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HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOMIND. 1T7,Pe427 OP I= MTh OF TAN GlOl.l IN IRELAND► COUNTY ANTRIM. RiN.Artichard naltha, laecal-Inspeeter. Weia. lit•Cieverty, Gaoler. A rest preipertiuu lit tie pet atmenare generally seat ten Cur deltas', to crivimie of elleiblikit s g, ricking puke's, add tub as aro mushy committed iu tarp ikipekius luaus. A lerp basilmwell should be built its u a slim: able eianpue, called die black/idle, w lb. euly gaol at isresaul, irheraidurag porsoda otoparootked to modem %cohost food ar Lod qua( r, wade tenement livporttnit renal otter of fonsordimg Mad to Curse Vies ea. 00UNTT CARLOW. Edward Fits Gerald, Esq. M.D. Lacal-faspeetor. Behest Kernels*, Gabler. Tlis prison, though sew, is iasseare, it is too small far pre mei times ; it wee built by bump ar cuatract ; and is ;mother lastanre of the iaipratleac• ef that set►ad of taffetas( pub fie •ark. The gaoler is obliged therefore to keep all his prissaarsinard, a weaatur of, , real sewrity ; the laTevar has% ;11. 44E10 ON seesaws practice, t. tordefadaUy ealtgeal ia t.s *bleat Allorquee of bread to the crossiesle is liberal, Yet t►s debtors, alas ! is t►is coanty,tio eel rt. any. COUNTY CAVAN. Rev. Mr. Ascii, Local-Insrwetur. %%sta .tewart, Gaoler. Cooke , eiate ere Beretesetti Ine•'e nt . the Gaoler, who seems eat je,e, ec e me.t e m e eee t. f ions repett.t..e, aid the United June. ap pear S. est rite ielltf.vest n. to ht. Cll4chlet ; the Loent-Inelmetter to . .l••ee Met sehemmee.feltme to (111.ar the pens were fn a., theeteetree (L.-UM PICA 161,11 auty for IVrrr ptclirms Ist hip cosy...also., ay. when Shut geeetereean irOVNIT or COIIK. Rev. !ttr. Kennedy, Leathlmpugns , . Jereinish Murphy sad atm, Gaolers. laves. uAmro ..;.tested on tbefraids ceramett.ri on ge Inifil tsrver laid Goo, tint to repoat thin Ihr , ear tha 'na palm of Ilhallus, nod not • desire of reborn ; t,. Skit' trouble of recarrinses 1 %hell nuns only observe, thrt this primm begot la be I veiled la I i9l, that it hi out yet baidlied, that several steams have been made from it, that the *ld Gaol is out yet onereadeved by the tonsint•sioners to those who purchiL,ll it, I &app..* e because the Cooler thinks it more secure than the costly non oar. I veined this prison last .tiogust, and karocd that the Architect who had contracted trr ouit4ing this Gaul was dismissed, that a uew one was ap pointe.l, who repotted, that it will require two years more to complete it, and to worm! straw 'Wits imperfm 'ions. Iliul toy advice been followed, which I hail given in the year to the roinintssionors, and that architect then ilisiihmed, the Gaol would have Loren loan ago Swished, *Lithe county ;smut some thousand pounds expense. CITY Otr CORK. Res. Mfr. Doris, Local-laspector. Jelin Kahn, Gaoler. NEW GAOL. • Trout the diauehts scut is by many artists, that of Itr Idubiusiso, of ti outlay, bu bite preierred. I bed hop:d i that this ULU k ut dissuteresttilimus,m the anteet, would base Nara (allowed by as impartial a selection of snootiest ; I Mee hero grizved to find that it has hem immediately 1- parted from sad that • iamb, which la frequently orerflosftil by lid s aidtaad Gouda, has twos, by • majority of the l'oni miasioncis, preferred, sewn :114 sionawiteints af vefral arena. , Oka if manor and If need4c.ii slag I examined this intended eitintion last .tupist ; it was thus, even in the dog days, easaled What as accumulated impose will be acquired by snaking a fuuadatioe is this straw ! ? What