The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-09-28 00:00:00

Mr. Grattan is expeard ar his seat. at Tinnehinch, County Wicklow, in the cultic of the In esent week. Saturday last, about two o'clock, the guns in die Phenix Park Breda salute, in consequence of our viftory at Copenhager ; the military ware likewise dravin up in the Plait .ii Park, and brad a fns de jaye on the occasion. . The Yeomanry of the city of Dublin modes splen did display in the Pbcrnix Park, on Sun lay where they assembled to the number of upwards of 3,000, to he inspeBed by the Earl of Harrington.— The Noble General eapsessed himself highly pleased with theirappearance, both in line, and when passing him in column. A fin &jails, in honour of the capture of Copenhagen, was fired is very excellent style; and his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, whn was pleased to come upon the field as a speftator, appeared much gratified by the numbers and dis cipline of this loyal and patriotic assemblage. TIM DUBLIN. PACLLT. • Mr. EDITOtt —Observing a paragraph in the Papers retprZlMg the heat y gale and distress of the ,Dakia Packet, Capt, Skinner, on the Sth inst. which is not altogether correff, the following account, if you think tee worthy of insertion, may be depeniled upon, as 1 was a paueager on board : t We sailed from Dublin on Friday. the etb, about twelve eiklock at ntcht, and experienced a heavy gale, sad almost in • r ., 16 4,,,i„ g the ',hole°, Saturday, um tea uncommon ly rough, rtallt k i in .4410,d:0n0. At night it grow mute tem pe.tuom, and obliged me to quilt my seat in our barouche on the dock, which I had occupied all day. The storm increased with 1..-loubled fury, and on Sunday morning, about ten. we were dr. .Tuley alarmed by a taws tremendous crash, a heavy sea shiped r.ll beiard, drove in the cabin wincinws, ripping up the non grating over it, at ICA a hundwei weight, washing overboard our barouche (which it to-e from the lashing, and ea•ried through the inanassU, la the seats af.d trunks of which we , . unfortunately clothes, inwels. writings, /cc of considers. lie at the atne time 'weeping away the carriage of a th-rott, cat th , bndy of which the owner, a . r. Stuart. was sit tint, but rov,te.atelly awed by the wond-wriik round the top wf tas salon ItA , sbillningleireas the Noises. of the wave ; at the same time wealdlis im , riteesd toe boa leering up the Naples by which is wee futened r the deek, and earn/hag ' *way one of the aschers Every sail, but the foresail, was We lau nre. lb* Wee Nth!: min sail falling, neve in the tap ei (Me ANN' Way ; and otter beaming about in the de plorable Negation, the era running estimating high. we at het tliscoratell Holyhatail, and mad* the harbour oWnit half-pact to, otleek p.m. literally a complete wreak, but happy in airing ear lives. Thom vemeh, ono a West lntharn3n, laden eellse, called tar Neptune, from Port su Prince, we saw witness the reeks, and I are else w my the crews were 'aim! ; but I Mar there wore others totally - Inst. I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant, He College, London, W. MERRY. Sid Sept. 1807. me.e.....