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xArda ffITELLIGESCE. • • • • - • VEAL, WAY tn. Arrived the 1444.. gatt.brip, from a cruise ; and the Pore trartspms, front Portsmouth. , Sailed His Iti*nry's ship Ldgar, with a convoy to the Westward.—Wind E. row:ltem:TN, 1.4 AV 22. • Arrived His ?of ijest)'s ships ire and Cracker, from a cruise. Put back the Diamond, with the fleet for Africa. Wind E. RUMAA CAI Hui-ICS. AN ADURFSS OW SIVIWAL OW HIS MAJESTY'A ROMAN CATHOLIC SUB./ACTS TO THLIII PiIOTISTANT YELLOW-SUB• JtFra Hip ijesty's Roman Catholic SulsjeSs flattered themseli el, that the declarations they had already made i.; th- integrity of their religious and civil te nets—the oaths 'Fey had taken to Hit Majesty's person, Fern , ly, arid Government—the iseroic ex alters., of a couodlerable proportion of them in His Majesty's fleets sad armies—the repeated instances in which they have come forward in their country's cause i their irreproachable demeanor in the general relati.‘ns of Life; and above all, the several Arts of Parliament passed fur their relief. avowedly in conse quence of, as.d explicitly recognising their merito rious con.suct, would have been a bond, to secure to them for ear., the afeftion and confidence of all their fellow-subjed., and to make any further decla ration of their principles rholly unnecessary : But, with astonishment and coact tn, they ob serve, that this is not altogether the case :—they are again publicly traduced s and attempts 4re again made to prejudice the public mind against them : We, therefore, English Roman Catholics, whose names are hereunder written, beg leave again to solicit the attention of one countrymen, and to lay before them the following unanswered and unan swerable dociments of the purity and integrity of the Rtliginus and Civil Principles of all His Ma. jetty's Roman Catholic Subjeds, in respect to their - King and their Country. We tntreat you to peruse them s and when you have perwed them, to declare- 6 i Whether His Ma jesty's Rom-a Catholic subjects maintain a single mei, inv....went with the purest loyalty ; or In torferitig, in till slightest degree, with any one which an Englishman owes his God, his King, or his Country t" - I.—The first document we present to you, is, the Oath and Declaration pseictib-d by the British Par liament, of the Slat of his.rresent Majesty, and which is sakes by all Enghsh - ,"Cathnlics. " I 1. 8 Jo declare r du , I du 1, lACS's tbc itotnaniCatltelic aolowan • I, A. B. do yineerely priumi.te and swear, that I will be faitl.l.l., and hear trust Ailegtatiee to Ilia Nlajesty King George it.. I nail. a. 'tt-ii "phi ri to the utmost of my pave, tegatnyt al. iionsiiitte•es and attmndts *batty/ever that *hall he Made agys-.4 Oil Person, (Amu, ur Dignity t ...A I will do my tietmoia and a.. ar it, diaLlime ami make known to HIY 111. j hi. Flair., a,w Suce...-rs, all tptasiniss and trai•erout etrnspita. *ins which filly be formed' against hint or them t And Ido faithfully ! mime! to maintain, support, and &dead, to the .t.-rat of my luaaer, the sucees.ton to the Crown ; which thice.iinon, by An Acs, entit:ed, Au Art or the fu,thet li aunaii al of tae Croorn, and betty, the Rights and Leitertus ni the Sufiject, to, and hinited to the Princes; S. pins, ii,ctiess and Duel.e., I),,,,hzer ef Hann..., and the vi e ,„ , hereby utterly renounc. ring ant abjuring any O.:admire, or allogiaoce unto any other peiso4 cilium:lg or pretending a right to the Croon of Ines, realms And Ido bOC4I', that ito ieject ant detest as an un• Ithrii , ian and impious position, that it- a lawful to murder or de-troy arty person or persons whatsoever, fee, or under pre. *,rune of their helm' heretics no ; and aim that Man a nd, impious priiimple, that faith is not to be kept with .heretics or infidels r And I further declare, that it is out an motet, of my faith ; arid that I do reriounce, reject, and