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-. • - Mee, it. cosy unrertain, as the Spaniards have nearly I :I,r,n ready at a moment's warning, and all those r it in high spirits and coofident of viQery. Am , g toe 31 sail at anchor off limes s• i me Spaneirds. some Portuguese, and some American.. detained or captured. Sir Home Popham, abou• the 29th of September, sent in a flag of truce to t!•• Governor of •slonte Video, &sharing the fort in st ite of hlockade; but also mentioned that all iietiti al. might d have leave to pass his squadron, provide d ti i try di it within 7 days, and in ballast only, a- he si•diiild after that keep up a I i ; . ; .,rous blockade, .ind s:.ould take essry vessel that came out eve!' ice bd,iast, and should certain!y make prizes of all those that came out with a cargo, being the pr educe of the Sp Irish celonies in South Arrevica. This ecraerdin.iry de termination was notified to all neutrals by the Go vernor. After too days out of the seven bad elap s ed, some few sips, Portuguese anti Da:11,11. endeavoured to as ail themselves of the opportunity. and go out in ballast ; but when all ready. were stopped by the Spanish Govei ioneilt. The Ameri cans, as some could not, and in:iris would not, get ready to go in five days, came to a resolution to send in a petition, or remonstrance, to theGovemor. Mr. Deblois entild cot obtain, in time. the Giivet oot's answer rerbatewt; but he infdrino that its mean jog or tenor was as follow' w That he was pureed / aware sad emasibTe of the damages and ill crasequanees, that would inevitably .iecrue to the merfran vowels and their care. es, mot also connirtsri with them in opinion, that tar 'English Commodore hes* a legal pretence fir making them prises, as it was swpos-d then pifisis were welder; but, notwithatandi. g, he knew that Sir Win], Poph ,ot wa. 1 , 1 wrest of e ms:muss, and shou'd he allow Tentrals to gn out, the, must, without doubt, tall into Ins %ends, ant, (drowse, 1/01113 ifVfli some supply ; and Aso, ghat ha 4.1 not eouceive the treaty teelitteeed hr them to trtent to Spanish Colonltts Aate,tea l and ahn n id he la.+•• the , intstrig i, he wesomed it could Is 1. ghly .nejrdicial to the interest of hi master, the King of Spam. " Mr. Deblois also reports, that the Americans in La Plara are coosidered, by the lower•class of pen. pia, the same as English, because they speak the same language; and that the Governor t' ere does by no means appear to be friendly to Americans, of which it may be given as a proof. that the Spanish Shichaota have drawn op a representation to the Roy 41 Audience, requesting. that the Royal Order, ye/mating American vessels to go to the River Plata. my not be carried Into died, and it is thought, their request will be complied with." FROM r 1G TIT'S GAZETTE. At the Council Chamber, Milehall, the 4th of February PRESENT, Tile Leeds of His Majeny's Must Honours's* Privy Council Whereas, by en Aa „mu:A in the (veto-null year of His Majesty's Reign, intituled, " An AR to seeable His Majesty 'vinosity to train and exercise a proportiee of his subject. in England, under certain regulatilm, and MOP, effeCtually to prnside for the defence of the Realm r it ts, amongst oche, things, enacted. That it shell he lawful fee His Meiesty, on any returns then made, or stitch should then-after he made, of the numbers ef persons liahle toserre in the Millis, mat th• several Counties m England, under any Aft then in Gres, er tinder env Act which might be posed in that Sodden of Parliamtot, to direct His Privy Council to take such ietunis into consider ation and to apporti o n rine number of men, Lot reseeding !o@.ooo, among