agues aid writs will be aerated ! Ft haw this it appears, joisisy and water Moe is Innwain. A wore hamper auk thau this could have stare* bees knurl 1.1 the city or its euwirouh CITY MAlt•lfilskA, DUBLIN. I).vid M'Cullegh, kerper. A new buil/her, Not quite Bandied; • shensefolly built prison, sail • resucialessaty job. Although the poi is in habited only three years its interior exhibits the appear ance ifs debtor: were iu custody, Jeauary the Ist, 1•08. SHERIFFS' PAISON. DUIII.III. Isaac De,histuer. Erg Loral-Isipeetur. ranch Doss, Keeper. This prim* contents mums ; them as* dm some space man@ usidet-ground, is whielli the poured class of primmer, welds; it LW but IMO small court-yard; as the namsot of debtors pusrally umbilical hers is from tia to pis, the prisms iassidratiy tau banal ; gaoler bas uo salary pat he some times, as I bare bass informed, is 001welf to gam a- Mums to the tiotrahorif for Um appointment ; no mottaits by feting the mew aid op,iat for us the eltytharpre of Promoeri. "I lass charges are sometimes eussidered high ; this circumstance proves the seceudy there is fur a regulated table of fess, o loch the Court et King's Beach bre often deelsced can ably be obtaieed by a ate dal( Parliament. TOWN Of titaialralr. Rev. Mr : tahaw,Lecal-!•spetter. Jolla iviefe.b, Glollif. lisprcted this Gaul is May last, 'skids is is such a state that l *milli not be surprised to sear that the roof had tidies ad the brads at the wretched pennons* L•NDONDERItY. roe. Mr Babhinvoa, Local-Inspector. Ha. , 1% Slegeesou Gaokr . 1 visited the wit el Coleraine, June tend, is w►ic► were et that tisae a dell oil ; one of these was Jane Doodled, w►n ►ail attained de , 1"11 .t ; she sad her daughter wet: thee i.uprierresd one .nont h for a debt ef ; the unfeelii.g ereditoi ►ad iininediateiy &rice their arrest seised use thou little cottage end fernitere. As 1 perceived snesething wax wispier in the pryers ding, 1 waited en the Masse of the loan, gave kite the Maiotisuance Act, and iwtr•eted hiss boa to proceed, and oblip the creditor to maintain those ob jects or eseelleirie theta. Tits gael Ase xe Isspset.w, *sr a►t pforiiim• chord d, ine e.eedy; a seherriptien was therefore begets, bit supporting those prisoners until the benefit of that sot wee Ntaiaed, eitoli +as effected in • kw steles show s a. Ga. DUNDALK, carwri LOUTD. Rev. Mr. Tinley, Loc•tl.lnepectopr. Desisis Geuter. . . - • w, Mien I last Moiled this gain, it as clean tad regular; We 11141 t felons, theses u.,t tried,ocre in irons l the gaoler, who is am a c.rent man, explaieed the meassisg of it, saying, that *others s n hat one yard t. the prison, it was accessary to diassaisish betweini them and the debtors • lb* gaol should biesterged, which might he tear essaiy, a:kJ at awned ex pose. The promisors complansed of the stsalloessef the leaf; had ace weighed, the *Matt was tilh. the price of it id. Like almost all the country ewes is Ireland, teem a act Milli of breed struck here , teeters•O,rf primmer, sad Ike fiskiie ore therslrov at tee mosey gf Ike baker. I directed the Leask I ospectur In &soiled* meal and potatoes is hes thereof, a messes/ he prmsised to adopt i• the len elmoneled ty Ike (lore qf Ike Awe* ere wry hiyk. A had bndeseli bee hr. a Mealy Intik at Aries is this ceeety. • NUI.LINNAL COUNTY WieTMIATIL la. Mr. Dudes, Lunal-Impecter. Thomas C.odd, Gaoler. At my last visit 1 fused this Gaol clean abd molar, en apt von apartment, whereas wait a most (misname female animas (mobbed, who datnvitt *ray thing within her rebel,. It