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of BATII-'.IC.Y 1. The sudden death ot the late Parliament has given life and spirits <o the go'd people of this part of the kingdom. A sevote contest is espeded for the county, as well as for this, its principal town. Besides Lethbridge and Dickinson. Gore Lang. uNn. who sat several Parlisnients for Somerset, his a inoun.id his determination to try his old cry nnce mare. For bath, Lord John Thy nue and Mr. Palmer :lave again declared th. m selves, and Mr. HoMinuse and Ca l main of our Viilunteer Cavalry, ale talked of as their • oppoi•.ents; of cisme* we are all bustle and belt. rineing here. The Mayor ins just received the ter for tlath, and, in order to settle the business as soon as piustida, Wednesday next is appointed for eleeitinn, ninon, I wiil venture to affirm, the late Mernhers will be returned nearly unanimintsly. Our Spring Benefits at the Theatre commenced Tuiisday_ trier) . had I1)1. that evening. and Bennett sosnat 1331. on Thursday. Mrs. H Johnson has .• her Br.efit, and take• her leave on Tuesday next. given great satistaction in the Hoydens, two no doubt will have a good night. Sir H. Dillon Massey, Bath of Dimes, in the kutinty ot Chart. Ireland, died on Wednesday, in fiis,ozy-piace. His title and estates descend to his elitist son, litigh I). Massey, who is rnattied to illiss Hanley, sister to Alderman Hankey. I DoNCAsTt it -••MA Y 1. The candidate% for this ensuing eleOkul far this county. are. Mr. Wilberforce. Mr. H. LAscelles, And Lard Alilwa. On Munday night, his Lordship arriveJ at this ppjace oc way to N eotworth-house, And Mr. L%scales also passed through the same right for Msrevruod•bcuse. Wilberforce Arrived here yesterday evening, and soon after p:oceeded for Yosk. On going off be received the hearty cheers of the $Ol I • Undiog populace. Mr. Smith, Mr. Milnes, and Lord Pollington, biyo /*fared for Pontetrad. I,ord Melville passed through this place on Mon. kart r Scoilmd, whore. it is brltcved, the present Sisissurs wrill .ucc•ed to their utmost wishes. lAN' IS ItLillikAGE.. C );JAT Of XING'S &aim, RRRRR WETS. ~,,-.. Tat iIICO 0. TUE ssavoe or SAI rssis. T!'is wo a Rule for a ni.ind.rnsur, direeting the 1 4 . 1 m a yor of t h e Borough of Saltash to deliver over to toe pew Mayor, ve mace, books, keys of the torporation cleat, and other insresa cf office, as stated in a for eer Paper. flr. Gm's,/ shewed cause against this Rule ; and it apnearing that the Gentleman who claimed to he doh. eleCted Mayor. was chosen in the ab sence of the then Mayor, who, by the chatter, should be present; The Cover .ct-;.sidered the proceedings irregtelar, gird refused to make the Rule absolute.—Rule die iN. aged. eieliard Cartwright was this day broug ht up for dginent, having been co/matted. betore Mr. Baron g n o mps ..o. A l e!.e last'Assises for Gloucester, of as siu:.i:ig John Week . The parties, it appeared, boarl von, len,;lx w , -ch respeeting the Prosecutor's OgAt .if digging mculd upon certain land near Wristol, and be retoried, by insinuating that the Defendant had mortgaged his lands. Niel and ass ewe bandied about on each side ; one threatened to 6ght the other for 100 guineas , and, in the se. que:. ile Defendant got off fits horse and beat him, cm his head, and otherw•se abused him. The Comte thought there was much recrimina tion between these parties, and considered it a vet, fit case for cr,mperication before the Master ; but dirr'led that the Prosecutor should only be allowed Sessions costs, as there was no necessity tor putting the Dt.