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FROM S.ITCRDIV 3110 S CAZEtrE.• ithiirally-Ojt.e, .106.19, 1,104, _ _ Copy ota I st.rr frogs Athmirot tang . A Cogoa.mairr iu cuie of Isar W s • oas.:la al eiylnuctli, to tl:r quo. W. W. Pole d oed on Word thy Sul 541‘. "et NI owl°, 1.1 H*lllo/17111.6e 1..11. Sik--1 Law- dist liu..our to inclose, fur their Lord ship' in formate)." the copy of% lettes,f•ons Captisio Ymottfl'or Nre r Aire*iprA int-thy a, to Ad miral Lard Gisull.,etrtitif getooth of Meteor. in;; (virtuosi La Thetis FrresellMilger, *fr. r u 1'01n . 4 and severe action • Lout 1 1,464' thy i t ileu4sie ter iu • form their Lor,..,lnvi, 'a .. then% :rerryr i ti g 4lifs srsorisiog, tuw•al in by the Situ.etinti. I alum tratrismit a hit of the kille.l an d-wounded •OLL on board the Anse:licit. .vr 1 11111.:! the 11:11110Ur to be. &e. • You KC,. Aasirt3yrit, ifasermise, sue. IS, lewd. Mr 1.0c.D—.1 liar • tilt nin-t•ittivere vlinesure in oc.pii.stiog you, this! His Majesty's ship the Ame r trader uie emunsatid, r.iptureit, tti* loth ~:a.it at uiAlit, the Freuirh Mohr . .Tiostiv: of t., t. -four guns. and a crew of there fustid:e,l and thirty urea, who Ind served yrars together. anal oue hundred and wz .millers, from L'Orient fur Mar ; Cinque. Being. close to the N. Ar, point of tiros, she was - sten a quarter before seven p. irl. awl immediately Amoral; awi a cisme action beano before Erin o'clurk. :which continued with liner intermission till „twetrtv minutes after mithri‘ A kt. Itiviog fallen cm lt..:arri fur a short time, after ten, 11!!,1 from spiarrer pest eleven, when sire intruhon &l:: lard er> boon! hit 'sloe 6isrrerotrirri *AM lAy Isp4t slur. vide, the fluke of our best bower untivir havin 4 entered her Caroms/ main 'leek port. *l,l .?re was, ailed qrrat slaut. t hirr, Lou:A..ll po,-• eat souse prisoners soceii - v..1 tour tier. betom wee dw•engegt4 the Shortly after-, a ship of war was seen closing for under a pu a sail , •ti kirk praved - to be the' Triumph, whit!. isionedimely ;aye Oi the too++ e 6 fveiti.tl r.sistaium that thsAuesiuus audits:lnm; mind of ~.J e !, an officer as Sir 14601 y could sag gewt. At hull-pea one the Shawn'', jointil. re ceived prisoners from, and took La Thetis in tow. in wfinil.y di.e.64616.1, doriulthly shattereil.emel lid tort rOninsunder, (Pivot'', euphuism de Van. reau,) and our hundred and thirty-tire men, killed; one hundred and two wonuded, arunro4,4 whom are all her Oflhirrs, except three. The Atuethyst has lost nineteen kitled and litly-une woorndesi, innorwst the former is Liestriumt Bernard KrOstal*, a must proarising youns, , Officer, of Cie litoyal SltirMes, trho suifered greatly; and that Invaluable °sheer, Lieutenant S. J. ditogeraosly svoiroded ; the miser!-mast shut away, sent! the -lop indeh damaged stud le.ekv. No laie . ,ru.l -• /emery .• -- ideit of the toy! retUltfil're -tett; mail-deck ; igin4)) nu .ii 4 inutt ; four tt l .patterle .". the hior tiitaNto4 ban - eh .ff floor mi bun', beAkle knowil stmts. Inclolatiiva return of killed and wounded A hat of Samos awl Marisa* 'Oka ated wurt Ara 061 111.14;14 Kis Majastyt'a ship Asaatisyst, N.w. la, 10401. St/OMM kilied.