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C 1731. - . SALVADOR JO ,D 6 MOROI SALAZAR NCR* sells 01 , 00It6RLI A LOs, PILIIDID:NT. 44 64 /E144 Null, A:.D 'CAPTAIN-GEN - VIAL, J:C. ,-. VS MI ADDS lAilt•L, SSSSS RIND GALLANT tette- ' stV•XTa Or TES ISLAND or tutu, T:iv experience and Itsowledge 1 here *cowed is whelk years that 1 have held my preen* emsmaud, bare hulloed me with the most *mum . matideoce in your loyalty to the King, inherited from your ascaretom„ is your love arse. country, and is your harrow) gallantry. 'lli , : taefidease, and my jest eonsidaiatim for citizens so worthy, have hitherto prevented too from e.l-.ptting any othed encomia Mimeo twat, that of forinum plena eieß cods. baited, Ow. neaten( elileePoolte,*446l"6""", sad ighttg that 'lid not Slipper is DieJabsultarly nthasaar), Itsieh . sewithug to impel* the disteammyou n.ter hi commineipti of the presenewar, . Sot as the for) aid desperation of the COSPAYS DM* anal) give additives' penal of a Amite to emalitmelltillw. lima, without "perms eves hat alb*, thirties@ Meow pnidenrc deletes te4ol oneseliree.il sieve* r Mate of *remit, that lota mat. hid estlinsillies ie prvpsrations is repel his atta+, and *wonted hie totte r**, um, moil* bus of the diermaiiiture whist', is "Fitly, WI, rem bravery emdi hioi Maar iu the ungarrisoeid city of Seracus, and wars . him that it is vain for hum to limas ghee that he can gather tassels in the kids of Cuba, whose itliabilesis yitlid neither As value; nor in energy to Abel berate defendeii eilliarsue r . I thsoefuev cation pap, p ell the effusion of my heart, to low to mind that etc seesumest * the wrest* Of Swett' beam, the safety . peer, thrill pyrex childres y ami aged }Mats, /he mutt' ~r yeiir.rel;gieo, and the *Wily of lifting 4 4 4 *** ai l gad Leila* Irepprionput,• ever attentive *yam heifers, , 4te kt, these saMeifeetitteus weigh with i gocioiait S. in detterenjejeer Lou fir it.. ever . ...redeem, I. evV4l4 VOW vigilsatit , . tt=d„lm ipml es meet melt ellemitici, . Myr I tharthe; 'Welt - iii,,cupidity asitpee'Very anis praperßy etianboee'wfie AM rot boil to that inemdiery . 1010,.*dills yOUT 'laborious applies:. ties so aprtrufture, on a soil heti* he rich ProdelittAmei ' 4114 t impardoneble i f ffeure in*. wool culler the beitloh C“ ) . isiwnewsit. Ronseishar diet 114 sassy, totally disregard* the taw; ellionsasity sad the mute of warfare adopted by civilised, 'club, Is which this tutors essener by valour and gems*: ley, esimmeneed the peewit verb, .. • ,is the midst tee pesos,as act of perfidy and piracy ted, except tole smash of Espied. I Wade to tMasptsrs dour font frigates la vlatarm, with emmil • ether wwMs sad the m et . der et the Daft braes thethe atempted is diked them=them = Iniebwily r anarinie ithISINIISPIDOWInweIIers i *RO I 1,4 4 at ProPortb mid beers ! of Idol toiessi dig we elemiple the satellites el imatemb her milk i milled pa. peer teems the ridithmhielNes if piteglif'sid thapt 4 e l dir wee ble . s t ig ereb . l7esils tl ei res a Ur libiguine% 1 Mem deCessesh, t. A ...„ 0 . t .. - • , f ; :t "" Ligri;;;lese deeds se iser,heetto,' ” ur i litres, elset,they IPiff saes te t • and just overseer • but yet wj ' lair lug the chola eadner of Speniali ke'issii itp sad paw mai ty/ RI/getting that, satin jowl faith of the Similar& hie hug brvo proverbial, whim the perfidy attic English been Immo and ilmtvrtd two smote ages, aud, itermsliatly. /.or 11*11.4eit tents km., illatleria Dies de MOM Di the Plarunirk of Count D. Pedro ?flay wrote thus • et !Pe Ref riot ;re d Trete, Pais, and 045- *My ta t all oritsiesibiat