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f ,-‘ (2 . R AT P 0 LICAk N %AMOS-Roust, tr.-estate 12 .1 .':lean Theree t7al brought Wore it M on.: til-ed underwent a piivateetamlaation, Plittltr4 with eata'thong the rotas. i< Idr. Cor tiol llnel- Avinslerarill. Where : , and bead. aistasar. Q‘l4ll!i!idntelfliftligt,,•"omma, end vtner •INl".lte,hnd liven ftweistlitly misted, and the theft -t.IACEnt be disco:Oared for a bum time t, until al • - tai s oottiestf 'thignods were traced to the house of ,et nrited retei!ser...who. with mer y others, love um e.,rgurse primate eliminations in the course of the -k t but there bring no.proof of this wean hay. sag known the goods to b- stolen, be was admitted ort .•viJence agauri.it Turner. who was Italy coin tainted fat trnil. Hoy" was brought before the Leis!) Ayo., tharged with robbing the counting-house nf Messrs. Windns and Co. coachroakars. Bishop'.- - ,,, e.street. of a small time-piece, value thirty it appeared. that sitt Saturday night. the doors of pl. tutees are kept open until ten o'clock, for the poi pro.e of allowing a facility of entrance to the w admen who. Mime to be paid their wages. On lia.rvidav evening. the Sth insist". the Prisoner se -ertned fi-mself in thecrtuting.bouse„ and c , -ntrived . orluesk open a drawer. but wuhont boding any • money in it. He took the tinae-piece from over the -place, and pawned it at Mr. Sadist's, a pews irk.r in Aldersgate.street, between eight and nine h',:!"ck. the same evening. When taken into cue tody. on Fliday 'sterling, a number et pawnbroker's duplicates were found in his peseessiln, but the .ticket he time-piece. he confessed to the of f icers he had ou , n , •d. Prisoner had been au apprentice to Messrs. Windus and Co. but had been out of his tune for the last year, and alining of their employ treat.' He *u atomtniued for trial. Before be Wt the bar e he entreated his Lord.h:p to send him to sea • • "Vbe Lotto MA soa refused ,hie request. and ob . *reed his charader amigo bad, it was his duty to riake an example of him. • 1 11 r. Pert, 01 tie Minories, was summoned Woo the Loan al ar e ua Swa n one with the porters belonging to the eiiaele-office with two Necks, Lad-lene. for etresing 10s. td the carria,ge of two boxes that came by the Ipswich mad. It appeared, that the boxes belonged to a.lady and gentleman...ha-lame trona Norwich to Lon (lnn, by the 'Norwich Mail, and who, upon entering to* yard, gave their luggage to the coachman. 111 e boxes were left heniud. aad afterwards sent by • •the lorrich mail to tows, when 10s. 2.1 was charged for the earlier: This demand was resisted, as the boxes belonged c. two pers , tas who were pas. sengers, and according to the allowance, each being e aided to 141 b. and the Whole we i gh t of the boils aid not isx‘ceJ fifty pounds, it was considered in cIiAWOOR. the Logo MAYOR observed, that the proprietors an:ghs to be ashamed of themselves for bringing -41 ch a ;Barge against. M. Earl. ACCJrdiFig to al - !Irene, and the over-wt fight, the charge would be stes4 Its. 9d. and he thoupt the charge of 10s. 24. was a most p:ass and SCAiislal•ltil extortion; his Loaosair, therefore, wont tot allow it to oe paid. and dismissal the complaint. OUILD11•1.1.. Sareb Both was charged before the presiding jfkldeiman with stealing two h.lt pint, two pint, and ..r t e quart pewter pots, oat of a public-house in Statioueie-court. Lt appeared that the Prisoner was employed in • the house as a char-woman. the maid servant