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enatinotrews . 1" .a. .ailed the Tepee frigate, s Clt. Gtifbths, with dispatches *a board. S he Bail edunder secret or dens, hut is supposed to be gone to the Pistils. Bear-bduairol Otway hoisted his flag, this morn ing; on bwaid Licely frigate, Capt. Mltinlq , . err Viitlimn Rule Isas'been here several days, sur veying the Danish men of war at this port. It is believed that the Frolic, convoy, which sailed yestetdaY, has taken . out the appiltittuient of the itear-Aclinitai Cochrane to centinand nt Ja make, as Admiral Meres is abnut to return home. The Act has nude the signal'• for a convoy to the Eastward, ronixmoutu, JAN. 9. Anived I I 'Majesty's ship Specify, from New fottadlatel. Sailed the Ant schooner, with a convoy for Guernsey ; and the Unicorn frigate, with dispatches to the Westward.—Viod N.W. FALMOUTH. JAN. 6. Arrived the American s hi p T halia, Capt. &act rutin, from Bordeaux, hound to Philadelphia, with ine, brandy, &c. detained by the . 1 / a rs privateer, 4 this port; the ship-transports ilik/phi. Strad forJ, and I.oarloa, having on board troop's, part of the expedition under Sir Charles Cotton. Sailed Ilir :ILnp:sty's. ship Degort, 74 gips, Captain Scott, to join the Channel Fleet ; • gun s, Captain Menu, to jam the squadron MY :creol ; also the _liars pnvateer on a cruise.— Wiod N.W. • . J AN. S. A few nights back, as a boat hcloaging to the Lilely Excise cutter of Dover, Capt. Lisburne, woo in pursuit of a boat near Deal, supposed to be a smuggler, she was tired at by the boat which she was chasing,mk bad two of het crew wounded, one its the shoulder, the other in the thigh: DEAL, JAN. S. wiled the otit , -ari hound, &c. under convoy of gnu brig, to the westward.—Wind W. S. W. DIAL, sax. 9. Put hack the outward-bound, &c. which sailed yeiterday.—Wind W.N.W. aserrszsm, JAN. 8. Passed by the Perseverance, Twesdale, from Chios; Ilerewks, Scott, from Dominica; Eliza, Kitcheo ; Atlantic, Chritchey, and the Andahssia, liaise, from tire naltic. Seiked the Shaamcns, Daniels, for Limerick ; rile. Pringle, for loglidore ; and the Margaret, snare, for Koningsturg. ITVIM LLOYD'S LIST. ARIIIVE.O. In the Do.int—!tie Zephyr, dciffrev:, from St Michvl'a At Plyinolth--tbe Brown, from Philadelphia; and the Ile, Shield, brim Tobago. At irbr:ttlistreis--the Angiein, Bell, front (Metre. At kkatrose—the Ro:nulus. Brown, from Quebec. At Tetiele—the Abraham' ITatson, front Lancaster. At Coirea--the Itllsen, Brown, from Baltimore At Dartmouth—the Batchelor, Bratd to LtbursAnre, At Milford—Abe Friendship, Denning, front Monte Video I aftd the Betaey, ta•ii4l.l, Sent Deiaiwiee. At Liverpool—the Harriett, Massey, from New Odeon_ • Chi=Maid, —; Serpent. —; Eliza, Ford; and the th, Wilk, from Newfoundland. At Loci:nu—the Dart,. 7 --„ from Newfoundland. In the flytle—lie Mary Ann, Bentham, from (imitates. At Barwick—the Maplaleus, —, from Quebec. At Stromnass--the Nerina, Wilson, front ditto. At New Providetter— th eGeorgv, Pritchard ; and the Ariel, Dorrowdallr, trout Lit... Tool. At New York—tbe Mae.strate, Inter ; Leripeld, Jordan; anti the Coturahta, Garbu tt, from Liverpool. Oir Dover—llse Friendship, Beason, how Prince Edward IffrEeregarg=l=l=o" • The Elizabrth, ToWNSHEND, fmm Newfound, land, is totally lost on the coast of Ireland. . The Ulysses, —, from Vlisonisetts, for Liver pool, is lo.a. at Westport, dingo. The Jolly Tar , —, fr?tu. Monte Video, is put into Fugal , withdainage. General Mitsui's( is said to have made an inv. r dent offer to the British Minister:4, the s ubstance sit which is 4. Mist a British naval force ' of from three to four sail of the hoe, should he seat to the Spanish Alain, to convoy and daalSe7 a land fusee of *boot 7000 wen. Intinechately on cf. rttoadincit is promoted to ',vellum the inacperidence .Ap a nlgh r roviorts, and to invite tin :a ttl fw ILI iltrai• guises iota a tednral Republic, were the protection. of En g . Isd &win% the prest•at nor, and under the direct plede,v and •t that the rc.tisit Gaston:aneat shroil4 procure the ydwent of titeir todepoadeace is soy trait) which. night 'vole far • geto-rel pearc." We ktic..v not how such a proposal as this may be 'revived by the Ministers, hut there wain time when sueb a plan i.al a most ei k vt:vntingag . pect : at resent, it seem. to is eintrurrasewd with v arious difficulties. The people of Bnetios Ayres will probably expect to receive the dollars, of winch they were plundered l i ly Sir Hose POPHAM. before th;y listen to such peopottais, or place any confidence in our profes- Mr. TROIINTON, the British .Minister to the Court of Sweden, sailed from Yarmouth iu the f i ticaltee frigate. The 71st Regiment, ordered to Middleton bar nicks, it is thottAitt will remain in those comfort able quarters emcee time. Tins brave Regimeat suffered severely in the contest at Buenos Ayres, under ( - knead Ilttatisvown ; having been take* prisoners, they were 'marched several hundred wiles up the country. Nlitl.!lt tou barracks were put /imbed by government shortly after the rebellion in Irelaarl, at the instance of thc bate Marquis Coaawritms, and have proved a most useful ay suisitim. They are esteemed the best privates' barracks in Ireland. On Wedaesday s'ennight, a fat ow, on its way to tit.. .1-'ll4liter-house of Mr. Lou UST .1 IT biatoher, at th, east asid-of the Shambles, Otturlerlantl, Woke from his drivers, to the gnat terror and imminent r/ouger of the crowd with which the street was thou filled. Being headed a little above the George iuu, it took shelter iu the shop of Mr. Whtsos, grocer; whin, twine still farther infuriated by the shouts of the populace without, it tumid the imanter, win re there is room for little more thou out person to pass at a time, and dashed into the street, earryang stung with it windows, shelves, tea eaaaioters, bottles, Itssfeal with sweetmeats, Ste.-. Ste. Fortatuatelly it was sa trod without doing further mischief. This slaughtering 4:f csinle is the public market is naut ili** of the evils whirls it is hoped will he done slay by riot intended application to the legislature, irstrats act for the improvement of tlao.police arituit pupaiew veying It yesteni !Dm. toaks the foo tai Gurr to th , As ILAII I o toe of tk .forJ, the hi; Cup 3S R . • LI.I wfto she ' one a v • 1 Tel CI I ' 4 1 i t ' ___...., BY THE KING. , --A PROCLAMATION, TOR A GENERAL F. ClessiatlA.--W+ taking into oar rind 'Artois ernutillees tiersithe jag fowl Necessary war li which we are ettgaxed, and patting tor trust in Almighty Gad, that he will 4radomsly bless our antrithoth by re, and laud, have resolved, mail do, by and with the advice of our Privy Cooneil, herehl ronitnwal, thit a public Day of Fasting and llurodiation he observed through out thrift poi is of our Untied kin-Aunt, called Etg:Joel and 'rebuilt, as Wcidcaday ttw rith day of february UCXt CliSU iffioltre;• Almighty s C i l l e. w d, e in adru:ierr people ill p y ti h rd a on of our ai rs , irOIIC 11/o.t &VOW and suletnnrnannrewnd "'pour p r ayers and srotlAiesttions to the Divine Majesty, for arertiug those heavy judgment,. which our manifold peovxatious hive isoatjustly l'eseried, bail fur irapioriug his Lk smug and assistance on our arms, fur the restmatiou of peace and prospi rity to us and our dominions ; and we do strictly charge and coninimul, that the pablie Past be reverently and devoutly observed by all mir loving subjects i `Baglausl and Ireland, as wra th der the •svuur of Almightyod, sod would avoid his and intlignation, and upon pain of such punishment as we may justly inflict as all such as contemn rind neglect the perform :MT of no religions and neer wary a duty .. And for the better and more orderly solemuisinz the seine, we bare giros' direc tions to the moat Reveremi the Archbishops, and the Right Reverend the Bishop' of England and Ireland, to compose a Ilona of Prayer stumble to this