eta/cis:ism, thiy boot no loco to cog two . t oer Warms,, oat nes, the eel l of your King, your country, well being, that you rosy set tall wider the done. . f a Government so odious and es Wonsan. Your sat ty ad SWUM, MI a par own heeds, and depend solely cal your will ; fee year essmiects, asimmed with the spirit of velem, end. directed by nindoaa, ere set to be ,eercume by the puovr a yaw snoop. Repute thee te year standards, with the enthuaiesui and essibienre with which you eaglet mi be umpired, by muttve s its penvarfuL sad let these be so ememity Air/verve. midis- W Imitate the bravery aid intrepidity of the Ishabitsate ref the shores of the River a Plate ; eh*, sespeedin their sta . . *Wawa lobellrl, to entreias themselves aelbreet of mist, have saved thaw coasity, secured thellutebtlebern shedeiti listioo which threstesed them, asethede eased themselves with immortal glory, to the maned himpliveldheripmelet natieo. Recollect, Ma word, list year pretreeliiiieidiiikeeilsii thelh tip term of the English ? , and he seso i lr is izreetr ni apier 411 ereenary beedittl, in lb' prb beep, b net to be compared With, sad moth lees ens triumph ger, the soh*, mitainenna with which I ban the plosion to the you &violated; for this very reason Ow Yee armed almidel is dosed sr the unarmed veke *Met*. -. ' SIIK RIMIQUIII by 301011 , 1117SIAIII: Illsvemeah, Jas. 97, tees. .:: 1.. NAVAL Of/ welifftetWpt.Tll. &lied the Pax sehosoilet. with trimOiteltsw for our 'quadroon tai the romesisrd..whieh. wish One ernedfresit Loorion this ossowirsig. Schad the Botttlieets frigato, Loitt. a r • %Vent oat of harbour the Drys! frigate, having had a thorough replan.. • • . • • • Arrived the Retort!, Fligg ; and. Boys/let, Ro binson, (tataspotts) from •Pcyosoutiod---Wisid S.W. • FLYMOILITI4( JOLT. 5. FirilA the Placer on a cruise; and. MTN/equals, with a convoy for the Dowll6.—Wind S.W. • FALMOUTH. Jt•L V t. Armed the armed ship //amber, with a Cuti.oy fron the Deem—Wind N.W. CORN, !FLY 1. Yesterday the /Siloam sloop, Copts in•WOrtil and &id day She iiitissegal.Capthin Ms/coins, and Cro ori!dr, Captairs ast'uted in but herbrinr from it ererir. Also the Lomita winker, Lieutenant Page, freill•Pliwkiatath; loolosatrooOnktarotulth, Jouts. Erna Chester. with ehauseheare. Ste.; Deue Feat. of and from St. 1f..; bee, - Philip, - with salt—lass from l elusoutb. &w e d the srasenxia. of Liverpool, Sands, with good . for New letottelents , ; :end tate retort:ter, of gad fur Ayr, Eitiren, with Lonna: Liters. JULY 4. Yesterday II aut.% ustskr co:,voy of Cue Manz and t'ooty gar-taitsr. railed trees Leith goads stir Liot treiburgli. Tile Anster of tht• Cltarlottr of Leith. lltontits Phil l ip. and reset' "1 his cree.•tirinted arJuhnsharen on in has bunt, hie ship tiring 'captured o n Sunday night. about 45 miler rigut o f Ilse lisieliun.tiese: The Charlotte was roan N arbern Sweden, loide.l with .flas 611641 pert-ashes, and cage from tiottinitnirgh, under I,usivey of the, ill* runeii shit', which scowl went to Lotachope x .l.l:hst wirateer is cutter-rigged, - full of oleo, sort Cirri! lshilp thinks they wade oaf for &went in. Noway. snr.ssaitill,:liaor .• • flit Istijeity'r ships Ardent, Agg rotor.. OW (:et-. lbw!, sti lett from the N.we this dav r lith the trade fvi Heligoland, Gottelibur;li, Agri. the ciii.voy, and took reveral .: 1 1,was-Licsots with N.W. licit.. isms , Q. s a il e d It. Miliestr'r hip Arettittoe, for Chatham. A:lived the .IdrAri!le, from Plyniouth, and Inset.* in the 1/owns with the rest of the skips as • AMERIC.4. LIST OT 011 ArTa PANTO AT Tour ?IR!? 