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MEW 1 HICil TR EASON. 6 IK.:ll.rsa Drat, cp. til aratt,cs.4. U4l2k::f it Cuarre , 11116.r.444, 0b. 4 . merchant rt.itttuo nwra.ant IS John WAS:Aon, mi. enerchaat 27 W 111... m Wi11.., e..q b..ukar 111 11.1 Willi.un Chiver., 111 Riulued Southby, is+ 114 3 Mn Holmes, mi. 115 Juba Sewell, prat. S ANSTLAD. 112 Clitiotoplier Buckle. e..i. 14 i Robert Mugv:i4lr, fanner 144 Llward Muter, mraler 143 Daniel Liam') •rt, esq. 146 W.:6llaiu Shaier,L,S, termer 111:1)1,11:GTON. IMICHWURTU. 195 &lielacl Sone, millet DLLTCUINGL V. 199 Radley, carpenter Bootcliaal, (GILA r.) 167 Robert Wood, tanner 163 Edward Waterer, 111,41 , ,ter LooKu.ot, (LITTLE.) 169 Tbeurai Seay. ell, esq. SRAMLEY. 118 Chide: yeoman 139 Jo.,lin Arnold, tanner CURB - Et-CHURCH. el John Collinson, Gravel- :aue, hatter 62 James Lakin, Uppa-ground, foundtr ttj Jataes Webher Surrey-rho.% mercluet et Corbett liandy:tde, Green-w..lk, lots:lsta 91 Robert Donee•., W . 19r2 J. Living, gout. 11S8 William Sadler, gent. father Cie rit M. 1 George Hibbert.esq. X ~lohn Ahnutt, wine merchant 4 Anthony }trough, merchant b es+ hanker • Thoinaa Puoalo, esq. merchant VI Rogers, esq. lIIVICIIIIIt )U Sots UV! &4at...11, tug. 23 Vitalism Pr. .son, litaifortn, c,q. lumbar.' tteselaa.t Pei Joint Mama, rzi.sist S 7 Peter Daleer, el.gctiant • Rulard kiatuatit, caq. 5 Tr d•rir! Terkirt4, Park-aired, Nerker 11 I Joh.: flame*, Simksrle, iighternian 'i The King again‘t Eilviard Marcus I)espard, Yohst Thnt.as Itroughton, John krancrs, Thonias 'I komas New man, Dahiel Tyndall, John 1)..y1c, James Sedgwiek ‘Vractru, Waft:tin hanovr, .Irthur Graham, t.lan3u4l hnlitu, ar,l John lkolacna roara, for High TreAstiu. LIST in . * rite. GRAND F.V,VSF.I., FROM WHICH I'HE JURY I. TO 81. CHOSEN. BARNEI I . $ Henry Hue Mom e butler 1117 it.rtnit 114 ward, k:Sq. JAit, Shaw, cmi 409 J.,ht, N snnß. gent. beiret 110 wituas,l., Me( ia 1 - 1 Ulna. 33 John Wen, esq. Sll John Nti-tow, 6ir Ig. U tit -o%v Chaniogtoa, y.:conatt John D 3 Bermondsey-greet, erg. Tha..tas Walker, Upper Rthbel-Area, yonbrapler 7!) Jr.hnlmam, Ruyel-street, gent. Aieb, I.kvak-load, rope-usaker 71 Nolutliil Carrot, of vame, tai -chandler /6 Jacob Hagen, Mill-ktrret, stave merchant F 9 James Bridgs, G.Arge-row, comer 60 Wtlliatu Marna Cartar, Unary-garden-street, builds:: • 4. 4 • rt COBHAM 176 Alercanatintrt, ts 4. uths walk; 177 U....mgt. Nlwar, grit. Copra, (CIMIC11.) 173 William Abiurcon, esq, Ithu Juia.. Woodatat:h, linnet CIt.tNLEY. 134 Joha Tatter, yeamg,t CROYDON. lham (20141.444,, e 4,1 wine and brarty.tnech..i.t 204 r•. { . 11N13 Jona 1 . ,y, vet:. an.l tu..ker C•tirgc '7 Thomas via., )mi. 1 huradon.heatii, farmer 1111.1ke, irAg i sentcr aittio Ji)lnt Siturcy, et.rii-Lectur 1U b4.noild Giurer, )o. , oniku• DITTOS, (Til•Mtll.) 1 4 1 Ito% law, Edward Wiliiasno, cog. 134 Jultu Jutith, LvAl we , c.satit DORKING. 222 (korge Desdney, gent nutlet • U.►ut.d 114., ;rut. Lne!. 3124 Suruttel Dend, g. it:. 'armlet • .age 1v.,, J 2 .6 ei AMC* IDevlney, un'Alut.rit AZT J.4in 21111 Imam ittklgc, turhster 193 •Franti4 Bartholomew, gtot. I'i4 KODvrt l's , kwood, ici". I.lelkiJNl. 