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... Ilitarsu INSTITUTION. We wit-aeon Friday the opening of this elegant aolihrtion of: thrum of painting and sculpture. The Artists who contributed last year, have,on the present occasion, manifested very striking mark's of improvement. Many of the Pictures are not new to the Public. bttt they are so excellent, that they will always afford pleasure, however often they may be seen. Among these are produßions of West, Opie, Lawrie*, Beechey. Northcote. Shim. 'Copley, Singleton, V7estall, Daniel, turner, and many other Artists of distingn;shed merit. • Cook is, we believe, the only new Artist that has come forward this year. lie is a pupil, we nosier stand, of Smirke, and possesses great abilities. His two pictures, Nathan reproving David, and the &ark of .16el, are much in the style of his Master, but con lain a considerable share of original merit in con ception and execution. Barker, of Bath, who first distinguished himself by the pieties: of The Woodman, appears to great Advantage at the British Instituti.•n, and displays a variety of talents. Pocock may be ranked among the most promising young attics of the present day. Sher, in a pilture of A Collage Cirl, has given a mostbeantitnl specimen of the variety of hi. powers. It is a delicious pleura, for simplicity, taste, and harmony of colouring. Norestaste has sent his Series of Moral Mires on the Progress of 74e Good and The Bad Girl. There are massy pleasa.n works of domestic and rustic life, Isom Biyg and nom Miss Spilsbury. Copley's fine Plante of Kin; Cheeks the First demon.ing the Fiee impeached Members, graces the room. SNKETYSAURY IHt dtRICALS. On Monday last, Master Be - rrv's eng:m.ment, at Shrewsbury Theatre closed with The Aaei t f I' r yes and The Wags of irr..dier, for his benefit. We are happy to say, that the house literally over flowed ; and probably it was never graced with the attendance of so fanny of the first families of that town tad county, as on that and the eight preced ing nights of his performance. We must, in jus tice, add, that the astcnisLing talents of this young Gentleman are worthy of the applause and admi ration they received. From the most enchai.ting glace of adicn, coal esiness of repression, loftiness of mind, and reilr.ateseat of feeling, in the play, he dt.scended to display, with inimitable fidelity, the dntat.ght Irish Haymaker in the afterpiece—a tran sision,which requires powers of mind, versatility of genius, and acuteness of discrimination, which pro babily fell to the lot of none but Gek RICK. They only wi.o have seen Master BETT v's performance .of hawk*, Alicher6, and limtnd. can judge of his eorred feeling. and ex abed caaceota,ns of those most arduous charafters of our immortal Bard. At the chi , e or the Peri), no,ance on tklondAy, Master BIrTT Y addressed the auslience in the fohjw inq lines : Ye henuer'd raw Is, whom prise ha; ehoer'd nay Weis& in the robes of mime gramlettr dr,r, 1 , •••••• behent you, r neriantatt steads, To a•IC a KUIJ at your hymn; #4'51.141* rn ten oho' p•.O 1.. te.rcia,, , cl Weak, akWhitihe :vett! zet;s out not the tongue c en( . Antat;irs ta all to pay toe tr,hute Bat maw Mall Saloptao Fal,. TO yo, * ye dr :;ht anprotrra of he canoe, Ter nenvtv't tonne ettrpanvt all