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DUBLIN, DEC. 30. We have received the fallowing patticulars cf the lamentable accident which occurred on Christmas Day, at Conway, in North Wales.—The coach con veying the mail, which left London on Tuesday last, arrived at the Ferry of Conway in regular course. The day was extremely stormy, and the liver pre sented so frightful an appearance, that some of the passengers by the coach refused to venture across ; the mail, however, and sixteen persons, were pat into the Ferry-boat, which was either overloaded or unskilfully managed, se that about midway a vio lent squall coming, with a heavy sea, she instantly sank. We are sorry to state, that of the sixteen, butt two have been saved, one of whom swam ashore ; the other fortunately seized upon the bag containing the Mail, with which he floated, until he was taken up. Mr Jewster, a respeCtable hatter of th is city, was one of those, who, happily for themselves, were alarmed at the appearance of the river, and declined attempt ing to cross. Among the arrivals by the Holyhead Packet, on Saturday, we have the pleasure to announce that of Alexander Marsden, Esq. Monday and Tuesday last, two large parties of Volunteers, from the 2d battalion of the 47th foot, marched into Cork, preparatory to their embarka tion for Buenos Ayres, where they are to kiln the Ist battalion of that regiment. The Royal County Limerick Regiment of Militia, now at Newry, have received a route to march to Dundalk; and the 7th regiment, quartered at Dun dalk, have received their route tor Newry; from whence they sail for Glasgow. Several otter move ments are expelled to take place amongst the mili tary, when the regiments, which are under orders for this country, art ive from England. It is under stood, that on the arrival of the troops in this coun try. from England, the following distribution of quarters will take place; Ist Royal Dragoons. at Dundalk; the 7ih Dragoon Guards, at Clcnimu I ; the stb Foot, at Cork; the :7th ditto, at Derry; and the 6th ditto, at Newry. Some of the regi ments, at pre.eut quaneted i■ this garrison, it is also supposed, will be moved immediately. Friday evening a very ormageolas jraern took plaoc between some country people and a number of pe•rters and boatmen, on the quay at Clonmel, iu which several of the party were dangerously. and we hear two are thought to be mortally, wounded. Mr. Jones, hearing of the riot, immediately pro ceeded with a pa•t of the army to suppress it, but the greater part odthe ruffians had dispersed. Tuesday last, a duel was fought near Tubber, on the confines of the c.-unties of Clare and Galway, between Lieut. S —m, of the Longford Militia, quartered in Ennis, and P. O'K—v. E•q. of that town; the parties having discharged too pistols each, without any disagreeable consequences, seve rally retired. N4P4L IN lELLIGANCE. guaTtgot:Til, JAN. 2 filed the Na,clants, of 36 guns, Cepta,ii C. Nlaie.lia, (or Plr•ilouth. 'll he Prince George, of 98 guns, Capt. G. Lneack, nnm , o,fd this morning, with the signal flying 1 ., n• rlae West India eon- Ivey to follow; bat owing to the rind being scant, and little Of a, she 'hooted again. The Malta, r th 11 , • Sahrint and Meteor, wail, it is sup grated, tale the Mediterranean convoy. PLYMOUTH, lAN. 1. The frill.wieg eix sail of the line, drittrilied for the M. di• te.-rtirea 0, sail this mooting with a hue hie se at East, six. Pormi 'a-!re, 03 gor s; Glory, Courae.... ux, Warrior, Teuthie, and twos. of 74 guns "reit ; alai the Neetune and Lisa bath leader., to the Westward A,r lied the Yremy, brig, Lieut. Hutehieson; Cocktniee, hired *kip, ."0; ffharysl,outar, b,lr. Lieut. Gabe; and B. itannia, heat cutter, from the Eastward. FALMOUTH, DEC 51. Arrived this day His Maiesty's she. Dragon, of 74 guns, Copt. Scott, from off Rochefort ; and Ely sloop of war, G o rr Plymouth. s..ilrd the Duke of Montrose pseket, Denoly, with Mail of the 9th rose. (or N. w York arid Halifax; ?rime of Wales packet, Todd, with Marls of the 9th and 16th for LION/111 Duke Of Kent packet, Caite.woith, with Mail of eh.. 17th, tor Lipewa,d Islands; Town-head packet, Dodd. with Mail of the 49th inst. for Lisbon; His IVleSe.ty's b.rg Sevag.., of 16 guns, Capt. Morris, to join the West India convoy at Cork. YARMOUTH, J• 11. 