-r-ostamweser STAMFORD. SEPT. Z. About a fortnight ego a formidable attempt was made by the prisoners of war at Norman Cross to Wed ti.eir escape from confinement. Between ten and eleven o'clock at night, a force of five hundred of them rushed all at once vinlently against the interior paling of the prison, and inaninstant levelled one angle of it with the ground. They were pro ceeding to in ike a like experiment upon the next in closure (con•truEted, like the former, of wood), when they were charged by the military of the barracks, and more than forty w re severely wounded with the hayoriet, before they woe driven back to their confines. None uscaiNed : but in coosequedee of this sttesupr, a vast inclasute of brick-wink is now building about the prison : it is to be fourteen feet high, and nearly a mile i i circumference. Much interest was excited in this town, on Tues day evening, in the fate of a fine child, between four and aye years old, whom a female vagrant, pass ing from the north, sold for four shillings to a chim ney sweeper in tl.io place, alleging th it it was her own son, but that she was unable to maintain him. T:.e circumstance becoming public, the unnetnr.:l stue.l.er (if she really is the mother of the truant, which, for the sake of scandalised humanity, we hope and believe she is not), experienced the sumiaary interference and justice of the mob. She was hooted and bugeted, until her dormant fisting was awaken ed, and the contend between her and the chimney sweeper being rescind's!, she lett this place with her dial!. on Wednesday, for the South. To-morrow, wi n Michaelmas Day, a Common Mali of the Livery el London will be convened at Guildhall. fee the choke of Leao MAYOR for the Tear ensuing, %rhea the Waal will take place in she meal form. Yesterday the Loyal Whisechapel Volunteer Re giment met to their full complement, under Lieu. ter.ant-Colonel Hamer, in the Tenter-ground, Goodman's fields. They are to parade from seven to nice o'clwk every morning. and nom four to six every evening. to go through their field exercise, as permanent duty for ten days. A company. after the field-day, is to remain on duty till relieved the next day. Captain Witco:, of the Rifle Corp.', pnounted *card yesterday, an so every company in succession diroughout the thole battalion, which muster near five hundred effet , live men. The period of furlough allowed to officers from India, is for the future to be redriAed to six years. It is asserted in some private letters, lately re ceived from Monte Video, that the attacking army, althnngh ordered to enter into Buenos Ayres with their muskets unloaded, had only five hammers or axes amongst them, with which they were to break open the barricaded houses. On Friday, the Nifty schooner arrived at Ports month, with dispatches from the Flon. Admiral BZILICLIAT. They contain the important intorina lion that one of the desertets taken na bo.:rd the CArsapra , :r had been tried by a Court-Martial, and upon the clearest evidence of his bring a British subject, had been executed. It is reported the Rear-Admiral Sir A. CouttllANl, who had arrived at flerroud I to lay up during the hurricane season, - The dispatches brought . of such importance, that .uttered between that ♦essel se-mon was preached, on Chad's, S:trewsbury. los the rr the sermon, a cullelhon door, which amounted to plates were held by Lady lVlLt.uu Cismut, sot.- ' CLiva land C410n.1 PORTSMOUTH, lILPT. 26. Arrived the Red-bread gun-brig, from a cruise; and Flora transport, from the West Indies. Sailed His Majesty's ships Marrs, Hrt.4, and Sophia, in search of a French privateer. which cap tured twn of the homeward-bound-fleet, in St. }P lea's Roads. They are since recaptured by the Alive brig of this port.—Wind W. DEAL, srer. Arrived the Karyaroo shop from a cruise. Carne down from the River, Alt on, GAmmon, far Lichon ; Bri:annio, Brown, for Guernsey.