isccastuu, to be used in all Churches, Chapels, and places of public worship, uud to take care me the same he timely dispersed throughout their re reepeetive &net. , es. (mien at our Court at the Queen's Palace, this Mb day of January, I non, in ths anth year of our reign. GOO SAVE THE KING. • [lame follows R similar Proclamation for Scotland, on ltnisday the tads] At the Court at the Queens Pale, January 1808, PRESET, ac The KING'S nost Excellent Majesty in Connell. Ilia Majesty liming been pleased to appoint his Grace, Wm. Duke of Manchester, Captain-Ga' aseral and Governor-in- Clannfof the %shunt of Jimmies, and the Territories depending aureola, his Grace, this day, took the oaths appointed to be taken by the Governor. of His Mulesry's Plantations. Foraimi-Olice, Jai. 8, 1508. The Right Hon. George Ctuining, His Majesty's principal &I:rebury of State for Foreign Affairs, has this day notified to the Ministers of friendly MA neutral Powers resident at this Court, that His Majesty bas judged it expedient to direct that. the most rigorons Blockade should be established at the en trances of the ports of Carthagesa, Gediz, and St. Lams, and at all the intermediate ports, situated and lying between lbe said ports of C a rtha g e and St.Lucar ; and that the same will be maintained and enforced in the strictest manner, according to the usages of war, acknowledged and allowed in similar canes. •—•• Fergie-o,m, Jan. 7, 1607• The King has been pleased to appoint Francis Hill, Esq. to be His Majesty's Secretary of Legation to the Court of his Royal Highness the Prince Remittal Portupl. Darainparret, Jan. 8, lens. The King has been pleased to appoint William Anne Vit. knee, EsitLientenant•General of His Majesty's Forces, to be Lieutenant-Govertior of AM Woad of Jamaica, and mender of the forces, with the local rank of General iu the island of Jamaica. Admiralty-Office, January 9, IROR. Eatract of a letter from Caplets Rainier, of Ha Majesty'• ship Clooline, to Rear-Aihairal Sir Faitionl Peltris, But. Cotaimaider-in-Chiefef His Majesty's ships and vessels is the East ladies, date /Makers Road, February es, I etta, stud ineastoitted by the last-nieutioned Officer to th e How W.W. Pole. Having seen the Honourable Company's ship* Perseverance null Albion through the Gillido Passage, I posed to the Steward of the Pellew islands, to insure fetching Pelappa, on the north rod of the island of Summar, which place 1 looked into on the itals ult. and mit seeing any vessel there, was making the best of my way to the Straits of St. Bernardine. Early on the morning of the 27tb tilt. a strange tail wasdiscorerod on our lee-beaus. 1 immediately bore up in chase of her, and she ran for Afbay. When we were nearly within gun-shot of her they hoisted Spanish co:ours, mid - tired a gun to wind ward. We were coming up with her fast, when she was taken aback with the land wind ; and site hav ing studding nails set on both sides, we were close to her before she could take them in; when, either _from their temerity, or not knowing our force, they commenced firing ; and it was not until they had 27 men killed and wounded that they hauled down their colours. On taking possession of her, she proved to be the St. Raphael (alias Pallas) Spanish Register ship, belonging to the Royal Company of the Phillippines, mounting 16 guns, with 97 noun, commanded by Don Juan Baptista Montexoe, having on board upwards of 500.000 Spanish dol- lase in specie, and seventeen hundred quintals of copper, besides a valuable cargo ; she sailed from Liina, on the nth November last, bound to Ma nilla. P.S. I run sorry to inform you we. had seven of . our men wounded, one of whom is since dead. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ofee, Jar. 9, 1808. • Reyal Regiment of Hone Guards—Cornet Wallahs . donne Crithbe, to be Lieutenaut, by purchase, siee Powell, who retires. Usl Regiment of Dragoon Guards—William Bush, Gent. to he Carnet, by purview, trice Rogers, promoted. 