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the Doke of Bt. Alban's, the Earls of Bathurst and Barrymore,. Earl Craves, Lord Charles Somer set, Colonel Lee, Sir John Lade, and the Hon. Captain Upton- le the evening the Theatre was crowded with all the Nobility in town, who seemed highly pleased with the perforniauce, which was Mt Belle's So4talem and Tekelt ; in His Royal Highness's box were the Hen. Capt. Upton, Col. Lee, Mr. Mel lish. the Earl of Bartymore, and Colonel Sergison in the opposite box were the Earl and Ceunteu Bathurst, Lord and Lady Harrowby. Lord and Lady Charles Somerset, Lady Fitzharris. and Lady Harris; amongst the company in the other boxes were, the Countesstsf Barrymore ' Sir Charles Bur rell and party, Sir John and Lady Lade. Earl Craven. Louis Arthur and Edward Somerset, Miss Windham, Mr. Daley, Colonel Fuller and party. Mr. Hankey and party. Mr. Henderson and party: its short, the house was s complete bumper. There were other amusements in different parts of the town—Mr. Ingkhy's Grand Exhibition of Sleight .f-hand, it: the Great Room at the Old Ship ; Snot)) Gloucester band plastid at intervals er.tl' pieces of music, which received great ap. Flause the latter part vet the evening Mr: Mel lish mid a party came in, and i bought to puzzle the Conjuror, but be was too many for them ; Miss Young. of tie Royal Circus, danced on the slack wire, and' was much applauded— Saunders's Exhibition, on the Parade, roht.e,l the public houses of their evening custcners—there was also an ex hibition of wild be SPORM.G INT/11.1.1GENCE. BRIGHTON RATS. FRIDAY, At'n. 7. Darlytigto.,'s Helm, by Pie l .ovet, sit. Mb. beat Duke St. Metrythought, o 4 .—Ttirie goaitrt• of • mil , . u•gi h. ft. At Ohe.-1.i.!-;•4 , kes of 2tttß•s es-h, h. ft. four mike. Vy J. SP•tIvS Si, La .nc.414. BA. 31b. Mr. 711,. Mt. Metii,h'e I leadler, 7it. Sib.' HAlf- wit O. , -.-I.ord Lvemnnt's bro.her to Carlinal D so • fort, I , :b. beat Luid Darin:iron's kleftor r 8 . t. .-.Lag mile, 1001/6. At Two —The :cermet year of a renewal of the Sweepstake., of 1.0, each, I. th?ec y .ar "WS, colts, Sir. flb het. alb -The last mile of the enu,.e......rie winner to lee sold for 130 g., if demanded wt:hoi a quarter of an hour after the race, the 01/Der of the second horse bring hist ime.11441, TAM Egretnones br e by t; .hauno, out of Cyrus 1 Sire fur:bury maws Mr Ferm,ll f al nt Mr S!:alterpear Larne. tbukUuke of York`, b f. Volumnia, bv Mr. Teazle 3 . _ _ . H,li•ya•t too—The fk:0114 year of the Pavili on Stakes of I'4Cor • 4,1, L. ft. for t' tree 'CO old colt., pst ; anA hates Ed tits, The w;ti•ter of the Derby, thkv, or Asset Stake., to corn• 7:.) • xtta The lad mt•e. b r by G•.lunna, out of Sky'', +per I tkolo• b• John It .1., 'Mt ut I.4lbelli 11. the p,,,,ce a W.... a'. I. c by 11...hFuna, out of T.u..;.•tia Fmtaten 1.341 At 1 t.rre—The Sarin eup, tiskir V!4s the suiplus in spiel., • Sub.criptitin of figs eitt:i. 'l' r Ness Cons.. The wanner to ha sold tor 300 gs. :0 il. , nitrie.l of an !MU that the lace, the oa..rr 1 toe st,ind bane bent/ first tended, 014. Mr Forlorn% b. e Hawk 3 vn old . . . . - - Lord lagedairdet'. b. f. Maws, y fesbarins, 3 yrs aM . 2 Fide, of Waf.iry eh e Itmantbr. 4 s - r , Y,W . . 3 344.1lish's br. h. Cial }later, 9 pa old 4 Doke Turies Ir.( Voluinnia, by Mr. Teaale. 3 yrs raid pd Hid( poet Three--Feer Miks.-046. Frisks of Walo.'s St , Dried, Ct. 121 b. . . y Mr. Mellish'. Cud • al leasfint, go. liatlington's fay.l.en r Est. M. nisi Mr. Mellish's CAN P.M,. Sat. lib four nodes, 600..—.30441. It. Pavdsori waked owtr: S.TURDAT• Tb Somerset Fiakia, o M n e•cl., 7a. 71t, aright for age. F•usr Mi.sw H.R H. the Puce of Wales's o,si:ir t aged, as lel over. The Second and Lett Yeat of t h . Meteor...l ea.