—Ptiar captaiii .4 the ftweceefe ; Yoh. ticatfirbt, toartEr-aaaster ; Michael no,1611 ; qa , etre. groacr ; Ruliktt Scon e ableataatma Jae*, Illtitat, .:seta folio Molar, ditto: Allsaitsa Jostle.), diotu ; Charlet Emden, ortlovary somooto ; Thema* Paarei.., dm.... T. tatth, ktadeas,s —NlneLally warded: Slr. IL, 4411C:4- W:lp, neat,. Darkiwoinly wour..led —R trecrielt, ,/,.utlecatitaattr: Rit.krel Palksactor, , inarldr taattres .J'ate ...nor Mika. ry e qitarterla meet. Pitted -tat, aottloaaltar% habit Pnr nu, \lathe ree.rh, Soso Matakader n•Vid- Pull ; ;11.111.141.1 Otolitll.l ; Wt. Sl•ter, dine ; KICILY4 plc, ditio; Jai* l'eara, ditto Foley, bay eV the thin' clams. Sawfvely attaidett—Mr 1.. 'lila& rai,kbirmait Jahr, ; plartat.ataater ; J. 01,00.01, woolrlPP-1.111.01MT Jaeeph !tladtra., arthaar! etatittlat ; e.hm a tea Sluts, .ti to ; J.dne that me, Anti.. J,,hu Irterto4, 141/41•14.1 ; Jaen lime, slim. ; Claret. La.airrhatailt, ditto ; INtrr M•Vamall, 4Mo Vichtly Wan n4ed I. , twoant Trilhw, boatswain; Mr. 14t1emt, raptaia's (drat; Wllli.m Ltalsoua, wwwww.wastrr ; lames Wale, emptoia n 1 the alter raved; Jabs White, ear twiter's error; Job. Locke, attic mattsan; .411thoely JAW', ,Tttu;Jetttet tattaht, .1:,I" ; Aaiun Ade, ditto; Witham Ware, ditto ; ltitliatn A 141 , rton, , loan IVaLter. or. &wary wolawn (wiry. lamtinar..4Z/ Mur.".4 ditty, Ryas, Monti, .I.fro; Stirbarl M• agfa. Wiper summary thy. Maniacs, lirretanl k,u.Lt't„seratai Lewl.aaat Latu r.wiateal ; 4;e,1 4 ;e pinata; 4;tchatit A , Int, tit , ; 0401.1 l'w!to. itotto ; lu 11.. ,. T.room, ditroi Jamb flan...kW, ditto; lin-bard kaiLs 4, dal., I oaelral.-31r. Samuel John Pinar, Urn li. rtrnuM ; Jaivanadipkiaa, private ; I leas,' 11 Jiam., &.t° ; Slarreit kekh itati . i; Isaac Niottli, ditto ;Julia LL eta, Joao; Collard Felon., ditto. Wllkiwiett—Aturied Packwood, amino' ; Wil hall) Fever. private.; William (kcal:, data; Mall, ditto; James Harriman', ditto; J“IllA lb Usk', ditto. . MICH.IEL NEYAMUR. Cope ait a letter crams Admiral Wiliam Calisasamles la Ctiiafo4 Ins Majeat'La shias mudawe's at Poitssnoatli, SP the Maas W. W Pole, dated tan iaili ;rat. Sta—i have the plensnie•ht transmit herewith, tor the information (tithe Lords CoatiiiiiiKioners of the Ailatineftl. a Letter frmn Captsin . Cham l iert. of His Majesty's sloop Port Mahon, stating his having, In eipaislialiy with the Lionel brig, raiitored the Fre,rb logger privateer, Cciti•ral Pans. and that the Lasaiet was then ii, chase of her cousort. I hove the honour to tit, ter. G. 310NTAor. Hi, Mraltaly's steep Pact illsh9p, at Sea, NOV re, *US • Silt—This nsorninx, art da. h4ht, to the south: martial the Osatra, tau lu -ere store diorotered on out ',addict Ls» ; >iolt his 3de;:::7'• Nis , will le.thy. No Issu e lvaip. tionvey Belt/neve Wait of thu coy! and thirratioell bravery si.caf by eve.)• tinker and ma's of Oils ithiL) ; 0:. , 1 their tiottle . be;Ayinur has loiel log urine( theqftvidevitvige- lig4tion- Th4.•ok l eau,e I received Irmo my [gallant fbr.euri [Lc First 1..w,•/yin). ;qr. tiocisto;.ll tilemtrt- ha+sett, an Ofili..