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rity in the office of the Treasurer. On these grounds he jaw no teasun for interfering at present, drect wane, whatever might be his opinion on a final di.cussion of the cause; and he felt assured, that before the parties were fourteen days older, they would thank him for his present decision. COURT OF RING'S BENCH—Nov.2S. THIS KING V. DRAPER, lISQ. Mr. Justice GROSE, tn pronouncing. judgment, remarked on the unaccountable cnndua of the De fendant. a gentleman of good character, in so un warrantably attacking the charader of another gen tleman, equally respeaable as himself. The sen stce of the Court was, that Col. Draper do pay a e of 1001. be imprisoned in the prison of the King's Bench for three months, and to enter into recognizance, for his good behaviour for two years. himself in 5001. and two sureties in 2501. each. 17 tonsmiNo end CO. O. THE WEST INDIA DOCK con caves'. The Couar gave judgment in this cause, which WO. that the rule ot estimating the damages sus tained by the Plaintiffs, should be accerdiug to the alue'of the profits ot the Plaintiffs' warehouses, en n average of the three years immediately preceding the passing of the adt, and not, as the Plaintiff, contended, oa the three years immediately preceding the opening of the docks. Rule (or a new ttial was discharged. TNIC KIDD O- DODD. It will be rsmembered that a criminal informa tion was filed by the Attorney-General against M►. Dodd, for publishing a Prospeetus of a Pittlic Dis tillery Company, contrary to the statute of Geo. I. it' ' The Attorney General was about t• proceed this . illday in argument in behalf r•f the prosecution, when Mr. GAR Row, on the otb !I. side, signified that hr• was not prepared with suai.ient information in sup " port of the Defendants. The Court therefore or dered the case to stand over until next Term— Terns ended. ie.timemiscasamamsi F. E POLICE. sow•srestr• Or in i.lar waling • farmer of Hendoo appeared before Mr.NAoas, the Sitting Magistrate, is con serreence of a shin/ems, charging him. under the 3fifh et tit. :?f. chap. M. with selling to William * Itngnal, of Tothill..trter, Wemninster, on the 7th insane. a load of straw, consisting of Sri trusses, in the Haymarket._ '26 of` the 'furies being shot t of weigl.t. to which charge he p!eadt.d guilty, and was cormifted in the mitigated penalty of two shil lings and six-pence per (TIM, amounting to 31.55. pith costs. Tim raise Defendant was likewise charged with telling to M-. 13ignall 27 trusses of straw, on the / sanw day, tie inside of which was of an inferior ,• quality to the outside. To this charge he pleaded not gr !ty. The charge was, howeter, roved by tarts Putter, of Air-lane, Esher, t -, e bring present when the trusses were opened. Tine - Deteoriant, uFtsn this charge, was rentimi in the frill penalty of b:. for each muse, amounting to iFf. 15s. with costs. 4 very resperSabfe master tailor was charged i with stealing two pMeesol kerseymere from a piece ... beaker's shop in Bedierdhnty. About ten days since he we-t to the shop to pu-chase some pieces ..., of cloth ; after he had left the 'sop. two pieces of 1 1 ... . er.eyrriere.yorit_tuabett. .91" - • rsday he went to Oho. eIY.-p1ig:....