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TIKATR .. , ve Drams of Th, rowans Outlaw, which . woo. ;,_:formed the first time for Mr. IiLLF4TON',I P.en fit, on Friday se'nnight, was again repre sented on Saturday night The piece was ex tremely well supported Mr. Ei. LISTON, in Abe/live. was particularly great. In the scene of the Council Chamber, when Arlii,o proves the guilt of the conspirators, he asks a question of their Chief, to prove more clearly how much he has been injured, and receives for answer--" I am not bound to an swer inteitogatories ;" this reply was immediately noticed by the audience, and produced the most en. thns'astic marks of approbation. The piece was extremely well received throughout, and, its an nouncement for this night drew down thunders of applause. The Conde Opera of he Se/die , '; Re tarn; or, What can Beauty de" followed, and went off with its usual success. The house was crowd ed in every part. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL. On Thursday last, Messrs. nINCKS, WILSON, Cuaxis, BASH•Ni, WKSTON, Cswar. Isnutr.sa, and FlAtima so, nine of the Senior Scholars of St. Paul's School, delivered their An nual Oral.lons.hefore a very numerous and respecta fsle ; among whom were the Earl of POLTSSIONTii, the Bishop of CHICHLSTER, 1)0aOrt .WNIVEILLO, FLY, and Tsystt, Mr. CIINSIIY, She Head Masier of Merchant Taylors' School, &c. The Orations, we understand, are composed by the' Scholars themselves, and, in this respea, did little honour to their classical abilities ; white they were spoken with a spirit and propriety, that rellelt vd the highest credit cn themselves, and evinced that the worthy and Rev. High Master bad not spared, in vain; his time and exertions, in support ing a custom of hi. own intioduftion, and of so useful and pleasing a tendency. The liberality of this foundation, under the trust and proteCtion of the Most Worshipful Company of Mercers, has long raised this School to one of the most advan tageous and useful of public seminaries. EAST INDIES. TrIOM VIE CALCUTTA GAZETTE, Nlr 27, 1804. The dispatch of General Lord Lake, in which he transmitted to the Marquis Wellesley the ac count of the •ietory obrtined by the Army under Major-General Fraser, and Brigadier-General Mun son, is as follows: MY LORD—h is with sentiments of the moat heartfelt es ti faction, that I transmit to your Lordship, the copy of dtapatcli 'es: received, announcing the complet suers of the army under the command of Major-General Fraser, in the at •ttrel of the enemy's brigades, at Dreg, on Cy 13in in , t. Chls action appeam to have been very IC,tft, and it hat hen attended with as complete SZJeCt. , . and atchieved by a gallantry and courage, as ardent, as have marked the conduct of any army. Whilst it reflects (Mall rbscriptions of troops engaged, the h plant praise, t entitles them to the thanks and admiration of IYRr couutry, and adds to the high reputation of the army la India. livorever I may rejoice at th.• success of our arms, and the nal gisgy acquired by the Brutish troupe iu this gallant action, 1 shall lament until the latest hour of my existence, the Severe loss sustained dim truly gallant and highly me- Vioricura °Ricer, Major General Fraser, to whose able dispesi tiseasasul heroic valour, in lelling on the tmoda, I attribute such signal success. The pubfic, though 1 ho;.e, temporary loss, of the services of this OSLer, is a subject of the mast sin• c 0..: "tree. would he sup•OlUo4.l2 to attempt to express my private feelings on du; oeCasintl, oi which I am well cooties:4:d >out Lordship will fully participate. 