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. 1.• •• • -PP*IMIIi rt.- , r% So 'a tem 'Mit., • hi. 1716(1 tke Settitsb ittktirts ; thit • its obvt.;- w• , / ,ni l'is.ltilifiject Witdpe- IN littilify frfettils, . . . , iriattil isteoidriterce.. rufr"*..ttte. if,.. y .t.1,1e sulittiv:nnotip 4?!: f 3: 4: . ,y, ands ils .. ns- p . T . tite g l oat tkilfroble . rob, sod elt.silur )ieWitt mrticullir - eadinittion bt the Ito., se,„ , Thil:platoris erottifhtyluil thelipol; kid • inilitentes rinliatity s of 'arinee•ibere - niiirtafail -50/TV,Ie-prwutle ,of . nii Catholic Wort:— lk w ,illivitifiketiskist einpley eiliirge - a innit b.exii „,- (hid ..tifttip'wher e- labour secrns to ilde the siren gth of Nis nthitbitinits, . ** get E a , from St..Sotioastieit an the shores of Vie ii 4 Pa- II ar raj IV , : valley ; 'horned witlrdelielour "P. - , e aoLes .' Or thonsonde of birds are fliers salsol„,. h the haute ' sititte&iffnsed roorink of ri 't tank against tlielibokor the Talks, Is' rilitob thiii hrippl retreat aitlirteiq eistirely'snr nodal._ The rued Cum St. Sek4stiatt to Whoa Oriss.strtersdied, scenes, yrhich ilftord pleising Ode sit contemplation to theiliatveller. Mfg 0010100Phithuittros, of ver d ure pFrpatitolly sac risoch peter ; an oir,of content it dvicteal in csiontenences of the pee:,;anfe,lisliis ninkethe puntaitis re-echo iiith aosieni Cantobriati sings. the sutlers, the 6m of e.orpgacyfully wave over : beiin fltraera ; ink! the tressuites •6r uoicuiture profs-.sly I,4g4.o4lilipkvo,a.upon the summits the rocks theiniielvei: Tlie.beauty of the sky, purity of , thalatinoopbetki.thr littat)*Y. al well the selulaity...of. rue. tornumcw tors, add to the import whisky -inaukrit., is 43dt:elated to Loon . ._. .necnonT to the tee, and that hospitilitY isniitiviesallypesctisPd 16`11th*13.* These pare slid Miceltont traits iq lair oarakter ere'inmewhist altered in the ?vieinkr rVhc'eiiier; there the effervescence of the passioki. . ` ilanre•isowerfelty • felt: The itlfsahitants of ail.' Ac.; 'clou!stless; ,weary 'of the happiness they en z' yeti, thought htto tnteri-npt it themselves, by re :liing,api sat the lia+Af.. 'int .whale pointer dil irproretFtbe co:sasiet , isf - tiiie' ealii rid,- gkid• 13ilbita. 4 being . stilqierfeet by- . :ilie• 18,--nabs; boon re rued' to its allegiance.: Banishment to the Phi +lnes Oaa"thr rinli nfinishreent • inaitted by aiiiresid: on he tinqlesulers of theinaorreCtiorr. The Asteriiis, ski7ernale of the •Spenisb mo-• achy, Wont k vises:tech: not , fess canons than lscay. 'Thee inthrotarne there ev.hilat a cosaftslion /4y 004,01112 r; andiontiriaglnitstra the in- hatant • Vtot" plains, uneecistotried t,- . the wad anclept'ist natii!4,.... ' The native of the Asturias ' ilidyieisibilid to aangers mil tent mrraerous.than ore obi& attestsl a military lito; .eteath is ever ppeot-49.* **Sr.' ai't ire soul is kept in a state .pewetirl . thinsi.' • Silt)iifi , you hive ' climbed +.4 r miffs* `Of A * illOttOtilii 'yen .slitirlile . i to find miself surplciiitet etrerttre okysses oftihe' ocean. au ave-ohliikv ‘ l:o pmeeei will& caution along - the ink of pria.i. s , lecs, whitie the rinite'pf 'isnmherless . rrents, mink:Ali; faint iiik . to Prick, troolut ei it' lad of dizziness.. Tl...fr mg/ taatti, sa'tplim ...,1,1114 ,stiirp steps, rudtly cut in a spiral fin-action, to e stun essita of the most rugged mountains. Can theu he sari . svising, that the MOOTS, .after the bat. Of Xeres!, )11 /I'l, aurae did pursue into the~,.; vary region% the riles of the army of-the l'i.i. ilia, which,, under the conduct of the valiant Pb: ; us, , entrencliell iliNaktres beliiqrt thlrw iliac. osshle ramparts P - lo 'the civirns of- thi. Isamu: tlOOO .c . ouutr7 76 . vanquithed faction *gtallially ;si er t ") its Jfierr; "add from its nteepy crag. ured destruction inti dimity on the territ6ries of , i poFeAl ili4tiw ,kkted by the Osiaii,idea; i f .t h e ka t - 1 00 .' 