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I C- • -* .' , . with Woe 'smitten and itatines of the tea mice, and a party of Portuguese troops, with a field-piecie're take the said post; but as my only 'object ems to take do.: troops Owners, by which the garriscru of Ciiyenne would be much weakened, 1 dispatched Lieutenant Mulcaster in my gig with a Dag of trace, to at:qui:int the officer commanding, that my nuly object was to take the pest, for which I had force siitficieet ; and though I might lore some men in taking 14 there could he no doubt as to the result ; I therefore requested, for the sake of humanity, he would not attempt to defend a place net tenable, hut that I was determined, if he mode a witless resistance io defending a private he lutatiou, against which f gave him my . honour no harm wan Intended, I should consider it as u !Or tress, and would level it to the ground. The ene my's advanced guard allowed the Brig of truce to approach them within a boat's length, then fired two collies at them, and retreated. I then land ; hut reflecting it was possible this outrage .ess committed from the ignorance of as inferior rillicer, I wet Lieutenant Mulcuster a second time, when, o» his approaching the house, they tired the field-piece sit him. Finding all coinninmention that way Melt . .eta:ll, yet wishing to preaerve the private property of a general offieer, who was per haps ignorant and ilittorent of his officer's conduct, I sent one of the getseral's slaves to the officer with the mine messaee, alio returned with an an swer that. tiny 'thing I hail to ceminimicate must be in writing; at the same instant lie tired his Bela-piece as it signal to his troops, who were iu ambush on our right in the wood, to fire, keeping up a *teddy and well-directed fire from his field piece at the house. It was my joteolloa to . have &deduced with my field-piece; but Meling he had made several foram in the road, and the wild being hued with musketry, not a main of whom we could see, and the field-piece its front. I ordered ours to be thrown into a face, when our men, with cheers, advanced with pike and bayonet, took the enemy's gun; they retreated into the house, and kept up a smart fire from the windows ; but on our entering they flew through the hack premises into the wood, firing as they retreated. Every thing was levelled with the gram rid, except the habitations of the slaves. As we received information that about four hundred of the enemy were, about to take poaars sirrn Beauregard Plain, on au eminence wluels commands the several roads to and Irma Cayenne, it was determined between the Lieutenant-Colo nel and myself to be beforehand with the enemy, and march our whole force there direct. We pfaiuerl the situation of the enenty ou the 9th, and on the loth Lieutenant Moleaeter and a Portu guese officer (Lieut. Bernardo Mikillis) acre sent auto the town with u summons (No. I.) to the Ge- Dural. In the evening these officers returned, aceempauied by Victor Elopers aid-de-camp, ye. trelltlllir Mt Armistice for 34 hours to arrange the articles of capitulation ; this being granted, aud hostages exchanged, up, the 1 1 th, the I.n:obit:tut- Colonel and repot!' met the Getters!, and partly ar ranged the ',reticles ; a second meeting on the morning of the lath tinally fixed them, (No. 2) and on the morning of the lath the Portuguese troops nod British seamen soil mantles marched • iiito Cayenne, and took possession of the town; the enemy amounting to four hundred, laid-down their arm, on the panule, and were immnliately embarked on board the several vessels belonging to the expedition ; at the same time, the militia, amounting to six hundred. together with two hun dred Blocks, who had b-vu iiicorporated call the regular troops, delivering in their Arms. It is with pleasure I that throughout the expedition, the &moat unanimity has prevailed he teeth the Portuguese and Brinell, and I have my bull experienced the moat friendly iiitercourse with Lieut.