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•:‘ mimics 1730.) rirra TIME. THEATRE-RoYat., HAYMARKET. VIS PRESENT EViNIV6 7 73, KOs ' eal be presented a uew Pial, in duet Atia,talied 114 E AieitICANS : • " OR, WAIM, LOVE AND sung% The Oremare aud .Mueie rompueed sod eldixted by Mr. Terrill° (the Priest,) Mr. l'lminpwo ; Turribal i , Mr. Far ; ; Medibdu, Neett Sallee, Mr. Yfturg , Vena& E go Jima, King uf hominid, Me, Palmer, km.; Daueerri, Mr • Cerlee ; retteraell, Mr. Gray,: ; M Mr. Waage Ileury Audu.d.• Me;, Mr. Lotus. detisse, Uri. Gibbs ; Perim, We. St. ; Suite, Mrl. Lletou. Pres-ions to the Play, s Firee v TEC MOCK U{ 'CTOH. • After the Play, the Farce et THE Si'0:I.:1) CHILD. Old Pale, Mr. Noble Tag, Mr. Merbc'a. Little yekt , , Mrs. Cell-aay ; Mire Plek:e, Mrs. 0.• The sew nay of The Afrinire; or, %Veer, Love, aid Daly, esiotbrulog to be receive.] by orerilowirg aedibnera with tbe strong% I.r seeks of unaninious applause, will be re peataki every evening, with the tolkvainc Eatertaineseata : To-.p.rrow, Wl)s Lad Mvuos --Ou Friday, All io Creed iluinoos , Aiairrn Antiques —Op Stturilly, Muse gni Tbc Chew* of :•;capiii. On Mueday, Ike i ew Farce of !'lot and Counterplot; or, The Portion et XI itl ad Cerra ore 4 —...- 'POTS HALL ♦•Mkr the Patronege of tits R0..•al Highneas the Prince of WALLS. • niIHIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY', Aug. 3, will be • etRAND G LA, and arilliant Di►play IlitE-WOUKS, by MOllll. . . Aehairiol: 6d. Doan open at Ss.T4 aa'd ti:,.. Concert begins st LAU N ESS. A STEA!)I' WONIAN, who can be wail Ms commended, s fisher to caurne with a Family we 1.••. Ate. for their Washing, by the Quart:T. or mi the mole. Oftermable terms, haring uu eareileol= dm*, males eitawr4site convenience. The evades( ire at d aftesikm, with joactuality, may be strictly deposed o• Tbassareedapaible references will be given. Tielas N app, personify, or by letter, to A. Holmes, sew Ilia Terris!, Walbain Gam. TO GENTLEMEN OF. THE ARMY AND NAVY, AND TO EXPORTERS IN GENERAL. WBAY LEY begs leave to recommend his • PATENT BLACKING CAKES, which, fur sere titan thirty years, !have maintained a decided superiority, sad are now greatly Improved. One of those Cakes (price only ) by the addition qi T ater only, boakmi a full Pint Or Liquid Blacldag, whit% Is about ono-third of the price the Japan Liquids are generally gelds* ; and it has this further advantage, that sixteen Luke*, noting Two Gallons of Blacking, may be packed in Imo space than a single Pitt Bottle of Liquid. The superior Excelkitee of this Racking WWI usarish the !ostler, beep it soft and pliant, and present it hum Crack - *; and by not improvement lately made by the Patentee, It produce a must Jtt Black Gloss, and will nut soil she 'nest Mn,,,. It will keep any length of time is any climate. N. It. The Pateiiter reveals it nay be observed, that in mead of the Lolv:1(oroberly pasted coo the Cakes, they meow stamped with times cords, 5ant0,41.4.1w. Peiwilie. \W. bAYLEt', Lauda', 10°7 ;" and each Bill bf Directions is olgicd with 61 name, obich appears ott the outside of the v amber. Sold, Wholes& and Retail, uy }t! LEY and BLEW, Parham's. Coehopae•leiret, Loads% prima Sktpanse each. LA DIES are moat respectfully i n fo rme d, th a t In order to clear bls Sommer Stock, NEWTON will offer them GREA rut BARGAINS THAN EYER.—too good dark elhambrsys, 3s. 6d. the Arms 16. rich lustre*, los. tut • oak 114.; sae shawl sprig themes, 134. 