be ing ill:; since the first cants to-the house, pots to the t amount of 244. have been stolen. A numberof pots were placed together, in a favourable situation !t ter being carried off, and an account was taken; Same time after the Prisoner went away, one was missed. when a constable was procured, het lodgings had, and the two halt-pint and two pint pots found in a cuphoiod, sod the quart pot in her pocket, squeegee together. She was committed for trial— , Last week a butcher's boy, about seventeen years' I. of a ge, was soot home by his master float Smith fi..lkt Market to bring ten guineas, to pay for some rade he hatliboug.st ; the boy went home and re etived the Barney ; in returning up Snow-hill. • 'lee stopped at a pestrycook's to buy sonic tarts; whsle he was putting his hand in his pocket he laid down Ike ten guineas, which were kit • rolled up in a bit of paper, upon the board, and after prying torthe lane, he forgot to take up t.ie money. lie had not proceeded far when he • missed the money, returned immediately, and asked the samara . iehOscrted him it she bad seen the tett t oi l tseas t which she denied, :id said a countryman had been served before the boy emanad, in whose hand she same a paper like the one in which the boy hid t he ten guinalw were wrapped up. The Ser \lint having prevarietted M her story, she eras iwonght before the Alderman, who, alter hearing 1 .,0th. punks. observed, there was no evidence to show that the gni had takes up the money, and at tot dingly dismissed she complaint. ~!~ ~~ ,~ I~ UNION-MALL. Saturday Thomas iniklocAr and George Porfiel, ttwetwo mrs in curtody ler robbing Messrs Day and Undo:shall in the Grange•voad, of calve skins, were finally examined. when Whitelocke er AS Ill . ! y c-mmitted ; and Pariaa was allnwel to on twatd the Louder as a VOlaatiaa W serve hlis hf 13' 1.4 y. dewy Smith, a noted sb.ep-stualer oo Pincliley C o mmon. who made his escape with his manacles oft, out of I lenklon wateb-honsos about two menths ores. has been apprehended at Woodbridge. by head, the officer. reediting the mine kind of cit. Untie,. He was irommitted fur re-esansitsation. aow4saaht. ea Ilcurdsy Sarah Ward was brought before Pt &lon Gussets, kaq. charged with feloniously stealing Arturo desert spoons, seven desert %aver - eaves, eighteen siteer desert larks, various ankles 4i household futuithre and haws ; alto. several t• ,islise of wine and brandy, the peperty of , Ms. Was*. the army-aghst, of Pall ?Soil-court. f • • Is appeared, horn the statement of the A ?insects , I. that a few days ginca he wa s going to is.sve a - \ / Arty of friends to dine wit), him, and being in v.. ik 0 ••et want of a servant, the Pii on was procured ''V ,-- - , .'"'nirif-k allii. nnLfridAy miming. , Not i giving any wai;ping:Te - ,essiping any eauie ; inis demi time alter She wits gone, it was disco., veredthat the above propyritwat Missing. ' tbt eve n in g ni Iriday the Prisoner went to Mr. Kim bet's pawntittiker, in Knightshtfdr, and orersd the above silver articles iirpledge Kirrber asked her whose property the were t she reeled, they were her owls. He very properly de tained her aed the property, and tent tor 'Baker and Junes, it.; pact+. laelonging to the ()ode. TM olAcers having head of the robbry, asked where the remainder of the pxopeity was t when she co& hissed that it was sit Mr. Holies's, in the King's- Road, Chillop, •whicit'they went and found it. Mrs. Hates attended, nod said • she bad known the Prisoner shoat