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• • °I Miknehettaf ; and Mr. Charlet Jackson, Hire court, Tern PIN Landon. :she Gr.A•haw the younger, of Preston, hi the &minty •; taineemer, aw4iiiii-roanuiususer, dealer and etrapnwit, to iurrtuldrmo May 4,5, and 26, at eleven, at the VII htte.Florae Inn,,tttl.rwo,rts, P,e.t .n afo re said. Anornevs, Memos. Asodets and tin Preston ; and Mr. *.glesw...rth, Gray's-inn square, L olden. Andre. Srilms, of Mentor , . in ihe county of Deem,. gro• Car, dealer and rhainnan, to emit-older, Aiini 2s, CO, ai.d May 26, at eleven, at the tallulse raves., in the city of Exeter. Attorneys, Merw•t. Dreg. and Loaham, New-inn, Loudon; and Means. Shar: and Barnes, I• rimer. John rleorge Thomas, el sir-at Yarmouth, in the county of tiGrfele. linen draper. dealer and 4:43. 0 110a, to .uffesolfo, April SO, at four, and May I, and 2d, V ten, at the Krung'• Head let, in the Starke. SAC.% Beat YarOV/fillil Won-said Attorneys. M.. James Sayers, Great Yarmou:li ; MeEr , Swain, st norm, and Maples, Old Jewry, London. H r illie n Knott,, (and nut Thorne: Knuth, as adver tised in las . Saturday's Gmette,) or flatmate Break, in the ins nor of To newt's., in the county or Lancaster, shopkeeper, dealer and ctiapman, to surrender, April 24, 1;7. anJ May 2. at twelve, at the llama and Hound: Ito, in Bury, in the said county. itturneys, Mr. Samuel Wuode..el•, bury and Mr. Henry Bla.eliock, Kim-court, Temple, London. William Clincher, late of Csepel-street, Westminster, in the count✓ Of Middles-a, careetitet, dealer and chaprnan, to surietide:, Sped 21, 21, and May 26. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneis, Messrs. Thmkstun and Welchnias, Sorry Side sat titacktroir'-ebrulge. Matthew WOluon Hug.ton, late of Charier street, City r,ad, its the pefun of Sr int. Luke, Ist the euorny ot M..ld.e.e!‘„ linen-draper, timer and chapitiati, to surrender, April 21, and May 1, at one, and May 26, at tell, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Hammel, rtsma Chanib , 's, Covent-garden. Jehn Arrfertmi. of Ball Gress • Mull, near Cohie, in the count) of Lancaster, cotton-si•triner, dealer and chairman, to surrender, April 27, May b, and 26, at three, at the &Wee . water A.m., in Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Ducaouith and Chippin lad, in Manchester. James late of vie town of Monntenth, shm.ker per, to surrender, April 21, 22, and May 26, at ten, at the hones of Imes B •nnett, known by the naii.e of the Crot Motet, in the city of 'len-ford Attorneys, Mr. Herbert tl rris, Mon• month ; and Mr John Williams, Rid Lion.sqoare, London. Zaccheus Kenton, late of the town or Nurthauti.turi, iii the e• unty of N.inbant stun, learn, to surrender, April 2a, at nine, 27, at elcre aid May 26, at nine, at th. house of Joseph Cte, known by the sign of the leorge Inn, in the said town of Noithainetriti. Attorneys, Mr. Theopitims Jeys, north. amptrus ; and Messrs. Edmunds and Sun, Licchequer Office of I.t..crilii% Inn, Loader,. Moultaui !'inch, late of the city of Westminster, dealer and chew:salt, to surrender, May 1,2, and 26, at eleven, at the house of Mr. Francis G ode, the K'iag'a Aims, sun Fore.,trcet, in the town et rtyrn nth Dock, tit the c.muty of Devon. At. torneys, Messrs. Bone, kodd, and Davie, Plymouth Deck, Deva.n. Rt e h a rd Barnes, of Manchester, in