• . i;e4EBIC: sumo e pieces. when he was charged, by a young acm. , who was in the shop at the time, with having sto n tine kersey. mere. When she was giving her evi nee before the Magisvate, she acknowledged that here were Iwo strangers in the shop at the same time, bust persisted .n charging the Prisoner Stith the rob bery. Mr Hoots, an Attorney, of the Temple, and I sieveral Merchants from the City. attended for the Prisoner; they all , r uir: in the highest terms of the 'i respeffabnlity and integrity of the Prisoner, ma' could not believe it possible for bins to b- guilty of 1 such an se, and offered to be bail for him to any r' vtionst. which Mr. Bean, the Magistrate, who beard the charge, would leave acceded to, under ; . 1 1 1 grt the cirtnenstinetrs of the c.ass, had not the coin -1 snenermeot of the Sessions he very near. The i Prisoner was the , efore ithii;ed :!.' be committed for trial, the woman pi rcisting in het charge. , i A knee, front Hollatd says—" We understand have that Bel sA PARTS has ordered the imprison merit of an P. rtuguese to be found in France, and that tl ey Atli be detained as hostages for th e con do& of their Government." Di , patches have been received from Admiral • Possess.- of a very recent date. They state that the Cadiz fleet, consisting of II sail of the line. ware erioperi and ready for sea. The Cuasmi tee of Meic ante. trading to Ame rica, were on Friday ccevened at the city of Len- Bin Tavern, by a riquisition, signed by a few !Merchants, and addressed to MI. 6/1001034. the Chairman. The Chair was taken at two o'clock" and it was !Imposed that a deputation &Lula be 41r:rued to wait on Ministers , for the porpcse plaioingthe incuaressicoeies and difficulties t .at would reselt tooth* Merchants, under the •,,,•e Orders of Council, and to pray for rel:ef.— The subjeft was ander disaussion for upwards of an hour, but was at le'nethiersninited by a Geode mu!, who observed', that Ministers had already T given every necessary attention to the subjeft, and ! I t had granted every reasonable indulgence to the .American Merchant!; that he considered the mea sure resorted to highly necessary at the present crisis, and sclici!ed the Chairman to decide the gars. tir.n by a chew of hands. The question was put, i and negatived; only one solitary bead being held up for it. Yesterday se'nnight, at the time the two Messrs. VC ;Linea, farmers, of Cardington, Bedfordshire, • velin occupy a louse of tberr own at the above place, were at c!!apel in the town of Bedford, their house was entered by moms of a false key, and a chest broken open, and robbed of cash a.ll notes so • the Armoric of 4;101. ; there were 7COI. more in the home, widch fortunately the willows did not disco . 4. &lase strangers, supposed to be from Lond,n. who were seen in fie neighbourhood in the aurae of i, the day, are staining to be the rubbers. I ! • • t--y --_- FROM SATTIRDAT NIGHT'. GAZETTE. f Addmireity-Oirce, Nirettoiee Hu Wady l a damp Senepiern, at tea, lat. 49 dal. 17 mu.. N. lots'. 9 dog. SO MID. W. Noy. VI. 11107. Sit --Having disguised His Majesty's sloop Scot. pion, under my command, towards the close of day, I have the satisfaSion of infoiming you 1 suc ceeded in decoying under our guns, And eventually capturing, at ten p.m. La Claneuse, French ketch privateer. of sixteen guns, and eighty men, Louis slaseph Guinian, Commander, (avlia fell a sacrifice to his temerity by endeavouring to escape when within pistol-shot ) She is a remarkably fine vessel, on a new ennstruelion, copper•fastened, well ap pointed, and her first cruise, ten days from St.' Malues, and had taken two vassels •. I have the honour to he, atV• FRANCIS Ststivrii.. Adm.r.ll Young, &e...tc Plymouth. • Shp Alfred, twin Nawrestrul...nd to Nol,-; and a Portu gue.e schooner, dutaioe.l Ir 7 Sus, ALtins privateer. AIII.ITART PROMOTIONS. R dir-O'her, Normire 98, 1807. Royal Regiment of li•use-Guani....Cornet William George Villiers Villiers to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lamb, promoted in the New South Wales Corps. 