the wit cminnes, seerstdiog to the number so retiented, and thereupon to direct, that the numbers so amain. Ironed ...mild ha transmitted to the ree l ect'', Lieutenants of the said Cuentirc (nonce whereof child be thereupon Thrice printed in The /nether Gazette); and that such Lieltenante should, immediatidy after the last publicanen of such notice, Demmer) general and soled.vision meetings of Lmeussoaumey, in their le4neetlee enmities ; and that at such general meetings, the nutebers sl heed for each. telapealten county atesed be d i . s ada an d a . poisoned among the hundreds of such respective enmities; and, at such suhtheision meetings, the numbenso e l ipdrtioned among each respective titularies!, should be divided end apportioned among the parishes et such teepee-gm hun dreds, in thst manner then in use wait respect to the Militia : And whereas, under a reneie Act, passed I. the OWN &mien of Parliament, int:whet "An Act for doe Raton**, cored Lists of Persons liable to scow iii the Miltia, under an Act passed i n the Forty-second Year of His 'resent Majesty arid to su spend the Billet for the Militia in England for Two 'Venni" Rennin hare been made of the numhers of persona baba. to serve in the Militia, in the screed counties in Eng land, confurnols`e to the trimo prescribed be certain schedules thereto amuse' ; And whereas, His Majority bath been pl e ased, by His Qeder in Conned 01 the 4th instant, made in purmance of the said Act, itst aboyeementinned, to direct his Psi", Conned to take the said last mentioned returns into estoideration, and to appostidn two hundred thousand men editing s h e said morales, acceding to the number sei returned,. and thereutiun to desert, that the number se antienieried shalt be transmitted to the respecter, Lieutenants of the said come tie., and he Thrice ;meted in The LAMM UitClfe, he the purs roes iinnhened end repressed its the siid Act; His Majesty's 'nil Council, in obedience to Ilis Majesty's said directions, ent.nt-trid in the said U:der, and in pia..ailee if the powers end authorities contained in the laid Act, hen abraveomentions ed, have accordingly appoitemed. and do hereby apportion, sewing the rtes ral counties Edgland, two hundred thousand men, according to the several mindettespectled its the schedule hereunto anneeed, for each of **said ensisties respectively, aid ammswunt in the whole to two hued of th.nnana men, Curd winch SClititule Ili. ilaiesty's Privy Coursed are pleased to • shall be taken as pair of this Order ; and lira Majesty's P ire Council do !limey else direct, that this Order, and the ?Chester hereunto amiteterl, be trances lied to the respective iontenant.ef the said etnilltilel ice England, in order that they .he .'d proceed u l na the same, in Mai/nand .4 ilea thneettoas at she said Act M Peiament, list above-nientioned ; end His Majesty's Privy Council doheer by further 4hrect, that this 0..!m, end the said Schedule to the ' , ante annexed, be Tiniest rewired in lie I redo. Gonne W. IFAWKE:siE.R. (time le.low the Apputtigoinent ,a. given ia Pa;mir en SatuidAy (This Garotte also contains as Account et the Shari& appoint*/ by II is As j esty ist fat tits Year lba, as pima is Chi NA, uu Frislay 4dmirdly.Ofrr. Frirst4ry 7. 