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,~ _ FROM SATURDAY !MIMS GAZETTE. • At the Conrt ■t the Queen . * Pallier, the 6th of Devenqxer, 1809. PRESENT, * Ilse NINC'el Must Excellent Maj:sty in Council ; Hid Majesty hIOVIIIg Letoplea:•e d appoint thr most Noble lintherd I.srqtati We leAley, K. P. to he one of Fie Nbije.ty'4 pnueipal Sgseretatries of State, he wss this (Inv, by Fits Majesty's command, •worn nne of Ili , . Mojesl) . * principal Seeretaries of State aceonlingly. noroniq-street; 1 ler. it, 1,409. A dispatch, of a hich the tollowilig is a copy. was this morning reeeked at Lord Liverinsire office; luldresobell to Lord Viscount CaAlereagh, by Lieu tenant-General Sir Jahn Stuart, K. B. dated Mew sane, intli Oct. last. My dispatch. which I had the honour to address to your Lordship on the etiih ult. ap prised yon of the representations that had been to•tle to Vice-Ailiiiiral Lout Collingswood, and to mcself, of the solicitude of the itthebiyands of Zmite, Ceplialo.ha, and other he..eisalericics of the [omen ?eistcrititsent, to receive the as istence of a Uritish force, to liberate them from French oppression. • The consequent equipment of au Expedition. un der Brigadier-Oeneral Oswald. to actin-operatively with a sqtrailmis tinder. Captain Sprenger, of Ilia hlaje.ty's ship %Vierrior. was at the same time de buted '0 your Lordship. and stated to have sailed• is the puisectiction of this objeo, ihe 43d of last month, fro.n Messina. The reporfo, with which •-.O.wa'id„ of the 35th regiment, yesterday arrived, from Z.,nte, and which I hey.- now the satisfaction of trrissmitting to your Lordship, will mark the able manner in which finis Service has been carried into effect. by the offi cers Ii whoa it was conducted ; rod I hope His Majesty will ,gr aciously deign to approve the adop tion of a project. the success of which opens such weans of"oppe„ . tog future ottstecles to the prohahle views of the enemy, as well as disappointing them in the hoped utility of their present usurpation in that rptarter. I hive the honour to be, &c. J. &maim. Count of Maids, Lieut.-Gen. Bay of Zama, Oct. 3. 1509. Sir.—ln consequence of your Excellency's coin muracattuit to Herr -Adaniral Sir Alexander 111:1, it Malts, we wire fortunate euough to find the Spartan frigate q i the islands, having on hoard Mr. Foresti, His Majesty's Minister to the Septiosular Republic. Considerations arising front the ad vance in the tetasme, end the likcerions state of the weather, itaduce.l Captain Sprenger to point out Zatite as the primary object of attack. Haring from Mr. roman obtained the most am pie mind information respecting that Weed. tile espeditum sand in and caine to au anchor in its . roadsted, towards the close of the day on the tat of 'October. Cant. Soranger end myself were equally desirous to avoid involving the inhabitants in the misfortunes which a direct attack upon the town must have occasioned. It was therefore determined, that early on the day following the troops should lie landed at a convenient bar, three, mites distant, protected by the frigates and gun-boots. The first division of the triinpa (as per margins). under the immediate orders of Lieutenant-Colonel Lowe, effected a most regular debarkation at the point proposed, and in two columns proceeded immediately toward. !na tation