The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-03-16 00:00:00

• , ,• • LlNCotx,mkpcii The training of the Assizes dosed yesterday after noon, sad, before live o'i.lock. Mr. Baron Gra ham lift this city, and nrmeeded ua the circuit to Nosiing , thtess haviog priiviously reprieved all the ?Anon* on *horn sentence of death had been passed, except Fr. mass. kletordfr. and Cages (three of the Mee who had long harassed tie .norrheni part of the county with ofienem), w;som he lett for execution. Fticiay, the SQtli instant, is the day on which they ar? expeaed to stilt. Jahn tiraa2e. al;a1 Saweersurso one of the shove gars, was.adainted King s evidrisca. and Iftschergeti. —Unfortunaiely for the ends of public justice, toe testimony of this last-mentioned person (Granger, ales Saureman). who had ?feted. soon after ap• prehension,-to impeach his accomplices, was foond. by the complexion of the evidence at that time pro cured against the persons who robbed Mr. Fox's /goose, necessary to render certain the convißion of tiie order offenders; unfortunately, because, by the u.ide adduced en ttial. it appears he was, by many shades, the worn offender of the four con cerned, and was old in the pradice of crimes.— They e:ete all labourers, and the youngest man, Metcalfe, had lived as a servant with Mr. Fox. On bning taat of employment, and forming a connetftioa with the other three. amongst many propositioni nor rubber y made by the party in council, he sug pesiod an attack cm the house of his old master, whom he sa i he knew always kept a considerable sum if money by him. This was acceded to, and on the altetneon of the robbery, the tour inzit on liendall hill, and disgmied themselves in various ways, with bed gowns, bonnets, false beards, fuddled facia, See. &e. (One of them, Granger. had been emu! iyed by a company tat smiling players I) They Ssri• armed also with a gun and two pistols, all loaded, ana a Laynnet. Thus equipped for ac tion, Granger swore all the pasty to he faithful to one a:tuther, or to kill or be killed if necessary to the success of their common purposes. At dark, they had proceeded to within a few cards of Mr. Fox's house. when three of the piny began to relent horn their desperate engarment, and wished to return without ?erps mating the sobbery. bi this nuts- Linn, Gnu:ger again aecd as their Ca; tain. urged them to the crime, and as an inducement, under tnvk himself to " do the huriacis" of those of Mi. Fox's f unify, who might make any resistance. On these terms the party proceeded, and happily, al , though the most singular fortitude was displayed by Mrs. Fox. who seized the gun with which one of the villains was armed, and settled with him fir some time, in order to disch..rge it, and prevent hint from hurting her husband, no blood was spilled. and the party having been concluded to the desk from which they took the property. departed, with them fit horrid threats of what they would do to the family, it a syllable of the robbery should ever be pnblished by any member of it. All the prisoners made voluntary confession of their goat Atter committment„ in which they ac knowledged to have been guilty, of other similar of fences. Coates acknowledged. to have cimmiiied. in company with Granger. tour or five other lohb(- ti , .. particularly that of Mr. Monday. of Brigg, on h s return ft , r Parton markot--tor which offeucc two butchers of Brigg were sorneyears ago appre hended. and although equate/of the chiuge, were ruined in charaller, and reduced from promising circumstances in lite, to become obj Its of public euspic . on and odium. The riibbcries coi.fe.sed by set. ptisoners, amount, ice b-licre, to all that have been perpetra , ed in the neighbourhood in widen they lived, bri persons undiscovered, for many years. The prisoners seemed to be all conceits, and be hayed. when the sentence was passed, as hews , their melancholy situation. Metcalle is d-scendesi ti..m a very respe&Able family, and is only 24 years of I. the ages of the others are, 28 anal M.