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• ? V dr year ; n at the end of that half year, • was adtiar.. indebted to the Barrack Master General ten thousand tour hundred pounds, and ha : , moreover thirty eight thousand pounds accept ances in hued. That in June, tool, the ba! aicc was against 11;m thirteen thousand four hundred pounds; that the cost of stoseo, for the next half year, arnimated to forty.eight thousand two hundred • pounds; but Mr Davisan haei:,g obtained, frog the Barrack Master General, acceptances for fifty nine thous Ind pounds, on the 10th of July, the balance against him on the 24th December, was twenty -four thousand two hundred pounds; and that on the 28th November preceding, he had got a further issue of acceptances to the amount of forty. four thousand poangis. It resulted Irmo these issues, that, in June, lan, he was indebted to the Barrack Office, sixty-eight thousand seven hundred pounds; and this balance, it appears from the statement, was not exhausted u•:lrl the renewal of hostilities, in the Spring of 11803. afforded means fur its emaloyment. We have particularly examined Mr. Davison and Mr Stanbank relative to same of the conclusions we had colleded from these half-yearly accounts. Their explanations are given in the Appendix, and are deserving, is our opinion, of much attention. This view therefore of the mo..ey transadions be tween the late Barrack Master General and Mr. Davison, shews, we think, most distindly. that Mr. Davison had often very considerable balances of cash, belonging to the Office, in his hands; and in addition, excels( in one or two instances, the Bar• rack M is-er Gen-rat's negotiable acceptances also to a very large amount. 1-1.. WAS not eritaled, however, to such advantages, either a czord flg to the nature of the agreement beta.een him and the late Barrack Master General, or according to the usual course of business when arti les are flrni•hed on commission; and therefore thi k that he noght to be accountable to the public for whatever binefit he may have derived from the cash bAlaores in his hands ; and that he should be c rllei up an t r state a cash account with the Barrack OdLe. I r this he should take credit for all payments for stores, at the periods only when ths y were aNually made, and *Haw such credit on the coals sold b• him, asis the pradice with the whole dealers, when selling to inhabitant, ; a al we think ti.at, upon the face of such an account, interest should be charged on buil sides. (Ts be r.o.lllollid ) N N.11".4 L 'ATE LLIGECE. TORTSMOVTII, JAN. 16. Arrived the Ch;l4l,fr., and Horn. from Newfound . land S..6 F eeed. Sprialuy, and Lo.-wt. from a cruise. Sakti the Thule, Avenger, and Zebra, on a ..roux. JAM 17. Arrived Ills Majesty's ship Sparri.a., from Ply. mouth. &Lied His M.djesty's ships C,p, lin and Cracier, ou a cruise.—Wind S.W. PLYIIIIOI,IIII. JAN. 13. Arrived His Majesty's ship I.4mday. 91. Cap•ain Western ; and Spar'',lta, 74, Capt. Sir F. Latorey, from the Channel Flea ; the latter having buffered much in the late violent gales ; also, the Dried, 36, Capt. Drarnmcsod.liom the Irish station Sailed the Arg,es sloop, Capt. Stuart, to the East ward ; the eflphve cutter ; Ilariegvii hired ship ; and Co-Ltriet, with a convoy to the Eastward. SAW 14. Arrived lie Pierer :loon of war ; and the follow ing tcnkit.rs sailed for the Irish station, via Frien•bhip, Louth', and Cire/y.—Wind N. W. JAN. 15. Came in L'Elise French cutter privateer, cap. tared by the Plover sloop of war i the Danish Wig }Janson, Master, from Teneriffe, for Ten ningess, laden with wine, &c. detained by the Pluto , r sloop of war ; Roma, Bean, from Dublin ; and the Gadand, Jones, from Limerick, with pro visions.