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t- yr NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PuIITSMoUTR. JULY 3. Arrived His Majesty's ships Spare/ate, from Ply mouth ; and the beirgeavt, from Guernsey; also the brig Grace. Captain Bartle, from Liverpool, with rum. Sailed His Majesty's ship Hal , yen, on a cruise.— Wind W.S.W. TOO TSMOUTH, JULY 4. Arrived the galliot Arrow, from Hcurdeaut, for Tonningen, detained by the &Jima gun-brig.— Wind W. vLvuourx. JULT 2. Arrived the Liaise tender, with men from Cork. Sailed His Majesty's ship Spartiate, 74 guns. Sir H. Laforey, Captain, for Portsmouth, where she is to be repaired, there being no docks here vacant. Sailed also the Nils cutter, Lieut. Johnson; divan, gun-hrig, Lieut. Broad ; Cassandra cutter, Lieut. Le Blanc; and Rose sloop of war, Capt. Pi pun. Pussed by this morning the Mediterranean fleet, under convoy of the Pallft, Sm.—Wind W.N.W. DIAL, JULY 3. Arrived last night the Zebra bomb, frcm a cruise. This morning sailed for the River the homeward. bound East Indiamen and whalers. P. S Just arrive) several schooners, &c. from the Westward.—Wind S.W. SPORTING INTRLLICENCE. NANTWICH RACES. TUUDAT, /VMS 30. A Maiden Plate, elven by the Town, value 601.•••• Ne Race. wkON[4D•t, JULY 1. A Sweepstakes of algs each rhree mile Heats. Mr. Toeushesisra br. at Ilcbe, by t)vcrton, 6 yrs old (walked 411/113). TIIUWSDAV. The Gentlemen's Purse at M. for all ages. The best of three fuer.miie heats. Z. Acker's, Esq• b. b. Sir Sampson, 4 re tad, received logs STAMFORD RACES. WtONESDA T. JULY I A Maiden Plata of !CI ; for three year old colts, Ist Stlb. and Ilet. Watt MCC roun4. Lord C Somerset's *hits Rose, by Reninsbrougli . 1 1 Mr. Can Browne's br c. Woodman . 3 2 Major Wilvin's be. c. by Sir Perot . . 4 3 Sir G nestricote'. b. f. Palestin• . 5 4 Mr. G.lding's b. f. by Russard . . . 2 dr The Gold Cup of 100 v value, the surplus in specie, a Sub uesiiessus of lrgs each. rein' 111111111 (11butoscrituis). Lord Grosvenor% Meteors 3 yrs old t Mr. Ilattopp's b. fby MoOrcock, 4 yrs 31d . . 2 Mr. Sitwulrs br. c. Taurus, 4 yrs old . . I THURSDAY A Sweepotakes of lOp. er.h, for all Ages. twice round. Nine Sutwerdsers. Land GISSreII4II . I. M-teen, 5 yrs old . Lord C. Sumer...Cs Wnne Ruse. 3 yrs ntel . . 2 Mr. Andrrwer br. h. Clevalnd, .5 yr, cld 3 Mr Car,. Ilrowr.e* , b. c. %Vildair, by Young Woodpecker. ' yrs old, Sr. 71b. brat Gen. GroAve.dor's b. c. by Asparagus, 2 yrs old, lat. Onre rourol. twi t , The running for the Plate hut not begun when our account wiry away .. . The COking was equal at the end of Wednenday'afsghting. try Pounds givea by the Tra.ters of the Marquis ot Exeter, (nr all nets. Major Wilson's h. h. Vivalii, aired . I 1 Um C. ikeene's b. c. by Yount Woodpecker, 3ynoll. S Ur. Addy'. ti.e. h Bussard„ 4 yrs old . • 4 9 Mr. Fisher's b.(. Miss, 4 'mold . . • 2 4 A Sweepstakes of Irv. each, p.p. fee all ages. 7,1 Grosvenor's Metona, J en old I 1.4 Irstawilliarres b. e White Roe, 3en eW . g Mr. Andrews's be. h. Clooland, S vn old . . Five Solemnise?, paid. Mr. C. Brownies b c. Wildair, 3 yrs. old gat. belt General Groasenor's 10. e. by Asystadva. 2 yrs. old, 74. 