19tIs Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Henry Roberts' to be Major, In purehase vice Cathcart, wbu retiree tat Regiment of Foot Guards—Eusigu George Read, to be' Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Barnard, promoted in the 7th West halls Regiment. Ensign EtWard W)try.inl to be Linde/Antos ithout purchase, nee %prairies, elm retires. Hon. Wooed Lambert to he Ensige, vice Ttesd, 4516 Regt. of Fuut--Capt. Geo. Penton Drew to he Major, without purchase, Bice Nicolds, promoted in the Rossi York Rangers. tidd Ititto--Itajor Charles Ashworth, fn to the 6th IVest India Regiment, to hr Major, vice Dales, who exchanges 71st Ditto—Lieutenant-Cohost] Honourable Items (*eclogue, from Half-pay of the late Birmingham Fent:tints, to be Lamas:smut-Colonel, rice Rhionicre, who rxt tat West India Regiusent—Lieuteuaitt -Colonel John In Mg, *ern the tit Wed India Regiment, to be Lieutemost•Colo eel, vice ir Urban, who exchanges. MlRegineut of Foot—Lient.-Col. Bettj. D'Crhan, from the Ist %%e* India Itegimeut, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Irving, who exchanges. 6th Miter-118am Suomi MICA, from the 6.241 Foot, to he Major, vire Ashworth, st ho exchangr s. Billilln Reglasent-oAI ajor tinsel's Morrice to be Lieutenant- Cuiestel, without pinbase. Captain Clement FAIV/S, from Ranmay's Regiment, to be Ms*, vice Morrice. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Gaeta Money', from Halt-pay, to be Surgeou to the Fortes. torsoxiesiers riper/ if (to Vice Lieutenant cf the County cif Surrey. Ist gamey Regiment of Volunteer Infautry John Wright, Gent. to be Adjutast-odated NOV. to, 1907. ERRATUM in The Gazette of the id Instant. St. Goarge's Volunteers. For lieutenant William Janelsod Weston to be Captain, ,s Crauturd resigned, road Lieutenant Wiliam Tiones ta:et AVtiliVll to be Captain, vies Cranford, resigned. Pet UAW ,111PQM1611, 31. 11(07. James Davies, Roger Renton Dole, and Joseph Bancroft, of Liverpool, in the coinsty of Lotraster, drysialtem and uil- Ike. 31, ISO". thralmaa Spencer sod. Thomas Beatson, of Basingliall street, in the city of London, win ehousemen. .Iflll. 3, laoa. George Archer and Joseph Bailey, of Long-acre, Lon don, lace and fringe-manufacturers. Jan. 5, 1 ins. limason anti Thomas Weston, of the city of Bristol, parretainets. Jan. 3, 'son. IVilliain Koos los and Thomas Inman, both of teneaster, ha the musty of Lancaster, wine and spirit-merchants. Ikee. 31, 1141. • Aswan Wiliam, Robert Pittman, and Richard Pittman, of Watlingtravt, London, warehousemen. Dec. 1007. George Wall Curtis and Come Harrington Whetstone, Strand, glovers. Dei. Y 3, INOL. • John Guillaume Josiah Gullimore, Pant Taylor, and Jona. Marshall, of ' Sheffield, screw and flange-makers and smiths. Jett. 9, I Nes. Joseph Cox and John Cox, of Whitcomb-street, Leicester square, la hitestuiths and hell-hangers. Dec es, 1810 . 1. John Jackson and Juhu Loth of tVaketield, in the comity of I wit, spirit-merchants. Jan. 4, Idu . Jouathau Hudson and John Gredair, Loudon. Dec. 31, 1007. Richard Payne and Joseph Machin, Webber-row, Crest Surrey-street, engineers and nullwrights. Jan. 1, 1:411S. Churls. Frederick Brandt, Richard Tarreat Bury, and Chucks 'Brandt, of Manchester, in the county of Luucaster, mantifiu.turers and merchants. Oct. 31, 18117. Richard limit, Richard Mail, Jun, and Joseph Seeley, of Great Heriiiitage-street, Wapping, in the count) of Mid dlesex, coopers. flee. 1807. Michael Stamper and William Stamper, of Darlington in • the county of Unchain, wool-comber-sand w mated-mm:6w threes. Jan. 4, 11:03. John Robertson and John Pirie, of Threadneedle-street, London, brokers. lire. 31 11107• flouts* Luke Meech Mid John Waldron, of Westhnry Leigh and Dellon-mills, in the .3.11014) of Wilts. Christmas, 1141141. Robert Kirkpatrick, of Knowsley, and George Ashby Pritt, of Liverpool, attorneys and solicitors. Jan. 1, 1 sus. John Jones and Alexander Ilooffstrttcr, of