arplause. An 4 betierve—hwe'er the a in, Rnas Tine ea.i,sis acts s n; counted:Ault woes; The' row t Sentia's' hill; a yunth.obacuse; Now in the roust* of prince, ; The' now. Sw.ii.a'a,uutliiul Lor d , he rove*, In love-erasl argutsh, pnvol; Pt if nu b:oerl ra•n%i 644 yeu %lea Tie gen • rous 'Chief expiring of Peru; Wh.se'er the Nave—..whateer the mimic'. pan... Still he'. a live Saloiiian in hie heart s ADA thus he palrolklay every crown tim. kiwi supportnto in his mutat town. ifIE DUKE OF KENT'S BIRTH-D.lr. " COARLOTTI TOWN, DM 3. 1806. "The 2.1 being the A.nrriversary of His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent's birth-day, and that faitilig on a Saturday, the celebration in this island (Prince Edward'.) w as deferred until Monday ; when his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor gave a very splendid Entertainment on the occasion. One hundred invitations were issued, and at eight o'clock in the.evening the company began to as seMble. After tea, the doors of the budding were thrown open, and discovered a spacious room, hand somely fitted up. A Union lag. with other ap penpriates to the thy, were tastelnPy intermixed with tne verities decorations, and added much to the beauty of the carp At the tipper end was snips ndad a large transparent. painting, on silk, presented to Mrs. Detbarnv, by Mr. Holland, con sisting of a flying figure of Fame, holding in one hand her trumpet. front which WAS suspended a flag, having the letter 1, and a coronet thereon ; and in the other a medallion, con:Ai:sing a most striking likeness of His Royal Highness, surrounded by emblematical dericet ; at the bottom of the pictures were seen the &yore of Brita.inia, and at her feet the British Lon ; and in the back ground a representation of the Sea, with ships at a distance ; the feet ensemile bad a most beautiful eircet. At nine o'clock dancing enmmenced ; card parties being formed in the actjcining apartment, festivity every where prevailed, and the company continued to amuse themselves with the heel/ t! ince, until half past twelve o'clock. Supper being then announced, they repaired to the suppemoom, where, by an ex cellent arr.sn:;ernent of the tables, the whole com pany were accommodated in the Rent pleasant tnnaner. At 'his Excellency the Governor's re quest, Mr Holland presided at one table, and Mr. Chalnievs at the other. The elands and wines were of the first quality, and many excellent songs w i-re snag ; which, with the charailleristic polneuess of t.se Governor and his faroily, rendered it one of the pleasantest scenes of festivity ever enjoyed in this island. The agreeableness of this entertainment may give some idea of the popidarity of His Royal Highness; his healtkis a standing toast after dinner, and he is drank at terry table, in a bumper, as " Tim Irma if Nom Scolii." • A hare, of a sing , ilAr appearance, was killed titety by the greyhounds belrngiag to the Rev. Er ANS, of Kingsland. fief, shoulders ~., t CAM/RIDGE., Vss. 12. Tribteumn Whitter, Esq. of Christ's College, was yesterday admitted to the deg fee of M.D. The ftei.. 3. R. Sams. of Rory, is pls•ierteci to the Reetory of Honington, in Suffolk, v.acant by the death of the Rev. Hen. Safety. The Rev. Frederick Apthorp. M.A. rf Jesus College, is instituted, by the Lord El;,l:.'p of Lin coln, to the Re/tory of Gurnley, in Leicester►hire. on the presentation of the Dean and Cnapter of Lincoln. The Rev. - M(illeam Wing, of Stehhington, is pre. sinned by Wes" Grace the Duke of Bedford, to the Re Tory of Thornhaugh with Wan ford. Yesterday died, in the 75th year of his age, the Rev. Wm. Elliston, D. D. Master of Sidney Col• lege, in this University. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, TEL IL Arrived the Nemesis frigate from Oporto, with a convoy ; Tisiph.rne anti Endes/ sloops, horn a cruise; and the Cormorant, Capt. Hughes, with dispatches from Admiral Murray, whtvn she left eff Port Prayo, on the ?..3d ult. going on for Buenos Ayres, all well. Sailed the ladacievs, of 74 guns, Capt. Gosselin, to join the Channel Fleet; Ineetutaitt frigate, on a cruise; Diipateb sloop, for Guernsey; and the Safe guard, with a convoy to the Eastward. Lord Mina embarked this morning on board the Modiste trigate. which saluted him. Aniv.sl a brig, laden with wine, from Madeira, bound t London, recaptured by the Cormorant, off thejtack of the Isle of Wight. The ships Ma l fori, Capt. Richmond ; and the Rritawata, Harvey, from St. Hekua, are arrived off Dover. rim 14. Arrivel the Hope. Blake. from Madeira for Lon. don, retaken by His Majesty's ship Cormorant. — Wind S.W. TOIIIIAT, TIM 13. On Tuesday evening I informed you. that a signal had been made at the Berry Head, of a supici , aus sail in sight; in consequence of which, the Pfieo sloop, !Avg . " brig, and litstrepesants cutter, pro ceeded in chase ; but I am sorry to inform you, that the Eatr,pren.mte returned last evening, and the Pluto this day, without being able to came up with the sail. Arrival the Ann. hired brig, last from Plymouth, and the Car privateer, from a cruise. DIAL. tan 13. Sailed the Flora, on a cruise; and the Trans. pram. far Sheertte.s. Arrived the Rerifew., from Sheerness; SeNgs and Trwmprust front a cruise; and rem .in in the Downs with the rest of the ships AS per last, and a feet of ontward•bound vessels.—Wind S W. Wes 14. Came down from the River, the Urania. Walker, and the n, Friends, L;nd.av, bound to Honduras, and remain in the Down; with the ship► as pra. Wt. —Wind S.W. • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. AR na%tu. Li.rp...11_0,. mtt, front c...vannah ; bout Poe' .•• • hoe, Ao.d.rev , a, from 2 a.marlwletts; Cas•ci, and Faeou:ttp, kalf, D..et•zu: ; Cod. Houk. boo Ildetuana ; and the 1,14, bout l'al.,uta. In the Dowas--the blbgdil, n, tloPkine. fram PaieTtni; f.o:n Li.tnr.; L.u.Uara, Chtl.4_4l; I.lbeVa, Gavin ; PhintSe, Stevenson ; Core, A. 1.4 ; Mantras, and the Elcanur, Niehtinga 1,00.74 ()pato. At Brute!—».e Raceltatae. Aliey; and ;be May. fann Oloate. At Southamptoothe Ann, 814110, from Oporto; and the Eleanor, , from Yoonall. At Portsatoothe &lord, from Dungannov. At Pw.lo..the Allred, Paten. from Neerioundtana. At War Prior I—..the Mare, Hunt, Com London. Id the River Plate—ti ‘logaret, Nuiberry, from Africa. FROM seruiwAr NIG!' T'S GAZETTE. Aikairoliy-Offer. Pet. 14, 1807.. Cops of a letter Its; tt; 11..tt Captain St 'gad, of His Majesty's ship the Spencer, to William Marsden, Eq. dated ar PurtolPray a, St. J ago, Jsnuary 1 t, I& 7. Sia-1 herewith transmit two letters. which I have received fmm Captain Corbet. of His Ma jesty's ship the Nereide, acquainting me with the capture of two Spanish vessels.