14 Th.niel Ilaition..esq. f.deartl 147 lklAtt hew I;•l*.nn, (j. HA Sainswi Knyu, earl. 10 WllkAul Saixey, morl. Juha 11,itey , Itnco dracer 1.) I John C a.m.; qt. ,. P chandler it•C:4l.4lrn A :g.--r• JAC 11- Ul &der •,, ZWELS.. Is Thames Calverley, raq. kb 1 3 . )isi Weedman 14 T.ionms Henley knits, U. merehant i j ' 3 Thomas Wiltisinh eat. J Ain Marti wl• 151 Timms * Sr:niers esq. •AWWHAM. SI le a n Ntai esi. Ng ; QlPr, p e d..l4, eaq. ikidahott, FAT.lhata 1-.1 Job's cock, banker 2..4 Andrew Cu!lye, Lcrtch rras'-t _ _ _ LTILAIA Ix 3 John Walker, the elder, gent RZNICHA 74. 30 Ralo2 Winitemley Wuud, rui GODALSIIIMG. 146 /sari Joloe, cid. farm . r 187 Frederic Winkaorth, Libourne, yeoman GuiLDFORD. 185 Join Wight, of Arungtota, St. Nicholat, gent. H 11 AM. 26 lwarWarticr, esq. coal merchant 4118 Robert F . Alinunds, gardener HASCOSIIS. 143 WJ am Newman, yeoman twIRSI:Lt. 169 Ri.:hard Roake, yeoman 190 Edward Iknunond, y•crnan LA/481TM. 90 John Howard, E 1 bop's Palace-yard, coal maechaA DI Bruuki, the younger, Noad.stret-t, baiter 92 Joseph %Vivant', High-smelt, earth maker bci Heavy 1146.cier, Vauxhall, gest. 94 Juhn Fentiman, CI ,'lsuridroxd, Inflicter 95 James hilaleorabe, !.I.karell Liberty, nurseryman 96 Thaws Willnstat, same ylace, gem. _ 16 123 124 . ~ 97 Taw Petri, Kennington, brick maker 9$ Thins), Ilammenid, Latiib.dh-butts, viettathor 99 Timutis.•,lllll, 11:Use-road, Marsh-gate, ironmonger 10) Hein,. 13 ickle „i‘saine place, flour cloth paMter 101 Jam Field, G!‘age--ti,.tet, Lambeth-maish, '4114X. • LIATHEItHEAD. 94 Samuel SeavreU, esq. lb) JJII3I Wilitll lay. 160 Heilly Rcyuuw., cog. 161 Richard Szlenit, rut. 162 Ilarthidoinew Chitty, tanner 16.3 Tnuina , Stone, mait,ter LINGPIELD. '2OO Robert Rostock ; gent. farmer SOl Jame* Farruigdon, gent. tanner 202 Thaw.) Luta, gent. fanner MERTON. 116 Wdli►m Itioßeton, esq. 117 John Ili Richard I)allett, I..riner 119 Robert Litstui, farmer MICKI.ERAM. 29 John Rogers, esq. merchant Itel Juneli.an Worrell, esfi. Samuel Willetter, farmer 166 William Berry, farmer MORTLAKE. 120 John Prior, =lister 121 John Baker, elq. 122 James Phillips . , ironmonger MOVLSEY (EAST.) 170 William Martin, gent. MOULsEY (NEST.) 171 John Nightingall, farmer N LWINGTON. 102 Richard Farmer, Kennington Common, merchant tr.l Samuel Brandon, Park place, gent. NL'TI`IELD. :98 William Clement, gent. PUTNEY. Benjamin Rovill, esq. wine merchant it Healey, e.q. merchant Wiliam Hawes, the elder, gent. John Coruarek, esq. REIGATE. 196 Joseph Cuckst:y, yeontml 197 John Goose, ye..tnan 2V9 John Cuter, yeoman RII'LLY. 220 John Mere; yeoman _ SEND. 218 Thomas Drewitt, yeomen 2W John Witlbount, yeoman 4 16 . .~.' 