'runny thr Pin z oxi N CoMeltrif ire TN? V x ixr.o PT 41118 S, As act i.sjun farther apprnwn.tion Cr the an?pert ihs iirvpuf,tire United Stars, corms the year Joel. • S. As att allossiag an -ctditioasl eonspeusation to tfie*s t . . eateries of dam Mississippi; ladies*, Louisiana aid Michi gan territories. • c X. Asset to chance the Odin! of the distriet ofiliddefeed sod Pepperelborissah is Massachusetts, to that of Saco. a. Aa aet to appropriate looney fur the providing an additional somber of goo-boats. 3. An .:.et laying as etthergo on ail ships sad vessels in the polio sod harbours of the Siorra. . 6: ,to act to extend metalit privileges thereto meatiuned to Anthony Doucberie. 7. Ao set extending the riebt of suffrage in the Missis sippi territory and ether parpoce. • * • ' S. An act anppleusentary wan act Intituled an set for (omitting do; Arta and tambours or the Vatted Stator, and for building min-hosts." 9. Au act supplementary to the net intitulcd, "an art Ir.y- WII IA entbarno on all Phil's and vasels in the ports sod hit- Ilse United States " • tn. An art supplemeatal to an act intitteed "ae set ye guint mg the spouts of land, and providitn.: fur the shapoeal •r the hoods of the United States, south of the state of Ten nessee." ii. A■ set to revive and continue in force, for • further time, the first section of au act, istituled •' an act fartiscr to ~pro.. ct the commerce and seamen of the United Stave." la. An ult. prueida fur the payment of certain txpeoses, ineurnd in Ole inspearhineat of Saltine% Chase. ts. Anna for the relief of Oliver Evans. is. Au aet to toothier in furce, for a limited time, an set intiteled, an act contiuning fur r limited time Vie sala ries of the officers of Government therein mentioned " it. As set authorising the erection of a bridge over the river Potomac, Within the district of Columbia. 16. An act making appropriations for the support of Go. revetment diming Ike year Mot 17. An set to erect slight-house on point Judith, in the stets Lf Rhode-164yd. tn. An act making apprupriatiosafor the support of the navy of the roiled Stn - tes during the yeur tans. 10 An act to reties and continue curtain eauors and pr.- feedings is the district engirt of the district of Columbia Mi. Au act making appropriations fur carrying into siTect certain ludisu treaties. tl. An art to provide for the payment of certain expenses ineurred in thin inquiry into the c•nduct of Joint Smith, a senator frum Ohio. ft. A■ act eatensling the right of suffrage in tlie Trichina • territory. 23 An act supplementary to the act tatituled, an act to prohibit the importation of certain gouda, wart's, sod tner dradize." • M. An act making further provision fur the disposal of the wailer el ineill'lPAlllll•fore reserved fur the future disport 41m of eultirtiiL" 113. as IctiiiiitillAttrlitlemal compensations to the War shit* linribillelarirt of North Carolina and New Jersey. it. Istaaattalliaßlhdtskef.tof RP dint Ilitilan.trautitartte the disposition of certain charts it resat of North Insmitrt. 1110 /kr urt to 'Move the itapurtatf4st of old topper, salt patiesalgtHdplour, free of duly aso %owl tooting IlkOpeopetationi Ibr the support of the estrhhaltabent of the Unita States, for doe year +woo Ad. Ansel Air the relarref Edward N'ekk Samuel Berber, mid John Paridton. 