1407* CY pig* Of Letters front Captain Ras. to J H. Dams S:R. his Ml cry's Soil) Picpie, Mum Towage. Nov. VI, WO. . . I have the hrriblir to infotra you. titat the barge sr d two ether boat: of II:s Majesty's ship under my command, were s.nt pest ay to intercept a eehooeer coming mind Cape Kozo (Porto Rico), but owing to a very heavy squall, with rain, coming off .Lnre, they lost sight of her in the right t but h i ve great satisfaaion in adding, that Lieutenant Be% who commanded the party, assisted by Lieu tenant Baird?, of the Royal Marines, pushed in for Cabaret thy, where wey completely succeeded in J e st t oyirg a battery OD 'Aare. of, three guns, .'ruin.: them up, breaking . she Calli.iges. and hring ip g cut a vel y fine Spantab copper.bottome4l brig, Firmed for twolvc goal; I have-the houuut to be, &e." (signally..: p. g, Najiio's Ship Pique. Wu asap, SIR, N.,e 5,11 Db. I ts.. re the honour to inforne.po. that on the =d 1. I.lett.en,nt Baker, in the launch of ilia :;J's sl:v under my command, chat-J and dint on *Lott, aka scats smart skirmialaing upon the reef of Cape Roach a Trench feltscl.e.rigged ~ r ivateer, of twin guns, four swivels, anti twtuty is men, where she was totally lost. I have the pleasure further to inform ynn, that Lis returning to join the ship, he succeeded in capturing (after a very hog chase) another very fi.t sailing French privateer, of one gun, and twenty rf n. I have, ace. (Signed) C. 13. H. Ross. C of a Letter !tone Certain Wig's, of the Orpheut, tft Vice•Mwital J. It -D;cres. Ot e hens, in the Gulf of Meii.o, cIR. November 13, 1%06 I hez to Rev:tint yon, that, on the Iffah instant, I tell in with, and after a short chase, captured the Sn..nish schnonnr Si:unite, of four guns (two eights a;:,: two axes), Freida Campeche to the thvannah, with merchandise. I 3171, &c. (Signed) . T. &trans. Copy of a Letter (rem Captain Avlcntili, ..1 ibis M.jcsty's ship Success, to J. H. Iltcre:. His Maje ty's Lures, SIR, llcce ....oer C., 1 , 1 - 6. 1 beg leave to inform you, that, on the morn:ng of the 20th of lac , month, standing in for the land to the eastward of Cumberland Harbour, I observed a small felucca running into Hidden Port Mr. W. Duke, the First Lieutenant, volunteered his ser vices, with Lieuteaart Charles Spence, and Aiding Lieutenant Dowell O'Reilly. The barge and yawl were armed, I instantly dispatched On their approach, they ticird her crew had landed (about titty in number) with their small arms, and the only lug gun ; had lashed the vessel to ti.e trees; posted themselves on a hill clove to the beach, and fired down on our boats with grape and musketry in the most determined manner. (I am very sorry to say Lieutenant Duke was killed the first volley). Lieu tenant Spence, who took the command, informs me, it •• as impossible to stand the continued fire kept up from ow boats for hoar and twenty minutes, (several of the enemy having fallen during that time). From the barge beihg shot through in many places, seven wounde I men in the boats, Lieutenant Spence very prefperly judged it would be only sacri ficing the lives of the brave party to attempt ti e hill, he, therefore, ordered the vessel to be towed out, which was done from under a very heavy fire of grape. By her journal she appears to be the Vengeur French privateer, and sailed from the uty of St. Domingo the Ist of October, which, from being leaky, owing to shot-holes, Svc. sunk astern of the ship. Lieutenant Srence speaks in the highest terms of the Ailing Lieutenant O'Reilly, (who has been in that situation with me above eight months), the petty Officers, seamen, and marines crueler his orders. I cannot omit recommending to your notice Mr. William Rand Hughes. Master's-Mate, who passed fat a Lieutenant, and cunduded himself in a very spirited manner. With concern I inclose you a list of the killed, wounded, and missing; and have the honour to be, kc. (Signed) dons A eSCOUGU. To Vico•Minir.l Doc,os, Commander an Chief. &c. &c. • A return .4 killed, sreorieJ, and misting. in the boats coin inatuied by Lienten , nt Charles' Spence, of His