— I have the honour to be, &c. SIR, ROMEAT STOIVORD. Hit Majesty. ship Nereid', of Markin, December 9, MIL His Majesty's ship under mygommand. captured. on the 25,h ult. in lat. 41 deg. N. long. I I deg. W. II Brillian:e Spanish lugger privateer, al 4 guns and 50 men. out Vita days from Vigo. on a tour months' cruise, and had captured nothing. I was rnurh pleased at this capture, as them were several sail in sight, when I chased him. some of which might have become his pr./. 1 have the honour to be, &z. (Signed) R. CORSIT. Ma Majesty's ship, Nevski+, at sea, Nosembar 31, 18 6. Yest-rday, whilst under srpar Mon from the con voy under your orders. iii lat. 47 deg. N. long. 10 dog. W.-1 captured, after a chase of carne hours, El Veloz, Spanish corvette. pierced for 29 guns, fitted out at Whoa, with 10 guns mounted, and 75 men, to carry dispatches, some passengers of dis tinaiun, and a cargo of flour, on Coves :intent ac count, to the Caraccas. She is a beautiful vessel, was to have been full armed abroad, and since her capture has kept way with the Nereide on all points of sailing. R.. Coaas.r. _ . . . Ide 11,71. R. Stop( &e. &c. At the rout at the lattrea's Palace, the 11th of Fe bruary, 1407 ; PkEsEl. r, 'I ha KING'S Mo st F'.xcellent Malone in Council- Mai %flinty, io Coancil, stll4 this silt pleased to appoint C -tor Hvitry Crutchley. ..1 S.inninghill Path. E‘l• to b.• Seentf of the Coti,tv of 13 , 4k5, iss the Reotn of William Wane. of WtoshtH Patti., Esq. ChailesEvAns, of High Goa, Esq. ti he Sheriff of :he e witty of tflouce tor. In the room of Thomas tloggst Deis here, of Southam, Esq. And Edot•ind ltutton, of I.lmltister, Esq to bs Sheriff of the county eit Radnor, in ti.o. moo of Thosuss of .tikerig, Esq. Aar e Guard., he. 7. 1807.. In Celleeeftlelloeuf th, arrest rsc;ainsendation of General Lord I.ak., :aag in Chief tit, hilheotv . i f/rC's io Ludt'. His L.., has boon plaa.ed t..isinity Hit 'Dog IraCi -4)1/4 Ore.••.a, db.', in &Milton tt the reranssi.n mewl, nudist So_the Regioent of I. oat. for plasiog tins word _ ---.' s a Hitidoestan * in their eaouraantt Appeintmenis s "aa an Mu nor.sry Badge, the. Regiment sheil be allowed to place the Ele phant in their Colours, mid on their Apoeintmeists, (User*. lag the *oil " Ilindonstan" around it,) as a di.tingui.h , t 1 itt ti.oony of their good CJ141.161 and exemplary valoar, during the period of their services its India. Urrlst of lie Highn..s the Co•n•narler in Chief, HARRY CALV ERT, Adj. Gen. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ojice, Fehrotivg 14, 107. lat Regiment of Dragoon GoarAs.—Lieutenant John (auklie. b Captain of a Troop, by purchisii, •ice Watson, who mints. . _ . Co;;;;G . merge raielilme, to NI Lieutenant, •ire Qnicke. Robert ILr•ey, Gent to be Cont at, by putcluae, •xe Carroll prom..ted. 28th Regiment Light Dragoon—Rrevet Lientenant.Colmvel Loftua (Remy, from half psv of the 24th Light D'airions, to be Maj,r, vire Ciialsit, who exeliences. Ilth Regim en of Foot..4lant.iiti Edward G. Raleigh to be Major, by purehmo. vice 1-I..ohien, who n•aave... 710 Ditto—Brevet Major Ralph Hamilton, from the Srlih root, to be Major, without purchase, vice La Blanc, pr.,. rant-41 in the Stli Royal Veteran Battalion. _ _ . Mr; Ditto—Captain Corns Gordon, to 'ue Major,. by pur chase, vice Munro, who retires STAFIr.. _ _ Nfld.,. Chabot, e; haii:pay of the 24th Des grwmg, to be Deputy Adjutant-GenerAl to tho Forces a...ewe in Canada, with the rank of Lieute.iatiteCtrionet in the array, rice Otway, who resigns. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Roiceanrl:l;;;;;BC.;CP:;l:l;:teraneet, in the parish of Aahton, near Ihrmtnghain, in the county of WIT.. wick, braas.fouhders and umbrella-makers. December 25, 1806. Williams Travails and Robert Clare, of Merton, iu thm comity of Surrey, cilieo.nrint..ra. Fehrimira 7, 1801. a•td Richard Young, of Searestreot, Beams/. gre n , in the county 01 Middlesex, brewers. leeriwy 4, t9'4l. John Clarkson, the elder, and lt , ,hert Pack, of Anehor.. Wharf, Thatlie -st,ert. in the city of (Aldan, cud. merchants Pethuary 1), 114 7. Stammer and Wrfrarf Lythgne, of Winwick with 11 ul me, near ‘Va,rnigton, in the county of Laiicactor, manufacturers. J...nual , i, Ir 4 7.__ Witam inhoi.nn end IliontlBl Verner, of Manche'ter, in the collet*. cfl...nort-r, land gorveyors. Oct. 25, 1806. Thonis• Itttoobt and John Stott, of I.eed.. is the Wert Riding of ttie county ai York, merchants. February 14, 18:1 , Phu nsc M:ilie ml Ridifrt Oriwg of Un'en-streed, Spital. iii. Mr, in th- coti,ly • ; \li Idles=, silk-wearers and ma mac. wen. Filsruary 12, 1-807. . - John Bingham itlrlay., doctor of ph7sie, WiUiam Berryman, Ilan.. midwife, surgeon and apothecary, and John Ih-ism:, man miilm lie, surgeon ai.4 apothecary, of Nisance, in the Lotiiity of Cornwall, Ocn.twr 14, 1806. John Bingham 'iodate and William Berryman, of Penzance, to the county of Cornwall, surgeons, apothecaries, and men• , OtioSer 11, 11103. Robes Nixon and Gcurde Watson Pritchett, of Liverpool, merchants and coninii.vinti,vnts. Jrnuary 51, 1807. Thomas Gill, of St. James's -street, Westminster, and John Gill, of Mar.-house-lane, Birmingham. gun-makers and sword cutlers Jammer, 25, 1807. John Budd.e. E.:lwatt' Ne:son, Rowland Weirder, jun. JAMS. Potts, and Joseph Cower. of Walker Steam-Mill, in th, county of Nurtinunberland, flour manufacturers. Fcbru try 2, 1807. 1V Olive Winter atniliAndrew.Wintar, of the city of Bri.tal, cutlers and tia-plate work:m. Jugs, 24, 1805. Edwa r d Rowell and John Hartnett, of St. James's Church ya•,l, Bristol, pawn brokers. Oetuber 25,1846. Thomas Hee lett and Henry Gill, of ti'd r-farm, in the rat , sh of Tunbridge, in the county of Kent, gen-powder makers January 30, 1817. Thomas Slack, of B'oornsbury-square, in the county of Mig. tlesex, Esq. and Wiilidn Walker, late of Gra.et-Inie, tfotindaditch, within the city of London. !nit now of Bite s. wade, the county or Bedford, P.m. sugar .refiners. July 51, iEO6i BANKRUPTCY sureßsrnEn. Tomas Ciuica, I.te of Lambouro, io tite comity of !sex, comk.epet, duai.r and chapinan. B \ NICRUPTS. John Dutton, of Leven,hultne, in the parish of Manchester, the conity of Lancaster, fustian and ealico.manufacturer, de.ler and chairman ' to surrender, February OS, 24, arid March 28, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, in Dmnelate, in Man chester Attorney, Mr. John if iron, !stanchest: r. Frio is Cannery, of Cranboutn-passage, Leice ter-snaare, in the county of Middlesex, linen draper, dales