— Wind W.N.W. _ _ ArriveslHis Majnty's ship Nori!zpni.rland, with th e homeward-bound West India Fleet, amongt them are : The H levee, Mercy, Mason ; Haddock, Rc.lnvin ; Intrni,ic, Phillips ; ;tole, Cruisers; Uninn, Briiwit; Surri , v, arvey ; Favourite, Volary ; Grim, Groves; Sinionencic, Brion ; Anne, Mundell ; Albion, Lincktator ; Princes,: of llottack ; General Boyd, Smith ; Wanstoad, Wil ton ; and talc Sisters, Peacock. was President at the trial. '1 by the Negry were deemed M sun intercourse has been 4ttifer and the shore. An eseellerit charity se-m Friday sennirht. at Si. Chad Salnpian Infirmary. Alms d IW4s made at the church del Yawl. 14s. ltd. The plates Maria COT'S aad Mrs. W P"rtel 4y Laid Viscous CATAC..g. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Adleiralty 0504 S. pt. 26, 1807. Copy of a Lett r from V.ee A Im4ll the Right itrioarahle Leid Catheigwoml, C•inammle, Chief of His MAjoty% Ship' and ill the hlediterratiei,s, to Willies Mustiest Esq. Ocean, Gibraltar Bay, June 27, 1807. inclnse, to be laid before the Lards Com missioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter from Captain Raitt, Commander of His Majesty's Sloop the Scout. detailing the proceedings of that Sloop, and the Redwing, in destoying a Spanish Pri vateer, a Letter of Margie, and a felucca, in the river of Barbee, ea the 15th inst. I also transmit one, from Lieutenant Tomlinson, comnsanding His Majesty's Gun-brig the Date, ous , giv,og an account of his having, on the 23J instant, avacked two of the Enemy's Privateers near the Island of Carif, one of which was captured and broti?ht net. Suh-Lieutenant Pritchard, w!^.) commanded the Dextrous boats on this occasion, and had the mis fortune to be wounded, I had appointed to aft u Lieutenant of the Terrible on the 23d, instead of Lieutenant Campbell of that ship, invalided; and I hope he w,ll in a short time be sinEciently recovered to join bis ship. I am, Sr.. 3cc. ( Signe ti) Co IA ta owoo a His Majesty', Sl,op Scout, Gibraltu Bay, JUMP 46 16‘,7. M Y .0 411,-11 beg leave to inform your Lordship, that on the 13th inst. His Majesty's Sloop under my command, in company with his Majesty's Sloop Red wing. chaced into the liver hasbate, a Spanish Priva teer, and a Letter of Marque, with a Felucca under his convoy. She got over the bar, and opened her ire on us as we were standing into the bay ; I an. chored both brigs range of grape of the river, and sent in b.tais of 3 1 h sloops to destroy them, which, I am ii.ippy to inform your Lordship, they did. The Privateer's name k the De Don Vesta!Ho, Peter Thomp,ol, commander, mounting one long twenty-four ponder. au4 two long sixes, manned with forty-two men. all of whi:h made their escape but tour ; tiiP oCr. r ' names l could not hear. l'hey also took two sign.ii-past., an.l brought the signals off, which I enclose to your La My Lord, I am much indebted to the Officers, Petty Officers, Seaman, and Marines, of both brigs, for the steady and determined conduit in boarding the Privateer under a heavy fire from his great gun. am happy to inform your Lordship, that we have lest no men , only one marl of the Redwing, which had his arm broke by a splinter by the explosion of the Privateer when she was blown up I have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) W. RAITT. To the Right Honnrable Lord CoUloprood, Cent.nauder m Cluei, &c. Hie MA, , caty's Gun Brig Dexterous, G.braltat Bay, June 514, 11107. Mv