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P3LkE. VIAILZOROUGHArrifOrr, iiOV••l46 odIJNIS, apprentice to Mews. Mayorand cers and Diapers. Marti mer.street, was tobbing his master of divers articles of and a person of the name of 6rnifh, the same, knowing them to be that, for these six or eight months .or has missed hole pieces of sable.), ,lki, and lever could find out what mi. The depredations still continuing .wing extent, it was resolved that all shnpmen, and apprentices. should he Office, and interrogated Hanson money always than was thought neces - I ell on him; and being charged wat.i the theft, and that ha sold the goods also another piece to one Aberdeen, is in custody, but not in a situation . In consequence of his confession, :aft was obtained, and the Prisoner's was searched, and several rolls of Is, calicos, and sarsnets, were *mind. ror and another of the partners, and, in their employment, identified.-- and calicos were cut into pieces of a better to prevent detection. Sir defence. denied his having any Hanson, and supposed him, to be from his dress. as he often bought masters. piece of cotton of a very fine qua s for the use of His Royal Prince of Wales, which Hanson con. , sold to Smith, but which the other stated, that he used to cut the articles in - were produced, before he offered he always received for the.articles ge a shilling a yard, and be supposed received to the amount of 401. from Mr. Mayor computed to be from 1501. the firm, as Hanson confessed he 'trying on his depredations for the iliarters of a-year, and that Smith .own he was an apprentice, as in is. from whence he came. Attended on the part of Smith, and in bail ; but the worthy Magistrate, declared he could not admit him to conceived the charge was proved against were remanded for a mond en- Sarah hada was charged by a Mrs. Hinckston, of Ciunaby.street, with stealing 1 articles of wearing apparel, her property, and a gold broach. set with pearls. It appeared that Smith lived with Mrs. Hinchetoa as a servant, and without giving her mistress notice, had sent her box away, and intended to have left her. On Friday evening the things were missed, and the prisoner was searched. In her pocket was found a child's gown. Mrs. Hinckston being informed where Prisoner's bokwas, procured a Constable, and had it searched, when the articles produced were found in it, whixb.klre kliticliston identified. The Prisoner war c'rnmitted for trial. MRS. ROBERTS. This lady, whose name is familiar to tbs, public, by the examination of E. W. 11.G•rts. who, was charged at this OAPs* with conspiring witlk:bor and Bream, to defraud trwiespeople of their property, was brought up and., admitted to bail. Bh. was accompanied by her wet-nurse, with ac infant at her breast. NitrAL INTELLIGENCE. roatsmonve, Nov. 19. This day an uncommonly large fleet of men or war and merct.antmen arrived front the Downs; amongst them are ten sail of the line. which have been lately employed in the Baltic, viz. Ruby, 64; Praovtack, 74; Capita:a, 71 ; Superb, ; Center, ; atffrl, 74; Do',llre, / 4; Val. Nor, 74; Maid., 74; Psvapes, 7+ ; and two Danish 74's. Also the Coquette and Dapaich sloops, with a convoy from the Eastward. Sailed the SPdire frigate. with Mr. Rose on board, for America ; the Saracen and frqnswak, with a convoy, for the Mediterranean ; and the Frolsck sloop, Captain Whingates. with a convoy of trans ports, for Cork. A detachment of the 20th Dragoons, from Monte Video. and the 2,1 battalion of the 95th Regiment. landed this morning. and marched to Hilsea Barracks. tLYMOUTH, NOV. 12. .1 The squadron which sailed last evening will, it is supposed, reach the rendezvous, at Cork, by this • ev..ning, as t h e wind list continued fresh and fair. Pare of the stores which could not be ready in time, Sir Sidney ordered back the &Ides, frigate to take on board Last night; this day they were seat on board in a lighter, and in the ship's hosts. The Hthernee, of 120 grins, which sailed from Torbay, last Saturday, proceeded on to Cork, where it is said she is to receive the flag of Admiral Sir S. Smith, whose destination is generally sup posed to be Rio de Janeiro and the Brazils. Sailed again, after the squadron, His Majesty's ship Sail!? ; Also the liwad sloop, with a convoy for the Downs ; the Crain schooner, and six ten. ders, to the Westward; also His Majesty's ship FIPUM, for the West Indies. Came in HisMajasty's ships Seals Airrgerretta and Merriam*, from a amse.