2. Soiled the Roebuck, of 44 guns, to the Num; arid three vin• brigs, en a cruise. Arrived the Ruby, of 64 guns, front !Sheerness; Oberon 4coop of war; and remain with the Majestic, Arlaitral Russell; Trusty, a dmiral 'Douglas; Resolution, Detatur, Sat au, Agin. iteutt, and souse vessels. The PliNe!lls of Wale' packet, Caht Dan, fort the "Cnntinent, and landed her Mails at this port , after wl.relt she soiled for Harwich. Will., JAM. 2. Arrised the Bruiser, gun brig, Lieut. Soothers. from a erut c, and has brought unto the Down: the brig .1,10 and MAry, Mattheyrson, from Sumterland, laden with coals, cap tured under the South foreland, by 0 , - Kerr. ge, Franck jou 'steer, of 16 guns, and 60 men, belongi •g to Calais. The Law, Ain um from Archangel for Lon don, is on shore near Christiansand. It has bee❑ calculated, that CNAELOT TB NEE, letter carrier, at Woodbridge, has, on the ave rage, during the last twenty years, walked, in that employ, no less than 29,120 miles. On the la-t commemoration slay at Trinity-Col lege, Cambridge, Mr. Tonicitais, son of the Bishop of LincoLit, delivered a very acquit:A Oration on the charafter of the late Mr. Pr. yy. The Rev. FA EDVIIICE APTIIOkP. M.A. rf Jesns. College, Cambridge, and Vicar of nicker, in Lin colnshire, is presented by the Lord Bishop of Lin coln, to the reffnry of Gumley, in Leicestershire. It is certain that men, belOre the flood, attained to a gigantic stature. The Scripture says—" In those flays Mere ; , ...re giants an Me And But since the deluge, we believe, there never wrt. a man su perior in stature to the late Mr. O'tia cm, the Irish Giant. That Pheennmenon of Nature is no more, but " his very form and pressure" may bt• seen, inimitably modelled in wax, at the Lemon Tree, top of the Haymarket. It is a well-known fail, within a small distrift of the city, that several office clerks, by gaining Shares in the Lotteries bt last year, are now extensively e.tgagt d in business ler themselves; and, from the prudence and assiduity of their conduet, are in a fair way of rising, in a fcw years, to mercantile eminence. 'lt is a:n,st needless to aid, how ex tremely interesting to every official department, In particular, in man and country, must the present most opal( nt Scheme prove, which new stands so star oa theirve of determination. R. PARRY. MILITARY rKomuTtoNs. Ord.t.cr.qttice. Dee. 91, • Royal Regiment of Aoßlery. .T.kopsl IF.ll;ntt, G.nt . toba Quarter - Mas ter, eke J. Lisvd, promo el-.-Jated Dec. 19, ISO 6. Cewpe of Royal Engineers. . _ Gent;entail Cadet John N. WAls to be Second Li. lament, v,ire Wittman, promoted—dated lbec. 23, 1116. Gentleman Collet John Grant to be ditto, vice Towne, pro moted—dated as above . Conweeolaat tigeed by the Lmel Lieutenant af Ike C..unty of Mi Mleses. Charles Slater, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutensutt—dated Juty 19, 11106. Roval Eau Nleddlesex Malt a. Genre, Hefei., Eq. to be Captaim—.dated Sept. 21, Irk Robert Gordon. I:.q. it, be ditto—dated NOW. 1804. Stepee,, Peter It tqact, Gent. to be Lieutenant—.dated Jolly 19, ..-- - - • -. I O6b George Beale, Gant, to be ditte—i.dated Sept. 20, 1806. James Heaney, Gent, to he Eiisign....clued Sept. IQ, 1806. West Muldle.ex Militia. John Austin, Gent. to be En.igii--41atial U 8.30, MS. Wood Mai riot, Gent. to be ditto—dated 00 31,1506. Royal Westirincter Regiment of Midrib...ea Militia. Jehu 51.Glasheo, Gent. to be Lieutenant—dated Aug 10, 11106. Lewis de Leoll, Gent. to he ditto— hated Sept. 10 1816. Charles 'abet Fredetiek Ralf', Gent. to be Etrog.i—fated Aug. IC, 1,4 , 6 Thomas William Pitcher, Gent. to be Ensign—fated Dec. 17, 1506. Loyal Britons. George Rmom, R. 4. to be Adjutant. with Brevet Rank of Captain, vied Jack.-da , irl June 96, leo6. St. Gevege's Volunteers. Engirt Sylvester Drug/two Wilson, to be Lieutenant, •ice Bri.toter. resigned—Jared Jane 97, 1806. James Evans. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vies Crauforl, pro moted—slated March 3, 1806. Henry da Tray Torres, Gent. to be Etoiyti, vice Ladley, ra higned—dated Oct. 6, 1806. Alesvider Johnston, Gent. to be ditto, vice Walsh, promoted ✓dated Oet. 31, 1806. Edward Mesrit, Geta. to be ditto, vice Evan., promoted-. dated as above. itd Battalion of Queen's Rossi Volunteers. First Lieutenant Pierer 0101 to :)e Captain, rice S;r Richard feed, deceseedated Aug 29, 1205. Lieutenant George Orme to be ditto., vice Mangharn, r..t;gned N•or. 11, 1806. Seer:tor, Lieutenant Enuare Danbr to be First Lieutenant, stem (411e11-.dated Aug. 29, 1206 Second Lientenstit GeorgeStidder to be ditto, vice Orme... stated Nov. 11, 1206. Samuel Gent. tn be See.md Li4.utertant, •'.ce John ston, resigned—dated Aug 29..11106. St. James's Loyal Volunteers. . William Read, Gent. to k Ensign, ince Root. re-gned— dated Aug. 29, 1806. • luke ~f Gloucester 's Vollinteers William David Oisfith, Gest. to be Ensign, vitt Latk, pro. mated—dotal Ott 21, 1806. Westminster Volunteer Carer,. Captain Reaubis to be Major, rite Comer, deceased—slated Oct. 20, 1606. _ . _ St. Pancras Volunteer.. Ensign Dunbar to be Lieulenant--daied Oct. 20, 1004. Richard enok, Gent. to b. Ensign, are "'WIC,, resigned... dated a,: above. Thomas Ryan, Gent. to he Twirl—dated as above. Loyal North Briton Vq:.1141 etc •.. Alexander G. Da , .itlion, LI. to be Captain, vice Stewart, re signed—A.oW Oct. 84, 18 .6. Alexander 114.1(innen, Gent to be First lieutenant, rice A. Ritchie, resilneil-4.ite.l as above. Ilarrear Vole:deers. Willi un Thomas Wash, Esq. to be Captain Coa•eandant, rice Lord Northeick, resieninl-4ated Oct. 21, 1846. ►canc.. [lancer, Ge:it to he Lieutenant, vice Lord Claed Ha melten, twig 4.l—datoct Oct. lb. 1806 iebn 81,41, (feet to be Ensign, nice Webb, pternotee.—d,ted as above. Chiswick Volunteers. Captain Gi•oree FArtar,lGrifBt4ts to b. %hi Commandant, vise Wi.iodreefe, resign... Al.—dated Aug. 4, 14V6. PROM SATURD.II' '.'!GUTS G.IZLTTE. Vilite, set liehn Skh to be Captain, eke GriCtbs, Hornet:( -.-..... --dated Nov 11, IVA. Admirally-Ofre, J an . 3, I FO7. , Emirs,' Henry Sick to be Lieutenant, sire .1. !itch, prnmoted -,•iiitel as those, Copy of a Letter from the Right Ifortourahle Lord Keith, K B Edward Curtis, Gent. to he Ensign, vice N. Sich—dated as Admiral of the White, ,Itc. t•i %Wham Marmlim, Esq. dat,rd I- above. at Rantlgate, Dec. 31, 18 , G. Sitt—l transmit, for their Lordships' information, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. a copy of a letter which I have received from Com- M•V r‘. Pinwill and Thiolipsno, shipbuilder., Loworonreet, mcdore Owen, and of the inclosure to which it re- De yo u . ii i t , i , i , h, ~, in , E ,t hec i in andou ri t y 5 . , , ,,, ;' uel y m . D i r iw.. ,-ce , t n h ti:tr2 ,o B, un llll , o , 6. 01 fers, r: porting the capture of the Deux ' Freres, tile city "(Bristol, wine and brandy merchants. December French privateer, and the recapture of an English 51, 1806 trader, by Lieutenant Parry, at present aaing in the John Green Ames, William Green,John Spear, and Benjamin command of I his Majesty's sloop the Spitfire. Bradley, carriers. November 13, 180 G I have the honour to be & c. K e trn. RiMard %Vdrom, Robert Garn , tt, arid %William Garnett, cotton ,ElTll. merchants, Manchester, in the county of Lancaster. Dd. His Majesty's snip Clyde, Walmer Road, erinker :31, 1806. MT LORD, Dec. 3,i, 18r; .I.lan Middleton, John Lndesvond, and William Hilliard, of I have the honour to inclose a letter from Lieu- Sheffield, In the county of York, bUtton-manufacturers. tenant Parry, the aaing Commander of His Me es- William m m rd he a r r 3 sB l, Thomas Tatham, aril Edward Bader, up ty's sloop the Spitfire, reporting the capture of the holsterers, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square. Dr:cumber jl, French lugger privateer, which he intercepted on 1806 her return from Beachy Head, having just before re- B nija,nrn Plowman and Benjamin Charlton, of Kensingtnn, captured the Friendship English brig, from Mo- : 3 s , n i th i e ßo crity of Middlesex, smiths arid farrier,. December gadore, which had been taken by this privateer, Thontas Leland, John Clark-, and William Roscoe . , of Liver in company with another vessel of the same de- pool, bankers. December 9t, 1806. scription. Richard Mrasiter, DOA Messner, Daniel B sionnont ' , dyne, I have had frequent reason to commend the vigi- a b riel k lien , ry o llo c pe, be at r Wincan o t t o , n, in the county of Somerset, lance of Lientenant Parry since he was intrusted Henry Walker and Jo 3 . 