Majesty's 'hip Success. John Ayorouuh, Esq. Capt. In action with the Vengcur French felucca privateer, of one gun and about Pitt wan, on the 20th ail Macomber, Ibo 6, in Hidden Pun, at the coact of Cuba Wi'hint Duke, Fust I.ientenant, killed. Dowell O'Reilly, ,Aicting Ltseknant, wounded in the kg. Jelin Frederick s o:4insiy, badly wounded in the thigh. Janes Clews... Able, badly wounds.) in the knee joint. Henry Bibby, Oidinary, belly wounded through the body. John Hornsby, Able, badly woended through the lungs. D,niei Burns, Landsman, sightly wounded in the lingers. Jas;ier ‘Vheeler, Mari , slightly wounded in the hand. Anthony Pelican, Able, ....s -ung. supposed to have deserted. kided, 7 w•unded, and I missing. (Slang) JOHN AYSLOUGH, Captain. THOMAS DEAR, Surgeon. Cop.: of a Linter from Captain Sir Thomas LIMN of Ilia Ma paity's shy the Menthe, to the Earl of St. N'iiirent HU Majest,'s ship Blanche, oft Hour- . MY LORD, daaux, January IS, 1807 I have the honour to transmit, for your Lord ship's information, a copy of a letter I have ad dressed to Captain Keats, Commander of a mina diet* of His Majesty's ships off itochfort. " With mraceustomed good fortune I have in tercepted the Gitbrge Washington, and found Cap taM Kavgariaii, late Commander of the Valeureuse French frigate, with his Oticers and men on board, consisting, in all, of three hundred and six men but she I.as no store* belonging to that ship. I have taken the prisoners nut, and sent the ship to England." I have the honour to be, See. (Signed) THOMAS LAVIB. Copy of a Letter (rein Captain Ricottas+, arsine so Account of the Capture of L'Adolphe Fr.i,ch Privates,. slia ItolajetWatu,lied defence ship Kosfelk, SIR, Leith /toads. Feb. S. 1807. I bay, to acquaint you, that on my returning from the Nore to this anchorage, we observed oft the ...26th ult. at eight o'clock a. es. a lugger, bear ing E.N.E. distant six or seven miles. Flambee Head hearing N.N.W. distant four miles, the wind W.S.W. several merchant vessels in shore; made all sail in chase. anti, at twenty minutes past one j • came up and boarded. The chase proved to be L'Adnlphe French privateer, commanded by Jacques Francis Leclerc, maanting fourteen guns, and having on board thirty-nine men ; two guns, fourteen carriages, with their boat and ports, they • had thrown overboard during the chase. She sailed , from Dunkirk Roads on the 21st tilt. and made a, capture on the 231 ult. of the I-eith Packet, laden with hemp. &c. from Tontringeit bound to London, near the Dogger Bank. We found on board L'Adolphe, the Master and five ut the crew, with three passsei.gers. 1 have, arc. (Sigurd) W. RICHAN. Donakl C4ul; bell, Esq. Captain of His Majesty's ship Teed, .te. dic. &s. MILITARY rßOSit..rfloNs. It oa.4cr, Fab 7, 11107. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—George Fitz•Claronat, G.Lat by Comm, wiabot.t ptuchare. race Elliott, wbo r..tigns. 3d Illarnent of Feet Guards--Entign Robert Nforgan Tighe, from th • 9th Foot, to bo Ennio, by perc..ase, race Goad to, promoted. Honworghle limn Berkeley Rodney to be Ensign, by put. chart, rice dome, promoted. Yallth Regiment of Foot—Capt..in W. G Davy to be Magor, br purchase, Clarice, who retires. Sth Rotel Veteraq Battalion—Nlmor Ile.arr 1.0. Stripe, from air Ito foot, to b. Lmutenutat.Colonel, rice Sweatiest's. doNwell. i %, STAPT. Colonel Solomon Peter neShtstr. on 03V-Pay of the 1401 to be a Briember-Gesicral in Army servir.g in the I..ewar.i and %V .:Award Charlsbatte Island Sta.tiun, rice Vandeleur, deceased. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Hewitt and Hoary (i.ll, of (/1.1 Forge-Farm, in the punsh of Tunbralg., in the county of Lent, gunpowder. makers. January 30,1807. W.lliam Manning, Jo.eyh Chetle, William Cook. and Jowl,b Reyes, of Kettering, di the ,niinty of Northampton, orick.raanufacturers. January :4, 1807. Jacob tlewling• and nmaham dieseling's, of Duke street, St. illflleeS 1.0114i00, warehousemen. September 'l9, 180 G. William Hen: y KlVel6.s4 Henry Return, licensed barkers. January JO, 1807. Charles Knight, John Heysvond, and Humphrey Nightin• gide. M.dlieeitcii, in the county of ellebiCf, Ma.llll4C. Sumer. January I, 1817. John Ade, the elder, Joan Ado, the younger. and Samuel Ade, of Lewes, camela.makers. January 214, 1817. John Adam., of giOMMl•lre, in the cluistr or Worceiter, wersasel.inanufacturer; John Parer, of Leice.ter, use lit.: COlllll, of s.e.cester. hosier; Jame. Ile. gate. of Md.:ratan bury, in the city of London, hooer an 4 Richard Jen, rat Brolll/VOVIS aforesaid. worstaid-usari . ufacturer. January 28, 18 7. Thomas Lance, William Sidburn, and Thomas Nichol;, of Liverpool, insurance-Wok re. January 31, trlo7. John K,tehiiig and ' , Atm Whitehead, of Leeds, in the county of York, dyers fa:limey I, 18117. Charles Nunn and James C..ok, of Cbmipsi4e, ha the city of London, warehousemen SopteiuMv 11, 1894. William Camps and Noma" Archer Webster, Btrtholn teew cl London, mustard and blue snaustfacturess. No- vember 30, HILO. WiMani Carr Fenton and ‘Vil'iarn Thornton. of New Mal. ton, Yorkshire, coal-merchants. Deminiser 13:16 sril .arn Roder and Son, of Groot Queen-street, I.incoltes. lam held., saddlers and ironmongers. December 25, 1806 Th x &Mk, Thomas James Brash, and William Sccireri, the younger, of Hasting., in the county of Sussex, merchants. December 31, 1684. BenJaiiiiii Smith and Jacub Pme, of Birmingham, in the county of VFaralc', ,teel toy-makers. 0.-ceinner 31, 1606. Jobe Smith snit Stephen Tidy, of tkd l,uwush of South wark, linen-drapers. Januaro Si, 1807. It.‘N I: K 'JPTS. Thrusts' Leach. latent GrliCe,,llley, Well,Anse-si us re, in the rari‘h of it. Mary, Whitochapel ' in the cuunty of Middle sex, haberdasher, dealer and chapnian, to surrender, Fo b:in:7 14, el, add March 21, at twelve, at Gurldh..ll, Ludlum Attorneys, Mews. Devon and Tooke, Gray's-irirr square. John Dennison, late of Queen-street, Oxford-street, in the County of Nl4.l.esex, carc,..e butcher, dealer and chaputaii, to ..urernd r. February 14, 24, and March 24 at trn, at Guddhall, L.rserod. Attorney, Mr. Wild, Warnick-square, N ege astrert. - - J ~T hm I)..ve, now or late of Newmarket, in the rnunty of attiol • , gr4c-r, dealer and chaptnan, to burrender, freU uary 14, 21, and March 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney„ Mr. Hall, at Saltees.h .11, London: James Shakashan, the yosinger, of Widwpteistreet, Pi shoppts.strett, London, dealer and chsprnan, to surrender, February 10, 24, and March 21, at twelve, at London Atturnepi, Mr. Wil•ron, King'slsencb-walltr, Temple; and Mr. Sparrow, Newcastle under-Lyme. Abiaharn Saunders, now or late ref Duke-srreet, Saint Geo ee's-fields, in tl e "natty of Surrey, Isom-dealer, dealer and ehsunte,r, to surrund.r, February 14, 21, and :.larch 21, at ten, at Goldhals, Londs;,i. Attorney, Mr. Keys, No. Somerset-street, Aldgaus, Louden. Did Johnston, of Brown-street, in the parish of St. Ge...ge, Hanover square, is the county of Middiesee, smith, dealer and chairman, to surmnder, February 14, 20, and March dl, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Freause, Great Queen -Afoot, Lincoln's inn-fields, London. John ECll,,giusi and John Grosvenor, both of Mlatagoo. street, in the county of Middlesex, builders, to surrender, I.elaruarr 10, 17, and March 21, at Mersin, at