1 tie Ofßcial Iteno, rt, now tianintiitted, leads to fear, that OUT 10r4, lit offi.ent and men, has been severe. I hops: to receive in the course of hue day, returns, whi. h dual _be immediately forwarded. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your most faithful humble se. Gant, Signed) LAKE. Had Quarters, rutty Ghur, Nov. 18, 1804 kluttra, Nov. 'ad, 1805, seven o'clock, p. m. Sip—WA the nivor it mere sorrow I feel nty,ulf obliged to communicate the melaurlieslV intelligence of my much h emmed fiend the r;em..r..l'. death: he has been for several drys sinking from mot he.iez able to :Main notunlimeot o u h is suoniach, and a iiiur.:fi..at.ein tunic place, and terminated foully this evening. Every attention that medical arni•tance could afford has been s4^ern him, and the unwearied atten cum of a most atiectionate sau, who is now unable to write. I have the honour to h*, kSigtisd) W. MENZIES, 1114). Brig. To LieUS -Gets. ".eke. ‘ENI:RAL ORDERS by the GOVFRNOR GENERAL nit William, Dee, 4. 11104._ In tfttimonv of the public sorrow for the lees of Major•Ge rt►val Fraser, the garrison Rag to he lowered to half staff At sumrie- to-morrow, and to continue in that position till .n■ w , t. Minute ions to be fired from the ramparts of Fort Wil limn, at 1g u'eguck. (signed) J. ARMSTRONG. Fort William. Dm. ..1, 180.4. - ---- _ A Disratch, of which the following is a copy, Was received tliii evening, by his F.xcellency the Most Noble the Governor-General, from his Excel lency the Commander-in-Chief. . . , =O H:s rxcet.t.rsev TNT MOST NOILM MAIRNIS WEL isrstivr, siqvcrion-o ----- &C. &C. MY LOR 1)--The inclosed note has lust conveyed to meths erfi,rtoig intelligence of the death of the ea.lant Major-Geis. ante, iu eon erpience of the se.-ere wound he received in she ever memorable actinn of the 19th tilt. YourS:rdship will 14 psrt,. m ins feelings of sincere sorrow for that) .1 an esfeenien friend and a brave officer; and his colmtry will ertioirn the A. soli of a hero', to whom she is indebted for the p o t Signal service ldis plan of attacking the enemy, In the glorioui tootle of Deeg, evinces the highest militatv genius ; Otis mode of cattying this into affect, &splays the gr:ateat pad,- min and sagacity: and his coeduct at the head of his army proves the must deliberate courage and determilied resolution. Advancing in fleet of his troops, his example animated them to the arduous enterprise. Me continued to encourage seem long after he had fallen, and hi' voice impelled them, till a complete and glorims victory crowned and rcwaidcd his exertions. In lamentinr the loss of this helve Office-. 1 have dr^ ere- Poling reflection that his memory worl remain dear in the ' , roast of every sed.-r ; that his sslend.d esample will :nuisnate to fu ture deeds of heroism; and that lu< time and Flory will he con secrated and erescrveil by a gratefel sod artrurring country. The remains of poor Major-General Fraser were interred at Mama ear the evening of the 2Xh, andebe and harrows doe to lin rank were paid by ; art of that army wine!, he so - lately 14 se victory and to glory. I hsvetlee lessoor to he, (Signed) G. LAKE. Friday morning marched from No. 1 and ?Bat teries ar 1)eal, the Company of the North wood" •r Diner, under command of their 411- t. zt k i, Pomfret; :he liatterici are nip .... . • krut Militia, which anived ' 1 ": • 4 1 1. C. `: • have takes that duty. 9;. - ""11: 1t1.1.1r4L INTELLIGENCE. roaessinettl, MAY 3. Sailed Ai T4hutee frigate on a ciuise, and a gun brig,- with six sail of transport., Ldvalle4ser. next; LAY S. Sails(' last night after post, the Co4Wassigsloap of war, with a co.lvery for PortSmonth.