4 r . ettirks i n ERNA ffie.litopulle.7 tksbesive, rye s. tut *Alice. lik Etypt, ittrir slim: ttw, u tokl tuition. wt... d.. ii - 140 ts; n it neohiervatton It be ipilit.vl iii . , - fret • Biafaylans, turiiine; yell Gallic-isms. All tli4.e persisle eon:- er thcinsilvei as 'inside, and at au& they are se oale,tgetil id the oulehslacts. ' I.- 0.• , - P., 1 , •••C is mmih.... • . .yeller would be trik,pitii . 4*. iltegistr, tout he w* traveraiug thi'deleitiref , Aleteivar Winsitirloiirs of the' iillefureiiiiiale a ittewiter gist* Ow tatestrof:tlf inifitstryilliipplitAr.• 'IT- new anitimiNwasears t&144 SW ..gleossie•gw4wistowt sifillkibnt • fin"ihrt, anihrAwia kw las .rcpas,ts., like 'thritittietst littaeath• soigq viSlitisvp• tri?. Alt 'night •wvetched but, .diguitied with Show afiVellation of an inn, receireathie therettiltOd tO hiniseif tabs. insults:4l4lW a EilpliVniler, , Nis upon 'straw, Th gisnicrvi7or haystuit.. , lw•therwi inns, the 'unwed - tette; :4ingiw.seheoo, nutlet,. anal lidliiihi'ahhhalsy all- fiefs! rogethar. -Elsisithews the' inns irettfterftl'arrif the stialigeisaitids ise theta ell kp e Ac co mm odations he cull 414/46 - .44 be • .sp. PinotheriVradrid, the vilWgbe are snore nuinerosis, arid;b4tterbAlf ; the inch inortricleanly and , conk timelines ;- and the ttavelles eallentliCleS all the at tentions of the most g enerous hospitality s ... 'raw peasants crowd aituud the'vvay to olli•r him • fruits mud refreshments, for which they expect no remuneration., Such, says. ii*rticent *Tiler, it ate faint outline of *.eitaracter of. the contagentis inouidaincers of Biscay, the Astoria , . .and 4,allieia, and the sketch 91' the conatrais whch the f y inhabit. The pride syitli which they are•yeproic ied, in eomnion with ltbe natives of, . tbe other provinces of Spain, pro elects aietwe'of their own tnedtii, carried to 111so•extroines end attached to. the recollection of .Sks past glory of their antieut monarchs, who em braced the whole. world. in their political crimbina •tions. innate hauteur would sti I excite *them, if OCcaitionotreisid, to perform prodigies of widow. History records the heroic attachment of these intrepid Castilians, who placed on the head of Philip V. a crown, which confederated Europe wilts desirous of giving to the Arch-Duke Charles. Irteed of admiring a sober, patient, humane, hos pliable, religions, and valiant nation, strangers arc, rr general, guilty of unpardonable injustice, as well as ignorance, in the judgments they pass upon it Nothing is wanting in Spain, but a tree circulation of .11',.crel, .sentirinclits, und philosophical ideas. S kit . lia is almost-toe only tar:vet. that was guided rby principles of honour and humanity, duribg .the kbmiors of the French revolution ; she merely en 011swesiored to repel the efforts of anarchy, which threatened to overleap the Pyrenees, 'and •to over ..therm the itlifiee of social owlet. Charles IV. was ', the only soecreign of Europe, who did not obey the dictates - of inordinate ambition, or take possession of tows* at his own name. Two:very renatirLabie men commanded the troops of His