Lonci,—Having observed the Isle of Coal, at the tint of Ape! hill, to be a lurking place for the enemy'sprivateers which infest the Gat,l endeavoured, on the 2.151 inst. to make myself acquainted, by sound ing round it ; the boat sent on this duty was fired at by a privateer, which bad secreted herself amongst the rocks. At four M. cams to, with a spring un the cable, within less than half a mile of the enemy's vessel, which we no.v discovered to be two, from which our tire drove the rn-n. At five, finding our fire not to have the desired abet of sinking them, the officers and people volunteered to bring them out in the boats, which they etiedled under a heavy fire of musketry from the privateer's people stationed on the island.. She is named the Vittoria, Joseph Landage, Commander, mounting two long six-pounders, and twen•y-five men, one of whom we found on board ' wounded. I have the ettisfaltion to inform your Lordship, that the cool and steady behaviour of the Deaterous' drew meets my approbation; but the gallant conduct of Mr. Pritchard, Sub-Li e u te n an t, who commanded the party. deserves the highest commendation, for though wounded in the side before he got on board the vessel, he concealed the hurt till he received a second bail through his arm ; he speaks in the high est terms of the men under his command, especially Edward Stakes, Gunner's Mate, to whom, on Mr. Pritchard's being wounded, the command devolved. I have now the painful task to fulfil of acquainting your Lordship, that we had one marine killed, and two seamen (besides Mr. Pritchard) wounded; they are all in a fair way of recovery. Ihe other vessel was so secured by the rocks, that it was impossible to gethcr out. I have the honour to be, at. (Signe!) Roamyr Totsmsson. Lieut and Commander. To the Right limveal,:o Lord Collingwend, VitrAdinvalui the Red, and COIDIMILICI in Chief, &c. &e. &e. E\tuft of another Letter Pima Vit.! Adsnirai I.nr 1 C tap Wiliam duet WI bard litS lacsitat, at Sea, July 16, ISO, _ _ _ I inclose, to he laid before the Lords Commission ers of the Admiralty, a Return of Captures made by the Ships and Vessels on this station, as far al re ports have been received, to this date. As amount of snit Ve.sela c.tptu•ed ►7 Ws blaje.t,'. Shirt end Youth tinter tii.T nitantand of Vice4Anstrot Lord Citlingesod, Continents* in Chief in the bloilitotrairea.i &e. June SO. 1107. 'ruin* ship Le Sena Kora. of 8 men, !•sm Scutari, baand to , carte,r. ...e Cad*, D e cember 21. Turkish ship balls Soctart, of 11 mom, hero Seattari, Mood ti Trimly. laded with wool, w3l &C.; captured by ditto, •me date. Turkish bark Row•dinella, of II men, from r,eattari, ►ound to Trieste, laden with o I, Sc.; captured ►y ditto, ume d.te. Vends au Ti.baecolo St. Antonio de 'odes, of 5 moo Isom Trull bound us Trieste, ',.c.en wish Plank , captured b. data, December 30, 1806. French f fabseeolo Lyle Cree, of 3 guns and 35 men, front .In c .ns, on a cruise; captured by ditto, January 12, t 397. ltpaniih tiettee Malbrook, nf9 monand 21 tour, hom Majerea bound to harcelona, 'Aden with eil and !newt; c.tplurel by the Hind, March 1807. Spann!' :wiles Le Cence,eion, of 4 men and 13 too* from 31r •a 40tt.,t1 to Merseilles, laden with alitioni•i ca;diered be ditto ci3,e ttot. Fresh I•titlzr.t N S mom Milericordia, of 2 gotts,botn when , :e unkn bound to Ipiana laden "m 4 lierritsgs ; captured by ti,e s r artan, March 25, 1807. !french Polacca La Cow:relate, of S guns and 6.1 tone, from Alghier