12 John'Culletnore,•of th*Erephant and Castle public-house, South Lambeth, victualler 13 Charles Dean, a soWaer ui Lieuteliant-C•ilonel Henry Clin ton's Company in the thud battaiion of the fast regiment of Foot Guards in the Tower, labourer 14 Joseph Dixon, a ;Maier us Lieutenant-Colonel Salisbury's Conipany in the third battalion of the first regiment of Foot Guards in the Tower, CO14%14410( 15 Nicolas Daubry, of the Hann and Windmill public-house, Wiudinill-street, near the Haymarket, victualler 16 John Doyle, of the Run ling Horse public-house, in Tut teslllllllll.COUrt-ti tat, V letti.itier 17 George Darby, a serje int in, and clerk to the first regiment of Foie Guards, an Purdue, street barracks 1q Janie, Elkington, the younger, of Robert-street, Bedford row, gentleman and clerk to Mr. White, the solicitor of the treasury 19 John It:robin:, of Vauxhall-road, Surrey, clockmaker and watchmaker, now abidtug iii Little Biounts bery 20 William Henry Fallofiehl, of Scotland-yard, :ittornity-at-law. 21 Sir Richard Fort, of I the comity of Middle sex, knight, one of the justice, acting at the Public Office in Bow-street, Covent-garden 22 Witham Francis, a soldier in Colonel Smith's company in the first battalion of the first regiment of Foot Guards, cordwainer, now abiding in Little Russel•st. Bloomsbury 23 Joseph Hannah, one of the coustables attending the Pub• lic Office, Bow-stteet 24 John King, of Grosvenor-place, in the County of Middle . sex, esq. one of his falayesty's under secretaries of state 25 Richard Bethel Lloyd, sr/lame-lane, Bermundsey, Surrey, cooper, and uric of the constables belorigiiigao the l'ulics Office, Union-ha 3, Southwark. • 26 Wiltiani Lloyd, a soldier in Lieutenant-Colonel Salisbury's' company in the third battalion of the first regiment of Foot Gmards, in the 'lower, labourer 27 Arthur Lyons, servant to Ruben Andrews, of the Crooked Billet public house, Johnson's Change, Roszmary-lauts 28 Witham Lock, of the Tiger public , house, Towereluck, near Tower-hill, victualler 29 Thomas Tilbury Stichllenei, No. 6, Lyon's Inn, gentle man, clerk to Mr. White 80 John May, of Goat street, Hursheyelown, Southwark, ho sier, and one of the constables belong.ng the said Pollee Office, Union Hall tl David Morgan, a 'oldier in the Honourable Lieutenant Colonel Cocks Company in the first battalion of the fire regiment ei foot Guard., in Purttuan-street barracks, labourer • 32 James Mashing, of the Weeding Heart public-house, in, Chutes-.creel, i Litton. garden, victualler 33 Joshua Meadows, truidier in Colonel Vane's Company in the eecond battalion of the Coldstream regiment of Foot Guards, now its barracks in St. James's Park, leather dresser 34 Austin Millar, late of the Hoop and Rain public-house, in the Mint, Southwark, victnaller 35 William Payne, of the Oakley Arms public house, in Oak ley-streA, Lambeth, victualler 36 Jame; Plowman, of the Flying Horse public-house, Wal wind', Surrey 37 Mary Plowman, wife of the said James Plow man 38 John Pike, a soldier in the Honourable Lieitteilant Colonel Cock's Comlwnv in the first battalion of the first regi aient of Foot-Guards, in barracks in St. James's Park, gla.ss-niaker 3'J John Narks, of Broad-euurt, Bow-street, Covent-garden, la bourer, and one of the constables belonging to the Public Office, Bow-street 40 Peter ru!lard, a soldier in Major General Finch's company of the Colddreain regiment of Guards, in barracks in St. James's