aril chapman, to surnnter, February 21, 28, and March 28, at twelve, at Guirdliall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wallser„Vd J,-wry. Thomas Hardi,ig and Lawrence Crean, late of Godfrey court, Slilicortrect, in the city of London, wholesale drtpars sealers and chapmrn, to surrendor, Febrriary 17, 24, arm Mar,:n 28, at one, at Gui;dball. ALtoru., ; , Mr. Samuel Syd dal!, Alderagate-nrerr, London. J-diri Tyrrell, of Maidstone, in the mint! of Kent, Iron in.ing,r, dealer and chairman, to surrender, February 21, 28, and March 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attorneys, Messrs. Baltun, Lane, and Lane, Lawrence POolltllarbill. CA , nun strzet, London. Thomas Clark, of Chadors. In the %aunty of Kent. enrn • dealer and chaoman, to surrender, February 17, 88, and Much 26. at one, at G.lll.lltal, 1.- , ndon. Attorneys, Messrs. Parnther a n d Sun, Landon 'neer, Fenchirrels-stre,t, London. 61 Powell Eve;.,ll, now or late or T.oibury, in the county of ‘Voreester, plumber and glazier, dealer and chaproart, to surrender, March 2,1, and 28, at eleven, at the GuiLlbaU, in Shrewsbury. Attorneys, Messrs. Rosser and Sots Bartlett • buildings, I.noder ; ant Mr. lid•, Shrewsbury. William Oder, of Romingham, in the runty of Warwick, baker. dealer and chairman, to iirre• der, February 33 24, arid March 28, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, in Birming ham. Attorneys, Mr. John Meredith, Buiningherts; ar.d Mess-r. Swain. Stevens, and Maples, Old J.-wry, Lund-m. Alexander Y.,Unit and John Bacon, of St. Mary-at-hid, iu the city of London, merchants, broker., dealers arid chapatis'], to surrender, February 21, 28, and March 3013, at twelve, at Guildhall. Mammy., Mtwara. Gatty and • Haddon, Angel court, Throgmortera street. %Villiont Monk, of Parbold, in the county of Lane .ster, Inneburner, to surrender, March 12, at five, IS, at ellveri, and 28, at Ave, at the sign of the King's Arms, in Orinskirk. At torneys, Mr. Thomas Houghton, in Ormskirk ; and Mr. Win• rile, in John-street, Bedford-row, London. Samuel Fletcher, of Great Rowell-street, Rion:arbor', clansman, dealer and chapman, to surrender, February 21, 2i, and March 28, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. James Dave, Lincoln's-ion-fields. G--orge Wont and 3, ha Mouse, a Little Carter-lane, Dee tor's-commons, in the city of Loudon, rh•drsale grocers, dealers and chromen, to surrenter, fetneary $4, 2s, and March 2S, at ten, at Gu.lillsal Attorney, Mr. Sadie., ►Me. austertayaid. DIVIDFNDS. March 7. John naby, of Narrow•.treat, LimtN3use, in the county d Maldleace, ahip-chandles, dealer and citaienaa, at . . one, at Guildhall, London. , March IP. Benjamin Sutton, of Birmingham, in tha count!, nf Warwick, lautt.in-maker, dealer and chapm tn, at ,ley..n, at . . the house of Thorne, Jones, the Swan Tavern, in Hu n -street, in Birmittghat•t. March 24. Peter James Papillon. of St. Swithin'tlane, Lon • don, merchant, dealer and ehapmen, at eleven, at Gui1.1!,..d1 March H. John I Lam of Mawlctone, in the county of Kent, papertnaker, at te.i, at Guildhall, London. April 25. William Willem, Lite of the C•lal Exchange, In the end of London, coal-factor, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at G undhall. Marel• 7. William Price, of