abjure the o:iinion, that Pei-ices, excommu ireited by th. Pope and Coinicil, or ant mithneity of the Sec of Itione,or by ar.y su - tionity whatsoever, may be deposed or murdered by their sub jects, or any penal. nnaterieser And Ido promise, that I will mint hold, maintain, or abet env anal) °pilaw, or any other opi nion• contrary ov what o expressed in tin , declaration : And I do declare, the 1 de out beltrvi-, that th, Pope of Rome, or any other twos,' p i inee, Prelate, State, or Potentate, bath. or ought to have, any temporal or civil jurisdiction, power, sups liooty, or per eminence, directly or indirectly, within this ry elm : Arid I Its solemnly, in the presence of God, profess, Unify, arid &relate, that I do make this declaration, and avail part thereof, the plain and ordirisry vensa of the worth rat t is oath, *thou* any evasion, equiv. cation, or mental reser vation whatesio, and without a, y mspemation already granted by the Pope, or sow astlireity of the S. of Ronne, or any Penn whatever, and weihout thinking that I am, or can be, acin i t t.4 bean. God or man, or abiolved of this declaration, or any part thereof, although the Pure, or any other person or sothority whaboevet, shall ditpente with, or annul the same, or deame that it was oat' or viiiit—So help me God " ll.—The next Documents we present to yon are, Os-. Oaths and Declarations prescribed by the Ads of the Irish l'atliamenz, to Irish Roman Catholics. The first is the Oath of Allegiance and Declara tion. prescribed by the Irish Aa of the 13th and ith et His present Majesty; and is taken by all Irish !Inman Catholics. ~ lA. P. take Almighty God, and his nnly Son, 3etus ("pito?, to wino-so. that I will be faithful and be.. true aiiiiiipaioe to our mint gracious Sovereign loud King Ceurge the f wed, and him will defend, to the utmost of my pow,. as :not all cnoicoiraeies arid attempts whatsoever that trtiall he male agaion his persona, ciown, and dignity ; and I erri , i do my u*.limirt endeavour to discloie arid make known te Ho Ilajesty, and his .revs, ail treasons and traiteious con spoar e-is which may be formed agn.i.st bun or them and I do faithfully mini* to maintain, supper., and defend, to the *Atmore of my power, Cie 11U,:eVriutl of 11:e Crown in Hio family. against any person or perto:is whatsoever, heresy utterly follOrgar.i/11 .rid abjuring any ub Mience on alle giance unto the person talirg upon the -tile and tllle or priors of IV•les, in thus Itie-rime of his father, and who since ha death is sad to have &nomad the stile and Ole or irg* ,real Britain and Ireland, be the name of Charles the Third, and to any other person 'aiming, or prOtohling a right:o the Cr-ran of these Resilins l do swear that I do op Ii aid detest, at UOd.ftlltlAt) and irr.riiius to believe, that it is Ise. of t- emote. or don,, city or persons chatma eye-, Mr or tinder pretence of their being hitherto', and also that uncnovian and impious pin iip'e, that nu faith is to he kept *A- nenetics: I further decla , e, that it u no article of my fa..h, and that Ido ;anomie-a, rejed, and abjure the opinion, that Pima", irscommuniested ny the Pope and Counsil, or lay a," authority of the Sec of Rome, or by any authority w hat eco.ter. may rie deposed or murdered lip their Subjects, orb, an y pa i va it w u atooteer; a ad I do loomise that I will not had, roainsaiii or abet, any such opinion. or any other opinion, eon. La to what a tit ;mowed in taik declaration : and Ido declare to it i do not Wilma drat the Pope of time, or any other fo reign. Prince, &fiat!, State, or Potentate, bath, or ought to have ale temporal sr evil jursidielioto power, superiority, or ee . "esp, within dal realm; arid I 6,1,c,r,17, in Vie rem= o: Gad, arid of lus only ea.