is too cowman in Ireland to said soak wretched Malaria to Gaul, wise am thereby made worm; the pri mmer* leo once far amissaiwut samaras thsto ; topsides all aissehie perpetrated es the basidieg, wind, .1 us waits, is yid to he conmettcd by the itamie ;semis The worse ti howl being irregularly struck w 3fulkagar, and greasily as the briar'. diacretem, the lw,/ ses44.4lowly well; seiltral prisoners bad Item at tiat t:Lue summated from Athlone, distant do miles boa that toadies aa.! ! o vals e liaLiefsme se wiser subsets...se lost the 5...1 allw sas, taut ill of ha ad a-day, erre aimaft When the rumour of - am intestisa to erect the howes iu Ifyikspark Was first circulated. a Me morial itgaiwit tile• inesaqure was tir.twu up, sod si:/ucti by She followimt Noblemen an Lathe. : Earl. IA igt.tituties, Bwrsost.ttAsy. (;aswrt:sua, told Filters% ; Vistisunt.MlarEtw ; Lord Llct t.t:r n,,.1 ' 6V A:ti) ; Lathes Musrurt. M. BOWLUT, &. A General Meeting of this Society, in terms of its charter, was held to their hall, in Edinburgh, on seunight, ut which them was a respect ahlejitti 110111 lee of the Noblemen and Gentlcemen of the Society, to the Gunther of seventy ; Right Hon. Land Viscount CATHCART, Vice.Passiddat, in the Chair; when, after a ballot, its required by the rules of tie Society, the following were duly admitted Members, their names ordered to be recorded, and public notification of their election given, viz Right Hue. Lord Ruben Kerr, Hon. P. R.. Drammousl Burrell, Hum Gilbert F.ilwt, of !Cato, Sir James Norelif Inoes lavr, Bart. Peter Bailie, Esq. younger, of Douelifour, Member of Parliasnetit for the hurgbd of Immures, &c. Captain Aka. Meek.y, gad rtginiest, brother to Lord Reny, FredsCHLFullierbigliam, Esq. one of the 01111111111F1011erS of Ewan!, Mex. Corson, EAT of Auebaletidan, Captain istli King's Llgtlit Dragoons, Capt Colin 51aekm. of the 75th r.rglmetit, lobe farvalooson, l.q. of Houghton, of the Hun. Mast bobs Company's service ' Major John M'latusb, of the Royal Marion, Captain Da vid Milne ' of the Royal Nary, Gregor Mae Gregor, laq. of laverarderaii, Cliptaiu of the stth ieginieut, Thum:. Esq. sarteliant, in !Am ami, James Harrower, Esq. younger, of Eimievur, Advocate, George Tait, Esq. Advonitr, Captain Alex. &smart, of Strailigsrey, of the Royal Pertlivhae Militia, Chalmers I set, Esq. of Amunird, merchant I. Edinburgh, Putrid: Neil, /sq. Edinburgh, Alex. 'Aims, Esq. Art hdem, Editiburgh, Rev. !William Singers, Ministmof Ke.hpatriel-Junta. The Societ) then took under conattleriation the proceedings of their Directors since the General Meeting in January last, sod approved of their continued attention to pronioting the objects of the Institution, and or the rammint offered by them for the current year, for Essays on different useful subjects, and for Practical Improvements in agri cuttore. After hearing the reptirt of a Committee, of which Mr. Forbes, Advocate, is Convener, and the minutes of the Directors thereupon, respecting ap plications made to them by Dugald Kennedy. smith, and Robert Mackay, marhinc-maker Glasgow, stating, that they had souse time ago con staicied, and iutroduced into the district of Kin tyre, Argillahire, a proper machine for carding wool; and a similar application from Mr. Daniel Clark. of Canspbeltowu, who was an original part ner with them id that concern; and, besides har ing been aiding in the introduction of this manu factory, now carries it on for his own hehoof, amid has extended it to spinning the wool, amid maim farturiiig it into cloth, of which specimens were laid before the meeting ; the Society, as an encou ragemiit to the iiitroductioa of such manufacto ries into the Highlands, voted a premium of twenty guinea. to the said Dugald Kennedy and Robert Mackay, and to Mr. Daniel Clark, a premium of CA. per yard on the first 1000 yards of cloth ma nufactured by him during the current year, Ma. The attention of the Meeting was next called to the steps taken by this society respecting the fishe ries, particularly the White Herring 1- ishery.