64. generally sold at sus. s and No thin fancy coloured muslin., 7s. list. instead of los.11d.) 3,141 of the most beautiful cambric, and mull *bite robe drams, 14. worth 3Sa. if worked in colours mor: ; with wisty 800 satin works, spats, and tambours, at half prise; 1541 has India jacomits, for Cravats, es. 6d. the square ; soother let, beautifully iille,llo. last Madras Wag cloths, ft. worth 4.. 64. per yard ; and pa ditto the Sa ri s OVIPT belregittfrolo India, its. ; 3000 real nankeens, Sa. the piece; awl cambric stashes, the half wide, tt. per lad, worth 35 64. ; an d lan, the finest made, as. 6d. ; Sto French cambric, from 20s. tot pieces the piece; sad iso Hambro' ditto, from las. to a guinea, sanclest for nine handkerchiefs ; an pieces of the rlcheet &niters dimities" lad. per yard, "meth es. ; ton denser hackabock towels, at an 64. worth Itis ; with crienterpaaes, table-linen, calicoes, and lash knees, he. STRIKINGLY CHEAP, at NEW TON)", 14, I.44C•ltef-KlB4llll, MOW the PIIIIIOI9IIIIB. •.• Ladies will have the pedants to be particular is NAIR. 4/1.1 Number. ALL 111 RUTH IS SALUTARY TO MAN, nod whoever discovers or &Mises it In say portion, rend n an essential Sesvice t o hi e Coma id e, and Kind. Pribessioenl toes hart, of late, thvottgh the medium of no Frew, laid before the public eye &Le ;Arians symporms of disorders, which, however, to the delicate sad sterepti. hie mold, it is only necessary for u. to glance at. Ike have the happiness to inform Muse persons, she, either from constitution or emit/rat, or acquired habit, from hard study, change of eliante, ii intent disappointment, im moderate grief, tre eacemes of any html, labour loader those discesee which malt from a derangement of NERVOUS SYSTEM, armed me partial DEBILITY, that ; from the mama of more secant. anatomical knowledge, with very cl.thorate chemical aaalytit, we ham It is our put , r to I u•sare, iia as came, a perfect remstelbliskineet of licaith and strength. 'the barks, steel, axed oti.er tonic mediebses, which have brew a.mally aelniiisiatered, In owe cleat of slime complaints, 4e hate Consul, thus eNrrrienr e , to be by no tram. adequate to the iterformance of a cone;dete and lusting cure; end IICR( Ciflr, *lw Ortilinury erectile. in other eases, is uni t.. melly bro. n to he proourtive of the Mott mischievous , P( . 4.115 in. the Erman con.titutionf we have therefore la kismet, by taming the wh,Ae of oar ottectiosooclusively to mi t waken, and by the aid of 17 nears experience in an ere tonsure pert tier, to ofer to the puldir a mod.- of treatment :nlirely new, obi& hen ill no our instanc e hith er t o b een -diner to thil. Asa ;mat port of there diereses has its rest In the mind ; 'sat hew bees particalowly et tended to in the twentnt envitiu.l 'T . rule; sad , as it le a Let, well known to prufentiortaltmen, ... *-: Porstuut at each eer y bud of all arms, vial! situati ons i n ut., axed rainy de.terit ,;.re of ehrracttr, ere Intik to three darn dere, ,iseticitlerli those of eb.ritat and cultivated minds, very mitred teatiments sot fevliogs, and of otndions aedea kr) hearths must especially thee: of • creek and lively. ra=cy, and fertilre Minginatibri—the Poet, the Painter, and the A 0 / 14 wt—saddoor olives as f Faiient fortune sad high ;it k .. abc'ecty.lbate ex-loden: front all itmenal labour, and Intelsat etwidelinenty fur the sake or sorb Patlenta, whose tub, ibetur..ll l timid, are rendered trill more bo by the vtr% mitt se i•f their rufeidaint, the strictest atteettut is paid k ar;i-any nest lerrcey, Reda certain, a perelauent and re . eal (eat:, Maeiontide promise.i. Mi t.in f2t.;Kiltli amt CO. Surgeon., mum be consulted rMI art: hem., Ito. 107, Hattott-Gardett, ler Patirmts of ~.1 „,1 , : .r.......41T.... Imi leant (purse 'mill, inciosing a '. -i' .ut .. sal ~ .i el.,- eacc.e.xev•Ado ice au.: :ficeliCi:Nal % iii ;ODI pAr: thy Is q 10,711.11 the the par autl grueml IM II of "''►—\a. ;1.t . i..0 . Gw%; 7 Ilritto PROPERTY DUTY ON DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN THE TZARS teo3, 11104, end let*: IT appearitg, notwithstanding the notice, re peatedly lent or made the parties entitkd to Dividends of Stick payable et the Bonk of Enztand, Swale Sea Have, aid lost India !tonne respeeirely, who hare ell paid the dotty ee the same for the years above atertiened, that payment has not in many instances Dam made of the mid ditty, tehereiry thou parties have incurred rsriotts pet's:ties to he tampered by Action or SKr charge; And the Commissioner: far the rtreciet purposes girths Property Art bring milting to atter fitrther time 14r mei Ma numits, hereby we notice, that the Denim payable on all Divi dends Vowel, Stock and Anasitict fee the"e years are directed to he paid in:o the 11,4 of England ; and the Catificattar 4f such payment, being lodged at the The of the Cerevimiettem at the Old heck Prete:gar, the parties whe t ,: perweirt thereof mill be dieeharged in the kooks of the itespechie Caw mits;oners wail and upon the inta day of Oc:oher meet, but thee all permits mho shall neglect to soda . sash parapet ea is helm" that day tat he promeated as the LtarZercto, es/ Wept are mob talivfentingin N all tierraitters tote chew far the &shift &K.. , who shill ad but pefd !le. date ter the Years Awe eten'oeed en is he font the said 10th day - or October meat, .far Wick day the Office ef the Old Steak Ezehave trill he eleAmi. •By Order of the Beard, M.ITTIIEW WINTER. Ojrat fur Tart's, Argret 1, NIMS. SUSSEX. T°.,be SOLD, by PRI% AT CONTRACT, ATE CONTRACT, FREEHOLD ESTATE, at IN:Scid, atJsoit four smiles from East Griastead, in the county of Snsarx, aid thirty.three free Load= containing shoat twu handr.or and thirty-live acresoflaad, with 'shah' , farm-budding', o;. the occupation of Ma. Wise , wLoae Walls expires at Mi. ulnae's next. For further partienlors, inquire at Mr. Stserow's Other, East Gnostend; and of Mr. Hogarth, No. it, SZnple-iltot Holborn, London. The tenant wilt chew the gale. :ow, Just published, &New Edition, pre as. DIRECTIONS PROPER for COMPOSING a FAMILY MEDICINE CHEEP; together with Rules fur using theta in the Care of Dimas% readered per fectly familiar to every capacity. Ey AN EMINENT PRACTITIONER. Printed fur E. Cox, St. Tnoaxaeo-street, Ecros, b; and sold by ell Booksitllets in town and country. Where also may be had, price is. DIRECTIONS PRO PER fur COMPOSING a SEA MEDICINE CHEST. This day is published, in Two Volume., 41 price 21, 2s. In boards, illustrated by plates, Vol. I remaining, THE NATURAL HISTORY of the HU MAN TEETH including a particular elucidatim of the changes which take place during the second year, and Item-Tibia; the proper :node of treatment to p breve laritice of the Teeth. VOl.ll. The HISTORY and TREATMENT of the DISEASES of the TEETH, the (RIMS, and the ALV EO• LAR PROCESSES, with the operations which they respec tively rttsrlre. To which are added, OBSERVATIONS OD other DIS EASES of the MOUTH, and on the Mode of Axing Artifi cial Teeth. By JOSEPH FOX. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Sic Printed for E Cox, St Thousaies-street, Borough ; Auld fryJ. Johnson, Longman tad Ca. Black and Parry, J. Mur ray, S. Highley, J. CaUow. Loudon and W. Creech. b la This day Is ew published, neatly ?rioted io 3 vole. io.no Its. boards, a N Edition, being the Sixteenth, _ lESSAYS4 MOKAI. and LITERARY. By PICESIMUS KNOX, D.D. ester of Taabridge School, and lute Fellow of St. John's. College, Oxford. Printed for J. Itawn.ta ; J. Waiter; R. Lea; J. Nano ; Pavans, Hood,. sad Sharpe; Longman, liars', Kees, and Oran ; Larkington, Alien, and Co ; H. Crosby and Co. ; ' Deflthl sad Harvey ; J. booker, and P. and W. Write. This day le published, .atilt prii;Ted i. lose veins., deftly time. ornamented with six doe Lagrarlogs, prom as. 6d. boards, 7 11-1 E PILGRIM'S PROGREUS, from this wori4, to that which is to 11041/t ' • delivered seder the Similitude of a Dream. By JOHN BUNVAN. A uewlEdition; to whieb are 01.1cd, large explanatory and practical Notes, with s.Life of the Author. By G. BURDIKK, gisister of the Gospel, at Covitairy. • 't As Bunyan% Pilgrim is certainly a masterpiere of ills kind, we are clod to see au editions( it +ell printed on 7moill papkr, and adorned with neat copper-plates. The Ealit,ir bath prefixed the Life of the Antbor, written, like the for mer accounts, in a 'trails perfectly congenial with honest John's owu pious spirit, and godly triode of expression ; aid the same may be said of Mr. Border's large exploratory And practical Notes."—Muothly Riwiew , •roi. 76. Printed fix J. Newman ; J. Johnsoo; Vend C. 'Most tem ; Longman, Hurst, i.e.,ad Orme • Csdell sad Da etes• W. Demos ; Jobe itiebirdsom • B. Crosby sad Co. W. Bairn, Wilma mild Son, lark. i; Ilia day is poldisbmil, Is Octave, • new USW% 'ettrideo , " 17 "ed sed imPreveck price tug. id. is bawds, " L ATVPROSODY MADE EASY. By J. CAREY, LI..D. Private Teacher of the Classics, Frisch Lartgaar, sad Short H iu;d. Besides Other materialiMproremet ta, is almost *eery pave, this edition cootaisa • mistime &Como, of above fifty different Species of Verse—Farther Notices of Ancient Prontrttiation-4 Dewertation os the Knorr of the Initial S —Me.r.cal Key to Hermes Odes-. 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Union of the Crowns, ins the Accession of Joan VI. to the Throes of England, to the Delco of the Kiegiums iu the reign of Owes Aone. The Seemed Edition, corrected, with a Preliminary Maw lotion me the postimpame of Mary Omen odiscoas is the Member of Dsruicy By MALCOLM LAING, Esq. M.P. " To all who wish to have a true knowledge of the history of your reentry, it is a most valuable acquiritioe mud will serve to cirouteract the mischief which Hume, &temple, Macpherson Somerville, and others of year conammen have done," . &t —.See Mr. Fox's Letter to the Anther, ia his History of the Early Part of the Reign of James 11. " A late writer (Mr. Laing) s• teas remarkable for the incur tcy of his facts, than fur the fwce and jimmies of him remelting'," Lt. —See Mr. Fox's History, chap. v. Printed for J. Mawman, vv, Poultry, London; and A. Constable and Co., Edinburgh. •. • The Dissertation may be had e e p us t a , t o cemp l ete thefuesser 'dittos, price MC WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1808. irlf GRAND. CAPITAL PRIZES of 20,0001. 10,0001. &e. &e. St. Ai, yet In the aultaat...— Saturday uete, Angast arDI its' the Nadia Day of Draw is'—Tickets sad Shama santsateal •miesest, are ea Silo at sit the Lieeused °Sea; la Toss and Omar* TO BOOKSELLERS, PUBLIsDERS AND I'ItO PRIETORS OF NEWSPAPERS. APERSON, perfectly competent to tinder. take say Department of the above Rnsinswi, wishes 66 engage himself in a house of respectability. The most satisfactory rtfereuees can be Raven. pat paid, addressed to A. 8., lobe left at Bell's Weakly Messenger Office, Soutbaaaptotastroet, Straw], will be attended to. This day is paKallord, prlce la boards, CULLE N's NOSOI.O , .Y ; or, Diseases ar mored iu their Classes, Orifer, Goners, and Spetios accurately Missed., witb copious notes anal recreates-a: Printed by E. 