* Jesus Cneug, ray Redeemer, ;ler 4 elia, t..ftl'f. sod declare, that I do oaks the , declaratti•n, ant every lint t:_iireo•, in tht titain mod aa , n s the wed, nf this ( q.t., without any ay* *no, egootiocation, or marital rest” whatever, tql With- Witte/ difianalgiAn .:ready grant e e: Oy tam Pope, ar any ammo- flay of the See of Rome, or any person whatever, and with- 1 out thinking that I am, or can be ocquitted Wore God or man, or absolved of this declaration, or s"1 part Intros'", although the Pope, or any other person or penserts, or authority what. ever, shell dispense with in anon] the same, or declare that it was null end void from the beginning. Sr. help me God." ' The nest is the Oath and De-laration prescribe .1 by the Irish Aet of the 53d of His present Majesty. and is taken by all Irish Roman Catholics, to cntille themselves to the benefit of that A. A. H. d,r hetet)) , declare, that 1 do profess the Roman Catholic Religion." " I, A. H. do swear, that I do abjers, condemn, and detest, as unchristian and Impious, the principle that it is lawful he murder, destiny, or any ways injure any persons whatsoever, oor under the pretence of tieing a heretic : And I do d.. dare animal, before God, that I believe ' that no act, in itself unjust, immoral, er wicked: can everbejostified or encased, by or under pretence or colour, that it was done either for the good of the Church, or in obeilicire to any ecclesiastical power whatsoever: 1 also deem*, that it is not an A rtirle of the Catho lic Faith, neither am I thereby required to ty-five or prole, that the Pope is infshible, or that I am bound to obey any order, in its own nature immoral, though the Pope, or any necle,ias tieal power, should issue or direct such order, but on the con trary, 1 hold that it would be sitifol in me to pay any respect or obedience thereto t I further declare, that I do not Wive, that &or , sin ehatever committed by me, can he forgiven, at the mere will of any Pope, or any Priest u or of any person or per sons whatiosei, but that sincere sorrow for past sins, a srm and sincere resolution to avoid future guilt, and to atone to God, are previous and indispensable requisites to establish a well founded expedatien of fergivenent, and that any person who receives absolution, without these pr libel requisites, so far Rom obtaining thereby any remission of his sins, inters the ad ditiunal guilt of vivitting a same.nent s Aril I do swear that I will detmd, to the uttermost of my power, the settlement arid arrangement of property in this count's, as e , ablithed by the laws now in being : 1 de herby dialatin„ tLativow, and as. Wordy aijure, any intention to subvert the present Church Establishment, fur the purpose of rubstituting a Catholic Establuihniona In Its stead : And Ido solerienly swear ' that will not exercise any privilege to which I am or may become entitled, :o disturb and weaken the Protestant Religion and P i oh-stant Government its this Kingelors.—So help me Go." Such are the principles which His Majesty's Ca tholic subjeas have publicly and solemnly declared and professed on oath. There is not, in any of them, a siogle pfinciple, which every Roman Catholic sub. jell of His Majesty does not profess, or which, if his King and Country required it, he would not think it his duty to seal with his blood. the year 1788, a Committee of the F.ng. liah Catholics waited on Mr. Pitt. respeding their application for a repeal of the Penal Laws. He re qaested to be furnished with authentic evidence of the opinions of the Roman Catholic Clergy and the Roman Catholic Universities abroad, M o on the ex istence and extent of the Pope's dispensing power." Three questions Were accordingly framed, and sent to the Universities of Paris, Louvain, Alcala, Doway, Salamanca, and Valadolid, for their opi- nines. The questions prnpose4 to them were: 1. Ha. the Pope or Cardinals, or any body of men, Of any individard of the Church of Rome, any civil authority, power, juriulictinn, or pre-emmenc.t, whatsoever, within the realm of England f 2. Can the Pope, or