-Colonel Manorl Marques. The coarluet of Capt. Salgado of the Vousler in the post I assigned him, was that of a zealous and energetic Officer, and I feel I should do hint an injustice were I to withhold my testimony of his merit. I must also acknowledge with satisfaction s the services of Lieut. Joze Pedro Schultz, who landed the Wonder's Mariues, and isoleeil every in dividual belonging to the Portuguese ariundron. It has always Leen with the highest gratification to my feelings, that I have had to mention the good conduct of the Officers, Seamen, and Marines of the ship I have the honour to command, but during the whole coarse of my service I have never witness ed such persevering resolution as they have cbsplayed I from the commencement of the campaign to the redaction of Cuveime. To my First - Lierst. Mr. WilliHin Howe Mtdees ter, Intel myself pvinciptslly indebted for tier very able support I have receired him throughout, thoughat wits ttO wore than I expected from an °Meer of his known merit its the service. Lieutenant Samuel Blyth continued his exertions notwith*tesaling hie wounds, and the assistance I derived from his active intrepidity. can never be for- R rr; gotten. I insist hare pity • tribute to the memory of • very zealous and gallant }dung officer. the late Lieutenant John Read of the Royal Marines. His eun.luct was always twin il rv. and whenever we lauded, his exertions we e miming. He was is t, mortally wounded, us re o eel, in leading the Marines into Fort glantant. min memory will long be cherished by his brother officers. To Mr. TiletUdS Savory (the Purer), who has made himself remarkably useful on various occa sions, and who, from my having tau feW officers on so detached a service s* this has been, was of the greatest otility tic ne, I feel nal l iclf much indebted. Mr. James Utilise (Master'iMlatc), to whom I ere charge of the gun-haat No. I. contliteted her much to my satisfaction ; uniiJaines Thompson (Gunner's Mute). who had charge of the gun-boat No. it, is entitled to on equal share of commends - boo. 'lfo Messrs. William Taylor (Csrpenter), Georg.. }order, and David Irvin, Nlidslairnen, slr. Thm. Serester, Assistant-Norgeon, for whose particular attention to the wounded, toy *mutest thanks are due. It is hut just that I should take notice of the ex .. dins. of lie. J. Atott (acting) Aluster, who hay. posed for -Lieutenant, whom I lert io ch4rge of the ship, and who proved himself *pally of the confidence reposed in Ilion. The Topue French foot,: appeared in the Offing on the lath, with • reinforcement for the garrison, though with only Twenty-fire Esiglishusen and Twenty Negroes, and r A 6 other °teens than 'two young gentleines, Messrs. George Yen and Edward Bryant, lie con trived by his skilful nuturenvres to drivt her off the coast. An t 8 the Seamen and Marincti, all praise I eat. bestow falls short of their merit; from the loth December they never slept in their bets ; the wea ther was constantly both boisterous and rainy ; the Roads almost impassable ; and from the time we landed until the surrender of the place they lied _ . not the least cessation from fatigue. I have the honour to inclose a statement of the killed and wounded on board the Cenlianee (Twen ty-font) al►o, a list of the Retards of Ordnance, Stores. Ike. The Portuguese laud and sea forces, one killed and eight wounded ; French, one Cap tain and fifteen privates killed, and twenty wound ed. I have now, Sir, the happiness to congratulate yon on the final success of the expedition, and I trust the steps I hare taken, will ensure we your approbation. I am, &c. JAMES LUCAS YES/. To Rear-Admiral Sir William Sidney Smith, K. S. Commander-in-Chia, Am. CAPITULATION, propustd by Victor Hugon, Officer of the Legion of Honour, Commander of His Majesty, the Emperor tool King, Communist. in-Chief of Carbolic and French Goyana, tuid accepted by James Lucas Yeo, Post Capt. in His Britsunir 'Majesty's service, coutinauding the Combined Naval English rind Portuguese Forces, sod 31 El'. noel Marques, Kui;ht ul the Military Order of Saint Deceit a'Avie, Lieutenant-Cole-el in Chief, and Director of the Corps of Artillery of Para, commanding the advanced Ar my of the Portuguese. Although