07th Regiment of Poota r elptain William Kinlock to be Ma jor, by paten.oe, •iee Gayer, who fettles. The Riot's German Legion 4th Battalion of the Line—Mayer elmlet du Plat to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, with temporary resit, lice &+L*. removed to the 24 Battalion. Captain Henry de Luttermann, from the 7e4 Battalion, to be Major, watt temporary rank, vice 'le Platt. pmtrmelesturs DISSOLVED Domthea CArepliell and D•si.l Jackson, of Fenehurels sleet. in tht city of Loodotr. druggists. W. al. 1807 ' DoiotheaCampbetl, David jact... o ), mud John Johnsen, of Fenehurch-strost, in the city on I.undorsi struggled. Norris.- ber OIL) T!iomas ll.idnian, John Prescott, and Thomas Coughtrie, of Wirth, to tile county] oi" Lane-titer 1... cu and chesk-nia.tu radlurert, at Wigan. N; vensoct lA, 1807. Then is fla , dinm and John Piett....n, .of Wigan, in the count% ut Landabter.l4.dti aitd cheeit-manutadurers, at Wigan. July 4. John Card and lireirs Frederick Courtney, of the Oxford C..tfee-nouse, in the Strind, tr.eitt teelKn. Augu.t. It, SUG. taansUei Kent Parton scut John Ryan, brai-bnilArra, at Cog nate, in tie county of N.nreintssr 14, leo7. John Leeknon ao 1 J tom Exton Noon', loth al;tatithant, in tb. tout tv of Li , .eolit, glass and floitan.e. Not 11„ Gorge ball, Juart,:in Ball ; Mar. 1S 1 , and John Itscres ; llryor:t.iite, Wilts, euttimis. N w al, Isll7 Ste;.hC:l 1 . 4111414 of Kingwoeol, in the county of Hants, Um. and W i:liain Woodrow, Late of the lamer/cc, Esq. ciacca.e.t. Sept. gl/, 1807. MANA AUPCS William Dicks, of Frouie-Suletral, in the county el Sr nier.ct, clutleer, deals, and .titisrsaan, to surrender, December 8, at the Ctirsatorl , cr 1•01, su um rag of Bath, 18. ..n.l Jangler? 10, at eleven, at lit. G., ,, d• Ina, to Veome 5.... wood. Atiperys. Mt John W.l.i..ns. std Lionmisrase, Landon; ant Mr Stephan Wiliam., lressluid. e, Wits. Ma..",..utt :he (Are, tte tore sad county of the lewt sl. ticwingitasa, homer, de,let and chapnia :, to burrendrr, December 7,8, arid January 9, at one, at the IllaCKm.rer's Head, iu lirrtt.n(ttant. Attorney., Ntr rt. my Percy, Nunn:g at,' ; and Mena . Kinacliey, Lung, and inc.. Gray's.lnu ; Lnadon Tlioinas Lees, now •-e late of fine len-bridge, in the parish of Halifax, in the county cf Yore, cottunnism.-er, ocaler and chapters. ; its 'unease, ileccentor 9. 10. and Jansir7 9, alien, at the Talbot len, in Htlisx Atuensys, Arr. Wig4auorth, Clray'o-inn, Landfll; and Merin. Wtigleanurth and 1 hump tan, in Hat fax. Walla. White, of Apueileyaneidge. in th- county of Yolk, merchant, to surrensl..r, Ltecentirer Itt L :2, and Janus.) 9, at eleven, at the Sta , and I...nter Lan, in Leer. Att.n.ny., Mr. /knit, of Legs; and Nicss s. Ecley •..d Stuckcq Fillearvat'a- Inn, Loudon. Geode Watts the elder, of the city of Chichester, hatter, dealer m u d chairman, 41 {urn latter, I)eceinin, ;, at three, ►, at eleven, anti J.rmaty 9, tit two, at the taatin t .,, Inn, in .11,, .ry Chiche.ter. Attorneys. Mr. Richard Dail, Chichester; and Mr. F-w, Great Jstnr•..trwet, (Acuson. Jaynes Ohlhel 1, et I,rvarp..nl, te.e county of Lancaater, mesehant„ dealer ant cit.spUs.lo, to tvirreeiter, Ilcecuc.ier x 9, and Jar.ual 9, et 'Let en, as the t.iiionegTstrerii, in Lure.