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CELSIIt4I7O..V OP Mi. soscors ELEC776Y. !Dour Papa of The esd instsai we . rrperteitit part of Mr. CASEY's Speech, cud now submit touur readers the eon clathug p.u.agei of it, megretttax that is length pee:ailed I the po.sibility of • full insertion in a f arurcr isuniber. Gentlemen, you see that the Corporation of Lon don has, at least in one instal:ice, departed from au odious, because- a voluntary, attitude of arkryility.— Instead of being in a vile state of prostration—in stead of lying ut length. and yoinitting forth their shiny and disgusting flatter), they are How stpon their legs—they have the lent of men, and are calling upon to let her SWORD full upon the guilty heads of those, WtIO, by a vile compact, have compromised the glory. Weil conglicring army, and have sacrificed the hopes tend honorsof a coun try, contesting for the security of the (Laud and continued plaselite)—Yes, Sir, the) de mand the punishment of those ohe hare exposed the empire to the danger, and, what is still more galling to an honourable to the derision of the enemy. (Great apaurohatime)--Cientleuten, other corporatiouo, that Wave hitherto pretty accu rately traced the Corporatioti of Louden through all its slavish, dirty.and adulatory steps, now desert he., on the first show of public spirit, of patriotism, • and of virtue! Like continued old bawds, con temning all oppOrtunities of reform. they resign themselves to a state of worbid, tile, stultified, and perpetual prostitution. For one of these riorporntronh, very well known to some of us, we may justly say, that what it has lost iii virtue., it coasistency. (Laughing.) Sir, 1 hate known the corponition, to which I allude, to be characterised as one of the must immaculate lxt daes in, the kingdom. This, Gentlemen, inuy be the ease, even in my opinion. For iustaace, Sir, the word " immaculate" bas but one tueauiug, but that meaning is of various application. Immacu late 1nC413, spode*: but, Sir, it occurs to me that that which is all black, is just as asotless as that which is all Mite. (4 roar of laughter and ap piause.) Now, Sir, whether this corporation be black or white, I think ought to be left to the con . sciences of its members ; or, Sir, it may be left to, t;,tr understandings, by those who give them cre dit for any. (Continued laughing.) Gentlemen, for the Minister (for 1 take it to be his act :font) to tail the people of England, through ' the Corpossition pf Lennon, whieh I look at us the menacing organ of miuisterial auger, folly, and aragauce; that our interposing way unnecessary, is tool to a whole nation, " Mind your own bust * nesa." (Just sa, felt so !) No, no, Gentlemeie • not so I that would be right—that would be good, sound admonition, indeed ; hot it is quite the con tewt —it is telling us, we are a set of huh) , bodies ! and when tee ask why? we are told," for itfldlin,g in OWL OWN AVlSlNS."( Laughing./ Sir, it ap pears to u,e to be a amen and good political axiom, era it eau Dever be the duty of the people to tee eo.nmotlatm themselves to the whims, peculiarities, or :dismal** of soy ridministration, whilst it is the duty, than invariable *duty, of every achninistra - tient, to erecianandute itself to the watt* uud wiaftes of the people. (Greet approbation/.. And, Sir, you will allow me to say that the. King cams* hove a greeter enemy, or the country a more filthy trai tor, than the llotr.table and desperate miscreant who could advise his Majesty to disregard either • the i...yers or admonitions of his people. (Vehe ment applause.) The chief pride of the British Con ' stitutiou, at the Revolution, consisted in the ex. tention of the PEOPLE'S litents, and the hinita. Cos of the MoNeacti s Powia ; and, Sir, let it sever be forgotten, that the power which