—Wind N.W. r•LUOtTH,JAN. 14. Arrived the Pirilt schooner, from a cruise off the LizArd. Sailed His Majesty's ship Scorpion, on a cruise ; and the MorriArown armed brig, with a transport under con►oy, for Plyrouuth.—Wind N.W. DIAL, JAN. 16. Arrived His Majesty's ships Trait', from Yar mouth ; Vette!, Thames, Shaasion, Alias:, and Griper, from a cruise : and remain in the Downs with the ships as per law. Arrived and s tiled for the River, the Alme►ia, Whipple, from Virginia. P. S. The outward bound East Indiamen, &c. arc just under weigb.—Wind N.W. .5 A PI. 17. Put back His Majesty's ship Sea Herm with the loss of her rudder, having been on shore on the Vorn ; also put hack the Duke of Montrose, Cult( Bden, and the Admiral Gordserr, East Indiamen. Arrived His Majesty's ships Druid and kiti, with a convoy from Ireland; Argus, with a convoy from Falmouth ; and the Awarvwhe sloop of war, from a cruise.—Wind W. 2.IITER, J.K. 14. Thursday last, the Rev. Edward Drewe, LL.B. was institu ed by the Rev. Canon Howell, to the Vicarage of Breadlicnibury. in Devon, on the pre sentatinn of the vent rabic the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, void by the resignation of the Rev. James Simons. On Saturday, the Rev. George Frederick Nom B.D. was licensed by Mr. Howell to the Curs of Strike-Canon, in Devon. on the nomination of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, void by the dcath of the Rev. Richard Buller. On Monday, the Rev. Arthur Fan% ell, A R. was licensed a public preacher, .tr.d instituted, by Mr. Howell, to the valuable Re&ory of St. Martin's. near Lone, in Cornwall, on the presentation of the Most Noble Katherine, Duchess of Bolton, void by the resignation of the Rev. Charles Powlett. On Tuesday last, the Rev. Wm. Baker, S.C.L. was Foliated by the Key. Mr. Howell to the Rec- tory of Gramm, in Cornwall, conferred on hint by the Lord Bi•hnp of this Diocese, void by the cession of the llev. John Jope. L,lltl. OF KERRY. r - rw, Noble Lord has resigned the flovernorslii;) of the Irish C of that name. !le awigos, in jostificiti , ..l of this step, the iollowlng 'Norm. Wc copy the MS. with w ;jell we hare been favoured, te,:mtiw et fiteratewj " The E trl of Kerry has resigned the appoint ment of Governor of the County of Kerry, by a let ter of considerable length to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in which his Lordship expresses the most anxious apprehensions for the fate of this Empire ; not from any foreign or demritic enemies, but from the rapidly increasing in . ifidity of the Times, and the cunsegnent dangers which he thinks menace the E , tablihed Religion ; on the nutintenanco of which, in its genuine and unadulterated purity, his Lordship very justly considers all our hopes of a continuance of the favour and proteflion of God, and the security of British subj -Els of every denomination, for their liberties, their lives, and their propLaies, above all things, to depend." OLD BAILET.—JAs. 17. Janes Williams, a man of respectable appearance, was bound Garrity of being at large in this country, he having been transported for seven years at a former Session. The Prisoner had escaped from the hulks, at Woolwich, two years and a half ago.— He had since been serving as a Petty Offi:er, on board the Three r, ie r tender, Lieutenant Clarke, on the Isle of Man station, and he had a letter in his possession, (min the Lieutenant, to satisfy the Ceurt on that subjed. The Jury recommended the Prisoner to continue in the service of His Majesty. Baron fsl'llokm.o said, that attention should be paid to their recommendation "ohm Kraal was indided for a rape upon Flits. beta Winter. The prosecutrix stated, that she lived in the service of a Mr. Lae, who keeps an eating. house in Son.creet, Manchester square. On the evening of the sth