1 ; 1 11 8 Harwood, of sraohapearreet, with the command of this sloop, as well as his per- Clare market, in the parish of St. Clement Woe-, in the severance in remaining on his station during the I county of middiesee, tailors. November 14, 1306. tempestuous weather we have lately experienced ; I Francis Risdale, Wit:iaas Hamilton, William Brick Cripps, and I should do him great injustice were I not to i ta . t . i i l d li am rsa ß d ac Q h t e se lo b r ec Coltm c s e it. 4.. ari r d li Jo i h s n o6 Coltinan, jun. of avail myself of this occasion to inform your Lord- Ado lphus Kent aril Edward Jo m ordari, of Cannon-street, brok ship of the merit he has uniformly shewn. ors. December 31, 1806. I have, &c. Robert Moate the younger, Samuyl Morgan,.and Thomas (Signed) E. W. C. R. Owes. Pickard, of Tottenham-court Road, in the county uf Mid- Admiral Lord Keith, K.B. ke. &c. dleitc ' tiller-earners. December 27, 1805. Ramsay Richard Reinagle and Thomas Edward Barker, pro. His /NINO stoop Sll'lfires pewits, pro-true of the Panorama in the Straw!, its the county of SIR, Dee. 211, 184. Middlesex. January 1, Mi. I beg leave to acquaint you, for the information Gisivaie Lyon and Robert Clark, cual-factors and brokers. Do. of the Commander-in-Chief, that I had Scarce die. eeitiber 31, MG. patched the Friendship (re-captured brig) for that Charlie. Rudd, James Tat lor, and Robert Heap, inn at Law- Downs, of which I had informed you by letter, but e ft, m . t p he in. ;:s . rish of R b 0c e ;11 5 ,1.0 1 ., 3 , 0 1 5 11 the county of L. waster, that I discovered a sail in the E.N.E. being then Melling W alley, George Platt, Joshua Platt, and John Lees, on our lee beam, to which I immediately gave chase, cotton-spinners, Stayley-brolgc, in the ;latish of Ashton and am happy to acquaint you, that, by half-past under - Line, in tat county of Lancaster. December 9, teas. five tr. es. I got up with her ; but in consequence of Ann Moreland, Witham TeJsiby, and John Moreland, of Old street in the county of Middlesex, bricklayers. De fier temerity and per s tverance, -he would nor bring- ce ,,, b ,,, 31 % 1806. to till nearly under the muzzles of our guns, by which John C o oper, jun. Thomas Wilton, and George Perkins 'tit her Captain and third Offic‘r were killed, and fwar nor, clothiers. November 1, 1800. meikieverely wounded, one of whom has had his John Kirkham end James Tnplia, of Long-lane, horse.baie arm amputated by our Surgeon. She proves to be Joh ni n an W u f ii c so w a r o em ;lid jt W ine il o li o am Turner, ,1806. of Manchester, in the the Deux Freres bigger pill/dicer, of fourteen guns + county of Lancaster, born and shoe-makers. December 26„ fnur of which only were mounted, the rest its the 1806. hold, and with fifty-five men. She was at the tak ing of the Friendship yesterday, in company so ids L'Espoir, another logger, and which I Am sorry to say has escaped, as she had the Master and crew of the Friendship on hoard. Having so many pri soners, I' thought it necessary to bear up with the lugger for the Downs, of which I hope you will aprrove. The Officers and crew behaved with every ala crity duriog the thstre. 1 have, &c. Commodore E. W. C. R. Owen, Clyde. Thomas Storey and Richard Jones, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, spirit-merchants. September 1, 1806. Thomas Bail:, and Thomas Bryde, of Liverpoel, Lance Mire; cabinet makers and timber-merchants. December 6, 1806. Edward Vann, Edward Kemble. and William James Wright, of Bow-lane. London, tea.brokers. December 31, 1806. Etchels Rathb , ne and William Bennett, of Macclesfield, in the counts , of Chester, silk.thenwsters. U,ccmlier 20, 181;6, Samuel Savage and Thoma. Ralph, of Maiden-lane, Wood stri et, waieliousemen. December 2.5, Ibo 6. Jodi', Bury and Robert Bury, of the Strand, in the county of Middlesex, wersted-inanotactitreis. December 31, 1806. IVilliam Randall and reliant IValker, No. 4, Upper James street, Golden-square, in the comity of Middlesex, canniet inakers and joiners. December 51, 1806. Woodbine Peril. and Joseph Nicholas Smith, of the city of London. motif...tit and insurers. December 31, 1806. Robert Stead and Joseph Steal, of Queen-street, Cheapside, London, warehousemen. December 14,1306. BANKRUPTCY ENI.ARGFD Charles Cartwright, of Comproo-stye : in the parish of St. Ann, AVeitminster, in the enmity of Middlesex, dealer and chapman, from January 10, to 20, at ten, at Guild hall, Lindlon. BANKRUPTS. Charles Chard, of High Holborn. in Ore county of Middle sex, chemist and druggist, to surrender, Jaduary 10, 17, amt February 14, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Hatton victim, lASI/IHW Thomas Goodyer, now or late of Market-atreet, in the counts of Hers, grocer, to surrender, January 6, at ten, 02, or eleven, and February 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Fielder, Dukestreet, Grosvenor-square. John fumner, of Mary-la-bonne-street, in the county of Middlesex, vintner, dealer and chapman, to iturreniLt, January 17, 19, and Fevriiary 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Rosen, fiLinc:ierter-huildings, Werstniiihter. William List, lee of Cateaton street, in the city of London, watetiouseman, dealer and chairman, to surrender, January 17, at twelve, 24, at one, and Febrility 14, at twelve, at Guild hal . Attorney, Mr. Palliate, V 1 arufonl.court, Throgincrton street. Abraham Mendes Pereira, of Old Bethlem, in the city of merchant, to surrender, January 6, at ten, 22, at eleven, and February 14; at tea, at Guildh ill. Attorneys, Messrs Hunter add Rickards, Chailotterow, Mansion-house. I Green, of Snothgate, in the county of Middlesex, farmer, dealer and chapinair, to suriender, January 10, at bee' ve, 17, and February 14, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornevs, Me May, Bethnal-green-road; and Mr Bremridge, Temple, London John Rutter, late of Grinskirk, in the county of Lancaster, innkeeper, dealer and clupinan (but now a prisoner fur d is Lancaster Castle), to suireinlyr, Januaor 29, 90, ant Fe bruary 14, at eleven, at the house of Matthew Yates, the Crown Ins, in Redcrossotreet, in Livery° rl. Attorneys, Mr. James Nfourcroft, Ormseirk ; and Mr. Holma n Brummii k- - square. London . Joseph Hesketh and William Jones, of Liverpool, In the enemy of Lamellate!, greeeis, to surrender, Jai.u.ov 211, 29, and February 14, at eleven, at Lilly nian's !Eitel, the Liverpool Arms, in Castle-street, in Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Wait, Live , pool. W , sl,atn Rrenwhite, of Tobacco.roll.enurt, Grarechorch !treat, w the city of London, warehouseman, dealer and chip moo, to fUrnnt , IINF, January 13, 17, and February 14, at at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reardon, Corbel court, Grace. churchmtreet. Gaoree Potts,of timer-vole-upon-Tyne, linen draper, dealer and chapman, 1. ,iirfeinkr, January 13, 17, and Febriiai V 14, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, M,ses. Berry and James, %Vaibrook, London Beniinsin Rates, of Stierringliwn, in the county of Norfolk, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Jail U3I V 10. Id, and February 14, at three, at the house of Charlotte Pongee, called or known by the name or sign of the i the parish of St. John, Timberhill, in the city of Norwich. At torney, Mr. Weary Harmer, Norwich. John Lewis Topp.og, of Rishopagate4treet, in the city of London, grocer, t.m deale: and chapman, to 'offender, Ja nuary 6, 13, and February 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atter net's, Messrs. Gleadhill and Payne. Tokenhouse yard. DIVIDENDS. Jarman fn. Rabert Wilkinson and George Daniel, of the town of Kingston upon Hull, merchants, dealers eaa4 chip men, at eleven, at the house of Ambrose Gleadew, the Dug and Duck Tavern, in Kingstun.upon.Hull. January 26. Richard Sharp, now or late of Armley, in the pariah of Leeds, in the county of York, drysalte.., dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the house of William Tinsdid, the T.ree Legs Inn, Leeds. January 27. Clement Clarke, of Great Yarmouth, in the county of NUrfolk, liquor merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Tree Cranes Tavern, Great Yarmouth. February 9. Thomas Dreweatt Rose, late of S4,l*rough, in the county of %Vats, tallow-chandler, dealer and chapman, at two, at the Cattle Inn, Marlborough. January 26. Richard Everitt. of Great Yarmouth, in the colony of Norfolk, grocer ' dealer and ehapinau, at tour, at the erasure Tavern, Great Yarmouth. January 27. John Makeig, of the city of Bristol, homii•eLa per, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the Rush Tavern, Corn.itifielly • • Fe*ovum 1. Statdey Mar.hall Fishee, of Crita:end t l ip s e county of Kent, lin curdraper, dealer and chapn.an, at Bay e r n . at Gur'rfliall, London. J floury s'). Timms. Sherwin, of Tower street, city of L es _ don, anne.ntrichant, dealer and Chapman, at elms at January 6. James GrafT And Patrick Demme! Feley,of To w . cr-Roval, in the city of 1,0140.1. 