-v of ;mat ity:rio M4tl ability, is beyond all utewii;tp. 111:1 ai Connell, Lot Ntr. Fair, tims,sh- bra,Q .N i.w. 1' lin...thie atterCiee, parfwalatky, at the gkoe,tie tile tictic.., AIM the mealy wait o 9 fire, the boooitis cani,hqed, aud the ship hid, isoOt-rity 'wick. two Pent rater, our'uoulthol all aiSialltivs4 .t are happily pres.:rvcil ao aild lu . tre to34U-aitsjostyss , avavioadv—tis justice to blaas..ittir l_ 4a, the sorrivioig,Croonsatirter of Thetia. I oleo% ohaartv, he *dela Frith singoist: Ormbelel. wiveltat ottly. Frenehosioit o ipiar- ter-deck wheo r pta.tionded iteve tht boaus to be, &e. Pittaata.t. SaitGaroulas AIWA/al / A wl QuooloiPr, 4e. t e. se . . N.H. Diniposaotvi of Lo ThaUs—Len4th, 161 fret; bre:pith, ree,, eigisteco- pnumicrs gosh) 0.1 the main-clerk ; 1: hoc i}rowygloplgoeierll.l4ll pounds oil the.youtersde4l; four Isiroookiers a • L Linnet-was to windoard. One of then, alter at-' tt 'awing to cross the lams and stern of •this sloop, itud being presented by the vigilance of the Com stiauder uf the Linnet from getting .. .to wmdoard, alma, when under the musketry af both - vessels.— `:ht. is elided the General Ittris, eotuncitet:enl by . T. Sutiv:lle, belonging to Calais, but lc:'t Havre ya,ter slay. She has only three guns on Amard, and thirty-eit,itt men. I have, &e. • . • (Signed) Situ. (11•11111511 A. Grow Menage, tot. Admiral of the White, Cosalearokr•io-(thief, fltr. ke Portstuoelli. Copy at o Letter from ilee•Allutiral the Right MOM. lAA Colll4ll.lUtler-iltreilief MN Thsaist ) *. Skais oaa rtsstls on the Mahe:A:ow:au. to the tlw,. W. IV. rule, trateil on hoard the Ocean, utf futflutt, the eutit of Vett water , t Sus! in4ixo-wglnelosed I transmit ta you a letter from Vaptaisi ilollinworth, I Lure recessed from Captain Campbell of the Unite, stating his having captured the Italian schooner the Orteuxia, of ten guns amid nifty-six aunt, which I beg ton will lie pleased to lay before any Lords Commis.sitne-rs of the Admi ralty. lain, &c. CoLitNtormOD. Ilia Najaty's Atop 31 jested, off '2llth J•ly, MS. Slit-A hate to acquaint that, on the MOM. 'tog tat the itith Inst. beiii7, off' Venttle,- it blowing n •etrong gale from E.N. E. I observed a man of war selamber come to anchor oil ?mil's, fur which I immediately nutde Wnl, staid usielioryd close to her ; in doing whit li she tired nil her guns at us that would bear, and sea on shore on oat yof the Ilirvolie Isknds, where all her crew deserted her. • She prortli to lie the Italian schooner Orteuxi.e, coin wooded by Lieutenant tiulianiui, Urine tttttt t de Fregate, iiian•ed for sixteen gums, but can" an; only too long taenty-four pounalcrs, six long nine pntititleis,uoil two-three-pounder e‘vireht, marl tirty six men ; is a very fast-seeks.; vessel, built at Venire, t oppershottomod, lowly new, awl, I am of ssiriuita., would be tel.,- uwiul in His Mjesty's service. • I am kr. . (Signed) .1. flot.i.t.Asvoc.Tn. To P. Camp's-11. Esq. Captain of If is )I,, k iest 3 's ship ('ode. Copy of sorter Leurr fools Vice-Admiral I.er.! e•Aliste ss 4.41 to the Uoti. William WeHoak) Pule, dated ram board the Ocean, off Toulon, October 9, rens. St it—l inclose, to be taut before the Lords (7orn missioners nf the Admit ally, the Copy of a Letter atitirevised to ileurnialiiiintl Sir Alexander Bull, from Catptai:t %Volatile, Cominalider of His Ma jeut's sloop the Pilot, giving an account of his boring captured the French privateer, La Princesse Dattliikr, of threelong twelve-pounders uud ninety men, oif Cargenti, on the lath August last, by bnording; in which service Lieutenant Flinn, a tera l *.d.tiye and zealous Officer, and seven