at dint time remained to the ICitig, was accorded to hint, not for nit own personal grittifiention, (such a feel ing is unknown to any wise establishment), but for the good of the empire; and rthen it ceases to be exerted in this way, and this cessation has the ac quiescence of people!, then, Gentlemen, you cease, and deservedly cease, to be a free nation. (Great approbation.) Sir, I know that the new morality is against me ; I know that the principal, the lead ing policy of the present Ministers, consists in an attempt to make out CaWS of expediency, by which th e liberties of England may he abridged, and time rights of other nations invaded. This certainly is a very short and a very convenient way to strengthen and sonsudditte the power of a bad administrutims, by corrupting the morals of a credulous people. (Loud apple:sties.) How far the Orders in Council can be said to invade the rights of other nations, I shall not now itigutre. That measure has the saw-- tam of law, and I am not such an epicure in poli tics as to solicit perserutimi ; besides, Gentlemen, I mint candidly tonfess that us gaol is rather too ent . flacd a situation for my health. (Much laugh- Gentlemen, another observation and then i have done. My friend, Mr. Shepherd, lots very aptly illustrated the state of Ireland by • reference to tie Sontlish nation ; and he has executed this part of his luminous speech with so much art and abi lity that I should consider it trade useless to take ail other than a eery concise view of it. Ile seems • to expect that those who have done io much for the Cr...holies of Spain, will not forget the Irish Catlin lies. I entertain no such expectation. I cannot compliment you upon your conduct to my country. Ireland has been the first to fight your battles, hut will be the last to experience your kindness! (Ve hement and censtituted plaudits.) Indeed, Sir, to me it is evident that the pteseot Ministers strongly fa • Tour a system of the 'nest grinding nod oppressive iatulerance. It is, a pitiful os well as a wicked po licy. The resources arising from the genius or the toile of the people, thou . 'd be devoted to the com mon benefit of the a hole. (Right! right !) To snake a revenue, arising from universal taxation, an instrument of exclusion, is to LINN plunder to o;.- pression, and to t.11.0N the nation by their milted three! (Ardent applause.) It is no attempt, an • LOUS oath an im 1041471 attem t it, to subjugate siature by authority, awl to establish your dominion upon the w.wek of )public virtneL (Clasping of ta::ds a often"; continsted plaudits.) ' ' • The ritir..:m of Bristol have resolved to erect a Consider. eel Cofer-mom in that city, at the ex pense Of 10,0001. to be raised by tranatrable shares of 351. each, which were immediately filled up. /rwill be recollected that there were 100 soldiets on board the French frigate lately captured by the Antedryst, at the commencement of the actinn. only II of whom survived it. We are assured that `alt these men were in,the battle of Vitniera. C.4II7IRIMF, Nov. 2s. On Senday the Lord lKshop of Bristol, \Taster of Trinity College, held his first Ordination in the ('impel of that Col kge, alter the folleivriag Gentlemen Rex ordained Deacons Werra. In ezvl, of CluirCa College ; Pollan, of Clare- Hall; and Pritchett, of Trinity College. The Rev. Li* ibl ' of Pembroke-Hall, is admitted to the degree of 'mater of Arts. • The suhjiet of the ISortislan Prize for next year is The Chrigtiaa Sabbat . . . The Harrlent prim Medal, value 42 gnismas, awarded by Teykr's Theological Society to the Rev. Crew Morgan, M..t. (uoa 11. D.) fur hhi dissertation, entitled " A Demon stration that true Philimiphy has no tendency to undermine Divine Revelation, and that a well-grosuided Philosopher may bra true Christian," was presented hy