the advanced Posts have been carried, and diet the Commissioner of the Emperor and king is reduced with his garrison to the town, he owes it to those emitirriente uf ho nour which have always distinguished bias, to the valour and good conduct of the Officers and Soldiers under his coin. wand, to the attachment of the inhabitants of the (ohm> far His Majesty the Emperor arid Mug, to declare publirly, that he surrenders less to the Force than to the destructive system of liberating all the Slaves elm should join the enemy, and of horning all the Plantations and Posts where there should he any resistance. The Commissioner of the Emperor commanding in Chief, after having witnessed the burning of several plantations, particularly his own, the most considerable of the colony, had attributed it at fast to the casualties of war, and the dis organization of the gtags, and the liberation of the slaves, appeared to him a momentary nuisance ; but being assured in writing that the English Rad Portuguese Officers acted in virtue of the orders of his Royal Ilighurse the Prince W ent, and in wishing to save-the colony from total desttuc lino, and to preserve his august Master's subjects, who had given him so many proofs of their attachment and fidelity, the Commissioner of His Imperial and Royal Majesty sae feeders the Colony to the Forces uf his Royal Highness the Pribirc Regent 00 the following conditions Article I. The garrison shall march out with their ibns sad baggier, and all the honoms of war; the officers shall rah& their side arms, and those of the moll' then horses. l'begierrisue shall lay down their arms, and engage nut to mews against his Royal Highness sod hi. allies dining one yew. t. Vessels *hell be fornished at the expense of his High ness the Prince Regent, to carry the garrison, the odieers, civil arid military, sad all those employed in the services with their families rid effects, direct to France s ith as lit tle delay us possible. 3. A convenient vessel shall he blemished to convey to Furnace the Commissioner of the Emperor consinandie4 in chief, his family, his °Ricers, his suite, and ci.rat, the chief of the administration of finances, the romiliaader of the troops the inapectoe, and the comeninutunt of the artillery, with their remit'''. 4. A conveni. it delay shall be grouted to the officers who have property in the colony to settle their affairs. 4. The arsenals, batteries, and every thieg belonging to the artillery, the email arias and powder magazines, and the prionious, stores, shall he given up by inventory, and to the state iu which they now ate, and the some shall he point ed out. li. The slaves on both sides shall be ilia:tented, and sent to Hick respective plantations. The (bench esgnvas whom the commanders by sea and lied of his Koyul Highness the Peirce Regent have engaged for the service during the war, and to whom, in virtue of their orders, they have given their freedom shell be sent out of the cohbuy, as they can only remain there Ili future an object of trouble amid dissention. The commanders engage as they have promised, to solicit of hie Royal ilv,lhness the Prince Regent, tier replacing of these slaves, or an indemnity ill favour of the iukabitauts to whom they belong. 7. The papers, plans, sod other articles, belonging to the engineer depertment, shall be equally lives up. 5. The sick and wounded who are oldiged to remain in the colon) tubby leave it, with all that belongs to them, as soon as they ate in a situation to do so ; iu the mew tone they shall be treated as they have been hitherto. 0. Private pruperty, of whatsoever 'totem or description, shall be respected, sad the inliabitauts may dispose of it as heretofore. to. The inhabitants of the colony shall preserve their properties., and reside there, conforming to the birders aid forms established by the sovereign mind. r which they remain ; they shall be at liberty to sell their properties and retire wherever it may seit them, without any obstacle. It. The civil laws, known is France wider the title of the Napolcoa code, and in force iu the colony, shall be observed and executed cold the peace between the two mations t the tnagistintes shall only decide on the interests of individuals and dbfferences connected with thrum is virtue et the said law*. I 2. The debts arlibowkdged by individuals doting or pre vious to the time fixed by the preceding article, shall he exerted agreeably to the bun determined by the same article. 