Park, cabinet maker 41 John Rogers, a soldier in Major General Burrard's company of the first battalion of the first regiment of Foot Guards, in Puftlllllll-Streil bawacks, shearman 42 Job Roberts, a soldier in Lieut. Colonel Sir Thomas Dyer's company in the (Wet battalion of the tint reeitm_mt of Foot Guards, in Pummel-street barracks, et tal Miner 43 John Riven, of Little Russel-street, Bloomsbury, labourer, one of the constables belonging to the Public Office in Buw-street 44 Win. Scott, a soldier in Lieut. Colonel Stopford's company iii the first battalion of the third regiment of Foot Guards, blacksmith, quartered in Soho, Westminster 45 Richard Stephens, of Colonel Disney's company in the first battalion of the hen regiment of Foot. Guards, in Piirtnitoi striNtt barracks, lairourer 46 Joint Station', C'bun:h-vard. court, Temple, Gentleman,and Chief Clerk of the Police Othce, in Union Hall, South wark 47 Ruliert Smith, of the Queen's Head public-house, in kai: . , 's-street, Tower, near Tower Hill, victualler 49 P: ter wager, of Swallow Garden, Rosemary-lane, Fellow ship porter 49 William Scarborough, of the Swan public-house, White street, Moorlicht:, victoal et 50 Samuel Taunron, of Little Charlotte-street, Pimlico, labour- er, and one of the patrols belonging to the Public Office, in Bow-street 51 John • Templearian, of the Spread Eagle puha-house, MJl.lane, Southwaik, victualler 52 Robert yonilinson, a soldier in Lieutenant-Colonel Salis bury's company in the third attalion of the first regi ment of Foot Guards in the Tower 53 Julia Tunbridge, of the Coach arkd Horses public-house, in Cluswe:l street, iitar Finsbury-spare, victualler 5' Thomas Windsor, of Weymouth-street, W.llMorth, in Sur rey, bricklayer, arida whiter in Licut.-Colonel Salisbury's company in the third ...3t.tlion of the first regi ment of Foot Guards, now abiding in Little Russel-street, Bloomsbury 55 Joseph Walker, of the Coach and Horses public-house, in High-street, Whitecbapel, victualler 56 Joseph White, of Lincoln's Inn, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor for the Maks of bis Majesty's Treasury 57 William Wynyard, of Orchard-street, Portruan-square, Colonel in the Army, and Captain in the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, and Deputy Adjutant-General or his Majesty's Forces Mr. WHITE, Solicitor to the Treasury, for the Prosecution. Mr. Foul-KU* Bury-place, Bloomsbury-square, and Mr. PAL si La, Barnard's Inn, Solicitors for the Pr:- osiers. MEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, THIS DAV M . H J. Allen, of liartletes-bu 14iing:,flo - lborn, taylor 1 1 Launeelut J athes, Of Middle-rtm .11olburia, lin e n-draper 3 12 John Sturges , of Northam ' pton dealer 2 1 m "fhous Smalipiece, of Mancherner, druggist 3 10 'I horns Danford, of Philpot-lane, wine merchant 3 1 Thomas Pricketi, late of Warwick-court, Holborn, mo my- scrivener William P.rr, labe of the island of Dominica, West India MeTC!.allt 0 12 W.lll4lllYJUlighusbmiti, of Colchester, Essex, dealer arid ch:spinan 1 0 1 James Askew Leach, of