111 , ItillgItt and re pi tmen ,. dialer: J I M chapmen, at ten, at Go Mihail. Jaimars 6. Janie , : Graff, of Tower Royal, et the eity of Lo n . 11,.1), on reliant, dealer ai.d chairman, at ten, at Guildhall. January di. Morita: Drury, of Bread street, in th e 0 , 4 o r Lord at, ribbon weaver, dealer aid chapenan, at twels e , at Cur dliail. • February P. Hugh More, of Ironmemperrlane, in the et? o f Loudon, merchant, at ten, B i Gurldhaili January 20. Joshua timiltirta, el Alcester, in the conntyraf Warwick, grocer and chandler, at twelve, at the SWIM at Aice.tur. CERTIFICATES—Jaw. 24. William Smalley, late of Nannerch, an the twenty of Flirt, wire. maker, spadermanufacturei, dealer and chapatti. John llTakeicld, of Botiverie-street, London, wine-tuercha as y de arid chairman. Will.am Parr, lat- of Lower Shadwell, in the county of Boy dleseN, grocer. James Brewer, of Ri-hmondrhill, in the county of Surrey, s r ,_ mailer, dealer and cha ir man. James Wake, late of Whitby, In the county of York, bolder, desire and chapman. Barnet , Ilole ' Wept* Pato.. 'err, in the county of clothier, dealer and eltapman. INSOLVENT. PRISONER in the Gant of the Borough of BERIVIC4- Uf ON-TWEED. FIRST NOTICR. Peter !lately, arf the Borough of Bacwickruport-Tasted, gr•eft and tallow-cliand er. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS A r GUILDHALL, TO MON new. re. u. [levy Weeks, E Igeware-ruad, Steidle-sex, carrier -3 ig Saia'i Stiles and Mason Stiles, Dorking, Surrey, plumbers • 3 II Reber: Pringle, fare , of Northu hb-rlind-vtreet, Strand, Mi lll:esex, gnawer...ls of Kingston, Jame et, jew eller 3 10 John R iwman, Water-lane, Tower street, Londmi,. breiwly-merchant Aka msl.r SPCrarth, Lower R auk-street, Geosveruor mmni., Middlesex wine-merchant 2 I Jareh Israel Leer, lets of Hayden squaw, Mirsoriee, Limde.,, me:chant • C.' la Thomas Jones, High-street, Mary-la-bonne, Middl-- .CK. carpenter ft Thorns IS .110,1. k, Great Suttott..treet, w.ceh-maker • I ft Michturial t;irlier,Southamptomplashs, New.read, MA. merchant I It Alexande. M'Craiih and John Marshall, late of Lower Brook-au...et, MllJleaezt, wine -merchant . 2 I DIVIDENDS. Thomas Gibs Williamson, Pa:educe-strew, Rotherhithe. Smrev, mariner la Alice Voae, Liverpool, Lancashire, milliner le CERTIFICATES. Fmtasetie Rate, of Vigo lane. near Golden-square, iu county ot Middlesex, prinueller. Solomon S..lonmr.stm, of New-street, Biditipsgate street, Loa. don. merchant. J uhn Nordi, sow or late sf Shrekhurn, in the coning putty Lau.:.ster, grocer, dealer and cliapinan. II It CORN tXCHANGE, JAM. 2. This day the expereard vapid.," of Wheat Rave soils!, *44 they are v..ry numerous. There Leirrg many Buyers b-at causes that of ben quality nearl4 to aripm.rt last pric4.4, !,44 oth •rs are chearr Harley in large qapplies, a. Ais ley... Aia:t 111.4yrim h4:4144 of each il,eriptmit AO 1,14461, eu but' little. 'There are many fresh vroy.l4 of Outs' ewer4l 11400 141414144, t 16144 Trade is lower. In Flom quad 44444,4444, CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. W1itat........511 7Th. 3 14. Rein. ISM 44. (41. Irinelte..••.• • Alia 97. 041. L Tick Beaus 0., Rye 4'rs St. Cd Oats ..22. .14. Barley 37.. 44. 0.1 Poland. 314 344 it 11.12:t 63e. 7'.+4, Ott lt Apo' S , Trl 241 47. 0. White .-214 or. Flue Flour .70e. 7Ss Pi Grey ass 495, PRICES 0► H Y AND STRAW• /.OAT.' IT saleses W111T1C114146. Hay ....41 ,pis a 41 16 Dtl Hay 31 Ws • 4' Vs Sins+, .... Oil Si di 111 N• id New ei is • 0 S I Cl.ver 4l 4s a 51 4 1 Straw COAL-MARKET, JAN. ! Ships at Nttrket. Sold Priett. 127 .. Newcastle 5 ..Sllnolerland 2 44 , On a —4 vi 1 —Stone Coal 0 —s 04 a 3 ..C. de ti 0 —a Od a —s PRICE OF roLL:s. NA I I.IIiDAY. r; pet Cc::. R,duced s9ile 4 l et . Lon , : Auntlitivs Ex..liequer .....25. ail. to. piers. Lottery Tickets .... l9l. Ifs. Consuls for T. Mill, Stuck-broker, 4, Curnhall, and 9, Claming poet. COURSE OF E Aingteirlam ..36.. 9lt U. Ditto at Slight .. 34 CHANGE, las. t. Venire bt now C. Novae% 61f, ()porn Garin lt Cork its au' aunt I. o. L rortug.il Gatti in Coin and Bar. per Ot Now Wahiawa.. Now 10.)har , 0 3 31 S,lser 131 Bars ...„ Now Louis each Alin of the Bank oct Hogso4 e per ria Rattmlarn U. M•mhurlh 34 12 111. 