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74- OPERATORS OP ITIE PRIM' AT DO MINICA. {elolll TillithiiiiNlCA Jou Rata t or rue 16TH id &Rem.] • • .• About the dawn of day, on Friday, the 22d ult. an alarm Mita and at Cachecrou ; a circumstance which excited no ex traerthuare gender= in the mends of the people, a the %i l ia lame exa i by nor worthy Chief had accustomed us to be tad ripen the alert: their attention was, however, awarded at to early hour, by perceiving standing 111 for the Road, a aqua. dr a of flee line of battle ships (one of 120 guns), three fri• ed, two beer. and some small craft, having on board about . pea ttoaapi• under British colour+ rSalr haugh it was perceptible I t i ter the mere Iscemine in lantana matters, that they wereance aeraording to the hew Uhiona. Yet, the generality 'lettered themselves, it WWI the expelled squadron from England Their titspicious appeardiez, however, occasioned aid es to be sent by the General to Fort Young, to are upon them, and we were bean relieved from our suspense, by the *thole of them hoist. Ins the Republican Flag, and manning nineteen boats, for a dement,. The natal alaarity of the people manifested itself, and every class flew to arms. His Ffteollt•ltcy General pre. t 014 MOO 10 di4pUgilloll4 with that prudence, celmiteas, said partition, ro inherent in his eldercare; del upon the appear ance of the enemy's landing at Point Michel, the light com panies of the 40th and Ist West Balm Regioneraa, the former hcaddl by Captain Deccan Canipliell, the latter by Captain °tonne), with the grenadiers of the St. George's, under the tanem= el:Captain Warner, advanced to oppose the landing, and to co-operate wait the St. Luke's Inderdidesit Company, under the command of Captain Serrant ; these were shortly after joined by the grenadiers of the 46th, headed ay Captain Aichibald C 'prehea t who were suim after supported i l y the re =limier of the Nth, under the conrtnana al Captain James, eitceat one weak comaraay, sent to pro'-. - t the rimed the pt. aition It ocacupieth This force mated, under the command of Maine Nunn, prided themselves at the barrier, and gallantly zusinmilied that lair. . They landed to the amount of Law men, in twenty two boat., ad our little valiant band fully justifielthe opiftionota. tertaiiirel of their spirit arid intrepidity. In vain was every effort ewer al to pass, the Bluff Point forming the contested ground between the invader% and our gallse• little squad. The temerity of these who attempted it, met its due char ti.ement. To render due justice- to the enemy, they made eatery effort toadaance. Our position, it is admitted, wee fa. trourable ; but when it is considered that this position was held b ant more than 200 men, oppoied to 2100, and those ea nab!, of any increase, the invading General might choose to if ford them—when it is rememberad, that this little gallant handfelaf tent, careened to the galling fire of the three decker, left 11.00 of the enemy lying on the field, either killed or roomier', it cannot till but add a bright pate to the aunala of that Colony. When we reflect on Our 100 ern this service, so anenishingly trifling —one private of the St. Geom.'s a, arid of the 46th, and 14 Wed India, only some ten or twelve killed; twa GIS. ears rni!y wourded, viz. Ainler Nunn j. and Captain O'Con. nel (the latter receding the command and the wound at the same ['MCA. and, indeed, throughout the whole business, only fifty killed.. wounded, and missing 11, it cannot fail bent animate vs for a future occasion, and give aooaderice to men. though small in numbers, lb nett apish, calmaieu, sod de tereauaita.n. • As our subject now carries us from the field of rani= et Poiar Michel, we shall :rehear in this place enumerating the memos, and particularising the services of the Olken com manding the detachments of the owns ern; kneel on this uc. casuist, w hose merits shall be duly pointed out in the courier of the present narrative. .IF-rr the encomia= of the European reader, it may he pro p!, to represent mnichhat of the situation of the Capital of this