-h, weight for age. FP"; Th, l" for 14 gs if demanded irtilltl 'vw, n( ast ', our after one race, the owner of the tecuild .14 .se being figbi ,stitlecl, Ste H. . H the P. of Wales's ch. c RLIGILtInat, eyrs 74. 71t.t. WI •n's Isr Is Cur P..r, 6ys old, 9st tilty r *undo for three ae.r. tolh. *eight fur age. The C u.se Mr. VIMOKIeS De. Hawk, 2yrs 04, Sat . . 1 I 11e!ritaocofWa.r+'th h aid, 9st. 1:',12. 2 2 THE DUCHESS uF Bnt7NSWICK. On Saturday last the Lord Mayor, attended by several of the Aldermen and Common Councilmen, proceeded in state from Gnilabel! to Montague House, Blackheath, where they pre%ented the trilow ing Address to the Duchess of k 111 DUClff.'is BRUNSWICK. Alas, it 'kn.. yr..., Royal and smella Lodi hl iyor, Ali...rmen, and Commons, of the t. rho., w Com.:.on Co ttttt mint humbly ent a, r ..r Royal and Serene Highness to accept our sincere ennar.duiatiana tot your safe arrival ie this Imperial Country Ti.. return to her native land ef an illustrious Princess, sp nearls arid dearly allied to our beloNed So.ereaja., and In the nr.yal and amiable Consort of the hear apparent to the throne Mrhis United Kmadose, cannot but renew the most lively sientimems of affrcoon in the harts of His Majesty's loyal subjects, and a warm participation of those feelings which a tweeting ao 'literati°, to the Royal Family must bars °m eowed. Derple impreved, Madam ' as we are, by the extraordinary events •hi.:ll hare omasioned Tour return, we trust your noy,l and Serene Highness will permit us to express the sincere jny we feel at your restorition to the shores of a free ..,.d loyal people, not more att.Lhed to a goad sad venerable E ne, by duty to his supreme and august station, than by site. ten to his sacred person and family. (Signed) By order r.t Court, HENRY WOADMOR PF. Tn vAich Her Royal Highness sttui nod the lot. g Answer ---- - - - ! , 11 LORD--I return year p, awl the .I.lderns.o tio.! Co.riooos of the City of Loudon, my wtrful thauk4 lot an krldreat which has peen me th • most he 41.;..t sat,bt.ction. affor.•. me an additional instance of the it., al at. aehment •f the Cny .f Imetion to the King, an•l 01 their effortionate :or II n Nfaje,t,'s Royal Family. _ _ They were irac;ousli re rived. and had the ho- Dour to krsi her R. 1.41 Hiehnets's hand. AIitVAL PLYMOUTH, ALGUST ti. Riled His Majesty's ship tl,erga4 of 74 guns, Captain Malcolm, to join the fleet off Brest, Chart . , and guts-brigs, and 41111 hired armed ship. 'PIRO* Y. AUG. 6. Put back His Maji-sty's ships Ville .4 Paris. 11►..af....ag41. 140, London, and •, from the Westward.—Wind S.W. DIAL, *twos? 7. down from Sheerness. the Sparrow sloop Ind •enuins is she I.L.wns with the ships as anil several outw.rd-boucti !muds. 43/ERlei. IN NM TOR[, 311/LT ii• A fewer from Norfolk, dated June 700, says— ef Yesterday afternoon we were gratified with the sight of the four grin-boars equipped and under way for the defence of the Narrows, in case any attempt should be made to enter this harbour by the British. Ton much praise cannot be given to the spirit and patriotism of the Captains and seamen of the port on this occasion. On Sunday evening only, a deputation from the Committee waked on Captain Decatur with a request that the gunboats might be prepared for anion. At this time no rigging was over head, no sails bent, arms or ammunition on board,. but such was the persevering labour. and ardent exertion of our seamen, that at four o'clock they sailed, ready vinualled. manned. and in every respen prepared for anion, and under a Com mander who will never be taken all aback, or shut his eves at the quell." The Secretary of the Navy has ordered