-fendant to the expense of a prosecution in this Court. Joseph Temple was brought up by Habeas Carper to be discharged. eavang been committed to the House of Correaion by a Magistrate, under the t awnbrekers' Mt. Mr. Laws obtained the writ upon the grounds of an irregular committal. 'tem. . ri , w a s a p.Wribroker at Bermondsey, and a person si.ho ha.: goods pledged with him, went, upon the . expiration of the year, to redeem the pledge, and lay the interest; but this he refused. alleging that the sime.hid fully expired, and tire goods were for feited, The next day he was summoned before the 16ta4gUte. Who committed him under the Mt.— Mr.revs . obtained the writ on the grounds of an tierolieon . s 'committal, contending, that by the Alt ',ie. Maj;!•iratet's authority expired before his 01181) spons was tilted to the party. It appearing, however. that the regular notice of this application had not been given to the Magic (retie, the Prisoner was remanded until such notice should be given. • ELLCIIONS. New Eleetioss are fixed tor the following, days: leo City—Viadmeaday, May 6. 21..r4itit City.—Mosiday, May 4. N•Pfrolk Coatityromtlay, May 11. • A warm contest is expeeted for the represents •;nn of the City of Lincoln. 'll►e Candidates are iNt same ■s in Oetiber last. iris. Col. Ettisov, the Hon. Col. Moesaa, and Jona Sat Livaii. Esq. The Gaistsros interest at St. Alban's, is to 100 opposed by Mr. ROLAZT. At sin o'clock, on Thursday evening. the Ther mometer, with:int doors in the shade, at Bath, stood at (for the time of year) the unprecedented height of severity. Capt. Ba atm as. the celebrated pedestrian, has trate:red himself against A. WOOD, the well known Lanais! ire pedestrian. for 100 guineas. who shall go the greatest distance in 24. hours, Wont, giving hire YO mike. The r amour stallion, Nee end Cry, the property ti Mr. JONI. P• it SLR, n 1 itelper!,y, i, et gaged to trot two miles in six minters. catch weight, over Hambleton or T. rk Race G mind, dining the Race Week, in August heat, for 100 guilt-.s. Captain k iii.xm *sr Ls retires from Sandwich. Sir 1 Ina ace Mass, Bart. and the Hon. Mr. Jas. srarot., Are joint Candidates. It is expeaed Al .> 7 ,1„,1 L. ........ .al 1...... .. I ' , ...1i.i.... ~ , .... NAV4L INTELLIGENCE. tOiITSMOUTM. MAY 1. Artived His Nlsjesty's ship J'!4lo, trnm a cruise. boded the Slreassoas gun-brig, with u fleet of srss►parts, under convoy for Guernsey and Cork. His Msjesty's ship Herald, is appodued convoy for the kteditenanean. KA 2. Arrived His Majesty's ships Locust And La &toe. (turn a cruise. Dropped down to St. Helen's, His Majesty's ship &Hat!, with the Mediterranean convoy. Wind S.L. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 30. Yesterday arrived the Bellerophon, of 74 guns, Captain Ro:tarsal, to be paiJ off, and re•com• missioned. To-day came in the Caroline hired brig, with a new ship, called the Miasirel, from IllidpAt, to be fitted out here. MEAL, MAY I. Sailed through the Downs, from the River, List night, the Duke rork, Tomlin, for Dublin. Arrived this morning the E.xpiorro4 bomb, from Portsmouth, with a convoy, which are sailed for the River. MAY 2. Arrived the lelsaquito sloop of war from a cruise. Arrived and saUed for the River. the Lesry.4,, Compton, from Soriaam.