—Wind N.W. eatmourw, woe. 11. Sailed, the Netiao4l Polka, Capt. Blight, for New-York, and the Doke of .►larl6,rout;h packet, Capt. Donelty, for Barbadues and Jamaica. s n s. soy. 13. Sailed frcm the Note this morning His Majesty's brig Constant, with the trade fur the Baltic.—Wind Wows hard. Dovsa, NOT. 13. Came in four transports, with horses belonging %ich have been on the late the Danish vessels lying ! on ,lion l: this afternoon, attended by a party of IRISH COLLEGE. PARIS, OCT. 14. The foe ecdlege of the Irish. situated near the rue des Posies, has lately communicated it, name to the rue de Cheval Vert, which is now called Le rue des Irlandais (Irish•street). The Master of this CoU►lle is M. Wahh, who has acquired so much celebrity by the important services which he has rendered, and still renders, to the instruSion of Tomb The Superintending Board of Manage. mint is composed of the Archbishop of Paris, the PrefeS and the First Pres , dent of the Court of Ap peal, the Prodor General Imperial of the same Court, and two Members appointed by his Fxcel lency the Minister of the Interior. The College Physician resides in the house-. M. Fontanel, Prete& of Studies in this College, will commence his Coarse of Philosophy on the 3d November, at one o'eloek, with a Latin speech.— ( Gaulle de France. no. 24 .11.polliaril 0•:' • • II Yri&CT Fre lntel Co. Silk-mercers charged with rob silk, cotton, &c. with receiving stolen. It appeared, i back. Mr. Mayor ) \ l' cottons, anti bilk 'became of them. to a very alarmir , the partners, alio brought to this 1 having more mon sary. suspicions It 11 it, he eonfesbed tl to Smith, and all a broker, who is i to be examined. a searckkwarraet (Smith's) shop w brown holland% lito ' l 4 which Mr. Mayor also a foreman in The sarsnets ant 1 r 1 yard each, the bei Smith. in his knowledge of H 41 01 a shopkeeper fro remnants from m There was a lily, which was Ilfgbarss the Pei! fessed havidg sold f ( li i l t denied. Hanson stated, pieces, as they a i them for sale ; h I upon an average i that he bat renal Smith, which Mr. 1• I to 1001. loss to I bad been carryin space of three.go ; b . . must have known /.• i ' 'formed him from 1 , A Solicitor attc offered to put in 4' Mr.. BIODI It, der.] L, 14 i bail, as he eonceiv 4 I" a I • bitn. 1 .111 The prisoners I eninati,n. to Use e i G t noon Legion, whi t The sailors belonging to t in the harbou,,wrtlordeced and marched uff to Deal, the East Ent*. PRIZh AIONAr. The Gazette of Saturday night contains a Procla mation, direding the following distribution to be made of ail Danish and Italian prizes that shall be raptured in consequence of the Letters of Marque lately issued against those countries ; the net pro duce being first divided into eight equal pasts, then The Captain or Captain• of any of our ships or weasels of war, who shall be actually on board at the taking of any prize, ohs!l hate three-eighth parts ; but in case any such prise shall be taken by any of our ships or vessels of war, undo/ the cam. eland of a flag or flags, the nag-orficer or officers being actually on board, or directing and assisting 6r the capture, shall have tine of the three-eighth parts. The Captains of Marines and Land Forces, Sea Lieutenants, and Muster, on board, shall have one. eighth part, to be equally divided amongst them : but that every Physician appointed to • fleet or squadron shall be classed with the Sea Lieutenants with respect to the said one-eighth part, and be allowed to share equally with them g provided such Physician beactually en beard at the time of taking such prises. The