all the gun-boats belonging to the United States. to be fit ted for serv;ce with all possible dispatch. Extraa of a letter from Baltimore, dated July 1— ff Last evening meetings were held in sundry parts of this city for the purpose of forming companies of volunteers—they were generally attended, and the business before them zealously entered into. It is expelled, that in the course of a few weeks we shall have at least two. perhaps four. thousand men under arms—not formed for parading through the meets, but tor the noble purpose of defending their country, and resenting its injuries." JULY 9. Extraft of a letter from Philadelphia. dated July 7 :—" The late unhappy disturbances will pre vent many vessels from proceeding on their respec tive voyares, as no insurance can at present be ef feEted at any of our offices, which, of course, must operate a► an embargo." JULY 10. Letters were received at the Post Office yesterday dite!ed to al, the Midshipmen of the United States Navy wise in this City. They are said to contain erders to Froceed immediately to Washington. Letters have also been received in town, stating, that Commodore Douglas, of the British &fleas, and Mr. Erskine, the British Minister, were at Washington. The purport of the Commodore's visit is said to be, to obtain a soppy of water. The United States schooner Revenge, now at Baltimore, is under orders to he in readiness for sea. She is to convey to our Minister at London dispatches, instructing him to demand of the British Government the explanation and satisfaction which thelste outrage on the frigate Chesapeake, necessarily requires. Consistently with the usage of civilized nations, the Aar of its petty officers cannot be con sidered as the aft of the British Government. until an opportunity be afforded them of avowing or dis avowing it. JULY 11. Hit Excellency Governor "" irnpkons - has receiv ed d;reftions to call out It,ooo of the New Yotk Militia into the service of tLe United States. VVILAVELVHIA. JVLT 9. From Washington, we learn, that the Executive have resolved to call Congress, to meet on the 1t5:12 of 0/Whet next ; to send the schooner &crags with dispatches to our Ministers at the Court of St. James's; that no retaliation is to take place till her retorts, hut in the mean time the sea-ports to he fortified. 30 gun-boats to be prepared, and 100,000 militia embudted and prepared for immediate service. JULY 10. A letter from the highest authority, received at Baltimore. from Washirgron. and published in an extra Ciazat., states :-- 1 . That a letter bad been received from Captain Decatur,of the 4th, by express. ..w.rming, that the titish squadrun had moved higher up in Hampton Roads ; that he had been at quarters the whole of the previous night on i.oard the Ch. eiseake, expelling an attack ; that three British telidirs, armed, had moved into shoal water ; that Com. Douglas had fotmally declared Norfolk vs a :fate Rleehads, and had ;Axially stopped one or v.v.) vessels, until their Resolutions should to re%,ci..4led, and that if he was net p.r. batted to obtain supplies. he would take them by furcc !" d PAOCLAMATION, BY THOMAS JEFFERsON, PRESIDENT OF THE UM s FATES OF ANF.RICA. Dii.ing the wars which, for some time, have unhappily prevaned 'moor the Powers of Europe, the United States of .borrow, firm in their priosiples of peace, have endearosgred, by peen..., by a .rgu!ar discharge of all their national and so ciat dotes, 1.,y every friendly office their saw:- ad mitted, to °hm tain, with all the belligerents, their accusiomed relations is friendship, hoepitality, and commercial inter. course. Taking no part in the questions which animate these Powers against each other, nor