Sarin* hound to Genoa, laden with corn and cheeses napt.ve I 6 , the Awnra, April 12, 1807. s park ., care serl, 2 r, vi•i, of 3 taus. 36 'inn, and $0 1.01, from Malaga haund to Malaga ; captured ►y Ihn llylra a April 15, 1807. epiiiiish settee No. tn, of guns, $6 men, and SS tone, (ram Malaga bound to NI .12ga; captured by ditto, ilUt • A re Spanish settee Fraiiei4eo de Padua. of 111 man an•l .3d tone, from MOM., Coast of Spain, hound to Almeria, in ealla,i; captured by ditto. April 20,1807. Spanish settee St. linvssio Abed. of 9 fOOll and 20 tons, from Maabtlla hound to Ceuta, laden with bricks, leather, d 4.; eapturei be the Scout, May 10, 1807. Spanish ship Varian del Rosario &larder, a 1 gin, nsen, . . . and 77 tom. Sinn Almeria bound to Minorca, laden with Leiria Bu Rope; captured by the Renomille, tarns date. Spantsh brig, name Mikan's. laden with bale goods and loaf sugar; cantered by the. SCOW. May /2. 1637. Spanish settee name unknown, lake grid' Ash, rice, bramily, and paper; captured by ditto, mato foto. Spanish settee Tan elmow, at ► WWII end 1520ne, Amin Cadiz bound to Mareelita, laden with bricks, broad and onions; captured by ditto, %tar IL 1907. Spanish settee St. Antonio. of ♦ men and S tone, from Cadiz lanand to Estapoim, in !ballast; captered by ditto, May 20, 1507. Spanish settee St. Antonio de Annum, of 10 men and 25 tons, fro n Cadre bound to Malsga, laden with deal, copper, to ; captured by ditto, same date. Spanish settee Virgen del Carmen, of 7 men and 15 tons, from Cads bound to Algesiras, in ballast; ceptored by ditm, same date. Two settees, drove ashore sod destroyed off Depo Trafalgar, by the Scout, same date. Spanish Felucca privateer La Determinando, of 3 guns and 29 Men, from Cadre bound to Algesiras; captured by ditto, May 20, 11107. Spanish Xebec El Corridor. of 3 guns, 19 man, and 33 tons, from kLilaga bound to ?adenine, laden with oil, sine, 2 Air, ; captured by the Niger, May 2d, 1207. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Parker, Thornts Coates, and Janes Jolsonton, of Man , hester, in the c tansy of Lancaster. Sept. 11. t 807. Thomas Kinitertiy, Juha Dase Sport, and Edward Grafton. of Longport, in the county of Stafford, :nand...wren of, and dealers in clan. Sept. It, 1807. ILlward Bland Comm and John Gregory, Old Broad.street, London, wipe merchants. Jose 30, 1807. John Ihiestkry and Richard Priestley, of Wet Holborn, booksellers. Sept. 23, 1987. Thomas Conks the elder, and John Cocks, of Binsinginn, in the county of Warwick, brass-touts len. March 10, ISIS. Thomas Parkinson and Whet Bullivant, be et 110 an. abetter, in the county of Lancaster, maaubstuters. Sept. 3,_11107._ Samuel Lomax, of Rochdale, and F.dnitand Sager, of Chad. Orton ' bo.h in the county of Lancastay isnollen alanufacts. rem May 1, 11101._ Samuel Sums and Thomas Rickman, of PAM ;tarring Wharf, in the mans, of Sucosy, conehows us 4 whatfingma. Sept. 23, 1807. IC bantam , Clark and Jams Clark of reat.street, cutlers and silversmiths. June $O, Ito 7. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. lames Fell, late of Walworth, im the county of Surrey, Insurance broker. from Aube/ 3 to November 3, at tan, at Guildhall, London. William Mike, labs of Brighthelmstonis, in the county of Sum N 2, cmal-emmehsnt, dealer and cnapivan, from Weber 17, to Gennsber 11. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Thomas Hughes. of tdoinett-street, St. James's, in the warm of Ntiddlaret, victualler, from September 36, to Otto. kr 27. at ten, at Guildhall, London. William L ambert Cassel. of Thansevittreet, in the, county of Surrey, carpenter and braider, from September 39, to Novena bar 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Robert Ma ff 1,, 411( LOUth, in the county of Lincoln, mosey salymier, dealer and chairman, to surrender, October 13, 14, at the George Inn, in caster, in the said county, and Mineral her 7, at the C sole of Lincoln, in the said county, at two. At torneys, Mr. Nicholson, Glainferd Briggs 1 and Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, Blackh tars, London. John Townson, of Plymouth-I ick, in the county of Devon, hatter, shopkeeper, dealer and clia,mtan, to surrender, October 12, 13, and November 7, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, in Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Samuel White Sweet, King's bench Walks, Inner Temple, London ; and Mr. Stephens, annul. Guyer Grillo, of Tooley-street, Southwark, in the county ef Surrey, meld ig wanufadurer, flour factor, dealer and Chap man, to surrender, October lu, at one, 17, as eleven, and November 7, at one, at Guililiall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Dowgateehill, London. Samuel Webb, of Bethnal Green, in the county of Mid dlesex, tallow-chandler, dealer and chairman, to surrender, October 14, at six, 13, and November 7, at eleven, at Guild hail, London. Atteissy, Mr. Itietuud Drew, en:lord's-lan, London. - Charles Srnertlon end Benjamin Penn, both of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, druggists, dealers and chapmen, to cur rimier, October SI ; 44, at eel, and November 7 , at t►ree, It the house of Henry Farshaw, she Globe Tavern, in John- Street, in Liverpool. Attorneys, hi.. Woods, Liverpool; and Mr. BlaralcAuck, 6t. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. Henry Hall, of the parish of North Cerney, in the county of Gloucester, doles and chaplain, to surrender, (Raabe. 8, at seven, 9, and November ?, et eleven, st the Ram Inn, in Cirencester, in tbe county of Gloucester. Attie:inert, Mr. Ly diari, at Cirencester; and Messrs. Cruch•ey and Fry, Cid. ford's-Inn. William Peter Innen, afCulluv-street, Fencliureh -et reet, London, merchant and insuronce.brukar, to surrender , Oc tober 19, at era, IS, and November 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Atter:my, Slr. Biro afield, Bourcrie•stieet, Fleet street Samna, Wentworth Lan*, of Dais-street, Berkeley-quire, in the county or MiJJI sex, coachmairw, to surrender, Go lobe, 3, 10, and Nnvernber 7, at twelve, at G J illhall, km den. Attorney. Mr. Sanaa GreenwooJ, Manchester-sweet, Manchester-tonere. Eitabeth Washington and Gavin Correll, of the city of Chester, milliners, hais.!rdishers, dealers uul chapnen, to sur render, Oztober 3,1 , /, ant November 7, at twelve, at Guild• Ash, London. Attorney, Messrs. Meddosscroft and Stanley. Gray'.-lsos, London. Pam Smith, of I...serposil, is the manly of Laccawer, tualler„ slopseller, dealer and chaliman, to surie.ider, tStleher 19, 2(4 soil Novena . ..dr 7, at eleven, at the bons, of scarp Fi.allsair, the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. Amour's, Messrs. Parr and Thorn/ems, Fen isclt-stieset, Liverponl. Jahn Cartwright. of Woleethampton„ in toe counts' of Star. ford, druggin, grocer, deal, and charnels, to surreuder. Sober 13, at leer, 16, and Novereiher 7, at eleven, at the Jet. ',inhere Arins Inn, in Shilfnal, in the county of Salop. At. corner.. Mr. Eduard lh :ale, of Wislywhauseton ; sad Ms. Willson's, Staple Inn, London. DIVIDENDS. Othitter John Wet.tt, of Chew!le. in the county of Cht ..