veto years, when she Lived id a respettable4aloily as cook. On Friday afternocn, Prisoner called upon her in a coach, and requested permission to leave the above property till she could get a lodging, to which she consented. The Prisoner wias committed lot trial. Ilebrrt (7tailos, a servant of Messrs. Bramwell and Wonclward,,re4lifiers and distillers; of Misty lane, was brotight op, on the charge of lir. Bramwell, who unexpeetedly went into the wore home, on Friday nignt, when' he found. the Pri soner hidden behind a cask ; and on Mr. Bramwell inquiring what he did there, he raid nothing parti cular; hut, on searching, Mr. Bramwell found a two gallon keg of gin, which he had no doubt the Prisoner iretuded to carry of, and sent fcr Adkins to take him into custody, and, upon searching him, a bottle of brandy was found. He wail committed for trial. BATTOR-G A RDZN. :Saturday IV. Hawkins. RAH jefreys, and Rieh ard Maw, wets apprehended after a chase of se veral days, and committed for re-examination, on a charge of burglary, in the house of the Rev. Mr. Adams, on the 30th ult. at Hatfield, in Essex, and steak, t s quanty of plate, which was found on one Benjamin I+l.mh, who was apprehended by Hancock, offering the same for pledge. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. teIITSIMOUTEi IMICAL Arrived the lYineAllses and ,Esses East .40uultel, from the Downs ; also the following_ mitwari bound vessels, viz.... The Thomas, Captain Adams; Tiviot, Johnson; Jane, ...i.e.- Lady Penryhn, Berens ; Laurel, Queen. Moe trio ; Sceptre, Neptune, William, Echo, Shaw • and the Pacific, Ashly. It is reported that two vessels of the convoy from the Downs were seen steering for France, and were well over (supposed to be captured). Sailed His Majesty' s ship Surly an a cruise ; also the Naomi, but brought-to again at St. Helen's. —Wind W. _ DIC. 12. Arrived several sail - of outward-bound vessels, from the Domes. Sailed His Majestic ships /hart, and Resieemee, on a cruise.—WindN.W. IALMOVTII, Dl4. 1. Sailed the Prince Adoiphis packet, Captain Boul der-vol. with mails for America ; and the Mmalba ►sash packet, Captain Bull, wig mails for Jamaica. —Wind N.E. oast, mac 11. Remain in the Dfssona, the Prinotts of Orange and Trusty men of war, Prid• frigate, Manx andFurim gun-brigs, Harman" vidualler, and the Speculator. lugger. Dec. 12. Art ived His Majesty's ship Livnet, with a eisswin from Portsmouth, which are sailed for the River. 6-• Wind N.W. FROM SATURDAY' IvIGHT'S adzArra. Admiralty-05,v, Dec. Evers& of a letter from Admiral Mootagu, Commander iu Chief ea His Mayeaty's ships and •nisei at Portsmouth and Spithead, to me Hon. W. W. Yale, dated un 'beard His hi...jetted title Royal Wiliam, at Sititheall. the I Ith I inclose a letter I have received from Captain Homy man, of His Majesty's ship Leda, Acquaint ing me of his having chased and taken a French logger privateer, of 18 guns. I am sorry to add, that she is cni shoreat Beabridge Ledge, with little hopea of getting her off. WI Majesty's skip Leda, Treentber 4, Botchy Head Iseaaang teu or S even leagues. • St —llama the honour to acquaint you, that at eight o'clock this morning. Cape de Caul bearing 8 S.W. distance four leagues, we discerned a lug ger . and a brig standing for the Finch coast; and conceiving the lugger to be a privateer, with her prize, I stood towards them, when the brig ran for Havre de, Grace, and the lugger stood E. by S. when I instantly gave chase to her, and, after a run of six