Cardinale, many body cf met, or any individual of the Church of Rorn•;absn'.ve or dlspen-e with HIS blajestv's subj..ets from their t/atli of Allegiance, upon any pre. teat whatsoever' 3. Is there any principle in the tenets of the Catholic Faith, by which Catholics a o ju,tifin4 4n not keeping laith with He retics, or other persons differing from them in religions opt inn , in any tialisaction, either of a public or a private Ili tUr• hr Universities answered unanimously— ' t That the Pope ee Cardinals, or any bwly of man, or any individual of this rihureh of Rome, has run , any civil arishorftv, ouwer, jurisdiction, or pre mui.aerice whatsoever, within the Realm of England. 11. That the Popo or Cardinal% or any hotly of rnen, or any individual of the Church of Rome, cannot absolve or disperses with Hi, Majesty's subjecit fruit tier oath of alleviate. upon any prereet whatsoever. HI. That there is no principle in the tenets of the Catholic faith, by which Catholics are justified in out keeping faith with Hersties, or other persona rt-ffering from them in religious opinions, is any transactions either of a public ur a private niters. As soon as the opinions of the Foreign Universi ties were received, they were transmitted to Mr. Pitt : but we earnestly beg of you to observe, that , it was for his satisfaction, net ours, that these opi nions were taken. Assuredly, His Majesty's Ro man Catholic sillies% did not want the wisdom of Foreign Universities to inform them, that His Ma jesty is the lawful Sovereign of all his Roman Ca tholic sufijeas, and that, by every divine and human law, his Roman Catholic subjects owe Mtn true, du. time, aftiv?, and unreserved allegiance. Such, then. Fellow-Countrymen and Fellow. Snbjeas, such being our religious and civil princi ples in reaped to our King and our Country, let us now again ask Top, is there in them a sipgle tent t, which is incompatible with the purest lnyslty, or which, in the slightest degree, interferes with the duty we owe to God, our Ring, or our Country ? But, are these principles really instilled into us ? Do ow adions correspond with them ? In reply, 1 we ask—Are there not, at this very moment, thou sands of His Majesty's Roman Catholic staijeds. who daily and hourly make the most heroic exer tions and sacrifices in those fleets and armies, to whnse patient and adventurous courage it is owing. that we are still blesed with a King and a Country Now, then, Fellow Countrymen and Fellow Sub jells, be assured, that, among these heroic and in estimable Defenders and Supporters of their King and their Country, there is not orte, whose Parents, and whose Priests, have not taught him, that Loy alty is a religious as much as a civil duty ; and that, when he is fighting for his King and his Country, he is performing a duty to his God. JOHN LX.MGLASS, D.U. ♦ie. Ap. Lond. Sheen.bury. James Wholes. Petro. Thomas Sueleton. Dormer. Ralph Riddell. Henry Charles Fnglefield. Greene Cary. Willurn Jeeninerism. Juhn Cary. Jahn Throat, swam Edward Blount. Thomas Gage. William Cruise. George Jerniugham. PAward Jerningbani. Marniaduke Langdale Charles lionishohl. John Webtae Weston. 'Noma Walmestey. Francis Canning. John Prujsan. Charles Bellasyse, 13 D. Francis Chulnaeley. William ShOrion. Francis Witham. Charles Conon,. Ifenry Huddleatone. George bilvertup. Francis Lyre. Jo'.') Charlton. John Greenhorn. James Langdale. M. Constable Maxwell. Richard Kinn Cox. Robert Clifford. John Robert Rookwurel Gage. Lawrence tinsel!, M.D. Thomas Wright. Chad's Butler. Nicholas Selby. Michael Ann. Anthony Wright. William Throckmortsn. Juba Wright. Thomas Lloyd. Thomas Wright, jon. J. Sew, 13 D. Thomas Thorpe. j Richard Butler. John Gabli. Char es Fairfax. lames Yorks lirssWen. Brian Sahrin. Edward Wright. Juba Webb, Weston, jun. Edward Walsh. PROM S.ITURD NIGHT'S G 4Z1:771E. At the Court at the geeen's palac e, May 20,1807. PRESENT, Thn