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EV Mrs. los. 3 soh. 134. bd and a New CATALOGUE of hi• (.a ten sive C•lleetion, cootinaing the greatest variety e•er yet rreeented t. die Public. price 33. L die Spring eftoo will be peblished, THE HISTORY of INDIA, du r in g th e Ad 1. ministration of Marquis Wellesley, from tie 'ear 1797 to !INS • comprising an Domination of his loadship's Systeme( Polley, both Foreign sod Domesue and a com plete Account of the actual State of the British Prorioncs, is ail their Relations, under the Opelotion of tlist tlystem. By LAWRENCE DUNDAS PBELI., Esq. . . Pr'nted fur Wilheat Miller ♦lbru:al le.xtriet To the Histwy vi:11 be prefixed an inuotertury Chapter, containing a lieviovr of the Genius and Character of the People of Himltistas ;—of the Principles, Constitution, awl Policy, of the Native Governments ;.—of tile relative Situa tion of those Governments respectively, and of the British Empire in intliat—ef the general State of that Empire awl its Depewlencint, Auring the Atheinharations of Marquis Curnwe• • and of Lard Teignnionth; and, thisliy, of the Puittlenl, l .vii, sad Military, Condition In which it was place) at the period of Marquis Weliesley's arrival :a that country. Th.: whole of this IToik is enemporeil from offithl Rerorris, and oiler 11‘...-4.iielts, of which some ititerestioi Piertsw;!l limgoren is an Appendix. This Pittances - inn will bc %I.ustrat, 4 with a G e ,, en d m ap .f iliaidiaAtitti, aunt embellished with a Portrait of the Martini@ ii - rllcalry. It wli fuming, thick Voit:M,s, qtivta. and printing on two Sinvi--Medium Paper, price Three Gish:tan and • lief •.:4 imperial Quarto Paper, price Five diplomas. 2:os!emen and Gentlemen, destronts of seearinir Copies of toe larje Parwr, bit ryNllPllied to eeu.l titeir noses' to the Pa`tlisibet, its Ailtemarlc•strset i ta. tv ta:•tr respective /look &alters. rid eisiap_Tikt; 40.4 • .s.•:, si PRICE SIX-PENCE.. sweeps out, and returned uy w... sorry 1 have to any, toile, marine, was killed; the wind coutioniug very light. • and the cutter pulling away with h er sweetly., pre vented our cloning again with her for some tun but a sudden equal of a few minutes wrought .11.• ship up with her about ten o'clock ; yet as they were near the shore, and it just - .hen setting in dark, they persevered in thew endeavours to escape after they were completely under and exposed to the fire of most of our guns ; but being, :tailed to lay in their nweeps, at a quarter past tea they did so, as it was then itupos-Able for them to got away. On taking possession she proved to be His nos tait Majesty's ratter Apith, comerroded by Lieut. G. C. Noveltki, wouutiog fourteen guns, tweLve pounders, carrouades, and nonmed.with sixty-one men, four of whom were killed, thee-onsusander and wounded. She lelt Sweabotg at noon the same .day, to . join the sloop of war we heti chased 1.1 the moruir.g. belonging to a squadron of four frigates snd right .loops stationed then.. The minor is a very fine vessel, about two years old. exceedingly well bitted, an d found in every thing. lam, Sir, &c. (Signed) W. To Sir Slimed Hoed; K. ft. Seu-Aiiairal of the White, ke. Sic. At. Copy of a Letter from Commodore Owen. to the Hosomrehie Wilbert% Weltes'ey Pole, dated so hoard Hie ilieedty's Ship Ctydt, in)lis Doran , August t. 1505. the .