Colony arid its vicinity ; that is, so much of at as may be dlam contested groued its case of an 1 , 1•41i0O. The Town of Reedit Is then a pretty little vale, lying between two Com manding 4.IIIItetICCS nearly equally dinant, that is, somewhat more titan a nate. Underline, are two narrow defile*: the , she, the gallant defence of which we have already des:silica, as called Point Michel, the other Meene Denial. The pm elision of both these :meanie the objett of the enemy, and therefore about ten n. w. a number of boat. were prepared far landing in the plain of The estate of the Rieht lioneur.ba George Rose, callid Canefield, and at Pend Caller, the estatu of James Woodbridge, Esq. in ruder to possess themselves of that important post, defended by a handful of man, a serardat and two titivate, stationed at the redoubt at the signal pest (*Melt %la stormed;, the Militia et the pariah, being chiefly the managers cad overseen o: the quadrat, reinforced by a de tachment uf the Sat:nage:a, under thecommand of Col.Bacch. Nine Wilts made the shore at Cariefield, under a heavy ore f ortathe ships, which was returned broth from Monte Daniel and Fort Yonne, front whence a shot was s . en to rt. ike one of the boats, and she appeared to have born musk. Our smelt party opposed the laraliag ; bet from the prodigious taped May of the numbers, retreat became a measure of neenasite ; aid this retreat was effefied with the triaing Ines of a few wotuided, a manager of the quarter, and some tee or twelve ether persons :nada prisoners; the former was carried ott board the Admiral, and upon ariplication was afterwards liberated. The town now became the nbjeal of contest. Gar batteties did every thing which the small front they could present to itch a finrnidaalle line of tlauraler could produce. The trentendoos ..., binedsides poured in upon its were truly awful; bet net such as a British squadron would have presented to Republican de. Pendent in a similar situation Early in the afretuome we had the trying sight of nut town on fire, the barracks of the feet catching is various placea, and the magazine in dander of ex Plosion The efforts of a few people it !he Ireighbourheet prevented the latter calamity ; but the flames of our burning preireny were ,thowel to per , eeed, from mot.: weighty consider ations oceopving every mind ; and lied' sou prodetty no ler.ger prsdominating. Pr done, however, to this Inge of our na ' rative our worthy and intrepid Chef I ad set oaf, acconapaniesi he his Brigade Maur Prevost, and the Deputy Quarter Master General, Hoe hn, for Prince Rueerts a place of which he was aware the slawien was tenable, and in which ho was convinced he coital wilt confidence dispute with our invaded, the Sodeeienty of the country ; having at the tame time sent orders to the gal lant party at Point Michel (who at that late here had not a-- lowed the enemy to gain a single inch of ground on them) to retire and join him at that place. Reeittarice now became teinerity..-Aur advanced paean hid retreated into the t two, and the enemy W. 14 gaming all the commanding heights; a capitulation, of which the tenns were far from dishonourabie, was tberefere drawn up, and sent by a flag on board the Admirals ship; and about five o'clock the enemy, unnvereed, teak pow :atop of the Queen'. battery in the front of the town, and an the mod occupied by our troops and nalia i were wholly evacuated. We LOW COOIAL to the pathetic part of our narrative, the si tuation of the female rant of our colony, and their little infant pro s •tly —The delaarcy of the see sue:meted itself mate trials leered cencept.oll; and the opulent fatale, reared in the lap oaf awing and ease, was seen laSouring under the pr , cloil. load of her settling iiifailt (uneense , ouit of the pangs which wrung its plttlit's theaq), with a forntlide equal to chow robust females whom habit 1134 inured to the toiled:tine life of fel teethe a tamp. The situation of the female part of the crawl and their children, we mu.t u e ;uear, WWI that night and the nest dew truly distressing, they were foe= in large groupes scatter. d • The folk.. .tg lathe most rorre t statement of the tato of em.rnv, which we have been abie to obtain : Majo.tuetiv, plented fur 140 gone, and mounting 12 1 , Ad mits' Miestesi ; Jrmappe, $4 gum; Alaettanitne, Sosffrein, *nation, one of Pt, the others 74 each; 1A (Unite, Linde fatigable, L'Artimote, heavy frigates; two armed brigs, ac, The Troops composed of 2Cath Regiment, supposed . • A Boat of Pied.nootest niemonoted Cavalry . Aitiliete Other Troops . • . 