100 p. Once round. During the rae s, • regular main of e .irks was fought be. twee'. the gentlemen of twice...v-1,01,re 'Faulkner feeder) and 04 potions& of Liecolnshim (Marton feeder), for 44 a bat tle and the odd. which was won In the former. Faulkner es. h. Burton. es b. Toindly Wedoewlay 4 S Thurwley . q I The company at the R ACee this year has not been so numerous as was expeaed. The sport of Tue. tray and Wednesday was but indifferent, except for the plate on Tuesday, whir's was a good race. Yesterday each heat was well contested : Meteor. won the sweepstakes by a neck the stewards no minazed for next year are Staff .td O'Brien and C. F. Lynn, Esqrs. A gold cup and four other tweepstikes are to be run for. Copy of an Oder of Council. Dated 27th May, 1 / 1 07 ; for making regnlitiort with respell to the n..igation and commerce between His MaJtsiry's eithjefts and the tubjelta of the United States of America:— At the Court st the QM."'" Palaces the 9 7th Malt 180 7 Present, the KlldtA Mast Excellent Majesty in Council ; Whereas it is exp-client that the liberty of Navigation and Commerce between Hrs MajeNty'a Subic% and the Subjeas of the Mined States of America, should, far the present, con tinue in the same manner, end rwly, the same, limitations, as arc specified in the AM of the 37th of UN prtsent Majeaty, cannot, " An Act for carrying into eat:cotton the Treaty of Amity, and Harigation, concluded between His Majesty anal the United Stan" of America, and in the Al purred en the se year of We s.l..jestey reign, for eo duetting • eta mid AO ot the 37th year of His Majesty's resin : Hie Ma jesty, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, is hereby pleased to direct, that all the reettlatinas contained , in the mad Aar shall be duly observed, meth other prenwirins shell be made reimealue the matron afaresail; a d the Right Ho. noutable the Lords Commis-misers of His Majesty's 1 reasury, as' the Lard. Comemassiorrins of trio Admiralty, are to give the necessary duections herein, as to them may respectively appertain. (Slenerli W. EAWKENER. On Monday evening, the 29th ult. a most bar barous and determined murder was perpetrated in Mill Prison. Plymouth, by a Spanish prisoner of war, on one of his companinns in captivity. The per. son murdered was performing the humane MSc , ' of qttieting some little disturbanee which *centred be. met two of the prisoners. when tl:e assassin stepped up, and, without any provocation, instantly plunged it poniard into the bo:iy of the deceased; and be espiresi immediately. An inquest wit after wards held, wls.n it appeared, by the report of the Surgeon so t! , e Hospital foe prioiners of war, that it +was discovered on dissection, tat the instsoment entered the left breast betwixt the 54t and 6th rib, : $ the Coroner's Jury brought teeth, and the prisoner was im ' art Exeter gaol. It is much sonseespedient eitnnot be sag % cruel and barbarous praelicc gmaerally amen the Spanish ,; - 7 ' sed sewed the hew? in that Wer..ia, MIWI mediatrly committed to he lantana' that r rimed to arrest this ohi•h prom& so 1 prisoners. PROM SATURDAr NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Admiralty-016%r, July 4, 1807. Copy of a Letter from Rear• Admiral Sir Edward Pall.w, Commander in Chill of His Maje.it%'s Shap4 and CrY.rla in the Ea 4 Indies, to Wllll3llll \tanclen, F,q. dated on board His hlaj,ati's Ship Culloden, Batavia Road , „ November 2R 1806. St a—Their Lordships have been already apprised of my intention of proceeding to this quarter in search of the French squadron which I had been led to believe would have . this appe.Ared in the Asiatic Seas. I was joined off the island of Eugenio. on the 23d instant, by His Majesty's ship Sir Francis Drake. and proceeding throgeh the Straits of Sunda, with the ships named in the margin*, nn the 51Gth cap tured off BantaM the Dutch Corap.iny's armed brig Maria Wilhelmina. On the following morning we arrived off Batavia. the Terpsichore leading the fleet through the very intricate navigation in a most judicious manner, pre ceded by the Sea Flower. I direfled the frigates and brig to enter the . Roads between the island of Onrust and Java, the line of battle ships taking a more circuitous pas sage. On discovering us as we approached, the Dutch National frigate l'hosnix. Avaaturier and Zee Ploeg brigs. two of their Company's armed ships. and two aimed brigs, immediately ran on shore. followed by the merchantmen ; the William corvette having previously struck to the Terpsichore on passing Onrust. 