tarn, / 1 04.1(r: Wounded. . I have, 44c. Copt.' NUM 001§. Majesty's ship Piot, La Valette Harbour, Anglia 19, trios. hate to inform tou t that proceeding in the execution nT your oideri, yesterday morning, at day-light, being offiler6entie, wind N.W. we discovered u ehebeck tb leeward, and chased her 1 ten o'clock, when she hauled her stint oaf shore, and hoiste.lFrenela calcium. She mule a resistance tkitally uneiret bid. I found it necessary to board her, and the war curried in a few minutes. It is aid) grief I "iliac, that ill performing this verriev, First Lieutenant Edward Flinn, a itimt ex celhett and brave Officer, was 'evil-4.1y sounded, together with lire seamen mud two marines. .11r. James Capron. gun:ter, and arinourer, were also wounded be one of our gulls going off by strident while in visage. The chebeek proved to be Li Princesse Pauline, !reach privateer, armed with three long carriage guns, .tvrelreepolnders, aUd a large prop gaup of small anus, manned with ninety anon (six of st,kuna wore killed, and twenty-four 'rounded), and thirty slays from tlencia. Iliad made no capture. I have the honour to be, the. (Signed) W. WaLeoLa. To Rear-Arts&.tal Sir A. Ball, Malts. l)otatiwg-strectdilte. 111, ISO& A Dispatch, of which the followinz is a Copy, was this day reciived by Visciimit Castlereagh, WW sf Ilia Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, from Lieutenant-General Beckwith, commanding Ilia nteaty's troops in the 'Windward and Leeward Islands : Barb:aloes, rcpt 14, 1505. MY Loan--.lntelligence hsving been received here, on the 47th of fait month, that the enemy had haranted a tending in Marie Caliente. with a detach:omit of regular troops from Gaadalonpe, the three ciampaidies of the Ist %Vest India Regi ment. nailer the (amused of Lieutenant-Colonel Btackweti, of the 4th We't India, proceeded from Barhadoew 41.4 'slimmed in my Dispatch, No. 17, were landed in Marie Galante on the 29th, attacked the French troops, in taanisturtion with the Masai Iliarrisist, on the :Unit, and, after a sitirli of n'innsi lions in 04): fastileases of the coin:dry, the enemy surrendered at discretion ma the id instant. Co. lone! Cambric!' ili411111:411W-11 ins C 0111114111441 the day ....fore the surrender, and, it is imagined, escaped in a tome* to (;molabape. Tha, 411141d441441414 1314 11 F I W I L in Padasdoes on the 10th. 11.14/11.. , had three tutu we - dr/did, on if whom is since dtail. ills. perseverance and temper of the three com panies were respectable; and the fatigue they. un derwent at Ibis semen of tie year uun.ually gnat. 1 inclose Lieutenant-Cowart Bleelrell's report, and Imre the ',amour to lw. (Signed) GE°. Bit It WITH. Lieut.-Gee. Gran.: Hoses, Mark Galante, *pi 1, Ism. Slll—i hare the honour to inform you, that the troops which ort were pleased to place under wy cowinand uresvecl here, is Ilk rhip Captain, on the aith of August ; and Putting Prow Captain Pigot, Coutiaansirr of this ialasol, that the French troops were strongly posted within there miles of (;rand Bourg., I way itninediately landed with the three companies of the let Wert [mho Heyiment ; and haring obtained an increase of ms force, of about one hundred tnxl forty manors, and vim, swims, together with a eix-pounder, from the :army schooner Maria, 1 Last au tune iu fulfilling the instritehoos I received (sow you. I have now .nitirb satisfaction in reportimr, that after • pursuit loftier enemy for ire days and nights, salad Wising tiuriug thin • period bed four engage ments with haw, au each of which he was rephiwd, soil obliged to anal. most precipitate retreats, len.