permitting themselves to enter tain a wish but for the restoration of general peace, they have Overfeed with good faith eh,• w. utrality tier Ab 'U114.1. and they believe that no instance of a depertors from its doties can be justly imputed to th-es be any nation. A free itst of their harbour. ?nd waters, the means of refitting and of re freshment, el succour to their sick and suffering, hare, at all tints, And on equal principles, Leen exterlied te all, and the too amidst a constant recurrence of arts of insubordination to the laws, of vi•dence to the i•ersens, and of trespasses on the property of our caucus, committed by officers of one of the at parties received among us. 1.1 truth these abuses the laws of huapnaiaty have, with few inceptions, become bahit o ,,t to the Commanders of the British armed vessels hover 111, hit our , oath, and freque g our harbours. They have hero the subject of repeated representations to their (;.....iii ment Aesusances hare been Riven that proper orders should re• srmin ihe,a within the limit of the r.glita sod of the respect due ro a I.r. idly nation hilt stove orders and assurances hate been w irg ie „, l ch.zr ; no instance of punisheseht for past wrongs has taken phicr At length, a deed, transcending all we have hi. theft, sera or soil , red, brings the public sensibility tea serious rim is, and Oil; C.lttenr.lice t, a necessary pawls A frig a te of toe United States, trusting to a state of peace. and leaving het harbour on .roan a, has been surprtierl and attacked by a !Plush vcssol of superior force, one of a squadron then lying in our waters, and covering the trausadien, and has been dm ‘ibled f or m ari•.e.., with the roes of a mina's' of men killed and wounded. Thii einsimity was net only without provocation ear jurtm.abl • enlist, but was committed with the avowed pur r ice of tiling by force, from a ship of war, belonging to the United States, a part of her crew, mid that DO circumstance might be wanting to mark its character, it had been praviously ascertained, that the seamen demanded were native citironscf the UnitoilStates• el;ested his purport, be returned to anchor with hi, NUnnlrcoll within our Hu*. inlity, no I,r such circumstances, ceases to be a dety t and • continuance of it, with sw,v utrountrouled abuses, would tend only, by multiplying injuries awl irritations, to brit,' on a cup. cure bot.resii the two anions. Thu extreme resort S equally opposed to the interest. of both, as it is to MISSIVSISCIIS of the most friendly dispositions 011 the part of the British Gravest m Int, in the midst of which this outrage has bees ..emitted In IL:, Iriqt the subject cannot but roma Undt this far =. t. wr plent blue the mews to es beesittals rep' 11P o i lthe ong which has beam done and to that effectual omatroul its naval commandos, which alone can justify the Government of the United State; in the exercise of those hospitalities it is now constrained to distention,. In consideration of th se cir.:timstances, and of the right of every nation to regulate its OWn pOlife, to provide for its peace, and foe thesafety of its citizens, and consequently ter refuse the admission of armed vessels into its harbeurs o waters, either In then numbers or of such Ameriptimis as Sr. ineoriostent with these, or with the maintenance of the au thority of the laws, I have thought proper, in pursitanc-., or the authorities specially tven by law, to issue this my rin els/ileum, hereby requiring all armed vessels bearirl caw miug..n guider the Government of Great Britain, n o w within the waters or harbour. of the Waited State, immediately and without any delay to depart kern the sense, and kterdatting the entrance of all