Lieutenants and Quarter Masten of &brines, and Lieutenants, Ensigns, and QuartauMasters of Land Forces, Se. cretaries of Admirals or of Commodorres (with Captains under them), Seennd Master s of lihe of battle ships, Boatswains, Gunner., Pursers Carpenters,Mates, Chinsogeons„ and Chaplains, on build, shall have ors-eighth part, to be equally divided amongst them. The Milstolpmen Captains' Clerks, Master SA-maker% Carpenters' Mates, goies.aine-Ndates. Gunnesi-Mates, Mas ters et Arms, Corporals, Yeomen of the Shorts, Cosswsins, Quarter•Masieo, Qoarter- Maaters• Mates, Chirergeoes'. Mates, Yeomen of the Powder-room, Sergeants of Marines and Land Forces. ou boarl, - shall have nee-eighth part, to be equally divided amongst them.—lid, The Truonnetous, Quarter.Gonnent, Carpenter's Crew, Stewards, Cook. Armoorees, Steward's-Mates, Conk's-Mates, Gunsmiths, Co mew, Swasbers, Ordinary Trumpeters, Barbers, Able Seamen, Ordinary Seamen, and Marines, and other Sol. diem, and all other persons ding duty and assisting on brunt, shall hare two eqghth parts, to be equally divided ammigu them. The Gasetse also contains a list of the New She riffs for the year ensuing. It does not differ from the list given exclu• ively in'l'sts Bairtse Pa cu. on Friday, and since copied into all the other Papers. PROM SATURDAY' NIGhT'S GAZETTE. e e e A Supplensensery Gnat* will Ise published on Monday next, containing certain Orders of His Majesty in Council. PENCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL—Nev. It, 11107. County of Cormeati. The NUMB of those who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Conseil of His Royal Hug new the Piinse of Wale., at His Royal Highness's Cauocil.Chamber„ Somerser.pLice, out Thursday, the 14th day of November, in the Forty-eighth Year of the Reign of His present MajeNty King Game the Third, and in the year of our Lord iso7 : John Tillie Coryton, of Crocadmg, Esq. The H•a.,Charles Brgoal Agar, of Lankydreck. Rime Of Rootage, Esq. Colton Herm, Nee. it. 1601. The Price of Wales has been pleased t g appoint 1)r. lA* Hunter, of MR-street, Retkele.-square, to De one of Ills Royal Physscians lEatraordiiia , y, site Dr. Militia Fraser, deccardd. MILITARY PROMOTIOIRS. Cemniniens i 4 the itelal Toirr-r Haslet; Mlhl., signed by the Lard Lieutenant 1* Rnnal Intim** Ensign Alfred 3 Kemp. to be Llentemant, 'lee Pennifeather, appoint.* an Et.men ht the 3d Ilagatuest a Eton-4re* September tb Kongo Roberti; erett Scutt to be ditto, vim Privet, appointed to 39th Foot—dated October SI, 11107. Junes Freemen,4seut. to tie Koeir—fated July 50. 1107. John Ke.rne., eimst. to be ditto—dated September 25, 1507. Jubn Lawrooee, G.mt to be ditto--datei Uctobtr 31, 184. leases Freemen, Gent. to be Atiottant.Surgecnt.-...1at0d July 00, 11107. gd Royal Regiment. Ensign John Hubbard to be Lieutenant, vice Munro, ap pointed to the 14th Loot—edated Soutember 25, 11107 Warburton Gray to be Ensign, ince N übbatd, proinotod-i—daterl as above. drlmiraltv-05ce s Nov. 12, 1807. Copy era Letter from Cam. E.A.Down, of Hi Majesty's ilea, Bittern, dated Malta,.Aagast 60807, transmitted by the Len Honourable Lon Cellincwoerd, Vice Admiral If the Red, Commends? In Chili of Hi. Majesty's shoe and ewes in the Mediterranean, 1 Use Hnnourabte W. W. Pete. Me Loan—l have the honour to inform your Lordship, that on the 2d instant, of Cape Passim), I fell in with, and after a chase of two hours, cap tured, the Spanish Settee privateer,,El Verga del Ai:maths, of two long guns, and twenty men, from Toni., twenty-eight days, and had captured three Maltese vessels, one of which, lades with brandy and wine, I recaptured the same day. I have the honour to be. &c. (Signed) E. A. Dowse. Extract of a Letter from Captain Sturt, of His Majesty's sloop Skylark, dated November a , 11107, to Vlett-Admisal Rowley, Commander. iivChief of His Majesty's ships mail vessels in the Downs, transmitted by the VievAdmiral to the Ho nourable W. %V. rule. Ste- - I t is with great satisfaftion I acquaint you, that we last