'Me shoal water presented our anchoring suffi ciently near to fire with effect on the batteries, or the ships on shore._ The boats of the squadron accordingly assembled alongside the Terps•chore which, with the Sir Fra ncis Drake, had been placed as near as p.o,ible to cover them, and were led in to destroy the enemy's ships by Captain Fleetwood Penes'', tinier a heavy fire from the ships and the batteries. On ap proaching the Phisnix, the eves, aba'sd'ned her, and on boarding she was found scuttled. The guts wee immediately turned on the other ships, while the boats were -- roring the remainder, when she was also se- r -r• and burnt, with the whole of the enemy's a. iorce, and nea►ly twenty m•,r cbaotmen. The gallant conduit ' Captain F. Pellew, Lieut. William FitzwiHim Owen , ..ommander o( the Sea Flower, and Lieutenant Thomas Ornate. First of the Culloden. the officers, seamen. and marines em ployed under their command, in this important duty. is deserving of every praise. The ee?vice was di reaed with great coolness and judgment. and ex ecuted in the most steady. zealous, and &dive man ner 'Though !posed to the continued fire of the enem-. happily with Hula effea. the only loss tamed being one marine killed, and one marine and three seamen w ,unded. The enemy's two remaining line of battle enips had unfortunately quitted this anchorage, or must inevitably have shared a similar fate. Die Dutch Admiral M3ll left at Batavia. I have landed the prisoners upon parole. under an assurance from the G.)vernor. that they shall not sery again until regularly exchanged. The necessary destruftion of the William corvete 'has deprived nte of an opportunity of rewarding the services of Lieutenant Owen an this occ4sion, I therefor* beg leave to -eco amend hint and !Acute mint Thomas Groule„ Fir tat His Itiajes.y's ship Culloden, (who were appointed to lead divisions on this service.) to their Lordships' preitaion. 1 inclose Perstwith a list of the enemy's ships de strnyed and taken, and a return of kaki and wound ed; and have the honour to be, &c.. (Signed) E. Pitt ew. • Culloden, Pawerfel, Rime!, Bellignenia, Sir Prance Drake, Terpsichore, and Sea Flower. Shipeolestroyeil and taken in Wavle Reals. Burnt. National frigate Phi:unix, Capui; Vander Sainte, of 26 guns, and 260 men, 1-dint with naral stares for the ships at Cs it. fay. blfg Aeauturier, Captain E. Condone, of IS guns and gO men. National brig Zee Ploeg, Captain L. ►ebse, of 14 goes and 60 men. Company's armed ship Patriot, of 13 guns and 00 men. Company'. armed ship Arniiteits, iif 10 guns and 60 men. Company's mused Wig Johanna Suuuna, of II guns awl 14 men. Company% armed brig Soallirrid, of 6 guns and 14 men. Taken. National Corvette William, Captain Feteris, of 14 guns and men. National Brig Maria Wilhelmlna, of 14 van. and 30 men. About twenty Merchant Ships destroyed, and tie.. taken. (Signed) E. PELLEW. His Majetty's Sir Culloden, &Ravi.