turning the (lettuce of the town, and cutting off its communication with di castle. Lieutenant-Colonel Lowe It'd his column to the left. clearicg sn eminence upon which the eueiny win said to Ire posted. anal by this movement a de. tachrel la:inery was turned, some prisoners made; and a more direct intercourse with the shippittx eisteblisheil. The corps which accotnpained marched by a valley till it ascended the height coa ti:omits to the castle, which the light troops pushed forwar.l to invest. Upon our approach the entim- had qtritteil the town, retreating %you the naturally strong, ban most unaccountably neglected fortress. entlcavouring to carry with bun two six-inch howitzers, which the rated advance of our !tankers forced him to abandon. Tor accompanying, terms it were then proffered ; WA. atter some hesitation on the part of the French Coinsnatidmit, by him agreed to that evening. They will, I trust. meet with your Lecelleticy's apornisitmu, and I beg leave farther to offer my conoratoletions upon the enrols , being exwelled from this bestutifni and fettite Island, with which, fora twig iserowl, there emitted the most beneficial commerniel relations, and whose inhabitants so otismosly desired tine advantages ariasug Prow 11:1- tiso coutreicion and protection. 1 have the honour to be, Ste. J. oowaLO, Gi n * Commanding troops is the luaise Ides. Tu Lis Eicelleary Lieut.-Gee. 6s: J. Stant, K. D. Ike. ate: Cephalonia, Oct. 5, to -9. Sts—Tn my letter to your Esc'elkiicy of the instant, I had the honour to report. that the exile. di.ion was inquiring immediately to prisceed for Ct libelant*, arid I have now the pleasure to ac qu.iiut you with the Island's being actually in our possession. The disposition made by Captain Sprarivr, of the formidable force under his onlero, rendered' vomit time feeble ?traria of the enemy to opimo-e m ur entrance into its capaciour amid secure harbour. Be. fore the ships came to an anchor, a fl A c •nasuinced the ttib:nioNiun of the town of Ariroot , •l3, and the re tr-st of the garrison to the retie of St. George, about six miles di.itant from thermer. A division of troops, under Lieutenant-Colons! Lowe/ laitdrd to preserve tranquillity, and an officer proceeded to suromoa the Castle. which capitulated upon the arxoropaoyiag tents. P I Irre, as well as at Zautr, the inhabitants univer sally hailed the British as their welcome deli from that cruel yoke which French oppression every here imposes. llatil yonr Excellency's !Jewett - re is made known, I have nominated Lientensmit-Colonel Lowe to the important duty of eninmswiint• tI !Aland ; certain thnt so th.licate u trust could hut be reposed in tti , tre able handl.. As soon as the neeensary arrankrosetits ere corn :o Royal tit** 'prowler% mosnlider ram 1.1(14' I Aunty. 33111 Resintest. • • cmai.murs R.,Rt &winces Resigere (Gressaiers) sad V 0...w0n. • JAI* Region•Nst 441 h Reg, %mouton,* te Sow nen. t *f Were priniellied in The Unsetteurforedity Lg. P,C• • • ptotod. avd the snlimision of the.depehdelit island of Ithaca received, Captain Spranger and • wystlf I intend proceeding to superintend the (per:mons, •earrying on agoiwpt Cerigo, a station fr whence, of late, the enemy's privateers have caused eon silleritble injury to our corrimeree. I have the ho nour to be, Le. J. OSWALD. Brig.