hours, we cattle up with her, and found her to be L'Adolphe French privateer, *Mons. Ni 'holm Patmaese, commander, eight days from Bou logne. She Is a remarkably hoe reessetete entirely sew, tails uncommonly well, and mounts ren eighteen-pound cam 'lades, four long 4-pounders, two 2-poonders. and two swivels ; had seventy men on board when sloe sailed, but has now only 23, the others having been sent away in prizes she has captuted. I have the honour to be. Ice. (Sighed) Ron. Howeitaa. Matiral blowsy', ke. ke. • IIIIT.ITAItY PROMOTION/. WarAgifice, Dec. 12. 1107. Royal. Regiment of Hum Guasils....Grapau Netllle , Gent y o be C lout, by purerre, vice Hill, pronanied. 3d Bsgi moot of Dragoon Guards... William Shum, Gent. lobs Cultist, by parttime. 7th Ditto—Ralph Brolth,peist. to be Cornet s by pu:shase, vice Gem, promoted in tbe 30th Tone. 23d itegiment of Foot... Captain IlartmeaDolmer en be Major, by purchsa,r, vice Busy, wisp Minns. 10th lhito—Cauttio tiOney James Ritldoll to be Major, by lumbar*, isp'e Fleven, oho retires. 17th Der.—A.:4oAm Alexander Rem to be Major. vice St. Clair, deceased. 'bib Ditto--Captain John Stewart to be Major, by purchase, tics Gardner, who retires. BREVET. eiptsin la ay.% Mackwate, of the 17th. Pool, to 4me Mier la the Army.-.4.itai,Jars. I, 16tM. STAFF. Arthur Benerm, E4.late Lieutt.nant-enlowel .t rhe frith Feed, ta beau Inspecting Field.Oibcer of Yeurrs y and Volun teer COOTS Deming in Ireland, with the rithic Lieuturnaot- Cubism! Wlllll3 1141 ekUpllipd • HQSPITAT. STAF F. Illeputi Purveyor C. WinnicA, from Holt ray, to be Deputy • 4% Pereete,% Clerk James Maeda to be Deputy Petiveyor to tk tercet solving in Ireland. GARRISON. Serjeast Knee, of the hitt Fee. to be Fort AO:ottani to the Ciudel of Ittes.,l;.• sod teiD A tonOthittos. Mettweetioute. _ • The Amminenorm of Leoutetatna Timms Mare, from the Moab Mduia, to be Erhign In the 71st Itegunent of Ft, st, al 'woo tune Gasegge f Übe I;t4•alt. s tam pat takcn place. Lteratanana Soarer, of the Satit, aa4 Lieatetaat Lawrence, of the 3ilah lovisoot of Pax, soperActleel. PARTTIKKSHIPS DISSOLVED blueiirvel ase C.tarie. John•toa, both 41 E'ackbcte, in the esenty et Labeasaer, Welt and rcelleit-draper. May 7, ••• Alen Reid sod J. Thompson, fail-cloth manufaSu f e ~, in °Mdse. July 18, 1607. Benjamin Hutton. • Charles Hutton, Thomas Jackson, Wriliam Megratb, and Meer Hawk, ot Angel.coon ' Friday • P 'eet, London, silk manuradurem. December 0, 180. rrelssaTurner and Within, Sell, late of the parish of Ruge• ley, in thecounty of iltelfiard,castere and rebuen of IMP and other locale. Deeesber 1, 1807. Atesamier /Cradle and Charles Mgliven. of Manchester, in Use county of Lancaster, won-founders. Nov. 1. 1807. John Gill end Thomas Hadley, of Birmingham. NONNI!. bun SO, 1807. Joins Antrobus, Eden. Antrobos, Wm. Green and John teatnesi Strand, London. September 49, 1808 - James Kiang:en, William Orrell, Slash. Kirkman, John Kir.man,•Edward BOWell, Samuel Kirkman, John Bayley, and 1 homes Walleork. ccial-stereliants, of Darcy Lover, iu the enmity of Lancaster. November 19, 1807. Ei.saueth Dean, Ann Dean, Ellen Dean, and Frances Dean, of Warrington, in the county ot Lancaster, book dams and **mignon. September 1, 1807. Thomas Hadfield and Theism Frost, cotton.deniers, in Manchester. June Se, 1807. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Bendix Barnard Lenin, late of Great Alie-street, in the county of Middlesex merchant, dealer and chasms's, from December 86, to Fel:ruary 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. John Carruthers, of Use city of Bristol, grocer, dealer and chapman, from Las:ember 16, to January 12, at ten, at Geildhall, London. 111?1KROTTS. - ..... Matthew Muir, of Doncaster, in the county of York, lineu r efiraper, shopkeeper, dealer and ',tartan, to surrender, December 19, 22, and January 23, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Attorneys, MOW. Cheat's re awl Walker, Manchester. Thomas Mogan, of Stourbridge, in the county of Worees. ter, druggist, grower, dealer and chapman, to surrender, De cember 28, at four, 29, and January 23, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Stourhridge. Attorneys.iCharles Constable, Sy mood's inn, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Rubble, Stourbrldge. John Tennant, of Oxford-sweet, in the county of Middlesex, wine and brandy merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender, December 15,2, , , and January 23, at one, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorneys, Moses. Palmer, Tomb:mons and Anniston, Copthall-court, Throgrnswtonsatreet. John Yew Griffith, of Northampton-terrace, in the city. road, in the county of Middlesex, stock•broker, to surrender, December 13, 22, and January SS, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Satbers'-hall, Cleap eide. Samuel Hooton and Solomon Rich, et Wtradseec veteest, ' near Bond-street, in the county of Middlesex, laden, dealers and chapinen, to surrender, December 19, and January 2, at twelve, and 23, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Peacock, Penton-squaw, London. Joseph Smith and Samuel Worthington, late of tient, in the parish of Ashton-under-Line, in the county of Lancaster, muslinwianufastuters, dealers and chapman, to surrender, December 11, January 2, and 23, at eleven, at the Palace-Inn. in Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton' under-Line; and Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane, Lendun. ' Henry Holmes, now 6T late of Lesdas-Its the county of York, stationer, dealer and chapsnan, to surrender, Decem ber 23, 24, and 'artistry 23, at eleven, et the Three Legs Inn, Leeds,' Attorneys, Mr. Speight, Leeds) and Mr. Sears, Chancery-lane,London. Willem Romaine Callender, of the town 'end county of Noweastlempen4yrie, merchant, doable and chap/non to surrender, December 21, Jemmy 2; 504)14, at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, in Newcastle-upon .Tyne. Attorneys. Mr. William Atkinson, Chancery-lute, London; givj Mr. Joseph Bainbridge, Newcastle uponsTyese. ' George Dodson, now . or Lite of Northenram, in the parish of Hainan ' in the county of York, hOrrevdsater, cow-jobber, dealer and chapiaan, to suirender; December 21, 22, and Ja nuary 23, at ten, at the White Siaso lon, in Haitian. Attor neys, Mr 184.geleswwitii, (dray's-Inn, Lbud.ni; and Means. Wlggitesworth , and Thompson Halifax. • Thomas Ainsworth, of Blac kburn, in the county of Lands. ter, John Witson -Joint Watson the younger, and Joseph Watson, all of Preston, in the county of Lancaster, cuttorr manufacturers and deems,, to surrender, January 4,5, and 23, at eleven, at the Legs of Man, in Preston. Attorneys, Mr. Stertnant, Tiestont and Mess's. Milne and Party, Did Jewry, London. Joseph Luckmaa, of Salford, in the county of Lancaster, MaIIUISCSIMIC, dealer and chapman, to surrender, December 24, 30, at eleven, and January 23, at four, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. John pigeon, Redoes*. street, Manchester; and Messrs. Foulkes and Leavitt:, Gray's. lain, London. Joseph Edward Low*, of MAneliester, In the county of Lancaster, warehoesemair, dealer and chapman, to surrender, December 28, January 6, and 23, at three, at ilia ('dace-gun, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Walters and Walter. ' Sto‘k pant, in the county of Chester; and Meals. Weight an d _ . sting, Temple, Lehateit. William Davis of Cat.