% Rosids, Noserubet 21, 1106 ' N.B. The William Corvette was afterwards destroyed, as unfit for His Majesty's service. A Return of K.lled mid Wounded in the boats of Hig Majesty's ship Ct,lludrit, in destroying the Enemy. (•urn at Batavia, on the s7th day of November, William Richards, marine, kille.l ; John Field, sermon, wounded ; Clunitnyher Moos, vell2a , l, data I ThOstiai Brian, INlaman, delft.; Robert hides, uterine, ditto. (Sisnud) Nis Majesty's ship Culloden. Batavia Roads, November 28, I VIC E. PELI,EW. ewes Pelmet., Jai, I, ISO?. This day Monsieur de Rehauien, Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Sweden, had an andosuce of lease of His %sleety ; and Ilk Successor, M' ',cur Ad'e:sherg, h.od lint Grit prorate audience of Ilia Msje.ry, to d.liver ht, creden tials, giving hint the Character of Eilwey Foctraordinary and ►Sinister Plenipotentiary from the 'Ong of Sweden s—ro which they were respe.lively introduced by the Right Hon. Genre* Canning, Ili. MaleAy's principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knt. WSW ut the Care.nuincs. BRT.CON CIRCUIT. The Honearahle °emits HARI. 21: - 41sel Isfoimty . , Enquire Pre•tesine....Monelat. July ;. grecog-4,t,sseay. Augug I. esudar--iggul.lay, August, S. CIiESTCR Robert 1)a!114, Emiu.re ; Franci. Barton, Montgoluftys• .y, Aurnt, I. at Po 4. et Ammo 7, at Ruthin Fliiit.hitc-1 Itumlay. Aug .14 13. at M.W. Augult 19, at the Cud, of Cheger. SOU fit WAL ES CIXCITI C. Salami Ifeywao4, Sr , Nrnt • R ciari Ryder. Autto‘t 3. Hawntadw -.SaturklieT. A , itat S. eirdigan—FrAir. Avast 14 NtioRTII WALES SUM%ICR CIRCUIT, 111,7. Hash Lercister, Espiiml Sir Thorns. Plume,. M.v etb.! .• —.Thurman July 30, sr Writ,. Carom, ntshe.n... Augll.l 1, at Variant's. Aar.-.r!--Troglay, A alum 11, at a MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 114.-abbre,lo 4, 1807. Ist Regiment or Dragnon (it 1 Ilk—Lieutenant Santee For. th to be Captain of a Tiorap, by purchaat, eke Webatet, oho retire , . Cainitt James Rotle Delap to be Lieutenant, vice Pumyth. silt Regiment of Light Dragnons....c.,,,t a i.. J o h n c u i to „ to be Major, by purchase. vizi, Itloncitton, promoted in the 724 Foot. 6th It•gintent of Foot...3revet Major the lirmoisrahle George A. Chetwy old Stapvltun, front the Foot, to be Captain of a C privy. vice Vigoureaue, who exchanges. 61st ditto-- Captain J.unee Fairer, front the filet Pont, to he Maier. without Pincher,. TICS Smith, promoted in the 4th West India Regiment STAFr. John Clayton Cowell. Esq. to be Paymaster of a Recruiting Diatriet To be !nape:line Field-OlEcen of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in Groat Britain, with the Rank of Lieutcrtent Co lonel in the Army, while so employed ?Colonel Joseph French, ne !Leif pay of the 102 d Foot. Lieutenant-Col nel Arthur Aylmer, on Half-Nay of the 68th Foot. Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Cohere', on lialtpay of the 102 d Foot. Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Webber, on Half-pay of the 90th Font. Lieutenant-Cnlonel John Locke, on Half-pay of the Bth Gar rison Battalion. Tho Doimorable Saville Henry Lumley, late Lieutenant- Colima of the Ltd Light Dragoons. Joint Basdwin , Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel of rub Foot. James Campbell, Eq. late Lieutenant-Coluriel of the 91. t Feut. Charles Airmail Dashwood. Esq. late Liautenant•Ctlnnel of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards. James Philips Lloyd, Esq. late Lieutenant-Culonsl of the With Foot. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wdliaas Tar , ant. Ureals Tarrant, and Hen y Poole, of Chip panhata, in the coo ity of W Its, clothiers Mire, 31, Id t 7. Robert Nfarris and John IN , choloon, ot Lotto, to Vic cuasity of I,otcnin, attorneys and mei icr•ory. Aml 6, 18.17„ Owl's Langstaire and Wiliam Sanders, of the town of Nortn.antoton, insontonu.rs and seeitintn. Jon. li , ISO?. F. Naish Rabert Smith, of Murton, in the county of Suoteret, brewers. June 24, 18t17. John Ruo.n, and Philip Fre Monts, or ll:rrnincharts, toilers of metal. June:l3, 1847. Thomas Tema and Joseph Leadenhans, of Manchester. April 11006._ Joint Par ley, Edward Taney. ani John Henry Peacock, inquiet. an I taveru•keeper , , at the Lumina Tavern, in dishups gtt.street June 2s, too 7. Harry Burn.