—They are all stout men. At Northampton. 114 !am Csl r, for highway 'rob bery; John Le, k, for sherp•stealing ; and IkKiain RH hoot, for burglary. were found gushy, received sentence of Death, and were afterwards reprieved: Rarer St frord, for administering poison, with in tent to kill his wife, was also capitally convicted (after a trial of eight hours), and left for execution. After the trials were over, the Magistrates and Gentlemen held a County Meeting, to take into con sideration a plan for establishing a Genet al Ccunty Fire Office. by an association of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Counties of Bucks, Bedford, Huntingdon, Northampton, Hertford, Beth, Essex, Middlesex, Warwick, and Oxford. which was highly sppicre,l. and recommended to be carried into effect Committed to Derby gaol, WJllieas Mister, of Parwsch, charged on a violent suspicion of poison in El Day kin and Mary Roe, by infusing a mineral poison into their tea, which also made Thomas Da) kin, lane Fearn, and four children, el oremely ill. A Gentleman in Bath latety teceived aletter fres Botany Bay. dated he 10th of July last. Ihe rice of provisions, &c. in that settlement is enormous ; a krowledge of which cannot fail of proving interest ing to the public ; and it may produce a good effea en t.e miuds of those who live by dishonest means, and aired to despise the idea of 0-Importation:— Prices of A•ttees tat bade, Adq, Jeli!, 10, 1114. G. Weld, as bladt u irk, 71 pet lb a rose this day. Are, ta 9d. per lb. Glutt , ,n, U. GI per lb. it rose this day. Pork, 1.. per lb. Tea ' the worst black, 3to 'Woes. per Salt Huger. 54 per lb. Potatoes, C 4 per I'l. rose this day. Runs or ,trendy, 31 4s. per gaasa. NORp, 7s p'r Ih l'oad Cloeh, • paints; pee yard. Bann, :Atm. per pair, men or women's. Thread, per shahs, Is Ed el , ,d, would east in England one balCrenny, and to in pr.,ponien for every thing else. At Oaltharn Assizes one prisoner ooly took his trial, v'z. Smith. a Gypsy, who was indifted tor robbing W. btarcock ea the highway, at ten o'clock in the day. in February last ; but the pri sr,ner producing several respettable wi , nesses, who clearly proved an alibi, be was acquitted. As snore as the verdifl of arquirtal was pi oaounced, a runs her cf Gypsies. that mad attended to the proceedings tit the Cart with the greatest attention and anxiety, fell down on their knees in almost frantic joy for his r a ace. The meetiag of the mat aosi his fa r•ine, after his release from teuets, was truly affetriog. 10 VA /ATr LLIGEACE. D4alissucTis, shot 13. ! Nothing &mired ft sailed this d.y....Wind N. E. MANCH 14. Arrivei the f ißate, fr,um a cruise; and the Cb.uvoa East-indiAnsan irons t e DoWns. Sailed Flis biejwy's ships IssO:felizeble, Flora, and the FetiV,./.4 un A cruise —.Wind N.E. FALMOUTH!, MARCH 12. Arrived the brig Wkairsg, of 18 gusts, from the Channel Fleet; Reba", of 18 guns, frim Guern sey t fradra gran-bris,- from a cruire; alrfroa, Boohoo, from Cardiff ; Mare, Kempe, from Pores motah_; fade St e Jam. ( ..'siteuough, from Liver pool Fri S. Kitt's ; trasiport (No. 64.