-plea, Kentish-Town, in the (minty of &lividlnes, carpenter, to surrender, December 19 and 2t4 at tee, and January 23, at eleven, at Guildhall, LOW dnn. Attorney, Mr. Sean% Child platy Teutpie-Bsr. William MOUS', et Maid-lane, so the parish of St. /saviour, Southwark, imehe county of Surrey, cost merchant, dealer sod Chapman, to surrender, December t 9, 29, and January 23, at ten, at Guildhall, Loridua. Attorney, Sir. )eaney, Chancery lane. Nathaniel Wahl Bowan sad William Bowers of Cannon. street, in the city of Lowden, comb-salami, dea ler, arid Lisap men, to surrender, December 26, January 2 and ku. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kirkman, Cloak-lane. Thomas ITardwick, of Mane:tester, in the county of Lan gone', merchant, deeleLeed chapman, en surrender, Deaelit ber it 1, January b, and 23, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, •in Manchester. Attorneys, Mews. Duckworth, Chipprisdeli, wad Denison, rit Manchester.... Kenneth Todd, of Nroadadrest, in the city of London, in eitranse-broker, merchant, dealer and chorale, to surrender, December 19, 26, and January 23, at ten, at Al. turner, Mesas. Street and Woolf*, . DIVIDE.NDS. January 11. William Ogilvy, tlie younger. George Milne, and John Claimers. et Jatfreyesquare, Laud rn r riteruhanu, at teu,at Guildhall, London. - January S. John enamors, of Jeffreys-square, London, mem chant, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. January 5. tamp Milne. of Jeffreysesquare, London, tam chant, at ten, at Oen January 4. William Ogilvy, the younger, ofJelfreys- square, London. merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Loinktri. January O. William Ogilvy, the younger, a..d lohn Chat. MCI; of defrays-square, London, merchants, at ten, at • Guildhall, Lotidwi. January I. James Turner, of Tooley• street, in ilia parish of Saint Olate, Southwark, 1/I thll, county of Sorry, Mare houseman, oorilwainer, dealer and ctiapinan, at eleven, at London. Janes/ VI lVdlum Hooton,ul Knightsbridge, in the coun ty of Middliastut, euach-matter, at tan, at Guildnall, London. Jaseary 19. Edward !hacksaws, of lisurisawstrset, Covent. garden, in the county of bdiddlasex, tailor, at ten, aitGuild naH, London. January 4. William Wylie, of Preston. in the county or Laramie', linen-draper, dearer and cluipuian, at eleven, at the boom of joint Scotts, White horse, an Preston. January 4. John Flunk, Ice el th parish of Stapleton, in this county of Gansemter, muler, r.,tntader. d Met and alarmists, at eleven, at tit.; 11u•ssrow VlllOlll. Brietol. Januart i i3.. Samosa Sim., or WIC.* h aunt leate's, la the LONDON —Nowa try a DAVIDSON. Na If. Dow* court, S street, Covent-garden, and pnblwitall at Nat Offiew, N .5. !lack of St Cie 3ent's Church, Strand , W hip of No. V. New Heltuu-st.ret Long AMA' Ilodetw, &e r Ott, Pion, scot se that ago, i,eit sill bit thiti amnia to. painter, death and ehaieeten. et )even, at the Ron and Crewe Inn, in Winiech St. P.a.?... January 16. Koller( 4114.ph-qtrin, is the Rieettin of Slautiina.ii, in tilt county of Surrey, lit , orltavet, at ten, at G 14114111314 L. , 11.3 1111101117 4. Rtabett of Pies.