- irg behind hits assateakittea, ix. at troy different post that had been attacited, and at 6ne place in particular, nine mariners (who had been token prisoners on the lirst landing of the enemy,) and at another. a lures six-pounder, which had only tinned from Galatialoupe tun days, and a Inch was found spiked ; by coostautiy marching and harass ing him, we found, on coming within one hundred putrea of Isis trout, yeaterday morning. that he was walling to surrender, and, sending out a flag of trace, I grunted the following terms : " That the French troops might march out from the ground they theit occupied, with the honours of war, but that they should lay down their 11111J6 iu front of the troops, mid surrender themselves as prisoners of oar, and that all prisoners, token since their arrival in the islAud, should be immediately returned." I was however much a4touished to tied that Colonel Cautbriels, aho had commanded the urtpy, was Jolt preneut when they surretideted, lint I hare since understood that 11,.: had quitted it the morning pierlous, and had rewriter' to Guitcht loupe ; but I hate some rimsou to imagine he is still in this island. The field-piece I had taken from the army schooner hvcaine useless after the first day, Crum the tract of V. e fount!)• the enemy led us over ; I therefore sent it back to Grand Bourg, and at the some time I directed fitly marines to occupy the post at,. Delaney, three miles from town, li kept np the communication with the interior of t.iie island. Intuit severallittacks, it gives me pleasure to say, that we hate . laul only two privates wounded, one a the. since ,tad. The loos on the part of the enemy I have not astfirtained, but imagi:le to have been considerable. I till vonp to mention to Sou, dug a ly . i t itlertian (non Antigua, of the name of gown, I lig u prisoner of war, was in the rear of the enemy's picquet, when attacked on the evening of the ial.taitt, arid received a mortal a ound.— The faire which has been brought from Gitacla loupe I have not vet exactly found out, but from i:11 AUCOOIIis must have been above two hundred rank I tile. From the return I send herewith, Sou will find that o;:c hundred and ,rsii-tivo privates have laid down the r arms, athl there are at present many uho hive been sick tii,ovr,ed through the country. The inhabitants that joined were very considerable. I believe their number amounted to from four to the hundred. To Captain U'alley, of His Majes ty's ►hip Captain, I am under great obligations ; in every instance he has studied to assist cue, and to his exertions I am conch indebted fur the suc cess of the expedition. Captain Pigot, the Com mander of thy island, was at the field the whole time with the troops ; and, from hi► {Loos ledge of the country, he afforded ine the greatest assistance, fur which I consider myself most particularly in debted to him. I hare likewise to return me best thinki to all the officers, non-comnii,sioned (milkers, and privah?s, who were under my command, for the cher: ful ness with which they went through the long and limiriemmming marches, and I think it ,a duty incum bent upon me to mention to you theirextr.tme good conduct ranee they have hero in time field. 