1:1. The papers coneerning the controul and matri culation of the troops stall be carried away by the qua' ta mest. r. 14. Desirous of preserving the Spice plantation called La Gabrielle in all its splendour and nericulture, it is stipulated that neither it our any of the plantation trees or plants shall be destroyed, but that it shall lie preserved in the state in which it is given rip to the Coinialuideie of his Royal High ness the Prince Regent. t;. All the papers of the stores, of inspection, of the cus toms, or of soy responsibility whatever, shall be deposited in the Secretaries' oilier, ur is nay other place that may be agreed on, to lii referred to when there is orcesion : the abole shall be under the seal of the two Geveruesients, at the dispoeal of his Imperial and Royal Majesty. Rt. The present capitelation shall be written is the three languages, :bail signed by the three Olken stipelat tog. Al the advanced poets of Boards, this loth January leor. (Signed) VICTOR MUGU ES. JAMES LUCAS tEO. MANUEL MARQUES. List of Killed and {rounded of His Majesty's ship 'Con6sute„ J.imes Lucas I I, Esq. Captain, between the Ibili taw, and t ith Jan. tall). Mr. Joins Bead, Lieutenant of Royal Marines, muttony ' mounded, died Jam. a, loom , Mr, &tunnel Blyih, Lieutenant, dangerously wounded, in die places; Janieu Thomson, Quarter-master's Mate, dangerously wounded; Hans Mat ti-vein, able , ditto ; Mime Neale, coxswain, ditto; Julia Lo t;emildeure, ditto ; Churl. s Christopher, d; Thimaa James, Madman, wounded; Thomas &Melia, able, ditto; Samuel Gardner, able, ditto; NM:huhu Gloom*, alde, slightly wounded; Thome* Burnes, ordinary, ditto; John Wells, ordinary, ditto; Thomas {Volley, limiimaa dints; Juba* Siaeott, ordinary, ditto; George Leader, able; ditto. Marbles —R"llGata literate, private, mortally wounded, died Jimwary 14, tsoo; Haiti I:arrogan, corporal, danger. ouslC wounded ; Jobs Lear, private, ditto; David Hound, private, ditto; blithers! Devi., private, ditto; Jacob Oster. :,,.. t . ony, Private, sliglaly froimaek; itub'ert tuseordo, ditto, Jams Simpson, serjraut, ditto. Total, i killed, gr. wounded. (Sigued) JAMES LUCAS TEO, Capt. THO. SEYESTRE, Surgeon. Copy of a Letter froth Admiral Young, Commander-in•Mief at Plymouth, to the Hon W. W. Pole, dated the math Without. Sir—l have great pleasure in transmitting, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter from Captain Seymour, of His Majesty's ship Amethyst, to Ad miral Lord Gambier, giving his Lordship an ac count of the Amethyst hating taken soother of the enemy's frigates. 1 am, &c. W. YOUNG. Amethyst, all Dullest, April 12, 154,9. My Loan---I have very sincere pleasure to ac quainting you of the capture of Le Niemen, a tine new I. reuirk frigate of 34 guns, twenty-eight of which are Is-pounders on the main-deck, and 319 [nett, copper fastened, two days from Verdun roads, with six mouths provisions and naval stores on board, and bound to the Isle of France, connnanded by Moos. Oupotet, Capitaine de Fri wine, a distinguished officer, who defendul his ship with great ability and resolution. At eleven in the ft:weapons' of the sth instant, the wind at east, Emerald north within signal distance, Cordovan bearing E. by N. 4:1 leagues, a ship was perceived in the E. S. E. coining down, steering to the westward; which hauled to the S. S. E. on making us out. She was immediately chased, but at twenty minutes past seven we lost sight of her and the Emerald, stud had not gained on the chace. After dark the Amethyst's course was shaped to meet the probable route of so enemy, at lialf.past nine, we crossed one, but though within half-gum shirt at demi, from which time till one the how and the stern chimers were excliatiging, her extraor