—wed S.E. FROM LLOYIA UST. Gnawistwo, Ma• d 1)4 L.wi ~,,, Brown; Mar go., of Ilw.tity, MinMMinl and tbw Caledonia, Mnler, for CORRESPONDENCE WIIH THE PORTE. (Continued from our Payer of Saturday.) No 11 . " Sir John Thome; Duck Of Vice-Admiral of the White, and knight of the Bath, knowia; that acc.rding to an article in the Triple Alliance, the Sublime Porte a engaged to grant the tree passage of the Dardanelles to vie sil o s fit war of his Sovereign; and M. Aitoutlinot, His Majesty': Amb,, , adur, having Informed has tat the Suelime P.m-, from particular circumstances, had constantly expressed its da.ire that the treaty •hould be proceeded in, and that it should he hapoy in seeing the moment a•rive, when they might an able to enter boon it, without sue inco.ovenience; had given th- strntigeat ammances, that all the conditions of the and Treaty shot:. I, in the meat whi.e, be looked upon as IVllSailiing in lull lore, In Misstate of affairs ' it a iIISOJS,SIiC (or the Vice..".dintrai to expmss the extent of his chagrin, when he saw kJ Attack ed the day before yesteday, iii a tv.stile manner, by toe titer Moat Castles of the Sub'inie. Puke, when In• eas permrniing the duty imposed upon lona, o• passing the Daidanelle•. " But though His Majesty's iresse , l hart b .ea struck by the and sortie of laa subjects tout their lives, the I , iee- Admiral, to give a proof of h:s ye.Jc sentiute is, do - dated from firing upon the Castles of the Stash:he Porte ; but he Pit, at the same time, that it he experienced tie same oside dis motion from the other caatles and battetteA, his dory would then oblige hue to repel force by fore. " it was with pain that he saw himself censpelied tri ha v e recoinse to :his disagreeable duty. But if tite Sublrue Porte had not made use anther means of resistatuna, the Vice Ad renal would stilt have Battered himseif that what hid taken place *lt the effect of some misundaratanding, in commtuence of insufacient explanation on each -ide. " But this edam very suits vanished; for after having prated the ten Castle. of fibydue and Se,trat, he found a squadro.- be long, .g to the Sublime P.rte formed i inn of battle, and table.. tiepin to upon His Majesty's squad, oi as soon as they arrivers wit. in cannon-skot " The French flag being hooted uncut the Castle of Abydea, the determitiati in talkers by the Stiblirn , .- ie to tiirow t *At into the arms ot France, c•iuld no longer De d ; notwith standing th- perfidy of that nation, of whiten the Saolime rte had ,xpe,miseed enough in Egypt. " rile Vice-Admiral thensaw himself under the necessity nt destroytog those remelt, notwalistandii.o the instructions he has , received Gans his Sievereign to and tile Porte, to the last mentht, proof. of lin amity and wawa aried patience. " After having witnested a change so absolute in the dia. positional the Sutrimai Porte, and His itanisty's A 611341..th1f havrig afterwards funtlesily exhausted all the means ci pacification, the Vice-Admiral finis him-elf under the lICCC.• City of declaring to the Sublime Pone, that having it in his power to de.troy the capita!, :tad all the Turkirh vessels, the plan of operations which ins duty prescribe* to br. , is, in consequen :re, very clearly masked put. EA CVIIV Mt* d time the lust and humane disposition of his Sov e reig.. induces him to punish t gully only ; persuaded at the carne time, that the Solt .n and his peojee are very far from wishing to go to war with Great Britain; avid that or cantle the present measure can only have been occasioned by the bestows. and the in trigues ut the French with some of the adviser, of his High ness, the Vice Admiral MY feel the utmost reluctance to ren der so many 'noters completely miserable by the horrors of war, and the destruction of all the objeSs of then attachment and enjoyment. " To avoid so fatal a catastrophe, the following is the con . dition he propose—' The Si . iblime Porte wial, deliver up rs ship. and tee/41.1 of war, with means surficivin for their equip ment ; and the Vice-Admiral will, in this cam, engage not to molest the city, but to withdraw immediately :sisal the Dar dartelles.