him to this !rinser sit., yesterday sennight, aud is deposited in the Public Li brary. Lately di,•el at Stoke Newington, near Loudon, tie Rev Mr. Rarissuld, who formerly kept the celebrated academy at Pal rave, in Snffdlk, and husband of the lady so highly dis tinguishesi fur her UllllllOl . Ollll productions fur the improve mei.t of youth. . Mon.lay se'unight shed, aged 77, the Rev. Peter -Hawker, Den. Rector of Woodchester, and of Hasupnet and Stowell, in the county of Gloucester. Yesterday senilight died, after a long and severe illness, Mrs. Locker, relict of Mr. J. Cocker, formerly a linen draper in this town. Friday lest died at Chstteris, in the Isle of Ely, twirls it spieled, Mrs. Sewell, wife of Mr. Seer 11, innkeeper there. Blel6llllM, The Pavilion has ugaiii resumed its accustomed gaiety of appearance; the souse la of the band agent charm the lovers of harmony in the day, wink the illuminations which shine through the windows of the splendid chambers, give. cheering aspect to the night. Ilia Royal Highness the Prince of WALE* had yesterday a select dinner party, and the evening a ball was given in the Egyptian Gal lery to the junior Nobility, in celebratiou of the birth-day of Miss Stormouit. Lady PAPE, Mrs. FITZHERSEICi t and Miss Tuaxt:a, and a splen did party of eighteen, occupied a box at the Royal Cirrus, who, wit's a nunicious audience, ex pressed themselves much pleased with the perform ance. The exterior of the house was dim ll ill ated. and some fire-works were exhibited on the occasion. On the conrlusino of the palm nuance, the parties adjourned to the Pavilion, there the ball imme diately commenced. The fallen Cliff still continues to attract numberless visitors, who cautiously in spect the past mischief, and quickly recede iu fear ful apprehension of the future. Wore Mr. Pam:tic's elegant house, thine appears 111 CFP.Ch in the Cliff, of considerable length and formidable appearance, which the beating of a few more surges, or a short coatiimauce of wet weather, would inevitably divide, and precipitate a still larger portieu Aim has yet fallen on the bench be low. The number of daneers at the last ball amounted towpwarri. of ow. wired and fifty. . - Ifeffr4l. INTELLIGENCE. • ' rosifinou ni, Noy. 23. Arrived the Dating front a cf. ; mud the Stag, Carpenter, flout Madeira sad larbon. Slava the Black Joke, for Goshawk, Hardy, and Subtle on u :ruirr. Nod•. 26. Arrived the Woockass,---, fro n Halifax. PLY)! 4CIII. N 011.24. Arrived the Alcmene, of d 2 guts', Captatu 'treat let. Irmo • cruise. Saud the Nonpareil schooner, Lieutenant Dick ilia*. for Falmouth; C'wekuo schotsti4l l .;: l ittanant Pail* , for 'Torbay ; and the li e cutter, to joits **Channel Fleet —Wind SA% . *ass, NOV. 25. Lest night the wind coming to the we,tward, the outward bonnet, &c. which were preparing to sail, came to an anchor again, and remain ioith His Majesty's ships as per kat, rid several outwuni buntal vessels. soy. `2li. • Arrived several outward-bound vessels from the River, and remain iu the Downs, with His Ma. jenny's .hips, &c. as per last. —Wind S.W. suss** ess, Noy. Q. Sailed tl.e Dastard, w ith a convoy s for lirligo land. FROM LLOV li'S LIST. stints ED, At Rnmsgate—the Christian, Hellen, from Got teobareh. At tort—the Rolla, Thompson, horn Janson& ; mod the Dart, Place, from firrnwthi At liinsale--the Moils, Rabin, from Oporto. Al Limerick—.he Alert, Rly, from Newfoundland. At Stromues..