31. Anlnt for extetuding the terms 'of credit on reveuue bonds, in certain easel, mid for other' poetises. as. As act in fhrther addition to an art, intiteted, " as set to sowed the judtu ialsyst , in of the United Stites." An art for prururiog an additional %meatier of arms, and fur the purchase of asltvetteandsulphur. • An art is addition to the art iatititled "an art sup phieseatary to the art, intituled an act !Wag en embargo 90 all ships and vessels is the ports and harbours of die patted States.'" XS. An act. remitting the duties Rayable on the importa ble, of a inaeument lobe erected to memory of the officers of the routed Suers' sari, who MI during the titlark made on the city of Tripoli, in toe rest tete. 06. An , set greatirg Wilbtim %Vella the right of pre- . upplion. • .to art fur erecting a light house on the south side., the is of Sept,* and for placing buoys and beacons in she shoals ef the NIA feeding to the Howe of Darie., end err asenatsnee of Ipssieb•betbstet, nest Plytianttb bar boar, before the harbour of Nanturkefo and on the island of Tneksarek. at or sear the entrance of Connecticut river. end *mai the entrance of (ascot Eg liirlsteur river. as. Asset extendisi the tuna for Isoring aud loading mi- Seery lard warrants. • " • • • . _ _ si hood to amused tbo act latituded aft act establishing eioessit essa4a, nod abridging tbalueiedictio It of not Shelters of kealaseksi Taldeellete, sod Ohio." os. Avant fselbdt te - peshosts the sontinuanee of ON Mini at Phtladollpichs." • 't • 41. As art etostafillturtho WNW the lands of the tinned pates, atsd Ibralsor peepers. 42. Au act onlistallotig a detothoneat from tbe mai* of tbo United States. act 'Militarising them!' of public arum. at. As act to raise, he • limited than, an additiomil to,, flute. 43. Au art to authorise th• trareportatioa of curtain do. emmois. by mail, fare of peeler. • • 16. An act to mai...a and coatimia is fare. , "an act dm r daring the unseat of Congives to certain nets of tile Mates of Maryland and Ginurtia." . _ • 47: AN act to eoritinue in force, fur a farther time, an art imitated "au art for the more effectual pnterrvatinit of pear, is the ports and ha: lumps of t►e United Staten, and fa the vat. is r uder thria . 01 owlietion." 4a. An act for a theist the legal reprerantatires of Theism Barclay, *malted. ' ' 49. A. ecassammealeg public a/streets. so. An act for tM eitsbilliuneet of a turnpike company is the comity of Alesewwle r la the district of Columbia. 51. An mot he 114 tell tat Matthew Smith and Daises Gets, jointly, mid Davies Goer, sepai•ateiy. no. Art art to estirootiwtaree me set; iotitaled, an net to ettend jurisdietios in certain COWt to state pia : Ts and Mae sesta " SS. An st to authorise the •PresiiTent of the Pnited States, wader certain elm/Innis, to suspend the opeintin3 of the ert•latispeas euiliarsh OlVAll•liips and iessek in the ports and begbainre time United States, and the several este supplementary thereto. • IS As use saltiest pesisise for the Artois' and equip ,Se he whole body Slim militia Of the limited States. • ss. As act foe tut , relirf of Philip Toiner. A. act to alter the time for He melt seating of Cooper. As set to establish several post roads in the Males of Georgia and Obio. _ MCA, act concerning invalid peosionsra. Sp. As act usalltbili appropriation to supply a deleiency is as appropnatioo Ilse the oopport of Governmeat daring His 'meat pear, and mating appropriating' for defraying the-expenses inculeet to the valuation of beam and lands, and His itaitiostation of shires within the United States. An set malting epprepriatinue for the support of ed. eliimml Wale, tarn far :ht Saar 1 no. •tai. A• act Mimetic Plyirsoi;ds, Nerds Carotins. • port of *thy, to change the mom of the district of ?to n i c/bo y, to thatof St. Mail's, sad to make dogmas, in t►s district of Moho., a port of delivery. Iv. A • awe fur oi...relief of Grime. Molars. 