übiinice of ice-admiral Campbell. I have the honour to transmit, for the inf,rrnation of the Lords Couimissioners of the Aclutinilty, a letter addressed to him by Captain Misswell, of Hui Majesty's sloop Royalist, dated the 16th in *tent, eAttainting hint with his having captured the Danish schooner privateer, Aristides, after a chase of three hours. I have the bon-- .-- INN/ $ 1 :.? ,;I‘; l 7Th "•` • tw. ' • '11',4 4 ,.. lOF - • \ ° ' - ' 4l l l llO . • Cr price cro tie With her of lire, by wheels, I am FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZATTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War- Oft*, duper e, loon. • " • let Regiment of Dragoons Guards—Captain Crisp M. Ilfent emery, from the 10th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Jones, who exchanges. Cornet /oho Fisk tube Lienienaat, without purchase ‘ rice Shearer, who resigns. C:orge Julan Ni.rliury, Geol. to be Gourmet, Ill' purchase, eke 11.4bam, who retirees. Henry Hely lints biotin), Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase, vice Nelthorpe, who reeve. BREVET. Colonel the Honourable Robert Meade to ds Major-General in the Island of Madeira wile. Captaio Itichsrd Aruistroug, at the 6J4 Foot, to be Major in the army. 110SIIT.4L STAFF. Arthur . Brooke Fan lktAr, kI.D. to be Physician to the Force. BARRACIiS. William Hamilton Flame, Cent. to be a Barrack.Maater la Gnat Britain, vice Bacon, superseded. Admirthy-Off re, Avast 2.1 POS. Copy of a Letter from, Vice..n.hatral Sir Jams Manures, Hart. and K B. Commander in Chief of Hie Majesty's Ship. and Yawls its the Baltic, to the Hon s W.W. Pole, “ated en board the Victory, off Moon Nand , Jul) 15, lithl. bra—l herewith inclose, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter transmitted to me byßear-Admiral Sir Samuel Hood, from C:aptaiu Bathurst, of His Majesty's ship Salsette, stating his having chased a sloop of war, under Russian colours, into Revel, and having captured Hi. Russian Majesty's cutter I have directed the cutter to be sit•-veyed and va lued, being represented to be in every respect tit, for His Majesty's service; and as vessels of this class ore particularly required upon this station, I propose to appoint an Officer to couimand her, and to man her with the men lardy exchanged from Copenhagen. I am, sir, &e. (F0,411e,1) SAUMAREZ. His 5r....-rty's %iv &Matte, of Norm !Amid, Jose 24, law. Sic—l beg leave to inform you, that having yesterday, 61 Hie Majesty's ship Sal;ette, chased a sloop of ear tinder Russian whim* to Revel, where a fflgate and . a brig were lying, mid taken a gailtot, partly laden with spirits, that was at nattier in the Roads, iu coining out with the latter aim a cutter oft the North end of Norgen Island, coming down with signals up, who soon after hauled her mod for the lurid ; made all sail in chase, and closed with her at half past eight p. is. but on opposite tacks, and the wind dying away at the time, she the honour to be, &c. F.. W. C.it. fawn& His Majesty's Stoop Royalist, WI Cabals burgh, Juiy IS, Md. Snit---1 have the pleasure to acquaint yotrof Ilia Majesty's stoop Royalist, under my command, has. ing ctiptared the Danish schooner privateer Al 1!... tides, alter a chase of three hours. She is a rr. markible Hue vessel, American built, pierced kr sittven gems, having only six mounted, Mad forty. one men. She sailed in the morning from flod strand, victualled and stored for jive months, in. tending to cruise on the coat of Scotland. At the time t fdrto with him he was engaging an English packet, which vessel mast have been captured had it not been for the timely aitt or lis Mujesty's sloop under my command. 