}, a las', Captain Ayseougit, from Portsnsonth, with pail wo hundred and eighty men) of the 89th Regiment on bwir.i. b °glad to South Ame rica ; left Portsmouth n Monday afternoon with the fVet..sod saw nothing of the convoy, about twelve sail, under His Majesty's ships Curtnoranl anti Tbubc, after twelve O'clock that night; on the following morning (Tuesday) she called oil the ports of rcts &avows, and not finding them there (Torbay and 71yrnouth), put into this port, from whence ex reses were immediately sent of to Plym , suth and the Admiralty of her arrival The fleet were 6p.:ke with, yesterday morning, off this port, by the 1.44 St Joh. Orders for the immediate tailing of the Wind**, Cates, with Mails for Jamaica, reached Fairnonth this evening ; she will sail early on to•mortow corning. Wind NE. MAL, YAtrCIl Et. Sailed t •• ire) the Downs, this morning, from the Him-, th- . rtisle, G.bion, for Ilal.imwe. Remain in the DOM Mf. the Pri,icess sf °rave, T►ruj s Orion, an 4 th► l•s men ot war ; red 41 t , i gate; Bekti e , Sigiggri. Kit, a Gal, and Chad, "ger sloop,of war; PAwpba►w fire vesacl ; Fr', / bomb; Bassiwk gun brig; and Spa doh..? lugg.r.—%Vind E.N.E. blows hard. • MARCH 14. Remain in the .. , owns. His Majesty's .htp... per last.— W Ind N.E. ROTTCSDAM, MARCH 9. 3eqn-1 of the Lists of Erlimb s els wrecked nn the Coasts of Fuote, bc.‘s ten the Iy, ..,nd 221 Feoru.ty. Near (Maori... The b ig the Ifttenti ..1 North.e.herlaed, of 170 tote, with • re- wla Men, lade • wit dal. elli wru Or nd idtn..lllC 4 the Mareboot of ILissilou. of IP lea% Capt. 11.A.eJ o. A Imam. Near Diepp,... • ti 1 SOO tetteheetato,. with a crew of *lowan men, co cho S. ara d, coal , . t • Naar St Valet).— t ,i.• •• i• 1 Ocri,n, of 400 tons burden, with a crew ot hetoess iur,i, ta.M, tit* derantontibles. Duly thirteen of the 'nen have be/essayed. • On the Coast of Vetilew.h, bit` of 16 tone, Wan wait pee. illation', with not a avol .11 bOdt/t. Near &vain, of 160 tons, Captain Manchy, with a crew of ten men, fad -n with ems Near treport--Ths London Packet, of 200 tons; and a crew of twelve Dna pi:zit. At Calair—The brig the Jame% of Sunderland, of 1.50 tone, e1..111.11 teleholeon, and a clew of eight r en; laden with cum, 1 ',raw to the pnvateel Hem-. The ts;Armann, of IJO tons, and a crew, of eight men, lades wits tell provimons, a rise te the tame riveteee. FROM LLOYD'S UST. aaaftltD, MAIICII 112.—a Twelve or fourteen yeas , Is have passed here. In,, day, but it blowing turd at N.E. the boas could not gu of to ennui thesnaaaB ated the Nancy and Mao. Holman, for Cork; and th, Larkins, Fussier, for Jamaica Meech! I,) , ...edetee by the Three Sifters. Bohn's, from Slant, Nnrge, Ludst:: SitIPPOII.II , IBI ; atel the Anna 11,1a , sarethe •••••••••, from Plorwty..ialleal the Suces,a, isliau. Lulls'. J the Ri•er—the Theedoto. Christopher, from it , ga ; and the Cal.diansa, from SI gy. At /1.111..-th. from Danezir (. At Cork—the Aurora, Nlctsin ; and the Anna Chr , sriana, /.em GettenbtintA At Cushaven—tba lane, Scott,' Ithra Luts.hrn, for Cork. The Emerald, of 36 guns, Captain MAITLAND, is arrived At Pir710:11/. She is come in on Account of an accident kw/wising on board her some days since. The citcumstances are nearly these : -One of the master's mares, in the execution of his duty. struck a young lad on Isoard the f. mered ; in conse quence of which, it is supposed, the lad died in a few days, and the master's mate will, of course, dvrgo a court-martial en account of this unhappy bur nets. The Bettey, Honor, from Falmouth, for Neath. was run down, off Mount's Bay, on the 4th it stint. So clearly is it already perceived, that the greatest interest of the present State Lottery Scheme at taches to the four first days' drawing, that adven turers seem determined not to risk, by delaying their purchases, a rise on Tickets and Shares. In truth, so brisk a sale is already experiettced. that the event of a rise may very speedily be expetted. Capt. %Vauty, of the Leannftr. fccm which ship the American was shot some months since, wisose death occasioned so much agitation its America. is to be tried by a Court Martial in Portsmouth har bour, this day. The trial has stood over- for some time, in order to permit the p.srsissaasarast ed for the deceased, srho were apptssesi of the in tention to bring