-Gen. Connuandingtroops in the touisu Isles. _ To* FactaJlenry Lieu'.4iesirsilitirJ: &Gart h 3,, Hit Lc. lie. His Majesty's ship Warrior, Corks*is, Ottotor is, loos . . Rte--T hued the honour to transmit to your Excellency the accimipanying report upon tne capture of the Likud of Mum The euterprize wns entrusted to Captain ('raw ley. of 'His llsiest)'s ship Philueuel. and to Cap tain Church. with detachinents from the 35th *oil Ito al Corsican Itoegers, Tire manner in which it has been effected. will. I have no appear to your Excellency creditable to those Officers, and to the forces under that. orders. I have the honour to be. &c. (Signed) J. 0.0 tt.n. Commanding Troops LID the Nihau isles. To Licari:Naas-CI neir.l air Juba &w in, K.ll. 4e. &e. VaWI, Capital of the island of Ithaca, October 8, 180.0. Sin—l have the honour to infoini yeti - that the Maud of Ithaca was this day stircendersd to the sletachnieirt of British troops under my emensan:l, iu concert.with Ilia Majesty's ship Philotnel. Findiug the d neiny . s batteries commanded the harbour in such a manner us to resider ineffectual the five from the ships, I immediately landed the troops and marines, accompanied by a division of seamen, under the directimi of Capt. Crawley. I marched, without loss of time, to the enemy's principal fort, 'situated on an eminence, with the determination to take it' by assault: our intention was, however, frustrated, by the micooditioual snr resider of the French Commandant and his I,pirrison. • During our march, the enemy was held ut them k by the firs of a gun-boat detached by Capt. Craw. ley for that purpoee. The garrison, consisting of near eighty men, have been made prisoners of war, with the exception of a few Albanians, who escaped to the nwuntaius, but who must inevitably fall into our hands. It is imposaible that I can express the obligations I am under to Capt. Crawley, for the very bau d . Come manner in which be gave every assistance in his power to insure the success of. [he enterprise.— To Mr. Foresti, Ilia Majesty's Minister to the Si, Vrll Isles, I beg also to offer my sincere acknow ledgments fir the great service lie rendered to me on this occasion ; and I feel it my duty to report the uniform good conduct of the Officers and men of the 25th Regiment, Royal Corsican Rangers, and Royal Marines, composing the detachineut I bad the humour to command. I have only to odd the extreme joy of the inha bitants in boos( messed (root the slavery under which they had hitherto groaned. „ ' hove the honour Ao he, &e. (Sigoed) R., I/ at ti, Captain, • : Assistant Sioartes7Master-General. To BAittlier-treaeral O :OJ, &c. Os Ward ills Majesty's Ship Warriur, Zastc Bay, Oct. sag. . PlR—The Spartan frigate. hairiug on board d►tachment of Royal Artillery, with light guns, and two compiniies of the 35th Itegitneut. ouder the orders of 3iliijor Clarke. of that corps, sided Runs Cephalonia on the trith instant, instructed to proceed off Cerigo r block op its pert, and, if eir cumstauces %ram:need. to' make an immediate at tack upon the Island. It• was Captain Spranger's intention mud my own to hive followed with conaii deralifi' reinforeements; but a coutinuance of ad verse gales preveuted our getting further than this Bay, where a tender from Ca l itein Breutoo has just reached us. conveying of which the accompanying are cApies, announcing the surren der of Cerigo to the preriowily-letached force.