the said harboars and waters to the said wined ...sea, and to all others beating commirairms under the authority of the Brut:sh Government. And if said vessels, or any of thmi, shill fail to depart as aforesaid, or if they, or any others, so interilictel, shall liege after enter the harbours err waters aforesaid, I dr. , in that eau., forbid all intercourse with thorn, or any of them, their officcrs or crews, and dr, prohibit all supplies arid aid from being fur. Willed to them or any of them. And I do declare and make known, that if any person from, Of within the jurisdictional limits of the United States, shall af ford any aid in any such vessel, contrary to the proliihitlon con. tented in this Proclamation either in repairing any such vessel, or in furnishing her, her officers, in crew, with supplies of any kind, or in any manner whatsoever or if any pilot shall assist in navigating any of the said armed vessels, maims it he fee the purpose of carrying them in the first instance, beyond the li mits and JuiPdietion of the United States, or unless it be in the case of a vessel forced by distress, or charged with public dispatches, as hereinafter provided for, such person or persons shall, on conviction, stiffer all the pains and penalties by the laws provided for such *fences. ._. • . And I do hereby enjoin and r lithe all manna beating °Mee, caviler military, within or older the authority of t►e United Slates, and all otben. citisens or inhabitants thereof, or being within the same, with vigilance and promptitude to exert their respective authorities, and to lie aiding and assist ing to the carrying this Proclamation, and every part thereof, into full effect. • Pro.kled nevertheless, That if any such vessel shall be forced into the harbours or waters of the United Suttee, by disuess, by the dangers of the sea, or by the pursuit of an enemy, or shall enter them charged eith dispatches or business from their Government, or shall be a public packet for the conveyance of letters and dispatches, the Commanding Officer immediately reporting his vessel to the Colleague( the Distritt, 'tette, the objet or causes of entering the said harbour' on waters, and ceisforming himself to the regulation, in that case prescribed under the authority of the laws, shall be allowed th • benefit of such regulations suspecting repairs, supplies, stay, inter course and departure, u shall be permitted undo the same authority. In testimony whereof 1 have caused the Seal of the United States to be affixed to these prevails, and signed the same Given at she City of Washington, the Second day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand welt hundred and men, and i.f the susereienty and independeuce o the United Slaws the thirty-Sot ; THUM.%S JEFFERSON. By the President, JAMES MADISON, Secretary of State. jon, Niko)! Champion, Came d or 14.1 r, ar pc Lau, a FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T 110,7121 Lot. and John Rubmtton, Thnia4noodle-ttreet, 1• tab provision merehims, June SO, 1907. Wm. Gibson and Wm. Broadloot, Of Charleston, South Ca. Tulin', July 31 , 1807. Harry Rue. Grant and Williams James Long, of Castle Cary, mon-midwiroo, July I, 11107. Jnh: , Holtman Lang and Charles (Jardine,. of Devonshire earner, arshopsgate-street, wino and brandy merchants, August 1„1107. William Ailen, of Plough court, Losiberd•street, in tie city of lainibm, and LA* Howard. of Plaistow, in the county of Esse.", eiieratsts and druggirts. March P , 1805. Henry Nf omen's, AJam B.ngle, Alexander Clayton. Wil liam Monteith, and Hay.d Monteith, of Glasgow, ceittow-apio ners and manufacturers, Jan 13. 