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FROM SATURDAY maims GAZETTE. Admiralty-Oifre, 1)n-ember% 1807. co;:is of Letters from Rea.clmiral the Hot.nwratple Sit meander One vane, K B COT M II it t .10. Ch ler of His Ryan'. Ships and Vessel: at the Leeward Wands, to the lthtoarable W. W. Pole &Beile. Tortola Roads, Noe, 8, 107. Sia—The inclosed Copy or a Leiter, from Lieu tenant Bird, of His Majesty's sloop Superieure, acquainting me with the capture .1 a privateer, I seitel for the information of the Lords Corot issismers of the Admiralty. I am sorry to observe to their Lordship', that this se ipture has oc .asinned a loss to the service of a ~,s t exce ll e nt Offieee, Cipt.iin Buller, who was toacil by a musket hall in gallAnth. leading on tis ~.en to huArd the enemy, WllO s+ -, is nlUCil superior id waruSers to•his own crew. I have the honour to be. &c. (Sigurd) Ai.ta. Coco e ASS. Hi Majesty's brie Superieure, Barbed...estimating W 1110 leagues Ott. 17, 1807. • Six —The fortunate death of Captain Buller imposes the dA cron me to inform you of the cap ture . 'he nch schooner privateer La Jopo L'LEil, after an aaion of an hour and a quarter, in the early part of which Captain Buller received a musket ball through the head, while in the ea of attempting to board, and expired immediately. His Majesty's brig Hawke was in sight siuring the chase, and joined an hour after the atlion had ceased. To the Officers and crew of the Supe rieure I feel much indebted for their support, par ticularly Mr. Hawkey, the Master, and Mr. Gum • wage. Midshipm n. La Jo, o LlEil is a remarkable fine vessel, pierced for fourteen guns ; had only six eighteen pounder mounted, and one en a traversing ear riage ; manned, with ninety-five men; out thirty two days from Point a Petre, Guadeloupe. and hail not made any capture. I beg leave to subjoin a List of the Killed and Wounded; and I have, Scc. (Signed) Joins G. Bina. Lieutenant. To the lion. Sir alexander Coehnne, K.B. Rear-Admiral of the White, Ste ere. Soperieure—..4 killed, and b w-nealled. IA Jopia I.*CEd.e.lb killed, and le wounded. Befleigle, Tortelaicads. Nor 5, 1607. Stu— I have the pleasure to inclose, for the in formation of the Lnrds Commissioners of the Ad miralty. Copies of Lett .rs from Crptaiis Ballard, of His bd tjestv's shin Blonde (to whom I feel much faiehted foe his es rtions). acquainting me with the immure '(three Ft eoch privateers. It will, I trust, afford great satisfattion to their L7rcktops t o .ervt. that one of them is the ship Alert, of twenty guns, which has been of late so smuesitul ; and soother, the Haley, formerly in His Majesty's service ; the latter has had a thorough repair, with many improvements. at Cotadaloupe, sad (fors her great force would have been a for midable crui*er sgiii.r the trade. I bay; tbottonoor to be, Ate. A:Az. Cocoa AN c. Ettoodeoat. 19. 13 N. Ion!. 6Sa W :. 14th Sept. 1807. St a—At arm a m two sail were disenverej from tle taast-head to lersiard of us. to whom we give chase. At eight hail the satisfy tiiio of !Awing L'Hirondelle, French privateer schooner, belonging to Guadeloupe. mounting eight guns (so u:) , ch were thrown overboard in the chase), and eighty. fuur wen. She had captured the during Luis cruise, the cutter of which was mcapt tired. I Live the honour to he, (Sigeed) V. V. BALLARD. 'llia Hon. $u Alexanict Cochrane, X.{. lte •Ote blownie, at Sat, lit 12 , 10 long. .30 W . !34 Septonabor. 1107. 'Etsit-a.I have mnch altistaftiln in informing yon, that His Majesty's ship Blonde, urea nay coal sismd, taptared at One the French privateer brig Dosquesce.. late His Majesty's schooner Het i''', of sixteen tweny-lour-poun d carronades, one long twenty -ail pi nder. tour swivels. and one hundred ane twentf men. belonging to Guade loupe. She had. on the Slst. captuted the brig Jaisyes, of Dublin, bound to Barbadoes. in bAllast. Having captured, in si short a time as little more then a month, four privateers, I cannot conclude this letternwithout recommending to your particular notice. for his exertions, Mr. Elward Jeukinh my First Lieutenant. I have the honour to be, &e, (Signed) V. V. B The Floe Sir Alexander Locrirena, K.B. Comfn.nder-iiikliief, he. &a. P.S.since she has bean in the French service. they havegivon her a very caaoplete repair; lidded to her length ; so that she is very fit for one of His Majesty's vessels. Blonde, at See, Odeobee 14, 11107. Sin.