— Major Clarke goes fully into the details of the mi litary operation*. They characteiile an at .lent spirit of enterprise ; and he seems to hare been per seconded by the I ificers and men her his 'orders. surmounting difficulties greats,' than I ap prehend he had the means of overeo:ning. The enterprise which your Excellency confided to me, being thus happily accoinplished. it only remains for sue to tesuly my fullest approbation of the conduct or the tronim A discipline has been maintained that did honour to the sottlier, and reflected the utmost credit upon the commanding and subordinate officers. am limier the greatest obligations to the ufbc.•rs of the staff of my command ; they have been most lifiAidllGUS in the discharge of their re‘ nee: duties. I mu■t recur, in the warmest terms of arknow ledgio-iir, to the never-eese.ing awl rec.ivrol trout Captain tiiironger : it *la my good fortone to net with an Warr oho, while our views and objects ...err the 'lair, cordially united in the meatus of et•aintn e r them. A similar harmony ntol good cortespriedeneo has reigned through every branch of the two service'. Our ai,c, es was accelerated. and onr snbsequen' polities! varattgrmetits facilitated, by the iwirmunal eilettiOnfl and Judicious cosi re els or Mr. Fortisti. His Msjesty's Minister to the Seutinsular Republic, me) we greatly profited in bong uccompinted by • flei.:leinan an loved and esteeined by the inha bitants of them. I.les. Mr. Foresti's distinguished merit. IMP feePlVeli the commendations of the most illustrious Al our countrymen ; to out my humble tribute winsid be prr+umptuonii, were it not called for by feelings of gratitude and respect towards so worthy • servant of our Sovereign. I w i ll o ne, proceed to place the Wends in a pos ture of defence, sufficient to attord probable secu rity ; and 1 nm led to believe it may be uticom pli.heil withnot causing any expetoie to flis Ma jesty's Coveritusent.-1 ttave the iiiniour to lie, &C. (Signed , .1. Os w• en, cosnironotilie 'Croups n, the tauten tales. 114 Excellency 'lir Stuut, K B. ke. Sc. ex. Admirafty-Wire, i 9. WWI. • Campbell. Comma ider-insChief in the Downs, hns trmismitted to John ►Nilson Croker, Es. a It tier he bud received from Captain Anderson, o f Ili a hisirsty's alostip.the Itinaleln, an account of Ids hiving, on the 7th instant, Yalhniett,.between I)ongeue4e and the Sonih Fore nench inivateer,called the Marsudeur,hsr . tug fouiticu guys uu board, Bud sixty-sib tutu, that twelve clip, hunt Boulogne, without making uny capture. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Iror.qtffer. Der 9, 18..9. Ist Regiment of tale Gunrils--Cuntet and Sub-Lieutenant It s Adair to be Lit utettant, by purchase, 'ice Wbalr, p: onwted. ad 114-gi ....... of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant --- Evan* to be Captain of a troop, vice Bratiliiinie, deceased. yth Ditto—Cornet John Lovewell tube Lieutenant, without panyhasir, vin• Rose, promoted in the nil Dragoons. ' lei Regiment of Foot Gsards—Captain J. H. Darns, from the 3 , .!11 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Elphisistune, who eachangra. Nicholas Avlwanl Vivra, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, lire Adair, promoted. ad