-tt aw. Thomas Innenlff, of the city of Yurk, grace's and re.s.detier. lanwary 26. 1207. Thomas F.d.rants, VPl!liant Green, and Joseph Green, of Dolentan-strret,Loadon, m•-rchants Janteary 1, 180. Witham Fray, Samuel Md.., and Richard P..tter, brewers, ofStrangeways, near Manchester. June 24, 11107. Peter Johnston and James Norris, of Holborn hill, woollen. drapers and mane rearms. June Sat 1307 . 5.110 Cru.k and George Eyston, of Pall-mall. December 24,1806. thomat Jeeves an t Joh n Jeeves, linen (boners, haberdashers, and hosrvrs, rs( tlampnead. Jude 24, 1807. William Peppin odd Nicholas Wlll6lll Thomas, of Dotter. lon. in the *unity of Somerset, surgeons and apothecaries. March 13, ISO. S .rab Let hotere and !fent,' Cel'iet s !letterman and coal teeteb.ota. of Litt-lane. finnson.ttey, in the county of Surrey. J .11." 3:1, Join Henry Strict Van Linsehoten and Francis Albert Leo - narciiStnek Va . Linschoten, of Curtasiwriad, Imperial Patent iordigrease nianufacterers.ly 1 , ilia. Ilr ,ekstena Tarautt and Henry Wood, of Loltstine upholstesers and eabiaet-inakers. July 3, Itin7. George Baynes, ten. of Saipan), in the county of York, James Speirceroif F.mbsay, in the parish of Sicipton, and Jo nathau Harker, of C.isettialey, is the said county, cotton-apin• Sen. June IS, 1 8 . 7 . Simnel S.nith Clapham. of Ludt, in thy county of York, and June. E.toroutn, of New Yak, North America, merchants January 1. 1807. Authonv litrdy. Robert Mow, and %unit,' Pass, of the pa rish of Ashton-snider Line, in the county of Lawks.er. Yachine. makers &int whitcymitha. June 5, 1807. Richard Salisbury and Daniel Saila:wry, a Ara:ton-le Dee, in the county of Lancast-r, sill John Raisiear Park. late of Walter-lo Dale, aforesaid, but now of Reldut, iu Inland, cotion-spuinfirs and coeton-inanufacturees. March 8, 1807. Samuel Calriwell, of Umbers', in the county of Leicester, framennith, John lleathcoat, heretofore isf the town and Cairn' tv of ti.. town of Nottingham, late of Ilathron, aforesaid, and now or late of Lvughborough, in the said county of Leicester, terne•setter-up, Richard Jelbeart, late of Regwerth, in the said county of Leicester, gentl.onan, but now deceased, Thomas Simkin, of Lockington, in the said county at Leicester, gen tleman, Thomas liationt Oliver, and John B.riert, of I.:augh• borough, aforesaid, hosiers. March dl, 1807. BANKRUPTS. John Super and Walter Super, jun both of Suelifastleigh, in the cumuli of yarn-manufactu,ert, dialers end chapusen, to ',mender, July 32, 2j, and August 11, at ale. wen, at the Die ue 'f . twern, w the cite of Exet.:. Attorness, Monts Drewe and Loaham, New fon, Landon; anal Maws Sleet and Flames Exeter._ _ _ Thomas Parsons, late of the cif/ of Rath, in the County of Somerset, leather-breeche.-maker, dealer and cliaisman, to surrender, July 17, Id, and August 11, at eleven, at the house of William Nay, the Greyhound Inn and Tavern, i.i the city el Rath, in the cminty of Somerset. Attorney., Mr Ed ward Yemeni aoridall, St. James's Parade, of the city of liatn ; and Mr. William Morton, Forienral's inn, London. John Slee, of Horsleydown„ w the borough of Southwark, in the. aunty stf Storey, dealer in worsted and hosiery, to sorrels der,July 7, IS, and Angled IS, at iw-Ive, at t;uildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Themes, Fad -C. 614 Fenchurch street, London. Charlet °Monte, of A.roold, In the county of NottMehain, bmiider, dealer and chapman, tu mitten ler, illtt 17, m e,ght, 15, and A nose 15, at edema, at the It no Inn, in the too,' and enmity of the totem of Nottingham. Attorn .yi, Menus Cutts and Sanders, Nottingham ; sad Mr. Blakeleck, Elm. COW,, Temple. John Jaen% latter Stratford, is the county of Emelt, miller, mealman, dealer and charism', to moven •r, Jo!) , 7, 15, and Aitgrst 15, at ten, at C.:oddball ; London. Attorney, Mr . Noy, DIVIDENDS. :ply 25. JoineeCharleaSm;t7s4s;rlintireen-lane, in the county of Middlesex, •ictualler, dealer oni chopmao, at twelve, at euddliall, London. N.