--On . oer,way to Surinam, in latitude 20 N. mid .liamitude 57 30 ship was seen at day. Light lions thi mast.head to the North West. Her nianceuvrn and appearance atroagly indicated her to be an enemy's cruiser, and not unlikely to be that dangerous pivateir the Alert, who has done so misch injury to the teat*: This determined me to c . hase her, though it *odd run us far to the Wert '4'!:"d• At ten p. us. we had the satistarlion of p. trim; aloogoae py her, when a few well-ilirefted shot indoced to strike their colours. She i.ipeeJ to be lbe identical Alert, of twenty guns, aiiinser old sires, one hundred and forty men, last !coat tfyenue, had taken nothing. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) V. V. Bastaao. Itetteatlreiral the Hoe. hit A. Cochrane K.S. 9 Cosorcatidtr.in•Chicf, , Le. Ste. Belleiate Tortola Rote Nay 1$O? . Sea—The inclosed ktf. r, which I haveiust;e• trice./ from Mr. Rogers, the Master of the Wind sor Castle packet, gives an account of the capture of a French privateer. It is such au insiance of bravery and'perseveving courage, combined with great presence of mind, as was scarcely e'er exceeded. He bits sheen each gibing in defending one of His Majeotyc packets, that I hope it w;11 bootie him the command of ,tbe first that is vacant. I hare the honour to be, kc. (Signed) Atli. Cocitaasa. Winker Castle Paeket,C...thele Sq. 401ctvber, .1807. Sta—lieving, on my passage from t righted in the Windsor-Castle Packet, witb.the mails tor 13ar haaties And the Leeward Islands; been emitted by a french privateer within the rinks of •ycur nation, t ..,kt the liberty of acqnainting you, that we were fortunate enough to capture her after a severe ae- ' !inn, anJ arrived with her sate in thi, bay. She was seen on the morning of the Ist of ()ember in latitude Ile bS N. and longitude..se* 1 W. ; and about half-past eight made all sail in chase of the packet, when every exertion was made to get away from her; but finding it impossible, preparations were made to make the but resistance we could, and arrangements to sink the mails. if necessary. At mom the schooner got within sun-shot, hoisted French colours, and began her fire, which was returned from the stern-cheae guns; this was continued until she came net. when we were hailed in very oppr-brions terms, and desired to strike the colours. On retusing to do so, she ran alongsidis, grappled the packet. and attempted to board, which'ive repulsed by the pikes, with the loss of eight or len men on the part of the enemy, When the schooner attempted to get clear by cut , ting the grappling& but the main-yard being Locked in her lgin. she was prevented. Great exertions were continued on both -sides; and I had occasion tti station a part of the crew in charge oldie mails. to shift them as circumstances required, or to cut them away in ease of our failure. About three, we got one of our sin-pounder carronades to bear upon the schooner, loaded with double grape, cannister, and one hundred musket-balls, which was fired at the moment the enemy was making a second des perate attempt to board, and killed and wounded a great number. Soon after this I embraced the opportunity of boarding, in turn, with five men, and succeeded in driving lie enemy from his quar ters, and about four o'clock the schooner was cum- pletely in our possession. She is named the Jeune Richard, mounting six six-pounders, and one long eighteen-pounder, having on board. at the com mencement of the at:bon. ninety-two men, of whom twenty-one were found dead on her decks. and thirty-three wounded. From the very superior numb.ws of the enemy still remaining. it was ne cessary to use every precaution in securing the pri. goners. I was obliged to order them op from below one by one, and place them in their own iroas as they came up, as thrie of our little crew were killed, and ten severely wounded, the mizen-• mast and main yard carried away, and the rigging. fore.and-aft. much damaged It is my duty to mention to you, Sir, that the crew of the packet, amounting at first to only twenty-eight men and boys,. supported me wits the greatest gallantry, during the whole of this arduous contest. I have the honour to be, ke. (Sign d) W Rounas Captaia. The Hes. SO Aleseu6e•Ceehra. , e, K B Rear Admiral of Ms Mite. Ste. atc. to lellenly Tortola-Rotis, NAP 3, 1801 - - . Sta.