1 .ISPO . 11.11,11) . 2)0 . 500 Total 4,A!:0 %Kith, the Ms vines of the ships whtth whole fire. , , 6,C400 vr-re t MI. Vllicau, uho has left an ageddeother, to ;eisleta h.. kr. lltis to lampree , l that this gallant Oqieer is since i lwwl 114sioeNtour, living to severely wounded, 2s In be br night off thw . CPI th. woutvind, ...at Car:4aq' Atkinwit, of ttattatiort oottiviwty of the St. George% ; a :An. which went gait, thit•illt the trot *hi iota' wit? wicecurety. abtut thedifferent plantarinns, as their various fears and priers orSieht Suggested Mr. Fournier des ttavinicre's served as the refuge of twisty of thew, and his civility and limptaity meet the hi4hest commendation. It i• slue but justice to notice the attention and readiness of this Gentleman in affording accom modation and refieshment to the evhaust-d soldiers and th.rir wives, and the al ac. ity with which he fur niched the d Aseinnent of the 46th, under the command of Lieut. Shaw, with a light and guide to Bello Vuc, 1.11/ tier route to windward. !.date of Mr. Andre Jolly became the asylum of Mrs. Pre vost and family, with • number of others of our fits: female charatters, whoa: situation, however, sulfer:d some inconve nience from the absence of the proprietor, and the feilitre of that hospitable 2110111011 flout the servants which nothing hut the presence of the master can enforce, and which the well known politeness of Mr. Jolly, had he ben present, would have a:fended. The hospitable mansion of the Honourable Benjamin Lucas afftuded reception to as many as chose to ven ture remaining within thatshott distance of the field of action; as ill the house of the ilun. Thomas Court, to every person who was so yi,ituware as to put themselves under his toot and protection. In short, every plantation in the line of flight afforded equal scenes to interest a mind of sensibility. On the 23.1, order being a little mura restored, and appre hension somewhat abated, many families returned to their homes ; but to what a scene dud thy return ! to behold the destruction of their buildings. and d- venation of their other prow-rte. It is but j u•tice to observe, that plunder was check ed, and even ponds put to prevent the excesses of the soldiery ; but, the robberies committed by the Negroes, who availed. themselves of the momentary confusion Isr that purpose, was prodigious. To complete our distress, the country was laid un der a contribution of 100,000 lures tosrn..is, winch was levied under a menace that the Members of the Legislature should be shipped off, if it was not ready at a certain hour. 011 this trying occasion, three who had money came fornard with a readiness and liberality which d d them honour, with the exception of that 6frylii. - 1 Carrasatuta, who was formerly the cause of the destruction or this town by fire, arid whose ge octal ustultiet, as well as his behaviour on the late ocemo.r, will, we hope, when the Colony enjoys a more tranquil mu meat, be duly attended to. On Wednesday the 27th, we were agreeably surprised to per ceive preparations making for the re-embarkation of our in varies, and, about the middle of the day, is eve them standing front our Ettore, taking with them ell ow shipping, except the Aurora, to which they set fire, having fastened to her somo lists and small craft, which, getting loose by the bunting of the ropes with which they were fastened to her, escaped the destruction to which she was denoted. . 