I.eadenhall-,'reef, Lortrl.m, tailor and marii-iniareer, dealer and ehaprnan, rt eli:rea, at April 40. William Sutton, of Salter•siiliill court, in Weeny of London, mercliant, dealer and ciiapinan, at twalre, at March 10. Filieatil Whitehinne, of Feist •n, iii the of Stuite•tipon-Trent, 10 lkit manly of Statfanl , Mbi•11111“0/61 "7 . -"T- if eat n- wart, dealer and charnan , at eleven, at Hiner, if Stafford, iA the county el Stafford. K och it D unn ,. Twee, of Birmingham*, inethe men. Warailfk, ennaninn carrier, at twelve, at Dat.ties liotel swan 10.11, allover in lith.atrert, Birrainsba i n„ March 7.. John Uld-rhiii, ref Barbican, in the city et Lonll.ll titt.w 0 it-manufacturer, dealer and ehapinan, at oleic,. Gml4lo all. March 7. Rob rt Lewis and James Parrall, late of Holbott to the county of Nlull'euix, nittcaCh dealers and chapia. at Chita at GLIOJItaII London. March 2. Wharf Green and Ilene, Collins Greett, of f urf i.* teci , i n ehc county .rf Middlesex, poeket-bmok trunklaakers, dealers and chairman, at twaive, at London. March Vt. John Msßard, of the city of Rtistel, pieth ai dr.'', and ...hap orals, at eleven, at the lath Tarcio, Cm„ theft, I. CERTIFICATES—MA mem 7. Iliuctem, late of Whaley, m the frety of Ch.. hmke,pm, tlmler and thimmati. HOD, Tnnyi., late of Iligllgate, in the county of htlid!l and of the New Cono-lierhenge, 1...n , 10n, coin and facipor, dealer and distrait. James Mil'a , 01 Liverpool, in the county of Lanragter , chant, deal er Bud chapmen. Wdlous Crane, at Brydgev-strett, Covent-polon, In costar of Ilklilesex, chersem mgPr. J* s eitit . 4 '^ith, of the Ilill ht Uppettnnog, In the pitri,h meodbur), in the c.huoty of Y ..ric,.clutliner, dealer a.,d , man. Thema Littlet , sa link, of No. 104, SuAnd, in the C•mnl Muldle+ex, intact. And pohllsher, dea;er and chain , A n. Georg- Augustu+ Child, late of Use city of dcal•s end chapsnan. ' Tituonas Hach Nutt, late of C•,fie, In the county of G. 66. money tetlYellet - - Robert Lewis and JIM"! Davin, hte of ifulborn, in county of Alliddl , scx, raercerv, dealers end chspaieli. Alexander Roes and John Ogilvie, late of Aig?ll-striel, ti county of Midißesox, army agents, bianiters, deahis thquien. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS Ar GUILDHALL. To M.R4Ow. William Batt, P vet walk, Batintindmy, Surrey. hair meachant EtPtlch Vowlar. Mortnnamtteet, Caverrdish•prort, 02. huldee Ju'.ll kddin item ani I ohn Greleerler, Melitligue Street, Muldleb ii, buill,rs . • 2 Meedin C ,4121 io.loto, Mot ctreet, Loudon, drugg ft 2 j,,,e,ds Prior, Prilicui•sklet, S e ii.e.-ilidds, iiiiidd r.reir, dry• salter fjohn I.loson, Razlab-Highway, Middlesex, DIVIDENDS. John Tayler, Chatbarn, Keut, wota,merchant a Wllliant Horn and Kachard J•ekson, Kadcro softest, Southwark, Surrey, rectifying-ritual era 11.:11j111111,1 Betts and Ann Smith, Ka.inaltall street, Knn. don, factors and dcaler s . Williant Bryan, late of Whits Lion -court, Bar-her-lane, London ; enure of thellilatel of Jamaica; and now or Camberwell, Surrey, merchant Alexander Arbuthnot And RJelsard Bracken, late of Plidpo,lane, Landon; and of Birruatigturs, War wickshire, moteltants . cEßtindAlTil. William Wicks, lota of Middm.row, Hallam, in the anew? of Melanesia, haberdasher, dealer and ertairman. ensiles Walt/in dis, the elder, or Turnha- Green, in