—l inclose, for the information of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, copies of two let tees from Lava's Stewart, of His Majesty's sloop. Port d'Lspagne, on the Trinidad station, giving as account of the capture two privateers, and of .1 destroying a third, with thi assistance of Lieutenant Murray, of the schooner Belabor); a fourth was chased out of the guiph of Paria by the Pore' d'Espagne, which was captured by His Majesty's gun-•.: ig tte:o 'ye. I also inclose the copy ef a lett* •Prom Lieme nant Yet's, commanding the Laura cutter, ac quainting nie wi'h the capture of a French brig letter of marque. by that vessel and the . Baleheu. • I have the honour to be, kr. (Signed) Atm. Coen' ass. • He Majesty's ship ME risguir, aR SON AuKust 18,184.. _ _ . Si a—l have the honour to inform you, that His. Majesty's ship under my command has captured La .Maria, Spanish privateer schooner, mounting on' lung eighteen-pounder, with a crew of seventy four men, after a abase of six hours. She is last from Margarita, without having made any capture, stored and provisioned for three months, and bound to winciwar,l of Barbadoes. I feel particularly pleased in the capture of this vessel, as she is teemeid the fastest sailer out of any of the Windward Islands. Her Commander has cruised, with the fgreatest success, in di ff erent privateers, for the last ourteen y. ars, without being captured. I have the honour to be, &c. J. P. STswase. The honourable Sy Alexandor Cochrane. Y • Y. Rear-Admiral or the White, Coromandel' in &c. ttc. His Majesty's sloop Port d'Espagne, at sea, September 12, IMO. St a—l have to inform you the boats of this ship, under the command of Lieutenants Cotgrave and Hall, this morning captured El Rosario Spanish schooner privateer, armed with one gun; her crew consisted of thirty...four men, which made their es cape by reaching the shore. On the 20th of last month the boats of the Balahou, in conjunelion with an armed prize from this ship, destroyed a small privateer in the bay of Saint itta , s I have the ho nour to be &c. ( Signed ) 3. P. STam•a2. Hues. Sir A. Cucbraae, .B. &c. Leeward islands HOlMajestj's Cutter LAWS, August 1207, eon Dlapagee. Sta—l beg leave to inform you, that His Majes ty's cutter Laura, under my command, Ba',Men in company, en the morning of the 4th instant, To bago S. by W, See or six leagues, fell in with and captured. after a rnnuing fight of several hours, Le Rhone, French letter et marque, commanded by Mr. Francis Goureu, mounting re long sixounders, and carrying twenty-six men ; out from Martinique ten days, bound In the riv. r Orinoko, and had taken nothing. She is s fine copper-bottomed brig, of ah,ut ninety tons, and, in my opinion, fit for His blajesty's service. Much praise is due to Lieutenant Murray in brmoing the Balahou to aelions The officers and crews o: both vessels behaved in a gallatit and exemplary manner. I have the pleasure to add that there are none either killed or wounded on board the Laura or BA lihou. The enemy had two killed and five wounded. and her rigging and sails very much shattered. The Ltsura's rigging and sails were very much ebt. and her main-topmast shot away during the adion.4=l have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Roe. Veers, Lieut. and Comm. To Woe Hon Sir Alezander Cnchrane K B. SLOW ftulloiral of the White, Guiana:s4H in .r.Ckiof. kg. kc. &c. • - • Extract of a Latter from Sir William Sidney Smith, Rear- Aditital of the R ury to the limn. W. W4e, dried o board His Majoity's ship Hdurn.a, the Igta of Novo atr•rr, 1807. L have the bowst to transmit you herewith a copy of a letter I have received from Captain Spremle l • uf His Mijesty's ship Solebay, announcing toe captura of the Spanish lugger privateer Estrella del Nome. Ills Majesty's ship Webs!, a s sea, November 23, 11307. Sia—l have the honour of informing you, that at daylight this morning I chased, and at on.. nr. captured, tlie . spaniah lugg-r privateer Estrella del Noste, of Vigo, mounting two six-pounder swivels, &c. and thirty-five mon, with nine English prison ers on board, whom they captured on the 23d in smut, in the Liberty brig of London. I am, .