Catholic nojejity, in 1793. Thew were Dou'll'antura Caro, and Antonio Iticardos. Caro, . with vg,ooo men, VISO ordered to keep the heights of llrdaisou, and to cover rtiscay, as well as Nit- Alava, ya • imomease line, which would have re g.wired *much greater manlier of troops to defend isriiCaro would have rained the cause of Spain, • Mid** cwisoestrated them. He was obliged to din- inireq them, a :erasure which the nattne of the eissemi itself. rendered necessary. The impetuous thretral,teking edvantege of the disorder winch pre -veiled ma-She French ftoutiers, made himself was ter if Midge and. Chateau l'ignon, forts that were 'deetesd. devergeable ; stormed .4ht port of La Cries des Bouquets, and secured the whole fron :aerobe care of which had been cdtninitted to him. The &graffitn ~ and the Nevarrese, seconded tutu with Fouriofel spied in his enterprizem. They rose .. *NOV • ...bath* valley of Bintaii,flie very women teqk up arras • and patriotism instantly trunsfonn ttltheleintissiAdises, Banditti repaired from the Si ' 11t411*.11411. 4 50 the. Spanish standard, under the conduct of Utoidar, their leader, renounced their iffelollainieus profession, and expiated by their eon eige the infamy .of their least life. The French treopswere unable to make head against their va limit adversaries and all the valour of the cele brated Toqr d'Auvergue Wa3 iu vain exerted against the living hulweriesef , • {Ty be cotts imoyd.) • Naii4144#44./G;i:NCE. • •••.volow . 41411111111NOUTH) AUG. 19. •he.***Meikeisft 64: gyms,. Crum the with a eastwaie ;• , ... . - large cottertiVaibltheithwins ; among which are - 'tftFAO,' Wiltharostoso, Tortoise, .staisi Bort Wil ' gam, Etaittudionert ; and a fleet of other outward [o. und 'tesstfis; ice . under convey from the Dawes. . ' Bailed the Ant, with 13 -ail of tnuisperts for • ranfwillr. 4 TU StiyilpsholiteOis appointer! cerirey.fet Guam fey, and La 'lecke for Plymouth .-- Wend I.W. kil ' Atilror 20. .... Irei itis,l6l!jeitt's ship fleet Pfefo, with a eet no, *Westward, for'Spain i bat tbevind having come * Westward, they are expected to bring up at St. lielen`a: . ' . ... - . • His Majesty's Ship Strrerss 1•4 expected to sail to . _ rrew, with at.fleetib? iStrultjlt ' •t • . ... . PLYMMILITII, AUG. 10. Came inllis.Mitjesty's schooner E.rpress, from Jasmines', in four weeks, with dispatches. Arrived Ilia Mikkesty's sollooner Weddle, Liente nont C. Brewite r with dispatches froui Sir A. Coch raue in the Weatjudies, relative to tome intercepted disuesclies from Deadpans, re vesting Spain.. NO left itawAskies the Igth July ; at 'that time the Belkisk, York,lntrepisi, wad Capktili, lay there..-:- The.ileasiiias had sailedfor Tortola ' to join the homstrard-hound convey.. Arrived also, Ls Tigre, 410, Capt. ilellowell, from the Eastward. Sailed the Neptune (3) for,Dublin. .. :'!" ., ';'.•_- 1 11E4t.t *VV. 10. • - ' .elititeti. We ramming, the- Dellctophen, 'lllllooible, Wiirspitc, mid Hero, to tile •Norrheart4. • • Stan-ed - rhe- Le e l o ihme, from the Westward, and remains in the Downs, with the rest of the ships, us irOr . '• AlAill*T 20. Arrirrti end *oiled for the firer, the Pitt, Smith, atilt:the stator the •fieet front Jamaica ; ae rr'nrl of Witich hare brought up in the (hilha Virchriptdr, Gootirriti, one of the floret, icon abate Sunel*,-bat if the weather eon ' tintaticforounittle, she-wii4 be got eff next titre.