the counts , of Lancaster, eietuater. dealer Ln,lChdylll/111, tnsurrender, April 29. ^Q. and May 26. st three, at we Keyal Oak Inn, in Manchester. At. tnnseys,. Messrs. Lear.ler and Crudest, Manchester and Mr. Eli., Lunk..r-street, London. _ _ Thomas Dotaraa, late of Geinsford-street, Hordes-Dewa, ht the county corn-daaltr, dealer and chapeau', to surrandet, Aptil tt, Yt. ; and May fi6, at one, at tioildh.,ll, Ltnolon. Allestaey, Mt. George krtogle,, Glerdleretree , , aat ton-Garden. Christopher Gerientniss, late hf Purleigh, in the eosin" of Essex, baker, alt nikeeper, dealer and whaprnan, in were. der, April 18, 23, at -gayest, and Mar 26, at ten, at Goi:ribiall, Lon. dun. Attorney , Mr. J•Jun Copland tiselntsiurd, Essen ; and Mr. Mi(g. :tattoo-Garden, London. Joeeph thtzg,tt, late of Bothertun„ ta the county of Yolk, whet let got, dealer and ehapman. to amender, May I I, it, and 26, at . neon, at the Red Lien-Lin, Punt( tract, in the said et ~,,, ittoeneys, Me Michael Mittun, Pontefract; and Mr. [Lenard Batty., t.:!'.ancery-lane, Laudo.t. chaser% pierced for eighteas pas, and manned witli 161 men, commanded by Monsieur Jean M. Yar- I's. with di patches from Guadeloupe for t.e Lar..t.cas ; she is two years old. and a well-equ;pped Ace vessel. in .111 resp4:4l, tor His Majesty's service. At the head of our invaluable men's names, who fell in this quarter at an hoot's sharp contest, stands that of the Seent.d Lieutenant, Hato y Wa;ker, oh Ii: third wound of the (hikers ceiturnamkng our • five mats, o. ly Lieutenant Gibson wits unhurt, It may be anneces.4ry to add Lieutenant enombe's report, that ewe' y nun ditl hi, duty. I am %nib fied they did. I iim, sir, &c. (Signed) G. SAYS*. To Rost Admiest th, flun. S.r Alesan tee Cochrane, K C..mmaninr-m-Chicf, dze. A Let el hate.: and ,rounded (Meets, Seamen, and Marines wt board tie Galatea and Le Lynx. Kin", an Itu,nd the Waite. H. Try Loeutrumt. Geute. Vincent, sea. msn •.1 ,hn 11 ,, to. Th °sous W rtendge, dmo. Robert Wt:amt. , 111.... Frokrirk Plank, Mao. Joint' Ma- N,gjeam d %t.rme4. William Cooper, Private of Ma. iota. llur•ti Nichnils. Svrerr:y onunied on 1n.0. , 1 th. 2 G.,Lawa. rf6l,aus eunriihe, Vint Lieutenant Henry liarofteld. 1111, roe mai, robe." jiibbli i , Pelt' I:, heal.i.:*. iota; fee, ditto. Williatu %Vett. dint, R., t I! tn.., ditto. Will.ani Mill.. ditto. Ric:tor•l Rai Am, Pf 4•4.61 u( Marines. Henry Therinpvini, dn.°. naval Jame., III;ghtly ;rounded oil brad the Galatea _ . _ ' _ . John Green, Master's M no. R Berry, Petty officer Sn -14,,t 5C5,111.3. Tllolll4s W utaker, 4littn. George •3,.ffitift Jinn. Thn,nas d'tto• James Bog. ditto. Sohn Chapman, Into. Jebel Notes, ditto). John Lewis, ditto. Thlitias Gordan, Private of MariON. Telsl--9 tided at.d 4d wounded-. 31. • Kt.lel atn Doan' Le Lena. Tifit TLird Lieutenant, 13 Pea). Officers, Seamen, and StiM.ors. Wounded nn buanl Le Lynn. The Ononiander, Mons. M. Yarques.t, awl th.: First Liatiteuaht. (both thadiyl, 4 Wk.'s, and 14 Seamen and bf.'erk. 1 .sta.-14 killed Qui :V wounded (most of them hadly)—• 84. (igne.l) GEO. SAYER. C.•; of avvoilw I,tter .. frnua_Rear.Ad.noral Sir Alevander l'• K d to Winsion M,r.d., , , Lg. dated on btrani Kotlautterraind. Carlisle Flay. B..,sadJes, February 5, 11•07 Sts —1 have great pleasure in nrqnainting ycu. for the ininrittatitas of the Lords Commissioners of eau Admiralty, w•th ' , sir having again possession His Majesty's late sloop Favouti , e. She WAS eq. bared by the Juo.t on the coast of Guayana ; an.. I hullo.