181/7. William Ramer and W Mime Selby. of Gainaburgh, in the county of Lincoln, a. bar-iron-milers, July 31.1807. Bsnjamin Bracknell and Richard Penliiigtrin, of Chador Covent-Garden. wax and tallow chandlers, Angles 8, 1887. __ Charles Mks Ind Charles Grafton, of Birmingham. in the cousity of Warwick, printers, booldellers, and statione.s, August 1, 1107. Ann Milner and Thema' [aye, of Liverpool, printers, book sellers, and stationers, July 47,1507. Henry florins' and Benjamin llistherby, of Loads, in the comity of Lincoln, printers, booksellers. bookbinders, and sta tioners, July 15, 1507. John Smith, Matthew Sachs, and Matthew Smith, of Lou. den and Nfansbeeter, July 11, 1537. Timothy Bu4k, Julia Rebarto, and Joseph Walters, of See_ lane, Cheepaide. London, silltonanufactorers. August 1, 1507. Thomas Husband and William Gould, of Upton-upon-Se- Tern, in the county of Wereetter, tnercers,drapess, and grocer, July 31, 1807.. idwird Flicker and Henry Fowler, of the sty of Glom-ester, tailors and habit-makers, July 11, 194,17. Joseph Travis. of Sheffield, in the county of Tack, midis: and whip-maker. and Charles Mouncey, of the same place, whip-maker, July 9, 1807. William Jones and Moses Halbert, of Philpor-lam, Alder maubury, wine, spirit, and beer dealers, Ms.' 8, 104. William Su.bidge, Ambrose Deykin, and inhii Deykiii, of Meareoyari, St. Martin's-lane. manufseturers and turners, August 1, 11101. ANKRIPTCY SUPERSEDED. lint.“,,jl j4 UM younger, of LAM. pitua, in the county of I.ll4C4Stat, factor, deairt and.chal2asan. litikiKSUPT S. Matthew Micklin, late of the town and county of South ampton, .Iwerntsith and working-,eweller, to surrender, Au gu.t 17, at o. 11„ 18, at ten, and Sept. 19, at twelve, at the Delpheis lon, Southampton. Attorney., Me.srs. W. end .1. Allen, Ci,ffo9l . Ino, London ; and Mr. Smith, Southampton. Richard Grover, of l'owo.Moling, in the census of Kent, grocer and shopkeeper, dialer and chapman, to kurreader, Au tos' 17, at silt, 18, at eleven, and September 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. itituruey, Mr. Snllow. Monument. yard, London. _ _ Willem WSMaass, of Ozro.d.<troat, is th e county of Mid dletet, Imes-draper, oe.gler and chapican, to surro..dar, Au. gust It, n, and Soptatellmr 19, at twelve, at (jnd•litaii, London. Attortatta, Messrs. Lobes and Thomas, Crane court, Fleet-street, London. Thomas Ifilenck, or Macele,fiehl, in the county of Che.tet, racer, chati4kr, Auk' al,tl Chapman, to lorrender, Sept. 4,5, and IS, at eleven, at the Revel Oak lon, Manchester. At t.:rive!, Hr Hall , Sehetii, Mectle.field. Peter rti tennuani, St..lansese.etreet, in the parteh of St. LitUtet, m the county of Slnl.l.esee, er.trehoosemats, dealer and en,yonaes, ur sturender. Au •ust el, at ox, 29, at one, ant September 19, it Wage. At tietil.tniol. London Attorney., Mews. W Ilea , Anneeley, end Soo. mehuly-square, Lebteloo. UIVIIII DS. September 5. John Chrapaide, in the city n Leaden, •linen draper, dealer and ebapraea, at ten, at Guild London. September D. John Carrington, of Manchester, in the county palatine M . Lancaster, Isivtivretetuan, dreier end ctiapoia,,, at ta.i, at Guildliall, London. A 'must .il. Amos Geoid, of Birmingham, in the county o Wallet c, r. , err,aho►keepet, dealer and ch.iptstrin,at twa:ee at Styles. aline:, to Temple-row, in Bitiningliana. August 116. SA I” dei fluidington, of the city of Cheater, linen. draper, at rieseii, at the nosoinslnn, iu Cliestes. September 10. William Blahs, of Yealand Censers, in the county of Lancaster, merchant. and John Jocelyn B•stiop, of Leighton-halt, in the county ..f Lane...ter, merchant, slalom., at the King's Arm- Inn, in Lancaster. August sts. §liipion, late of 1 os.all, In the county of Stafford, 'intact, dealer and