• " The Vice-Admiral grants the Sublim• Porte hilt an hour sec the tran.lation of tins note into the Turkish I trg. age , to determiner 'twin this prepe•sal, iirotetting that if he is reit eel to the the dlsaArimahle necea,:re Cl seizhig the 'f or war by force, cud to c-ionsiroce the work of destniCtion which he has the means to accomplish, it will be the fault of the Suhliine P. , rte, and not that of the King his master aa 0., b..ar.l the Royal George, oN Prince's '• Wand., Feb. 21, Itlta. t Signed) as J T. DUCKWORTH." No. HI. " On 1003rd Ns Msjesty's ship the Royal George, '• near Crowe's Wands. Feb. 21, 180 " SlR,the First Uragontan, " Thiamorning at day-bleak, we sent a Flag of truce with a note, on my part, to the Rein Effinedi, lent the ‘4lswee was not permitted to land. I no. secia the 110111 a socond time, to make another effort, in order that it may arrive at its destina lloll. The object of this Not, is to demand, whether the Sib. I me Porte wilt be the Ally of France, or that of Great Britain and Russia? " A. the Admiral mu: act in an horde manner a.gainst Constantinople, ra case the choice n( the Sublime Porte should not incline to our interest, but to that of I , raii , e, be has also seat a Note, the sub•tanee of which is, that he will spare the capital, if the furlesh ships of war and the naval store. are delivered up to his. The answer to the Admiral's Note must be delivered *thin half an hour. The Sublime Porte most be responsible for .he enlsequences. I hare the honour to be, Str, the First Dragoman, yours, err. .. i.:IIARES ARBUTHNOT." No. W. "As it has been discovered by bur glasses, that the time granted the Sublime Purse to take its deasion, is employed in warping the shins of war into' places more susceptible ut de ltaic; arid in constructing hstterier along the coast, it is the duty of the Vice-Admiral to lose no time. Consequently, Mr. Arbuthnot is obliged to apprise Mr Isaac Be,, that if these sitawuriis of defence do not imniedistely cease. the British ships Of war will am in the manner which shall be judged most convenient to the interest they would wish to defend. "His Imperial Highness mar briefly give his word, in his owe hand-writing, that the engagements with Great Britain and be insingdiatel7 renewed. The celerity with whirls the British aeon has passed the Dardanelles, is a proof that the determination already announced will be put auto execution. " On board the Royal Gr•og f, at naideadld, , between the ?Ist an 4 f V-bruary." T.. ha a...eluded In 11la4) FROM' .S.ITURDIY NIGHTS G.IZETTE. MILITAR Y PRO 00T1')NS. Wee-tAllea„ May 2, 18..7. Ist Regiment of lose-I.sed , olant•C .hael Andrew Ilay, front the 72d Foot s to be I.leutenant.ellon-1, vice Dau..ar, who exeltanges 1 1 1th Ditto—ldray , t Lieutenant-r.. 10 lel Thrnfunvot, from Half-Pay of the 91st tint, to tse Majuo, vice sow, who escbanre I;th Ditto--Capful J-,l l l , rolinghsot robe Mor, by purchase, v,ce who retires. 3 ith Uitto--Captain J. M. Fivefold to he hiljne, by purchase, TIC: DelatOnalh;pru.nuted. Captain J. T Terrewest to be Major, by purchow, ttltn retires. 73d Ihttl—Lteuteelet-Colonel Wiitian Darner, hers the 'Rural , , In he I..eutenautt-Colonel. vce I be, who •%ehah4e. 834 Ditto—lttlaktt Henn King, ins:n the Sicilian Regiineiii, hi h. Major, vier Lee, who exchanges. Sicilian Regiment—Major Michael White Lee, Gem the Sid Foot, to Tto Kijnr, •ice Kong, weoenchanrs. 