* a copy of Captaio Cechrane's letter, giving ten account titarreaf. f •,. in arch bespoke will also fall in with her oessort, rows .ff rovered her nrdcrs and sesaasavane. I have the honour to be. Ste. AL= CuCNa•KE. Maitivc. it. Jas.,' ' at Sea, Jemmy Li, la 7. let% received your orders by kiss Majesty's shop Osprey, I proceeded towards Mummy River, rid yester.i 4y mornmg. at day-lie.t, Snramine River bearing South by Last tweire-sid miles, flit. coterltd'a ship iind brig, nearly sir mile- on the weitlier beam, apparently men of war ; and from as. informatics I icceive.l a taw d..) ; before, con unwed diem to be the vessels of which we were i.l Stage.) i and all' sat a.inarter before ten, succeeded ittAidissitaig the ship to at ion w ithM alesetty atter wreck aad proved to be La r evourite, formerly in Um Majetity's servic , ), mounting six wit long sixes and thirteen twelve-pounder Ca annuls.. haying on bo a rd one hundred and filly 'nen, and coinnia..ded•by 1tf.1:3 tlarant lailitenallt e brig, from her bailing meprvios to the Favraar'te, in conseyuence nt eigna3 from her. kept e gun-shot to windwa , d, rI em sorry to say, from the time it conk to ex amp the pitmen, arld being favoured by the triad. she has made her escape ; she mounts tour teen brass eight-pounders, (kcglish nines), and one Imitated and twenty - !.en. I am happy to MU, we had only one man wounded ; the Favourite had one killed and one wuntui J. and was -very much cut up in her sails and I iggiug. 1 cannot conclude witnout retnrri 4 ng thanks to Lieniten ,r.t Pringle, first of this ship. for l is adore cooduct on thm..ll well as every occasion ; and am only sorry t:-at this affair did t.nt ati.rd him a gieatei opproiaty of ilistinguis• ing himself. L have the hollow to be, &c (Sigt.rJ) T. Coat Rena, Sim Almiat C.eivilsw, Y. B. Qt. AC AC. P kiITNERSHIP DISSOLVED. Toni rin.o tiVase. and Honer. Ratcliffe. ski s b at 111 ,. .......11(e....i0uth, in the county of Durham. }e'.. I.:, Ie 7 Deoirl .1 a..d John Druce. of Mitcham, in Surrey, 'nil:. Apr,' 11, 1807. Itico..rr %1A..• is, the elder, and it chant M .rtin, the younger, both of IV.itan•nts le. Dale, in the county of Lancaster, hop ana ja et , r aleffi.,lllU. ASA 9. 111(1. AwaliArn Roder and George lits.hall, of Sheffield, in the mho..' .4 York, bturk•na.bers. Se," t 9, 111 .6. Jame; tr,stoo end .Villa,. Hainan, or Manchester, in the [mean. Apia 7, 1107. Sellswlllrohle, William Serepane, to I William Wiliam', wllie and melody merchants, at St. Illary•er.•B4.ll, London. Ap•il IS. Int. 7. „ Charles Mercier and Timm. Moicrak, of Northumberland. 4.11 , `, ifs the Straw/. March iv. 1 1 0 7. P..rltard tinigiciasen and Witha,.. Nicholson, linen and re.e.l:-11-1...re •at Woiksop,, au cuuoty of Nottingham 11..4a.r.it 11 1 1(4. Arum, the younger, end Samuel Hig6ln, both e: t.• • it, .4 Norwich, shawl snanidAclurers sod liot.eicssers. 8, 111417. hArro•l (,“ck and Peter Pascoe, grocers and tes.dealers, at st ) timmul...u7k, 111 the cnur ty of Deno. Feb. 18, 1807. ‘NKSUPTS. Co-icey, ard J..suh ()liver, of Conaton-street, is th, Ctt, of lodes % d. , :er and chapmen, to surren. dew, A,ril 43. 