of January, witness went to bed at ten o'clock, in the kitchen, with two of her mas ter's children, who always slept with her. The pri soner was a lodger, and slept in the back parlour, and every room was occupied by lodgers, excepting the front parlour, where the master and mistress slept About one o'clock in the morning witness was awakened ►y a man, whom she bland in bed with her, and she screamed out, and strove to awaken the children, but in vain. The testimony of the peosecutrix was not corrobetated by circumstances, and the Jury acqiiitt,d the prisoner, on the grounds that the prosecutrix had not given sufficient alarm. The Marquis of Headfort, Earl of Fingal, and Col. Plunkett, gave the prisoner an excellent character. Alice Gay was ti ied and found Gitiliy of stealing three pair of stockings, in the shop of Thomas Lodge, No. 75, Oxford-street. The Prisoner, who was tar advanced in pregnancy, went into the Pro. securor's shop, under pretence of buying different articles in which he dealt, and availed herself of an opportunity to secrete three pair of black silk stock. inga in her muff. The Prosecutor damned her, upon which she fell on her knees and begged for mercy ; he. 'however. determined to prosecute her. Upon his cross-examination, it appeared, that he wished to have what is called a Tyburn Ticket, which gives an exemption from certain parochial duties, and he a , l mitred, that had the Prisoner he. n capi tally convided, he should have applied for such Ticket. CLERKt. AWE i.L SESSIONS. Saturday Wm. Afedburst was inditied few an assault on Jane Gable, with intent to commit a rape. —1 he defendant WAS a hair-dresser, and the pro.e cutris, a young girl about 14, went to his shop for the purpose of having her hair cut. He took her into a parlour, and there behaved in a manner which left no doubt of his criminal design.—.on her cross examination it appeared, that the girl had conduaed herself with much levity ; particularly in writing a letter to the defendant of an improper tendency, and unfit for a modest female to indite. Tile Court accordingly stopped all further proceeding., and dir. a:d the defendant to be artp.ited. Articles of the Peace were exhibited against Mrs. Mary Ann Hunt, by her husband, for conduaing herself with incontinency, and threatening that while she lived he should ha►e no peace. She was ordered to rind bail. Three men, a shoemaker, a sailor, and a tailor, applied to the Court (or leave to become preachers. On being interrogated by the Chairman, they said that they had not been brought up at either of the Universities, but they had an earnest desire to dif fuse Christian knowledge to the unenlightened part of society. They only wished to preach the Gospel in the county of Middlesex. The Chairman referred the petitioners to the Clerk's Office. FROM SiSTURDAT NIGHT'S c.fzErrE. At the Cuurt at the Queen's PAlace. the 14th of January, 1807, PRESENT. The KING'. Must Excellent Majesty in Council. Ills Majesty having been please.* to appoint his Grace Chalks Dote of Norfolk, Eat! Marshal, to be Lied Lieute nant of the County of Sussex his Grace, this day, took the oaths appointed to he taken thineupon, instead of the oaths of allegiance and supremacy. S seen's Palore. Amite' 17, Iso7. James Monroe, Esq. Minister Plenipotentiary from the ln:ted Slates of America, having received new Letters of Cre dence, tying him, jointly with William Pinckney, Esq the charatter of Minist rs Extraordinary and Plenipotentiaries horn the (Tinted States, they had this day a pus ate audience of Her Majesty. To which they were introduced by the E.ul of N 1114116111, Her Map stye Lord Chamberlain, anti conducted by Su Stephen Cottrell, Knight, Master of the Ceremonies. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Mead, Abhton Ityrom, and William Matthews, brickmakers, oi Tostatk Park, near Liverpool, tit the wooly of Lancaster. Dee. 31, 1806. Reed SIMIAN and Charles Sumneroadots, at Welwyn, in the county of Hens, Oct. 1, DIA. John Hilton, Ad trn Chadwick, James Hilton, Nicholas Hilton, and Henry Fair. August 12, 1806. James Evans and Thomas Johnson, lavidaries and glass• cutters, of White•Lion-stoset, Seven Da's. Dec. 31,1806. Edward Ambrose and Dania/ Smith, wholesale linen drapers, of Ring-street, CheapsWe, London. Jets 16, IMO. Francis Armstrong and Widisoi Recktt, merchants, New. coant,fleassl.nereet, Landon. J.lO. IS, ►t. 7. %Wien' HeWia4 sad Tayna;, brush-makers and bel lows-suakers, 1 Br.stol. Dec 11, 1406. i• twists Cullom and Thomas Ponniog, leather.drraser; and giue.makerr of the parish of liartnoo.ter, in the coonty ut So. menet. D.C. 11, 1b416. John Roberta, Sturtevant Cotten, and Jwsel.lt bitchurch, C !we Man ur.el ..ter! laid tirisfert, all or , 1,0 town knd county of the WV. ..1 Nun nigh in. lh . c. 30 , ;Bof.. Chriao, her Croe and Ralph Atolaierni Belson, of Radii , illiglaway, London. Jae. la,. Ifle:7. Samuel South and Mlliani Had, coal and culm-mer chneit., at Seaton, within the of Seaton and seer, In the county of Devon. Dec. 6, 1806. Jmeph Henry Standen and William Mamas, linen-drape , e, of Hover. Jan 1, 18 7. Peter Schmidtmeyer, Henry Jolliet, and John Lewis Schitinluneyer, of Little Saint Mary Axe, merchants. May 9, 1806. Sainoel Cawthorn and John Minster, of Landon-Well, in the patch or St. Alphqe, in the city of London, straw hat enan•iiaotor-r4. Jan. 14, 11107 Jo, ;•li Shaw, William Poothby, and Robert Jolwon, of nnichanrs arid manufacturers. Jan. I.), 1807 Samuel Guildry, Samuel Hoed, •nrl Samuel Spur", cd . Bruiport, in the county of Dorset, sail.cleth, twine, and bag manufacturer'. Jan.*, 1107. John Forshaw and William Newby, both of Liverpool, in the county of Lansaner, iron merchants. .I.m. 31, Pio6 Alice Wellington and John l'homas Linney, of Manche.ter. Dec. 31, 1806. Michdil Koval!, late of We!rethampton, in the county of Ruff itd, hut now of Tower Rota!, 11udy:4cm, in the city of Loudon, inainnoncer, and Richard F.iinter a..d Thema. Farmer, both of Wolverhampton, imnonungurs. J let 1, 1007. Thomas Matthews and G.•urge 04.dittewa, jun. of Ch Norton, county of Oxon, ma.t.cert. Jan. 1, 1807. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Ridley, of Bow-laoe, in the city of London, vie taall,..r, de der and eliatuntan, to surrender, January 20, 31, and February at twelve, at Guildhall, Londun. Attarneys, Mews. Smith and Tam!, Chapter. house, St. Paul's Church yard. James Nahbs, lute of Newington-BUM, in the county of Sur.ey, linen draper, dialer and chairman, to surrrud,r, Janus dry 2d, 3.i, at twelve, and februiry 25, at term, at 1a1ud , 11.311, London. Atturne, Mr. Philip }turd, King'i-Bersch•Wark. Temple. William It ichored, of Maik-lanr, in the city of Landon, auctioneer, daalor and chairman, to vurreiiker, Januar y 41) aI, and Frtnuary 211, at ten, at Goildhail, London. Attrivney i , Mr. Page, Edward Wearer, late of Newark-neon-Trent, in the rounty of Not:11104.N diaper, and aance of Savannah, in the United State, aat Anienea, I I.,ehaest,dr.ler and chairman, to SUOMI, der, February IJ , at six, 14 and :S, at ten, at the Poach Bowi, Fork lane, Nottingham Attorney •• Min..rs C. 141- ham and Enfield. Nottiii4lvarta ; and Messrs. BleasJale, Alex ander, and !Latino, Nrw Urn, London Tiaras's Parker, late of Keig •ley, in the county of York, eottun•twiat-liiiiiner, deal r and eruption, to surrender, Janu ary 30, 31, and February 2a, at eleven, at lee Arm. Inn, an Keighley. Attnenais,Juhn Sehoheid,..l Shlptual, county of York; and Jahn Swale, treat Ormond-ureet, Lon don. Edward