Ceylo.ll Regiment—Captain Arthur Johoston to be Ma jor, ithost purchase, vice Maitland, pi mooted. STA FE. To he Adjutants of Recruiting 1' i.dricts. • 'Lieutenant Franco* Henry• Buren, on ball'-pay of sth Dra goon Gnarls. Lteutenistit John Rain Hall, from 6th Garrison Battalion. Lieutenant John Russell, on half•pay of the late 16th tine rison Battalion. Lieutenant George Loy, on half-pay of the late Kings Ame rican Reginitill. Lieutenant Brooks, finny 9ttli Fuot. Royal East India Volunteers. ad meriamit—twutemmt.cutund Edward Parry t• lie Co lupe', vice Thellusson, oho resigns. Major George Milieu to be Lieutenntit.Colonel, vice Parry. Vrigram, Esti. to be Major, rice Milieu. ail Ditto—Major = Majoribauks to be Lieutenant-Colo• eel, •ice Pattison, resigned. lames Daniell, F:sq. tube Major, vice Majoribanks. 17te lotikrstentiosed rarer is stipersca'ed, king absent without ' Lents. Major Savage, cf the 26th Foot. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.' Henry Shod:ll,oJ Shillibeer, of Plyissinith-l)oek, ,Deson, litlytiUtlver, (tom hitivenaber IP, to Jllllltory G, betneeti the hoots of eleven and one, at Philips% hotel, Exeter. 11.1.1NKRUPTS. Francis Nicholson, of Last Retfurd, Nottingham, snee rer, to surrender, Leettaber 47, AA, and January 'to, at Meveu, at the White !but lnn, East Retferd. Attorneys, r. Mason, E,st Retford, Nottingbanighire ; and Messrs. Exley aud Stocker, Furnitat's Inn, London. James Hake's, Lite of King:ta.uley, Gloucester, baker, to *intender, January a, 9, nod JO, at ten, at the. White Hart Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. George C.schr.. quer-office, Lii.colu's-losi, Loudon and Mr. W. C. IVaid, Gloucester. Richard Darrow, of Long Dean Mill, parish of Castle- Corinth, Writs, paper-maker, to sorrehiler, December as, 23, mid Jaa. go; at elertu, at the Head fun, Bath. Attorneys, !Ile. Highinoor, 80-h. laae, Canuun-street, Lou don; sod Mr. Wingate, Bath. Peter Genre, late of Cardiff, Glamorgan, straw•haenia nufact rrrr r , to surreader, December i i, oil, and January lit, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. Atturaity, Mr. Jlawley, Dorset street, Salisbury Name. Jolin,Jetikiii*, of Cm, cunt t, Butherlaithe, Surrey, timber tnrrelsaut, to:surrender, December `it, 1:1, at twelve, mid January to, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loodun. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Deptford, Kent. John Young, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, dealer and chap num, to surrender, Dec-en:We 19, 2J, awl January go, at cheer', at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Berry, Burk lershm.). Joseph Etu.inton, late or Dean's-court, St. Marlin's-le. Grand, London, brit now of Paul street, Finsbury, Middle ars, gold-smith, to surrender , Deer-oda ' r a, 19 arid Ja nuary go, at hider, ier, at Guildhall. Attd y, Mr. Julia Phipps, Gutter-lane, Cheapitide. Richard Fhillips, of Hay, Brecon, shopkeeper, to semen die, December og, 2J, sod Jahuary tar , at twelve, at the Bosh 'raven', Coen-street, Bennet. Attorue)s, Mr. Jame', London ; and Mr. Cooke, Bristol. John Clark, a St. Mary atrat ford, Bow, and of Hackney. road, Middlesex, hotelier, to surrender, her. Ib, 23, soil Jan. en, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Harding, Primrose-sheet, Biehopsgate-street. Williams