--the Doncaster, Smith, (rum Quebec. At Leith—the Malta, Barren, from Malta. At I.ishon--t he Good Friends, Atkinson, from Malta, fo r London; and the Elms, Daritison, from Lyndon. At Berinuda—the Sir Andrew lismmoud, Barr, from London. At St. Aid's--tbr Fluetwood. Smith, from Liverpool. At Catliz--the Aurora, Rusch ; and the Reuther", Resent, from Liverpool : _ • _ _ •t Cowes•—thr raletloria, Ilfurray, from Malaga; Castor, Aoul, and the Niekomer, from Gittsuburgh. • FROM SATURDAY mutirs GAZETTE. BY THE KING. • A PROcLAMATIoN. GPORGE R. Whereas, ant Parliament Mande prorogued to Thvesday, the ath day of Decentlur nest.we„ with the advice of out Privy Council, do hereby publish awl deviate, that the raid Partiainent shall lee• Nether prorogued un She said slit day of December next, to Monday, the• tOth day Of January neat : anal cc have given order to rim Chat:v.lkt of that part of our United Kingston, called Great Britain, to prepare a commission few prierinlming the sante• accordingly. And we do further hereby, with the advice aforn.atal, declare on, royal will and p 1 , that the saint Parliament shall, un t►e said ttitli day of January next, be held and sit for the dispatch of divert urae...t and important affairs; and the Lords Spiritual and Tc:uporal, and the Knights, entering, and Iltuersses, and the Couvatissiamers the Shin r and Burghs, tribe Douse of Common., are hereby ermined and rum• mandrel to give their attendance accoriloney, at Iltalueu ater, no the said ltith day of Januar,. next. Given at our Court at thee Clierea's Pa.ate, the 23d day of :%uvenaber, 14011, in the Edith year of mar reign. GOD SAVE TIIE KING. At t►tt Court at the Queen's Palace, the :3d of Noveasber, PREsENT The King's )fine Earettent 3fajrsty in Council His Maieaty having been pionaed to •ppoiut the Right lion George Coventry, colorlessly raked Lord Vieroont Perdu:nit, tube Lord Lieutenant of the County of 1‘ or critter, end of the City of 'Worrirster„ nod County of tLe seine, his Lord , itiip slay NIA 4,e (nth: appointed to be taken ilicreupoo, nate lof the Oaths of Allrgi:iure and Su- preJlllllCy. IVhi • thag,, NMV. , 91411, 26, Inni. Tte King 1111111 beck& please,: to grant to the Honourable V.'allatelareourt, the or offite 4:tolesout. and Macter of His 3laj.sty'a /tubes, to Harman of Jawes I.9rd Stnogy, ifadia!ty-Pirves, Alreetabk 2G, tens. rice.A.ltitiral Campbell, Commander-in-Chief in the Pones, has transmitted to the illsa• Willitna 11. e11e. 1 .1 • Letter train Captain Baker, of leis llajest,'• sloop kali- Itareavil.Clallelkothete Owen, of wh:ali the following is • copy Rangeroo, Walmer-Roaila, November ct, lens. . SIR—I have pleawire hi acquainting you, for the infoirna lion of the Couttnander-irsiChief, that Ni, Majesty'. sloop tinder my command raptured, last [tight, at eleven o'clock, alter ta,i hours chase, tea or tarter tulles S. 6 . sal •D iiiiwc netts, the French Inver privateer L'Eg . nyout ta perfect new weasel), of fourteen gone and thirty-one m•di ; yesterday morning from Calais, .ns her first (Tulsa, and hid taken one foreiga galltot in ballast. a I have ke. (Signed) J. BAKER. Commodore Owes, lee. ic. ke. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War"Cer, Nui. Jt , 1804. ath Regiment of Oragioun Geotrde—Licatensrt Henry Wit ham Hutton to be Coptaiu of a froop, by puicha,r, vies YhiWr nhu retiree. Cornet Henry Trafford to be Lieutenant, ♦ire Hutton. 4th Regiment of Dragoons—Et evvt 1-ienteltant.Colonel J311Ie; Charko to be L:rutet:ant•Colovl, vies Majur•General Huewtiu , appointed to Ow Coustisand of the Regiment. Brevet Lieutenant•Caluael Burgh Leighton to be Major, rice IYa I Fier. 9ist Reeitnrot of Font—Major IVillinco Douglas to be Lies leaant•Colonel, by purchase, sire Robinson, *lto retina. 961 h Ditiu—Brevet Lieutenant-Colour' H. Elliott, from the 7oth root, to be Lielettosat-Cokicl, vice Leath* a, de reased. BREVET. Captain Winn= Cruise, of the sgd Foot, to Major is the Army. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Wiaterbottorn Julio ithatu, John Tattersall, trill. ikabiemos, and {Vet Pishoick, of Ilaptua, Lancaster, col liers. Now. It, ism!. Sarah 'foothold and Robert Ilesibold, of the Near Road, St. George, Middlesex, bedatead and cabinet-makers. Oct. id, 11168. Harry Clements anJ 3uaeiolt Cute, of Jermyn- street, Saint Jamea's, libbinmitters. Nov. Jo, tan,. John 'Eyes and Thomas of Newark-upon-Treut, Nuttinetatn, ..11C11-11111t1INCill. Cr, NOV. b. 13. Juin Prattluan and itu'tei ar*l hnraberne, of Shutter's cons. Tbrugmertins-stret t, Lituduit, euedosterehants. Apnl 21, 1110.1. Rubert Rider, of Manchester, Maleitat Sal ford, I .aneeatee _ cottua-maastfacitifek err. 4. /awl. Ite . oj. Hsi-Ny*od, N. o.lVilsott aatritifna Thames, booths ark, sod uf C;orilwn, Surrey, timber -later thuds. Nov. 14, 14411). Robert Sbaw mad Henry Aslaby, sf Dahrewcll,, Duchy, lectern. Oct. es, 11108. Elizabeth Eaton and Julio F.at6w, of Orioles-street, Burke ley-square, iiimah-w Isra lw titbits. Jaue .2.3, I 1..) llosauaah Varese owl William *mitt, of Tewkesbury, Glotscauter,raerchaate. !woe Uicbacl Hatrcc and Jos...A of 'Wipe, Lancaster, leather-cutters. Nov. 17, 1908. Thorns& Crowe and Henry Duties. or Proton, La:icader, butet♦taatra., Sept. 19, Arthur liocock mud Thomas Rcddialt, of Stockport, Chester, curo4laalesa. March is, i soa. Jolla fiueter and Juba P, use, of brotslstots, Lancaater, Wen.Maagnall sad Richard Da...Dr, of Manchester, snit S. Ashton, of Martinscrufl, Lara.utte, cotton.apinscru. Sept. 5, 15011. • _ _ . . . . tiillious Morris and Milli., Boyce, of Brightbeisnitonc, rorpeoters. Opt. sv,i, Igor. Julio Fry, Gowen 8011, and Joseph Storrs Fry, cows:zoo brewers, Bristol. Junnes„ ;sod. Jere. Hill, Jere. Hill, jar. ebarirs Hill, Julio Barrow, sod ltoloot Vizier, of Bra.tol. No►. 1., tai'. William Puke, and IV. Thornhill, of Liverpool, porter dealers. Oct. al, Mot. James Kemp, Daniel Boynton, suillnseph Kemp, of Bris tol, printed. July 111, IYOS. BANE RU PITY PERSEDED. John IWO Batley and Jobs Hinchlitle, both of Meltbam, Aline inibur). Verb, dyers. BANKRUPTR. Charles Ward Apthorp, late of Boston, North America, bat now of Bridgr•strevt, Blarkfriars, London, merchant, to sarrroder, Gtocronhcr 3, 10, and J 4111112.11, 7, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Batton- g.udeo, Lon. dun. Richard Rouse, late of Minster, lido of Sited's, Kea, car. penter, (but now a prisoner iu the prima of Maidstone, Resit) to surrender, December 10, 13. and hreary 7, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Sly. John Silrester, court, Gray's-lun. Frederick Willits, of Dreiver-street, Golden-square, Mid dlesex, therms...neer, to surrender, December 3, 17, and Ja nuary 7, at ten, $ Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, 3lessrs. Gaily and Hidden, Angel-court, Thmpnortou-street. Richard Resell, of Shoreham, Kent, shopkeeper, tisane reader, November 9q December in , and Jantinry y, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Want, Blackman street, Southeast. bOnsas Junes, late of High Holborn, Middlesex (but now of the Fleet Prison), looking • glass masufacturer, to surren der, December 6, 17, at one, and January ;, at twelic, at t;isildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Alimentos, St. John's agave. Hester Parry, late of Llangollen, Denbigh, grocer, to sur render, Novembers*, Decrailas 31, earl January 7, at eleven, at the Cross Keys Inn, in Oswntiy, Salop. Attorneys, ]fr. Edward Horne, of Scrle-micet, Loudon ; and Mr, Eds arils, Osweetry. T buena Silverwood, of Settle, Yosk, innkeeper, to sorrels. der, December Ili, 17, and January 7, at eleven, at the Black Horse, Skipton, York. Attorneys, Mr. heel., Staple Ina, London ; and Mr. Carr, Slaptuo. Arthur Deck, o?Caiubridge, chemist, to surrender, No vember .to, December 5, and January 7, at tea at the Red u,, n , p e tty Curry, Cambridge. Attorneys, ' Mr. Ceoptr, Cambridge; and Altura. Paine and Brows, Lincolo's Inn, London. flatus' Mayor, of Liverpool, stationer, to