41. set saielsorraing the fieeretary of the Tiestirry to ; rry fg. the CA/mote:Met of the Treasury, in 'twit, thy itieuatit of ceisata ,Oraup Ivy Jolea Vtiniater fru* the Italia to abs Ousel of Fiatree, vn the Treasury of tl4 State*. ht . 3ti let to agadborif luet empower tits Prem4eat of ,61,4 1 I e iedsime s to exelotoote cestaioJaiids fur ...tare hiaela OP* , rr.vtable for . . At att to incite Fwd a tiallialLio-lhe erproar:nt• of talc, f.,r completing the paWis ibmilutara, and UN othe r isorpaarr ' • ' ' ' ' . - - 'At. A., act is adJition to tlac act • '• Aft art lay. /Ai as ealLairso vu all .Lip. sod *o.itels in tie and :1n a the Voltoll filet's," owl the se►eeet acts eu et le . 11 tht.rte, ama fur other perpo.cs. 14. Au act low the rthel of Joseph Chaster, Jared Geratier' esd utitro.s. . . en. Anne! supplemental to An ail regniatin the !puts I le Wade Ilk the tenitnurf Machias/us.' • rAMMiDG.II, Juxt 27. • Friday lost, C. B. Lewd, Scholar of St. Motes Colle4r, wat edmitte.l Itarbrlor of Arlo. The Rev. Wm. Palmer, M.A. of Trinity College, has been presented to the Rectory of Ern..bury, its Huntingdonshire, •a. abed by the sicath ut the Wt. Was. Cole. The Rev. A-. llausel, Master of 'Pigott,. College, is pro, motect to the Bishopric of Bristol, vacated lw the translation of the Ri,410 Bey. Dr. LOXIDIWC to the See of Hertford. Dr. Hurd, the bate Bishop of Worcester, mussy years Fel low of Etonian:set College, has bequeathed to that Society the stun of 20401. stock a per cent. consols; the our half for • the au;mentatsou of the Mastership, and the other half to att,ocut the stipends to the roar /Senior Fellows. //Ott J4)111 29. At a Corporate Assembly, held at the Guildhall of this liorouLtli, nn Friday last, Mr. John °doll, and John Benjaiield, Ewi. were respectively no minated to supply the vacancy of a Burgess of the Common Council (the former was proposed by James Oakes, Esq. and the latter by Robert Maul kin, Esq.); when, on taking dowu the names of those present, (exclusive of the Aldermen who did not vote), there appeared, for J. Beitjatield. Esq. s capital burgesses, and 1-.1 burgesses of the Com mon Council ; total 17—Fur Mr J. Orbell, ti ca pital burgesses, and 9 burgesses of the Common Council ; total 15—whereupon Mr. Benj.dield, being sent for by his friends, attended the assem bly, for the purpose of taking the customary oaths, but they were refused to be administered to hint, iu consequence of a bye-law entered on the books 'of the Corporation in the year 1,03, which de clared that the future members of the Corpora tion should be chosen by a inajority of thy two bodies, distin c tly taken, and o tt which uocasion some. member or members, who bad been chosen con trariwise i. r. by it majority of the whole number preseut) rreigued, amid were afterwards unanimous ly re=elected.—Mr. Benjatield, oft being informed of this resoloboo, wade a formal demand to he sworn it,, conteiiiliog to4t such regulation was in .consiatent with the original charter, whieh, he said, entertained no such prescription. It is expected . thet the Court of King's Bench will be implied to co the decision of this important questiou, which 44, reqls..upon the constntetiosi that Court may g iv e "to - the doubtful clause in the charter. The Court of King's Bench has decided the ap peal of Ixworth against Bury, heard at our last sessions, in favour of the former h, conform able to the opin‘so of the Nlagistrutes; as by the aecidetitul fracture of u leg the pauper came under the description of cased pour, arid was nut re movable