Ilo4kiasun, of East Belford, Nottiaghara, Iron monger, to surrender, Bee 17, ma, sad Jan. 29, at eleve.l, at the ‘Vliite Hart tea, East Retfutd. Attorney, Mr. Muumuu, East neither!. Joke Ivey, late of Crediton, Devon, but now n risoner in the taut of Exeter, litten.ilritper, In aurreinler, Icc. 16, :!:1, and Jao. SIN at melte, al tioaddhe'l; Loudon. Attur aes Mr. Williams. Red 11.401.erinare, Loudon. Wllliam %Craver, late of knurl -Moe, London, het now • Prisoner in the Kinea Bench, merchant, to surrentle:, ...cc. 10,.19, and and Jan 90, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Nfr. Kirkham Shorter 's-enrol, Tl‘roquiurtou•stroet. John Smith, late eillNi;rtls Waraborungli, Southampton, • sackniaber, In surrender, Dec.9l, 22, nod /an. 99, at eleven, at the George lon, 0-'ism, Suutli.ouptun. Attorney, Mr. C. J. Hector, Petersueld. Anu Sheppard, of Lords, York, milliner, to surrender, Dec. and Jan. 9n, al CIit:SCII, at the 'I hire I.e; :a limo, Leeds. Attorneys, Mr Wilson, Greville.strett, Ituttuu r f;arden, London ; and Mr. Cumpland, of Leeds. Wiltisin Dull, of Bristol, grocer, to surreiftler, Dee It , '9, and Jam. 90, at eleven, at stre Rummer Taveill, (insist. Al. tnniey, Mr. James, Gray'a-linmarp.isre, Loudon; and Mr. Julia Cornish, Bristol. ......—.-- DIVIDEND . 21. John &nue, of Duke.strvet, ft. Jamey's, insult, Ixdur, sit eleven, at (;uilethall, London. Dee. an. :ticharti l'ot , trr, Itigh-stmet, Bl...msbury•, Middlesrx, chersera.mger, at one, at t; Lvodua. Dec. 30. John D:indson, of the East India (immix& s, I.eadenhall-strcet, Loudon, merchant, at toelve, at tiosilJ hall. rke. :in. John Huutemann, of Iliwen-atmet, flakiest-squirt, 11.11nlialeara, tailor, at tivvro, ■t Loudon. J•e. 4. John Hll Go.. el t, late .4 b% iv...1:110211e, Somerset, eNth tuanufacturtrot nt the IHs.L Tavern, Bn•lul. Dee. 30. Thomn. Hughr• 141 v or the Maley, Lou duo, anti of Walwortl. Common, Surrey, slate.sneeebaut, •t oue, at Guildhall, Loudon. JAI. Q. Jaute• 111.1 c 11, now or late of Cleekheaton, Yu.Y, Shwa draper, at eleven, at the 11u11.and-Huuth 111 U, I.er..r. Jan. 0. William Tacker, of Exeter, tar rchant, at three, at the Star Inn, Exeter. Jan. 6. John Bomber. of Ornaskirk, Lauri.ter, sine and spirit-merchant, at eleven, •t the Globs fames,, John ',mei, LllllllOl4. lin. 9. Jonathan Tucker and John Tnrker, nt Exeter, In:r -eliant*, as cies rn, at the Globe Imp, Lxrter. Jan r.. Frontal Frtnch, of Liverpool, merchant, At cleren, at the Globe avers,, John-street, Livcrpeul. • Dee 31). Alexander Sahltald, of %1 owns strerl, Si Griot.- in the East, Miitllrsex, sluparllcr, at kis, at GuAdltail, London. Dee Thomaa Mnrrnr, of Patern,oe , row . spii m ifi e ld.,. Midilleac', shoe 1111111111tIK Meer, it tat:lir, at Guildhall, I.oudua. Dee. Jo. Jonathan Munn, of Maiket.strert, 110 rtford, stiaw.bat•manuf.ortur, r, at ten, at Guildhall, Lootuun. Jan. *7. Edward %V 'Som. of St James's strect, AttJdlrorx, hatter, at la to, at Guildh3ll, London. Dee 30. Jahn Brown, of Little. Esatthear, Loudon, cheese alvtlxvr, at sue:t e, at Gwohilaill. Dee. 3U. James Wt awn, Lite of Pal: Mall, Middlesex, vintner, at twelve, at Guildhall. lAtudon. Jan. 3. iVillison Juues, late of Readniz. lierki, nursery and indininn, at ten, at the Upper SI, p 11.11, Reading. cF.R . ri MATES-10c. 3• Samuel Stnnif wth, of It Ailfr d , Nosiwchans, joiner. J•ntre Carver of Sin allbui grocer. 