dinary sailing prevented our effectioo any Nag se rious. From oae till past three A. AL on the the action Willi severe, alter which the enemy's main and mizen-masts fell, his lire became faint, was just silenced, while curs continued as lively of ever, when the Arethusa appeared, and on her tiriug..he immediately matte a signal of having surrendered, sod proved to be the same frigate recommenrittl to my notice in your Lordship's order of the gth ult. She fell on board us once it, the contest ; she had 47 killed and 73 wounded. The +ain't and mizeu masts of the Amethyst fell at the close of the action, and she had eight killed and 37 wounded. To render just praise to the brave and NJ conduct of every Officer and man of this ship's company (of whom two Officers and 37 men were absent in prises, the prisoners from which, 6g, wet e on board), I ant perfectly unequal. The great exertions and experience of the First Lieutenant, Mr. William Hill, and Mr. Robert Fair, the Master, I am particularly indebted for. Limits. Mainwariog and Prytherch, of the Royal Mariner, deserve my best thanks. The Prize's foremast fell next day, and I left her ill tow of the Arethusa, who afforded us in every instance the most prompt assistance, mid by t7aptaiti Mend's desire I write. In justice to a most vigilant officer, 1 have to observe, that from the Emerald's situation, even Captain Maitland's skill would not avail him in get ting up to the enemy, and the darkness and squolly weather itt the early part of the night precluded all hope of his keeping sight of the Amethyst. I have the honour to be, &c. M. Stzmourt. Right Hun. Lord Gambier, Sic. Seamen killed —John Ridgway, ordinary; Magnus Slater, ditto ; Julio Copes, able ; George Lime, ordinary ; John Calconibe, latulnum ; John Meillyu, ordinary. Seatneu &togs county wounded —Daniel Butter, ordinary ; Gideon Dudgeon, qeorter-niaster's mete; John Mita:car penter's crew ; James Long, able; James Carmichael, ditto ; Alexander Cooper, museum's mate ; William Mitchell, or dinary ; Mr. /Walton, gunner ; Mark Tuck, landmau. Seamen severely wuunded.—Williern Woodward, bust {Wale., mate; James March, headman ; John IP Donald (1). captain of the maintop; Jobs Fitzgerald, able; Jobu For syth, Unthaws ,• Andrew Grey, 'woman of the sheets. Seamen slightly wounded.—Mr. Lacey;lituswatu ; Samuel Roberts, able ; Stephen Woodland, ordinary • Chris. Londe baugh, [anthem ; Charles Field, ditto ; Michael Vuery, or dinary; James Tait, able; Anthony Martin, superaume rary ; James Campbell, quarter gustier ; Anthony ds Yoe, carpenter's crew. M nines Burridge, private ; Jos. Foulkes, ditto. Marines dangerously wonnacil.--Win. Hinder, corporal ; James Barrage, private ; James Britain, ditto. Marines severely wounded.--Mr. S Prytherch, second lieutrimat ; John Rutter, serjealit ; John Wells, private ; William Taylor, ditto ; Ihniel Mean, ditto ; Thomas Best beach, ditto; John Balal•vie, ditto • Robert Sullinger, ditto. Merton slightly woniideil.—MrAleury Waring, first hest tenant. ----- Admiral Lard Gambier has transmitted to the Hon. W. W. Pole, a letter from Capt. Adam, of His Majesty's ship Resistance, giving an account of the destruction of a French armed schooner and a Chase Maree, in the port of Anchove, near Cape Maehicaco, on the ath of March last, by the boats of that ship, under the direction of Lieutenant Corhyn, who haul previously carried a battery of guns, which commanded the harbour. Al I LITARY PROMOTIONS. Mar-Ofee, April 15. lain). BREVET. Linstenant-Generato in Portugal during 11l Continuants q t' their Service in that Country. kteirar•General John Conroe Sherbtoke. Mann-General Payne. Major• General the Honourable Paget. STAFF. Frederick Drennan, Gent. to be an Assistant-ComMessul of stores, provincial, and triage to the turccs. COM XI ISXO4 is the Anglesey Militia, signed 6y the Lord Ti b. Lienianamt. lobo Dutton, Gent. to he finaign--dated April 7, intro. COABI164,11•11 It the Anglesey Local Militia, strati' kv the Lori Liertevtaxt. John Doil)chan Sparrow EN. to he Major, rice body' han Sparrow, who resignaLdated April PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Lurk and Riebard Koig►t, of Hammersmith, Mid dlesex, wine and brandy merehaats. April iv, 909. Archibald Meurn•s awl Jthn William Prai ten, of Chapel place, Cascudish-minare,sargeons sad apothecaries. Jan. 1, 15119. Richard Bindings, William Gardner, and James Hot house Bindlosa, of Manchester, fustian-inausifacturers. Apula, 'nue. James Cuthbert and Michael Clarke the elder, of Savage- Crurched-Friars, wine and spirit-merchatits. Dee. 31, 111011 John Aims+, John Cadman, and Samuel Russell, of Stave ly-Mill, Yorkshire, Rat and tow.spinuerv. March 5, 1509. Jammu Hayes sad John Carmichael, of Liverpool, porta &sieve Nu►. I, lion. George Green, Juba Green, Joseph Green, awl lamed e retlik, of Sheirad, edge-tool.fostosc, fie as relates lo tib'S road John Greco. Jen. 1, tang. George Green, !olio Greco, Joseph Grces, Sannel Green, and William Osborne, of Shinichi, lIIVV Milkers, as far as re. lutes to the said Osborne. March loot Osborn pin. end Charles Roberts, of Sksteilitch, Middle. cliceeroionicera. April 6, teni . ,. Elisabeth Gatwerd and Jolts Willmru Ratcliir, of Barnes, Surrey, corn-dealer. Dec. kt, I Cull. 1% Dewy Hayden and Hannah Hayden, of Brook-street, Grosvewor-square, llliddhsex, milliners. October 4, John Perkins and A Benham, of Queen-street, Cheap. aide, London, vtationeas. April 10, Ding. Josiah Cortices Shadgett ariel Oliver Vtale, of Barnstaple, Devon, spirit-dcalere. March 95, 111 4 9. William (bippiudall and Edward Chippiedall, of Black burn, Lancaster, nareliumemen. March 31, hits). BA NKRUPTCI ES EN 'ARCED. William Bailey, of Buildiam Latex, boast-builder, from April 15, to 2s, at km, at Guildhall, London. George Grew, of Waltham Crom, Hertford, tailor. from April if, to IN at tru at Guildhall, Landoll Hielop, oP Lorg-Acre, Himlkseic, mai, • mer cer, from April iit, to Juncs, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. H - ANI:4I.`PTCIES SUPERSEDED. Margaret Longtime, of Peurith, Cumberlard, milliner. Andrew Twang, of Stamford, Lincoln, common been er. William Gilbert, of Kama, Southampton, eallit.ets maker. BANKRUPTS. John Agg the younger, of Bristol, printer, to eervendra May 3,4, Dud 47, at eleven, ut the Crown Ina, Borussia a Evesham, Worcester. Attutireys, Mears. Carlisle and Spear, Gray's.luu. Loudon; stud Mr. Cheek, of Eveslemy. John Denny, of Barbican, London, stationer, to surreisi der, April is, 29, and May it 7, at twelve, ut London. Attorney, Mr. Blackstuck, St. Slildred's.cuurt. John Speuetr, of Slisierard-street, Golden-srpars, Mid , dlesex, jeweller ' s: th sunnder, April it% and May 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loadu;a. Attorneys, Mears. Smart and Thomas, Staple-lun, Landow ; and Mr. Edward Cbster, Birmingham. Thomas of &Hingham, Durham ' coalition breaer, to sucrender, April 1 1 . , at two, e 7, at eleven. and May 27, at one, at the Black Lion, Stockwu. Attorneys, Mew,,.. Sliver and Heath, Montague Morel, Rusaksitsare. John Cross Brown, now or late of Salford, Laurasia, hawker, to intriender, May a, a, and 27, at two, at the Commercial lull, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Chums/ Hewitt, Manchester; aid Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chaireery 2 laue, Loudon. Thomas Carter, of Mason-street, Kent-road, Surrey, dealer and chatonan ' to surrender, April is, 29, and May 27, at one, at Guildhall, London. Atturay, Mr. Walker, Old-Jewry, London. Joseph Boyle, of Feathery, Chester, tanner, to surren der, May 4,5, mill 27, at ten, at the Old Angel fun, Mae. , clesfield. Attorneys, Merin. Cluluw arid Stowe Macs-tea. Gehl ; and Mr. Ellis, Crositurystreet, ChanceryAoe, Lino dory. Jobs Court, now or late of the Hundred of Saint BriavelVe. , Gloucester, timber-merchant, to seynaiyier s May 17, la. and 27, at ekveu at the King's Hasa, Culfora, Gbuccatec. Attonsey, Mr.Theinta James, Colford, Gleaseestreelare. Peter Rlggs, of Gloucester-Ten-ace, Camas sireadmind o , Slidalesex, atietioueer , to surrender, April tot and May 27, at ten, at Gu:ldhall, London. Attorneys, Massa*. Smith mid Henderson, Leman-strect, Coodman's-Fields. Elisabeth