by the 35th (leo. 3. c. 101„ Y.11:MOU711, Jura JO. Saturday last, being the day appointssi to elect a Member te serve in Parliament, in the room of Stephen Lushington, Esq. who has resigned, the Mayor, Corporation, and Electors, attended by their Member, the Hon. Edward Harhord, pro ceeded to the Church-hall. Upon themoinination of Giffin Wilson.E. Barrister at Law, thi s H an . Candidate add ressed the Electors in a long mud eloquent speech. He said, that he was perfectly aware of the importance of the situation he was a Candidate f i r, and what infinite labour it required faithfully to discharge the varlets* duties of a re presentative of so large and flourishing a town ; but he flattered himself, that his strict application to husinese, fur many years, had, in some measure, qualified him for so arduous • task. He had the happiness of thinking, that his fi. in attachment to the present Admitiistration accorded with their wishes. lie assured them, that they should have his support; for it was his opinion, that the present Ministers deserved tlmojiaaks atti applause of their couhtry, for their zees rj.nsl attention to the public good; and who, though they had sustained an ir reparable loss in that illustrious and unparalleled statesman, the Right lon. William Pitt, influeueed by the same principles which actuated that exem- Platy man, still continued, in this time, replete with danger, to conduct the public business aith credit to themselves and honour to their country. He bad the honour of being acquainted with the lat. , Mr. Pitt, who, with hi.. family, honoured him with their friendship; and that he still continued in terms of the warmest friendship'with his brother. (Ic thought it necessary thus far to declare his po litical opinions, and had only to add, that if they elected him their representative, no exertion should be waatiug on his part to promote the interest of the borough and the wishes of its iiihabitams. The lion. Edward Harbord then addressed the Electors. He said, he could not omit this oppor tunity of returning them his most sincere thanks fin the honour they had twine ("inferred on him, by electing him one of 'their representatives in Par liament. He hail heard with the greatest pleasure that his conduct in discharging that important rtitly met with their approbation. He had the honour of introducing Mr. Wilson, whose political principles were consistent with their wishes, and whose connection would be useful to the interest of the borough. He was conscious that if they elected him, they might depend upon his zeal and assiduity to serve them. lie should not detain them by a long speech, but hoped that as his past conduct in Parliament was approved .04, an hi. future might; and that by his strict attest' to their welfare and interest, lie might not prove un worthy of the confidence reposed in him. There being no opposition, Mr. Wilson was declared duly .elected. Mr. Wilson again addressed the Elec tors, and said, he considered this, as he ought to do, the prondeat moment ..f his life, being so susami mously elected one of their representatives was an honour he could net have expected. lie trusted that his political conduct would agree with their wishes, and by a strict adherence to the principles which he professed, he hoped to merit their future esteem suliport. .Haring already taken up much of tholr timk , ,, lit. ,Icauld only say, that the very hand notne manner in which they had i tech..] inan.legl his most hearty acknowledgments, and should ever be rheri,hed iti his remembrance with every sentiment that the warmest gratitude can iu spire.'