1I th Royal Veteran dattelion—Leeetenantaaenevel Andrew J. Drummond. from HaJ•hy ei the Nit Foot, to be Colonel. TM King's German Merin. Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Otto Dewy Volga', from the 3d Light Dragoons, to tie Major, with temporary rank, Taco Hamburg, who rest g STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Ralph Darling, of th• 51:1 Foot, to tot an • Assistant Attutant:Generalto the Ferret. Hos ri rAt. STAFF. Staff Surgeon ]amen R. Grant to be a ll , puty loweetur of Huvitals, vice M•N , el, doeea•ed Miarea•entrar. The appointment of Captain Teirewest to be Major, by purchase, iii the 34th Foot, vice Dodswiotit, as Mated in fne Gazette of the 21st March last, has net taken place. The appointment of Heim Grant, t.m. to be a 'Lamar- M..ster in Great Britain, as stated in The Gazette of the Ilth ultimo, has not taken place. Lieutenant Gerard loiter, of the 23th, and L. , elitetiant Da vid Jones, of the 36th Regiment of loot, are superwutA, being, absent without leave. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE!). James Wood, and Cliaries liugard, brick-rnakirs. April 24, 1807. _ _ _ .I , ,hn Fenn, Jose* Wickenden and John Dallorne, of Cornhol, itteri-dr4pers. April 29, 1807. John Eamer, Jonah Smith Well. Joseph Iledley, J. 11. Eimer, and George Gardner, of Virooel•arreet, Cheapside, London, wholesale-graters, tea-dealers, and sugar-refiner.. April 3 •. 1807. :won Id;eton and Robert Lunn, rope dealers and +hip• chatutler‘, of King's• Lynn, in tne county of Norfolk. May 2d, .111‘,G Illinois Barlow ani Thomas Jenkins, tailors,of Fleet street, Lond3ii. April 16, 1807. Thomas l'ho.nas and William Etisworth, conamian-brewiers, of St. Phetp's Plaia, in tts parish of St. Piiilip and Jacob, in the of GI in.-inter Dec. , -iher :31, 1806. . . .1114ehford, jun. an Fraurn Atkin:nn, 4hip and in :e nrnkers, of Liwren. a Pountaey.lane, London. April X 9, 1807. ki.,liard Booth, William Sharrock, John Simpson, and Thoina• Simpson, blea.liera, of White Coppice. in Anleyark, oear Choiley, in the county of Lancaster. April II), 1807. John Colter and Thomas Hasird, mahatma, of Chest.itheld, in the county of Derby. Augu.t 27, 1806. John Dixon and Charles Poole, woollen-diapers, of No. 461, in the Str old, county of Nliddlesert. April V 9, 18.17. Mark Stet and Joseph Ru'aerts Wood, coal and bock. traders and writer, of Poole. kiral 32, 1807. Mary Armistead, endow, of Clapltam,m thr county of York, William Petty, undlAiit.maker, of Dailey, in the Uilri h of Ha.npsrhwaiie, trio and c .unty of York;' John Ellis, Ben jamo Ephraim Ellis, Mary Eau, end Nancy, (now the wife of Henry Hutton, late Nancy El/is, spinstgr,) formerly of Dame Pasture, in the parish of Ri.ron , in the county of York, jOl , lOl, but late of logledon. 'February 28, 1807. Joseph %magpie and Gregory Jeremiah Briggs, coal-rapt, ehaiits and slop sellers, of Greenmail, in the county of Aeat. Api.l9O, 1807: * Wellia;n Jaeben and Robe .t Thorns. Cordell, spirit-met ettAnte, of Marv:Lester, it& thc ceenty of Lanc.i.te,. April V. 1837. Caristopher Sunliw and Alexander Shirreff, Isarchanu, of Foricainch sheet, London. April 29, 1207. !terry Notley an.liose e h Gould, masons, of Stockwell, in the county of Surrey. April 29, 1307. BANKRUPTS. . William Tucker, of toe city of I:l;teter, merchant, dialer ani chaining:l, to serrunder, May 9, 16, and June 13, at twelve, at the Star-Inn, in the city of Exeter. Attorneys, Mews. W11:1:01:111 and Brooks, New-square, Lincoln's-Inn, London; and Mr. Turner, Exeter Joseph Parker, of Ringwood, in the county of nouthaminon, grocer and tallow-chan