surrender, December to, in, and January 7, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Wuoda, Liverpool ; sad Mr. Bleaboterk, St. Mditred's-eonwt, Poultry, Laotians. John Gibbs, late of Hailabasa, 3:ussaa, innkeeper, to sur render, December (i, and January 7, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Hallshatn. Attorneys, Mr. Willard, Battle ; anti Mr. Ellis, Hatton.garlen. Juba Edest tttt t of Liverpool, stationer, to surrender, De cember ao, g 7, and January 7, at one, attbe Globe Tavern, Live r p oo l. Altorneys, Mr. Woods, Liverpool; and Mr. Blackens( k, St. Mailreirs-rinirt, Poultry, Loud's,. • John Aldiey and Henry Altisty, of Leicester, issmites, to merry:Win., Da-ember 3, so, and January 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, 'Mr. Peter Brookes, Iliad court, 11,4-street, London. Asher . 1 1 , ser, now ue late of Great Russell-street, Cutest garden, chinaselles, tit sserender, l/ecessiber 3,1,., and Ja. weary 7, at ten, at GoiAlrill. Attar/Mee, Mr. Donslienl, nouvelles-steer% Fleet-Mrett ; and Mr. P. P. Palmer, Wor cester. DIVITiENDS. January 2e. John Fenner, of Lawrence-lane, London, wholesale Imen-draper. .1 twelve, at Gait%Hiatt. Deg:etcher 97. Jusepb Gaye, ppeo North-plan., firsy's• Inig !mit, Alidelleams, coach and bantams maker, at tea, at guildhall, Lomb... December in. William Cuwperthwaite and James Waricg, of Manchester, marrefactorers, at tau, at the Commercial Nlanehrster. December 17. Micah Ball, of aregrenatrect. Golden-equare, 111iilillet.ex, tallow chandler, at one, at Unildbsll, Leaden. Trigs miry 5 . Wiltum Cmlm Johnson and Jubn W hi.t shin, of Ilantimedeu, deepen, at one, at Lou den. December as. Jahn Cause, late of Great IVakering, Egan, shopkeeper, at twelve at f; oildhall, London. December 57. James ;Campbell, of the Shakepear Tnveon, •Ceventimeden,ytidaer, at ..u., at fiu,hlhati, London. December Irlfe LAX t, of Little %twit-street, Co ecat.garden, Kiddlevee, vintner, al tielre, at Cu. 1.4, 01, Limaloom Jeourry 30. Mary Moore, late of Allsemarte:tree t s Gkorge, Haiiover-aquare, M Adherent, Lucy deem, at one at Cruildliall, London. D.Dmrembrrly. IN itl iam Smooth, Inte of Welverhaeintan, fp. of, butcher, between the hears of twelve awl tin the Jerniugliam Arms, Sinffitall, Salop. In. a Drecialor go. Thomas Bowen, of Illoodiad, shopkeeper, at akven, at the Beak 'facers, Cora on •" taiol. Dece m b er 17. George Southard, of New Bond street, Nl,d. dlecou, liuea-di ulcer, at one, at Guildhall, .Lumloal December 520. Thomas Vino, of Glegarnes-lant, l.ano,ct. et lett, Loudon, dealer mid cloapiatin at lea, at G a d o ... January to. Ray Whalley, lets we Cullatu-stoat, clinch,-alreet, Londe% heanoly-imerciaaal, at one, at Ga.!4, hall. January 31 Samuel Davis, of Bury-attest, St. Mary-Am, London, mrrehnnt, at eleven, at Guildball. Devember 19. Vit Mime I>iekinsoe, late of tplonlbod, oracle', plumber, at elecem, at the Eagle and Child, lee, December >H. George Crocker, of Olddefead, Devon, clos.p. Midair, at eleven, at the Gulden-Lima Inn, llaraulr, VAL litmCfeltlrctr.L7.l t sLi Cie n :::. l a H t ° tV: i T ml iire co e w Le or p lat i e nn 9f , Febratry 47 David Crotnb , e, of Gre.ot Ilertaitage-strut . St. George its the East, nl altlltse7, marital', at ciesta, .; Guitalb4l, London. December --- e N , i. l'hounis Ishmael Wnthis. of Solf4rel, La o . eater, colon-merchant, at eleven, et the St. Jou, L'.ass• . gate, Slaurhester. ccarincATEs--nrer aaaa 17. Jilin Pinter, uf Silver sinret, f.ondon, warehouseman Thomas ll'etherherd, late uf I.iverpool, broker. John Girdlcr, of Laiiubetir•ruall. St. Guorges-gelds, sword-rutler. Charles Wright, of Aldgate, London, tuhaeconist. %Yilliatu Ilem and William Aust, of Cow-(kuss.strcet . illcsea, brass-founders. Henry !I art, of (heat Cocain-street, Rummell- pi uare, sex. auctioneer. ~ 341. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GIILDH.II.I., To. montnow. w n, William Glenton,Jermydrtreet, St. James's, tailor .1' la %Valiant Hathaway, !vitae-lane, LinikM, spirit.mer chant .• i •3 10 William Handeock, 31arehmont-street, It ussell aware, furnishing iroomonger . 3 19 William Burbeleige, lute of Moor's-yard, Si Martiu's. lame, Sorner • 3 it . . Henry Wolister, 11.431.1's•linildinirs, Fetteedune, jew. eller • 9 It • • Joseph Rand, now or late of Drptfurel, =out, homer I it Ca/too 11Lonnie, Picket-street, mar Temple-bar, Leaden clicepesomsger • e Is . . Lake law , Ilisfpdcie. Hamps hire, shopkeeper . c t i James Pearce, William Diana., and Brunt Allen, Isle of Paternueler.roe. London, moot v-acrivonert 9 to Leeward William Jackson, 'Brutrulow•streel, Holborn, imbinermtaker • 9 11 . . Benjamin Cooper, Earl-street, Blackfriars, Loneluu, budder . . . lit . . 'George 1 7 311 an d James Hutchinson late of Touley• sti vet, Southwark, Barrel, brewer; Edward Stamford, York-street, Conomerciahroad, Middlesex, alour•faetor . t it . . John Persons, Cbcapnide, London, watchman's's • I it William Pearce, Doter, ken', cordwaisier . a is DIVIDENDS. Samuel Ws% s, Bread. st rect. ioololimorarelowirernon i John Watson, John Watson, • juh. and Joseph • Watson, all of Preston, Laneasltirt, cottua.umuu fat tours • 1• John Spencer Taylor, G...._-_ al rao . Ist smanfor tore, • 1 9 Samuel Mica, Cardiff, talsaiorgausli.re, frlinionger . I a James Denison, William Andres.s l'lattp,i, aid tieing' Williams ' Fr:day-street, London, wsrelionseowu t Joseph Prsgcr, Imo of NorfoltAtreet, %taut', • 2 I , t; Landes: ePoper . ) II . Charles Mittlit, Alalitate,T.eaolon, lolutreeniet . 11 Jame. Moore, n'ulwortli. Eurre!,, ootrclaast . ] r Samuel traria, Cury-street. St. Alary-aut, Lka.l.in, tn, I chsht l% Reb:rt Brian, Ureelt-atrect, Soho, tallow-chandler 1$ C FAIT' IP WA TES. Gaetano Teatolini, of Candid% London, nrintaeller. Jobe Male, of larstoa, (tickler. dealer aaJ chop naan. Georce Stokue, of fion•strert, Lon.too, plase.aiakts. Joseph Gritty, of Oxford-strret, Middlesex, ireaumager. Richard (hover, of Town-M g. Kept, grocer. %Villiers Altair 011.1, A , haberdasher. COURSE OF EX Aitiotir.latii... • 32 • 9 V• Ditto alSigit 32 11 0 7 9 V. Hoinborgb....*. 39 S 94U. Alton 39 1 91U. Paris I day's date 29 • Ditto 24 9 9 U. BounkauX t2 9 1111 Sti 114. - an paper. effect. l'alert•i. io paper. Nor. a:.. 42 bs I k 9 Dnblis... Curk LLION. Portugal Gott! it Cora anti Bars prr oz. Nrw Doubloons 4 o New Nilwer is liars — -- New Louis ottli — Aoki of 14ut Sank of Holism, prr Cott. Din 64, Bailor 4l L4gborn 57 GCIIOII SO • MARRIAGES. ftatorday sennight, at Ridding, in Norwich, Mr. Greece lac, formerly an utfirer in His Majesty's airy, to.hirs. Y. r Grimmer, widow of Mr. John Grunwser, tOrmtrly of 1.1 Ltwees's Bays; whom ended ages make tsit years. Oa Thursday, Lauueelut Rullastun, Esq. of Watunl the comity of Nottingham. to Miss Chtenynd, the daughter of Sir George Chttwynd, Bart. Gi union Warwiekalitre. DEATlatii. On IVednesday, at Aristech, Lanark.wo.mearatt o Mrs Craws, relict of Rear ,V.roiras CraYs.s. On Tuesday week, at his farae►'s house, at Tiekhi Doncaster, aged oti, sincerely wegerrt.-d, the Rev. I Crowther, M.A. Wt. of betiney (Akio, Cambridge. (a the 23d Wolcott, at Bristol, so the 1134 year of deeply I: meet's( by her family and hired., Maria, of Evan MIMIC, Esq. M.P. for that Oa the isth inst. most rlinerresity regretted, Smith, £.q. of Personsituwo, 'rased. On the *di issetaid, at l'hurcsby Pas k.• Notts, Alt. yleutiurth Reutiuck, an 4 rtst the iS$ll lust Julio Aides, Realtor*, his twits brother, Sufaat sous of Rentintk. IIIUH oxratt, 3MU RAY 6 . 1` Munk vitier..lol Even ar—mir. after 1.1)N DON Printed G. 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