&c. (Signed) A. Sraosa.z. Rear.Adsniral Sir Sidney Smith, K. S. GEORGE R. lastrocti.“l to the ownroandere of our Alpe of war and priva teers, and to the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty— Given at our Court at St. Jame. %, the nineteenth dtv Of Decerutter, one thousand eight hundred and eaten, and in the forty-eighth year of our iteign. Oar will and pleasure is, that all muds and their cargoes "Ain( from X port of imbi& direct to a port of our Bolted Kingdom, which ham already sailed, or shall sail Wows the hot day of next Janumrs, shall not be interrupted by oor cruisers, to whomsoever such vessels and their earguesateay be long. And in case any vessel so coming shall be detained and brought in, such vessel, with her cargo, shall be forthwith libe rated, upon giving bail to answer adjudication, and shall ►e final!y restored upon proof that the vessel was coming with the goods fur importation int* the United Kingdom, pad the mas ter shall be permitted to receive his freight, and to proceed with his vessel and crew to any port not blockaded of tlars coun try to clutch the vessel belongs. By His Majesty's Command, HAWKESSURY. Foreip-Oifice, December 26, 1807; The King has been *awn' to appoint Ltird Viscount Strang ford to lie His Majetty'a Knvny Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Her Mast Faithful Majesty. Admire:fp-Office, December 26, IRO?. The Right Woottratile the Lords Commiisioners of the A 4- iniralty having directed • selection of snarls to be made f. .r the use of His Majesty's services, at persons, whether in Ilia Ma i jetty's service, the service of the East India Company, or the , merchant service, who pitmen information ritapecriiiit the si ' Wan -•e ideal ro ck, shoal, or danger not yet publi,hed, are re quested to transmit the same to the Secretary of the Admiralty, and to state the authority ea tallish their information is r grounded. W. W. PULE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Danil Jeskson and Thomas Ilelop, of Bump- Auckland, tanners. November 11, 1807. Omar Hal, John Hall, and John Brawn, coal masters and limoeloalera, of Sraffird. June 14, 18 , 7. George Relied Scott and George Holt, of Carev , treet, Lincoln's-Inn, in the county of Middlesex, auctioneer:. De cember 14, 1887 Alexander Reid and James Thompenn, sail cloth.rnanu factures, in pond's. July 18. 1807 Messrs. Jordan and Maxwell, uf No. Sal, Strand, in the emoty of Middlesex, bookseller' and publishers. Doc. 25, 1807 John Morgan and Samuel Sowerby, working siltermalthe mooljeirelims, Bristol. Marsh 25, 11106. William Leothwaite, of Devonshire-etreet, St. Marytte.. bonne, in the county of Middlesex, surgeon, and Edward George Adams, of High-street, St. Mary,a-tonne, in the theetaid county, apothecary. December 25, 1201. John Jervis and Benjamin Nind, of Wned-steeet. London, straw hat manufaeturers December 19, 1807. William Lushingten the older . ' William Lulhifigtim the 'mina., and John Mayor, of Mark-lane, London, Wet /mkt metclonte. December 25,1201. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Jonas Li,,, of. New Lisle-street, Lemester-eneare, in the ee•Hiti .f Middlesex, oilman, dealer and chapman, train De cember If to January 31, at ten, at Goddhall, 1.4.001011. Jams s Hudson: of Watling-street, in the city of London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, from homer! 2 to Jane. tary 1?, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSPTMD. Thomas Rimed, of Bengworth, in the Borough of Evesists, in too counts of WOrtilltet, widdliir and collar-maker. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Russell, of Bengworth, in the Borough of Freshest, in the county of Worcester, saddler and collarowaker, to surren der January I, 2, at the Farriers' Arms Inn, in Fresham, in t e .rounty of Worcester, and February 6, at the Bell Inn, in Per thole, in the said county of Worcester, at eleven. Attar. ney, Mr. Bousdeld, Bouveric street, Fleet-street, London. Thomas Berry, of Fleet-street, in the city of London, man's• mercer, dealer and chapman, surrender December 22, January 12, at ten, and February 6, at one at Guildhall, Lon. don. Attorneys, Mears. Robinson aid Lee, New Square, Lin coln'. tort. _ _ _ J- ...... oseph Moore, of Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, in the county of Middlesex, linen draper, dealer and Chapman, to surrender December 29, at twelve, Jannary 9, at ten, and February 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loisdoa Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. George Towstai, of the city of Bath, in the county of Somer set, draper, dealer and ehapman, to surrender December 29, at ten, January 8, and Feinuary 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don Attorney, Mr Sudlow, Monument-yard, London. John Macaulay, Patrick VVbytoek, and John- Damian, ell late M Liverpool, in the county palatine of Lancaster, merchants, dealers and chapmen, to surrender, January 28, 29, and February 6, at one, at the Globe Tavern, in John-street Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Afcroft, Liverimol; &al Mr. Henry BLskelock, Temple, London. Daniel Ferguson, formerly of Greenock, in the kingdom of Scotland, but late muter of the ship Camilla, trading to the island of Trinidad, ship-owner, merchant, mariner, dealer and chapman, to surrender December k 9, January 22, at ten, and February 6, at wise, at Guildhall, London. Attorney', Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle-street, Falcon-square- Abraham Headings, late of Duke-street, Saint James's, in the county of Middleton, corn-merchant, dealer and chapnivi, to surrender December 99, at twelve, January 9, at ten, and February 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louden. Attorney, Mr. Rogers Manchentu-Biiildlngs, Westminster. William Gregg, now or late of James-street, Buckingham- Gate, in the count• of Middlesex, money.serivener, to surren der January 5, 16, and February 6. at ten, at Gui:dhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Norfolk Jobiniosa„ Charlotte-street, Fits toy square. Thomas Dingle, late of the parish of Saint David, in the county of the city of Exeter, white-broad baker,. dealer and chapatis, to surrender January 6,7, and February 6, ab von, at the Globe Tavern, in the city of Exeter aforesaal. At torneys, Mr. Tamer Exeter; and Mew,.. Williams and Brooks, New-square, Lincidn's• Inn, Landon. Thomas Pierce, now or late of Sta•crnw, within the parish of Kenton, in the county of Devon, painter, to sorrenderJannary 5, end 8, at eleven, and February 6, .t four, at the Star inn, in the city of Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. Turner, Exeter; and Messrs. Williams and Brooks, New-square, Lineoln'►lun, London Thomas Russell, of l'ershose, it. the County of Worce,ter, saddler, collar-maker, dealer and Chapman, to surreruler,Jau u ary 4,5, and February 6, at eleven, at the Bell lon, 111 Per. shore. Attorneys, Messrs. Knight and Jones, Hare -court, ' Temple ; and Mr. Diooly, Pennine. William Paine, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, manufacturer, dealer and chsprinn, to surrender, January 11, 12, and February 6, at twelve, at the Dog Tavern, in Manchrs ter. Attorneys, Messrs. Halstead arta Aiaseorth, Maoehu• ter ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Md./eery. London. lusher Thorp and Wiliam Paul, the Elder, of Reddish this aunty of Lancaster, calico printers, bleachers, dealers and chairmen, to surrender, January IL 12, and Fe bruary 6, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Ideanagate, in Man chester. Attorneys, 'Miners. Halstead• and Aetweerth. Men chance ; and Messrs. Millie and Parry, Old leery, Loud .n. William Richards& and Charles Swartßoll,-of the foam and county or Newcastle-upon. Tyne, merchants, dealers and absentee, to 'encoder, Jutrary 90, 91, and Febtuari 6, at demon, at the Three indlan Map, Netreastir.flon•Ti,,,, Attorneys, MI. Scott, Newcastlosupon Tyco; Mid Mr. 2 . 