•ember 7. William Hart, of Lethbuty„ in the city of Lon don, flieoltrrell-hall-factor. dater and chaplain, at one, at Goiania London. August 4 • Franta Scurry, of Kent•road, to the pariA of St. Gemara the Martyr, Southwark, in the cottony et Surrey, taal•daaln, at tee, at Guildhall, Lawton. Jelly IS. Robert Owe*, Ist* ef Bwndrdi,eb , In the city of Loaden, coppersmith, tlaakt and chapalea, at twa.ve, at Guildhall, Landau. July 15. !falser% Owen snit William Mantle. late of Hounds. ditch, in the env of Lawton Capperanaitbo , dealers mad chapfneel. a t twelve, at Geeirilii;ll. translate. September MI. William Wrigg, of Manchester, it Met:minty of Lamaism, liquimissercham, rimier amt chairman. 1118 ale vie, at Oft Brod/slimier Anna rim. in Manchester. August 4. William Wright, of Liverpool, in the county of Lineman, cottemmanufe rimy, dealer awl hapman, at one, at the (Moho Teens, in inhn-Itretn. in I.l,letPetar Jule $V Richard Farr, late of Manton, in he comity of dererawd, timber naerehaist,dealer and Chapman at ten, at tlie hou s e of Mrs. Elisabeth Lane, the tiveyhoLtd, in the ciy of Hereford: s q ,bi a b s ; job,. Palma., Thar,eriatt, la the city at Landau. money 'armor. dealer 4.3.1 chap a: a, at elegem, at Getldi all Loadoa. July Franc Bentley, late of S - aibieoingh, in the county of Yn k, ship-owner, dealer and eliapeaan, at too, at Guild. hell, I.iiiidon. Jul♦ di. W. Law Ildanhv. of the Stciii.l, in Cie parish of St. Cent Mara, in Ike cowty d Matt:visa, el and ealont• amen, at ens, at Gueldhal:, • • July 23. Howl, Par. or the traWit of !Clara*, apart•ltah , in the Ctsifltty of the same tries', clock atsd aregeh.out ty at eleven, at the *ruse of Anthems Gleadear, lYta. Do , and Duck Tavern, in the Went of Kinston apark:ficti . Aug*/ I. Edward Eanharn, Woof Wiaan,* ft* Collate of• LaneaAter, calico manufacturer dealer and elaipatath al twelve, at the Be ar ' s Paw Inn, manufacturer, July 27. John Clarkson, Thomas Clarksmi, and Chrlatophet Clarksoo, all now or tate of &dale ill the county o f T ort, linen asaulayaentress, dtakra and ch:spruen, at denim, at lye Block Swan, Kedah'. August 5. Jonas Fr...t-r. late of Ulnas Fridge Mitt, in den, in the parish of Bradford, in the county of Trek, an ,, Abraham Foster, late of Doe Park, in artiho:m eou n.% township of 'Phonons', in the sane parish, COIGN. t...t. *planers, dealers and chapati:a, at tee, at the Path H - Pre Inn, in Bradford. August la. ht-ssiter Brooks, f f ada/ntethury, Ii the Couw. el Wilt-. Mercer, dealer and ellaproan, at eleven, at tag White Hart 1.114, in Broad.street. to the city of Bruno , . Jolt 25. It ich,,rd Hoban William Telford and B ltjarnia Ilanbury, late of Ori. , at Russ4l.street Bloomsbury, ir , ,!,, county of Mrdrilsea, shoe makers, dr:alars and ClllO Men AI ten, at Cuilditall % Lmidnu. July 2i. John Blunt, of the Cm! Exehange, ca. July fa s. m factor, at st ter, at Yates, 0 . w atd a t t t e i s llhall.... d.ttattt. in the tee of L doe, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 25. Letitia Cattif, Asia Jone., and Flzatieth of New litorsd.stre,t, in the county of Miodlesea, .nrei n dietomakers,'dealeni and ehapir.,totor, at tau, at Go d& . toidln. August 4. Richard 11..4i10ett., of