- Att.irneys, Mi. Oast..., Wet flAnel Ntitss .1 Med ium/croft and Statelen, Lenidirts. Robert Winter, of N Olt* Litnobiteirt, Islington, in the earunly of Muldlasex, fade., dealer and ch Innen, ainruill,. December I, la, and Janus., 9, et ten, at ..utldhalt, London. Att..rney, Mr. Tato, 6-ntierster•street, Queen *.(,,:re . . T , tunas lir I. 1'.?1,r, late or C..r ear, Ilaytnarket, c•wittl,virdidefisez. altoattaait .r. to surteltder, !harmer 1, It, and January 1, at t-o;at Lottd.,ll Attorney, Mr. Mao, Cattal.-otrett, Sono. Lanco Bentley, of High atm.'', Lambeth, in the county a Storer cheasemon t er, 4...11,r a..d titininan, to surrer.d r, N..- ;in, pet, •ler 14, 4.14 J411%1 orr 9. at toady,. at Guold hail, Loudon. Attagwy, Njr. LiKLOW, Wardrebe-irlact, Deo tot's-coin mons. John “aesham, of Galerwh.tf, I.aoniwth, in the county of SJrrty, tinthetantctchl,t, tittaler JoJ clatruatt. to flert'llati, Dtcet,l*,cr an4Jastoaty 9, at tw Ave, at Gutielitsil. dust. Attwory. Meant. Ta•Jry aoJ Ueda tti, litthad row. 'John Hunter, al Great New; ott.,treet. in the pariah of St. %Limn in the Yuenls, in thc c ot %hallows, brawl'. dasher, healer and chantnan, to suaeu•:er, Ilecenturr 1, and January 9, at nne, Lustioat. Attorney. Mr. Pagnitif, Cliureil-street, Soninvids. VirdltantJnnes, °lL...ser i not, in the c unty of Lancaster, stationer and bahrlisel.rr, to •urreoilar,. L./crewing, /2, V.), auJ January 9, It tte, at lire Globe 'tavern, in Lirtratoul At. t . .rnik.s. Slr Thn:ua. Siackittrick, St. Nt,lntad'ocoutt, roul. try, I.on.ton; M tut.. S.Ard.well and hteptirshons, h int, Liverpool. _ . CLfleilitilery Sharp a•sd I.tael Pitt. liirrningham, in the evenly IVaiwiek, to- - ors, dealer. a.klGriapmen„ to sur render, December 14, and January 9, at eleven, at the Shak.oeare 'fawn, in New iitrezt, in Nnisingharn. eels, Mess*. Dr•on and rualta, t;ray's-istalquare; Louden; and Mr. </meg, tturriah, 'froni;.le-rom, natognam. Samuel W aiker, of Leech, in the comity et Wink, nialtater, surrender, December 21, C 9, and SmillAry 9, at eleven, at the Golden I. on, in Leeds, in 0 atonal? of York. A.tor nays, Mews. Upton , Nichnlaon, and Hemingway, in Leeds i and Mr. Jam , ' Lambert, Hattos.-ianlen, London. James BatteistieU, ~t rortainontii, n the cnurity of South ampton, shio-chanJter, dealer and anapruatt, to surrender, December 11, a. air, 12, at ten, and January I, ateme, at the Royal Odk Inn , 1,1 PONIIOS. Attorney, Mr. Win. Mcs turn, u 1 St. Jatuer:a.nroct, PUIISIIIII. . _ %Villiain Mem, nt Whilehaven, in the county of Cumber bud, run-an/ sptnt•metaltant, ilea at cod 01.90014 n. lot bllt• render, December li, 18, a.,d January 9, at ...even, at the heave of William Wuhd, innh•ddcr, linnets by the men of the Gleba. in Cockennooth„ in the acrd county of Cumber• land. Attorneyo,, Mr. Chanstire, luaer l'ennalmmise, Len dun and Messrs. W3lllOO and Nicholson, in enchain...oth. L awn I , , r b o ur, init. of Fintetisoe, in the city id L0..d. , n, silltaniaiinfacturer, dash anal ,Impintut, to surrender, Dece4,- bee 3, Id, and January 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attu, tier, Mr. lio4aasnols, Ci...te•cuutt a nieet-shed. DIVIDI N OS. December 19. Christian Jonn Adam ‘V itke, Imo wf ce.e. Loodan, suerct.vit, at unc, at Giaddisair, Decee.bar 22 John Tench t h e younger, tif Toki whoeso-yard, London, merchant, at !ell, at Guildhall, Loudon December g'. W a liana !looking, ut Leman-Aire', (lend man's Saida, in the county n 1 Middleara, salt thrower, dealer and chspinan, at tr., at Guildrsoll, l.