Guildhall, Lo Attorney, Mr. W. E. Alen, Sew bridge street, Lotittin. Thomas Broadbelt, of 81ton.le•Maers, in the county of Lancaster, mu ttttt and cotton-manufaelurer, dealer and chap mats, to 'amender, March 10,11, and 21, at eleven, at the Crusts lou, in Boltorrle•Moors. Attorneys, Jams Cress, Solicitor, in Bolton i and Mr. Windle, Bud ford row, London. Thomas Green, of Gind Union street, in the county of the Mims of Kingston uputi-Hull, dealer and chapman, to sur render, February 11, 12, and March 21, at eleven, at the house of Ambrose Gleadow, In Scale-lane, in Kingston upon-Hull. Attorneys, Mr. Picard, Hull; and Mr. J. Eger too,ol Gray's-ann, London. Joseph Whiteley, of the borough of Plymouth, in the eountyof Devon, merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender, February 23, 24, and March 21, at eleven, at Ike Clip. Arms Inn, in the borough of Plymouth. Attorney, Mt. Joseph Whiteford, in P.yinouth. Edward &demo, now or late of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, favor, dc aloe and chapman, to surrendm, Fe. bruin, 26, 27, and Much 21, at eleven, at the Doi Tavern, in M inchester. Atteruc)., Messrs. Johnson and Bailey, is Manchester. Joeeph Steel, late of Strickpon, in the county of Chester, but 'row of East Retford, in the county of Nettin4liam, check inanufadlurer, stealer and cltaptisan, to surrender, February la. 12, and March 21, at four, at the George Inn, in Worksop. Attorney, Mr. Richard Hanuao, East Rinfind. John Earner, of Preston, in the county of Lananaer, c t torr.spinner, dealer in.d clutpisari, to surrender, February 13, and March 41 , at eleven, at the house el Edward Clough, the Red Lien Ina, in Preston Attoreeys, Mr. Hugh lies. burn, Preston; and Alain. Jarrett, Holborn-court, Gray% Inn, London. Wdlum W..fntweith Deschamps Bennet Stevenson Mor gan, and Peter M.Taggart, of Suffelk4arre, London, inurchailt., dealers and chaplains, to surrender, February 14, dl, sod March 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,, Messrs. PLarce, boson And Allen Paterrinster-row. _ _ . • . %Voltam Dawtaisd, a th, ') prudish of Devises, in the county d,aper, *man, do..er and chapman, to surrender, feeroary 117, 2n, and March ttl, at eleven, at the Slack Bear Inn, in the brootigli of Doviaes. Attorney., Mr. John Sayle„ Devia:s ; and Mean. Netnersole mot Pottall„ Easel west, Strand, London. _ _ Charles Murton. of Croydon, in he count• of Sure", hone dealer, to surrender, Vehruary 31, 34, and March Yl , st 01111, at Guildhall, Lohdon. Attorney, Mt. James Benton, Unwn• arra', Southwark. _ _ _ ki.;iiard Garland Brany of the Minority, in the city of Liao. but..her, to surrender, Fewiaary 14, 21, aid March 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Len Jon. Attotney, Mr. Catte:l, lane, Psocliurch-street. James W onf, of yder's miurt, Ili the parish of St. Ana, Sohn, in th • county at NlAlillesea, %loser and 'estlier-wilor, skater and cliapmaii, to sior,nd.r„ Favroary 14, 24, and Mitch ?I, At ei,ren, at Guildhall, LonJo.i. Attaint.ly„ Mr. Nelson, 111...1 , 10x street, Hanover +ram. Kobus Hammond, of Mytoii, in the county .f the town of dreg:ie, dealer and Chapman, to inu seo.ler.F...arti-ry 11, 1/, and hlarch 21, at twelve, at the hours of Amb.we Giesdow, infs.:alt.:ant, in the town of King ston Attntney+, Maws Pardinando and Picard, Hu:l ; and Mr J hßert u u, ufQcaL lan, London. John Svnior,ia( Brwdr.,us Ihury-laise„ in the county of Middlesex, iniiney-lcrivenar, dealer and chaptaan, to surren• .lei, February 10, 21, and March 11, it tea, at Guildhav„ London. Attorimay, Mr. BAMeley, Saarlmatrect. Lincoln's. hot-fields. Beopunin Mountforr, tate of Walsall, in the coeuty of Staf ford, initial and grocer, to 'amender, l• enria.ry V o 28, and March SI, at e c:era, at the Royal Mae', "temple-row, an Ilorm.ngharn. Attorneys, Mr. Jeaors„ Wrdsad , an , l Mears. Kanierley, Long, and lace, Sy.aurrta Inn, Chancery Loudon. 