tier, dealer and chapman, to surrender, May 3, at eleven ; May 16 and June 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attorneys, Messrs. Jeanings and Collier, Cheat Shire-lane, William T-edgold, of the town and county of the town of Southampton, tallow-chandler, to surrender, May lb, at one, Is, a• eleven, and Jun 13, at twelve, at the Dolphin's ,in the two of Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Jaunts Yak Glouce.ter.square, Southampton.. - . . . • . John Wright, .1 U. litan, in t►e pansh of Prestwich, in the COJ oi I.a , ltiist,r, mercer, draper, dealer and chapinan, to surreackr, May 29, 3.1, and June 13, at twelve, at the house of Mica Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. James Ingham, is Saddlevrodh, 1 °tech', s Mears. Meredith and Keehingt, No. 2, Lill. Colo.'s-Inn, New square. London. James Preston, of Radon-upon-Humber, in the county of Lincoln, tanner, dealer and chapthau, to surrender, May 42, at four, May 23 and June 13, at ten, at the White Swan-Inn, rn Barton-ovn-Humber aforesaid. Attorneys, Meseta. Mar na, drown and Marra, in Barton-upon-Hainber, aforesaid. Matthew Puckey, late et ills pariah of Pushes, in the county of Cornwall, worilstaider, dealer,and chaprnan, to surrender, May 22, de, and June 13, at eleven, at the Red Lonlitii, in the Borough of Truro, in the anal county of Cornwall. Attor ney, Mr. John Ed wards,Truro. Thomas Spring the i'ouriger, of Great Grimsby, is the counts of Lincoin , ironmonger, to surrender, May 18, 19, and June 13, at eleven, at the Crown and Woolpacks-Inn, in Loath, in the county of Lincoln. Attorneys, Mr. Juba an' Gray'rliin. London; and Mr. R•ibert Faddist.% L.I Of th. Morgan Parry, of Pontypool, in the county of Monmouth, shopkeeper, to auarendtr, May 11, %%and June 13, at Ilse, at the King rHead, in the city nfClouce•ster. Attorneys, Mahe. Whitcintibe, Grath, and Poillpotts, Gioia:ester. James Lycetr, 01 Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, calico•manufafturer, to surrender, May 13, 14, at live, and June 19, at twolce, at the Sean Tavern, in Bull-street, 111 Bir mingham, in the county of Warwick. Attorneys, Me,iis. Kinderly, , Long, and Ince, Holborn -court, Gray's-lon, London ; and Mr. William Palmer, in Birmingham, aforesaid. Tournas Squire, late of Wcst square, St. Ge irge's•Fields, in the cowry of Surrey ,dealer and chspiiiln, to surrender, May 4, 16, and June IS, at at Guthlhsti, London Attorneys, Mews. Holmes arid Leen, Maik lane, I—n4on. Jelin Bowyer, late of Cheapsele, In t.,e city of Lomb!, wawhousemsn, dealer and clialtman, to surrender, May 5, at eleven, 16, at ten, and June 13, at one, at London Attqrdey, Mr. Lilo, CllflltOr street, Cis-nicety lane, London. Thlinas May, of Shibpp•rton, in the entvity of Mi , ldlesen, shopkeeper, plait r, dealer and ehapman, to surtelder, May 9, In, and June 13, at t , o, at t:uildhall, Loondon. Attor neys, Mr. Horn-, Stamm, Middlesex; and M. kir, C. rey-street, Lt malt'.-1 , I, ati.m. - , James Peery, of Great P .rt.and-ureet, in the county of 54 id dies,a, 161. m-draper, dealer and chapm.4, w autnbder, May 5, u rieven, MA! 16, at ten, and June 11, at nip*, at tiudd hall. Loado:t. Attorney, Mr if ollaattl, Farsival'a-lan, Lon don. Joetyh Sayer. of Uitirer NOf • h•p!Ille. Gray'. 11111-111110, in the cnuitty of %Mktg*, nod I gin j.lf •F, of Taci.hal Winne. Miry iii-tionite, in tha Gait c , iuntv of Mical:reex, CO*Cie sal Itarilit.