Pheasant, now or late of Three-Crane-court, near High-street, in the borough of Southwark, hop-merchant and dealt•. to surrender, January 20. Si, and Frbruary 2N, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon Jon. Attorney, Mr. Watkins, Pump-Court, Tesupl«... John Harris, of the Old-Jewry, in the city of London, watch-nuke', dealer and chapman, to sertertikr, Januory 31, and February 211, at ten, at Utuldhall, Lond.m. Attar !icy, Mr. Rutherford, Fimrthuloneur-rl.,se. Charles Greensword, late ta Itchenor, in the county of Sus sea, awl also of Poplar, in the county t,f hltdrlteaex, slop. builder, dealer and chApman, to surrender, Ja•tury 2r', 27, and February 28, at ruche, at Guildhall, Lundell. Attoaue)s, Mes.rs Mayo and Pears', Cloak-lane, London. Wiliam Williams, of Lad-lane, in the city of London, sie miller, dealer and chairman, to surrender, Jatiu.ry 4;i, 31, and Febrnary 28, at twelve, at Guilduail, Landon. Attorney, Adams, Old JArry. Francis Henry Christin, John Calvert Clarke, aid Charles Bowen, of College-hill. London, inercha, and co partners, to surrender, January 27, 31; and February 2.1, .t eleven, at Grn'dh.ill,London. Attorney, Mr. Blunt, Old Pay-Office, Old Brood-street. John Coward, of lihrerston, in the county of Lancaster, trunitonsuer, dearer atnl chavanan, to surrender, January d(r, at five, $l, and Ft diary ,gtt, at elev-n, at the Jernitigham-Arma I in, in Shilfuall, in the county rrf zanin. Attorneys, William Tialukys PM!, Was, liampont, county ot Stafford ; anO, Mr. Samuel Artistica, itiuz's Yemen Walks, Temple, Lundoni John Hayes, of Man, tit the county of LAI, tine,t; tranutacturir, dealer • d chapnsaii, to SUM "del', Felorway 15, at five, and 17 and at ulasen, at the Buck in the Vine, in VVigan. Attorneys, Meows Baron sad bncntield, Wi ; :au ; and Mr. Ellh, CI.IIOI:OANTIVet, Chancel,' lane, Lend.-t. Jonathan Father, 01 Gosport, in the touts •aii,Suistlian3ptott, gioc , r,deder, and Chapman, to on:ender, Jatit.ary 27, at flit,t, t?l4, Fehluar. i• 24, at one, at t'i phin Inn, to North-street, Cosuo.t. Attorney., Mao.. ford arm Sweet, Temple, London; and Mr. John Coy Guevoit. John Carberv, of Vsno.street, is the parish Qf St. J.intes, in the: libeiti ui Westminster, arid cooniy of Sl,' " w are. ..ert? estrn. and coon:•: J.ddleses, housemen, rleale. and ens:moan, to at Insider. Je final 27, Cl, and F bettary id, at twelve, at .andnall, London. Attorney, Mr /Richard Slfei. Scrkeley-quara, Lt nrtun Vaia•nture Sao ney, Lhalo.clrat.teet, ut the county of Meld'esex, Irnen-dr.rp.-r, dealer and chapu.an, r, January aO, at to r , 31, and February n, 41 .t Lone.,n Ittivnlti, Mr. Charles Few, New N4rth stral.t. Red Lion-square Geo to Lank mono, of Holbeach, near Leeds, in the coon• to of York, clothier, dealer and chapoian, to surrender, Ja• noary Y 4, 31, and February Yi, at ten, a? Gii,101:.ol, .1•41. .Attorners, Mears Gleadhill and ea) ne, Tokeithuoso. yard, I,.thburs, London. Gstrge Edmunds, ofChancery-lane, in the county of Mid dlesex, law-sutooter, dealer and cbaismsn, to surrender, Ja nuary 20, February 9, and 28, at ten, at Uuddhall, Lon de:l. Attorney+, Mews. btu., and Monolog, Gay's Inu square. ' Joins Smith, late of Broughton, in the county of Lancaster, calico-printer, dealer and chapman, to surrender. February 6, 7, and SS, at eleven, at tile Spread Cagle lire , its Manclie.ter. Attorneys, Messrs. Sharpe, Ecelei, and Mo rrhouse, in Mae. climter p and Mears. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, Lundurt. DIVIDENDS. February IS. Richard NiMbitt, of the town and county of Neweastie.upon-Tyne, racer, dealer and chairman, at e'• yen, at the Queen's Geed, ht the tows and county of Newcastle-upon• Tyne. February 1.1. lam Dyb.on, late of Liverpool, in the cabin, of Lancaster, the ,chant, at ten, at the Star and Garter, Pa radiae-street, Liverpool. February 'dl. William Creed the vonneo•, of Finch-tan*, Curishill, in the city of London, tailor and draper, dealer ansichapman, at one, at Guildhall. February 9. Jane Viskere, of Bath, in the county of Somer. set, milliner, dealer and chairwoman, at one, at the lt , um of George Arnold, the Wllitt Lion Inn, sn the Market place, in the city of Bath. February 10. Peter B•rgue, of Whitehiars, in the city of London, builder, dealer arid chairman, at eleven, at Guild hail. January 31. Edward Ilargrave, late o(Whitcombe-street, in the county of Middlesex, but now of Lower footing, in the eourity of Surrey, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. February 7. John Martindale, .f St. James's-street, in the parish of St James, Westminster, in the county of Mid dlesex, wine-merchant, dealer arid chapnian, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. _ _ February 7. John Grainger, r.fOld Swan-lane, in the city of Landon, broker, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at GwW ha 1. Fehroary 17. William Horn awl Richard Jackson, of Ped cross street, in the Borough of Southwark, in toe county of Surrey, rectifying distillers, deafen and chapnica, at one, at Guildhall, London. February 16. William Lewis, of Dowlais, in the parish of Mert , .yr Tudvil, in the county of Glarnin:ao, •hopkeeorr, dealer anti chapatti) at tieing' at the White Hart Inn .ad Tavern, in Brnad•sticet, Bristol. February 10. Thomas Pitcher, late of the paii,lt of Italy cross, Westpte, tsar and without the wal, cit city cr. Ca.Aerbury, in the county of Kent, wheelnricit, rt eleven, et the King's lino* lim, Canterbury. r ebniary 17. John Parket, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, ploer, deattr.and chairman, at leveu, at tin liuu.e of William Ilasibuty, known b. the .igu of the COURSE Oh EXt Arat.terdam 36.. 7 2 U. Ditto at Sgght 36 10 Rotterdam ll 11 4 V. Ilarrtnurxh 34 a V $l.l Altona 34 9 21U. P.m 1 day'sdate 24 IV Ditto 24 14 2 U. Bordeaux Madrid — in }raper. Duo 39i effect. Cadiz — ill pap f. Ditto 39* effect. &boa 32$ Legit itn 48i Gem* .43 Armi, at Wu;tele, Bridge, in the client! of February 11. Lydia Peacock, late of Reserley, in the ro um. of York, wnollen draper, dealer and chairman, at eleveir, the 'fiffcr Inn, Beier ley. February 7. Stephen Baylis, of the town of Ledbury, fe ilia cr.rnry of Her-fool, baker, dealer :1 , 1;1 c . hapinati, at eleven, at d;e Plume'.f Feather's len s .6 February 14. Daniel Chase. of Dean-street, Holborn, in the county of cordoainer, dealer and chaproan, tan, at Guildhall, London. Febrhary 14 Gieoige Stratton, of Blaekfriara road, In the county of Surrey, ironmonger, dealer and chapeau, eleven, at Guildhall, London. February 14. Francis Clark, of Barnet, in the county of Hero, nine.merrhant, dealer and chapman,at stieresi, at Guild hall, larind.in. February 9. Thomas Mason, of Shelfield, in the parish or Bloxiwich, hi the county of Stafford, corn-factor, deakr rid Chapman, at ten, at the Liuletou's Anna, in Penkricir, tat the County ..1 Stafford. February 10 John Whisley Ayres, of Iladleigb. in u. ;runty of Stifle kohnpkeepi r, dealer and chairman, at Ce ll at Guildhall, Loudon. CERTIFICATE.Sarofin. 7. Willie, Sherratt. of Birmingham, in the county of %Valois* carrier, dialer and cl Kirwan. Thomas Dieweatt Ro,e , of hfarlborriegh, is/ ilia count ) rq Wilts, tallow-cliairriler, dealer and chairman. John Stair 11111 l ,of Kirton, hi the parts of hes in 0, 1 county of Lineoln, chymio, druggist. dealer and .4:4:.“ !Unix, Haynies e ot Jerrnyn.sireet, St. the . of hliddle.ex, haberdasher, dealer and chain.