Oilman, at eleaao, at the Crown, in Sep:saber aihaJawatt, of Idaucloaalor, fa the county q • Lamalst, Mbldtheistfe, &HMloNsiwpiess; n . at the Dag Tavern, Denspne, Meachaser. Ss attemr 9. John Illuden and 3sula Him. of ManOpt e , in the county of Launder, limber patatalunitt, lea! t. cluipmen, at three, 01-Sits Deg Tann, is Deangate, cheater. August 31. John Here, late of Wigan, in the crmAy Laocaster, linen•tnaipulac....rer, de.let . sod chsponn, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wle en , Monads:, 14. Meriton Sedgeoick, ul Darlington, is, th s dimity of Durham, grant, dealer and ckapautn, a ant, at Guildhall, London. August 3. Ile,ijamin Hunt, of Stighthalstabsaa, la Hies:num, of Hewett, buHder, dealer and chapeau', at eleven, al the St J daces Tavern, Brightheinsiseue, December S. William Smith, of Alddraanbury, the eiif of Leaden, merchant, at twelve, at thalldhall,l,m4,W. December 11. Jasper Miriam the younger, of Aldermand,. in the city of Ledidust, merchant, at twelve, at Gnittt.ii, London. CIRTIFICATE--slireme William Hodgson. lam ef the Strand, in ilia musty Midoiesex, stationer. bookseller, dealer and disponi. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS A r GUILDHALL, vi-ssoanow. . v., William Biggs, Old Bailey, Leadosi, glnee.mer. . . chant . . Thomas GOVOIS , late of Kingston, Sorrily , home-hair and woollen manufacturer . . James Comm, Fieldgate street, Whitechapel, Md. dime:, victualler . . . . John George Skurray, St. Swithies-larte, London, broker . • . Edward Belden,. Market-street, Hertfordshire. malt. pa net Jogeph Andersoo, Oracechurchwtrest, Load . ~ per.. Mew . . Edward Male, St. &dilates-Um, London, mer chant . Archibald htackcan, hue of WiacitMematoset, Lemke,. merchant . . 9 , Samuel Lloyd, Paddington, Middlemet, grocer Edward Howell, Liverpool, Laileasoire, cottorilow chant . • . . William Chrisp, Cock/per-street, near Charing Cr,., perfumer . . . . Thomas Ward, late or Ostord•market, Ittiddtses, tallow-chaadler • . DIVIDENDS Henry Hamm* Mogen, New bald-street, )(kills's', haberdasher . . licnry Hayward, Ratossate. Isle of Tin u•t, teat, butcher . . . , Samuel Hobbs. late of Bath, Sonsersebhire, (meet. . William Stumm, New-rusd, Si Genesi to the r.ast, Middlesex eoesper . . Thermal G ,Orlyer, now or late of ISta•ket-tweet, Hert. forddlire, racer . . . , James &dal!, the Teenier, Qthsen-strcet, Cheayeide, London, supr•dealer . . Seojamia Timers, of the state place, .agar-dealer MIN= • a l le dein, stet. f Mari ;inter, It, lee/ "Digs. Mina the Cnnoi r chapatti', at PPM* ill the Man, ei, k , e, r in tllCCount, at eleven, r 1 7. In the c i, l hall, -Londo n . thlotritanhin T . at Collel.ii; the county 11 Palau. 1.1)1IALL, ata Irealear. orhal, ta NI el. • 3 io • 3 1 akin, • J 111 matt, • 1) • tl6 tow. • II mho, • llt • 17 • • I II / Craw, • • I le den, . I It • le Lent, • Ie ye. . 1. 1 e r.a.t, • is , Hen- . le aside, . le . 1.1 of Lancaster, t of St. Va.. , oty of Saki, of Lingerer, i„ Cheaper* efard's toe., ennui, &don T. —6lll BOW, efi I 11-16 t t I die. prem. ;tem. 11. 11a. ..6111 ker, rind,roia r Ilia, of I.*'• three child. a, I, before the Lady of ✓ Pa/erne, of t. and Main Qiintin Kay, rat a siati.e r.dres.er —hr al to Charnabill MISS h.1.T;D..f4 I in the tam!, months. Th. Diner Lang at Taco, t Ire 167 yea e. )4selent cafe , gralitren. ah P the I, oke of *irk 4 oe by Int the It e• . is 14, sod Vicar 74.11k1f)(..... aft.. .. 7. • solar4elt em vierON of Ind Scowler.; ; Annual Ria• yrr e ; ; lariKo Matt,err. • forth :env., by Sr OTHERS. ESDAV Deaf. of IN rF• nONi. sea Vrews io mi. Calf. awl I the Copp. • ntignitnel, and Clinical swab, sad. ti 17„ pekes. Ildbei at use • Seinod. 