— WitortNt. F.. . TARIII01:1111, •Va. IS. ilebtArii•Rumw4fs squadron was sernat the.truck of tioP.FlSersh .yeateaday, but wilted agoje for the Tekt44. fur the spring tides, tu4 are expectspit ;pie the Roods b . j,th! 24th. . . , . T .._—_. • .t• _ 1 ,2„,-::, 17t 5 0.1 I SA?' GAZETTE. •-. * - - , •4 -..-•..: . .. . . 4 • (1/01- a; ,;higuat go; 180?; _ ..., 4or A r .. .. i.x.,., ,. ... ' , vs. vs, Ca til Z; a r t is iaissi '. 79aliiii said rcsse,Pigtt, to the lime W. W. tole, dated on board am /Am in, at sea„ the rqb Jul)•, Sill. • . ' ..,.... . siµ— . l . ,t•e truprriere, in her way back to Ja maica. (artr accopeLsauying t 4 4. cOnvoy in ttfy citar tHrothigli, Ow gAgitly ot flopd -- .").aluvosit itts modiately after . pairstig . cumai4,, waa„fortpinite enough to $l4 la with. aud capture, sifter a long chase, the French 'ender privateer Peaty, (trite His .31;sjcsiy.:* cnt.tsor liarltsini),, as 'pensioned in Captain Ske.uts:a.kintar,./aeopy ii( k hia is ih o ‘ed far this information sii•Alie, Lords Cokiitsiesiritieni.of the Admiralty. • tam,. &e. J. It. DICKE& , git Mujestis s ittip cliwyriere, it ter, ray so 'so*. Sa ft—l have the hosintir to acquaint von with the capture, un the 17th austpnt„ of, the l'iinvill'eUtti4 privateer4Peraty, (late Ms Majesty's cuttgr Air barit), of Gisattiatotipe, utter a elm.se of twenty-four boars, by His Majesty ' s ship Gus:nit:re, tinder soy command,' ~. . .. , , . ~ This vessel, mounting twelve eighteell,pottpTer iirrisiisdes, with ninety men, and courpousaled by M. Nnur;.sou, sailed from Charleston on the 10th instant, where she bad been refitted and furnished with stores and provisions fur three months. She *us diseuvered,in the tiack of the valuable Jamaica fleet, wider convoy of the Veteran, of which she had obtained most correct information'as to their strength, number, and ,ituution, from the Ma s ter of all Ainerleall brig, who 190 himself claimed and received the protection of that convoy, which he betrayed to the enemy in . twenty-four hours after parting company. I *us, &c. . (Signed) At. Es. Saute. To J. R. pacres, Vice-Admiral of the Rad, dm. Sm. Scc. , Copy of a letter fiom Vice-Admiral Sir threstrellew,"Part. Commander in Chief of His Majesty's chips sod vessels in the Cast Indira, it) the lloomarable William %%rllesley Pu'e, dated on board His Majesty's ship Culloden, aLsea, e.%1 of February, loos. Sirt--I inclose a letter from Captain Caulfield, stating the capture of the Adele French privateer, en the sth December last, by His Majesty's ship Russel, under his commuud. • I have the honour to be, ke. (Signed) En. PELLEVI. His Majesty's ship Russel, at sea, .Ilbq ember ii, taw. Stit—l have the honour tol'll'ocm yu'u, that this morning, at three o'clock a. we. lat. 17.5. N. long. 93.1.3. E. I captured the Ftvucl► privateer brig I.' Adele, of two hundred and eighty tons and out hundred and forty-three men, pierced fur 18 guns, hot mounting only eight twelve-pound earl-on:ides and two long twelve-pounders. She sailed from the Isle of France on the 14th of lust July, and carries seven month,' water and provi►ions fur our bandied and fifty men. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) T. G. CAULFIELD. To Sir Edward Pellet'', Itene-Arhoirai of the Red, Commander in Chief, list. &c. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, Aug. uO, 1301. 4th Regiment of Drsgoon Guards—Surgeon noise' Bence, from the Stab foot, to be Surgeon, vice Irwin, appointed Surgeon to theFurcev. )41 Regiment of Foot Guards—The Honourable Richard Fit:-GilabuM to be Luvigii, without purchase, vice Stewart, promoted in the Cape Ragintent. 