night, after a chase of one hour and fifty-five minutes, captured Le Renarde French privateer lugger, of fourteen guns, and thirty-nine men, belonging to Calais, which place she had left that evening, and was in the a& of taking posses. sion of a collier brig, under the North Foreland, which they afterwards abandoned, on observing us pursue them, and we took charge of her. The obstinar y of the Captain, in not surrendering when repeatedly called to, and likewise an attempt he made to lay us on board, obliged us to fire, by which he was severely wounded, and the logget's main-mist shot away. The Captain of the Renarde is the person who took the Argus, and he communicates that his vessel was run down by her, and that the Master has since had his arra amputated ; the prisoners also mention. that the privateer who lately engaged the Mire lost eight men killed, and seven wounded, in tie encounter. I have the honour to be. ke. (signed) H. E. P. Seta's. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Robiinni: the younger, Joseph Lnock, ana John Rion:vaun t 01 Burasinchain, all the county of WAttrit.k, bruol-maker and maws. tainvemb,r %, 16j1 Roam Steveuvon and Thomis Bennett, of Tower-street, in the city oh London, wine and brandy merchants. No vember 12, IW. John Webster and Samuel Septimus Mellor, of the city of Litchfield, manuraatirers of Emelt wine., &Acre it, ft,e t ni, and British spintuou. ligourt, hops, cyder, perry, and vine gar November 4, 1507. James Maris:,ll, Kericarth Maw, J.shn Fielding, John gln, and George liurkii;,h.tw, all of Slieidcl. in the. county of York, saw, edge-ton', and juiner's.tool inanufactuters,aud cast steelmakers October 25, DM. Elisabeth Simons and Nancy Vernon, of Stone, in the county of Stafford, school mntiessei. September 29, 1807. William Kingdom and Edward kingdon of Plymouth, in the county of Devon, hatters. Novemberl4, 111 , 7. James Gould, John Dennis, Thonsat Bremrolge, and it - ham TIPIIOO7I. of Mitcham, in thu county of Surrey, calico. printers. November 11, 180. • Thomas Bewerlasiik, Timms. Monithouse, snd Lt - wis Maitsse, of Lethbuiy, in the city of London, merchants. November 19, mol t _ John Sutcliffe, of Rued, in Siailsfie , l, in the pa•t:h of Hst•faii, and county of York, awl Wdham Siitcliff:, of \pmhdA-Hall, it the .aid tvionship of Stansfield, cotton inanulactateri. Uctubei 1847. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Pearhouse Drury, late of E.vershain, in the coanty of Wor• tester. Witter, ironmonger and tinniaa. Isaac Fearon, of Watling-street, in the city of Loudon, Norwich shawl manufacturer, dealer and eliainnan. BANKRUPTS. Richard Meredith, niDXiordl:treet: in the county of Mid- Ceara, linen-draper, dealer and chapmast, to surrender, Nov. 19, 6'2, at twelve, and D.:ember 26, at eleven, at tioild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hurl., Cloak-lane, London. Robert Abbott, of Thomas street, Iforselydown, m the county of Surrey, .pirdwnerchant„ dealer and chaporm, to surrender November 21, 28, and December 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Sheffield, Great I'm cot-street, Dondmans•Ftelda. Jonas Levy, of New Liste•street, Leicester-square, in the county of Middlesex, oilman, dealer and Chapman, to sum tender, November dS, atone, and Dec. 1 and 0, at ten, at Guildhall, Lefties, Attorney, Mr. Keys, Superset street. Whitechapel. Jobe ar . relger the younger, of Mortlake, in the county of Surrey, sallovr-chandler, to surrender, November 20, 27, and December 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney., Mews Jenkins and James, Nevelnte ; and Mr. Woods, Go deleting, Surrey. John Horan, late of Framwellgate, in or near the city of Durham, tanner, to surrender, December I, 2, 26, at eleven, at the house of Mr. John Eskett, the Queen's Head, in the ty a Define. Attorneys, Mr. George Pringle, OrevUl.