KING'S m• et Excellent 114..1 , 5ty in Conned. This day the Right Non. Henry Pierrirpont, Was, be His Majority% crimina , id, sworn , d His Ibliij•ilv a must Honourabl. Privy Council, and tank his place aecrodnty. I lairrhiel. May 11,1 1 51.17. The King ha been tiaaserl to struarint thin Right Hon. Grieve Earl of raiefurd t• be His M...re,ty's Lieutenant arid Shirai Principal of Faitshint. MILITARY PROMt)Tirnegt. Coo,e:aion sic tel be the feel Lieotenaut 4 (Amy b/ Kent. F.irninultam Volunteer Rifilmen. Cita,les Cotter, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, eke leonli, resigoed. dated May 7, 9. 7. NortlifLet Corps of the N oth .Ityleefoid Volunteer I..ee—na First I.leut.ossat Henry Pitcher, to be Ca t fain, eice Howard, resigoed Dated M.l 13, 1907. Seritti3 I..eutenant John Drover, to be First Lieutenant, rice Pitcher. Dated at above. Norwich Roeintent. Lieutenant-Cutout! Davey to be Colonel. bated May 9, 1807. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Sarnia ?nosh and William George Bunyan, of Greenfield s•reet, Whitechapel, in the county of Middlesex. catmen. Fee. 73, 18:1. Jos•oh 1. lours, James Shaw, George Cobb, and Jame. Ten nant, of Leeds, is the county of York, and John Shaw, of Stainland, in the parkh of Halifax, in the said county, flax and toe spinners, and manufacturers of linens and thread April 1,19(1. Julio Wiardiran, 'en. and George Alsop, cotton spinners, at Dare-bridge, iri the count, of Stafford. October 43, 1106. James Matthews said John Fr lininghana, of King-.trod, Commercial-road, in the county of Middlisex, carpenters and builders. August 1, 1806. Margaret Lent and Elisabeth Stuart, tavern and col! -e•house keener., at the Devonshire co:Tee-house, Russelhstaaet. Co. vent-garden. Mar 18 1907. George Lyon and Robert Clark. December 31,1806. • Matthew Johnson, of Brampton. and Thome' Johnson, of Chcrerfiekl, both in the county of Derby. check-stripe and calicoinannfacturers January 1, 1131/. Robert Holt and Robert Kay, fuAlian ntranufaettirent, of Wrigley Brook, neer Heywood, In tine county of Lancaster. April 28, 18.1. Leonard Viddocke and Thomas trilby, of Ashbrmle Zouth, in the county of Leicester, atiornies and solicitors. May 1, 1807. Samwell Oily and Daniel Gdv, malt-ten and beer brewers, of Malmsburv, in the county of Wilt.. March 16, 11;37. Richard Undue and George Tatcrton, of the Briail Wear, in the city of Bristol, pawl brokers and salesmen. May 41, 1807. Plinio and William Faadens, of George...van!, LomLrd•Nree., London, primers, mammas, and lmakaellaia May al3, • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Richard Stracay azct Jeala)t ..(epteaton-street, in the I,,ndon, Cacho'. dea'ars cnapAant, Iron May 25, to lune l i, at Ito, at thmictitall, Lundoot. BANKRUPri. John Crtari Liternimi, in the county Lancasttr, cotton 'planer, 4aler ar.d Chapman, to surrender, June 17, 18, and July 4, at one, at the Globe Ta.u.roo. in Livernout. At tairneys, Mr. llowlinson, LIVCTIIO.I. ; And Mr. illackstria, St. Mildrerae ,urt, Poultry, L.lntlim. 1 domes Chaim) in, of Micele,fi 4d, in the county of Ches ter, butcher, dealer and chaptnan, to surrender, June ;. 4, and Joey 4, at ten, at the bur Inn, Manelscster. Attorneys, Mr. Chwies Cooke, Macclesfield i and Mr. Benjamin Lent, Cliff London lone keyte, of Birmingham, in the afoot, of Warwick, builder, dlrler and enapruan, to sutra:War), May 21, June 6, and July 4, at twelve, at the NI ineria. Birminemin. At torneys, Mer-rs. Barbor and Browne, Vetter-lane, leet-Neat, Laudon i a..d Mr. George Fleet, Soroallbrook-street, Birming ham • Lewis Jones, of Liverpool, in the county of Lanesster, met ehant,skaler and ehapmen, to sin ret.d , r, June 16, 17, and July 4, at eleven, at the {Metre Tavern, in John street, Liver pool. Attntne7t, Mean. Stsnistreet cud Eden, Leigh•Areet, f.iverpool 1 and Mr. %Voltaic, John street, Bedfora-row, Lone • . . don. • John Warharn, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, victualler, dealer land chapman, to surrender, June 2!. 