Lawrence Pountney-lane, in the city, of London, wiue-inerehaats. Dec. 30, 1407. Juba Todd, Duncan Campbell, and Jonathan Garton, of Seidcontss iu the county of VW*, brass sad iron-founders. Jan. 5 113114. John Scott, Benjamin Hooke% and John Hawke., of West Smithfield, London, toymen Der. 31, 11407. William Hewitt and Samuel Batiks, of Wood street, Chew side. Jan. 8, 1140$. Thomas Jones and William Raynm, of Liverpool, timber merchants. Jan. 1,180 a. Daniel Mason and Samuel Delves, of Portimid-street, %Vardar-street, Soho in the county of Middlesex, working jewellers and seal-makers. Jett. 7, 1808. • Richard Bigaell nod Fiennes Wyklmun, of Banbury, in the county of 101, attorneys and solicitors. Dec 31, 11407. Stephen Dowell, Robert Frith, and • Willisun Brigg, of Gvldsmitli-street, Loden. Jan. I, 1505. BANERVP'TCIFJI ENLARGED. John Carruthers, late of the city of Bristol, grocer,. from January 12, to February 2, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Juba of Bacchus-walk, lioxton, in the county of Micidkseic, manufataiirer ' from January 12, to Janu ary 22, at len, ut London. James Madam, of Watling-street, in the city of London, merelsant, erarehousetnan ' dealer and chapman, from Janu ary in, to January 42, at tea, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. William Watson, of Great Cambridge-street, Hackney road, in the county of Middlesex, builder, dearer and chap man, to asereader Jan. to, at ten, 23, and Feb. 20 , at one , at "laildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle street, Falconakquare. . . Benjamin Jones, late of Rotherbithe-wall, in the county of Surkv•, tobaccouist, dealer and claimer', to surrender, Jima 14 dti, and Feb .10, at ten at Guildhall, Lo o4 lol l . Attorneys, Meagre. Akan*, Buawet l,and Conker. Turk-street, in the borough of Southwark. Thomas Matthews, late of Bridges-street, near Covent garden, in the county of aliddiesex, linen-draper, dealer aud chapman, to surrender, Jau. da, Feb. 6, at one, sad 20, at Id, at Guildhall, Lo ndon. Altus-my, Mr. Charles lise man, Wine-ofFice-maart, Fleet-street. Horatio Barton, of Manchester, in the county of :Laneas ter, dyer, dealer mid chapman, to surrender, Jas. 23, 30, and Feb. no, at two, at the Bridgewater Arras Inn in Man cheater. Attorneys, Messrs. Cluseshyre asksikVealker, in Manchester. James 'Kidd, of the town and county of Newcastle-upon- Tyne, mereltant, dealer and rhammes, to surrender, Jan. 30, Feb. I, aud it., at these'', at the Shakes pear Tavern, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attarneys Mr. William Atkin son, Chancery-lace; aud Mr. Baiuhrldge, Newcastle-upon. Tyne. DIVIDENDS. February g Robert Bent, of I.incobis-lon-Fields, in the comity of 'Middlesex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. February 2. Edward Balboa, of the Bortmeh of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, hopanirchant, , drake and chap man, at teat, at ilasildhall, London. February * Edward Charles W Micheal, of Witham, in the comity of Ersex, carpenter, dealer and Chapman, at one, at guildhall, London. February 2. John Baird, late of Barbieri,* in the city of •, London, &dills, but row of Upper Guilkiford.strert, in the county of Middlesex, at ten, at Guikiball, Lundou. February 2. George O'Hagas, late of Buckiugham, (but now a prisoner in the Kineak-Bench Prison,l wine and li quor-iiierchaut, dealer and cliaptisiut, at Our, at Guild hall, London. February 4. Thomas Williams, and William Penikeed, of Little, Sutton-street, .Clerktneell, in the county of Mid dirsex, tin-plateaorkers, dealers and chapatti), at one,- at Guildhall, London. February 2. Rirharil Macnamara, late of the Island of Montserrat, in the West-Indies, but now of Eudirey sire, t, Penionville, In the coniity of Middlesex, MCP; chant, at eleven at Guildhall, London. Vela - vary 3. ilibh:tt litiniku , oo, of the tow* of Kingatos upon-Hull, merchant, at two, at the brine of Jobs Clarkson, the