1411106 VOW. 11. her of Liverpool, rnerrliant • _ _ . . Petri. fraorls Wens nil de (*hominy, of Somrrset.sti rrt, Pori roao.squarr, 11 addleron, Erg °ord. oter r brut . 'rlooros Ms tett( rd and Joh. A St uttord, of Looney, H u.ldet s• nekl, Yolk, sod Thomas latlkwood, of Oldfleid, Al usuud• v, Yoi k, nwri 113/lii James firdp3lll, of Her oido, hood, upholder. John 11fou, e,of NewHors el, Blatlfrtano' rood, Slurry, iroobtougsr. °boar Newt units, of Hulks sliest, fit. Mary la Lwow, 11l id dkica,ukladla.arer. . - 1 IV4VAL INTEL,LIGENCE, POZTIIIIOITIII, Dm A. Arrived the Sarpedon, Capt. Green; and Port isshon, Capt. Lasso'', trout a cruise. lk.ielhelice has been received, that a ship, sup. Immo/ to be a man of wur, is on shore oH• Beactoey hired ; it blows rather stromg from the Southward, but we hope she will get off without any material damage. DEAL, DECEMBER 8. Yetoerday, arrived the Worley East Indiaman. in A very Imlay comiltiorl; bhe made )1 bights, bi distress, off Beachy fiend, to the Dextrous gun brig, who accompanied hn• to the Downs, where she rem.iius. The 1' re neli privateer / e Marandear, of !Gann*. and t complement of 7:1 IMew , was captured hot night by u ►vhoouer, and brought into the Downs. She is one of the loggers that has so .often evaded the vigilance of our eruiAers on this coast. The Mount Royal. Hull. that ars recaptured by the Beagle, has sailed to Statigate-creek. • The a hole of this day troupe have landed from the tianifurts which arrived from Walehrreti ; Mint of them a l .;ieur in a convalescent slat.. Sailed the Lord Castlereagh, Bombay, and tiptoes Coale, fur the River. . , ._. • Severn! Iniitutetnents of illr mu:l6er or the lost and • missing bid:amen Itimug hero ptil,iist.e l, we hive obtained the follos'lng ('llfft3 . l litTOnlit a :in those taken, lost, end ionising, from the t:iuni timt . mist of the srto , up to the pro.ant da) : • • .11iiesirtg, :apposed t. 6e Lod. Experiment 554) Tut. Lord Nebo,. el 9 ditty IN tor!, Z4O diltu T.a.liJ.the Dlttldat :'...PJ ditto Jane Duehellcat esto ditto HengOl a ss dam Cl/1111,91 Calcutta Brit 4 1200 ibito i .. , loaf on the Goorlwinhamis. Lind tooth:. r . • •• a 1;1 4...0 1 Wolli.lo 810 dill.) loot off "Targate. Sheitoo Cartte tio4 &too iio.t near &nal River- Striirk on a iNn.k and wu Trneers 577 ditto knit in limits. . Strentloim tily &LW, T aken lately ia Bengal E.l. Eor.,po ' Soo ilat i i Asia ...—.__. Total Tons 11,07 The Cabinet, it is said,- are gremly airi/ea on the nature an., tenets nt the tio.ner to be returned by Ills AJ tan' oa Monday to the City Addr,..: fire Nleinbers bring for a harsh, iihrl six for a inil.l answer. lVe four* heard the mimes and opinion.. f seven Members out of the eleven, stated. but we do not think it proper to specify any thing farther, at preseht, on so &beige a .abject. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. M le John Fen...mon. lite of Burr-street, Mnlale.e* °ruiner a I Li Aliso* bunco, latr of Abchureli-laue, Loudon, uor - chant - - - - 3 It Sulumun Levirn, jun Barnes, S -, *skew - 3 CI Joseph Kober**, Garden•row, _St C . :tosses-A.lli, *Piker - - - . 3 fa Pi..ly iVarmick, rlert-street, !Loudon, tailor - 3 to Chaves SaiontA Milsrarel, Broiolev,110,11t,“ x, tnillrr 3 i Roitert Slow, Gs reowtels, Keen, Ilow-elutie-esetheitee. • turcr - - - • • - 3 19 George Hoffenden end 'thorns. Nrrreotab, rasing hull. street, W.:ll.li:rvisf men . - . 