25, and July 4, M two, at the ILI Tavern, in Manchester Attorneys, Mr. Wharton, Manchestat Oirld Mr. Ellis, Cur. 111.0.111 , 1eet, Londe,. James Balis and Francis Balls, of Barton•m:ll., in the county of Sutfolk, terriers, dealers and chairmen, to surrender, June 17, at five, 16, and July 4, at eleven, at the Six Bells lon, iii Bury St. Edinund's, in the said county. Attorney, Messrs. Chisirtery and Spark*, Bury St. Edmund's, and Maim Brom ley and Bell, Gray'clrin i Andrew Johnstone and Jnhn Nainby„ of Finehlaee, in the City of London, perfumers, dealers and chairmen, to sm. render, May 3r-, June 6, at one, and July 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Ifiudercom and Co nlin, Itiashdane, Cannon-street. DIVIDENDS. Zane 27. Wm brown. of Grafton-street, Fitiroy.mtearst, in ' the County of Middlesex, usykar, dealer and onairinaii, at ewe, at Gin!d•iall, London. June 27. Raenarl DJ.4011, of Edward-street, Portinsneeinare, in the County of Middlesex, mann. r, at uric, at Guildhall, London. July 4. Joseph Murray, lam of Buxton, in the County of Derby, draper, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 11. Chriatian John Adam Witke, late of Colemanaheet, London, merchant, at one at Giii.dhall, London. T Jane 23. John reinlett, r:f the City of Exeter, dispel, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Globe Taverv, City in Exeter. Jane 22. James Epwotth, of Spalding, in the County of Lin. call', gimes, dealer and chemises, at one, at the White Hart Inn, Spalding, &forces's*. J ely 4. John Warne-, of Elmdon, in the County of Essex, ih•iimper, dealer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall, Lon don. July 11 William Simon Betliam, of FurnivaPsicourt, Hot. born, in the County of Mictillemm, printer, dealer end chapinan, at one, at Guildhall, London. Jame 13. Retied Bent, of Lincoln's Inn-fields, in the County of hliddlesex ani-rehant, at ten, at Guildhall, I.nndon. June 111. Robert Wood, late of Liverpool, In the County of Lancaster, grocor, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. J one 10. Joseph Herrn, of Great Shire-Lae, I,itiralii's Inn fields, in the County of Midelletes, army cap manufacturer, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 10. Jaime+ Mills and John Mills, now eir late of Wood within Saddleworth, in the County of York, merchants, ilsers dealers and chautnen, at eleven, at the George Inn, Iluserstliehl, in the said County. June £O. Zechariah filtscocks, of the City of Bristol, draper, deal r and chapman, at eleven, at the Rammer Tavern, 111 All Saint's-lane. June S. George Smirker and James Chapman, of Manchester, in the County of Lancaster, corn-dealers and chapman, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Aims, Manchester. Joao 20. Joseph Kay, now or late of Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, underwriter, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London June 16. Thomas Wood, late of Senlcostes, in the County of York, dealer in spiritrirms liquors, and chairman, at twelve, at the George Inn, in the Town of Kingston upon•li MI. July 4. Joseph Dean, of Watling-meet, in the City of London, whotesak lineredraor, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jon* 13. Jolts' Starr, of the Cite of Worcester, bond -men. chant,' at twelve, at the White Ilan Inn, in the City of B, ntel. June 16. Matthew Lewtas the younger, of Liverpool, in the Count , ' of Lancaster, merchant, dealer arid chapman, at eleven, at the Golden Lieu. hale-street, I.iverpoul. June :2. Gorge Stairway's, of Preston, in the C o unty of Lan raster, cotton ynanufacturet, dealer and ilaipman, at eleven, at the Red Li.inr, Prei'ol3,•Coressid• CritIFICITNI-Icos Itonry Gt. Pen, of the County of 1.,110111f, Wham St.ihgnsielvt, late of Limnos!, is the County of Lt-t -ea.ter, fe, tor, deafer and eba pitman. Juhn Uueivori.h, of Manchester, in the Cutely of t ..arieute-, perfumer, dealer sod ehapm.in. John Crouset the younger, 61 Marton-street, inihe or;ghoiSt pn i t y a 4 Jaeob , In the Cootie, of Ohmmeter, earl amid pa•t:b..artl-mAktr, 'Wafer and t hopman. ' """ 3.1.1 Willie, nor ur late of Wapping street, in thi parish Af St. Jahn of Wapping, in ttr C.iunty of Mictdieiox, goose. E.ivisar.l Phr,sent, 11011 or tate of Tin •r• C.ane euurt, near Flits-street, in the Borongh of Suutf wark, hop inerchult, daal , •r and chapinan._ . . _ William flobson, a Dirtyingtrun, in the Gloat, Of WU,. • irk, d•aler aitd eh 1 pillar'. _ _ Joint Rodhalll, of li:rminsham, in the Comity of Arimoi , ' 1111011 rtrap..r, dealer and chairman. Charles Wontten, of the City of lath, in tint County of So merret, milliner, dealer and rhapmeo. J o h n Fo,a •:, ttf Manchester, its the Coinny of Lanra.r v , tomair nner,derlrr and chaprn.in. W.dtcr Phithis, 110 W r, late nt Lambetlarroad, in the (, of St. Mary, Lambeth, is the County of Unity, i t ... 41 ester, de.a'sr 4111 I . h.rmas. 3,3,11 t)ltoh.int, of Fleet-street, in tho City of LAndtm, t. Jt.ter rad cha i n:l:m. _ MEETINGS QE CREDITORS AT OtrILDHAL7., TO-1110a Mgr. la . Richard Strict, a n 4 Sur.iao Oliver, Caktaton•etreht, Loninn, fsat.as . . . • 3 , William Korth's, late of Chapel-street, Wettminster, . • rarventer • . . . • s -.- Matthew Williams Harlon., late of Charles street, Citv roe3, 1...ma10n, linen•draors • . • 310 Thomas Doug's., lass sl Elleirnford street, u m ' s? . flows, Surrcy, coro•desber . . - 3 % Chriapspher 43,ecograst, late ,tt' Pmteigh, ESs.T, baker 3 1.1 Willis's Mork', D ury•Line, warehouseman . i 0 John Vandalise, Wa•ti-streat t Chearsitle, Landon, en , peeler . . . . • 114 Hems Davis, late of 04 street, :Middlesex, cabinet- ' stsitor • • • • • *it Robert Harris, law of Fish-skeet-4111, London, woollen. inatiufseturat . . >t i —.-...--- • -.....-.____.__ , DIVIDENDS. _ James Robeition end James Hutchinson, Fleet street, London, oilmen . • li • • James Clarke, SAisbory. Wiltshire, haberdasher . 16 John . George IN ill isms, late of Wine hinter street, 1.. , K. (Init, but nuar of hdarthali•etcet, Loodonsroad, Sur rey, neinehaot . . In . . James 'rein, Wood street, London, 'stemmata's it Job Fownsend, lisnasley, Yorkahire t groear . 11 John Alfres the younger. Ctislieltoo, Saner, (*Teats? 11 Abraham Itaroood. Malden, Essex, ironmonger . al Williana Beason and John B•4016D, St. lidsrptt hill, London. merchants 41 . . CERTIFICATES. . . . . Thomas lout, of the city of Gioucetter. leerse.teskt ant chapman. Matthew Lewin the younger, of Livispeol, In the enttet• ai Lanca.ter, .Iraler and cnapmen. Benjamin Mnuntfort, now or late of Walsall, In the county cf st.iffutd, mill r ant grocer. Rich.t4 Banks', of Liveipu.,l, in the onunty of Linda:ter, sat snakes. . R +chud Rgwe, cf the borough of Norm in the toasty Cr: Corowei, merchant Jacno Watson, of Elton, in tiee parish of Bar!, in the county yafatine of Lancaster, cettua-aptuner, mausulatural, Ace-. and.chapman PRICE tra klk/lIKS ON 5A111611.41. 3 pet Cent. RAaacehl . 63 5 per Cent. C 0119016 . 634 4 pit Cent i Ni 1i 3 per Cent. Navy C 9 611 Long Annuities Livetial Annsiklea s b 7 9.16 11 Oainium F:itchenuer Balls Par is. print. ' Norialt Lottery 'rickets Caoss..is for 4 34i T. MN, Stock-Broker, tis. 4, clornhiil, and 9, Chatinrirsai. , .1 Cii ini § a or h.4cITANcz, 94A4 U. A nistandant .... 36 9 I li.' Yen, -e b4 itifrq. Ditto at Sight.. 36 ••-, Naples ...42 P ottani:ens .... II 9 2 U. I.istv.n .61 Haintiwrigh .... 96 10 211.1. Op.ro . ., 15 Attalla., 54 11 20.1. Duo; in • 101 Paris 1 day's date 24 II Cork lli Ditto 74 16 2 U. 'nation. llordinek Madild in paper. and Ben per le. oo ma M'• Dam 3.11 aritict. New Doubloons.. ir-• Palermo ... —in paper. New Dollars ... 3 I Ditto 3Bl effect. Saver in Ban ..„ - :n `lllsna, —.371 New I.