'We hate situ c tweed that this armament hall paid a similar via:t to St. Kilt's, Nevis, and Montserrat, laying each of these Wands under a similar contribution, and taking away all the shipping. The public will, we hope, overlook any little Inaccuracies in point of style and coniposition, when it is considered the haste in, and circuanatankes under which the foretell: materials have been put together; and that correctness, in point of fact, has trssen more attended to, than choice of ',bras:3, or neatness of style. On their depinturs, hit Honour the Preddent resumed the command, and adopted such measures as were judged the moat conducive to the safety and tranquillity of the colony Justice compels es here to offer the tribute of apprnoataoa of that Gentleman's conduct, which has been, thmtigirout this trying occasion, in the highest &rev oneworinuo. Vietnams sustained by many individuals have been very (rear; it is not possible at present to ascertain to what the wllOl4 witianiouott hut the general *platen is, that we may be within Cie real extent of it, by stating it at half • million seer mg. LISI 07 THE SNIFFING TRICEPS ♦ND DESTROYED BY THE ENEMY. Shiite Alice, folly loaded; Alexander, hating on board ISO darts; M" uia of Landsdown, having in part of stores; torn great, ditto; Mara, partly loaded ; Hawkeabury, partly lox!. d; Aurora, burned; Brie Apollo, Richmond, Jana, and Se.. Mao, all empty, with saveial ►mall craft. PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • Adorirsity-Ojliett, Nue 23, 180. Copy of a Letter trout Rear Admiral Haase., Commander in f His 111..iesty's 81.4,14 aad 'Vessels at Jao•aiea, to Willem Muscle 1, Esq. dated at Port Royal, March 15, 1801. SIR-11 enclose you, fur their Lordships' information, a copy rf a letter this day received (under cover of one fruit Capt.•:,t Atkins of the Seine), acquainting ale of Lie Rein Dar baring captured a Spanish privateer. 1 ant, Sec. J. R. DACRFS. His Majesty's Sloop Rein Darr, off Montego SIR • • Bay s 7th Markh I have the pleasure to urns you, that altar a chae. , of five hours ands half, in company with His Majesty's aloe? !hinter, I halm captured the Sproikis schooner privateer Santa Ro.ala Galundrins, commanded by Fraa:isco de Nauss, having on board fifty-seven men. Previous to cur fallin4 its with her, sbe appears to hsve m00t.% ^ci three gllllll, which were thrown overboard daring the chace (one of eight and a half, and two of four ;onimir calibre), and has ms board enthketry for the whole of her c'ew. She sail. remarkably fest ; is victualled fur fourteen days; left Cabodam, in Cuba, yesterday, but belongs to St. Jago ; h is taken nothing during her cruise. The privateer I have sent into Pai Royal, slider the pro. teetion of His Mairstv', sloop hunter, w th the g.earest part of her crew, having unity hfree•t remaining out bowl the Rein Deer. I have iltu honour u, he, dm. J. FYFFI.. David Atkins, E 4 q. commanding Ili* Majesty's shieSeine. Copy of a Letter from Commodore Sir Samuel !land, K. R. Commando•r in Chief of II is Majesty's Ships and V. sell at the Leeward Islands, to William M.irsdcn, Esq. dated On . - . besot the Centaur, at Sea, the 26th M.areli; 16 , `5. SlR—The enclosed Copy of a Letter from Captain Im prey, of Ins Majesty's Stoop Epemer, which I seud fur the inkamatiou of the I.ords Csronlissi,mers of the Admiralty, gives an Acc of the Capture of a snail French privateer. • 1 bays beanur to be, SAM. illX/D. SIR, !pettier, Tortola, Jan. 31, talfl3. I Lave the honour to acquaint yoa, that on the 26th hi stain, Crab Islaid bearing North, two leaves, I saw s tut. picious sail to the southward, and after a duce of five hours in His Majesty's sloop under my command, csine up with, and captured I: Elisabeth French Schooner Privateer, belong ing to Marigalante, mounting foot carriage guns, with mus kets, Owls, &c. arid manutd with thirty-four men, one of whom ass killed by their obstinate attempt to escape. The schooner had previously taken a sloop, belong ing to Tortola, and sent bet into St. Thomas. I base the honour to be, &e. JOHN IMPEL Sir Samuel Hood, K. B. Commander in Chief, &c. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wise•OfFee, /ley 85, 1805. 701 Regirner.t of Dragon Grunts—Ji.hn Radcliffe Bond, Cant. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Coekburne, promoted in the Goth F. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards--licury Jcfrcy', Gent. to be Audition Sumer" wee Ifenderson, who rotgns. bib Wen Irwin Rogiment—a.Captain Maurice Charles o,Coo nell, from the lit Wen India Reg.ment, to be Major, vice Forster. deceased. STAFF. John Longfichl, Esq. late Major in the 6th Drlgonn Gu.rdt, to be au Imp:dine Frekt Officer of Yeomanry and Ynlnn leer 0.1 p: ill Ireland, with temporary rank of l.teutenant• Colonel in tne Army. Gednaree.o,fee, Mm 84, ISOS. Royal Regimei.t of Secood Lieutenant Forbes Mat:beau to be Fiat Lieutenant ; dated May 20, 1805. C rpS of Ensio-srs Gamic Pilkington, Gant. to be Second Lieutmant ; dated Apra 1, 1805. Ri7Sard Rosdew Hollerton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant; dated KIT 11, 1803. Lambeth and Christchurch oorcers. E :a.zo bl'aem to be Lieutenant, rice Tiaett„ resigned ; dated 14, 1603. Jebia Cape, Gent. to he Ensign, vice EL'arni dated as above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. flearce tockwrwl, of Ilod ler. held, to the ~. o.roty of York, Matta& lAti:kwoed, of &Le 141:1116 piace, end Thucus Johason, of Hanley, in the parish of Almondbury, in the *minty of York, woolstaplers, at HuddersitAd and lloilley, May 1, 105. Thomas Harvey arid Ann Harvey, brushmakers, No. 66, St. Marg Wi aret's hilt, goutliwarla, May 13, 18t; 5' William Hind and Ja m es Walker, both of the 'town and county of Newcastle upon-Tyne, colour manufacturers, at Gateshead, in the comae" of Durham, May 15, 1805. Adam Es . r and William Ere of Louth, in rite county of , Lincoln, drapers and grocers, ;mil 6, 1605. James Whitehead and Jams Pounceby, of Fors-street, Litnehouse, mast, bloAt,.puirm and nar•makers, May 17, law , John Walker and James'%4alker, Union Stairs, Wapping, ship chandlers, May' 15, 1805. John Turner, George Steer, and William Turner, 'all of Sheffield, in the/minty of York, merchants, May 16, 1805. Francis Caley, William Haigh the .younger, sod Juseph Pugh, all of Doncaster, in the county of York, wine and spirit merchants, April 26, 1803: • • Sarnii...l Prince and Isaac Ashton, both of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, grocers, March trl, 1605. Richard Mason and John Coulter, at Greenhans in the psraili of Thatcham, and county of Berk:, clothiers and cloth manufacturers April 27, 1805. Ha. Lee, liLiamiit H. Suggit, and Robert Robinson. of Dailington, in the county of • Durham, linen-manufacturers, February f 5, 1805. BXNKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Coxeter, late of Witnty, in the county of Oxf ird, and of Newbury, in the county of Berke, blanket-manufacturer, dealer and chapruan. SAN)CRUPTS. Absalom Grey, of Fl , ; ( t:eireet,llot*n, rean's.sriercer, dealer andeha-ortait, to surrender June 1, and July 6, at ten, at Guildhill. Attorney, Mr. Parnell, Cliurch street, Spital fields. James Tayler, of Lamb's-conduit street, in the county of Middlesex, apoth.cary, dealer and Chapman. to aummder June 18, and Jolt 6, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Charles Few, No. 12, New North-street, Red Liondquare. William Mace., of Mile-end, in the parish of Saint Dun• stan Stebonheath, otherwise Stepnei, in the county isf Middle sex, horse•dealer aad chaptna.i, to surrender June 1, 11, and July 6, at one ' at Go ' ribal!, London. Atto rn ey, Mr. Michell, Union -court, Barad-street Charles Fraiicif Olivier De Perrin, of Duke street, Man chester-square, in the pari'h of St. Mal' la-Ronne, in the, ty of Middletex, victualler, dealer and chapenan, to sur render May fB, Jona 8, and July 6. at ten, at Guildhall, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Rogers, Nn. b 9, Frith-sheet; Soho. Thomas Edge, of Lower Thames-street, London, victualler, dealer aid Chapman, to surrender June 1, 11, and July 6, at note, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wrentham, Seething-lane, Tower-Meer. Francis Thompson, late of New North-area, Red Lion square, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, mtvlin manu facturer, dealer and cliapnsan, to surrender June 1,8, and July 6, at one. at Guildhall. Landon. Attorney, Mr. Murphy, Roomed street, Fleet-street. William Cook, late of Milbrook, near Southampton, in the county of Mots, wine merchant, deatar awl eliapinao, to reidlr Joie 1,8, and July 6, at one, at Guildhall, Laudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams and Sherwood, Austin Friars, Londim. George rasterbv, late of Saint Thomaesestrea, in the Bo rough of Southwark, in the county of Mtddleiex, victualler, dearer and chaptuatt "(hut now a Prisoner in the Gant for the county of Surrey ), to surrender bf.ty TS. 