34 9 - 34 U. P. 1 day's late 24 10 • Ditto 24 14 2 U. 11 , ,n1e.ux M~4 id — in raper. Uinn 391 elect. roll/ Dir Kith , a.. Lee) 1111 44i Ger..a NINTHS On the VII' •lt. at itcd:rourn-hall, in Linerdr•e':ke, Latf Wrn. ftrauclerc, ut a datighier. (In We tresday morning, the 1.-oly of St A. Wavle, fir of ilst hi Id, neat Doncaster. of son. The Laiiv ret N 11.111%.1.11, ot ..lyn g hter , and of (..tii• C. Palle, of tke Raul Navy, all daughter ti, Saturday everung, at his house in St Janseesequat, tie 1 soy of Lord Vssc sit Anson, of a daughter MARRIAGF. At Hurler, Berks, by the Nish qi of Charter, the Rey. W. HAM Whe••ler, A M Feline tit Mardi! n Collage, Oaror! ad Chap sin to the Royal Military College, (arras Martur,, the en.ust daughter of John Mangier, E.g. LW VEIN In York start, Dublin, Thomas Garde, Eaq. Atturw•y law, at the idraneed age 0168 yeas.. ‘Vedneadat sennight. at Mathrhalt, Mita Anna M.. 1 yuunge•t daughter of the Tate Wua. Duns,tr, 111-igham Lodge, near Nr,rw.ch Sims tine oroce, at Edg•6eld.hnuae, Norfolk, Nisch 'e' grutted, Mr. Thom., Niareon, no the 47th year rf bit ars youngest b',ther of John alarm,. El s.3f nina. num WATT nits OA% i min. •(ter 11 AT L.oNt).)t;il9l.l')t.t. en.n affrr lif Morn l • . ....—.---. , • . • . ~.,. I..O.‘Dt)N ,—Printed tow G. DAvunos. Ne• It 11 " dd Court, How..tr.-14, Govan. (14.r.1055, sod pu4ltohcd .t OP (Mice, No 15„ Rock of St. Clemer.es Cltutch. Strond. c W. srucK. of No. 7, Noy li.rtton-ettort. I.now Acre Orders. Arc. for th 4 Po: , er, .cut to Ws Oat* tpootlot d will he Auto ittoteti to. ki supARER 1249 RINGS THEATRE qiHIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 6, 1807, will be performed. the Comic Opera, entitled, IL PRINCIPE. VI TAREN ro. Ftid of the fir. 4 act., the Di 'trimming called I:AGREEABLE REUNION. After the Opera will be presented, the G and Heroic Ballet, entitled, TAMENI,AN F.T BAJAZET trtv.Al'HF. HOY NI., ' WIRY-LAMY.. •• T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 6, 18079 Muir MajrstiH ' Surrants all ad the Tragedy of after which, the Melo-Drama of "rEk which will be armed, The ENCHANTERS; or, HUME QUIN SULTAUN. On FAA , : will he produced, a new Comic Opera, in three Os, called rase Alan/is; w . My en„,,,, TIMA Fit E-.toi A ,V EN I•GARI:EN ,THIS PRESEN 1 . EVENING, Jan ti, 18(1, I will he aaril, Tbc DESERTS of ARABIA; Ir r which, ARBITRATI O N: nr, FREE and EA' Y: In which will be added, HARLEQUIN MOTHER GOOSE; or, The GOLDEN EGG ruAl.Lit4G-4orrtcf, him. 31. INC rINHE COMMISSIONERS far Via soiling Hie 1. Mejait l 'o Nev 014,14 zwe N.ror, that en 14-OVES -1,A)...5t, the 7th J h, IR 7 ,dhry spill be reader. receive rnlden an Wrung, sealed op), a& twat far 6.'01 quantities N IMSCI.III% mode tram Whole Meal, as the rap disc Ma tutfotoor ere that Anti. sew think pr per to ofer ; to be de 'here, is h bo eel:Li proportions, an , ll His Majesty's l'iato•ltiae Store. a l Ibeptp;n l and to be paid tor by Pills, ykeir4is sank Inotest, l‘tn , ty Shot after knee. N. it No Tenti, ter •ku 41.8uuttite than Three Hundred Be will be edmittait• The Conditions" 'of eke Contract way hr seen at tie &ere barn's Other. Nn regard will be had re en ! , Tessler, in &ark the Price shttU not be inserted is Words nt lo n vh, ep tit.r shell NM be delivered to the Board befog One o'clock, on the 'aid ediseay era, the Ph January, 18 1 ) 7 ; nor unless the emus who .. ist ka the Tends, OT 1001 C rerso4 om bin behalf, attends to answer when coiled for. Vie re ALI.' Nl.iOF Fit; JAM 5, 11507. THE COMMISSIONERS for friattattrag Majeste s 's Nor do hereto,' gt.e Satire, That ass MON- D.IY,, the 26th /shwa, they web be read" to aware Tenders 141,,te,, K (seated pp), for sorts plantlike et EILN-DRIED I..NGLISII PEASE, f the best "wiry, Is the resists:hoe Dealm therein errs thiosk paper to or; to be delis,. red is the spare of Oar Month, free el all charge and risk to Hu Majesty, sato Hu Majesty's Vidaalling Storrs, et Partinsesth end Ply. mouth; and to he paidyee by NW, payable, wars Mien's:, Mean Dane after Date. The Comdatums of the Contraet 1et419 he well at the Secretery's O ice. :No regard will be had to any reader, iss which the Price s hell Nat he easel - tea as Wards at hoards. or this shall mei be deloused as the Boarl kfere that o'Cleek on the tad Monday, the 26th Instant; nor mikes the Pers., oho Ps Ikea she Tender, or sense Peruses kit behalf, strands, to .as when called Itoe. PHCENIX FIRE PERSONS whore Insimawr P.tpwtors Ai at 