—WlU N. E. Sailed .this inriesing the JoixtePea and A riadue frigates ; Ore itec, A 41111 1, 4, and Speedy slolpl, of war; Farr bomb, and several gun brigs, on a cruise of the French coast. Arrived the Sp', sloop of war from a cruise, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. P. S. Sailed the Tiekrir gun brig, with several transports for Portstwinth. 4 EDINBURGH.' Arlin. 29. We understand that considerable influence has been used for prOcuring an alteration of the present direEtion of the northern mail, by taking it from the coast road by Banff, Cullen, &c. and carrying it by Huntley and Keith. Bythis change, a clfttmice of fifteen miles 'mild certainly be saved ; but while, from the mountain ou. situation of the inland road, there would be the greatest risk of /he progress of the mail being slop ped during the winter months, the mercantile, trad ing, andibipping interest would at all rases suffer' , i tnosematerially from that alteration. -Tnegreat body of the Metchantsand Ship Own eri of Leith have accordingly ent,-svd into spirited Resobstions upon this subjull,,declaring, that they atinnt, in justice to themse lves, and the trading; part of the comninnity, allow this.measure, fraught, with the most injurious consequeisces to the trade. and interest of the country, to he eclopred, without giving their dissent end Strinhou s oppositi 69 thereto." Resolutions of a similar nature are .about to he ente*anto by the Bankers, Merchants.-Traders, and Gentlemen of the Law of Edi ; a nd his Excellency the Earl of Moira has state his opinion to be entirely adverse t' the change, both in a mili tary and commercial point of view. The Chamber of Commerce of Edinburgh are alas called for Wednesday next, to declare their sentiments on this impertant occasibn : and the town of Inverness is decidedly against the alt-ration, though it has been said that it was principally in tended for the accommodation of that city. Ar broath. too, has written urgently to their Repre sentative in Parliament upon the subjeB, deprecat ing, most strenuously, the proposed change. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZII77E. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War qffiet, Wu 4. IQ Regiment of Dragoon Guaril.-.-Cortirt and Adjutant 3. Dswthwaitt-• to be Lieutenant, without porch .Ye, vie, Cum mings, promoted in the 32d Foot ad ditto..-Henry M'Ciontoek, Gent. to beCornet, by purchase, vice Ram, promoted. Stli Regiment of Li fit Dragoons—Major Hence Lot h i s, f r om half , pay of the late detla Dragoons, to be Mater,vice Otiir;y, who exchanger, Ca!dstrearo Regiment of Foot Gwardni—Edward Laserllm, Gent. to be Ensign, by puschime. Him Edward 18 , 001 Writ to be Ensign, withsut purchase, Ensign (;enege Wyatt to be Adjutant, ewe Fans, promoted in tht nth Foot slat Reeiment of Foot—Major Sin William 11 , 4e-itl' Runlet!, the Rd Feet, to be Major, •ice A.buthunt, whe ewehen.s. 33,11 ditte—Brevet Lieutenant-Criliinel Peter Hayec Petit to be Lieutenant C donel, without purchase. Ti be Majors wahntit purchase, Bre•et Major George I). Robertson, from the talth Foot ; Bre vet Major William Henry Rentsury ; Captain Lorna. Move, from the loth Font. 53d d•tt....Major Hon. Hugh Arbuthnot, rout the =tat Foot, to be Maps. vice Sir William Burdett, who exdiasiges. 