'mos 8, and July 6, st twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bernd, Uttmne street, Southwark. John Wi'san, of the parish of Bedminster, in the county of Somerset, miller, dealer and charhati, to surrenel•-r June 10, t, and July 6, ateleven, at the Hent4e of James Anderson, the Bush Tavern, iu Corn 4rect, Attomers, Meow ! . Edmutxts and Son, Exeheqtv r Offir, of Pleas, Lincoloskul, London; and J. and T. Leman, Qoetair--square, Ynstol. rilVl t)ENDS. May SO. Mary Tagg, late of the city of Rath, in the county of Somerset, widow, gro...er at eleven, at the Mouse of . George Lee, the Gloneetter inn, iii the psiish of Walcot, in the suburbs of the said city. June 82. Benjamin C,...rg', of Pope's-'seail-alley. London, needle and fish-hook maker, and hah.tig•tackle maker, dealer and chapman, at one, at June 17. Samuel Nfirfieli aid Eitesri Mirfield, of Leeds, in the county of York, merchants, dealers and copartners at eleven, at the House of William Tinsdill, We Three Leg- Inn, in Leeds. June 82. Samuel Moses, of Rriehthclmstone, int the county of Susee, linen draper, grocer shopticaper, dealer and chair man, a t one, at London. June 29. George Pasmore, of Kensington, in the count! of Mililleses, stationer, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at Lottron. Suite 17. Edear , Cooper, now or late of Newark, in Lei ster. in the e army of Leicester, hosier, dealer awl chap man, at four, at the house of Mr Julien ',ben, the White Hart Inn, in Leicester. Jane 18 Tnotnas Barlow, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan caster, taiir, tit eleven, at Fur.haw's, the Globe l'avitn, in John-tamer, Liverp....l. June 9. Jibe Swindells, and John Dale the younger, both of [fudge Mill, within Midtram, in Lonedeudal , , in the comity el Cheater, entton manufactures, dealtra, chapman, and co partners, at eleven, at the Cmwh and Anchor Inn, in Stock tacit' in tie dourrty of Chester. June 29. Henry Nirumo, of the city of Brinel, merchant, dealer and cltapman, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, in Reiad-strect, Bristol. June 20. John Renbow, late of the parish of Roan liishop, in the county of I lareford, miner, at eleven, at the Green Dra gon Inn, in the city of !taverner!. Jane 20. George Wrigley, of Matley, in the parish of Mot. tram, in Longdendale, in the county re Chester, h titers, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, hi Sto:.kpott, in the musty of Chester. • CERTIFICATES—June IS John Centro*, of Cnewn-Wreet, f inshui yseuare, in the County of ItLddlea x, fleeter and eliainati. Jane Vickers, of Rath, in. the County of Somerset, milliner, dealer arid chapwoman . • ' W illiam Pitta, late of Wild street, Lincoleieliwheildt, in the Cosine of Middiesev, wnrkiog silversmith Daniel Ward and Robert Ganiel %Yard, of liiihspsgate, Lon don, tailors, dealers, and cbapmen. Elisabeth fitum, of Wilton on the Moors, in the County Pl. of Lancaster, milliner Richard iGhl9lOll, of Twlteubouse-Yard, in the City of Lon don, merchaet. MEETING OF CREDITORS AT IDOILDIiALL. T , / WlellelW. M. N . William Clifton, Ryder 's-court, Cranhoum-strem, Sohn victualer . . . z 10 John echrett, Piccadilly, bookseller . . Id Samuel Ferran.' Waddington, YorkArtreet, Shuthwark, banker and Nei-merchant . . 2 In John Gaerge Mewl's, Moulley, Surrey, merchant . 1 11 John Clarke and William Wake, late of Kiiiesinit upon.Tharne,b but now of Claphasu Coinrao,t, Surrey, corn dealers . . . 1 10 David Walker, Holborn. Middlesex, bookseller . 