•.uis each .. -a. : .... Bi!. 97 tegh 49i .45 Agie of the Rank en I/Wench 34 per Cent. DEATHS. At her sest, at Delsden-hel, in the emlnly of Ghee' Mi . Chasten, widow of this its Richard Mailman IrreadsCLO well, too. Un Sainolav, Mr. James Barker, wn win of Ma d the Dramatic Repository, Groat RlSMell.street, Covent gaited. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY, AT LONDON BRIDCF. Slarn....ti min. after.. 4 g 1[488... *7 min. ate." .. 4 SALES BY AUCTION. 11111LIOTHICA ekANDIANA. MI. STE WA R'r most respeet folly inrotiti the Literati, Collectors, the lovers of rya and de. csyed History, Topography, Old Plays, early Poetry ; hksr the most invaluable Collection of Manuscripts, coniistir.g of the instead on taken of the different Counties of Englse.l and IValies, daring the feigns of Queen Elisabeth, Jamth I. allele. I. Oliver Cm/smell, and Charles 11 I with pnealerstt pedigrees, eel tarn. of al the Nubility and Gentry. They are tow en view, and the sixteen days Sale will Llit place ou WEUYESD . IY NF.xr, it! 97, and cd11 ,14 every day (Sundays excepted) until June 21. Piccadilly, May 21, 190 9. ELEGANT AND MODERN HOUSLHOLD FURNITURE._ Ey lir e STEVVA R On the ?minima, No. t 6. Groot Smith !Meat Wee"n ing"..4 on WEDNESDAY NEXT, May 27, grithoo! rerierre. TH E FiegAnt end Ex:ellent MODERN FUR' NITUREs eonineting of fouvri.therldead, with Mia• cheater furniture; feather liedt, rvital Turkey anA VY carpets, mahrigany wardrehrg, and che-ts drawersosidebnl an eight•day clock, lookuig-glatsea, dining library, Pee? , •• and carbtables , clia;r• and drawing/4one suit, ware. . ` and kitchen resunte4, :Art! :tie report, of JOHN ER, Elq• te.ao.inig foto the country. To be viewer', and Catalogues had on the Premien, and Nu. 194, Piccadilly. PORTRAITS, DUTCH ETCHINGS, PROOFS WOOLLETT, BOOKS OF PRINTS, &c. do Ay Mr. RICHARDSON, r At hie Muse, N. 31, in the Strand, the ref 1 7. street, on IULSDAY, May MO, and the Three fan Days, A COLLECTION of PRINTS ; inclocsng Iran and Foreign Portraits; Etchings by Berghene. Et: dingen„ R. di J•rain, Pniter, Reiman, Swanewn. s'," Van Dyke; t h e Sparrals Painter, the Devoe, and ' %%. Proofs by Vic - snot !larding's Permits so ibsksperre, settees Works, Rolusgoes Works, Ike consiewd *breed. • Mar be Waned an& Cabin's.; - - LONIXON 1.-Printed by G. No. 17. °ut, Wm-street, Covent-Garden, and pUbil.ht4 silfir.r. Mn. lb, Kick of Si. Cleinent's Church, Strs"'• W. rrucK. of No 7, New Brion street Lunt tinders &c. for this Paper, tent to lbs Ufh;e Cr' wsil Imideiy *flooded to. I , I I ;1 . T ►ril wits Mr C't Diret , (the T! laNn, M Ed o End Itched " Irish 8•17 Tn wi Tote Fn D• :so MP. R: T•ckl NO.l, I 7, 111 wller N 1,1?0, ON Sir Cr hes/on Field, II 'Auk (1 Limon ; Ticker• Covent-fp tt•,.ert..r O N -- - re In the r,,•.sts :•••••• .r, anti Ovset ! is cervices, UP Incl. tone, a 11. Mrs. Losr will pr.im known Lt totertain Tickrts at amen rite.arrt, UTi A.! DE lit the Ct , an.; the It &Wee u, Ord; bug tf the ctrld zah et ray , efT, IL.' in., y e SY the P e'", %Ci.l.lrl MK,. of Jo heelin g Gm ir Pearl) co :he lats.,. 'a I**.ily Theolf Issl • di tb. akmatts 411 1 bf the , st.cmcs ce .,4 T•silet , amp b.„„. ess Ith, as c I , '"izcot 'hal I / sr Koh sal.4 :*. )44 11f10, V 4:i 44.4.11 a k w r• . r 'ar ? Y Poetry ; Iscripts, aonnstir.g series of En11,..1 and Elia•betto, Jamf , I. 111 with vaeibt,i, ad Gentry, en days Sale will Llit 27, sod cvaniilt 21. HOUSIMULD r, n woe. Wealtainaldl t 7, swidtar! rawrot. MODERN FUR. •t• heAqteld, with Mary A Torbay and is rtf drawers,sidee , i , ling library, Pont, • sow suit, Warr. • ty of JOHN Fit, it the Premien, and a OGS, PROOFS Ist RINTS, &C. dtc. SON, the Comer of V4' and the Than kilo* rs ; including Fr nor by fkrghem. "• Swaacsrlt, It ee' Hero, an.l e.: it• to ilksittperre,''. De *a. consiin 4 • • 17, L) , " , and publt.h ,- d me. Church, Stra,•'• •Itirti wort, Long A' 0 tit {Aka ( r oe r .11 ,-