. The ihnioninlsle Member gave a splendid Ball Whir friends, on SaturJay evenieg, anal the ntinost conviviality Inevailail. On Sunda the Member sad his Mewls devote(' Irani Yarmo y uth. MEETINGS Or CRIMIITONS,' AT GUILDHALL,' 110-111.1111tOW JOhll 111116 pe rt atuile . ll-end r 6tsl reys chni.keeper - Thomas Young, Bait hat's-pos*4%i , Hon..tin, jeweller Edward Hunt, Dwke's-ruw, Pimlico, painter - Hubert bowies, Mark-lace, Lombok, suit ftrw-cross, Deptford, provision -ma chant - - Joseph Duna s a d Charles Rubinson, late of Wood street, Loudon, faeturs - - William Brown, King-strect, Bloomsbury, grocer . Elisabeth Bidden, late of Harrlille-cross, haberdasher Jerriniala ParLi•ison mid John Stork, st. bamoisi'm t'hurris-yard, Fv.iiihwark, hop-facturs - Henry Gill, Spitstficlils-markki, victualler - _ ltillisin Wane, Little Certer-lane, Ductur'..-com- - usuLe, wiike-sterchntit , - - -- Audrey ltter and Juhn lloldiug. Wtmtwortli-etreet. %Vhiteellapel, eugAr.retiners - - Benjamin HeseltiLe, Beech-rtreet, LouJou, oil-oper - ris.nst - - - Richard iliektteed, late of Carey-lane, LuLden, seri- outer Jolts Eakooer, late of Bernard-street. Roaa•U-tquare John ktfinjosos Akiersgate-santet, victualkr CL.nleet Delatttple, Esher, Sint - 41, :Lad of the llnv uutrtet, 3lnkllesex, testifying-distiller - Hubert Parr,•Wathug-sireet, baberluther - Eduard Nla•on, t.reaL Seas-alle), Culentau-street, Lumina, Lill eliter - utmet Arnold II ullab, blourfielda, ititellwecer _ Samuel Lasts, jun lot. of Ilford. Ewen, situp-keeper Juba Davey, Curtain-ruaik lihoreditek, carpenter Thomas Cotton, Isle of 'fkreackleetile-stitet, insus auce.ttroker Aux ltobbuinist, Uniou-street, Sibailwell, sugar-refiner Samuel Lery. Little P.ileruu.tesiow, Spit/Una:kir, Ins niture-leeker John /relives., late of Bath, but nuw ut Kuala 1 4 11, surgeon - - %Vinous Ile. sad Wahine Lust, CowAyeas•strett, braewfbiatiders - - - Julio Jaws Kocwstota, Wiucbester-street, Leadon, it.- - sursuce-tooker George Newcomb, sew or late et Rath, jeweller - houses tialto, late of Tciuity-square, looker - Joseph CA WIS. LIZ of Great Trill, dkatiester, dlr. voushire, louse duke Job") IlJeris, Aberdare, Gleam gsushire, builder - hstl.uktel Chaudler, Flett-maka, botcher - Richard Ledwull, law of Cleeelmid-street, New road, Pancras, cow keeper - - - - Joseph (;otty, thlocd-etreet, iroumouoer - . Margaret Lee, Russell.atreet, Loveut-gardins, riutaet >+ii.. 3 11 lu 3 lu 3 1 t 3 IY 3 I Id J 1 A 3 i 3 10 3 Ig 2 1 11V 2 ltr It :v I II ✓ li ✓ lu . 1 e . ✓ 1. Y ll' 1 I 1 111 I 11 i 14) h) I le 1 10 1 gal 1 IJ I ill I II I II 1 Is DIVIDENDS. William Cranston, Drary-laue, currier - - William Hairibls Falmouth, Como all, and of Great Sell-elle" , Coleman-street, London, merchant Th-rmas T uck, Church-street, Bethnal-green, dealer in dour - - - Jobs Parker, Oxford.street, goldsmith 'lloonias 'Kirkpatrick, Oxford-rood, rilk•osercer - WA:: Mill TieoC), Cambridge, surgeon - Edward Leo too, Red Liter-street, Smiths/odt, hop nrcrcbairt - - Jona Collmgdou, Plough-court, Lombard-street, mer chant - - - Joseph Yates, late of Warafurd-court, Thro;morton. street, London, merchant - Jotat north, late of Norwich, mpliulsteeer - Robert Slapnaker, Fort-street Spitelhelibi, tallow chandler - - . John Granger, Old Swan-lane, London, broker - Richard Cams, Ft ith-rtreet, 'olio, painter Moses Agar, late of Austin-Friar., ship-owner . Pettr Martheeet, ht. James's-street, warehouseman !Howard Spicer, Withlsii, Eases, =skitter - - Edward Kent, White Lion-street, Goodman's-fields, feruishiag-ironminiger - - - Edward Kendall, Tabernacle-walk, tallow-rhandler I JAIIII4IIII Alskeham, Upper Thames-street, cher reloouger s 1 11 la la cEwri FICATES. 