+odow. Dv:titan; 112.• Patna lfuyle, 01, Vuteamnset o restadilly, is the county of Middleton, printer, at ten, at Guttdhall, London. December 19 Thorns' Withers and Henry Browne Withers, of Greenhill's-tents, Smithfield-b ars , i n t h e county o f M i d! dlese•, lambent& atul oil refiners, at one, at Guildriad, London. January 30. John Cadman, of fi ilbeck-hall, in the county of WesiMmlatitts, cotton spinner and manufacturer, at sue, at Guildhall, Lennon. Fabruary 6. Thomas White, of the boronth of Suuthwark, in the county of Surrey, haberdasher, dealer and Chapman, at one, at Guildhall Loodse. D,,,t, er 29. John Blesse, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, innholder, dealer and Chapman, at three, at the Palace Inn, in Manchester. December 92. John Wight, of Niregate.street, V'e city of London, grocer, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Wee tuber 92. William Hoard, of Lower East Smithfield, in the county of Miclksea, •irtua.ler, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon December 1112• William Disti.g, of Plymouth, in the county of Devon, tallow ciiarialer, dealer and chapinan, et.ten, at Cu idhall, London. December 22 John Cla , k, of Long-lane, lierinorolver, in the county of Surrey, hide-salesman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. December 19. Thomas Tiplady Rowe, of Chelmsford, hf the (sooty of Essex, linen-diaper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. December 22. Willlam Zranwhite, of Tobacco-roll.rourt, Gr:irechorch-street, in the env of London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman„ at ten, at Guildhall, London. December 22. John hundack. of Great East Cheap, in the city of London, as! of Tuntham-green, in the county of Mid llesex, torn-faftor, It eleven, at Guildhall, London. • December 19. William Valentine Seomey, of oxford-street, in the county of Mirld:esex, liaen-disper, dearer and chap man, at wile. at Guildhall, London February 2. James Bargee., now or late of Coventiy-street, Haymarket, military-hatter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. December I. James Cotter liagehaw, of Savage gardens, London cora-factor, dealer and cliapusasa, at one, at. Guil dhall, LOodt. 0. CERTIF!CATES-oDaegesaaa 19. Simnel Lawton, of Grappenhad, ist the comity of Chester, butcher, dealer and r - hainnaii. Anthony, 'MO/Me, of Dokwatteet, in the pariah of St. James, in t h e liberty of Westminster, in the coui.ty of M:ddlesex„ feather noinefacterer, rnerelint;deaier and Chapman. Matili , w hearten, of St 'Thomas the Airostle, to the county of Devon, )asn-luairefactuser, serge-maker, dealer and I j Ch.pmaa. This day, being the festival of St. Andrew, the tutelar Saint of Sootier* will be celebrated, in the usual way by the son: of Scotia. On this oc casion, most of the Volunteer Cot ps will be out for inspeetion for the last time this season, that the re tinas may be Made, as the law requires. up to the Ist oh. December. Among others, the North Britons, and Princess Charlotte of Wales's Volunteers, will be inspected by Colonel