—lt appeared from the proceedings, that, in 1804, the adventurers in this trade had requested the inter ference of the Society, when a Special Committee hail beta named for the purpose of acquiring the most accurate information upon this important sub ject ; and, in consequence of an extensive corre spoinlence, it had obtained a great body of infor mation respecting the Herring Fishery, which had been, from time to time, communicated by the So ciety to such Members of His Majesty's Govern meat as, from situation, were led to pay attention to the object, and particularly to the sight Hon. George Rose, ho had finally drawn up, and brought forward in Parliament, a bill " for the farther encouragement cud better regulation of the White Herring Fishery." It appeared from a copy of the bill upon the table, since passed into a law, that Commissioners are to be appointed specially for the White Herrin Fishery. A tonnage boulity is to be given for a Deep Sea Fishery, similar to that carried on by the Dutch. Premiums are to be given for introducing a tystem of fishery, in re gard to which the Society have been particularly solicitous, viz. by encouraging the adventurers to get boats of a sufficient size to leave the Lochs and Bays, where the arrival of the herring,' is uncertain and precarious, and to fish in the open ocean, where there is reason to believe fish will be found ii abundance during the whole herring season. Barrel bounties are also to be given. Very strict rogu:ations are to be laid down as to proper caring, but at the same time inspecting officers ale to be appointed at the different fishing stations, by which the adventurers will be freed from man ha rdships of which they formerly complained. The art, as to the fishing, is mot to commence till let of June, 11109, but the Board will no doubt be formed be. fore that time, so that the necessary arrangements may be made, and publicity given to the provisions of the art. The Meeting was much gratified to And, that an object of such importance to the wealth and pros perity, as well as to the naval strength of the king dom, as the British fisheries, was to be properly en couraged and regelated; and en the motion of M. Macdo:iald, the Treasurer, the thanks of the Siciety were unanimously voted to the Right Hon. George Rose, for the uncommon trouble he had taken in collecting and arranging information, and bringing forward this tuemare, which, while it pro ruised to he of great national importance, was of peculiar interest to Scotland, the coasts of which were the principal seat of the Herring Fishery. The Meeting also voted the thanks of the Soci to Mr. Tait, Convener, Mr. H. Mackenzie, Mr. Maelachlan, of Maclachlan, and the other Members of the Committee of the Society on the Fisheries, fur their great attenti•n, zeal, and perse verance, in promoting the object of their appoint ment. Thereafter it was mentioned to the ',Meeting, that, in terms of the authority of last Getiviul Meeting, a Memorial hid been prepared and trato, mated to the