3., at twelve ' and Ma, Ai, t •ri,•t Guildhall, 14.4144,1. Asionaey, Mr. Wont, old Pay Office, Broad l'lloseas ',misdeal, of th. CMy of Chichester, in the count, ut S. a es, brasier, dsaler awl ehapmen, to surrender, Aged :0, at one, 2/ at Woven, and :11.r 24, at one, at the Gad. to F eon ln.r, in the Citr et (;lii,he•ter. Attorneys, \lr. Lake, I,nndon, and Mt. James Champ. C•iiefieste-. Jonathan Search, of Chorlt-m, in the pariah of blenches ter, le me itousity of LIIIICAMC c..tten spinner, /stater mad . . _ e;tepaien, to starer4,r, April 2), 27, *ad Mas a 6, at two, at tag D. ravens, in Deati•tate, M.1. , C11.11e,. Att,irst+.,s, kg,. 3. he 11l on, lu Manchester ; and .114.:.•n. Foulke. and Long . get, Gs•;'s•arn, Lood,,n. ! rev ir hoe Ri , ,ig-ict.hy awl Edw.,/ Kenararthy, of Stainlantk, in the ~....41 ea H.,lifax. in tbe cninty of Yak, ctatu.s si.ir I ~ . e 1....." aw' , Isapnlet., to bu•re•altt, Mav ), 6, and 26. • .tr.v. ..t le .. Wfi:te - lI , If Inn in ‘ia..chester, in the eunsair r • : ...fig.. , -t. Astor s v., Jr.! R.Jackson,Maradees.traen, F. DIVIDENDS. May 7. Jams Henry Cltamnion, of Gravesend, in the rennvy of Kent, &ewer, dealer and chap man, at tan, at Guildhall, London. April it I. Qtllani &arson anl Jt.bn Statute, et St !dory. at-Hill, in the city Y Lanthiti, sitychaota, brunets, dea.ers son cliapaseu, at ten, at Guildhall . May 9. John 1)...et, !ate of Camomite-ttrcet, in the cat? of Lw dots, mariner, dealer and elny.nan, at twelve, at Guild hall. May 16 Meat Beiraley, of Manchester, la the county of Ulotels , rf, VlitUA , :lif, dealer and cha v iruan, at lout, at the White Lion Inn, i,t Maocho•ter. Me! 7. Wit min Hume, I.te of the borough of Berwick rpon•Treed, CO,ll. , derrilaoit, at twelve, at Mr. Charms M mete., the Kteg•• ants Inn , in Berwick. Mae 5 11:rst.rd Koss, of the New City Chemise's, in the city of Imidon, merchant, denier red chapinan, at tan, at Mar 3 Samuel Watson, of Blakeney, in the county of Norfolk, ctn. .-mrrchant, dealer ani chapman, at ten, at Gni:dhal:, London. CERTIFICATES—Jfa• S. George Life,of Welt II .ronagatc, in the county of York, inn k etk.r. dower autl chapinau •- _ _ Benjamiu Samll..rd Sykes, of Liverpool, in the courtly of Lan r.tster. dealer and chapoian. John Fiomings late 01 Horsrneuden, in the County of Kent, victualler, dealer and Chapman. James Kellum, late of Grevillestreet, Hatton-garden, in the county of Middlesex, painter and glazier loim Warren, late of Eishopssate-stmet, (bet now of the Crescent, near the Minurie., in thecity of Louden,) mer chant, ship and insurancebroher„ dealer and Chapman. INSOLVENTS. PRISONER in the Castle of NUKWICII, in and for the County of Norfolk. /fen NOTICI. John Cuyler, late of Seaming, and formerly of Ftling. Green, in the pariah of East perchers), in the county of Nottolk, farmer. PRISONER in Hie Majeity' , , Prison of the FLEET. ►IRST NOTICE. Jaime Stevenaan, of No. 29, Tottenham•court-road, in the parish of St. Paneras, and late of No. 22, Oxford-.t rec., in the wish or St. Mary•la-bonne. both ia the county os Esq. and Doctor or 'thyme. A letter from Plymouth, received on Sunday, says, •• An English Cartel arrived her• this morn in, (Friday), with 23 ptssengers, who have been liberated from French prisons —amongst the num bers ate, From li.est—sCaprain Robinson, of the Merchant Se , vice. From Verdun—Mrs Wilson, of Exeter • Mrs. hf•Mollen, Mn. Rnbertson ar:d two children; Mrs. Shields and clied ; Mrs. tierrart, three children, and a unapt; Mrs. Whitt, and Mrs. Mount and daughter. From Arras—Mrs. A. Knowd, of Tottenlssin-enurarmirad ; and Mr.. M. Barrett, n( the floreells.road, Bristol. " Some of the passenger, report, that before they quitted 11n: lain, they were benched, and every letter or paper taken from t' em. " The Ladies from Verdun, and Cart. Rome. 110 M, say, the Gent "Antics were the nosy soldiers they saw on the road, alt the regular troops in France having been ordered to the army. " The people in France are greatly dissatisfied with B ; the reverses which he has et. perienced oa the Vi.tula were freely spoken of. and wholly imputeJ to hi; want of condua aad dis cretion. Thc recent levy of one in seven, has dis gusted all ranks. " There ate in prison at Arras. 4000 British semen, 40h hp-s. and 195 Offi:ets, passengers and masters of bl ps, on their parole .4 Car enw of the Bfav , he frigate were met no their route to Ai. as ; the Officers of that ship are ordered ta Verdun." IVd‘PAL INTELLIGENCB. PORTSIMUTII. •PRIL IS. Arrived the Cambria, from Halifax. The Ammo , lows u appointed controy for Ireland. Five sail of eoppered transports are ordered to the Downs, to take the tieli regiment *a board.—Wind W.N.W. TALMOOTN. APRIL 11. Arrived this day, the Duke of Kent picket, Capt. Coateswooh, with mails from the Leeward Islands, 35 days passage from Tortola : accounts were re ceived there on the 6th March from St. Croft, that four French frigates had arrived at Guadeloupe on the 2 27th February, had landed 700 troops, and that they were to sail again next day.— Me brig 'haws, from London to New Providence, is taksu and carried into Guadaloupe ; the brig Vasosiser, from Cork and Lisbon to Barbadoes, is taken and carried into St. Martin's.—The French brig Lone, 18 guns, lately captured by his Majesty's ship (Ma tra, is arrived at Antigua, as also the Favourite (late his Maj-sty's ship Favourite) of 14 guns, captured by the "arm -.The ship Brit/ileum, from Lon don to Jamaica, is lost on the coblets' Rocks, near Barbadoes.—The Prince Adol;lpess Packet, with Is notary Mails, arrived at Bar' 11010eS on the 16th February. The fleet, about ?2 sail, under convoy of his Majesty's ships, Bellosil and Bellerste, arrived at Barbadoes on the 24M February.—Wiud S. W. DIAL, APRIL 13. Sailed from the Downs this mornin*, the Diligent and sprjr East India Pilot Vtisels, with the home ward-bound East Indiamen and Whalers, for the River. Sailed the Sara l.asar East Indiaman for Portsmouth.— Arrived and sailed for the River, the Pwts,a, Clark, from Berhicc, and the Rua& Go ring, from Messina —Came down from the River the Ameta. Sswyer, for Boston; a.d the Lustre, Bhyle, for Quebec, with several sail of outward bound ip , ssels, which re,aitin with the rest of the ships as per lait.—Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. AllitIVID 1 At Portsmouth... The Moore, from Jamaica; the Tittm: iti , tuera, Patrick; the Thalia, Cartes; the &Mutton, Ingraham ; the Allied, Robson ; tbe Margaret, Mines; amid the Industry, Latinos, loam Oporto; the Rover, Gantaselta ; and the Neptune, from Lisbon. At Cowers—Tltr Aim , Jim ilea, - from New York ; the Tlueml ; the Swing States, NroiCen; and the Par 1(..1, IN)'ri. k, bum Chariestoe. At itrinul--The Airmen, from Daetaic. At Liverpool— rhi Copersiem, hum Dantme I the Sarah, Gill, from New Yu k ; the Geary Pierce, from Savannah ; Ow Nancy and le!.ey, ;, from New Orleans; and the Clif ton, Lewis, front JA,llal iCa. At I( tie adbright e Samuel, Braddick, from Jamika. At Schist—The Eliza, Janiaterm, from ditto. Id Vv. Ariadoe, Johnson, from Demerara; the Ajax, Stewart, from Berbice ; tae I...Sim!dmia, Stew at, from Savannah; and the Ei:aabeth, Pearson, from St. Thunues. At Lancaster—The Abraham, Trim- tire, Lona ditto. Ulf Care 4.lrar fhe Neptune, frets ditto. At Debint—The Valange, D.Jeni. from New York; the limn Doimlly ; and the thiparli, from (-1;••• , tu. At Falai , itith-1 be Dart, Lovilt; and the Atm, &balm, front Oporto. boG POR BOLL VAN. Biographical Sivqch nt Lko.tor 11 ,lim•Pa. one of C.:onel Ben's Al—pewee--row • Paper. Dr. Masan, now a prisoner tinder a charge of tresion against the United States, is a native of Maya, near Bremen, lately under the dominion of the King of England ; he was educated at Gottin. gent studied phys;c ; and made a figure at the most cri:brated places in the circles of gaiety in Bump; Aix La Chapelle. Carlahruhe, &c. ace. He passed to Paris, and there was known as an oculist. *fhete the French Revolution found him ; and his faculties were so versa- 'le as tr. render him useful to the Royalibt as well as the Republican; many of the former are said to owe their lives to his boldness and enter prize, in effeding their escape from France to England. There he undertook to go to Ger many to extricate La Fayette. He settled at 01- mutz as a physician; the Saxons speak the purest German, and Bollman speaks and writes German, French and English, with a purity scarcely credi ble for any man to acquire in languages so different in their gradate. With the gallant lAr. Huger, of South Carolina, he at length succeeded in obtaining the liberty of air and exercise for La Fayette; and had so far succeeded as to place La Fayette on horseback. to pursue a road agreed upon, while Stillman managed the officer of the guard. Bali n= and Huger both escaped, but Fayette took the wrong road. and was recaptured. It is said that liollman was the successful negotiator at Berlin, by which Prussia delivered Fayette over to Austria, and thereby contributed to his ultimate release. through clic requisition of Bonaparte to the then Emperor of Germany. Boliman it seems was taken, and himself conveyed to Olmuts ' and detained there for three month s; b u t on a bold and vivid representation of his case, and a declaration that he would never enter the Aus trian dominions, aided by certain other influence. be was released. He was soon after on the verge of marriage with the daughter of itamaris, the Ciiief Burgher of Hambergh ; but this was frnetrated by the interference of a jealc as rival at one of the German Courts. Bollman was Jeeply engaged in diplo matic agencies in Hamburgh, which induced him to remove to America ; and he made a tour of the United States, obtaining, by the eclat of La Fayette's enterprise, a general and generous reception. His view of the commerce and its varieties in the Uoited States, he published in a circular letter in the Ger. man lan •. tag l ; and addressed it with so much six:- cese .eve .t houses in the Note) of Europe ' that the very vim