Aowesienooet ; the Ras'. ern Corps. by Colonel bl A mein ; and the Western, ny Colonel JaNetssoa. This arrangement, how) ever, relates only to those Corps that have taken iw a number of recruits since the last inspettion. Thi. day the Gcnsral Sessions of the Peace for the City of London, will be held at Gaildhallebefore the Lotto Marva, &c. and on Wednesday, the Loan Marna will go Irian the Mansion-house in state, it 'ring the tic,t Sessions in the Mayoralty, to Hall, in the Old-Bailey, when the Sessions of Oyer and Terminer will commence. The report of the Russian Flew having entered the Tagus, under British colon's, is contradined. The Russian pendant differs from the British only in having a small white cress, which is not distend kde at a Oistance. Dispatches will he forwarded this day to Malta, by his Majsqy's ship Teid,set. A letter from Madeira states, that the Monmouth, of ti 4 guns, bearing the i flag of Rear-Admiral Dimity, which sailed from Portsmouth on the 15th of Sept. with the East India Fleet, arrived at Ma deira, and sailed from thence on the 4th ult leav ing behind the Etrerintent and 7 toeu, which were bound to that Island. Ile Uiy s ss s of 44 gains, with a feet for the West Indies, sailed from Ma deira on the Sault. During the high wind, on Friday week, part of the parapet wall, on the top of the Martell° Tow ers, on Saadgate Plain, was blown down, and the root of Folkstoce church sustained match injury. Tke Ganges, iinunour, t'esntec, and Agnmenwsn, four of the vessels composing Admiral Kea r es's squadron, have been orcereJ to Portsmouth, to un dergo some repairs. Two other ships, now at St. Fielea's, likewise require much tepairing, and are to be sent into dock ; leaving Admiral I( ear's s ix sail of the line, which, it is believed, will soon be sent upon service. The GOVERNOR of Qui sec, on the 9th of Sep tenther, published a Piociamation, expressing the thanks Al the Pa esioetsr and COM MANEIRR-IN-• Clime of the province of Lower Canada, to the whole of the- Militia, a few individuals excepted, for the alacrity which they w en lately called on, to come forward iu defence of t:.e teiri•ory: There is now living at Lotoli, in Lincolnshire, a veld aw lady. aged 80 years, who has. within the last thiee runny's, knitted a carpet to cover a large drawing-room; and what is more sure,' isingfor a prison of her age, she has done the whole without • the assistance ot spetlacles. The 77th regiment marched into Lincoln, on Fri day. and expetts to make a considerable stay there. k came home lately from India. iiditeleven regi ment. and is at present between '2OO AM 300 s:rong. The Dublin Paper of the 24th, contains the toll,swirg account of the persons lost or missing, on • board the Prince of Wales, sad the Rochdale. in that harNour : Of the following Officers, with their recruiting parties, and the Volunteers under their command, annexed is the most recent information received : Luess. atasiesu. of the Ban foot, .um his party, and 61 Volonteett from the South Mayo—. Total :4 —All lo.t but two prirlit,s faputn la;iiranty, 5.24 Pint, and 5 teUiers, hit anal, p a rty. Lieutenant lefty, WI hiut, and patty, with 11 Vulouteent fee'the 67th rest —Total 13. A Seij-ant and 7 of the 25th ri.st.TePtal t. 01 the following there are very slew ler hopes : Lieutenant Kollikelly, 32,1 Gentleman is said to has, gone to Iluirhead. Ensign Kt' an, 11. th foot, and party...