White-Hart Tavern, Silver-street, in the town of Kingston-upon-Hid'. February 1:1. W titian' Lewis, of Bond-street, in the county of 3liddleyex, woollen-draper, Beale, and chapinan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. February 2. Josiah Fletcher, of Stockport, in the county of Chester, silkmain, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. February I. John Standen% irk, of Riawton, in the parish of Gilliaghain, in the county of Dorset, tikeauanufac. tater, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Mermaid-tun, in 'tens ml, in the crusty of Somaract. February 3. ThOlnaN Greer, of Gii at (odor street, in the county of the town of kingstaimaon-held, drake and chapuiail, at use, at the Dog and Duck, in acale-laue, in the toiltuwu of Kintraun-upos-!lull. Fria -oar) dti John Grimshaa, the younger, of Prestos, in the eUlnity of lanenster, maslin-mainifecturer, dealer and thorniest, at sieves, at tit* Dints llama lea, is Poston. February 4. Leonard Arliimully Itcertohn of Wast-HaN, i.g the patiyh ref Mcthlry, in the county of York, coat inercilaut, at clears, at the house of Mr. John Greaten, the Hurd, in Leeds, in the comity of York. February 1. Samuel leddall, of Hurst, is the parish of Ashago-under-Live, in the county of Lancaster, cotton maan(aCtun•r, dealer aud chapwau, at twelve, at the White Bear Ina, in Maacheni a January JO. James of the city of Bristol, broker, at ten, at Guildhall, Lasing. February John Martin Stirrer, Joseph Fletcher True man,aud Joseph Powell, of Cannon - street, in the city of amilon, merchant broken, dealers and chapnien, at eleven, at Guildhall, Eche - awry 17. Diary Loftus Hudson, late of the town of Huntingdon, iu the county of untinerion, trumbaid, dealer awl chapman, at rlitru, at the FOOlllllllO-100, ra usgag,;gligu. WetdLros, tiirm.y-Court, St. limey-tae, is the elty of London, jeweller, dealer sad chairman. Charles fititsty and Nicholas Homy, lute of Newgate-strett, iu the city of Lor.don, lawn-tire/veer, di Acts vtd t hopa,cu. William Simpson, of the Strand, ita the comity of klidt-lcorL, tailor, denier a.ol chapinan. John Jacksou, of Sculeoates, in the county of York, cabinet maker, dealer and chapnito. 3:anes Adams, late of Stuaimuket, iu the county of Suffolk, upholsterer and cahinet-e.aker, dealer and (imputed- Thomas Govers, late of Kiugstou, in the cort4ty of Surrey, hurse-hair and suolten-inuoufacturer, dealer and Chap. non William Downlittm, lite of Heaton Boni!, in the county 1d f Laneaster o lituber-ittereitant, &siker sod chttpasuut. • 111EETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILD!! ALL, TO-MOILRUW. M. H John Barnett, Finchle)-ludge, Lear Fischley, Middle eow-keeper - - - John Clarke, Bacchus-walk, Boston, Middlesex, lint arannfileturer - John Wilson and 'Willis= Wilson, Drues-court, St. Aortas-le-Grand, Westminster. a arehoustmen 3 to Archibald Haiti, late of Surinam, West trulits, but uow of Castle-court, Blriliiii-lane, merchant Edward Warner the !.ouuger, Little New street, Shoe lane, lainp-mainstucturez John Carruthers Bristol, grocer - Geolge Dilson, Lancaster, glover - J limes liudson, tliathog-street, Loudon, :,tehouseitiali Io IU 3 19 3 11 a la DIVIDENDS.. John Greatrix Smith, late of Dyer's.eourt, .11derinan bury, London ' insurance-broker t Eilinus:d Rudd, London-street, London, merchant t George Shepperd, Stanhope-street, Clare-amulet, wine and b.andy-inerclisut i James Woof, Ryder's-court, St. Ann, Soho, glover i t John Martin Sawyer, Juscph Fletcher Tril[llllllll, and Josicpli Pou 01, Cannon-street, Loudon, merchants I CERTIFICATES. Henry Fraser, of Nightingale-lane, F.ntlMslilYaltl, in die count, of Middle.ex, grortr, demise sinsbilmOnosa , Peter Davit ' kite of AI gocheuter, its the county of Lancaster, liquor-suereNnut, dealer and (batman. Thomas Dickinson now or late of Manchester, in the county palatine of LancUster, dealer and chapinau. Peter t loostry, of Rusbtuu, iu the conaty of Seaford, cotton spinner. Edam.' Moon, bite of Hammersmith, in the county of Ili* • aracx, builder, dealer and chapman. In the night of Tuesday se'unight, three des perate offenders (one committed on a charge of ISirgery, the other two under sentence of tnuis t 'iodation) tffected their escape from Newgate, lit Neweastie-upon-Tyne. 