigna—S. r•' ; . Samuel Proud, Eli 1 , and Simon Save To be Lieutenanu , Gents. To be Enflgatill' To be Surgeon-2 I ; Bur John Peel, Efq. tc .. ; Worthington, I To be Captaina—: id i jun. Jofeph Latl A ; Stierratt, %Alma , .. . To be Lieutenant. cis tiollein, Wi ; t. rho Grew I • 1 w efworth I 1 To be Enfigns—E • 1 ; , Jaa.Robinfon, ( p : i l 1 : :. To be Adjutant.... Catter To be Cageains— Pierse, Simon . 1 1f i To be Adjutant— ] lice. Lawnusee E . ; Lieutenant-Col I To be Captainaw- Rudd, Henry I Andrew Irvine ,`• Napper, Wallas i k ello be Licutenan f Petch,Wi Rios' d W atrial P. Slowbray,l To be Enligna--S1 ko'tert Carta. J Gug.7, Aflame brown, itoben. James Gibbons, C Welitmiasytor, ( , To be Lieutenant Join Langbarn, To be Enfigus—J doll, John l'ena lilinl John Cooke, Efq. I ther, Gents. Lc ' Eofign. .1 John Beilby, and Dirkenfon, and Atkinfan, and j Li William Turner, 1, To be Captains- Forman'. Erqr. To be Lieutenant, To be Enfigns—J. mat Hurley, G. • Leek Volwitet Captain William 1 Peter WalthaU Plain William Gent. to be hr I nice Phillip& Luc I I Malign Oradea Su ' 1 to be Edign,vic 1 ' Rey. J. Darin I . . ' LI be SU rg t 0 II ; •asocnatit Th. I To be Captains. Grafton, end H To be 1 leutenant. and John Sheet% To be FnOgna-- Fiune,, ...... Its I Mi . , • , . $ 1 Pieties C;' , fot., ,A Lieuten.m . , .1 i N • ew C...vtaui Ldinfor, t, 1I H Wi:tiam efiLlrle. CUe.l.i. JO,l J. Chall..:V GAUVCI I 4 iI t J. 1 14. F.-el.r..nd I r ' 1 • Ba.j,nun 1 low Scat Tam .< I •rriall, 1., ' I i TO b - C•rtaine—. VIJ..i. Ifni.. . 6 T. I. Lillitt i', , •! , 1 (.......111.4.11 fdli.llll to tx. r.i.t.,Jl- i i..V.CT +. Gent 1.. se '.. I .., 1 1 7o he ~ • N:.: . 1 .: SI. 1-, a;.‘,......e....c,; DIVIDENDS. Dee. 6. Thomas:rooky, late uf Pancras-Lice, Lsadon, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall. - Dec. t 3. John Bury and Samuel Barns, of Manehefter, maourae timers, at three, at the Coach and Holies, in Deanfgate, Mao. chefter. Dec. a. 7. Jokph Jones, of Wood-ltreet, CheapSde, London, Leg born-bat warehoukman, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 17. Wdliana Dunn, of Green-Bank, par& of St. George, Wapping. Ntiddlifez, baker, at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 150. Samuel Bradley the younger, of Leiceller, grocer, at eleven, at :he Bull's Head Inn: Leicdter. Ms Gazette alto contains his IVlajclty's Order in Council, Rating, that an info, ious diitcmper, of the nature of the plague, having emended itf.lf from New York to other parts of North America, all Mips, perfons, goods, and mcrchandizes, coming from New York, Picaylvania, ar.d Virginia, which (hall have cleared out from any of the above States fubliquent to the 6th of September laft, Gull be fubjeet to the ufual laws of quaratrtinej BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Alexander Hayes, of the city of "ork, miller, to furrender on the ad and 3d Dec. next. and the id Jan. next. Thomas Miles. of the city of Cork, linen and woollen diaper,and dealer, to furrender die ad and 3d Dec. and 3d Jan. next. John Shaw, of Drco-marc, county Tyrone, dealer and ebaritan, to furrender on the sth and 6th Dec. and sth Jan. °cit. LONDON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER A PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLIBC.K •• ' ' 3 per Cent. Cont. fni money, Ditto, for Jan. 54t. Reduced 53{--4 Per Cent. 6 91: ON 5 per Cent. 881. --New ditto &pi Cimsdum 71 diL PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATORDAy : 3 pa Cent. Red. 53 lnilla Stock 1661 3 per C. Conf. 334 .u4 Imp. 3 per Cent. 3:11 4 per Cent. 684 694 69 Imp. Ann. 9 ' 5 per Cent. Ann. 873 Otnnium 21 dd. Ditto, 1797, 841 Englith 'rickets :71. Sa Long Ann. tsl 9-16 Conf. for ace. 5444 DVILIN, Novsms r a 24.