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Sigurd) N*ra. ULACEMEr.t. Lieut.-Col. 4th Vi'eat rialto Reg. Mare Galatte, Camp at the estate of Blanchard Cade►, September 3, MOP. Terms armed upon try the Cominsideis of His Britannic Msiostes forces with the French troops lu Maria Ga lante. Propounl.—The French troops simil surrender nueor:di tlostaily to the British forei;s. Answer.—The French will surrender ; but propose that their offievrit skill he s••nt on their paro'.e, seed their changed, at astarlahowe Aoseer.—The pimpointl of bring seat to Gos.taloupe is positively refumvt, that Lein% kit to the pre.! me o r the Cuiumant4ers-iii-Chiel of the aruty.and navy. 'I be French are perculttisi to march out sith the honours ofwar, sad lap down their arms. BA Mims. %V. Ptaorr , Commandant. N. Btacatons.s., ath West India Rep. ronomoistio l • ilr, ode Return of Prisonerstof %Vor, sho te,rendered on the id Septemlier, IW, Marie Gahinte, Sept. 4, tent. t rupiahs's, v ;ictlntattP, WI rank sad file, amid I 'tail. N.B. t and is rauk and tile of twittery, in cluded. List of milers, and flaunting' Prisoners—Captain Raigner, Cotansatulaat ; Captain Olitier, Etat Major; Captains t'a sy and Heart. Lieutenant Mistati, allot artillery ; Licata. nap's Leal. Vayen, Ai timid, Despr.aux, Instlianl, Alegre. auJ lonic Bream or arms, ammunition, and aecoutremints, taken and destro,rd (4 mu 3014 .11.aast Is 3 , 1 Sept.:tuber tit id roect 4 S ^ eterlarts. 2.0 hclts asd poaches. at.d kris of Gall eartildges.—Atounanition (Jr iield•plece 544 ascer taimd. MILITARY PRUMOTIONS. War- Nm-osbar tn,. ttloa . Ist seglassol of I. Guard.—Coptsio Jolla Comae, from the I ith Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, rice lido., oho ran hiss, a. MA. cr,Liiiisot of Light prasoons..-Slajor Adolphus Datil to`ple, from the 3J Foot, to he Mayor, rice ituburts, % he rsehair 34 realuorot of Fuot—M.lor %Miro liiherts., from the inib 1.101 Dra...uoas, to he M..jor, "kV Dalrymple, alio ca. thanes taih 10-.-:'aptaiit Henry Cabbs Bird to be Blujur, by • 1_ • SANK Ttl*PTCl' fie PiriM J , mes Huthert and J.ba filiMert, of Bath. cabinet s. BA) KRI• Geese Mann, of Oar Cr.•wn 11.1h4c-boest, Southampton. ptar.-,, Strand, victualler, to anrreu.ler„ Noremnct 20, at eleven, Inrrandarr 3, aagl 31, at fru, 'at Gtnidhull, London. At Iwo", Mr. Cranford. atartmerivare, 01.1-strert.rned. John k.trionnr, lot, of Leeds. ark, dy.rr, to surrender, Nut rusher ;9, 34., ~net ()smeller 31, 11 rimy tf, at the Mee mot (tarter la•, Leeds. A I torm )+, Nir 11a0tel:`,/ iluitict Greinrr, Leeds; and Mt. 'llOllllll2 Gra)'s Lannon. Joita I.enatfo. of Itantafralr. iientriborakerper, to seinen atr, Vel, and Lk, essiora. JI, at GoilJball, 1 oodou. Artaaaq, Mr. Gotton, St. Tleirsaib- Miro, Borough Joie tiotao w e of Dess.herv-kloGr, Dresher!, Yea, eta. thier, son c oder, Noverafter Pt, at ten, at ate Yee. Tree ten, Rabat oa a, Birrtall, York, nrcrralser M, at 'kr. sk at the 11'or4mo ks ton Wakefield, and .11, at Mares, at the Yrs. Tete les, Rois;et Tows, Birst.tll. Aborarys, Stream. J. and ft W aseiatrsl-coart,Thrumntortawstrert, Lou dnt ; ansVle tradseorth, Stileltrldge, mar Leeds GettrMe Averill, Weer Aessitere, Stafford, st Iteeteri:ht, to marteader, November to, •2" ~ Mid Drseraber 3 t, at .s.