became a merchant,, and sat down in this city; where he exhibited a splendid and possessed talents the e.'ist general, and an addiess tl.e most engaging and plastic: he married the d•iighter of our of our tun's, respedta. hle citizens: she died' About two years ago, leaving two lovely children. A few weees after her death, Mi. Bollman faiteti it is said tor a stun of 200,000 dollars; but we suipe; that suns is :nisch beyond the fad; however, his fxiare issertain. lie s , on atter removed to N.:w-Vurk, where be engaged in the trade in grain, an. other specula:sous. Mr. Bu. t, who appears to I ave usednated his ?melt enter. mist for many years; and who lisel tried and tempted alma.: may n.an of talents itt the Coun try. f ~:e. I:oilman qualified by 'temper for bold and by asiscgt . ou and habit • ihr cdees pleasaillity sal d! ge t -tb * a t , for Asir Ovioasi about ad the of Aell et took of at weasde t lat vras not him" . Pala!! rpre e I,.Le/spea. : that be yap the person • en ga h by Burr 16" pror 'Muer into engsgerae. with General W Mr. Burr roil in this city belong last. /fr. man is supposed to have been the intermedr., agent between the Manprip Yrojo and Mr. and, it is said, that he has already oak matter which will be laid before the Cou rt Spain I fhe remainder of Mr. Bellroin's history is a u l nished. He appears to have rivalled ricnpin, celebrated Spanish cheat, in the variety sod ;Inv of his adventturs and the dexterity w i t h u he has extricated itisaself, and involved all 'mita biro. • MEETING Of atEDITIbIa AT GUILDHALL, TOIS r•r Jima Whitehead, Checii:ltrett Surrey, bat-eties facture? euAL-Nomtke.r, Aram 13. Ships at Markle Suld p ia 61 ..Na•reark 42 44. $4. a ao. 0., 6 ..Stedalland .... 6 411 a 6d. a 441 04 1 ..e•d.a DICE Of STOCKS TiSTE:SLAY: Bank Stock 3 per Cent. ledecal .. 3 per Cent. Consols - 62i ti li 2 4 per Cent. nil b per Core Navy oeii Long Annuities .. 17 11.14 °airtime India Stock ' 11144 4 Ditto Bent IL N. pato. Exchequer 5die.............. le. Sr. Xs. pram. English Lowey Tickets T. INSH. Stack-Brnkrr, No. 4, Cornhill, sod 9. Ch,finvero-. COURSE OF EXCI Astratreatu 96 8 11 U. Out. at sight 36 •-• utter.!an. c. f.. 9 2 U. Ha nltyrilt S4 10 2411. Alton... 74 11 2111. Parrs l4 10 Ltv. Otto. 2 Us 11.41Mosvit Catlin 3ll athet. Dlttc. Madrid 314 sent. Ditto 31 Levrieva 414 Naples .. At Edinburgh, Lady Jessie; Capt Hope, Has Majesty' the 10th 'HANOI, Attn. 14. (are Vits;:•- 4 n. 4 ... l ' s 1;:.. Li lt. . Lisboa. 6.2 Oporto 1 rheltho ...... I Ccilt IV •U Sato. /. Portugal Gold lac.• r and liars per es 4 Mew D.tva'onns... Now Ilona* 5 3ileet to bus H.. 1.. b 4 Net • ., Aire . ■ *e Nark S. P. • rent. itTli. 14 Joamuse li•pe, Hoe tah 'a ship Thalami, of a dayebeer„ DEATH. Ile Rutland-square. Divans, the kwho of th• 800. Wa y e , ward, ae•ond sun of the late Ceenteat of Weckl , wo Mn. (',.•ward was Mr Caulfield, mese to the Imo kart of Cu. towboat. On Saturday Lat, Mrs. Puakk, wife et Mr. .1.48 nal', Cansbetwal;.green. HS; WATe.rt, THIS !)AY. Al' L'Ohir "4 Ski. 44 Km—. 3 min. ear.. 7 1 . dittl SALES BY AUCTION. CHOICE CAllgt4L:T vP IldtWEllt l llll. b. Meow K 131.4 at.d Lt)t.t IKE, At the;r Gltai stsio.n, 911, Kiog street, arre.t, TMt , April IS, and FIVII t..l.ownig DAYS, T•elve, AVary choice and 4aluar..l (•alietlina of MI. 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