Jewry-street, Aldgatc, wine and brandy-merchatit 0 1 CERTIFICATES GRANTED. William Ireland and Corney Tomlinson, of Lancaster, mer- chants. tshot Arthy, of Liverpool, Lancashire, master mariner. TO-1408 ROW. John Short, of Alfred-place, Borough of Southwark" shoemaker Nicholas Nowell, of Fleet-street, haberdasher l2 William Lake, of Bishoptgata-Areet, merchant lO DIVIDENDS• 11. G. Bonnin, of New Bond-street. furniture -printer lO J. Wallace, of Upper Marybrine-street, carpenter lO HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. ruts DAY. !doming, 10tH. after 9 I Afternoon, 4tat after 9. % SHIERS. 2R Edmund Shallot Lomax, (eq. 1.:;,3 Thomas Woods, y 136 John Hicks, veurrian 137 'lnoinas Goldhawk, yeoman. .38 Imc Bannister, !bell-street, pawnbroker 39 David David ,on, of same, pawnbroker 40 Wail:tin B.abdon, Ks:tit-street, broom-maker 41 John Griffiths, Bin.l42ge-a!tey, beigead maker 42 Simeon Warner, Surrey-place, ccr.l factor i Joseph Mrymutt, Borough-rued, surveyor 41 Samuel Sidoway, Church-street, St. John, tanner 4., Thomas Jackson, Ganisford-street, coal inerchant, 46 AVilliain Cuelowin, of same lighterman 47 W.lhain Knight. of same, guns. Ots John Jackson, Thomas-.3trat*, St. John, opal merchant Samuel Smith, Shad 'rhames, timbig merchant 30 John Baker, of Anne, saiLinaker 51 Thomas James, St. Thomas, grocer Jaiiift Viiteem, St. Olave, s•aleiliaker 53 Joseph Tooley.stieet, glass-seller 54 Thomas (Yi)WCi, 4tonev-iatie, br.wcr 55 William Whitaker, same place, sadmaker 56 W illiain Standidr, same place, wham:ger 57 Hokum, Maaeiend, brewer 58 Joha Johnson, Bonangli High -street, woollen-draper .5) Jitittlww Clay, Boar; Head-court, St. Saslow's, tailor 60 William Weston, the elder, High ta.tei, tea-dealer '6l William Skil row, of same, hop-merchant 62 William Westah, of same, haberdasher 63 Juho Fanner, of ;Line, Imp-factor 61 Thomas Irvine, of same, hop-merchant 6., To s ca n a, Johnson, King-strty,t, carpenter 66 Henry Wthiain Corfin, esq. Counter•strect, St. Saviour's, loop-mereltaiit 67 John Evan., Three Crown-court, esq. hop-merchant 6$ William Goulding, some place, gent. hop-merchaot tit) Daniel Steak, same place, hop-mnvismet 10 William Clarke, High-street„ hop-merchant 71 Robert Maynard, at unman 72 Jacob Mlle, Pepper-alley, dyer 6 John Kyiner, esq. merchant 7 Grant Allen, gent. merchant 104 Joseph Whittcridge, gent. 205 gringo Evan., es I. merchant lull John Mem, gent. TOOTING. 126 John Loring; corm:handier w•AsixtwOß 127 John Racharil, evi. dyer Cienrgv Tiitr,m, rig. brewer 129 Robert Winstailley, to.l. auctioneer 130 Daniel Latigtint, carpenter 131 Wagtail& Newtud, (wade-Ater WEST CO Ti. 36 Ri:hard Fuller, esq. banger WALTON-UPON-THAMES. 172 James Cooper, brewer 173 Swollen Nightingkill, farmer 174 Tlio.nas Fielder ' tarmer 175 JGI.O Struu.l, faruter wimeLIDoN. 17 Jobil Chalie, &+q. wine-merchant 19 James Wiry:it:lr, esq. 1 , :52 Maroroluke ko r lito‘on, esq. 