Cunningham and John Cunningham, both of Davis-street, liana' of Saint George, Hanover-aquae, Mire dlesex, livery-stable-keepers, to serenader, April 22, 29, mull May t 7, at ten, atprilakall; London. Attorney, Fielder, DuLt.street, Grosvenor.squary John Turner late uf Blackheath, Kent, bricklayer, (nose a prisoner in the Kinc'e Beuels,) to surrender, April us, sat* May n, and a 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys„ Mears. Jeani.ists and Collier, GrareShireytir.e, Lincoln's.. tun. William Diguirra, late of St. Martin'ele-Grand, Middle. Sax, elaefte-asuoger, to morrelitier, April 114 29, sad Mat 27, at cleave, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Wrist, Crpthall-enure, Tbrunmorton-sired, Lembo. Samuel Harrison, of Kent-road, Stoney, bricklayer.(. ear. reader, April Is, s 9, and May it;, at eleven, at Gaildhatt, London. Attorney, Mr. Marsun, Churcli-ruw, Newington Butts. John Webster Morris, of Dunstable, IterKuol, priater, to surrender, April it, May 6, and 27, at twelve ( at Oiilothall, . London. AttotaPil, Messrs. Phillips and Vat* inoraid street.Strand. DI VI DEN DS. May 16.' - John Janie' Seeretuts, of Wineleincultraet. Lon don, insurance-broker, at ten, at Guildhall, Loodosi. May 9. Richard Hodgman, of Folketuee, Kent, mine maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londe*. May 6. Thomas Franklin, of Leightoa Bustard, Bedford. money-scrivener, at tea, at Guildhall, Loiidou. June 6. George Southard, of New Buod.street, Middlesex. linen•draper, at Guildhall, Landon. May ii. Richard Thomason, late of Staining, Lammater. corn-dealer, at twelve, at the George lon, Freston. Muy 6. Thomas Lupton, now us late of Skiptuu, Yomk hardware shopkeeper, at the Black Horse inn, Skiptoss. May 9. John Lewis Topping, of Beshupsgatostreet, Lao duo, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lunylou. May 9 . Joseph Mason Guest, uf liinumgbani, merchant, at eleven, at the Shakespeare Tavern, hew-street, Bins mingham. May s. John Underhill, of Birmingham, meralmat, at eleven, at the Sbak•pesre Tavern, New-street, Birming ham. May 9. Joseph Hodgson, of Liverpool, auctioneer, at ele ven, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham. May S. Richard Hoegman, of Folkston, Kest, engine maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May 6. Thomas Williams, of Caertilly, Glamorgan, wad manufacturer, at eleven, at the Angel pan, Cardiff, Gla morgan. May iii. Richard Horley, of Epsom, Surrey, pork-buteace. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—MAY 6. George Richards, of Conduit, huokselkr. Charles (hawse Wappiug-street, parish of St. J..,t Wapping. Middlesex, surgeon.. George Slasleky, late of :Islay-a, parish of Amon, near Bit minghtan, china-manufacturer. William Atkins, of Stone, Stafford, malteter. John Marley, late of Gook, bet now of hwinelluot, neat Howden, York, plitatot- merchant. Richard Reap, of Shoreham, Kent, slaepteepesk Stephen Siatt, of Mealtime*, Suffolk Peter Sintzenitb, of flaring-place, Kentish-Town, aid of New Bond-strect, parish of Saint George, iisuova square. Middlesex, printaller. .. - of the Borough of Leicester. denew:..., Johu Snwnun ~ Junpli Dean, of Birmingham, japanuer. Authou) H)dr, of ill'endeft. SutTolt, hinor.tstmbast. .aT.mierl.mmlameme PRICK OF STOCIa.S . , SAT URDA Y. Basalt Stuck. 3 pc,' Cent. Reduced Gni 3 per Cent. Conat* • per Cent. per Cent. Nary , 11 11 Long Annuities • India Bonds Excheitor Bilk Elagli‘h Lottery Tickets 922. Cunstns (or T. BISH, Siock fkirker, No. a, Coruhill, k6,ClosigriO-cemos. RIAG E. On Saturday, at St. George's, in the Borough, Mr. Glint 0041 es, of Merton, to :dim Head, of the same plume. DEATHS. Yesterday se'snight„ to Abanidion street, Mr. Jane, brifi 69, suck of ibe Messrs. A isles. Os the •th inst. at Wasatch in Torliihim, Than' Maude, Esq. LONDON : Printed by O. D WIDSON; Ms 19, Oki Bosaell.eourt, Cirrepotreio and 9•llsliahad at the 001 1 1° ho. as, Back d St. Chlorates Chorrb, Strattd, 44 . WHITE, of suss place.—Opiers, i.e. for this Hot to tko Odkoo,(polit paid), Ilia be dnif Ottiv& d. l. lIIMIIIIIII.IIII. +a