-..,v, at the Crowe Imo, egrtej ,Ntafford. A ttserseya. Mr,. loar:ra Berms ' , inhume', MS- Itteo me, Saaffordeltire ; aed 'Mars fot.tall. (levee et lt los, lamas.. •1 hones kaigia ;a4 Smarei Ke:01, of STo.leF. A•h tow-emer-L••kr, Labtortv.ler. cm - 4 bans, to sorroutter. :x.vni istr 7. 11, 404 a:, at time l'ac.k.liune lass He.l4Grailekl, Vert:. A limeys, !lir.llistu Townsend, dun; sod r. . Llatroister y Korb.lsle, Loutssi., Jubn Ilaadeueis, ttuw or late of dealer iu buries, to sur. ender, December 31, ut ten, at the restlwra lan, I.cdLure. turtle's,lr. Jell** Pewtriss, Gtay.lou, a..0tbi.141 Reese, Leelbory. Robert Wad, of Carollue Mewl, Bedford • ars, stride-keeper, to surrender, November ember 3i, at ten, at GUlldhall, London. Ai Denton aid linther, Field-court, Gray's I us. George ('all sod James Iditteltinstm, llooungh of Suuthu ark, Awney, 1611:wrrt. /,, Vetalrt r .211, 9.9, cud December 11, nt eke, ILotslo.t. Alturmpt;slessrs. Nolmes sad 1., Loodetn, DIV' DEN December to. Robert Stevins, street, MiddieseN, silk skeht 7 ilyer, at tuck. Landau. January to. William BlekerstatT. or Nutt dasher, at eleven, at Guildlia% London. Demular to. Roger Partridgu, aft sea, merchant, at ten, atl;utldhill, Lannon, Dee( I.t. James Bullock, Mtc of Sent's-i Land.in, acne-merchant. at twelve, January du. John cowman, of IV:der-lease, merchant, at twrWe, at Gitthlttall. Ikeeitiber 13. George Paine, of BA usupton, , at one, at Guildhall, Landon. Decesalber 17. Itobcrl nineties, of ll'albra u k, mati'almercer, at twelve at Guildhall. January £7. Julio Jacob, 01 Stratford, tea,at Guildhall, 4.undon January 17. James Reeve, of Holborn, matter, at tea, at Guildhall, Landau. Jauitary 20. Anthony ll'illiain Jelterinn, place, Onford-street, gimui-man, at !co, Goildball, London. December 17. James Chard, of Author anti Pup s Bed Lion-street, ht George's im the Emit, Diddlestx,. painter, at tea at 4uilciball, Luadnu. December 17 William Merritt, of Blaelcliamstrert, wart, Surrey, statiouer, at ten, at Guildhall, Landau. December 21. John 'lira is and laebatd Travis, et Pr tt with, Lancaster, bit achers, at Oleircu, at the Pace: los, is Martebnlmt-Inge, Manchester. December 4. Mark Funnsa, Jahn White, and Cohen of Sheffield, York, silver-plateia, at torte, at Ike Tontine tan, in She field. January to. John White af•Cven.bullilinge. City-red, St. Leonard, Shonstlitei: ra , iddtkoex, beater and charism, at eleven, at Guildhall, Landau. December 13. • Thomas Evans. of Cmeetry•street, 31141.1ie see, linen-dearer, at one, at Guildhall, Limeciii Dec, niter 17. James Bander, Ire of Angel-eaart, Throe. nenti.ii-street, Laudon, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Lonouu. Mr. blue fa** 5,,n December In. William Lowy ' of Drury-lent, tliekilmes, ealnuet•maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Janeitiy 90. Robert Scenes, of Maek-last, London, and of how Crest, Deptford, 'Kent, peormauss-tnerekaat, at our, Goildlealt, London. Deeemher IS. slobs Wrap, now or late of Ferrytehle, otherwise Ferry-I:net:lu, York, eookuseeclraut, at Mews, at the Angel Inn, in