Treasury, suggesting certain alter ations in the Distillery Lao as applicable to the Highland district ; but as it appeared to be the intention of the 11.egi.hiture to pat a stop to the distillation from grain alto4ether. for a limited time, it had of cow,r become unnecessary, in the seam time, to regill.ite the liw as to distilidtion fro. th.it arts, le. The .l. I of a thrashing machine, upon a sim ple and t hiwp empitrisetion.ltevinsg beets laid before the Director , Lid winter by Major Mayne, from One conailueird by Mr. Monteath at Harper stone, and a thrastiong mill, upon a similar plan, orcctad Ili Mr. Bob, on Ins fine of Datbioaten, near Daublane, haring been, at the request of the Society, inspected by I,dr. Starting, of Keir, Gene • ral Graham Stirliug, and Mr. 11 Menu Campbell, Members of the Society, connected with that slia triet, assisted by a prufestatmul mill-wright, Mr. _Campbell, as Conveuer, gave ia their report to the Society, whereby it appeared that the machinery of this mill is by far the simplest of any which had hitherto beau tu the view of the Society, but that it will only answer in a situatiou where there- is a water-fall, in which case the expense of ea outer wheel, with its horizontal shalt, and of the pit wheel attached thereto, are entirely Paved. This machine appears to be of considerafide power, thrashes very clean, and is particularly well adapted to farms of moderate extent 11l Highland situations, a here water-fulls so frequently occur. The model of an instrument for expeditiously ascertaining the relative level of adjoi ii ii ig invented by Mr. Graham Dalziel, Advocate, uti, laid before the Meeting. It, with several other matters, was referred to the Directors. The Meeting then, with much approbltion, voted the thanks of the Society to Lord Viscoont cart, for his polite attention, as Vice-Pre.ide;it, to the Immine•is of the Meeting, and his readii.e.s to promote the views of the Society. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 4. Arrived the Alcmene, from Plymouth.—Sailed the Boadicea, ou a eruire.—Wiud W. CHATHAM. JULY 5. On Sunday an order arrived here for the brigade of Guards, stationed in Chatham burnieks, to hold themselves in immediate readiness to embark for foreign service. Portugal is generally believed to be the place of their destine' Yesterday the Ist battalion of 3d Guards was re viewed on Chatham lines, by their Colonel his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, who ar rived on the ground' with his suite, about half past eleven o'clock ; the troops went through all their misonivres with their usual exactness, soul received, as they deserved,the approbation of his Royal ig li ness. The day being very fine, a large and respect able assembly of persous was collected to witness the evolutions of the troops. Among the company we observed Commissioner Hope, General Camp bell and Suiff, General Lawson and Staff, Colonel Anderson, Commandant of the Royal Marines, Sir W. W. Wynne, Colonel Salisbury, and. most of the Officers of the different corps, at present sta tioned in the neighbourhood. Captain Millman, of the Coldstream Guards, is appointed an Aid-d u-Camp to General Spencer. and set off to join the expedition off Ireland. JULY 4. Arrived Ilia Majesty's brig / 3 / 4 ;er;froin a cruise; and remains in the Down* nail the ships as per last. —Wind S. W. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Consolieion mitua by •he I-ord Liortasarst of the County of Norfolk. Norfolk Rangers. Lord Charlet' Vent Towciabead to be Major, •in Marquis Towushend, deceased. Dated June is, idol. ERIULTUN ix iswer Cavite. Portsmouth Battalion of Light Infantry—For Jones Henry Manley, Gant to be First Lieutenant, read George Henry Manley. Geld. tali* First Lieutenant. PARTNP.RSHIPS DISSOLVED. Georg* Jewitt sad N'illiaea Aladin, of She — iicid, fileseaiths. July I , 111011• Thomas Rrierly and Janes Sehoield, of !Winchester, dyers. Julie sy, time. Robert Say, Thomas Robioses, Willis. Bromfield Smith, and Jabs Ritchie, of Cisytos, Laucaster, calico-prioters. Jaw ty, Igoe. George Datibeny, Francis Daubeny, and James Hasa/Idea, of Bristol, sugar masers. July 1, Isms Robert Wrig►t, James Rowley, Willis. Malcom, Jobe Fisher, James Craig, James Craig, s►u. and James Al• Fa r of London, manufacturers. Feb. so, 130.. George Wregiesworth and Alm. Swindells, of Alfreten, Derby, liquor merchants. June si, isos. George Farwell and Richard Paige, of Totem, Do►en, mercers, June 24, ISUi• Ann Undersea and Daniel Sanderson, of Wigton, Cum berland, mercers. Marrh id, ices. Lewis . Hare, mil Eduard Scu — nl2,elClaptua, Surrey, tam aaa curium. June i Sou. - Thomas IWykes and William Wykes, of •ermondsey atreet, Southwark, Surrey, wooletaplers. Sully 4, trios. Edward Phillips and T. W. Leelyard, of Mallehairi, Wilts, amblers. June 30, I We. Smisei Wells, Richard &all, and John Kershaw, of Shef field, cu. lers. June rig, 100 d. Sarah Haswell and Jane Haswell, of Grove-house Kent ish -town, Middlesex, schoolmistresses. June eta, itlo9. Nathaniel Milne, Wlllinw Sergeant, John Milne, and Oswald Mils*, att.), neys-ar-law. Ain 30, 1101. Alexander Goodman, Robert Gainsferd„ Geo' ge Fairbairn, of Sheffield, end James French, of Loudon, Joao di, lens. George 31 1 3linnia and Alesandar Chesney, of Liverpool, linen-drapers. Jiine 10, tapas Erasers Carr, Joseph Parkin, William Parker, sad John Wr;ht Clough, Sheffield, miorrlinate. July 1, 1 sna, diary Arun and George iVuod, of Gliturrater, stone masons April I, Isoy. Robotics Barnacott and Jenny Olver, of Plymouth, mil. lasers. Morel IS, ten. _ _ , Edmund Gart•••) Sport, and Jeoeph Newham, of Sheffield, cutlers. Ma) 14, Hint Mary Bryan, widow of John Bryan, and George Wood, Gloucester, ram warier and atone•ssaanas April 1, isu7. David Haldane, William Clark, Nimisii 3PC:IIp, and Willi:we Clark, Bew-lane, Clawayaide, Looklow. Jona e.g, 1 Wfi. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGrD Robert RunAuld, late a Berr-atreet, Wap?ing, Middle on, mambas*, (mat July a t. August ash at tau, at Guild hall, Laraikial. BANKRUPTS George Ry, ley, of Salford, Lancaster. builder, to surrender, July lb, be, and Amore 145, at lam, at elm Sae see Arms, Bridge-street, Manchester. Attorneys, MCSWI Thews. Redhead sad Brother. Nsuclbeter, and Meows Alan' and Parry, Trample. Jobe Birch and Robert Robiasoa, limb now or late of BrougtitunsLodge, Lancaster, collo...rowers, to surrender, July 11, eel, and Asguet iS, At Verso, at it • Deg Torero, in bestrews, Manchester. Attorneys, s. Milne, Ser. grant,and Milos, Manchester ; and blevers..sll6.e Bed Parry, Temple. William Mainwaring, of Liveriw.ol, taller, to surrender. August J , 4, and 16, at sieves, at tlir Glebe 1. &rein, Joan. street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Nlersrs.Crwii,v ,ord Lodge, Li t trponl ; and Chancery LOlll4Oll. Thomas Colter, late of Trinity-square. Treed-hlll, modes, broker, ,e ilarreudet, July, skis, es, at twelve, sod A most 31, et eleven, at Gaildl all. Lbutlbn. Attorseys Means. Grimiser, Lame, sad Garth Frederick's-piece, 01,, Jewry