2 12 Evan Evans, Now or lair of Salisbury-street, Strand, Middlesex, coal-inerghant . . 1 11 William Latum% Ealing, Middlesex, butcher . 11 .., DIVIDENDS . tTilliam Mier, now or late of Hailing. Kent vie. nail •r 10 titajaaain lig4on and Edward Aiding, Char - square, Liindon, meiehairts . Edward MU;, Charterhousehiquare merchant William Fisher, Cambridge, whollen.draper Sol.llsllSsferussiison, New-street, ' - Loader), ti*chant . 10 . 10 . 19 . 10 CERTIFICATES. Joseph Dorlimy, of Mflthorn, in toe parish of Sanctil Magika, in die county of York, horse dealer, dealer and chairman. William Parma, now in late of Kingswood, in the cou:try of Warwick, cornfartnr. JohnJodett, of Maincheeter, in the county of Lancaster, ma n ufact way., dealer and chapman. John Ediaardr, ot, Hensington, in the comity of Oxfonl, miller. isale Fell, of the town and county of Newc.oule Upllll Ty ite, tob.icconist. Ardor and chapman. N.eliolae Tanner, of St. Decumans, in the county of Somerset, inaltner, dealer-and chapman. William North, of Dewsbery MOOT, lit the pari.li of Vevridamy, in the county of York, cosi:slid roanuf,e:turcr. 47" "!T! - • • TRICE OF STOCKS, SATMIDAT. :, 3 pet Cent R.:ducat .... .. • .y;; 5,4 gli, - $ per Cent. Cunsols , : 4 per Cent 7411 5 per Cent. Navy - ... •% 4 • Long Annuml lb 16 . 1#14 • Shutt Ditto • 1514 I Imperial Annuities . l- Me 4/minium . ....11 i ulia Bands I.:xchemiter Bills. . , pa l . li. l•reut. E•iglish Lottery Ticker .. , Int it,,. Consuls/lir • 'J a t T. SIKH, Nterk Brok-r, ' No. 4, Comleill,•grid 3, Chasing Clew BIRTII Fritiar rooming, at Bath, the Lady of Dr. trim, daughter. MIRRIACF.S. On Saturday, at I:lo.lC4.ter, by for rev. MIMOIMI ht..„, , Rce. Henry Pmwse Jorten, to Sarah Heise) , y.langelt (laughter of Sir Ceitielseft Niteltu, of laaringtun Nurthumborland. Thura..y, at Bath, Daniel M'rinner, r • , I,L the county of Kafka, hal riArt at law, t o Mss Yeaaten daughter of Thona, ;at, Esq. of Kirkcudbright, anti ale:, to Mrs. Majn , Russe.ll. Mr, • Georga Laing, of Trinity squ)re, to Alin daughtoraaf Mr. Brooke, Bell-yard, 'cuute.e bar. 3)SATUS. n,.,~. Lately, the Rev. EraltsotraiiiriAlet on, A. M. Recto ef rey Redfordehire. Ile was one of the six young nom the Goo/malty of Oxford many ye:Amato, pro occasion to Tstsegowait's Satire of " The Nharet, Lively, at Chaitanitaiu. M- s. !futon wife of J ilw H41171:5. ion, Esq. of Belfast, oily daughter of Thum:. Darti_lt, A•tmney General of lloonolca. MIVH IVATER This DAY AT LDNDON-liklL4.l. M , rru. 1d .Die. after I.—SAvn. Clftain aim 1. SALES BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, At their 11ou,e, Ng. in the Straw', oppotite Street (removed from York street, Covent G ...), 10. MORROW, May .Its, sod Four following Day., at T 0.... &Clock, "HE LIBRAIIV of the late WILLIAM BUTTER, M D. Feti,,w of the Royal Collet.- et Phy sicians, and Member of the M.:itiral Sotwty of Falatothah: Author of several Medical Tracts 1.1111 , 101.• 'ding a very i 0.41 Collection in Medicine, Sorg,ry, Chemistry, Foreihri and I.)onte , tie Ilraoury, Vot eget, Travels, Poetry, Classics, Bales Lettre4, Art: aiiJ Srumera. N. l In the Thin! Itay'. Sale will be aLld, the Ettetrlglts, together with tl.e tem itning Impreasiuna of his kraal Midis, To ha .iew et: ; and Catalogu,s oad at the Place of VALUABLE COPPER-PLATLS AND PRINTS. Me,srs, KING awl LOCIIEE, At their Great RJOill; - 11;le-:erect. Coventlardei, be ohter of the Af.signres. TO-MORROW, and twu I.uituw,;.l days. at rarely:: o'Cloek. r'l HE Ltrge and Entire STOCK of COPPER PLATES, aoriwit;ng 44%4 many or them e.igrarol i imroloui,, *WI (Ober th• nn At aura/melt moJerts u 6.11. lashed by Mr. Murano W,vi , lie lat Pizcad lh, a Hankru.,: toge t he r w i th the whole or the ir,pre.uiunt (Canal.: n 4 of .us plate, a la- and cazel!cat e.voiser. plate rifitlll, :oss., a eousak.able numb r oLmi.e.:ll.tneous print. , in Lou, aaraory p o tfohia, May bc dewed, and Cataloguta had, at the Roam. By Mr. SAtiLEit, At his Repository, or Goswell ewer, TO•MORIDW..a Twelve &Clock, SOME Pairs of Seasoned COACH HORSES, and single ditto, different cokiurs, some of -whet, solo* well; a