42. Rey, Chancery-lane, London. IViham Smith, of Cheapside, London, wirehniwoman, dealer and clisposan, to aty►ander January 2,9, and Fue,,,,, ‘ , 6, at titular, at Guildhall, London. A ttorneys,,hda am. .on and Oman, Angel-mann, Throgmorton flinvell Walters, of the city of Bristol, aaithenwaradnan, dealer and Chapman, to surrender January IS, 14, and Febra. ary 6, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. At. totneys, Mr. William Vmard, Gray's-Inn, London; and Mr. J. H. Frankiss, St. John's -start, Bristol. John Stapleton, of Newington-Common, in the parish of St. John, at Hackney, in the county of Middlesex, dealer an 4 chapuiats, to surrondar Di-camber 211, at eleven, January 20, at ton, and February, 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, Limoon. Attorneys, Masts. Tcbbutt and Sbuttitiworth, Gray's-ittn• spurt. . - DIVIDENDS. January 41. Thomas Thomas, late of Camomile -street, le the city of London, merchant, dealer aid chairman, att ab ; h l r e u s ac e ro n y. , 2n.t y Guildhall, chard : L ti, o n n r d ou n a en, Sainsbury, ru a lateit e to: dealer thec city of f chß:pginn s • t one, at Guildhall, London February 87: John Jackson, of Groat Yarmouth, in the county of Norfolk, chemist, druggist, dealer and cbsp rnstio at one, at Guildhall, London. January 21. William Model Evans, of Mark-Lane, in the city of London, broker, dealer and chaptean, at eleven, al Lend .n. January 26. Jacob Bonwick, of Far-street, Horsley-down, 'fb the county of Surrey, grocer, dealer and chapman, at une, et Guildhall, London. January 21. Thomas Gonnison of Prescot•street, Goodmail'a fields, in the county of Middlesex, machaid, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at Guildhall, Leiden. Ja,uary `2l. James isdom, late of Briglitheleatone, in the county of Sowell. giocer, dealer and chairman, at /Immo, at the Old Ship Tavern, in lingbthelnastane. January 11. James Grindred and Michael Guest; of Man. cheater, in the county of Latta/tor, codon-merchants, deal. Cr, and altapmen at eleven , at the Dog Tavern, la Learn. Dea gate, in Mancheiner. January 30. Abraham Leech, of Salford, in the County of Lancaster, elehouse•keepet, dealer and Chapman, at two, at the B•idgewatevarms, in Manchester. January 28. William 'Wetheriti and William Wetherell, the Younger, of Meaty of Bristol, rumbaed., dealers aridShap. • men, at four, at the White Lion Inn, in Broad-street, Ur the city of Bristol. January 11. John Buckley, of Nerthmeor, near Oldham, in , the county of Lancaster, cutton.manufacturer, dealer and chapman, at three ' at the Dog Tavern, in Man c h es t er . January 18. John Cartwright, et Wolverhampton, in the, county of Stafford, druggist, Kramer, dealer and ehannan, at eleven, mate Jerningitaan Atm Inn, in Shiffaall, is the county of Salop. January 18. John Smith, late of Broughton, in the malty of Lancader, calieo.printer, dealer acrd chaptnaii. at three, at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Hanging Pitch, in M anc h e t ter . January 19. Richard Farr, tare o Woonten, in the county of Hereford, timber-merchant, denier ant chapmae, atten, at the Greyhound Inn, in the city of Hevelori. February 2. *Any Coo ke,. of Bncnialaue, Londne, mer. chant, at ten, at Guthlhall. Landon. February 9. John Herbert, of Birchin-lane, London, mem chant, at ten, at Gußdhall. January 21. Edward M ion, late of Hammersmith,. is thot• . county of Middlesex, huider,, dealer and sdiapniati, at tea, at Guildhall, London.: January 18.. William Kitchen, late of IlathertAl, in the county of Chester, corn-dealer, delld and emonan, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, in Matthaei'. January 18. Abraham Hitcher', id* of Walghemora, In the *aunty of Chester, miller and cheate-fitetor, at eleven, at tier,' Crown Inn, in .Nantwich, in the canal of Chester. January 18, William Illeauserit, late of Henley &ou t let', South Ctosland in the parish of Almondbury , is the county of Yo k, cluthier, at ten; it She Pack ;lone in Huddersfield, in the sonar n York • , . January 18, litienard Beau:sow ant Stephen. yeicantare, of Healey Butts, io tooth Crosland, iu the parish of Al. mondlary, in the county of Yo.k, auto er, , at ten, tit time Pack Horse Inn, in Huddersfield, in the runny of