-3 per Cent. Gov. Debensures 2;4. Cowie of Exchange—Dublin cai London e3l. By a Gentleman jut arrived from France we are informed, that all the merchant (hips on the Wellern coat of France are required to be ready by a given day, to he employed in the meditated Invariou of the United Kingdom. Thole which do not obey this notice are to be confifcated. Government has received certain intelligence, that the attempt at invation is to be made immediately, every thing being ready for that purpofe. In the mean time, the vigilance of our Govern• ment, to prevent any milhap from the partial damage of any of our blockading fleet, deferves high praife. As the late form may probably have done Come mif chief, an ewers was yefterday fent o$ to Admiral CoLrovs at Plymouth, with orders for the Ns ?TIM a, of 98, and the TERRISLt, of 74 guns, to proceed with all poffiblc difpatch to reinforce Admiral CORM• WALLIS'S fquadron off Brea. It is a Net, that B re has refufed perrnitLon to the aliens who were fome time fince fent out of this country, to land in France. The fhip which conveyed them is now lying at Morlais, with the whole number fill on board. Letters of the Stli inflant from Hamburgh flate, as a 1:01, the French foldiers having flopped come rice on its way from Lubeck to Hamburgh, on tire ground of its being Englifh property ; and that 11l goods are obliged to be accompanied with certificates of their being neutral property, to prevent their tenure. By the !aft conveyance from Jamaica we have been favoured with a letter, which Oates, that a ru. moor prevailed there, accompanied by circumaances which obtained it very general credit, that Come di& patches from the FIRST CI./..S el. to General Rn. CII•14111All, who commands the remnant of the French force in St. Domingo, had been lately Inter cepted by one of our eruizers. In there difpatches Bon AAAAA t is Paid to have informed General Ro- CIIAMILAU that the French treafury %ens quite inade quate to “ furnifh him with any further pecuniary ftipplies," and that he muff therefore endeavour to provide for his army in the colony it was appointed to deferaL 'The mode of railing loch provifion was pointed out to the General, and the advice cortained fa the difpatch was, that in order to pretent 14 noify cca• plaints" or " troublefome claims" at a future period, to any property he might think it neceffary to ap propriate, he fliould take care to have the proprie tors" fet afide." The meaning cf the laft dire6on is very intelligible, and the °Ned is not at all incc,n. fiftent with what might be expelled from the man who deliberately ordered that poifon fhould be ad. miniflered to the wounded compabions of his toil— the gallant promoters of his glory : nor will any ()he who has perufed the details' lately publithed in th,! STAR refpefting St. Domingo, doubt of the readinefs of BONAPARTE'S military flaves to execute this man date. To ufe their own expreilion, it is but fending the wretched viaims 11 to the Pearl fifhery." We have quoted the words of the difpatch as Rated to us by our Correfpondent, for whole veracity we cannot hefitate to vouch. On Saturday we mentioned the receipt of intelli. gence received by the Lifbon Mail, of a dreadful ca. Lanky having befallen the Nand of Madeira, on the loth ultimo. We are now enabled to add a few particulars of this diftreffing event. A letter from Mr. Stay, our Vice.Cnnful at Lifbon, has the follow. ing remarkable palfage—‘ , The particulars of this ca. lamity are unknuwn here, as the Governor of May deira would not Puffer the veffel by which he for warded his difpatcbes to convey any private letters." The following letter was received by a refpedahle houfe in the City, from Lilbon a A veffel has Oft arrived from Madeira expel's, with the dreadful news of Funchal being nearly wholly