% in Pet-, Boardman, at Bolton, in the county of Lam:aster, m,. nufaeturer, dealer and chap:nail. John Swindells and John Dale the younger, both of Hods Mill within Muttram, in I.ongdendAe, in the county o f Chester, cotton manufictrirerii, dealer; and chairmen. John Slorah, of the city of Bathe in the cuulity u 4 milliner, straw hat man .1 t..ctu ter, de aer and t 11411.14. Soho Fry; of New Ounlytooe stieet, 11,, County of Middlesex, sugsr.rehrti r, dealer and elisions i . Augn.tine Wirodward, of LiSerpoul, in the county of Lao. easier, porter-merchant, dealer and chairman. Francis Bewley, late of Scarb o rough, in t h e county of 1%.r!,„ altip.owner.dealer, and chairman. --- - - --- - , MEETINGS OF CREDITORS A f GUILDHALL, TO-14011010M. Mercy Roberts, Long-2 , re, Middles-x, victualler . ,; :, IN diiam Thompson, now or late of Woodford, Essex, apothecary . Jol.ri Dyson, Tottenham, M ddlesea, gardener . :7 11 Wrlmun Berridge, Maideu-Lute, Wood-street, Cheap• side, London, hu.icr . •1 '.4 Charles Cartwright, Compton-street, Soho, leather eller . . . Jo..eph lonc..ster Cox, High-street, Larobtth, Surrey, •011&..411.: . Joseph Hawkey, Piccadilly, Middlesex, artny.accoutra merit-maker . . . • 1 i;.' Charles hammock, Russell-street, Covent-garden, Mid dlesex, grocer . . . . 1 W DIVIDENDS. William Burv, Bueklersbury, London, warehomeman Joseph Cux, Graveliana, Surrey, carpenter George Andress, late of Holybourne, Hampshire, tanner . Thome. Hunsdel Noel, North street, Erighthelmstone, Sos•ert,lioen dtai•er Varard Wheattall, Duke.atreet. St. James's, West in lamer, itlitiesex, warehouseman • Nli nael Furlonge, late of Guitelfo,d.street, Russell square, hlrddkies, merchant CERTIFICATES. - - Samuel Goodwin, of theHeysnsrcet,7l;the county of 111.ch.0 sex, hardware man, dexter and chapinan. James Lythgoe, or Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, robaceonist, dealerand chaiwnsn. William Simon Arrewsmitli Middleton, of Liiretpool, in the Lancaster, tobacconist, de der and chaiimalX Joao Barns, late of Truro, in the county of Cornwall, maw, and linen end woollten-draper. Edmond Howard, of Henrietta-street, is the resist' if Sint Paul, Covent harden. money striveinT. PRICE (W STOCKS, SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Reduced C per Cent. CelMlie S9II 4 per toot. 7'i 5 per Cent. Navy Long Annnitive Imperial 3 per Cent ImpegulAnt.uities .. . 7 13-16. Each-qtzer Kik 2. 4s. '.:s. prem. • ' Eneivli Lottery Tickets Consols ter T. II si i, Stoek-Bovker, 4, Ceiiiltill, and 0, (,'haring erne IRISIi ST'IeRS, .lAN. il aqvemment Debenture+ 5 Per Cent 931 (.; .wernment Stet.% 31 per Cent.. 611 G and C. 'al Lae, 6 per Cent. 9ll Royal Ca ne' Lnan . 6 per Cent. 91' . JAN. 16. Venice new C. Naples. ..40 Lisbon .61! Oporto ..61 Dublin Curb DI; sustton l. s. d. Portnipl D,.!(1 in Coin end Ran per OZ. •••••• New Doubloons.. -- Neer Dollars 0 ) Solver in Bars New Lnuis each Agin of the Bank on Hollads, by per Cent. BIRTH& Mn Stewart, of the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, of a daughter. At Sun.lay'.. Well, near Cork, the Lady of George tidy etrletnn, E►q. of a danglit..r. In Dutninick-street, Dublin, the Counteat of Herth, of a sun. MARRIAGE. On Tuesday last, at Youe'greys, Dorhyshire, John c% , Watesby, F..q. of Stenig.A, n Lincolnynire, to Mns . heiress to Daniel Prime, Esq. of Rochoyer. DEA rum. Lately, at his house, in Russell-street, Rath, Ashen • diner, lesq aged .56. Saturday se'nnight, in Queen square, Rath, Mrs. Rodi, of Colonel Rtrld, Tiebartha-liall, Cornwall, and saw Major Sandfnd, of Kensington•plsee, HIGH WATER. THIS DAY. AT LONDON Min , Morn 'SALE BY AUCTION. By LF.ICII and, S. SOTHRBT. Booker!len, At their Heine, No. 145, Strand, TO MORROW, and the Seven following Days (Sunday steepted), IHE entire remaining LIBRARY ef GEOII4IF. 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