—Total 5. Entisit Bagiut, lith foot, and party...-tcral 3. Engirt K'dd, 25th font, and party..-.T0.al 4. Lieutenant Water, 241 loot, and party ....Total 5._ Lworsiaat Bro.'', 62.1 foot, and psrty,-1 . "1.1 5. The whole military loos is supposed to be about 120 Officers and Pr MAIM Colonel L v ow, of the 137th Regiment. had most fortunately not embarked, and is now sate at Black•rock. fal.ijor and Mrs. tiCeuamoo• N are not lost, as teport ac kit stated; the mot arose in consequence el a trunk of,the Major's being found is; the wreck of the dale. • NAVAL nvniii. PatACI. POSIT •eirstsgss, p 0 5 .11 7. otennom; pert of Admi r al K eat .' s squadron, Arrived the Pomp', G 4 wet, and A l i' whirl in consequence of the map- of the Russian will dron into I.islxm, is to be dividei.Eight sail of t; line are now at St. Helen's ; the Valeta and Ma . are not in a fit state for winter Channel service. Arrived the Glory, of 9 guns, Capt. W. A. 0 way, from the Mediterranean ; and is put 114111 quarantine at St. Helen's. Arrived the Lilly, Capt. Mackinlay, front bon ; and the Sharioehoohr gun-vessel, from a ctuis Arrived a fleet from Oporto, ton of which at the Jane, Scott ; and the &ewe, Quinton. The Noy' here, of 74 guns, (Jape. Conn, sails morrow morning for Plymouth, to receive air Joh: Warren on board, fur Halifax. She unmouted dhi evening. The Mfg transport, with 184 of the 95;1; Bs Regiment, from Monte Video, is ordered to th Duwnsosbere the troops will disembark. DIAL, Nue. , Remain in the D owns t h e P r i nresi of Oranp '27 Canada, NP14116, and the filadostda, men ol war, Clyde frigate, hound sloop of war, Bold, Lina Cracker, and Riaa,r gun•brigs, Serra/stn lugger •Ifirsoony viftualler, and a large fleet of outward bound vessels.—Wind MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AI GUILDHALL, 7 , -1111011140w: Jana Dm, Waning , street, Loniloo, warehouse-man II William Talk.rer and Thrioas J.ilaiistatt, Hyde street, Bloomsbury, dealer, and ithapmen . 3 Witham Nonslip, lam of Stradlueok, Suffolk, tanner 3 I Jame Jones, now, or late of Bishop's-U..11,4d, H et ,• foedahire, ebop-keeper - 3 I John Walter, the younger, now or late of Shad- Thames, Sorrel, snehiitsmith Clutha Frederick Mollersims, lase of Oslmeoe-place, Whitechspel, lesther•manufseurer - 3 l lona, Lucy, New Lisle-eweet, Leicesmr-sonare, dlesex, oil man • . James H o ts,i ii Watling-street, Conlon ' raerchaat u I Richard D ilby, Colcheiter, F. sea, brick lan es • John White, Craven-buildings, City-road, Shoraddcli, mereant - 2 James Rub,rtson, Ladd, Kent, linen-draper - Vk Ohara Mniduck, gitde.gewalk, St. Jamie/yak, Midillems, wrt,Mer • I DIVIDENDS. William Thompson, Diciootreil. Southwark, Su'-ey, and Ebericaer Laadlseater, Mom-piece, Lambeth, Surrey,,:: h,oas - 1 John Chapman, Ntirtiteolane, Cannon street, London, dry-salter - - I WiLiam Fisher, Cambridge, woollen-draper - II Thomas Shaw, Chelmsford, EA . MIX, earthenware-man 1 Richard Vauglia,i, Fore-arrrer. London', linen-duper 1 Jame.. Dodds, Crown-sheet, Newtogtoo-Butts, Surrey, jeweller - - - Ig Alexander Robertson, Cantle-snort, Brichin-lane, Lon don, nisrehant • - IS Rchard Samuel Bennett, Honor/44th, Loud ,n, hatter William Bonk and Williaro Hannah , Blackfriar's-reart, Surer, nil-men - - II George Brett, Cheshunr, IteriforrlA ire, grocer - It Thomas Vickois Brownfield, Biking, Lowe, grazier - Charles Andrews Burnham, Essex, Matcher - IS Samuel