defiroyed, on the loth Oftober ult. by a water-fpout, which fell on the honks with Each force. as to raze them to the ground. Upwards of one thoufand perfons pealed, and amongft them art EngLibman of dininition and his family—his name is not mentioned. They write from Madrid and Cadiz, that the Spanifh neutrality is pofitively ratified." A private letter to a molt refpeertable Houfe in the city of London from Mr. Muaitav, formerly Vice Conful at Madeira, but now' of Liftman, Rates, that on the night of the 9th of o.9ober left, a torrent wilted down from the mountains on the town of Funchal, the capital of the itland of Madeira, with irrefiftible violence, bearing every thing before it in its paliage to the fea. The bed of the river not being capable of containing this increafe of water, overflowed on each fide to a confiderable extent, and (wept away three of its bridges, and a meg ; Pificent church. Manfions, warehOufis, inhabitants, cattle, and effeEts of all forts, were indifcriminately involved in this refiftle(s element, and hurried to the ocean. The ftreets of two-thirds of the town were completely inundated ; in molt places the water reached to the firft floor. The darknefs of the night, the'rufh and roar of the waters, the cries of the fuf, ferers; the terror of all, formed fuch a Irene as may with great difficulty be conceived, lint - mocks all powers of defcription. Towards morning, however,, the violence of the torrent abated ; and towards the noon of the next day had nearly fubfided: Everf exertion was now made t 6 afcertain the extent of the mifchief, and to relieve the diftteffes of thofe to whom relief could be given. But here our information, owing to the Governor, who would not fuller the difpatch of . private privat letters, ceafes to bE e particular ; one aglifh family alone, of the name of Tartocx, are Paid to hay? Coffered. The friends of Mr. Coca, the Vice Confal, will re• joice to hear, that although his hr;ufe and gores were entirely fwept away, yet that he and his numerous family have all, though with extretne difficulty, remit providentially efcaped. Nor is there mention of an r other Engla family having fuliered in the flights degree. ' Mr. SIM'S letter Rates generally the number of inhabitants who perifbed to have been about a thou fand ; Mr. Mostar% much lefs ; In that, if we fup pofe the whole number to be about Goo of 700, it will probably be near the truth. The Taft aggregate of water is conjeftured to have been produced by the Writing of a water-fpout in the mountains ; for although it had rained on the day of and on that preceding the event, yet the quantity which had fallen was not at all fufEcient to produce fueh a flood. A pretty confiderable village, which lay in the courfe of the torrent, is laid to have bees entirely defiroyed ; among whole inhabitants the Britith merchants at all connelted or acquainted with Madeira, will particularly have to lament Mr. Tat as, a Merchant and Proprietor, of the greatell inte grity and private worth. The fchooner which failed for Li(bon from Fun chal, 17 days after the event, was only eight days on its patine ; the pAckct from Lifbon to Falmouth fourteen. Funchal is of confiderable extent, with magnificent public buildings (particularly the Cathedral, the Monalleries, and the Governor's Palace) a confider. able and advantageous trade, with the population of about fifteen thoufand fouls. Thera ire between thrt-e and four hundred natives of the United Kingdoint fettled there, of which the Scotch are by far the m=••l numerous. The Dritifb fallors, including merchw.is from all the three nations, confitts of twelve to :Lu• teen of the principal mercantile houfes, and is tl :::y refpalable from iu probity, eatenfive &Zit& a- 1 . 1 its wealth. I~rO~ E I