79th dittn-eeelohel Allan Cameron to he Colonel. Philtips Cameron to be Lieutenant Colonel To be Nlajors—Calitain R..bert Fulton ; Captain Lunt darnel hiluisay, from the 6th Wes India Regiment; Captaiu Robert Hamilton, vice Cameron. STAFF. To be I•tarrerting Field °Seers Y-omaitry and Voluntee r Corp., with the temporary rank et - Lieutenant Coloiiel in tit , . Arent. Mic , ia 4 Barnes, Eaui. late Lieatenant-Oolorml in the 7th Light Diagoiiiis; James Williainsuit, Esq. tate Major in the 7utb Foot. G isRitISON. Surgeon Thomas Berwyn, front the lOth Toot, to be extra Garrisuri Surgoort at Gibraltar. •ice Straith, deceased. Hosrt FAI, STAFF. Chien !Arrhin, M. D. u• be rhysician So the F.eces, vice !fend-m..1, placed on half Fey. Hospital-Mate Chad,* Dronivole to ba Atsioant r4eon le the Army Depot in the Isle of Wight, vise Gile.llll, pro moted. MFAHIMANntIM The aponintment of John Prim, to he Cnvernnr I.f Pr ettoui Ct*tle and its S!,,,tart, at otatek! in the G.si-tees of the :!9th Seineother and .d Oct. last, 414 not take plate until the 3,10 f May instant. Cennunipiono is the Royal East Landon Regiroent of Militia, signed hu Ilis Allujetty's Comatimia,teet of Lientruititcy Joe the haul ON. Ensign Thomas Goyland to be I,ieutenant, vice Ladder, re* signed. Dated April 4,180 it. Jelin Palmer, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Taylor, promoted ; dated as above Charlet bnghurat Browne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gayland, i promoted Dated Aped 5, 1804. C'sraissinis is Volunteer Corps, tired by H;, Majesty's Com mis/loser, iit Lieutenancy or the (Wet rt . Lando rt. London Volunteer Car ilrv—sJohn Power, Gent, to be Awist ant Surgeon, vice Proud, resigned; doled Mnrcb 26,1805. ItACI•42 °Axe Volunteers—Ensign Savage to be Lieuti nun, vice Sinallboite, resigned ; dated as above. George Seabrook, Gent. to be Ensign, v.ce Singe, promoted ; dated as above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.VFD. George Gi!,tt. end John D. Ashplant, of Falmouth, in the comity of CotIIWAIII, April tr 6, 1805. William Green. Frederic Mimes, William Ash, and George I.iisllam all of Sheffield, in the county of Fink, joiners and edge tool makers, April 17, 11105. John Lew, John Leech, George Cheatham, and Thomas Harrison, at timyley Rehire, in the parish of Ashton under Lira*, in the amity of Lancaster, cotton spinners, April 29, 111h5, John William Adam, Josiah Whalley, and John Wood Nelson ' of Crutehol Friars, Lindy'', tueichatits, May 1. Alexander Brander and R. Dunbar, April 90 William niconrnn and Richard Wade, of Ferry Bride, in the county of York, raff and iron merchants, April 28. Edward Booth, William Robson, and Tam Earner, Dec I, 11104 ode ors. Samuel Tim:lanai arsiel and limo Powell, of the 'Maitre Royal, Richrumad. April H. Rotten Lon, John Turing, Nathaniel Snell, and Lord Rewa, •f London, West 1.41. merchants, May 1, ISOS. Irlridge and Jobs Chalk, April SO, 1805. John Marshall, Thomas Reayen, Reitiainin Ration, and • Char's/114e, at Limb ) is she comity M York, and Shrews- huir, in the county or calop, 43% spinners std lion-menu. facßiteri, June SO, 1604 flicks"! Pigott slur Vincent Ciftnike,of Little (;hapel.iftree*, Soho April. 29, 11110. Tt:rettty Sii.ith, of Birmitightten, in the county of War wick, truthful; John Atm) the rontger, of Pena ince, to the county of Cornwall, merdiant ; John timtre.e, of Re•li nth, in the said ,•oulity, Gentleman; Thomas tiiiintiy the vourger, and John Gionliy, both of the village of tinitisitliueY, in the said con•ity, Gentlemen and Willutm Stephens of Maraiio.i, in the said county, r. yeoman ; dealers in timber, Ge's, Oen, sad hemp, December YS, 11104. Richard Carpenter smith, Jrweph Smith, Danl..l 1%4•.tr0r, and Jenne Stevens, of Fatithaii, Surrey, bankers, Cloutier 6, 1304' • W. Shone, and Thomas SliO7te, of Mincing line, 64ey 3, 1601%;( : John Goodwin and Edward Crwtch, of Nqi 17, St, Martinte • hAt ".q4, le-Grand, in the enunty • , truA tuaticers catpoutani and uniketalteii,4Niy Jolla an•f Richard Cheeinian, of Havikliurst, Kdur, 1114e.therights, A•+rd 13, 11101. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. l i i ne s . t.eve.,s,ofJanoe,sirect, Oxenden- , t , e , t, in the pariah of I..ldartin in the Fields, la eta county eflltdievex, darn dralcr. nAtixttttrrs. John Allen, of the •tity ef . WorZaster, victualler ant ins lr•Tper, drain and chapolan, to borrenkr Ala • 11. he. and et ten, it Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shepherd, blyde l iktrret, Illnornsbury. Samuel Yates, of Wood street, in the cite of London etairehant, 'arum with Erlwarn oithe Wind of Trinidad ' , tr. surrend r May 7. 15. and June 15, 'testae, at Guildhall, Imhdon. Attorneys, Maras. Painter and Tuinlinsons, Warn feed court,_Thrognsoarei street. .. r.f. John Whitaker, of hiarreliester, in the county of Lancaster, and Town s end Giber, of the city of Bristol, dealers, the:linen, and canary:lets, to Illitaidet Mayt 136 15, June If., at two, at the Bridgewat.rr Arms Inn, in 'Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Manchester t amt Mr. Edge, Inner Temple. John Gerrod, of Orford, ip the county of Suffolk, late master brill! brig Visitor of !minion; mariner, dealer and chairman, msorrender May 11, 25, June IS, at one, at Guildhall, Lon don Atrneys, Mesas. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Bui.dimer,iChance.y lane. 1 , 41 n Leo, of the city of `fink, woollen droner, dealer and chairman, to surrender Mar 20, 21, and June 15, a , eleven, at the bowie of Mrs Hannah Pennon, the Red Linn inn, nest Monk Bar, York. Attorneys, Mr. Munby, York; and Mr. Evbils, Thiviesinn, London John Goodbody; in the county of 11,•rks, breeches maker and fellmonzer, dealer and charnan, to surrender May 23, at - 24, at One, 'and Jdne 15, at the Rid Lidn Inn, in Ann* ri. Attorneys, Mr. Pratt, at Abingdon ; and Mr. William Floater, Took's Court, London. JolltnJones, late of Liverpool, on the county of Lancester, Traveller. dealer and chairman, to cur - ender June 5 , 6 , anl IS. at eleien, at Forshaw's . , the Globe Tavern, John street, in Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Illackitmk, In Liver plot ; and Mr. Thorirae Blackstoek, St. Mildrel's court, Poultry, London. John Whitaker, late of Salford, in the county Si Lancashire, cotton twist dealer, d.kiler and eliapman, to surrender May 20, *2, and June 15, at rdeven,trt the house of Moses M tiirhead, the Commercial Inn, in Marichener. Attmneys, Mr. Parting. tor, in M me , rester ; and Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench Walke.:Ternple, London John Milner, of the town and county of Nottingham, header,. rlexlre and chP7iman, to surrender June 4, 5,4nd IS. at eleven, at the house of Mrs. Sarah Beller, the Punch Bowl, In Nr•Prig ham. Annul ry., Means. Cutts and Saunders, Nonirigiutei; and Messrs. Maalorrard and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, London. Joh r Rew, of Ramo:A-try street, in the Borough of South wark, rut the toonty of Surr.rv,ehoesomoneer, dealer aoci chap man, to sturendef Nice 7, it. and June 15, at ten, at Gui! hall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Sherwin, Great. James street,; BetTord tow. Christopher Wilcox, of Citewtsn Mantle. In the enmity of Somerset, victud'er, to mrrerirler ?tiny 21, 21,1nd lime I), at . eleven, at the dwelling house of Thomas flonovray, situated ill Bath Motet, in the city of Bristol. Attern-vs, Mr. Peter ; arid Meson. Tarrant and Motile, Chancery.' lan*, tenant,. Jolla Starr Cowdery, of Whitschapel Roar!, in the enuaty „if Mddlrrex, mealman, dealer and cli-i•voirm, t.i Ally 7, at tell, 21, and June 15. at one, at Gurldhall, is net. don, Atioettert, Mr. Dyne, Serjeante Inn, Fleet arcs,. I.undon. Tho nas Hint, of South street, Berkley mum, In the county of SittAleaex, tailor, dea'er and chauntsn to sueressd•r May 11, IR, oust June IS, at