this Of to trial. to su•-air the accusation, Wilsey thought proper. Llano evidence appears against the accused. . _ _ As a young Cantab was returning from the As sembly an Bury St. Edmund's, on Friday se'nnight, his horse fell down within four miles of CAM.. bridge, and he was so winch hurt that it was feared he had featured some of his limbs, but luckily was only severely bruised. On Thursday morning, Mr. Cores, Surgeon s of uth Cave, was taken up dead, on the Hull med, near that place. He had passed tar , tyir iiipting ham Toll-bar, between seven and eight o'ci..ck in the preceding evening in his gig, and it is suopos td had driven against a g.ue•post, near which he was found, and which had thrown him nut of 1,,e gig. The effeas of the fall, and the severity of the wea ther, it is thought, had occasioned hi , death. There is at presrat living in Dumfries, a horsily of four pe.sons. who form the following degrees of kindred :—Father. mother, son, too half-hrothers, ' brnther-in-law, step•sun. hesb.,r,..l, wive, two sons, uncl t-in-law, auat, step-pother, nephew, two cousins. PROM SATURDAY _IVII7HT'S GAZETTE. Dowehte-steret, filai,l 11, 180/. ILartl Viiroutot Fiooricic, His Maie..ts's Principal Secretary of State hit Visetign ARMTs, has this day notified to the M ni. seers of Friendly 'twit 1440.al Priwere, resident at this Cott t, that, in eomeqi.eitee of the recent iitoeeedings, and the ore Wit po.:ition of the enemy °p.m, nee..iitine.it, which 'nettles hint in the iiaticating of she rivers Elba, Weser, and Law, His Mojeiiisi has judged It nits-diem to rt -establish the niost sigtaiiius triockadw at the enmner. of them then; ; and to maitatais mid enforce the gone, aer ordin4 to the a.Ages of war, acknowledged owl allowed in similar cairn. St. Jam.,., lid • ell I.t. 1887. This day.lll*ttioeur ANyeu., Mid a.tei rlemputentiary from the Etriperui at all the It wetra., had a private audu•tke of }ler Majesty : T. which he was ku,oducel by the Earl of M Lord Chamberlain to Ilex Majesty, and etooluned by Su Suphen Courdl, Kit. Master of the Ceremonies. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 11'tr•Ol/ice, •re 14, 1807. Stl• Roeiment of Foot dtior4 —,Seeou'ad lieutesmot Charley John Eateett, (tot the ft 3.1 Foot, t be Euogo, by put etut‘e •tte Raph3el .ho leiney. - . 10th Rectotant of Faot, Major John Newnvn to be Lieute nant-0,1,4m1, by purchase, vim: Holmes, who mires. 113,11 ditto—l.geutenattt-Colonol James Greases, fr o m the sth Gatti's!) Salts4on, to b.: Lioutenant.Cotorsel, tier Cadugan, placed on half pay of the retmghatn Unctlslcs. _ . . . . , The S:ctl.an Regintent--MAjel•General John Cape She.- broke, from half• pay of the late 4th Garrison laStalien, to be Cali al M.,jor (;cote D Roberron, from the 3:rth Foot, to be Lieu. ttoat.t Colonel. Capt.in Henry gong, from the 9111th Fou r or) be Major. Cap . anti ►,aucisco 1110 anial Corsican gangers, to he Major. - 6th Gvaivois B.l , aliso-4.leutenent-Cmlrinel George Robert Sinitic, from of the late Sommeliers reomblre, I. be Liimitomit•Coloriel, vice Graves, appoieted to the 180. Foot. _ _ _ HOSPITAL STAFF. Aaittiot.‘n pcetor J,ma 134rIand, to bit as impactor od . Hos- pilau* Wtiban Lin.iat r 0...nt to be Apothecary to the Foams seta log re Inland, PAIITNFRSHIPS UISSQLVL►D. "award W..rren owl Robert Warren, of Ptincetilkai, Coe tele,it.e. sup, ' , Anvil. L. D. Dudratri., and Co Pbruary 1. Thomas ti. sus sod ha- .sal Plimpton, of Vrlnehesfer-wherf, Fouth•a4k, lialneemen and roar fi ours'. March 2. 1807. John Be- d.rd, (a. Exectiul ar.d Appointee of F , ancis esi - ea.ed,. Margaret eiutrarn, (a. Administrate]: of Benjamin t)utoon, dereaswd,) Willtain Je-sup, sod John W' got, of &motley, in t►o laa of Pent:Mgr, county of Dere,. March V, l&)7. Prichard qmith and Thonms Dixon, of Birmingham, to the coolly ed Wflock, stowage, earl nioney &dimmers. WilrLias 8.. loth a]...1 Eisavis Leans, PorUand-street, Soho, London. Jane rte 1. ,1144. J o h n Ntw ir m g , g o i John Riunford Ireland, cif No. 99, Lower .ea-sir: foams, and ship ar.d in. nufaa.33 billi,l4l. March 9. 