Ferryhridge. Droember 13. Hutchinson Mitre, Robert Mare, and ll iL ham Warr, a Feneharch-street, Loudos, nserehtmls, at ten, at Goddlitall. December to. Miehoel Forbore, late of Goildfnettorert, Race 11-square, MuJelksea, somehow., ban now of the Rine,: Bench Prise's', at teo,_at GesildhaM, Luessloo. December 13. e..et, of Bineinghem, bustommektr, at twelve, at the Lull's Head Towns, m the Upper Proxy, Birmingham. Decmaiwr tu. John Ifeldbagies and Jolts Grammar hods of 3inatague-asroet, MIS toothless, at sk ate, at Guildhall, London: Tkeesuber to. rifnarsl Read, of Word, Ewa, carpenter, at ten, olGaildlall, Loudon. CERT I FICAT OFR 10. Crowe Parker, of _Gheuice-eimiet, Oxford-road, Middlesex, BrsiMh aloe-makes. Wdliam 4 tiosoortbs, of Cheetkant, Manelsender, inn-keeper. Thomas IteArrith, late of the Connue tend-rued, Biddleme, Coach-maker. WlllOllll Mitchell, of Merthyr Tried, Glamorgan, rictealler. Robert Brews. tierlsreadneedle- street, Lue.don, beer. Thomas Teeadalc, late of Peurith, Cumberland, inn-keeper. Mots Moses; late of.ltosemary4ant, %readies..a, salmaisso. Riebard.Gorton, of Glietney, Nottingham, mesa-oat. Juba Cook, of Wilford, Essex, t ietnaller. 11'sllinen Wirreer sad Tbumis :Wren Hac, of Long-Aerr, 1i hoer, kremen -Woo Spric4. of Bisminghurt bon-draper. Thum., of Ckineues•Li.e, Lotultatel.recet, dealer and charms. Joneph Hint, of troffulk-lager, Csnuou-sti cet, looks, (Pat tetirAips Dissri reit to-mortal. MEETINGS or CH ELI 10104 AT GUILDHALL. TO-leaaJM. M /1. Jolts Raster, late a t►e *tread, toiler . . t %Vilhasu Medea, abacitlevarli, wartheatc . . , , wad. . . . . i I Samuel Brm, Gruevenew-asews, 'headier , ..t IA George F.iliut, ttiochester.street, Loudon, NM chant . . . . . 2 11 Run. y Webster, Roll's.buil.lings, Fetter-lane, jet, eller . . . • 1 11. Joseph Rand, now or late u Dept/4d, Kest, In elver . . . . . i :1 Calton !Ifannirt, Pitkelt-strort, uear Temple-bar, 4,adon, ellieftemosager . . 1 1 Leonard William Jackson, lkowalaw-stregt, Hol bert', cabinet. maker . • , I It brojamio cooper, Karl-street, Blear. iars, Landon. bioider . . • . . i 1.2 Juba Page, Iliabuysgato-street, London, beherda.ber 1 I DIVIDENDS. Thomas Koine and Georg Mackey, Hawsnwitk,Krot, shop •ow sera . . . . 11/ Job's NI Arlar, Rohe, t Sold, and Filward Stewart, Iromeoneer !Nee, L.voltni, merchants , . It Woburn Perim. Meeker, Basing hall- at rect, Londm, merrhaut . . . ill CF.ftTI FICATES. John Bowyer, late of Llmatoole, Loudon, warebossersan. John Artily, of IlaJleigh, Suffolk, grocer. Jobs Milli" of Proder's.street, Blackfriers, Loudon, sad of on.), !Wand, !lllMlicsex, dealer is glass. Jobe Taylor, Imre or tate of Pagliam, Sussex, shopkeeper. Julia Baker, o Holborn., Middlesex, linen-diaper. Rabert Weetwomb idmoderam, a Gawp. street, 3ltuor.se, Loudon, 51.:,. mil tusuratice broker. Sietuu r 0 ...1, 41 Ply mond'. Duck, Devon, win...own-bard_ 141: or STOCKS, Slat , RDAY. 3 Iw Cent. Resluce4 3 pal C4lll. Cahoots 4 vcr rrsal 91. a per re.d. N sy 11 14.1. a 1t..114:. prem. Eatisepttr 1:;11a 7 II rm. Lot:halt Lutt..ra Totals ..tIL Ise. Coosa.. for T. RISK, Sintlibiskee, 4, Cornio:l, an 4 g, annugssote. D.E.4T11%. At Balla, en the I sth latatartr, lira. Beery Dresieseol. vide.. .4 the late key. Hear, Druausorml, rs4 l o. 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