% in the enuiltit at I.a.teaqer. corn-merchant, P.iitsr-41•01.r a. 1.1 at ei , .ven, at tics Globe l'aaterk,le Aqhn-t•greel, in Liver, pool. _ January 5 J.nepli Picket: of Ir! t odeltain. in the county of Chester, cam-merchant, deolior and chapmau, at eleven . , at the Globe Thera, in John.enteet, Liverp.oo!, in tint county of Lane. ter. Jantrny 6. John Picketing, late at Froilahont, io Ike 'soma, of Chest..., ewii.inorchaatt, et *lumen, at the Gl.b, a..Johuratreet, in Llireyenil. in the county of I.ait , cotter._ January a. WiMat Wetherill and WeMain Wetherell, the. younger, both of the e.ty of 11,1etol, reeschanes, dieing and eNatinsten, at four, at the Went," Lien 1 u, situate 161 Idniall-atreet t ,n the cie td Kowa /Instate 23. Robvt Scateliald I,me., or Mark lane, in the city of London, corn-dueler, dealer and elfairniiin, at one, Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—jar. /.. Mowry Lightfoot, of Lawton, in th• county et Ladled llk. nrauvfaetuon, dealer and ch.pman. Wiliam W o otS. of Literpnol, h, the vslotaty of Lantastara stonemason deals and raaprnan. _ _ _ Richard Gore; of Liverpool, in lite ctunty .1 Lanca,ter, draper, dealer mid chapman. . . EAtra . rd Aitkise thei.lion, of the..town and co.toty of New castle-opal-Tyne, grucrt, tea-dealer sod chepeiso. David Amick, of Chea,,sitle, in the city Di Loudon, perry.. Misr, dealer awl chaplets n . MEETINGS 07 CREDITORS, •T GUILDHALL. • 1.-1 , 1011 PRW. • MI R. John Caruthers, Bristol, (rover - Thomas IttehardscH4 late of Mnunt•pleasant, Stepney, Middlesex, dealer and Mayas', - - 3 10 Janes Hawk,a, the younger, MlH•pqn(l-stutet, Bee niendsey, &array, Nat-builder - - • 3' IS Rohm Holton, Washout, Bueitinglisoashlie, mal t oter - . ..... - 3 12 _ . . Roger Partridge, C,lernent',.. ins, Atiddlewr, merchant 2 I U Robert Winter, White Lion street, Islington, Aliddla seer, faetor Sohn Wart., Widegateetreet, Ritlity•gato.street, Lon. - - . . don, printer _ - -_ - I I DIVIDENDS, John William Pap, new or late of Wood-street, Lon don, merchant ----- - 19 bough Maltby aad Georg, Maltby, Ohl Jewry, Lon don, merchants - 19 Jamee Red path, late of Deptford-bridge, Kent, Up holder - - . • - - - I* John Morley, Stewerdstarie. Essex, miller - - la Shay Williams, Milk4treet, London, Ms:walks Henry Gardner and William Ring, St. John-street, Cler kenw ell, beetle* - CERTIFICATES. Lewreiee Slam of Liverinol, iu the satiety of Toncaster.. earoper, grocer, dealer sod shaping*. John Vice, tate of Preston, in the county of Lancaster, cotton manufacturer, dialer and chairman. Charles Odom*, of Arnold, ha the county of Nottingham, builder, dealer and chairman. George Reg& of the town and county of the town of Nettie;.. horn, hosier, dealer aid chain/nit. William Watson the younger, of Buford, in the county or Nottingham, joiner and bouse-csrpenter, dealer and chap. man. George Frederick Graffee, of Torrley street, Southwark, is the county of Surrey, furrier and hosier. PRICK OF STOCKS. ON SATURDAY. sank Steak . ItS Ca 2 per nt. Reduced . " . .. XII / 2 4 per Cant. 1,.,ng Annuities.... • II 10.14 ' Imperial A nualtie, (hianium , * 3/ res. India Bonds ..... t din. Eachequat Sabo • • ••••••• •••• • Itt 48. Xs. Prom Nensob lee .•. /Sint _ _ T. 112 . 11_, Saaek.lNTicer, 4C:foothill. so 4 9, Charit IRISH STOOLS,' Dse S. Clevernment Debentures 34 pm cent ...... 