•street a H auon-Garden e Londen; and Hr. Thomas Maynard, Dentate. Richard Halm, of Sowten, in the county of Devon, Rad ler, dealer and chapman, to surrender, November £3, 27, and December 26, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Exeter. Attar. nem Mears. Williams said Meaning, Easter; and Messrs. Tarrant and Gray, Chancery-lane, London. Richard Wood arid Thomas Liddell, both of Barnsley, in the county of York, linen-maut.factuten, dealers, chapinen, and partners, to surrender, December 7, at nit et and 26, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Barnsley. Attorneys Mr. Bartlett, Bartholomew-Clete, London; and Mr. Wm. Coolies Hence, of Barnsley. Hugh Lawton, of Boelingthorpe, in the parish of Leeds, in the county of York, clothier, to surrender, December 4,3, and 26, at eleven, at the house of Thomas May, the Black Bull, in the said county of York. Attorneys, Mr. Richard Bettye, of Chancel :arts, London; and Mr. John Bettye, of Huddersfield. Vitt ham Griffiths, of Llanelly, in Use county of Calmar. then, shopkeeper, dealer and chapinsit, to surrender, No vember Se, 25, and December 25, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, iu Curn-street., Dristul. Attorney, Mt. Jame, Gray's-Inn-square. Aiexasider Man, of Gravel-lane, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, baker, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Nevem. bcr 16,23, and December 2G, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, hi,. Sherwood, Canterbury.square, South wark ktendrx Barnard Levin, late of Great Alie.strect, in the county of Middlesex merchant, dealer and chapman, to sur render, November 21, 28, and December 26, at twelve, at Guir lhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Dude, Cloak-lane. Jeremiah Appleby, of Chatham, in the county of Kent, lineo.draper, to surrender, November 17, 28, and Deeornber 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Morals. Berry and James, Buirklersbury, London. . . • . _ _ _ John Jo;mv,lvte of El'ortone, in the county of Oxford, tic tuviler, dealer and dustman, to surrender, November 26, 27, ■nd Dee.ember 26, at eleven, at the Old Angel Inn, in the borough of New Woodstock, in the county ut Ogfool. _Attorneys, Messrs. Aydin, tnarbury. Ana ra)lnt, of Newest, in the county of Gloucester, sSop• keeper, to surrender, November 30, December I, and 26, at five, at the house of John Dowling, the King's Head, in Gloucester. Attorneys, Messrs. Whitcouitie, Griffith, ani Poillpotts, Gloucester John Years ,n, of A itham, in the county of Lancaster, and Thema. Spence. of Blackburn, in tne said county,corn dealers and chaprosn, W. lender, November 23, at five, :44, and Do. cernber $4, at eleven, at its house of John Marsden, the Queen's Head, in Btaekburn. Attorneys, Mr. Robert Dear hero, Blackburn; and Mr. Henry litakeluck, Elm-court, Temple, London. _ _ nomas Bowen, of Rhodiad, in the county of Pembroke, shopkeeper, dealer and chaptuan, to surrender, November 24, IS, and December 26, at eleven, at toe Sash 'favern, Corn• street, Hostel. Attorneys, Mr. James, Gray's•ann•sguare, London; and Mr. William Tanner, Manuel Drums, of Cbariog-cross, in the county of Middle. sex, sword cutler, dealer and elsapman, to surrender, Noveus. but 17, 24, and December 26, at ten, at Gmldball, London. Attorney, Mr. Lucid, Nee-square, Ltiteoln's-Ins. William Scales, of Inc town or Eingston-upon-Hull, mer chant, dealer mad diapason, to surrender, November 19, 20, and Deeember 26, at ViCtell, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, in the loon of Kinliston-rpan-llua. Attorneys, Messrs. Exley sad Stocker, Formula Inn, London; and Mr. Cutamarth„ Christopher Fees s( Catlterine•cestrt, Tower-hill, ia the city at London, merchant, dealer arid eliaprnan, to stiriellil NG ember 17, lb, and Decanter 26, at ten, at At torney, Mr. Rivinguen, Farnhamli-buildings, Fenehurch street. William Fortnum, of Ball alley. Lombard-street, in the ea, of London, stsuuner, dealer and .I..proart, to surrender. No vember 20, 27, and December 26, at ten, at Guildhall. At torneys' Messrs. Palmer, Tomlruvans, and Tnumsm., Cop thall-ersort, 'fkregrnorton street. DIVIDENDS. December IL Henry Illichord Collard, of