William Bradbury, lit of [MI.. Field hut sow of Smoll.laridge, Lsurastrr, ir,"r• dodder, to eurreader, July Aug wt r., at 1. eos, at do Swan las, Itechaals, Lausaetcs. A tastaeys, Mums PLepliard midliugtct, rei.it..l.l row, ; and Er. H. Milur, iturbdale JoYn Shee, lute of Illoomrliniv.aquate, Middkora. sing and brandy-merchant, to surrondcr, July 13, 9, at.d Augn.t Hi, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attori.ey, 31r. Hugh t ,, B•ar-yard, _ . Jobepil Crafle, Into 01 Trill, Axasiuster, 14rion, herse.acalor, to unneutiar, Jul) n, i 6, r.. l Aur.tuo 10, .t twelve, at Guildhall, Landoll. Attorcei, 311 %lt.t.tc, den-insane. Raki, Harris, of Aberdats, Claaturcrn,lde,, t o ,„„ r ,_ . der,Juli 9, at teu, 29, at twelve, and At, tua I,i, ~1 „,,„. at Cuit ball, LAHldell. Atturaay, 'Nathaniel timedkr, of Flest.tuarket, Laud o n, to surrender', Jul) 9, at ton, S., at ta c ks, at eleve•, •t Guiltlhnli, !machos. Anon" y, Mr. l 'llrol's-court, Carsitar.great, John Mulliner, of ISi 'Hingham, Warwick, mcalensa, t• ant-reader, July 15,t11, at four, and August Hi, at twelve, at the I:winingLane. Attorneys, Egerte!., Gray's. inn.aquitre, London and Mr. Slow-tier, New-street,. Etimingbatn. _ . . Thotn . as hatterthwaitit, of Kendal, Westmorland, teaser, to surrender, July .7, at Eve, as, end ~ugust 16, st ele,e,,. at the Cuinniercial lon Kendal. Attorneys, Messrs. Ri c h. endow, and Fell, Kend al; and Mr. JAI 1•0011, Gardes-Co urt „ Middle Temple, London. Richard I,edwelt, latest( Cleveland-street, riee.rosd, pa tic's o: St. Pancr-s, Middkeit euvrkreper, t o July ti, th, and August 16, at e leven, at Guild! dl, 1,,„„j,, 3 Attorney, 3lr. Freatne, Great Quoin-street, Lincoln's-ma fields. Joseph Getty, of Oxford-street, llisdlesex, to surrender, July 9, 16, sod Au; - ,u*t Ili, elt wen, a l Guildhall, Coudoo. Attorney, Mi. &Law+, Cuoper's-bsil s Buiughall-street, Londou.. . Sla4-nret LAiet, of Little Russell-street, Cosunt-garden, fiddlesox, vintner, t surrender ' July 9, 16, and August to, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lisnilcsn. Attorney, Mr. Wil burn c: Beckett, Hived-street, Goldau-Nuarc. Richard Grego, of Rishoparite- ss , Loudon, jeweller, to aurreuder, July 7, 10, and August 16, at kit. at Guilidisn, Loudon. Attorney, Air. Strialord Spurr, Rollunis.rutut, Grafs-ius. DIVIDENDS. July $7. John Sayer, lat, ter-row, Leedom, fire men:haat, at eleven, at the Cock-inn, Stoney Stratford . July 26. John Lloyd, late of Woolwich, Kent, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall, !Antoci°. July Itti. James Jones, now or late of Hishop's-Stortford, Hertford, shop-keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, L0u..).,, Aortal $7. John slicklam, of the Ste-aid, tuber. coulat, at twelve, at Guildhall, Latham'. August 2. Thomas Dicke .s, late of Gloucester-street, fluxion, Middlesex, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall, Load...a July 28. Robert Wilcock, late of rebus, Latwaster, cotton spinner, at twelve, at the Globs Tavern, Liverpool. July $9. Samoa Roberts, of Gloucester, brush-maker, at twelve, at the Buothall Inn, Gloucester. July *ix Thome! Jeues, of Gli.acester, horse-dealer, at ten, at the Bouthall Km. July 96. Howard Spicer, of Walden, Essex, mender, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loads... CERTIFICATES—hi La , 26. William Cowdery Shawford, of the Albany, Piccadilly, Mid dlesex, confectiimer. Thomas Evans, of Coveatry-street, Middlesex, linen-draper. Thomas Mitchell, of Lawrence Putt:Amy-hill, Camara. street, Londe°, merchant. John Guides, of Bury St Dimmed's, Suffolk, draper. Jeseph Sanders, of Hinckley, Leicester, roes-dealer. John Parker, of Chaser% Lancaster, cotton-spinner. Thomas Smith. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW _ John Elam, Bri;lit helnistone, Sussex, carpenter - * to WdGam (mottennuelt, late of Haospatead•road - y It Richard Pcacock, Clarkena cll,, Car a ier ■. N. - 11 11 DIVIDENDS. Jiimph Halton, Mink-lane, London, ntemisaut . . %Tinian' H lal Luwtr Eiat Sl'llll'l6l4, victualler - PRICE Op St . tiCli3 YES; I'LItDAY. 3 pei cent Reduced by si 91 9 ♦ per Cent Ni Lung Annuities J per Cent. .. . (Minium Ind,t Bonds ..... FAAirquer 8i1k........ English Lottery Tickets tuusuls fur t di.. par. S Poem. 221 to. 7 0 1`.f T. ItISH, Stock-bruker„ 4. Corubill, •ad 9, Charing-crow, :X ' covams or E. Amster.lam—. 36 I 2 U. Unto at Slit.. 3S 0 __ Rutter&lame. f. 11 6 i U. Hamleurgb 3$ 3 IV. A1t022 ...... * SI 4 2 U. Paris o Ditto a l's ii4 Bourflessut .....4 ',CHANGE, J 17 LT 5. Lobos .. . lie Ormite Dublin Cook . i it . 4l effective Madrid 4l itetclive 4 43 Lezhuesi huples 49 Genus Venice n. C sia Do. Ise. IitILLIOW. Portugal Geld is Col; sod Bars /. s. L per 0f......... 4 • • D0ub100n....... • o • "..ew Dollars 0 3 a Silver in Dan .... • s • New Louis (each) o • • AO) on the Mink •t Ilollatod. per Cent. BIRTHS. Monday morning, Mrs. Dett?, wife of Me. George Betts, Te)inci, t harleo.strert, Crusvenur.oquoro, of a daughtrr . On Saturday morning, to Nto Boovreil-court, Mrs. Peck ham, of a sun. Oa Sunday moroino, of Clapham, the Lady of Quoit.- pker Slacnay, Esq of a sou. Latel), io Pal4Jidl, the Lady of fir Frederick Edna, of 111 SOIL Os Sunday last, the Lady of the Dos. sad Rev. Thaw De Grey, of a roe, at Winchester-house, Cbelses. _ . Latri;, the wife of Mr. Junes Forster, of Sleatesds, weer !Anglo. u, Cottuherlsod, of three daughters, who, with thu mother, are likely' to du well. MARRIAGES. O■ Bataiday, at Lambeth Chore!, Alexander Jeltyl Chet• Ems. of Chelsea, late Major ha the asth regiment, to Miss Richanla, of Brixton Lately, at Weimar, Church, is the Comity of C.A. lor the Nor. William Chatterton, Jamea Caae, Eaq or Nt,s• soungose, in the above comity, to MIMI Chattertoa, daughter of the late Tlumu Chattertoa, Esq. DEATHS. Oti Monday, the 2othiustT;teionskittv, county of Cork, its the prime of life, Townsend BeAnlials,"t4. At Taplow, Bucks, on Wednesday last, 3in. C. .►a~..i most lamented. • nt Jamaica, Charlea tied, second eon of Ritilsopki, and late of the :linens frigate. The st••p 11 rrcked in an attempt W destroy some batteries bourisuod of the Havanuals, and this excellent young c..er.l haring exerted and exposed himself, an ends of the e4e, ..-e of his Meads, wi. ..hacked, 011 his arrival at Jefliii' '- 1 the :.ellow fever, which twoa prayed fatal. Last week, at Al ..any-bonse, Captain John C. .ft the Royal Navy, sus of Macau Croft, ray. of Nar••••1 Lodge pear R iaeheater. On Sunwy last, r 1 bus bask, at Carahalton, gerre, R irL anl Shepley, Es! Al Ramon:tie, on Ilatardey last, h0r7..w,.; and it sew, I. • ' br fam.ll and mends, James Tu. otr, }ow. Ir:aa a: I. of Jousts To Eaq .4 that piste Iff;11 W TER, T;l46' Vt, Al I lON litiN.l::!a k•• - • Ilan, is . eats after .. 4 I Ecru • .ONDON : Priute I br C. J.! •VI I)SON. ' Plosa..ll. revert. Coley-tiro -et, moo pabLabed at no. !'f. • • No. Back of St. ;/ . 161f • 'Latch, St ri b. I. Vll4ll of pmt p'3. —%•rders, &C. for Gift ,u..t. l`'l•` t, oast to Moo yrifiore,..r.st paol, & gall be duly 'Modal to. Nri ZJC 1174 c. thc it%