7. Jarua L . 1141% y, J r n Vere.t, and Harvey Crlktnthorp, at Liverpol. tiattie e. .uty.l Unmoor. December '3l, 1806. drake ad Clarke, 4.-aoulrs.•ltws, 39, Hell-pied, Temple bar. Jaßuarr I, Jutish Watson', end J'seph Rnse, of Mortlake, in the county of Sone', 9ticklay 13.-con .er 25, . - . . Rolwrt Sparkman and dames Mar,, of Snow's fields, in the pa mil r.f Sarnt Mary Mae 'ale's, a rrou..doey, in tne county is. Sams', M.rucco and sp , n , ..llleatht.2.dressers, dyers, •nd a•uuAtturers JnuAry 15, Irtr _ Jacob Roberts, Rowl.m4 H dg.rrn,Jo+eph R• berte, William en ern, Frederick Sn•nn, tried W,1,,Jt0 Ash, all of hhertilld, to the county et Yo•k, edgc.tool•maken. DeLi•mher 9, 11106. J .cob R"herta, Rowland H Aron. and Jo.eott Rohew., of Shuffir!d, in the eunata ul Y.nk, incruh,att. and Lauri Clew. be/ IS Ino6 Santool Feilowes ao4 Peter L.n.4, L•arnero makers, &e of Liverpool, la the err tv ut Lamaiter. Mach ft, ISO:. EAH[RUnt_.• KNI.kRGF.D. Ralph Fowler. of 34ortimrr-:nest, Caeeodi►h 'quote, in 'h., coun ty of 340hne5.,0, upholder, Acrier end ei.apnion, from Maich 17 to Aprol 4, at ten, at Guddisall , London Kenn Feather, of Manehaater, in tlhe eoacrty of Lancaster, tea 'leaks, Irmo March 17 to Ma) 3, at tan, at Loolon Edward Barstow, new ee late of Mancheater, In the enunty of I.aneaster, Gear, dealer and chapnian, from Marel. i I, e. April at ten, it the Dog. Tavera, in Deensgate. Mau cluster. BANKIMPTCY SUPERSEDED. Wiliam rine Essex -street, Strand, in Us* county of Middlesex, nave and i.nuse.sg.nt. BANKRUPTS. . _ _ Charles Ki.lsy, of Watior --- d - , - 1.: thaco — unty of Hertford, dealer sad eltanmAn, to surrender, March if, 28, sad April 2., at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don Attorn •r, Mr. Gr..rtnr..2ll, Ssannsent.stra• t, Cavendish peer?. L.ncl.ll .I•,ens.,h Wa.e , tiChippsni Omear, m coo county of Ettex, malbter, dealer and chapiolle, to 4u, March it. Apri. 4, at twolre and £15,. at W MP, .10, Ilitall , Loud.) o. Atlncnets, Mr. H.J. Henley, (ngar; and Mr. Hese), Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane. John Danreb , of Liverpool, in the count/ of Lancester, Iltopselkr, neater and chap nan, to surrender, > µnl3, 4, and 25, at twelve, at the 0:obe Tavern, J n. str est, Ltverpool. Actor. Item Mr. Dav , es, F.•nwick-street, L 'ern *I i end Messrs. Meddler croft arid Startler, Grays Inn, Lund , 11. itruberi Ellis Jayne's', late of the city of actual, merchant, dealer a..d rba mien, to surrender, March 20, U, and Anril 25, at ten, at the litt.ttifurt-Attat, in Cilep.tow. %tiorsiers, Mr Jallk , Ta had-Court. Temp.e, London; and Mr. Stokes, Chepstow Henry Marsden, of Eccleaton, in the county of Lane eeeee , commerehant, to su , rolider, April 8,9, and 25, at one, at the Gli , be Tavern, in John•street, i t Liverpool, in the mid county. Attorneys. Mr. Windle, John steet, Bedlord-raw, London ; and Mr. Edward Griffith, Srunswtck•strect, Liverpool. John Beak, of tile aucient town ol Rye, to thircounty of Sue sex, inn-keeper, hose dealer, dealer. and ehaprean, to surrender. March 19, ?fl, and April 25, a eleven, at the George Inn, in Rye. afiresaid. Attorneys, Mi. Watering'', Tenterden ; and Mr. Follett, Ile 2, Paper.Roildinga, Temple, Load m. Tliumat Emmett, of Ball'. Gardena, Peckham, in the parish of St (idea, Cam's •rarell, in Use county of Surrey, market gardener, cow•keeper, dealer end chapman, to surrenrkr, March 21i, April 11 , and 25. at melte, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Ur. Cr.,., King-street, Southwark. Jena Colesof Banbury, in the county