111 Regiment of Foot—Brevet %Isjor Thomas Deane, fears the 04th tout, to be Major, vice SPDonnell, deceMucl. 16th Ditto—Rrevet Major F. H. Thomas to be Major, vice Bowyer, deceased. Seth Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Darling, from the Qu.uter-Master-General's Staff, to be Major, without purchase, vice Dickenson, promoted. ad Wcst Indian Regiment—Captiliu Alexander Maclean to be Major, without purchase, vice IMrley, deceased. STAFF. Major Neil Campbell, of the foot, to be Deputy Ad jutant-Gana:ll to the Forces luring in the IVilativ.ard and Leeward Islam*, will. the rank of Lienteusut-Culoocl iu tha Army, vice Bowyer, deceased. BARRACKS. Richard Sly, Gent. to be a barrack-Master in Great Bri taiu, lice Jame+ Read. dismissed. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Reepla Davies and William Williams, breeches-makers, Lord-street, Liverpool. August 13, ISO 6. James Format, James Win. Sowerhy, and Samuel Ecking rotten-spiunere, t hooter. August 17, 111411. Janes Carter and Thimphilus Curter, of Coventry, is atch sasnufactuens. August 16,1804. WillianaTutekgr, Isaiah Ifirt, jun. and John Ivory, spirit merchant., Plvmouth-Doek, Devon, August ~ ItlOtl. Thomas Pardee and Charles Williams, of Clear:tory Moe %inset, Salop, linea,dimpers.. Jere 1004. Isabella Sutton, Wiiseknorth, John Burgh, Cha s . Keiglitt and , Chscli• Suttoo, of Brukcs Wharf, Thames street, Loudon, ainic-fsetors. August 13, lout. I Thomas ()livens Warwick, of Rotherham, York, Doctor of VlnmiriJalire Al.lrod, of the same place, Geist. and Thu mass Holy, of Siodbold, Vu, k, merchant. August ,17, (sue, William taiaaorah listailley, John Uagtliey, and John • Reynaillsen, .01% cwark-upou-Treet, Nottingham, Illerchanu. Jai/sin, 1000. • . • • 1666616 Gray sad 'Thomas Dilworth, of Bishopsgate, LOD -4...a.witiiiisstug."4l4l4ll9'lstatftgasd. theory Witham, of Culver-Bridge,. Derbr, blaicksautha. I)evarber :It, 1507. William Cann and Jo u Haman( Samuel, of Char ing •Crimaelottcry-stice-beepers. August 16, UPC Upon Allen, jun.. Nathan Ablitt, audJaaties Alditt , col n , merchants, of Ipswich, Suffolk. August a, 150 a. ' novas Wilkissoa the eldn, Thomas • Wilkinson the yeafter, and Unarles Wilkausina, of Barbican, Loudoo, mer &Gad; itity Lo, taw— Airfield Dishfuls, and Spaniel Shirley, of ;few North • street, Red Laon-square, Iladdlesea, tailors. August 8, 1666. Biehartt Marriott,. James Taylor, mad Jason Payne, of Northampton, rurrian. Ammat 13, 1008. John Barad and Henry Read, of the Ohl Jewry; Loisolou, nmerissen. hone an, Hots. tissot..l Pesrsun, George Pearson the younger, 'and Na thaniel l'earsou, all of MartlealieW, Chrstrv, filo sra far as relates to the sabl'George Penmen: Alit II PM. • . . !Pkilipesis.• and Jobs Ciriatian.BirckbanlLTof Doke -street, Adrlphi, West 1111 l dianiund-iiinclunda. January t, moth Henry Crawley and William Watts the younger, of Bristol, terl Watt. August t ir 111011. TUMORS its)nottis sod )4Wlta AV3On, of Marill'a-111- Grand, Loisisisiirosimougers.. Augjiall9, • BANIitIICY3TY ENP412G40., . roootio FnauUotol, of 800- me„, (Iteapsidr, warebotme. am% f r om August tl,lu 011ObCr e, at cieveu, id, LootJou. ' Irtichottl I.ctivrrll, lee of Cleontand-strret, New-road, Pollens; *weilrxnc, coo-ktwper, from Augso.t Ili, to Oc -totott ti et tett, at liud4Lall, L0w144 8 *Bowl tiaeders,of Atnlocch-taur, londo •• viutner, Goo Limiest . 