•lnakers, and t4ripniirin, to ti0rr....4 8 ., M a y 9, 16. a Jun* 13. at ten, at 1.1.1i1.111•11, Loritiora. Mr C fitrlcrtt,Cleintint's John Isaac Htwk ns , of rtahy Terrace, City-road, in the county of Midilest:, manufacturer el, instruments, te squander, May 9, 16, _ Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Coarles Inn, London. ic Bon trick, Fdir street, lirodeydown, .1 Sts,rey, porr, Pr, dealer and nrapmao, to 16 and jaws 13, at. ens, at tiud•l .111, London Sherwitod, Cushion court, Ron• -street. Wiliam Pollard arid Jaia,s county of Lancaster , to arirrendor, May 25, 26, and June 18, water Arms lon, in Mtge/tester. At Hewitt, Manchester; and Mr. Ralph Chancery lame. Londrrn. _ _ W Iliam C•antton, of Di uey•lane, s•e, c:.r•ier and leather seller, deale• der, May IL et eleven, 21. and June London. Atte/inept, Mears. Street and . London. Andrew Reid, of Lower East Smithfield, victualler, to siirrendor, M - ten, and June 19, at eleven, at Mesirs. Holmes and Lewis, Mark-lane Andrew Wald, of FlithAt3imet, Sohn•rluare, Muldlesea, baker, dealer and chime's, In sun at ileren, 16, aitd June 13, at ten, atGuildhidl. briley, Mr. Martell', Norio:lt-street, ' • DIVIDENDS. June 13. John Bingley, of Upoer of St Pancras, in the county ut minim, dotter and Chapman, at tire!, June 2. Joseph 12.yatis, of Little Br dun, dealer and chipman, a' ion, et May 90 William Y. u rghutbmd, i connty of Essex, draper, dealer and i. kiuildhall. London. June 0 Rdwaid Callum, of Grundiehrergh, Suffolk. shopkeeper. dealer c B:111 Inn, in Wooduridg..; Soffi.;k. June 9. Harry Trirumr, of w lute Liun in the county of Middirtex, ticitie.dealer, hall, London. Jun:: 6. .f.rhn Morgan, of Condtait-stmet , St George, Hanover severe, lo the en' bonl.teller and stationer, &niter and Guildhall. London. May 23. Thorne. Pittrick, of ling-street, the county of Midd.c.ea, optician, • twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—Ma John Hughes, lare of Silver.itreet, Fah - a of Loudon, victualler, dealer and chi; William Steoheiii, of Surrey street, P c•runty of Surrey, victualler. Sa-nuel Loveiv, of High Holborn, . sex, pawnbroker, column, dei.erand Humphrey Richard Jones, of Ty peisareet, th.• county of Middleset. confectioner. James Malcolm, of Ethltflrd, ut the yardener, dealer and chains:Mt. William Hart and Samuel Turner the; in the city r.i London, warchousenien, Jab Townsend, a Barnsley, in the ',- dealer and cha,tmen. • Benjamin Lloyd, of Liverpool, in the merchant. MEEM :S ut - CtErn roles, r 0• Yoe sow. Henry Fe-miter, Manchester, Wi!liarn Watts, Caalle•lane, S,,uthwark, .!recut • William Btoxham, New-road, St. Mi .dlesea, cooper Letitia Ogling, Am' Joe.., and 044 sand -street, Muldleaste, a,.441 Nicivala.4 H London, line., &aim , ' Jolts' Suer, East itettiad, Nottinghamshire, Charles l'huma•4 Skurray, la a rd L1.14'. London, but now of Kensington, :Ni writer . Jnhii Chapru.n, Martin Canaort-street, salter VV,liia..i Drake, late of Gutter-lane, houseman Henry Fraser, Nightingsle.lane, East Faker Pete- Desvignet, Itosainearetimr case-maker George Davies, Cranbol rn.-‘ nen-draper . 6 10 it. Le:ceiwr•fied., Is . 2 I CERTIFICATES. George Life, of High H.arowcate, iu the county of York, lone keeper, dealer and chtposan. Benjamin Sandford Syke., of Liverpool, in the county of Lso• easter, dealer and chapman John Fronsiiiv, late of Hiiramonden, in the county of ILent, victealler, dealer and chapels:an. Jayne. iPIIIOII. late of Gocrillc-street, Hatton-garden, iw tLe county of Mildletex, ranter and glacier Ju:in Warren, late of leishopagate..treet, (but new of the Crescent, near the Mini:hies in the city of Louden.) mer chant, ship and insurance-hiller, dealer and chaprnan. ►RICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY• 3 per Cent. Reduced 4; per Cent. C insets 4 per Cent S per Cent Neve 97j 9S Long Annuities • 17 14-15 j °lantern Exchequer Lite . le.dis. 1: preen. Engl:4, Lottery Tickets •.... •.. 