ten, at Gliddh 111, London. Attorney, Mr. John Daw:oit, Warwick overt, Gulden spare. DIVIDFSDS• - - - • • May 25. Thomas Joseph Collis, of Clrisharn R•ot, in the enemy of Sorrel , coachmaker, dealer arid chapman, at one, at Guildhall, London. Juue 11. William Grant. of Gre,tle street, Soho, iti the county of Middlesex, paper stainer, dealer and eh rumen, et ten, at larodon. Jorie It. Chileles Herries and Out Nailer, of the city of London, merchants and pa.tners, at ten, at Quill/hall. Mar 29. Thomas Towle and Joshria Jackson, of Nawgate sweet, in the city of L•indon, waterloo.- nen, trakendasheas, dealers, chairmen, arid en Art tars. at eleven, a t Gelirlhati. May 25. John Brown', of No. tut, Strand, in the county of Middlesex, genmaker, deal er ...id chairman, at ten, at Guild hell, London. Mai 25. John Broadhurst, late of Newcastle und-r Lane, in the county of Staff.ird, hat maker, but now a prisoner in the Fleet Piano, at eleven ' at Guildhall, Loudon June 8. Joh,' Epworth,lste of White Rose eaten, Coleman. street, in the city of London, (ador e Jeweller, dealer and chap:tun, at twelve, at Guildhall, Laudon. May 29. Thomas Wright,. el Easinguan, in the County of Becks, crash-masted, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at Guildhall, I.om - ion. Julie 4. Thomas Whalley and Joseph Wilkinson Whalley, of Fridu street, London, warehousemen, dealers, ehapmen, a id copartners, at we, at Guildhall. hfay 27. James Adamson, of Manchester, In the county of Lane titer, merchant, dealer and chapman, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, in Meneh.ntet. May 30. Edward Biuth, of MlaCilagOlir, In 'be comity of Lancaster, butcher, dealer,and Chapman, at ahem at the l)og Tavern, in Deansgate, in Manchester. May 19. James Iligson art "rhilmas Tasker, both of Live , pu.,l, io the carroty of Lancaster, linen-drapers, at el -wen, matins house of William Slimmer, the Dog Tavern. iu Dem ote, Manchester. May 14. Julius Samuel Rich and John Heapy, of Alder manbury, London, Blackwell-hall factors, at twelve, ar Guikihall, Lawton. Mae 25. Robert Hendrie, of Blossom "reel, Rpital fields, in the enmity of Middlesex, silk dyer, dealer and chapman. at twelve, at Guß.lluall, Dorton Mae 25. Robert ricketier, of Cheapsirle, I,nrolon, paper. wainer, dealt, and chairman, at ten, at t/aildhall, Louden. May 27. William Jones. of the towel of Swansea, in the county of Glamutean, merchant, at ten, at the house William Jones, the hush len ' Selma'. May 25 rm Fisher, of Cambridge, in the court! of Cambridge, woollen draper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 22. Peter Hope, of Liverpool, In the county of Lan. castor, merchant, dealer aid chapman, at oee, at die Globe Tavern, joem street, Liverpool. lone 11. Jarvis German, of Akiermaribury, in the city of London, hosier, at one, at Guildhall June 1. Rirhani Blackireare, of the Colonnade, near the Iteepiral, in the county of Middlesex, painter, gluier, dealer and charms', at twelve, at Guildhall, London CERTIFICATES—Ma• 25 • Graham Wilkinson, late of George street, Hanover square, in the menus of Middlesex, mons scriieri,r. John Crosby, now or late of Liverpool, :n the county of Lan easter, roakter and mariner. Wiraam Joao, of Meridiem, in the county of Gloucester, drover, dealer and chapmaii. George Norton, late of Li!dr• Wild secet, Lincoln's In., field in the county of Middlesex, careeeter, dealer and chaiman. John Clare, late ofJermair StIT.I. I:1 tI e parish of St Jam-, Westrtiester, in the county of Mdrilesex, TiB neer, breaker, dealer and ehs WO' , / , ' • Robert Poole, of Prospect place, St Geotee's fields, in the comity v(Surrey, lima draper, dealer and chapman. 4 ... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT Crtiftp, f MOP POW. -Christopher German, Alatkman-street,llonthariritter- -- re p , haberdasher . • 3 IP . . , 'Timothy Donnvan, Frillutray, islingtnn cow- . keeper 310 liartleilornass. Fox e Omagh-square. I.oi clisr, tnertim at Sll J .lin Astbury, Sheffield orwet, Clare-market, earp , oter 3 10 John Parse's and James Gard. nor, Cle • en t'v• lane, Lom bard-street, Lonio!i, 11611 Saville-placek Lambeth, Surrey, hop merchant, • 10 . , . Charles Bedwell, Buck-lane, Cbelftehulleh, Middietex, dealer and chrimati . , . • 10 Jeffry Scrape, form.rly or Queen-410ot, Cheapsite, Laudon; "Kerwin& of Beaumont *rivet, Ma-e la bonne; and n"w of Red Lon-street, Holborn, Mid dlesex. stoek,..bmk..ir • to . . John Barton, New-court, Fleet-market, London, ear . . pvuter • 1 10 . . James Stitherland, Little T• veer-hill, If ittlleven, braody merchant • 1 I . . Thomas Reisell Farlley, Steyning, Sanaa, linen. drapor • 1 10 . . . . Gorge Paine, Brampton, Kent, butcher • • 110 Tor:ma Ovary, Austm friul, I.un , km, me r chan t . 1 • IL DIVIDENDS. . , Michael Richoid, Brightheluotone, SIBISCX, Wiae•Mer- I • client . . . John Price, Finsbury square, Londnw, nuwehent 1 JAMCi F0r.4,1 tin, elder, Letitia Fosard, and James ! Fuzard the younger, riorli laue, Act:wilily, stabi t . . . keekers _ ._ Willi:Ml Vrilker, Channerv-lane, Lnndnn, talkie Robert King, St. John's-lane, Si. John, ClertenweS, Nl:dale/ex, 'Winer . . Witham /load Newton, Galden•lane, Barbican, 1;n: In don, I,igunolnerchant • 10 . . Joeeoli Kinnison, Queen-street, Cheoplnde, cotton- tow-chant lO . . John Stanley, ( lost-tnarket, Losifft, brandy-mew ' . , char* . ip ; Aohe Frontier, Ifonwntoodlen, Kont i _vi t ch n ii.. r . 70 i b ao JUICE OF' STOCKS ON SA ruanAy. --P 3 per Cent Reduced s 7ili 3 per C •it t Cup...... ssi 53 4 per Cant .3- 5 retr Cent. Navy 5 pat Cent Lnyahy • •..371 Oct. 991 Lung Annuities., ' 1 - 137 169.15 Omnium ... Intl:. annals . . ..... h 2e. 111 s. Kactusquer Mt par h. prem. Eng. t.oltery Tickets liiishi ()manna .... Canvas I.ir T. 31314, /hock linker, J. No 4, Cornball. sot 14 , 1. 1 .1. C..an,r-esees. PRICE OF WISH SMCKS—Aregt.PI Si par Cent 641, COURSE. OF EXCH krntilaaain 31i 2 t 11. Ditto at Sight,. 6 Rotter.larn Haroborgh 3! 3 211 1 . titono ...a 33 6 till rani 1 Day. Aatet". 14 .- - • 26 U. anurelontX C,ada2 D 4 tto %twine' .... in paper 64 elect- EtilSca Lrshoi et ?Inlet _ . Iblin en London... 8-'lost en London (A; Belfast on Dublin (Di Fasr.r ►IAT 3 G•nua t i4l.llls l ejl pe:•.• • • .• fit Debit. 1 . 00t atow. I. •W. PqrtuiralGwir: in C.• 10 an 4 ffera per et.. 4 0 0 11...uit'ouna . 0 0 0 Mew Dwilais S , lver4ll Han I New Louis each 0 o I, Agio nn tilt Hawk of Helloed S re, Coot. ..(Apell 11)....101 II mil Y 6).... 6( io n ) ii Ai 4,vs. HIRTLi. At his house in Howland street, Fits oy square, the Ls* of A Angelo, E.g. of a daughter. DEATHS. Yesterda y morning, at be hour In Aetinipen titur year... Miss teil, tine, daughter of Sir Illiteberd Carrll.irt • On Sari .1( lag. le Dublin, Sir Thomai tenon, Mad the Hinki new of Lieliton h:iiodhsm, awl Shaw. Wednesday. at Lord Auction" apartments in Greenwich Hospital, Vitoria* Eden, Es 4. brother to his Lesdahlas. . . wArrit (Ills DAY Lt 11411014-11111 Moro. 19 u.in. steer '7 —rip-, 50 min s6r 7 SALES BY AUCTION. PUBLIC SALK TUBS!) NYS AND FRIDAYS. By D. SADLER, At his Rennie:tory, Grininall.rr.ot near Smit 10. MORROW, at Twelve o'Clool: tie (oilowitg Horse., &a. APair of clever ROAN CHARIOT GELD. INGS, 15 hands and • half birth, match wog, sad fag in harness. A Brown Gell:arg, Avoyinn old, 15 Mega and a half high. gad match horse for ctirricle ar charnt. A Gro (414,11 1 t. I.) ham , . MIN