11 7 ,1 4 octob,r 1.1 ) , M le* GufidlodY, Lmoloo. RANLRUVICY SUPERSEDED, WiMiato tilateurssa, abupkeeper. . SIANKIIII/411. . wineya Jones, of Swansea, Glamorgan, ottopheeeer. e t v p,i o ,., Septifabee's), I ti,antleitStelstreti atotterrit, a! o„,, run ihr Tat ren t Cute -thottf,. • Prisail. Alimony; Mel, aro! arid Surges, Bristol; and Mr. HMI, hteplemo floti. imi( Peneell' and Willis* bare* Gemend, of. Ariultil, at the hetet* , of ...tohn Berm: embed llifii•t er c'Hntttl, aiare-unzehanta, to isurrender, Aniist 2.3, at eleven, +NJ, auii Il tYc f l i u s 7l'e eie r littfi t , i ll d r l e idialelrizhihti, Beisetit. Austen -Is, m t .: p . p. ge,ouguiret sad Palmer, Bristal ; mid Me. Juba Tattle% Cliancer,.inue, I.ondou. Jann truithileholinr, of Prelim', Lim:mann gracev, to simitig i k ,, , s e ~a,....,14 , ,, ry, ei.i, and Oetobee o, PC WeVCII, at tiffDUS lUnjirrStull. AllOIril)l., Me. Thomas gilded, p n „. ton; and bar. Vtivinas Elaeltstiock, St. Shidireirs4 4 ,, t, Pooh' ~,, Loudon. IVillpa Albin Junes, of Aldicsaanhury, London hth u ., illee.ert toittriettderi ieptember to, 17, and October 1,,t ten, at Guildhall, Loudou. Atto.loys, Messrs. Beeridi., 'Hutton-um den. London. William 11"hrtHiftne, late of Shaw-hall, is Seddlr locrtlk, 'VMS, eventltcn-inenafnettinw,. lii sauriaulee, 4 04 , 40 ...es. September 19, and October t, at twelve, at the j,,,1N Head, Mossky, Attorneys, Mr. Gibbon, Astrtun-aader. Lute iaral gr. Thir: ) t, chtbeeroune, contort. rtioufis TriAtortoo ' 14 Liverpool, Lancaster, stati oner . fo illirritidir, ISt Ftehiber 9, io, andStetubee I, at dere% 4 thelhatlhe Totilsta, John-sheet Liverpool. Atturt.eys, MI Edward Big , Hatton. path 11, Loaders; nr:d Mr. Skrynsh,„ Lipper flareitigton.tree 1, St. Jatues'a, Liverpool. Tani :Atetialfe, now or late of Ski/dun, York, therm. Maker, to stierender, September 11$, 17, st the King's Ato.3, Skiptien, and October I, at eleven, at the Timmer Aim. In,, in %Upton. Attoreays,•3lr. John Scofield, Weapon', York , and Me. John Swale, Great Ormond-street, LaiLitea. yl'illisin Michael [Bissell, of Vauxhall, Surrey, emote;.;., to surrender, Atiihst 27, September toosad °Mabee 1, at ten, at Guildhnll, laindou. Attorney, Mesons Aleack, Boswell, tad Corner. DIVIIIENrS. Cietaber 3. . Ann nettling, of Bristol, tirbordsalier, itt Or yen a: the 'Bush Tavetp, Bristol. Screisher 1.2. John Brooke, of linrtsbead, York, mer chant, at tan, at the Mao and Saddle Ino, in I)e. limey. September i 7. George Stevens, the Tuunger, of hmlisuid, grocer, at tar, ut Guildhall, Loatioi, September is. Charles Waugh, of Blac klinrn I-smasher, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Queen's-116Z, in Blink. burn. September 13. Thomas Spence, of Illaelehnro, Lanesolir, corn-dialers, at eleven, at the Quota's-Head, it Blitl burn. September 12. John Pearson, of Althorn, Lancaster, cora dealer, at eleven, at the Queen's-Head, Blackburn. September I.). Christopher Cobb, of Itioa.oml, .mill. ampton, hosier, at three, at the White Hart, is kii:g. wood. September 16. Harold Stanley, of Newark-epos-Treat, Nottingham, scriveaer, at elereu, at the Kinston-Arms Inn, in NtMfilk.lllloi.-TIVIIt. September to. Thomas Mame Euhinson, and George - New wan 'hurley, of Liverpool, provieiou-brukeia, at ele ven, at the Globe Taveru, Liverpool. September 2G. William Havter, of Southinollon, Dimes, viewer, at eleven, at the Oki London Inn, Emter. Septeintie; I;. Alexander Davie, and Nathan Davis, of laths Curter-him, Doetors'-Ctuninoos; Loudon, owe. hosisemen, at ten, at eluildhsll, London. September i 3. Charles Dawes, of Huntingdon, saddler, at clieen, at the Crown Inn, Huntingdon. September 1 9 . John Ileskin, of Liverpool, straw-liatins nufacturer, at eleven, ut the George lan, Dale-street, Liverpool. September 17. John M‘ Dermott, late of Red Lion-steret, Smatliwurk, hop-factor, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lulea. CERTIFICATES—SSPVINoIva In. John Clennell, :\ eweautie.irlioesTyos, pro-inasafactiner. Si.ptten Haut, Crundell, Suuthemptoa, tanner. William White, Newbulhstreet, Birmiashain, tailor. MEETINGS OF CR EDITOBS, AT GUILDHALL, s. g. TO-WORCOW. James Lowell, Hu ini.