Ellesmere, in the county .4 at tweles, at thii Elephant.,.: Ne 1,11,11% I/ the rusty of S4iro. Auertn I. rraocts Skrgg, ••!. Ihvicestreer, Bedvdev Naar% in ere county of Middl es e x , a ir man, drat; and chaPdtaa, at ten, at Gai4liiL , London. CUTIVICIATE4—Tec t 25. John sort, now or tale of Sialsep's Ceo.:e, in the CoJary Sal , p, plumb .r aad (halter. Jahn con:i. of !LANs. la ItstltsCwwet, of LLtectln, haeltaida t , v.er, mailer, dealer and chapatan. Joaeoh %Vatter., late of Sturatlestet Iteetalet,, la the c onq of Dorset, raapr, dealer and chapati's. Edward Jona. the alder, and Edward Jones the mitre% data of the City of fle.efoad, eora-fecters, deal ers and chaps John Cook, of the City o f GieliCififf, 111.111 , U01101114% Sego sad ehapsnan. Franco, Ts;d man, of Stanley, in the ItMe Rid* at the Coney of York, scrivener, dealer will (*apnea. Thomas Pally, late of the Col of Chichester, itl the C0{134 ef Sussex, loam draper, dealer and eh gotten. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, ?bill; Day. 111 I, James Parry and John Piekataa, Deptford, Kent, wen chants . 3 12 . . . George Chlpps, late of Ceeif.street, strand, tailor . 3to Peter Decay's, Cheapside Loudon, and of M auc h 's . ter, and Themes Saints:lige, of Manchester, wart , housemen . 312 . Tileuphilus Meru cad Noses la Ports Mew, (jeee.l. street, Cheapside, Loudon, warehousemen . I II Nii tj b e sh Kritt, &Mita, Oxfortishius, draper . 2 111 Witham Wyo.' Atkins, of AlCalaaf, Waewlekshire, . . roesr . . 2 10 1 Thomas Waltham, of Roatford, Amer &taper . d a it Edward Maine, of St. Swlthin's-huse, Loitlon, men chant . 2 Si . . .- .... . _ DIVIDENDS. 1 . ___ ..--......... William Dickson, Stamford, Liosedneliire, linen draper . . lt . . James Hogg and Edward Hointes,ohaborn.lane,Lems Isircts•rem, London, merchants . I William Ballantine, St. Martirs'esheGracd, Middlesex, yii:dimith I . . John Mart:ndale, New Rose lstrcet, Middlesex, wire. merchant . I . . George Elliott and Gewp Pickard, late of Woad. street, Cheamide, velvet, ribbon, and farmystrims ming.manufaclorres . t Joseph Inman, Hoossiteditch, London, cheeseniongoe IS Wilhim Pugh, law of Stierick•street„ Rolm, tailor It Michael Richubt, Brightlealmstone, Somas, wises merchant . I . . Prance, Myer, Tottenham High Cress. Mistslierna, grocer . . . Wiiham Peter Watson, Selby, Yorkshire, usercer . I John Turner, Eingstoesopon-Thaince s Surrey, malt. stir . I • • • Johanna Hempel, Eines-mad, Chelsea, potter . le Henry Divert, Glattereasnos, Malisfield.street, Boob. wark, Surrey, eirtuallee . it William Cuuninghame, late of Great Prescethetreet, Goodman'tsfields, Middlesex, vloosmerchant . It CERTIFICATES. Charles Thorns. Skyway, late of Lloyd's Coireethouie, ht the city 01 London, but now of Kensington, in the county of ;Nola:sex, underwriter, dealer and chaplain. Alexander Cassano, of Piccadilly, in the county of MOWlea,. auctioneer, broker, dealer and chsponan. John Wilson, of Warwick -court, IlluSown, in the comity of Middlesex, owl-merchant, d ealer aod Chapman. William Smith, of Wolverhampton, ka the county of Stalkard o butcher, dotter and chaprnaa. BIRTH. On Saturday, the 4th Instant, the Lady of Mr. Tlaem4 North, of Shoreditch, of a daughter. MARRIACIR. Saturday, at St George's Church, Mr. R. S. Taylor. of Gray's inn , to Miss Sophia Shevcatt, the eldest daughtei of Mr. umpcutt, of Memoirist, Bloomsbury. DRATH. On the 9th of Inns, at Deptford, near Londoe. where 1.. Ind reslisrd above twenty thetward pounds, whilst grader an academy then, Gunge Huth.% Itwi who has bequesthrt rue greater pan of his proprrty I. Kolbe* COW, Seetther• where he received his Maranon. 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