of Gerard. mealman, to surrender, March 27, 211, and April 21, at eleven. at the Red Lion, iii Banbury aforesaid. Attorney, Mr. Peter Bignell, of Banbury John Piekering, of Frodshe m , in th. enimty of Chester, erne-rnereliant, to surrender, Apra 8,9, and 21, at eleven, at the (:lobe Tavern, in Johoonreet, in Lireueiol, in the county of Lailea.ter. Attorners, Mr Edo/id Gittfith, Loon Cagle. stmet, 1,1 , 10 r;inul I and Mr. Windle, Johuonreet, Bedford. row, Lo St John, late of th^Tvthing of Prm•ecroa, in the Mo. ty o, Detroit, dealer anA A,,ril 3, •, ant 23, at el eon, at th,. Fuuutain Tavern, in Forr.cue••t, in the wan of Pl, , moutl, ekek, in the count) of Doeon At tnroeys, Nieuwe Rome, Rodd, and DAVit, Plytnouth-te k, L. eon J 4111 Wileon, of Warwick -court, Ifolborn, an the entity) , of Middlcsex coal niemhant, and ehaptoan, to surrender, March 94, .31. and April *3, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondon An is, Mews. B. ►nd P. Goode, Ilinelood-attoet, Fitzroy equate DIVIDENDS. Maw 7. Genrie BeiHie a.id John Jrfray, of Finsbury-place, to the count t Mitt Mewls, isserehaet., partners, deden aad cita;t.len, at ten, at (Su4ldhan„l,o,t , !i in ',pot 7. A'in Kenney, of the city of as elearn, at the Bush TaVI r. t, la the City of Mr.tul April IL it vbett tyke, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan taster, brearreeker, desert a nd cliaprnin, at eleven, A: Iht house of Mr. Riddiu2gh, the Hotel, in Loirl..t.itet, User. Pool. April 14. Sohn Thames, late of St. James%-place, iu .'.e ot • nab of St. James, in the county of MOdi e s,, •• tailor, at sine, at Gmidtiall, London. April 7. Thomas Waightmaii, late of Negate-street, Lon. don, meats, at ten, at Guildhall. April 14 Wawa Levy, of the Minority, in the toarny Midillemx, ow?, chant, dealer and chairman, at twelv e , at Gotidliall, !modern. April 14. Saniuel Wilkinann end Joseph Butrough, of /iikt Wycombe, and of Great Marlow, tat the county of Bncki:. t . hare., bankers, linsnedrapeis, dealeis and dimmest, at on, at Guildhall, London April 7. Water Ewer, of Little Lovelace, Aidennanbary„ London, merchant, dealer and chairman, at ten. at G nlrinaJ April 13. James Rolle, of Manchcat.-r, in the county of voter, sailer, ,L.alee and chairman, at three, at the Palate inn, in M whet...trout lane, in Ma.rche.der. Mamh Eil•tard Pintos, late of St James's-walk, in the parish of St. Jama,Clerkenwell, in the enmity of Middeseaa working-jeweller, at ten, at GuildhaN, London, May It. Robert Chandler, of Shoreditch„ in the csuill7 ot Middlesex, cheesemonger, dealer null mailman, at eine,. at Guildhall, Loudon. April 5. George liedih.es, of Bishop's.. Ch. 4., in the en,p,• of Slim., tanner, de ilcr and clia,nr.a.s, .t CIeVCII, al Castle Inn, in Bishop\ Casale April 13 John Bnwauau , of Waterda,ie, the city of London, brandy merchant, at twelve, at tie.i. h•il, Leinlen. CERTIFICATES —Aram 4. Joseph Brs.rby, Ire of Wilton, 111 the county of Wihr, tire bet-merchant, dealer and chapman. Waite, Hayward, of the city of New Sarum, in ilk, tenni. of Wilts, clothier, dealer aifd chairman. John Edgar, of the city of New Sarum, in the enemy of Wilts, .iirecon, apothecary, chynii.t and druggist. Nathaniel j e tf,,,., of Pall-Malt, in the county of M:..:dlesev jeweller, broker, dealer and chapnian, Edward Byrne the plump, of Liverpool, in the county o. 1.4:1C1+1.