-ditch, 1.0.0t0n, baler - •le George Oreilacii, uthcroise George Tryon Oreloard, late of Cotrentiagen-lion.e, Isliogtou, victualler 9 la John Sande s, late of Canterbury, Kent, eons-seer- ' chant' - - ld Isaac Gear, Old Gravel-lane, St. George., Middlesex. victualler - - . - 410 Nathan Davis, Middlesex-place, Lissom-pets, Pad dington - . as Johu FoxaU, 51as:borough-court, Carsaby-market, victualler .. - .9 19 Evan Davies, Cloth-fair, West 61;6141)164 f Laudon, woollen-draper . DIVIDENDS. It William Chambers, hire ut Iriuct 7 s -s treat, 13arbiess, victualler - - le - Edward Nes hitry, (lid Broad-street, Lohdoa„ bulkier . to John Carruthers, Bristol, grocer - is Thomas Berry, Elect-street, Lead.., utaies-revel, It CERTtFICATES. 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W lUT E, of same plitee.4orwert, i.e. foe thio l'aPet !sot to Use Wages, (mai peid'h will be duly' littotdtti ye. cit.. . :. •••'•-• ••:•;.:. -. • . . • The .optive„of ffihill4lutt -- ' • .'ilitriace cannot con- ct lbw verarreer to .tite.satigniftueufruala of auy lendid city ;, but he *Mahe, liiip with pride the 540: Ostuics. i mattonitrat .of *attire, Whieli, Itsinae the it ir ry e i Stalritostsed the fiedependent l ( the si.___* . 4llsitheifsiiii of:this tr 4 is ithin emi " Met :tit...Minks' , Pi' Otstite sit to re- Wale siorple tiensike sa' • tbkis epub'. 'an people, !savior@ to "amino its glorime.privilegne. 1.4- • I**/* Orli! sitveretii try'irhoeu thy Ceremony a llg:: fidfaytte. lttea -hi , the present 3 " pvec i,, _ . '''''ltrit.reti. to try rosiets.iiilty : .t s. tau tar re non, sit beneath dill tree. eArne stelbiv — of Orritica. PO died fir - a of duttialcite . .. , BiSiossona, the evert - 11y 'heirs to ftie virtues lief: 'ialcetpra; theTainithrima in a l re some of - thc ' deg "Isecttile in the . tiniverse; e French ; du- lEthe_, tat ,wer.srith R,. learned to esteem ~ . .t t, t 74!p ribiti testiF to the .-es lo of t i kolly 4. 'like* ; odder Auxin- , i, i i i, = bi d e t. ~ . ...A•f i s g • yok e , while the' ovirk tlbri effhisaki • liberty ats4nt. their noun- lON rinks. thee .yantmisheal, by triedfallieliq Out,' • r4olloll4tfieir littlecoun- .oll4 ttillehhcilirtabte : Main' 'tliiarosed I, but . 110Stitbee - 14 tho Esistelitilsis, resciluing net ihisitise the • bus. of their independence, threw tegselari kern 0* juteutitiot their native rocki;• IM. Aphelidantslitire uot degenerated from this rietic'efiiintetoit. The fli*eayans possess all the Zoftlineaily armeof sOeiety.:-.they are humane iti gtii pilule. MfAieodte Anse! as rings in the TOW its L ni dilasea: every body takes off his hat, and stops sirsy. Xottiesressil-iii Isitniebett, but the owner, %Lit gtoraitirtfieveaiest church, add retires i fer- ki frier to 11.'000 ; •and yet they are the mast suited people. tu Esi rope, and the most jealous of AT Pii'etlortwi. Witit'su•Orong nu attachment to ftgiosi, iteannot be adoilishing that the bands of arsii!se ere'reTecte4l, that children spew the emit dutiful of t itfiteton . to the ho susrs''their' eiistit ....