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Among wislch arc, lierodoius and Diodortis Sicidus, WeNtelingii—allucydidet, linkeri ; Ste- Otani 'Ehtnautus Ling. (;oce..r, cunt A.plienrlice et Glostario, et Seoul Azpendix, 7 tom. hog r paper, R11'43, in folio; Oil Ili:. titian, tmi. chart max.; Virgil, Lacan, Stietoniai, 2 tarn. Ph:elrus, et 1 1 ;iete Lanni Mizion-i, 1 tom, I,urmanni, Xeno pliontit Opera, lintehintoni, 2 torn. large paper, Flust . nti na quarto; Orator - its Graxi, a Keake, 1. trim nun. and Polrbut, T fo n t. Schwetlreicatr; a !ii nano of the Varioniii4 Chtlticx, uctavn. Likewise o tine Copy of 14 , yer's itertotY of England, 5-2 NiimiUTl; Mittrklitit Bible, enni,4 Cham heriavnet Portraits, anti others equally valuable ; /leo a Copy int Machine, by Watt and Co. Ti be viewed and Catalogues had at the pi..ce of -Sam. liKA‘fl:siGS, AND BOOKS or ritis IS. 13y Mr KINC, At his Great INrsrn, in King-Street, Covent-Garilzn, arid following Day, at Twelve &Clock, A N excellent ASSEMBLAGE of PRINTS. A chietly purchased front the Sale of Mr.fICKARD's cu rious Collection, late of York, deceased. Together V* ith a few Drawings and Prints, in Colours; the Gallcrie Le Brun, 2 sols • 1. - Russia, gilt leave ; the Bible,' as published by Macklin, t Numbers, complete, very fine impressions, dec. May be viewed on Monday till the Sale, and Catalogges then had at the Room. • By Mt. KING. At his Great Room, No. :38, King-street, Covent-garden. on THURSDAY NEXT, and two following Days, at Twelve n'Clock, by Order or the Executors of Mr. SAMUEL SMITH, Lately deceased, ' A i Choice 'ASSEMBLAGE of PRINTS ; in cluding a fine Collection of Woollen's Works, many of them Proofs and Etchings; among them are the Death of Wolfe, a Proof supertatisely fine ; Battles of. the Hogue and 4oync, Proofs and Etchings; Oliver Crocowell and the Resto ration, Proofs and Etching.; ; Ciceto at his Villa, and Ccimprt awn, the Proof;; Macbeth, a proof; the Fishery, extremely fine; Ceyx and Alcyone; Celadun and Amehg; NiGtie, Cottagers, and Jocund Peasants, Dido and Aneas, Morning and Eyeniug, PrOtlis and Etchings; Drawing and Engraving of the Watch Paper and Crocodile; Deptford 11,ck-yard, Proof and Etching. A few Books, and Hooks of Pnnts, in cluding Hearne and Byrrir'sAntistuities • Cabinets de Piaullais and Lebrun; Wittrs';, M:ddinian, and ' Smith's Views. NU. bagony Latch and Frigriver's Tools. A few Copper Oahe, pal ticularly iht• Niiibe, with 210 iesprossions, in the most con ditto, possible. May be viewest on, Tuesday till the Sale, and Catakcalks then had at the litwams. ... E ...............- London i 'i 19, .ros-111ry : Printed, by J. , Nu .r-court, Fleet-street; and ptiblished IC 1. CLaNtssir, No. 01, Strand. • A tivertiolments and retteri(postptiA) west be adtt-effed the ()thee, Nu. 13, Saltsbul sit Aage. I BIRTHS. On the 9th inAant, at Hams Castle, Lady Errol, of a daughter. On Friday last, at I lohnbush, near Horsham, the Lady if the Hon. J. T. Capel, of a son. DIED. On Tue•••day last, suddenly, at Bristol, H. W. T. Rawly, Esq. first lieutenant of the King's Dragoon Guards. Last week, in Bedford.stroet, Bedford-row, in the 60th year of his ar, Mr. James Good. On the 18th instant, at Pentonville, Mrs. lferrell, of Cheap side.