Task: CE RTIFICATE S.r—J laths set 4 William Watts, of Cattle-lane, in the Borough of South:nib, Icather.dres,er, deafer and chaproan. William Littler, of Waltham Abbey, in the „county of Ettex, mhos-p..7liter, dealer and chapman. Thomas Richardson, late ef Mount Pleasant, Stepney, in the r: county of Middlesex, dealer and chapman. George Smith, of Shakeid, in the county of York, grocer, • dealer and chapman. Jells- Hadley, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, jeweller, dealer and Chapman. Stephen Eagletan late of Leunard.streei, Shnrediteh, in the county of hilliddltnex, but now of the Fleet Prison, London, • paper-hanger and atatienee, dealer and chi/moms. Richard Roston, of High Wycombe, in the county of Buck.• cetteo-merchant, dealer and Chapman. Thomas Chaplin, of the town and county of the town of • Kingstoilm7on•Hull, merchant, dealer and chapman. .Jeseph Myers, of Whittle, in theMounty of Lancaster, cottmbe spinner. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. TIP-MOSPOW. M. M. Joseph Markentie, Old Bailey, Lyndon, bookseller . g 12 William Ideates, Maid-lane, Southwark, Surrey, coal merchant - 1 10 Benjamin Tanner, now or late of Dartmouth, Devon shire, shipluilder • • 1 IS DIVIDENDS. John Senior, Broad-court, Drury-kire, money.scritanet 10 Edward Whitelocke, late of QUe.ll . ll4ow. Pentonvilk a insurance broker e 10 John Stevens, formerly of the Elphi nerve East-Ladle. man, and !Ate Si Chester-place, Lambeth, Surrey, mariner 10 CF:RTIFICATES. Retort Collier, of New Bond•street, in the county of Middle sex, merchant, deakr and chapman. Sensual Braddock, of Matclestal.a, In the couny of Cheater, Innkeeper. heseseoudlntw, of Leeds, in the county of Kent, butcher. Leonard Tabraharn, of tbe link-lane, in the parish of St. George, in the county Of Middlesex, wheelwright. Hugh Hallam, of Bolton, hi the county at buttoner, mar lin manufeturer, dealer and chapman. Thomas [lowland, of Theme, in the county of Oxon, carrier, dealer and chapmen. • Satutdap-•St. St are se...Helitlay at the Public Offices. alltTlt. On the !gd instant, at the East of Galloway's house, Cool huut, Sussex, the Countess of Galloway, of a sou. MARRIAGFS. ....... On Friday the 15th, at St. Georges Church, Hanover square, Mr. James Pink, of Dovevetreet, to Mr.* Mary Auw Harvey, only daughter of Mr. D. Harvey, of Fairford, Olouces. On shire. Thursday, at the Abbey Church, Path, Mr. Fermis, gro. eer to MISS fiaaard, daughter of the late Mr. S. Haaa . .l, boOkse:kr, of that city. DEATHS. A few days since, et Somerstown, Fritsch LalVer, !sq. in his 85th year. He was the first person that introduced [Mont specific remedies Mtn this country, ha•.ne We a pup , ' to t NEI gentleman that was Surgeon to Louis and praefeed that branch of surgery fer upwards of fatty yta3 with tire greatest succcp. On Werineoltry, the 134 inst. after a abort rilnees, at hid home, in liodfordbury, Mr. James Tomlinson, wool to- draper. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT I.4)ND 44 NKIU'•k• Morn... 117 min. Out .... 1 I Even. 55 rnot__.....„f LONDON -...Printed be G DAVIDSON, No 17. Duke*" court, 8.. street, Ceeens.gard.n, an.l pubhalied st lie Office, N r 15. Beck of St Clement'. Cbu,t h, Strand, b 7 W of No. 7, New Belton-st , ern, Orders, &c ter Ott Paper, Wet up the Office, Wen P•r i l eliA be dell =sated be. ,~ : .~ _ :~. 1111119. P 0143 Z THE rrHIS PI 1 Their A BO Captain Fri ram ; Obadiat renley ; Trade itrwrs Sairkbl Mrs. Prim, IN Min Tidswell. After which Iladequin N Male; th• Li 43cter Leuven ft.!an , * on th itita..l, Mr,. I r I THIS PI 1 will be a gripe, Mr. : Jues; Brass, mints, Mrs. H Mrs. Matmcks Altar 'Wyk, vri HARI UR. PI _ Hattequm, to Columbine) Me. Griu.stdi. Adam', (from 3 pins I a tice nu STATE 1 DRAW!! Dap. 3 .... ♦5 1,64• 230600 Tiaket Tete AM* 1 conearis osa►ly Imkgy !sr aw rinsamod of 60 TICKETS MANE, seall Tkkots a 1)( •Frerfrol4 P.n•a t. I .... 1 .... 4 II a Viwner To be LLO V I II 'mum aurvicuuly coati algal :--aLst. Te A taut( au the et (a muffing, ea a e give a brigl •auly at the Ca. FleeVetreet.tw , tad, Calusess 4 atreent is all quantity perdu MOM! Inn. aad Ile by idle MR. 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