•4 4, Vellum ►.ddoek Franci., of Ls .toi tt 1, to t t -17 4.f tttelord. and Jame Cheellemet, at J4t.to, . • 8J.4 ir.o° - limillon county, licsiatealiasyas Arra., rintert, Maori 00...- illitalent ant chapmeri, at tbrea . ,, t October 46. Charlet (areatreit, lata of Suitol Cartlfteld, i t the county of W .•wiek„ broker ....1 .uctioneeriat Uhl.% at tolidita:l, London October 20. 5. noel F sn, formerly o f Elni, i n i n nl4 , I Fly, its toe CaUotT of CalUbridg, it , sia:e o f iVis aca,St, Peteitt, iii the not lad of Eh., and county of Ceaserile; en 2 tate of G. elriain.in the elMity ( 4 Fluutsuila.., tilm,.. rem-haul, eirpenter, dealer a nd c h ap b ezn, at melte, coat (:erisrige lets, in Heetisertne. Chitotav 211. Will asa Tredzahl, of the town and count ef the bowl' of S htthairpton, tellow-ehlocae, denim . 41 chap oleo, at ode, at the 210:•,)!In'i Is,, :n Southarnitinii. October 21. 11.2. e .t Coplanil, of Liverpool, in the counts 0 1...... t.., , ~..v thane., at twelve, at the houh of Henry e.s. .113 e, ii.:;...i,e Ta•etii, in Livepcol. 0,,,,t0r laL W th a n flattop, the Younger, of Frereiritir in ilia early of Leaven, liluelnwiter, et le.:, at 114 r• 1,11 , , 1.1 ilanciaphr. GeinSee 17. Jobe Cole., of lian' ,, i , i, in 0/tensile's(' t),. ford, theanaao, at teleireis, at the I(e4 Li.ii 100 ~1 lianbio r 0 c 0,b,,14 N,,i g I.l nonk, late of the city of Ititetil, mt.. ran and apothecary, at ok:eve, at the Weis rattin.i n Exeter. ehrldes;ll4. J.s►n Dories, of Cs'l'irgtirn, in the Chanty COMW4II, Itnen•'ra,sr a desist and Clop uan , ae bre, Mobs Tavern, Fearer. October 21. William Masse, wire or late of. Morod o tt. „ the iwarity of Nottingham, plunintr, osier, dea .rr •d chapmara, at ten, at the White Swan, in ' lamifrold. October 20. Thrones Titrocr, of Trowinatvg.., in the mow, of Wilts, srec:•, banker. arid cliaposau, at twelve, et the George Ho, in Trowbridge. October go, gmaj 4 , it i o Mud, the Younger, late of Sti-Igi. water, is the county of Saiol uNft, now a.id draper, at cloves, at the ko:al ban, in If Idgtwater. OrtaSer SI. Charles Ellis , owe or kw of Hurknalltini er Hutlivraite, in the county of Nottingham, :racer, dotte r ir ,4 chaptuan, at sea, at tee Whitt Swan, so gattaiski, i 4 toe county of Nottingham. CERTIFICATES-0 l7. William Horaon, of Knightswidr, to cie curia:y*l' 144, dines, cuaels•maker, dealer and chaprnan. John Parker, of Oxford-street, in the county of goldsmith sad jeweller, dealer and thaNam. Charles Medley, of the fiultun.Tun lan, Fite Creel, in the city of London, toach•maiter, dealer and chapatti:l. Thomas Wok:mks, of Orchard•street, Weahout.tv, t* the county of Middlesex, baker, dealer and chaperon. William Williams, of Lad-lane, in the city of Landuir, Waller, dealer and chap-nen. David Williams, of Swansea, en the county of G:aminvi, dealer and chapman. Stephen Williams, of Dover, in the county of Lent, grove:. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS Al' GUILDHALL. Y. •. William Absalom, Leice.t.er-iveet, Leicester sqqare, Middlesex weir hAt man iraniuse . • . 3 13 Joseph Jacir.lo, Newingtoo.moseway. Sorrel , . kom.b maker . . . . . William Lambert Ca.aell, Tbaines•Dittem, Surrey, . 9 1) carpenter • . . . 313 Charles Bartlett, Cannon-street road, St. Georg!, M 4. 41e1:1, stoue-mason . . . Philip hinehel. late of Buli-lane s Deptford, Kean, pork-butcher 2 13 . . . . John Hebert and Gentge Hobert, G•ange-road, Sauth week* bung, tailtlet• . William Tsuy, Cliortsey. Surrey. baker . 