1 have the honour to be, Zte. - (dirtiest) J. alaiireate Te Agee- Adasitel Campbell, Le. Downs. - PART%ERsHIPt sSOLVErI. John Fletcher and Jamie 'rupee, ot Livapsel,•tinaber mortitaitta. July Y , 114,11 William Hazel and John Best Webis of Great Serrey street, Surrey hair-dirmers. August 1, Jobe Rdea:mils sad Robert Sparkman, of Tyer's-Gate wry, Bermondaereti etc, Surrey, hair-manufacturers. July IS, 1801. Wantons Ew to and John Rue, ci Bernsoadsey-strest, Surrey, dealers in lime. Drs-ember 31, lens. C. Dawes an i Themes Tavel Colman. of Chatlotte street, Fitzroy-square, surgeens. Much 3k, inns. MMus Heyes and Richard Williams , of Scarborough, York, printers. '.'ay is, 1402. Robert Harrison, and Healey Haerinse, of London, mer chants. and nano Hayman, of Liverpool, mercham.— hum 30. 11012. Jobs Wright, John Tuoly, and Edward Priestly, of Derby, liquor.enerclimits. Jolv 27, 11109. Thomas Williams, Thomas • Weyrick, and Henry Jack son, of Leadenhall-street, Lamina, Stationers. Jan. 1, 180.. Thniem Lax sad William gentian, or Halifax, York, Mei Chai.ts. .101. 44, 11102. James Hutu. sad Joseph Hillier, of Ratfibene-place, Ox ford-Road, fidtreoest, carvers and girders. July It, tone. A 1.1.416401 Batmen sad James Hartky, of Leeds, Yea, ham and bacon-factcrs. July 26, teas. William Fortier:wilt Hasmiley, John Handley, and Julia Repoildscn, of beivark-upes-Trittst, Nottingham, porter brewery. Jour 24, 141.3. William Hope and Peter Hype the younger, both of Li verpool, woollen-Al:Tem April 2 , 1, 12102. Charles Dizi.er I,nd John Biissett, of Birmingham, ja penitent. Jot/ 30, isms. Lewis Fisher and Thomas Jones Drake, of Bristol, impe trate». August l, Imit. John Hamel Heidi and William Holt, of Islington, aut.. geoas. July 312, 1402. fl R rPTCY EN LASC Robert Dollen, of Weymouth and . ife'cosahe aegis, Dor- • set, buiclier, Sum Arrest 2, to September •2' , , at seveu, at the Croon lan, in Weymouth end Mekoatbe BAINKRUPTS. Thema. Sroallridge, of Stoke-in-tinhead, Devon, butcher, to surrender, Artust T., se, and September 13, at citric, t the Kink's-Anas lan, Chadieizb, Ih,eon. Attoras)r, 3?r John Chappell Tozer, of West Teiramouth, zed of Neirtou-Abbott, Deena; and Mr. J. D. Fowell, Fiutb-isme. Carotid', Lusidua. :the Oven Parr and Thomas Chase Patrick, late of Ss!. folk-tame, Laudon, iusunince-brokers, to surrender, kagsalt 4, 13, sod September la, at tea, Li GuildLell. Atbsetser, Messer Dements sad Greures, ILiue.L.Arass-yarti, ColessaL- DIVIDENDS. August e 5. Richard Trauma the ymingrr, of Wakefield, Turk, inerehaat, at lAt.tell, at the White Halt Ina, Wake field. August SO. Georxe Hawker, of Stroud, Gionen.cr, duality. at eleven, at the ik , ng'is- Aeons Ines, ::trend , Angest mi. Join Flues's, late uf Stnplctum , Gloacestrr, n,idcr, at eleven, ct the Rummer Tavero, Ad Sainte lame, fls Ns.ven.hcr 19. Juserph flpragguu 'nod William Cranny's, of Graveyyd, beat, slupoelhas, at twelve, at Gwilditah, Loudon. Nur-mbee 19, Joierph Sprrggon, of Crineaand, Kent, s!oraseller, at twelve, at Loccluu. August 26 Gui/frryCaltan, late of Sheffield, York, Ikon ((rapes, at eleven, R . 11 . M . ICuntine Inc, Silverht Actual George lewthli, of ShefFeld, Tusk, grocer, at Oren, r.t the Teatime Inn, Shefiseld. NUYt...:'Cr Wilting' SillnWon, of Onveseull, Lest, aloyaelier, at at teuilehuid, Litrde:s. August 24. Rob,rt I:int, fate of :N ., . .I.lu.ding, Leicester, crater, at tielekt, L'isst's Il.aa ar.s, Him-Um Leicester. c.ERT;rIC4I - Er—A t crrr 23. Robert Grosoweli, of Stnmkol, inuke.per. John Pot :• Mal:on t, of Neorst • kooro -"Fyn., ararcbatt. Stepben ndesiON. at Slreerne2l, Lest, s..:niellor.