fast troller, remnant.. to Age, and ate:Ay in tor en. A Blick Gelding, 15 hands high, a re markably good gig hin.e. A Black Golding, 14 hands three inches Inch, fast in all his wee. ACleranut Maio, Ii hand* nigh, a go id hackney. Few wilful Can Horses. Ao.od wards of Eighty Wools, of varioin doicripsinirt, amend *lnch are several gond megaton, nischiners, proadvinet, 4e. Several raid Cit.rult., Chaise+, Gigs. Post.thaisin, Haines, Cordele% Sociable% and sundr. r.tltac Lob. To he viewed thi Mncning et Salo. GOSWELL-STREET REPOSITORY, FOR THE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, ,e I) SADLER retorns his most sincere Than t% . to his 1111114E01M Friend. and a liberal Pubic, : the Namur of their p.m farii.i,r; hog% [rive to inf. them lit intim& haying a SALE BY AUCTION rvery FR:DAY, Teelve ri•O.lock, the commencement of which will be no t`. • St of May, and intends selling on every Tto•das r usu., The above Ropositoil is constantly open for the receetiea of Hornet and Ca;oart for 'ale. expenee of Auction char ! on Howe, &c. N. R. Prorate &dot executed on the Atria et n2ke, and th t gr. a.tot atttnt:on • a I to the inte .tt of Irer enwloyers. ••• Days oaf Paying's% even) Dag* eneepting ao Sa 6B. Day.. nrvngsmier DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ANGEL Kg, l ivErtroN. y Mears. BURTON and VENNOR, On TUESDAY, May th, ISUS, at Ttato'C.ocic itweittly, en rho Pi•intsrei. the Angel Inn, Tinerton, in tb:Cnuut? Drant dsrettion the Proprietor, A V;iaable and way Improvable FREEHOLD Llk rsT ATE; cnnipring that well known anti lens r'µ - ' birthed !louse and ?tenth..., tho ANG , I.L INN, Tiwonn, un intim fr. nt Haniton, he t•en front Exeter, and trentru^e fraus Taunton. The ?,eiliries are p lets with conveniene“ , e.arnettug tat a su'r.tniatial Brick Owtiling-Houte, with fw 'redone.; two dining mom., spacious a wettory mom, mein, twelve princt:4l chimtse.., fier fervent. d tto, roe kitelienh, ample cellaritig, stabling fit near sixty her"`' sta.:ding far carriages, Co,lllllWillUi brew holm, coon ,ha ben, 10f ,, , and largo gaden of ~b-art 1 j acre, well dock a Lla itlantud. A pint of the premities i.lett at moderate te•A, to I I per annum ; the 'remainder in bawl, tor posti 'ends vitue3ol. l To be thread fifteen i.e. previous to the tale. who n pi , • t'S de.criptions may be had et the White Hart, WIA ii•sinn a 3 Cullumntow 3h Cas, iannton; the New Lnein, faro: King'. Arms, Plytno,„a ; GoldeKtion, R • rntavgl, ai.d ton ; n. nellllll W.tud, it.q. Tiveriun ; of Mr Twiteet,. . cant. Carpententqwll,l,ontlon •at Garr...ear's : of M Bu:ton and Veiniest, C 2, -zm=d=l='!=Mr-• LONDON:—Printed by I)AIDASO N Wyci , street, St. Clement's, an.l r ubllshed itt s l ^lll . N 111YDEK. the °Rica, No. 15, B a ck o f ti t Otter 1 , Chunit, Stand, viln-re 0.,1en re, Oa raver, Otc. t vilk NCO stuedell sm==ali T H " IMP Slew I gold t CA Coy T HIS Dance To which' It. V. ge_ l l l . TI !As 0 11% 014 Gowns' ~isnt; M C 4024011 thy Qua, Mr. W. Mrs. Pal introdatit Irt 1 0 14 Mrs 4911 illecil!. ' 714.1 kali ell basal I= 4 : IPMos I la lid dip 11641110.1 Sys tri• W Oman CA ee l Nod rrHE A Thr G.rdr7. Prima t v. Of wrier 1. Thi ts. 2. THE ink Open And, in TAMIL tIF. W LIAI ihar S () N 2 111 ihuu~ht Ii ynti from .14If STI g , )w w.th tale, *ay bats, as ploature t in a qutu, ago, ani to mike II Lunn, at Dino To Ito No. 94, 1 meat, net an: Doran.—.4 "-PH E lAN Ibr ore roe tired from br-ig ger Scarp D /tetchy. Deetbstrue 3ttfrofil-st ettntp,wit terfeit; at with the with s uec 'meow i 4 Mr , Dew et Eels 51 Sigel I ••••S I Amen, F. Southathl (Mahon C Ifew..tree dCanter' 'hop. 'erect, 01 *pet iv se his V. 431 irnalpora, 111141101 *NW 41 : , 7 1 ",77 !_f ~