714 Government Debentures 6 per Cent....... tie C01,71131E OF 8.3 Artistasdaso ....33 7 it D. Ditto at Sight 34 11 Rotterdam 4 U. Hamburgh 34 4 2W. Alums 34 fitU. Paris 1 day's date 24 Ditto 14 4 2 U. Bordeaux .7HANCE, Doe. It. Venice Di Napier Lisbon .64 Oporto ..•00 Cock nu wen Portugal G. ld in Cat --•---- .--.-- _ . - - 114achid —in pipet. end Bars per os. -ii. Ditto 4O effect. New Doubleeru.. --, Menu ..... Ditto. 39% effect. Silver in Bars Bilbue 394 New Louie each .. -- 1-rgii on 01 Agle e(t) t Bank on tioiliurt, Genoa .434 ' b 4 par Ceat. Dublin sit Lon, , Dee. 7.911. DEATHS. Oil the 10th instant, at his home in Southampton, John Brisbane, Esq. Admiral of the Red. In his profession he die. played the courage of a British seaman; in his manners, ibe elegance of a real gentlesnan; in his death, tot resignation of a sincere christran. At his home at Portsmouth, on the 23tti alt. George Poore, Egq - one of the Magistrates for the county. On Tuesday last, at Philip'../durtnn L atarles Gibbs, a poor titan, who got bis livelihood by carrying toil; and whose death is lamented with genuine sorrow by his neighbours. Just. above poverty himself, he demoted his labours peculiarly to arapplynig th • wants of tin poor immediately around hint. He was sober in his manners, decent is dum b and regular in his attendance at church. Wednesday morning at bee house on St. James's-parade, Itaibi, ea tbro advanced age of 7S. Mrs. 'robin, relict of John Tobin, Esq. of Bath. On the lith instant in Bath, in his DM year, John Bow, enamor. Isq. Admiral,/ the Blue, which high rank he 0 b twined by profewinnahmerit, Oland to the .trictest honour and integrity, la tha &orrice of his ocoutitry, as well as ;n ptivate life. HIGH WATLit, THIS iKet, AT LUSlPUN4litilitis. Morn. 1114.. allar t I Svos. SS. I OVA. Mr. I),IG vmeacinil T., two F Dress al .11E11: 1 wit • Nay 37:= 211 11 11 T H" Tior today pi lohr. Flo j, nkui~ t Lv 1 s,r,race ; Attu 'lot Tda( hi CI Ostnagn, rJey $ rL Ltd '11111; 60 r. In V- L fIG 313 La ••• C put bite Y. ,ht of Tb N. IS •ale llui ad,t if‘ S • ftw day the 111 tat et Gait e of 11 rreffe .tli Trt": be mop in toit, evenings, din only mune, &Ay, I h.. Degas ta •ilork p —Mr. I. inoy re he !WOO Mkt 1•} 4io• WO NOTICE T in .gyglccirmlon 11 heti re. i 04111 le anal* V 'then Maspitels Sam A Pak to p.m, leaped WI ▪ hj a wok o it only nc War drix and Roil Lnilibard hosowet, Tele de tat IOW! rrHE Pr,ces, b Warrhao of a hot lo 72 obeli.. 1,01 I. to.or bo Lao( 3SOI yo.oc m PI portectla, I n.,ortovi f rill J. nc of other ptti *outgo of banal ri Longs, lawny of adduce:43 log, c al 0./ 4relle aulflylua 4w 111 hi ins Oriaa brmill, Th Ptlstoie ithir .115 July. 'sad, wtotdi SALE BV AUCTION. PRINTS, CAPITAL. DRAWINGS, BY CIPRIANI, PRINTS FRAMED ANL) taLALED, BOORS t)F. PRINTS, *c. By Mr. RICIIARDSON. Al hie House, in tl e strand, thr COM! , of Vill'ers• street, THIS DAY, December 14, and the two fo.loriug Leanings, at 6 o'Clock, fk.colleainn of Ancient and Modern PRINTS, by Eo:a Fore l n Masters; most St tilt Works of Rartoloasa, w.th rica.fa, Variations, and Itchrap, litany eke. gantly printed in rolnirs, a,,4 is the finest ?rafted:too ; capi tal Drawings by C.p+l,ll, Dorrell, West...it, ha faverai rla pntly framed a rvi TWA ; tine Rooks of PAWS; 14,41inger's Medals ; Dusseldord and Luxemburg Gallorms,• 'I - human's Seasons, printed by Rubino; Orates Wdd Sports of thr East, &C. ha. To be viewed till the tire, of Salo. Catalogues may be 'lied of Mr Richardson, No. M. Strand. The C! 11 . Of kftet • Thi thaw low MrWN trir