Sentiond-yard, and of tieergeastreet, Adslphi, in the county et Middlesex, ceektierchent, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Landon. December 111. Benjamin Phillips ens! William Breen, of Ewsr•etreet, Southwark, levigatori and diugs.iudets, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. December IS. James Huddleiten, of Leicester, in the county of Leicester, victualler, dealer and chapruan, at the Flavin Inn, is Hinkley, la the county of Leicester. December 5. William Bishop, of Stir iimeshead, in the county of Lincoln, grocer and draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the koua of Jain Bellamy, the Peacock Inn, in baton. Decemher 15. John Ciark and Henry Hall, ►oth now or late Market-ILimirough, in mhe county of Lo*Kester, worsted and empel-manufacturers, at twelve, at the house of John Mouton, Angel lan, in IlCiikrt.llllfborrilugh. December'!. Nathaniel Desacingten the younger, late of L0.1t.0, in time comity of terntelk, merchant, at eleven, at the howl, of William Leech, the hone* Head, ill the city of Nor otch De:e , uber 7. William flollowav, of Dunker, In the roomy of thusicniter, adduct, and Thomas tkinnong, :::(31, in Soiretary of State, and mother to the late ConnieOng Dw l. one of the brightest ornaments of the Irish bar. Tlittnislay night last, at his house in the Lower.Cla4e, 1641 4 lied SS, tt a key. John Walker, one of the Mawr Canons of tLe Catticdral : —He less perostaal Curat• or St. Peter per Mountergate and of St.Joitit Timbeatill, in that city, Vicar of Stoke Holy Cross, in Norfolk, sod Vicar of Sao& Sty, in Sufelk. The this, brat are m tne fist of the Deal and Chapter, the liar in the gilt of the Crew.—Ho was fernier', Fellow of Magdalen Culler, Uafraid —4le was au admirable sehol.r, porsened et a very Militant iniasin.. non and a teo.t refuted trate...He bad fur many VOUS tt:en a mange to t h gout, which had latterly obliged him to terve from the wrirld, which had long been char.. .1 with ho eim guesses and be,iefireal by his discourser. foe 4.i the 1 , cc "" pular preacher it may airport be s aid. U ti a ra truths altlll4 caas mended from his tongue" - • WATER. THIS DAY, AT LONDUN-lillialtit• Mega M alts .. mu. 'I ....1111.4e• la •• • af t. "••• •- LONDON :—Hoed by C DAVIDSON. No. 17. Duke'. court, B or-street, Covent-gaoleu, and published it vs °Mee, NO IS, Back of St Clement 's Church, Strand, tl W STUCK, of No. 7, New naltotomeee , ' (Mere, Se for till. P.M, teat .141 be diey aiteawb d to. , .. • Je tjt it il u te :i i r i ) ISII' 6 I . lcoll7u rh ::: : : c in t a as fnCu l:: : i i p e" „ Yest ' late t' oelf.°Kthirek'by' It Ste ti p m e h l eu e l u ' i o : b ,: county of Westin eland, tanner. _dealer and dial -. De c ce itr ui rla l i g idon ß , Tram " ' jflanirstr7dnealoirtr l a f r:lTheprniiii ".l4"4." . so . , i e n ,,: Gui'dliall. December o o n f e Ewe at a t 1,11 eSin*Killl'illgn,:dolk4rll:raill;d:colifiSpKtineiwarkilit;atSt:;,..in."::: ' London. .1 ati nary 50. Alexander A n d :rano and David Robe-hon, x Coleman-meet, .n the city of London, merchant, houra.u. brokers, dealers and chapinen, at one, at Guinl b iN. f Deeembet 9. John Bloom, of Manchester, its the count Lanczsater, irinholder, dealer an d Chapman , at three, ar Y; Palace Jun, in Manchester. December 15. Mary 1t Ohara., of Milk-street, in the city , • London, victualler, at ten, at Gumb o il. December 19. John Spearing, of Brighthelmatone, in t, ~. county of Sussex, cabaret maker, dealer and chairman, 1• twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. Decembe; 12. John Paccoe, of Plymouth-dock, in the coca. of Devon, merger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London December,. Willi.dn Darnall, of (filefOrte.l and, near Lo • bard street, in the city of London, statraivr, dealer a,. II chapman, at twelve, at Gaild , •all. December 7. Robert Ras rinson, of Liverpool, i n t h e e ,,,,,, of Lancaster, saddler, d aler and chminan, at twelve, at d Globe Tavern. Liverp o ol s December 3. Thomas Mullett, of the pariah of St. Pan,t l in lie county of Middlesex, vintner, at twelve, at Gaddin London. December 5 Richard Elsom, of Choreil•rne. Newington,' the county of Saner, earisenter, builder, dealer and char man, at ten, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—Dec. 5. James Roxburgh, late of Wincheareo.street, In the city 1 London, insaranembroker, merchant, dealer and chairman. Robert Rue and Christopher MINOS, late of the city or 11. • merchants. Joachim Christian Sine/oiler, of Abchure.