4 l Losm-Aers.' let (II" - CERTIFICATES. Richard Cropper, lato of Wian, it the county of Laneater, timber-merchant. nabs Pearce, of the Hay-market, in :he pari►h of Si tin in the Fields, is the county of Maiden, aosaaic dealer and chapman. Jiiseph Spencer, I.,te of Taptow-Mill, in the crony of miller; dealer and chapman. John Wharam, of Manchester, is the county of LOA victualler, dealer and chapthan. Wdliun herrid(e, of Wrod4treet. Mutat Ldndoa. huller, dealer and ellaimiau. Richard Valentine and John Vaieutiliei of Milefoorl Milk4treitt in the city of Leaden, Warehomemen, and chapmen. PRICE OF STOCKS, SATURDAT. S per Cent. Scented S par ~is. Console.. Sll • per Cent. B OlliL S per Cent. Navy _ Lime Alum die. 17 11-16 t bail 5 per CCM NI SI Mantua' ll dur India Sonde 42 b.. prem. Radiates( Sills lt Ss. Ps. prem. annals Lottery Tickets Consuls be . -- . 611 , , T. 111311.' Stuck-Broker, No. 4. Corohill. and 9. Chartng..l BIRTH On Saturdsy sennlght, the wife of Mr. Major Uhl,. borough, near Louth, was safely delivered of three ehi who are all doing and Hill had, Wore addition, three children in arms. - DEATHS. A let► days ago, at Bath, Mrs. Perky's, the Lady , Perky", Esq nephew to the lam Sir Tho:oss Park! Bunny Park, in the county of Nuttusgham. Bait. and to the Right lion Lord Randlie. On the 169 t ult far &Is - I=W in years. Mr. Quintit of Ludgate-bill, so emirm.t upholsterer. He was a nit, Doncasur, and brother to the late Mr. Ray, barr.dremer his will he has lest 3001. pot annum to be applied to eh purport in Doncaster. . . A few weeks ago, at I.antharn Notts, Thomas labourer, aged 80. Hi. fat!,er died tit March, 1:; 8.): and his is the 8-st death that has happened in the since that time, a period e 88 years and three month. family is remarkable for Inngerity ; there are now I North Muskhem, Was. Atkin (brother to the alibi's . , Atkin) and his wife, whose ages together make 16: They have been siiiried GO yes'', A c*rempoiieltat that he saw him, hi: son, grandson, and great r iramiser, together chopping posts and rails for his Grace the I Newcastle. Few men CCI boast of hiving thAr work four generations at a tines ! Thursday list, at bisholobourn, Lincolnshire the Henry Montague Davis, A.M. Rector piths parish: and of Vynsfool, in Kent. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY, Al' tvolk.DONI-IMM M0rn....97 m 11. after ..6 I F:ven ...6 m n aften SALES BY ALC nos. ISOt 4Cs. TO BE SOW BC .kUCTIoNt, B y giNz; am 1.0i:ilk:I!, At their Great RUOIII. Coveaugarief THIS, Arad Too isslioosont pips, at twelvit A MISCELLANI..OI3:; COLLECTiO: Ll 10K'. sn I.sneusrs, Arts, and Su among them art—s•DY•tiriis Rural brorts, I. p ; Ann. 'wet, 41 Ws j soese Orators) Gisca, 13 yos Works, lUts ; oats VCll'ar• CI At.b4.:, 10'4 ; Yoong'y ks; srism's Works, 7 To's; Maw , thantsl, 4 v..:1; iholgve..a.e, by Cbstrotrs, 9 vol.; with Cie rent going colors of Alphendo and Lesocas. 1. Talton Wiwi. be viewed, mid Cridegnei had COPPER-PLATES, die. TO BOOKSELLERS, tillEitS, AND OTT By M.. CifRliTIE. At his Gnat Ream in 1 1 .11!-Ms'l, in VirEDSESDA' at ISt AVALUABLE ASSEMBLACIE of I RES I'ING ,nd PUBLIC‘TION• prinog maul sus of that heantiful Wo:k, Hemel; V , the Mysore, toperbly Loom! in hl lites.a. Ct I% retch, illustrated with fin* El.groone., end tho ' plates of the same l many sets of C Amnion other Works, end few fin* alai expellers.* Botemcsl with coloured hate,, lately tirees‘we 6.11 the • May be viewed, and Cessfeluee had. I.oNDON:—Prostod by U. DA b No. 17, court, Nov•steritt, Covent-sardine, 111111 pablished 6, o:ftre, No 15, back of St. Clontoors Cbords, 811•1111, NT STUCK, of No. 7, Nog L•aipAew fingers, lie for this Faper, halt 10 lit 06110. (PO Wig be deli attended oe.