3 II John Jrtmes Brown, Croat Uncut-at roc t, Line()lu'a-ims tirldr, zlaaA-grsuder --.- - - s Is IVilliant l;edtp.. 11.eiteMer-aquare linen-draper _, - 3 II GungeUilk It, City•terrave, Ctty- marl,. suedieled- vender - - - - 3 15 %V haA ten By,, 0,412n1.51reet, linen-draper - . nLi 'Thomas Farley, Sheerness, Kent, buee• Loader - 2 n Janie* ::)tsuur, late of Clieaps:dr, liner * - - 2 II Arllntr \Yilliatua, Clte:teohabo, ( :luntestersbire, jeweller - - - - DIVIDENDS. lawn Itlnitirtb, late attrarreliurtiaatrert, drurgial 7 'lb Ilichard Dean, late of - the Star and Garter Tavern,. ' lietr•bridgr, tavaro.krene: . John Fere.nantle, John Brandon, and John Dernr- ; 111WIMX, Kiag-street, t:oswi'll..at.eet, iran-faundees • Di Maar& Anderson, Guildford-stmt, and of the OW' ' _ ._ - i 1 _ Fa)-01fit e, Br..a , l•streitl, merchant 11 ' tVi:ll3v.) Ilan, ,thhec street, IVood.street„ Chcapride, Maarbeitcr.oarchnnocioan - . - 1 John linllamt, 4111hcapgide, hxberitnahar - - 11 Charlet Newman, Whitachapel, shopkeeper - - i slll.lnnu (:Inver and Joint 4.lurer, rowltry, • Loudon, Itaherdmilwra , - - - - 11 'iliAuuniii Young, NeepoeSstrtet, Middlesex, linen- Al Illper - - - • - It Fdlienri Blackinore, Heerietta•street, Caveat-garden, ' tailnr - ... - 1 %Villui,u Higgenitottda,Tottenhans•ceed-risid, ceda r...ender • - - - - II RulnAt titritart, Watitortrotreet, Scho, tail*, - 1 Juin, A...reit, of {ha swine Mice, tador 11 Churl.* Wllliatua, urn. Tornham-green, Ch:inrick, Mii!dlesex, grazier - - le - lc .thent 'Utile, Kenton-street, Reascll-stmart, shop. kcemr - - - I o James Clancy, Tottenb 311• CUll I t • r .nil, provisiee-tner elient - - - it Haunali Sackett, hite of Piim6Gitte, Kent, innkeeper 1 i St album Hand. uiL, I:art 11111. Vt • CI ttt, Ituieell-clu,iie, furtnalsinc-nwinmager - - to IV illiam Nlarrluall, Pniernn.ta r. inn, Spitaltich!., - II I t lieracmungrr • Hrory Haywood, Runiftair, Kent, 1011. Ibrr clAtTlfl ri:s. bhp Chapman, of Varoomth, I wen •ttr.sy r. Henry Mostly, of LaL I LLICC Poem* ucy hill, rondo., tucr rll,o. lqiar Ilull, now or bar of Hlowtoo, Warwick, *abet • Ni..l Ni.trua al. late of Clam :t !Youth Casolluo, .1411trico, Lot nnw i.l ta! irlmnt. Iwoo• Ity.tligis4.n, a! ll line haven, Cumberland, agreer. . _ . potion 4W 'ROMS ON 1 4 ATUROAV I pre Cost. Red.ce4l 4 per rest Lung Annuaire 9.11...he ItAbe Runde E...Ley . •, ^ .,a. F.ncli•h I.suteri Trle45.... for Console for I'. BINH, Shirt-I.:solar, • •. Corobill, *NJ 4, Char's.; rms. • BIRTH. . At Woot;eote place, of a 094. MARRIAGE. I..otely, Merv. Ann, posugest deoo;hter of the ;ate 14 ReauvAld Atloor, so Heavy Arnold, Levi. DEA'RIIM At Kotate:orol, nn the Cld of Nr%-oshrr, eisoterely la. meuted, Mrs. Haudlield, the ode of Colonel Haudtreld, of that place. Ou Tloureday, at his holm in Ilse Kent-road, William, Hat.ee flog Lute of Tooleysstrres, aged 56 Lato;ly.tror Ales:miler Balt. the Goversor tof Maßa. BIGII SiAT . F.R AT 1.0%1R SN 11.1 y. morgisvg 9 aka alter S I Aflame to to woo. after S. • I,IIIN DON ,--Prktica 3N211H, Cirmr.es as J1,41;16484 at ON ja, 114.4 f:lertetira , o.llrek.Strneil. 17 1 ‘YHI UP.. uf v.vr purr —iltdres. kr kw tl.r Paiwr, tad II the west nal b Arly aliftwittl le. 1 ... , . 11 lif I