the part , . . . . . of Chi.wiek, in the county of Middlesex, builiigt, grazi dealer and charman. Julio Shoolbred, of Mark-lane, London, merchant, dealer eir.l imam William Williams, of Mark-lane, London, merchant, dee, end chairman. Jahn Fielding and %Valise Walker, late at Nichelac..tai Loneuii, and insinance-brukers. dealers and chapinen . John Di'. I tte of Great Mary -le-bonne-street, in the path er Saint Jiang-la-bonne, in the cour.ty of Mindlescx, cheat monger, dcalt r and chairman. John AU-41..sin, latent Alsiden•lane, Covent•Garshs 1, but r. of Lisa-street, Leiccacr•sau...:e. in the county us Atidelt-sei mal,uniouref John Camp, of New Stop-sti. ,n 013 ptriel, of k. Gilt. tills Fields, in the Couuty et lioltddiciert, carpenter, Caner . _ and chapman. Joh., Edisaidi, of Li ferpo .1, in the co.siity of Lancaster, rat• chant, dealer and chaism.ol. Ja.nr• timetivirct a.ol James Mlngnall, of B ,iton, eouiity of /.4111C311M . 1, dimity and quilting man:nectar deafen and ilsaioneu. Jelin Orlon, of Tottenham, in the county of Middlesex, defier, dealer and chapniau PRICE. OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Coauuls bat 4 per Cent. 3 per Ceut. Nast I.4nig Annuities India Stuck_ .. 1116 i zeltrqu-r Bilis lo. dis. 1 . proms. Causal.; fat T. BISH, Starak-liff , kar i , Carnhill, and 9, (Awing crops. IRISH S Fla. 2 Government I.s,be:stures 5 per Cent. Sari G.rernment Stack JS per Cent Grind Canal Loan ' 6 per Cent. l9t koyal Canal Lnan6 per Coat 93: COURSE OF EXI Atte.tertlam ....36 7 2 U. Ditto at Sight.. 3) 10 :RANGE, Fits. It Venice MI aelt Naples ...40 Loinon .611 I Oporto ...r.l tiledia l2 lurk lt mosaics 1 Portugal Gold In Coln Rotterelam II It 4 U. Harnburgh 34 / 41U. Altona 34 9 VW. Nri 1 dayed to 114 10 Ditto 24 14 U. Wodetoo Mairid — in paper. I).ten 39j effixt. C:44ta — in papa r. Onto 9 9 ,4 effect. Wilms L 9 j Lee) an 49i Gw:..a 4! and Ban per 06. New Doubloons.. New Dollars Silver in Bars New 1.")....s rack Ago of tr.e Bank io !IS per Cent. BIRTH Sa•urday tact, the L uly of William Lear, Esq. Cps' Ceilage, Dewhe, of a hru ea heir. • MAR RIAGFS. sperial licence, I Major in thr Tyrone Militia, to Milt Pewit fattier, daugnter of Kn.:third Petn.etather, of Cashel, EN. On Ifrineulay last, at Wolherton, it, Norfolk, the Hon. 11 , 14 Wm. Wodishote se, you sge4 son of Lot.' Wodellt , u''.. to Mks lius.er, Mau daughter of T 1101114% Hulsey, E.q. o f tilattri.n, us fr.dand, and grand-daughter of Lord Orford. Oa Tuesday lar,, at St. Goorges, liaiturcr-square, My the Lord lish..pici Lo. dots, the Rey. Edwerd Hodgson, tat* D° mrstir Chaplain tO his L drlthip, to Mn. Follarton, daughter of John Fullarton, Esq. of Sundridge, ia the county of trot. DEATHS. On Sonda~ Nimght, in Lwlm t William Preston, &q• Saddenii, aged 74, nn mnrninf, the 11th ins.stir, h , 4 house in Grevil- , t-eq, II vt ,n-ganko, Mr. A vici" 'et Hae, an iehabttent ui t..e hur.an of St. Andrew, 1101i110.1, tus nearly ft years HIGH WATER. THS DAY, AT LONDON BRIDGE Morn ♦1 min. after 7 I K. 0111.... lb sr. after S. LONDON :—Protted Ay G. DAVMSON, ne. 17, Dukult Court, HOW -41,1"1, Cnyfmt•Gareen, and putd.shed at the (Ace, hio Is, hack of St. Conant'. ChutrA, Strand, AY W. ti SAHA. of No. 7, New Itelton-cr.-.4, Lon Acre. 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