•r, MI 'chant. John C boot Clarke, of Online-hill, London, merchant. William Hingston, of Princes-‘treet, in the parish or ti Mary, Rotherliithe, in the county of Surrey, inaster•ms ner, dealer and chairman, William Wright, of the Borough Highetreet, Southwark, plumber, dealer and chapman John Harris, of the Old Jewry, in the city of Loruiort, watch. maker, dealer and chapruan John Greatrix Smyth, late of Dyer's-court, Aldermanbure, in the city of London, insurance -Droner, dealer awe ehaptnan. . - INSOLVENTS. Prisoner in Mk Idaje..ty's Prison of the FLEE?. FIRST NOTICZ. John Pickering, formerly of Lavrer Eaton street, in the Patier of Saint Gcorge, Hanover-square, m the eiunty of fitf4dl,. sex, wine and handy merchant, afterwards of Wixton, the Psineh of Lambeth, in the county of Surrey, and late , 4 Powell. place, in the Citproad, in the said county of hdieldie. sex, brll•breker. Prisoner in the KINGS BENCH Prisyn, fu the County or Surrey. lillag WOTICI. Rfrharel Tomkins, formerly of Hatton-street, Holborn, to the eniit; of If alle.ex, and late of Saint fountaa'astre,t, is the borough of Southwark. alerehant. Pnson.ri Uo Cagle of NORWICH, in sad ter the Canty of Norfolk. ti est notice. John Culyer, late of Seaming, fernier!y of Etline-rters, in the p ,thh of E.iit Derehsas, in the coulity M Nortnll, tartnrr ri.senet in His Majesty's Gaol at HORSII s.M, in the cottzty of S 011.21, WIEST NOTICE. William Dallama!, totaled! of klaatittia, but late tgthe Ira: t of Furelignt , tii %bacon tv of Sua..t. MEETINGS OF at 2.I)ITOICS Al' GUILDHAI.I., raii.aatia Now I. x Ralph Frorter, Mortimer -street, Cayenclii.h.square, tv.i. lao'der . • . . John Storey Pritchard; late of Wigm.ire street, Caven. thats.,quare, 'poet,. . 110 Henry Fi•ather, Manchester, I.aneashire toa.de.iler 3 1 WiPiam Traynor, Jerinyn-atreet, Si fames's, Welt mutate', talkie a to J .hn elougliton, Love-lane, St. Mary, Rotherhithe, Surrey, ship-rigger . 2 1.1 Thu,t.as Within., late of Broad-street, Caruaby-market, and or Brewer-street, Gulden-square, Middlesex, sue. 11015 W . . 11 • • . 3 1.1 Iliow'' 1 •-s li r " -- 7"`"! , r ll 3lfrtmtlee • - . • !ad-halter, dealer and elaynnin, at eleven, A: Iht Mr. Riddiu3gh, the How:, In I.oril-dAtet, Liver. rutin Themes, late of St. James'.-place, in o .e pa. Jainers, Mrertmitister, in the ;mum; of Middlesex, rite, at Goddhall, Lannon. homers Waightmaii ' late of Nanate-street, Lon , : e., at ten, at Guildhael. Nom. Levy, of the adinoriei, in the manly t. In.!, chant, dealer and chairman, at tette., a , i.nruel Wilkiiann and 3tureph Butrough, of Hilk e, and of Great Marlow, 111 the county of llnck, t . linsnefrapeis, dealers and thiourea, at oa, all, a,ondor fa.ter Ewer, of Little Love lane , Aldenuanhort 'sere ham, dealer and chapsuan, at ten, at fit nldha J lanes Roy le, of Manchester, to the county of Litho ler, Dealer arid theorise., at three, at the Pala te I irket..triat lane, in Ma.icheder. Ealemnt Puldie, late of St James's-walk, in tle. ;t. James, Clorkenwali, in the county of Madesel, needier, at ten, at Giii:4ll.l;, London, ;uhert Chandler, of Shnrediteh„ iii the cluilt7 OE cheesemonger, dealer awl chairman, at title... London. !erg. Rishopsi.t.h. 5.., in the tanner, deler and cliaona.s, .t CIeVCO, at t . ! 1, in Wallop. CJllln Itahn Bowman, of Water-lane, London, brandy merchant, at twelve, at teuj, lon. CERTIFICATES —Aran. 4. by, hare of Wilton, m time county of Wihe, tire ant, dealer and chapman. ward, of the city of New Saturn, in the corny clothier, dealer Add chairman. „ of the city of New Sarum, in the cellist, of von, apothecary, ehymi.t and druggist. tier, 4, of Pall-Mall, in the county of Nl , .:diesex. arnkcr, dealer and chapntan, le the younger, of Liverpool, in the county cs nu 'chant. rt Clarke, of Caillege-hill, Leman, merchant. [signori, of Princes..treet, in the panel' of c diethithe, in the county ei Surrey, master-ore r and chairman. 