191. Ills. Cuts .Is r•w . ... Iris& Onsui.sue ..4` T. NISH, Stract•Breket, No. 4. Comikill, 9. (;h {.crust 'Lady Stanley, of a daughter, at six o'clock, ye,n•rd.r warning, at taw Earl of Derby's House, Grosvenor * l udo , . PM Sunday, the •a6tli April, at Hampton, the Aaiun., of a daughter . At Gun:.y Park, Lincoln, the Lady of Peregrore M a' rd, Esq. of a daughter, on Thuratay the ult. OEATIIS. On Thur day tft'iatilglit. at Llangenneeh Ps.k, South Wales, Nu Vancouver, rife a J..hts Vastenti , t, tse and last surviving daughter et the late floury Purtridge, King's Lynn. At Nottingham, the Lady of Lieutenant. Colonel Kses,tal nspecti , lV,e4 Otiosi •ttitwaeem. 111 , ;11 WATF.R, THIS DAY, AT LONDON NhIIH•E• ♦Y mut. after..ll cam after. • I 2 SALES BY AUCTION• Ry LFIGH and 9. SOIMERY, Roolcseilert, At their House, Nu. 14S, Strand, THIS DAl,lav 4, and the Etch' following Days (Sunday excepted), at rIiFIZ Entire And very Valuable IL of the lore Right R.:t. SAMUEL HORsI.EII. 6 44 Bishop of St. Asaph ; containing a sciy fine Collection Clawics, Mathematics, Ditinitr, The• logy, gke. bc. ; I 'e lection of valuable and complete Astronomical sad Maine matical Instruments, by the best Arbor ; a n a Maguire! Roekewease of silver Drawing Insticion ; lieflrh ing and Achromatic Telescope., by Short, Itanisd.:is, eel NOM ; a pair of inch Globes, by Morn t a cap.tal. Artie. Domicil Qiawlrmt, M and ; an excellent iii•Or0f)00"21 .I..ct, with implored Pendell,:-e, Spilithvg, fttc T. be viewed. and Catalogues, price 6d. to be h i d in tar Plate of Sale ; M 111.414. Muuilell end Sons, awl 'CM?, 1.4 l ' so.d Rradfure, idinbureli ; Mr. Amher, Dubin ; Mr Cots (Ward ; Mr. I:Nighties, Cambridge. LONDON : , Pritited b! G. DAV:DION, No. 17, DIA , ' Court, Bouistreet. Covc..t-Ganion, a..tl pub'i4m4 st °lce. No. ID, Sock of St. Cieswit'. Church, SLUIII.I. w. srvcK, at No 7, New Briton wee, Long A. lhder:, cc. fur raper, sent w tied o:ace (Puu 4 wC' A duly etlindid if, CO d.alte in , niniggy aa I June 13, at ten, ie Comic. Swart, Citeicor' rdeydown, in the eon s ., t•ri, re 11 , 1er M,, I, Lundy. Attorney, eel. d, of hlaitchester, in •he re, iloalers rind eha .u. s „ 18, •t fuer, a , the indig A.tu ,,,,, Ps• Mr 'titan ,.. Iph Ells., Cur.itor•strint, , in the county of 1‘110.(i: e . Anel cha,eaarr, to bet to e . Id 13, at ten, a. Gsdada',,,l. and Wools, ithgeld, in the county of Aliv 7, at newton, IJ se alai, Londe Attw..vys., ne vi-square, In thottlurty a( las, fn suciretder, 1 4 4 37 Loodo g • , Stiand. /S. John -street, in the pang. MiJ tlaseit, statui., tnd rive, at Gusidhall, 3141,1.14 gloomy of I,ai. al 40,14114 Of COLCIIIWee, in tie od chaprain, At one, it in the s o ctupmau, at Dire, att'e Lion-street, Spittleq.ure, si.diaaler, at out, it 1;1,14. it4treet, in the perish of the county of lf and chairman, at ttn, at 3-street, Covent garden, to , dealer and ahap,ua: t , 4 -MAX 23. Fal , .in•s.ivare, io the chaplain. BlackfriA'-rnati, hi Lae in the county of Middte- and greet, Fsusbury-squarc, tn miner. he c,..ur.ty of Midrlheet, he younger, of I.uthhurr, ten, rle.der. and crtap.ieri. county of York, the county of LILICISta, alms I, Al' (WHAM ALL, M. 11. .hir/. 4Sa4lt .41* Ilthwark, loather- . 311 Geo.ge's in the 3 Liza Kerney, N.rw . 3 r, Na.gate-street, 1 vamdftre, mercer Cuff,t-howie. Middlesex, un 4 .cr. anuon.street, dry• ; se, London, war, ! 13 it Smithfield, Md- . le' arialk.so red', oraitz.r. • . S 10