'Joan! Wrote the ruietgef.,:iLittle New-street, Shoe lane, LOlClual, lamp-strum &ewer. Thomas buckler, late of Upper Thanneretrort, Lesion, merchant. Charles Waugh, of Blackburn% Lancaster, limn-draper. William Willows the younes, of Hay Perk, Yank, corn foetus. Fretlerkek o:eston, of Newerertlo-op Robert Cure, of 'Bristol, bowman mew John Beach, of isrusingharn, bettors ;mien Crow, of Li‘crpool, George Duffield, of York-huildings, Bermondsey Nem•rood,, Sos ley, wool-i-ender. James Gray, of Bast SmithfieW, Middlemen, baker. Williaw Chester, of Chesterfield, Derby, faserecr. .Tye, cbyraist. CORN XXCHANGE. JULY 7. The apply V Wheat tbit day Is again inconsiderable, and samples of good quality fully sappoot last priers Nye is lower. Birk) is short "apply, and Malt has very few buyers. Beans of both sorts this week sfe cheaper. There arc few arrivals of Oats, hot t►e supplies at head lather consi derable, amid sales Iberia warmly nisiutain last pricy'. There are foreign arrivals expected. CLTRRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheel .... .... As 7re us. use ditto . au. 17s. kyc ale. 41111. Bark" dos. 41. od. 3leit Vi kite Pees (boilers) Door. Urey raw 345. SSA. &sus sllls. 6i4s. S. Tick limas ..... 6its.6os. Oats dic 3 9 6 . 4 ls• Poland* ass. ass. al. Ptstatue ..... 431. N. Rape Said 241. 311. W. }we Fluor ....64is. bra. Ode. &coeds $6l Ws. PRICE OV STOCKS TES'I'EItDAY Bank Stuck per (-eta Reduced a per Gut. Commis • p , r Cent 11.14 3 per Cent. Nair) 9 611 1..0ug Anun.6e4 .. Ola 111 WM laths Hondo Eackequer 1 1 1114 • 6 Eitiobb Loiter, Ticket* Cuarule fur NMI, • Stook-brokos. 4, aod 9, awing-Cm. MARRIAGES. Traterday, at Wimbledon, William Kayley, Esq. of Christ Church, Sarre), to NISI& Williams, late of Brighton. Tursds), the sink of Jane, at Chigwell, Eases, by the Thomas Leyte., the Re.. R. F Spardeos, of North Welshers, Norfolk, to Mos Gillman, eldest daughter of Da niel Gillman, of Whitehall, Chigwelkrow, Eases. At Wirolry, Mr. Robert Perry, of Wouleplodge, aged 64, to Miss Eli:sixth Bradfield, aged si. The ors morning Mr. Perry's list was seen near the river, and upon further ~arch, be was (annul drowned. It is aapposed, that steep les down ata'warla himself, his feet stepped, Rail he unfortu nately fell in. Tin Corouer's Jury brought in a verdict-- occidental death. Ou the .2sth Jane, Lieutenant-Cohn-. :Malcolm Mae plimsoll of the 74th Regiment, to MIN% .%110 Giant, Janet te.. of the. late JILIN" GrAtit. Ell 9. of Daltavuu. /7. Yesterilify seuaight, at IVitsiroiatie, by the Bishop of Rath and Wells Major Stafford, of the oath Regiment, son of Colonel Staffned, of the butt 111111Ift l'"ineany's service, to Franca Maria, eldest datsalder of E. N bailey, Est of W immenbe-euurt, Somerset DEATM _ _ Friday sc'nnight, at Ratio, 11J.a;cv Daum.% L.q. of [Meg Hereford, fionierty'llirjus of die Ikestemeislaite Mahtui. HIGH WATER, 1 HIS LAY, AT LON 1.10*.• IDG; r Mute.v6.. t ill. oiler .. 2 I ERIC LONDON Pendell 1,3 G. D tVIDSON, No )9, Old Hooorlheouet,t'esel-eorivt, imesi pobliehed at the 0i1..'-e, t%, Hoek of M. tienteee. .;horch, boartel, hy 1. VI HITE, of wee place —Ot.teiv, Su% for thta Pep r, seat to re•t pawl t •al be i•ty abtooOetl t• riwtn d CI th. The Isteri f h. 14 neurs Till ci hart ;tin he I 'Sgei .S.lc• kah $ I.:ry I The hors, Darenl Bing /toad lc ass C I a tucaa Os' Plat al !at' is en —On :uric": Ica P 1 A nr Pu Alma rr Ce you I ran The TS lame tong ilia. 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