Greenwood, Neornan-omes, Oaford-street, Middlesex, .each-maker - 11 William Ca:lin Johnson, and John Wdttillint, Hunt ingdon, drapers - I Hugh Jones, Cow-lane, Snow-hill, London, eKamt• monger - - 13 John Briggs, Yarmeeth, Norfolk, slooorlfer - I t John !Airs., late of Woolwich, Kent, victualler - it Reuben 'Aden, High-% viernike„ Backirghaoubire, carrier -•- CERTIFICATES. James Ili% of this parish of Salford, l the snooty of So. menet, dealer and chajansait„ Thorn.' Carden, fate of Saint Mietiael's-slay, CasenhiSpen the city of Loudon, insurance-btoker, merchant, dealer sal char men. William Booth, of Fenchuerh-Imildings, Fe,schttech•street, in the city of London, money-scrivener, dealer and enemas. William Leos, of Lis:yew!, iu thecouuty of Lancaster, MO! chant. Thomas ?firmer', of Baker's-row, Coldballs-square, is SW parish of St. James, Clerkeawell, in the county of Mk (Resew, refiner of oil and spartnamati. William Cownerthwaite, of Manchester, in the county of LOB" miter, moored use,, dealer and chaprisan. John Staintbr, of Cornhill, in the city of London, woollialle draper, deck, and chapenan. Robert Grater, of tiymowth-dock, in the colter, of Delo% mmaey-seriveaseroloolge owl ehapnian • mica 4W STOCKS SATURDAY . S pee Cent. Waal 61111 3 per Cent. Comb S 3 i:i 4 per Cent. 3 par Can , Navy 9141 - Lent Ann..... Imp. Ann. .. 7 $•1111 • • Lemnium India Stock .. 179 flan Bnnd. 145. dis. Exchequer Bills CoriaoY for T. 'PON. Stock•Biokst. 1115191111.15-____ 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Croft. BIRTHS. On Saturday iennight, at Timm, in the county of Cie lwo?. the R.glit Honourabk Lady Mat'ld: Burke, of • son aid heir. At Midfield, in the county of Tipperary, Mrs. Kelly, WI of John Kell), jun. E.q of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 24th instant, at Inveresk. the Earl of Selkirk,* Muss Wedderburn, only daoghter of James Wedderburn Col till, Eat On V. elands? last, at Deritte, Yosksbirs, William Neat. of Sainwelle. Ayrshire. Captain in His Majesty's filth regiment of font, to Caroline, the eldc.t doughtsu as Gator Spitler, Esq. Dputy Couninittar)-General. On Monday the Id inst. at St. John's Church, Walrirfiek?. Mr. John Halt. jun. of Longlev Hall, near Huiftarsfiald, to Mrs Maria Jones, late of the Theatres-Royal, Task and EAiss burgh. DEATHS Thundav, soddenly. et her mother's house in Upper Church street: Bath, Miss Edridge. Wednesday the 'nab or-t. in Marlborough Buildings, Roth, Elias, fourth daughter of the late Thomas Percerat, M.D. F.R S. On Tuesday, at his house in George's•street, Limerick, eat venally lamented, Robert Warbunon, Esq. C a ptain in the Royal Navy. to which he was promoted in 1795, and for ld years Regulating Officer of that Part. He was a few days age appointed by the Admiralty to the Net of Dublin. whore he intended to remove last week, his remains were interred ni Si. John's church yard. A few days ago, in Bath, Wm. Smyth J o hn , Esq. lase ct Dianne, and grandson to the Right Rev. Thomas Smyth, late Bishop of I..ioetick. HIGH WATER, THIS DAT, AT LORDON•BRIUGE. Unto. M.. main. afar —.l I ayes. t Ow— S. LONDON ...trotted by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Dote , eJurt, Br. street, Covent..zt•den, and potaitaltral at the o.fiee NI 15, Wick of St. C.ounent's Church, Strand, 1+! W. STUCK, of No. 7, Prow Saitairstroet, Long-Atm •-• Orders, ire kr Om Parer, seat sir time Off-e`'. 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