'their efforts to break from contineinent, it is supposed, must have hetti continued some time previous to the accomplish-. mod of their purpose, as the wall through which they retreated is about a yard and a half in thick- m.4s, and that very part of the prison which was. . coated with new stone a few years ago. Not the least suspicion was entertained by the h auler or his assistants of . such attempt ; and so artfully - had . they replaced the stones, &e. on the stated visits a . the turnkey, that not the smallest confusion aas observable. Even on the evening of their escape, at the usual hour of inspection, every thing seemed perfectly safe, and their fetters appeared !lb secure as the day on which they were put on. These, however, they contrived to rid themselves of, by means, it is suspected, of instruments which haver been convt7esl to them by some accomplices, whe:i they descended from the hole by means of tl eir blankets, which were found lying on a dunghill' p ( ' below, knotted together. — lt is a mutter of re ret three such dangvrous characters should again be let loos., on society, none of whew, We 10.0 was s. say, have since been heard of. PRICE OF STOCKS, SATURDAY. 3 per OW. Reduced 6310 3 per Cent. Consols lei ai ex. likr. 4 v Cent. 5 per Cent. Nary psi 6 es. dir. Loug Annuities .......... Ituperinl a per OM Cot Ditto A unuities .. thitiiiiiis ~.., '`.. I totia Stock 173 . Vii. ........ - India Boucle Exchequer Bills Legli.di Lottery Tieliets Consuls [or liar T. BISH, Stack-bralla, 4, Curnkill, sad 9, Claaring-croae. ritli:r. or IRISH Government Debentures, Govermetent Ifrehentusen Government Stock STOCU, JAx. 4. Si pet end. 74 alba dent. 95 S per atut. q 4 a Lembo (Jae. 4.) 911 EILCHANGIL.—DeIkihr 11 COURSE OF EMU ANGIE, lauvARY S. Ainsterdom.... x.'. 7 . OU. Venice Ditto at St.. Ra 11 = 42 Rottertiato •1 i * aU . Hamburgb..... 64 • dU. Opiwtii tht A lion& ...... .. 64 $ *(U. Dublin to.l. I , ,.l.:rdaylplula 64 Cork i il Ditto l4 • • U. BUILLIO3. Rourileallat O4 4 Portugal Guld in Coils Madrid.. Ditto ..... POrrose. — its paper. New, Dollars. — Ditto 39 effect. Silver in Bars —— • Billmoa • 39 New LOU iti twit.. —— l..• 41311 4O Arks on Dunk ut llobowl, i Genoa 45 A per Ceut. MARRIAGES. Lately, at St: Janata's Chords, Clerkeswell, R. Staart, Fay of Lamb). Cooduit-stred, ose of H. Majesty's Justices u I the Peace fur the Cututty of blitldkaes, to Mrs. S. Coltotan, • idow of the late W. Coltman, Lieutenant in the Navy. On Tuesday last, at Winston. by the Rev. Williatn Drat t;arsit, jua. Esti. of Roston, Ltneulualsire, to li. riet, third daughter of the said Rev. Wm. Draper. DEATHS. Oa Monday week, the Rev. Win. Atkinson (late of l' siugton, Cumberland), in returning house f rum Sic .;au where be had been marrying a coapk, to his futlier's at Langtoft, atifortintately perished ou the road, to ar row-nook, on the %Voids, Yorkshire, where the b.xly found the next morning. Ow llonany, iu the prime of life, Miss King, boot:wit. of Stowtaarket. On Thursday morairg, at his house without Monk K.. York in the 7(lth year of his age, ThUnnui Simpson, E. 1 late Secretary and Treasurer of Stun College, Loudon Lately, at his house, in Kelso, Thomas Benito* Esq. Majesty's Falconer foe Scotland, eldest tau of the Isle T 1 Barstow, Esq. Town Clerk of Leeds. Lately, at SouthweU, Mrs. Wylde, retie of the late Wylde, Esq. of Mansfield, and mother of Vs 1114141 e, Major Commaridaat of the hs.t6wlß Ifolisateers. HIGH WATER, THIS DAT,. AT LOMMION-BillIK: Muss.... 0 oda. after.... to I Brew . • .11111 1111111. after LONDON : Printed II 0. 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