1/ 1 6NDS. rebtaary Bs. James Hui, or D. ptf nrd, in the county of Tent, victualler, d a!er and chairman, at tea. at Godshall, Loudon. February - 47. 31111111, lets of Stranefool, in the r0..0 el FOWllilOpt, ut the county of fleroford, Ards a , o ! c'saputait, at eleven, at the Mitre 'remit, in the city of Henetenl. j.Lrwrj• 4.4. Stealer Mush ail Fleet. d tiraveten4, in tie county of ICent, lUtee•draper, dealetand chopinan, at at Guildhall, LOllllOll. March I. James tlr..?man, late of Liver..no', in v,e of Lancaster, master and femme., m-rch tor, i ,at. citakot.,i but now .lecitated), at eleven, at the Globe Tern, in Johiettreet, in Lill-tvipti. March 4 Willis,,, I.•aonby, of Manch -.ter, in t 1.6 cot' I..oca.ter, trunrueoger, at eleven, at tl.e Iter al U.k Mn nehe.ter. 'ci 2. Thomas Davie, of the borough county of Leicester, hosi r, deal r and at , at the noose of Mr. Jah-vi I/Stollen. the I.Vritto lint I Le.,:e ter. March S. John Starr, of eta city of Worcester, brand, chant, at maw% at Cie White Hatt ILn, in the !Instal. Fevre's., 22 Mart Hush.s, late of Wir.itigt,n, county f, d vie, and Cu .paon. ten, at the sips M the runcii LI .wi, of the tow n *initiate. February 12. Themes Owen, late of Ra , . , 1-I.ne, io t at London, wine and brandy-tacieiai.i..ii ten, at fint, much Samuel Yeltham, late of the eny of Mew to use coouty or WIN, tAi . ..r. illP•111 in. &Slier a„d nun, at three, at the rack Mow 100 , v. the city Sarum. March S. Charles Suck, late of Wiindeet All Slims, county of Lincola, mincer, dra i .er sod maw, et ten, Peacock lois, in Huston, in the se,ri coon y. cv.it rincA rt % —Els U Jame!, Croir•rv. or Woir,•rharopton inch* coo My of Si u.I maker , gruetr, deals! auk thri,•man William Or I, of fenchurclpstreet, LelidAs, wine a-41 merchant. WJliam bleroer, of Milment, fa th• parish of St Stebonheath, otherwise Stepney, bt the coo iv .n see, horse-dealer aunt chairt.au. Archibald Sinclair, Castle-Lenart. Ri chin lay ,n I of I,rindon, merchant sad insurance-br.,1.1r, chapman. Charnel Bateman, of Derby, in the rounti of Dern!, IPeritanrr. John Raker, late of Bridgewater, in the county of Sannlar4 jobber of cattle, dealer In I chapcnata Robert Boon, late of Cherlcuy, in the county of 3 ~ jo , rlur of rattle, dealer .riot r6.grntau. Minns Wesh, late ot We.tmwst,--tr, , e•-r ad, in t h e , of Surrey, coel-ntercha..t, that:: and chairman. INSOLVENTS. PRISONERS in the FiNzrs }BENCH Prison. in the of Surrey. WIRsTTICS. Jima Roberta, formerly of Stostei,treet, Iti the ►wou Southwark. an..l rate of Wale orth, in that cou:rty at' warehoutentan. itich.irtronik.::., formerly of Flltt-a-street. llohors, county of M.dtllme. , and lite of St. Thuina.'s-effe.u, borough of Southwark. niercl..rat. NAPiIL INIILLICitXCL ItORTSUOVTII.IIII/. Arrived the Newry eldieortoos and Casaba. East ladiarsen, from the U; wns. The Duke of Mont. -Lee, Adm.nsi Uarolner, Fdtn, Scarily Castle. NoternOmo. lime Br, se, tannic, Alfred. Curial's, Henry Addiv,gto«, derland East Indiamen, at the Mother fink, wi the first fair wind. MEETINGS OF CRFDIToItS Al GUILDHAI virrea lOW . Clamant Stephtn !lichen/ow% Cs&bridge, how John Spencer. law of Taplow.mlll, rkirkinchs mishit*, miller . . Joshua hicharrt watchmen, ThrewOsk 'lel, Horei•y. demo, au:T.4, cooper . . Diviugmns. •lintaniter Cre:kburn, Ura)'..'n Awl% Illier.c.wa. gaoler . . • . Peter Rogue, Whitetriare, London, lip!;.lin. . John Whitley Ayres, lial:eigh, 5...f.i.......eke•p-r Julia Jackson, Great liannorth, N-nolit, des....st CERTIFICATEs Thomas Hall, late of Dudlir. in t..e county of W r1,81.