1. CHRISTMAS, ere repeat/ to mhe Nr:ec.t6aiTt„jt., Receipt, ere now realty at the (Nice le LOMB .1t1)-5TREET, .ad at the newly-ereekil Office et CIIAkING CROSS ; and ,nth the .e oral Agents of the Coopense 1.. the Country. The areal increase in the rabic of puddings std all Building Mataraits ' renders it prated far all Parr. insured It Pala-my er hog stairaing. en woke sisaietisis t• ha AA:O444i 4 ;hair pre eat 0 ,1 ,Vatice H iarfeby gates, flit4f Per.l , lBB IMAM 4: Art.latind wilt net be pat to any Irish rip/4re far 'Kw Pdiciee. In,araneestir iee elert Weet4stitin, god ea Mrs Conti pert et Europe, are effieltrel aped Tarns ..orrespertelent oath their seaeval Risks. JEA KIN JO \ Fs, Jer N. B. Nu Charge will be made by this Office for re , :ri. , ; of llnewerwe U 7.11 SUMV of rhree. Hundred Of 111 . IV ads. TVt ENTY THOUSAND POUNDB FUR THE FIRST DRAWN 1 ICKE r. rrHE 13th of This Month, the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY Degins Drawing. ! ?rises of L. 30,420 arc Lsopoo 2 10,000 20,000 a .... 5,000 $ 20 40 5,100 25,000 Ticket;. L 250,100 Capitals determinable Firstelrawn Ticket, ltt Day ....1..• moot) 3d Day 10,. - CO Data nth Day 50,00 n • Dab, ►.ast Day b,ooo INTERESTINt; QUESTIONS : la there am abet roavihte made by which I may gain frnm a stake 16 Shiilmg. motif, the mice of a Sixteenth Share in the above groat Scheme, net. ly Teo Thntivand Ponnd, ? Hole Inn ainba,, , n ar make nay fortune by a mode of adven ture, nacre the less is tr.tiing, but time gain may be great TICKE S AND SHARES Are on Saba at all the Licensed Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country. t.l/11.DHALL, Crmoon, Dcc 16, 1 6 1'16. /PHIS COMM' T TEE for LETTING the 1 BRIDGEtiUUSE•ES PATES, will meet at Guildhall, nu TItUS .DAY, the 224 Day of limitary next, at Eleven ~Clock in the, For:moon, To I.ET. b, PUIII,IIC AUCTION, for 61 ' , aft, from I.ady-dao next, a capital MLSSUAGE Of TENEMENT, Catch-house, Stable*, and other buildior, with a Garden, anal a tale Facto/vacant Gioutid, and hlradow Land, adjoining thereto, sauna in Floe loot.lane, Bernlomdvey, to the county at S.lerty, lately In the occupation of John ilaty Varnhain, Velmn,:go, Tht, P.efllillll COI. Ire 'wort', and a Plan t9-Feof, With (704 dit , na tur Lettihg the vine, a fro mrecl at the (Ake of Worts, SAMUEL. NEWMAN, Cetemptroller (ILILIDIIALL, Lemnos. Hat. lb. Itlt/6 TH"Tmml I'TEE for LET I ' ING rho • ISRILX; MOUSE ESTATES, will meet at Guildhall, en THURSDAY, the 122 d Day of January next, at Eleven !'Clock in Cie Fisrenoon, To !strive PROPOSALS for a supply of FIR TIMBER, in such quautmaf, and at such hunts, as shall be required, for th Falun on biedini Midge, and other works belonging to the Ilridgeli , iuse, at a cerift-n price per load: TIP fcceive PROVOSALS for a supv•li of ELM TIMBER. In such quanta", ai• l at such trines, a, shall be required, tur the saint purpose, a..naiu mina per load : f-once PROPOSALS fir a ..unply of RUBBLY, and LARC , . Itt 01.1ta I ALOCKS of STONE, each to weigh not less then hall a Ton, nor mute than two Too., in mutt quarni. VA it .vch times, as shall be required, fur the Lucks and Starlings of Land a. Widge, eta tenant pm.. per Ton : TO receive PROPOSALS fora sit; ply of CHALK, in such quantities, and at vut.h .ifnett, at shalt be required, for the said Lncks and Slallimis, at a certain puce per Toni and idea, To recess pitorosALs f e the supply of SCREW BOLTS, IRON PILE SHOES, mod other IRON WORK, ta be usai tit the repair of Landon Bridge, in Swell quantities, ant at such times„ as shah be required, at a certain price per Ton. The Coatiaits to h made for One Year from Christmas 11CA t, the Deafts wheitrof maybe .1.0111 at t'as Orbce of Winks, Crusidlialt. • SAMUEL NEWMAN, CumptroUet • • •,," • •1 • The fu Cause, Ch till Thurs The Cr time, An( which lay Adjour Stwefa' n Mr. W I charge the cr..aplaiu.n fold, in on day i be 4 Mr li quedien involve i After the Alto ;ins*. Vice° We irda poi,t at to-rnnre Th. a Mr. MI A n^ , H. oflre Ako town of of Oakli place. Men Vt. Madge, Mr I more tl A M Lordhij any am , The NAL el TART neeroe The Duty B the rep On 1 WAy Mr. paused should The receive On the 0 end it On into 1 ciatic order 45 tifar ' 'v 's . 6 . . 40 . . , ''.' /,,,-- . 44. - ~. • 1 . . 41 le . . - 1 .. i)j 1 ..e. •loi r ..' . '\'? - l lV'''' ' ' 'a 6. _ . t oe . l . ' ,:i ii i i i *- • 'i