number deliver well known Hack', in meet:tatty.). ditiod, very fast g ors, and fit for rued nr fi. lA ; a motet' at Horse suitable for single harness Lad Me occa.m..aln a greet Inane strong honey Geldings and Nlaies, ealCoblid Mad Coach, Poet Chaise, t.lachilo Work, &c. also IMO 1 handsome Galloways and Foamy:, and pains/es of slifbies demolitions, lioness &.. in the whole, upwards of lOt loot To be stewed, and reasonable trials allowed. No Autties Duty charged on floats if not suld. El !MOTH EC !III:DITCH AN • Under tire Due tYon of Mr. St) II t NY, At his noose. in Yurt.strem, CoventAlar.len. on WEfillrri• DAY NEXT, and Two following Days, at Twelve ecker, THE truly elegant, choice, and valuable LIBRARY of the late EDWARD HILDITCII, enanirisinga rice and fele:* eu/lettion of Rooks in Ills mat i.i.errstiqg departments of Literature; containing many of atD p hiq, Varwrum, and Kla..vir Classics; a fitr ant of Stepiiens's Greek Thesaurus, with the (,awry • Wyk..Ws P"lYetitt F. and Cestllglitli't Lexicon; several H brew Syilac and Gra4k Testaments, in various siaa. ; mad .4 Dogd.de's Pre" fide copies, and many very excelient En;• lith Routs. Tha books are the best editions; line bitwnts (with tees ehceptio:;s ate either Monne Rows, with (OS teases, eze:ut.l with veetert ta.ts, i.n a finished and bdj style, by IA g s PJ.'IIP, Herring, With au m uch twa sod cut's that lonia teams ant to on found its alma.' woe Vulpine. May Ise Amid this Day, and Catalogues Ones GC La at thst Owe of WO. cAritTAL MERCANTILE RESIDENCE NF'AR Cu %NW:. Ee Mews VENNOR, By I:lnanition of the Executots, at Garrawars, 'm 11113 S. DAY, June 20, at Teets.: o'Clock, A LF.ASE, of Twenty-one Years. with earl? riowiewatno, of% capita cousaaml.ons BRICK DWELL. INGDir., with two exceit.nit counting Isocaos and st room, must ....gaily situate, *au Sisithins.lane, Lombed e , c... the ante resnieuce al Robert r;tches, 1 aq. doceased. tal preani.e.a are 11141.1 for the insalicdiai,e posies:ion ca: . a Gomel Family ; the a!sartstenes admirably arranged, of tarp! mere Cons and consist of a liaudsame drawing room, dining-mons butler's patrr. and store room, four chamber., three anal, tt.litab:e domc•tc conr,iniona.ies, and rarrr• of e^callen , v ne, cool, beer, and worr cellars; an i;ect to a moderate .trent.. To be .evr...d tan days prarim. to tire S ale, watt ockel, only, wai h, with particulars, may be had of Mewra 15 0 ' 1 ° 4 and Venter, 62, Cornball ; part calms of Meson and Sampson, Solicitors Sw ithites. lane ; and at Can aipay - - RESIDENCE. UN THE BORDER OF THE TAMER, DEVON. Re Mr. SMITH, Ga.rawses, on FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelv- LEASEIIOI.I) ESTATE (hei A • • Live.) called COLLINGS HOUSE, beat n , • • ed rw, the border of the TARIM, in the ?arida of been F. ten miles from Ph mouth, eight from Tay:melt, and four Saltart The huua. coinitiauds a fine sduatlon, and most . " lightfid picturesque views over the Tamer, of the sea, and d iscern country ; with a drawing-room, dining, acid bookf...t. Parlours; six bed.rourus, and convenient ranker; •itb k itchen garden, orchard.. avowal fi uit trees, shr übbeftl; hie, pasture, and meadow land ; containing together thirts tti arr.,, twenty-air:a of which ate now lett to Mr. Abra Mis Willi in's, at 4.t1. 10s. per annum. Tl.e remainder is in grid, and early possession may be haul May be 'weed by applying to Mr Abeallgtl °I the vont ; and Particulars had. eight days psdreitsu S a s tothe l er of the Printers of The Exeter Gazette aSidVser'borne Mettu'll at the Naval , Pirmnuth ; White Part, Launceston: at ( . 4 " ?wear.; allll of Mr. Smith, No. U, Reoad.street, eta: de Royal LONDON by tilEtißtit OfIiVIDSON, No •:i Wreb street, St. Clemmita, and published by it ) SI" R YDEW, at the offioe, me ; of si • Clem Chun h. Strand, wi...re Dolan fur tharapar, it (1' 444 ' will bedsit &Modest to. L IN • A • ; -z; OSINC r 204 *. • elle Pa Tosis turd re, 11 Toi .T Mar Tr 0 0... m. ~. •1 T° The Shaer Inprn Leader Tido itte Ra vassal No A Fbrk The two p N.A. Ofai L.l viis (anti, th.! (0:4 111..* k i trtta4, {pc Igr 1.1 v.!