-r and Chapman. William Rouse, of the city of Moccasin, eirersmith end) eller, dealer and chapinon. Oliver Holden, of Clithere, in die intently of Lancaster, manufartuier, dealer and clispenan. Simony lints, late of Saint Slaty Axe, in t►e city of don, merchant. num OF wrocks um cvniituay. a per Cent. Reduced .. • • ‘Sii .7, per Cent. Consols •• . 4 per Cent. 5 per Cent. Navy .... Long Annuities _ ... .17 15-14 11 /el loi per 113 per Cent . _sit bilis Stock Ditto loads sl ti mos. Exchequer Bills Ix Me. is. par English Lotter, Tickets l6l. Culisols for • fill T. BISH. Stock-Broker, •, Cornhill. and 9, (.Tiring BIRTH. Th e Lady of the Hoe. tit natal Sir Arthur Wencher, Tuesday, of a sou and heir, at.ais imams, ia ►larJey-street. DEATHS. On Fridlv lan, after a p inful Moen, 11.3,1 v A.laio wife of Su W. H. Ashburn. of Waterauck, in the Oxford. On the 4th Meteor, at hie house at Stxtnford•hill, 70th year of Mt age, Mr William Hoidsworth, formerly Bank of England. UM' WATIR. THIS DM , AT LUsDus SA+ Main. min.atlet R Even. ...7t altr SALES BY AUC lON. LEIGH and S. SioTHERY. llnskqelerg, At the,' 11,.uats, No. 1414 &raid. TSUJI. and Toentr• tulles/in, Days (Sundays a,d Fast , •ric.1.1.4) THE F.tuire and Valuable 111 UN L ST(. in TRADE of the late Sir. ISIIIDOI, Rooks* atsVrincheatei; incluAine the LIIIRA'.IEI of Ri.ll /WADLEY and SHIPLEY, forming toonate $ gime loth.' in ee-ry class of Literature N H. The &mks ere unieeisally in weeellent enndith To be viewed, and Cat Alegurs, tow,. Is. lid to he new et the place tat'Sa:e and sons, Nita,. Hall end itadfate, Ed.ftbateta; Me Archer, !) Mr. Ceoita, toleford ; Mr. thight•ii, Caalbri.lse; and Ilubbias, Westchester. minus us THE I ['ALIAS AND RH01.041 SCH CAPITAL BOORS OF' PRINTS, &c. I. Mt. RICHARDSON. At his Wm., No. 31, the Cornet of Villtaerstr•et, on FRIDAY. Fakery IS, *A foihnolug Day, at o'Clock, C(A.LECTION of PRINT 3, comp ix neatly of the rare Works of Mate 'moat i et race s ; (;.,ids, &e. &e ; Ranee*. rs Camay es. by Doe* Cressien. In the I. eng,l4l !school are mail alter ate , Reynolds, aad who , emeneot Macon; tt el..dh 1 mans k. and private Pau. t anyone the gooks sr. H d i ta's Vieera India; 11. esitton s Schee% PtCIIITA i1t1 1 14 . 4 ; Penney...es We Cued Collection, 1 Vols.; 11/en•e.'s Vole(' to peril ; and many others equally valualsk. To S. aser:d nn Thursday, and the Vl•nnilaga of ! Qualogre. to be had of Mk. Itechaielsoes, S•e 3i. heaod. LOND.)N -.Profit./ ot LIIIVIL)64 PA, f4..r. C.. ut, Sor and pa .lattad a. Ofgc.., M.. It. Kock al Si. Llosoont's Sttoi.d W. s ruck, .t No. 7, PPM Itylton-otmot, °Mars, te th.v.P.ner, sent to is ON* t f l 5 orb le dun ottiotdoi M. t 9:elpep . C,unt, 3 ,i lobe T.. nu,nt of ; i :t, in the t el gen, LIN lu ritly me,. .its A' in tl.• t; of tiot. the re ? 11 , 1• 1 1, 1 . • i , r ime• eo , chi", .4 New t, In the 0 , m 111.4 1 Pm 11.1 Ono*• fltmet a De .4444. (01 4 the e'to Si tt a j 1 1 / 1 1 tu.atri. lel.l Interim s "stet et, 1 .e county 111 /kV Idn Jae Count/ attet et 1 ' Seou). INI t, in the t, t IP Se titetttai Cersl4 01. and CA Mai ail N. A. A . 3 11 Ha. o, Mr. . 2 11 r- 1 . V It . 11 F. 1 and net, Pem tau end Oa- INS Iris r, tabor rites MII of bill- ITC and *lnn ; r • le epa I. 4111 it sie?, es net. outity of 1) , 11, tte If of the X Al Übe. lr T., tot ..1164111 er tat netr-One d I) t 1 ('()CiC /Mr okseller. R tine. 1 , to. 1.e., me, and ••L !).obit) 1 ..f Mr. Strand, - Pit its 1 prishy v, .he Coe. Y. to Vrn••le .1. 7, 44. S V Dab.' at tba • Not.d. tor A 111•4. .• notral , 4% •