-lane, .... ineurance.broker and merchant l Joaguirn Andrade, of Abchurch-laiie, London, insure broker and merchant. John Bruckner, of Snuthmolton.street, in the pariah ir , - George, Hanover square, in the liberty of Westentatei, the county of Middlesex, ladies' shoelonaker. Thomas Farmer Careless, of Counter -street, in the borough Southwark, and county of Surrey, cure-chandler, dealer sit, chapman. Mathew Macklin, late of Southampton, alterstnith and work ing jeweller, dealer and chairman Richard Meadley, of the town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, i•. the county of the same town, patten•maker, dexter an . . dispense. Thomas Douglas, of Gainsfnrd-street, Horan lowa, in county of Surrey, corn-dealer, dealer and citapman. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, To-moanoll. al. V Isaac Fearon, Wading-stieet, Loudon, Norwich shawl- manufacturer - - - 81 Daniel him, Whitcombmstroet, Cbaringwross, air. penter - - - - 3 I James Taylor, Newgatednarket, London. salesman 11 John Garruthen o Bristol, grocer - 9 1 Thomas Richardson, late of Mount pleasant, Srapowy, Middlesex, dealer and ehapman - 2 I Thomas Livermore the elder, Chelmsford, Essex, grocer 2 Ea/ward Kirkman, Portsmouth, Hampshire, linen- draper - - - 21. Joseph Johnsen and John Statham, Twicketermailli, Northamptonshire, and Thomas Johnson; Blooms- bury, Middlesex, millers . - 110 DIVIDENDS. William HMO, Roderomatreet, Southwark, Surrey, rectalyinvdiAiller - t Thomas Orson, Godalining, Surrey, timber-merchant 1 Alexander Anderson and David Robertson, Colemsa- Meet, London, merchants - t John Pringle, Ws-dour-street, Soho, unholnerer - II Thomas Palmer, Goodge-street„ Middlesex, tailor 1 Benjamin D amon, Orange-street, near Mooradian- square. pastry-cook - i William Ba r rett, Broad-etreet, London, merchant - l Henry Cook and John Herbert, Birchin-lane, Laudon, merchants - • 10 —..... PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Redocod S per Cent. tu.sok wilt 4 per Cent. Ii per Cent. Navy Long Ann. Imperial Annuities °minima India Bonds ... pee. 1 MN Exchequer Bill, English Lottery Tickets Cannot' for T. BISII, Stockbroker, 4, Conduit, and I), Charingamme. IRISH srocits, Noe. 9. Government Debentures 31 per cent Government Debentures f per Cent . 9sj Exchange... Dublin on London, Nov. 9,9 s. COURSE or EXCH ANGF., Nov. IS. Amsterdam ...35. 99 U. Venice Mt Ditto at Sight .. 35 1 Naples ...“ Rotterdam .... 11 5 2U. Lisbon .60 Hamburgh .... 34 6 21U. I Oporto ...60 Altona 34 7 211.1. Dublin . le Paris 1 day'adase 23 16 Cork l li Ditto 24 I S U. MULL lON. Bordeaux 24 2 I Portugal Gold in Coin Madrid — in paper. and San per on. —. — Ditto 4O effect. New Doubloons.. —-- ... Palermo .. —ln paper. New Dollars - ... --. Ditto r s i effect. Silver in Bars .... —-- Bilks .. New Louis each .. Legbaa 49 i Agio of the Bank on Holland, Genoa ...Cal 5$ per Cent. BIRTH. In Portlantplace, the Lady of Chaska Smith, Sm. re a daughter. MARRIAGE. On Saturday lost, at Starry, near Canterbury, John lbw% jun. Esq. of Greenland Dock, Rotherhathe, to Miss Susannah Kingsford, third daughter of the lice, Sampson Kings:ord. of Starry. • DEATHS. Bu O a n .ii,, T g, l i i . Dublin, M ußa r a s. dt D hay. aq , uery, widow of Henry Duquery. fig me S ol :e l :ro u te s it r a y :e o e f t°34 State, theiftitl an aaWnte d : m lail o itgal t h h ht e e r :i te Lnhi ooY t nut h b.s : ej la 6la te tif: C P r i l an k . ll : l: l7nf l t in iVGl l ‘l' D eeet Iwn;l•nOrrln'e,'Myi.:: Nevi NeJwu-► a cct, re, sou g..) age Unice, (rim evil) • .