'fight, of the Borneelt flighstreet, Southienk„ dealer and chapman of the Old Jewry, in the city of Loneloet, watch• aler and chaproan ix Smyth, late of Dyer's-court, Aldernanbure„ ity of London, insurania.oruter, dealer sal INSOLVENTS. r in His Majeidy's Prison of the FLEsr. formerly of Lower Eaton greet, in the Paridt ;,wrge, Hanover-square, m the eiunty of Madl ! . and brandy merchant, afterwards of Wixton, of Lambeth, in the county of Surrey, and late .4 icer, in the Citptcad, in the said comity of kiddie. the KING'S BENCH Prisyn, in Um County or Surrey. Plan nOTICR. nkins, formerly of Hatton-ateet, Holborn, in the iddleax, and late of Saint reausitas's.stre,t, ;II of Southwark, eilerchant. is Cagan( NORWICH, in and for the Cr..my of Norfolk. tiasT NOTICE. late of Seaming, formerly of Riling-freers, in of East Derehace, in the county oaf Sorrell. lis Majesty'e Gaol at HORSIIt,M, in the ceurty of WIEST NOTICE. laway, formerly of Hastings, but late %flint ht, w tho Ci)ti tv of 'J. 4%,(AN atz;sannamnnsanana (GS OE CRIOUTORS Al' GUILDHAI.I., 110- 141•11 NOW r, Mortimer-etroat, Caventlieh.square, em- . • 3 IA Pritchard; late of Wigmore street, Caeen. r, giocet • . J 13 er, Manchester, Lancashire, teedieder 3 1 trim, Jerinyrvetreet, Si fames's, Wein- anew d in nton, Love-lane, St. Mary, Rotherhithe, lip-figger • • 2 12 thin., late of Broad-street, Carnaby-market, wer.suret,Guiden-squere, Middlesex, am. . 11 DIVIDENDS. vile I.ynn ' Norfolk, draper 1 ' striacasellem.comu i i, po i puTpyi.ne; r merchant I. stmet: ' wholesale .tatloner id , late of Oldham, Hampshire, dealer in me of Drury-lane, va O trailer . „ 12 ler , Saville- tow, tlisslington.gardens, If merchant • 11 mese, John-street, Adelphi, winemaer- ld Moulton, Northamptonshire, laceman 1.; yd, Brightheidistone, Sussex, linen-draper 1J CERTIFICATE. 'Asti, of klo.sley, in the parish of Ashtoneintri. 111 county of Lancaster, cotton-spinner, ricalzr ant ICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. DIVIDENDS. Porter Shepherd Lynn ' Norfolk, dr a per . I'. . Thome. Wait!, Newca stle-uport-Tyne, merchant . 1.: John Thompson, 'land -court, Upper Thames-street, Lo•idon, wholesale .tationer . ' . II Charles Cole, late of animal, Ilampshire, dealer in corn, but now of Drury-lane, vi. 4 nailer . . 12 'tickled Names, Saville-row, tLislincton.gardens, Mid dimes, wine merchant . 11 . . John Moorlionse, John-street, Adelphi, wine•mer chant . 1,1 . . . . . .1 ihn Webb, Moulton, Northamptonshire, laceman 1.; William L oyd, Brightlieliostime, Sussex, linen-draper 1J CERTIFICATE. Thomas Eramhall, of klo4sles, in the ',wish of Aqhton.un Icr. Line, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-spinner, ,kslzr .411 eltatanarl. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SA fUR DAY. 3 per Cent. Camels „ "II D per Cvut. Navy NM Uranium . . .. . _ . India Bonds Exchrque. .. par. Is. die. English Lottery Tickets Consuls for ..... !.. 643 T. RISH, Stock-Marker, Ns. 4. Corustn , l, and 9, Ch..nng-croaa. _ _ BIRTHS. - - - On Wednesday lan, aiioi;te;, in iledfusdihire, the Ley of Manw,General Oredow, of a daughter. On Thursday, in :Innierret.place, Lady Thnmpinn, wife 4 Sir Inamas B. Tautap.uzi, Comptroller 01 the Navy, of a daughter. Uo FrAay, Mr.; Gurney, of Seriesurs inn, of a sort 041 WeAns.day intinutig, in Queen-street, May-fair, t!t lion. Mrs. fiby, of a daughter. bEATiis. Latety, in Ireland, Mrs. _roam ' , mother to the M..ter the Roll,. On Torsday last, at Uckfieliii, In Sumex, William Augusto. Troy, 'had son ul L .ni K ,stuu, : to of Whou.o, in thee' ????? tv of +tortiwni.,ton. MUD WATER, TD.s DAY, *r LowirJw bwwkil Mum.... 29 sin. aft, , . 6 I 40 mil dm .• • _ - - LONDON :—Printed by G. DAVIDSON, Pie. 17. • Court, how stfeer. Cosent-Osolen, and lothii.hrd at r • Office, No 13, Ilsek or St. Clemente Church, S' •'. W. STUCK, of No 7, New li , •!tow st•ert, 1 •I re s, 4 , c. fn. t.ii. l'3per, sent to the (Ace - • will he dilly alicaded SALE BY AUC4ION. Be LEICOII and S. SOTHEBY, Bookseller, At their 'loose, No 1141, Strand, tat MONDAY, March Sc. and Foot following Days (Good Frislay eSz• Pled). . 1 .1-IE. 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