1 I . 1 14 . 1 1 DIVIDENDS. Jai Spencer, ut. of a. shire, miller Jame, Grair. East Smithfield. *Weir:, baker . William Etta', late of Margate. (eat. litmia.jaaNt . 11 . 11 CERTIFICATES. Giles Gusher, of the town and putt of as ndwieh, iu th e of Kent, linenekaper. Climbs Clarion. of Portia, in the arsotr of Mats, sh keeper, dealer and elapses. Edward Jones, of Swan-line, seas Thasesatreet, in the sq. of London, slatirrsercliant, dealer •isd ehalssan. Ames Johnson, of Liverpool, is the 'musty of Linea:tar, pawnbroker. Rour-sperchant, dealer and chapain. Richard Toothiness. of Leek, is the asetaty et istalsed, !MCI. deeps, dealer and chaplain. PRICK or STOCKS. O 4 SATURDAY. 3 pet Cant CORSO! i Elt il 3 re Cent. Navy 9 6 ii ()annum 4 yea. India Stock.. 174 I 4 _ .. Ditto Bonds Exchequer Bills English I,otory Ticket, Consuls (Jr T. lUSH, Stockbroker No. 4, Cita. hill, and 9, Chß:tog-trots. IRISH STOCI Government Dobviturro G.vernment Umeentons Exchange—Dublin on L KS, Stet. 21. I Si pet cent 5 pet Cent . 941 motets , Sept.! I, th COURSE OF EX Armerdara ....35 5 2 U. Diu) at Sight 34 9 - Rotterdam ll 12 U. Hamburgh 34 2 21U. Altuna 54 3 21U. Nria 1 24 6 Mr, 24 10 1 U. 94 10 :H. 1 040 E. Sir , . I). Venice bt nay C. Naples 46 1 Lisbon .64 ()porn Dublin Curk lf i RtILLIOS. PortugatOdd in Coin Madrid — ru paper. Dltto 39i racer. Palermo .• • in Leper. 1):tto a/ei.t. 14.:b0a . • Leghan St ...... 461 andßers per os. New D.nislooas New Dollars ;) 5 Saves in Sin . • • • -••• New Louis coca Agis slaw Bulk oa Hol au r Si per Cent. DEATHS. Yesterday sennight, at Hamann, after a lone Illness, Mos Hansard, eldest daugirtar of Mr. Hansard, of Octal Tar.i.titai in het 29th year. Sattuday, at his brume in KingslanJ, Mr. George MOrrsfr many years a shoe contractor fur the Royal Navy. Friday, at Eingswa, near Taunton, Joha bead, Erl.late Wonkey-house; many teen one of Ws Majesty's Justic the Peace, and alto a Deputy-LiCUteri•lit On Friday, at Mrs. Mootagues, em ti.• NOrtii-P.43. 14 , Bath, at the achar.ced age of 90, Mrs. wh. had dunsinticared in the tarni4 of Mo. Mantis., at leam were years. Yesterday se'nnight, at hrr h0.14e in the C-sse-at, Bith aged Of, Ms Ntaltby, NIA of Thomas hfa!thy, Lakenbam.grose, Nottulk, and mother to the Ludy Bishop of Lincoln Monday, at Captain D'Arcy's, Carnl.no.tutildines, Mlle Ball, of Steeple Ashmn. Toud•fs Mrs. T rig,. mother of th- La.fy et Trim, W emptr.Oriliolines, Bath. HIGH WATIII. THIS DAY. AT Lt/HDOA-1 1111 n a. aim Ow .00 I Evie..“ M. vaar.....• IL SALE BY AUCTION. BOOR,. Ily MOMS, KJMU sat LOCH ER, At their Omat Room, 31, Ring street, Covent Green. TI end W.t.f (411111111iCS Dar, at Twill's ra*CtotK, A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION JAL BOOKS 111 nowt Lammers Ana and Science , . May ae viewed, end Uttalogree had. LONDON eaearrentel by G DAVIDSON. No , 17, curl, a w-street, Cuventaseeden, and pasbitahaJ at 1.116ee, N.. 15, Back of St Clement% Clau'. St.a .J• W STUCK, of N'i. 1. Neu, Ilkeltqn...t , ret, Olden, are. tor thn Pa e-, seat sis the tilos. r .14 W duly ettehdcii to. • , oa au:, 11 0 A Wawa, ut Tar.i.tat Lis age gam!, t;. F. Li. late if 's Jasaicia norm. t it Notth-Paal•, rih•e tad twi it kiM Wm.. frYl no, ettsy. Eel rf c 'e r 1.47 a iLe ildags, Ate fy of Itietssi Lai Pea Ati-1111Lna- firs; 1 41 Mll== th 71 1, 11. ?hi isreen. VI Mn TurcK, :1103 • kid watt. 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