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die Defendants, stited set eral infirmaries which • he lied observed in the house :he had ffequenrly seen woolen of the ton enter it, followed by wen; ft. kid Mo-reed women beckon from the motto*, to men whip were pasting : there were frequently ili,turbancrs it night ; these riots were piotieulerly frinielo el by a woitiac of the mime of Taylor, but who was better known by the plesioutiou of • legged Charlotte, who was alleged to have resoled in the house. When witness remonstrated with Mn.t Lynn as to the impropriety of her co :lilac!, site stripped her lingers at hint. said bf-r home. was her emails., and slot would do what she liked there." John Gabriel Davis, brother the lest ait•iess, corroborated his tes!inione. It appeared, however, that couch ill-blood bad loag subsisted between these parties, and that even warrant& bad hawu re. oiled to ; and it Wes admitted, that since the pre ,ffut bill had been found, the house had exhibited nothing rept. Infusible. Mr. J. Miller, of liow-street office. deposed to the notor i ous iliara. ler of Taylor alas Homily leg ged Charlotte. She was well knosu at the office. I John Daniel, a watchman, James Woodhouse, Samuel Darrington. James A orleraini, Mrs. Wright, Murton, and Mr. J. Matlock, rarpectable in habitants of the tieigimlniurhood, were called in support of the prrowention. y could speak to no fact, however, from the Ist of J4ll. last to the id of April, to winch tune they were restricted by the indictment. Time last witness stated, the only disturbance he recollected in the Court was occa sioned by namly-lqqed Charlotte and Mr. Davis, when much foul laiiguage was used on both rides. Several of the witnesses stated, that they never thought of pro-.renting until Mr. Davis presented a paper to thein for signature. Mr. AIIDIIEW4, for time Defendants, stated th a t he had a host of witnesses to call to the character and conduct of his clients, who Lam! rseided tor ), years in the neigh'', he would, however, content himself with calling one. Mr. Young was accmarditigly s.-urn. and riernied. that he had lived in the Defendants' house, and never sow any improper persons in it. Since he had .left it, he had sometimes called there ; but never saw any impropriety ; if the Inner had •b.eu bad, he thought he must have heard it ; but never had been told any such thing. The ell %INMAN shortly informed the jury, that not a syllable which had been given in evidence went to support the counts in the indictment. lu point of fact, no circumstance was adduced, as stated, to prove that the def. Infants kilt a house of the descrip'i ua specdied, .• for filthy imicre and gain ;" out did it appear that the house in que,tion was. a'" Quittance. to Has laje.ty's subjects ;" which it was necessary to prove, to support the cutiut charging them with keepinc a th , ordeily house. The Jury returned verdi , t Crate. The Defendant, Benjamin Lyon, was carried tufo Court, and supported datriag the trial, being in a state of second childhood. MIDDLESEX SES lON S. On Friday Alin Penner was 0 for a riot and isasult. Our readers will recollect the disturbances that took ',Lice near Portman-square Barracks. lie ,tween the Life Guar:lsm-it quartered there, and a mob of people who assaulted and insulted them, to consequence of the accidents that• happened on the day that Sir Francis Burdett was conveyed is prisoner to the Tower. This p owcui inn originated out of those disturbances. The Defendant had assailed some of the soldieis, in common with others of the lush, who were pelting them with 'trines and • brick-bits, ■nd insulting them with the epithets of " Piccadilly Biitchers," " Living Lobsters," &c. till the riot becarue so serious ■s to endanger the lives, not only of the soldiers there; hut of many other persons. Thi■ wis proved by Tay lot, one or the Morse Guard:. and by others. The Defendant endeavoured, by his witnesses, to *hew that he was mistakes) for another person, and that lie 'serer Slid commit soy outrage upon the soldiery.—Tice Jury, without retiring, found the Defendiut Godly. POLICE. BOW-ST SS IT. We stated a few days since, that a girl, only six teen years of age, had been discovered is be preg nant by her own father; and that the par.'s"' officers of St. Antis had sent for by Mr. Nage% to carry on a prosreiti ion against the father. Another Mistier was, however, afterwards pursued. The pees evidence was regularly take.' upon oath, which was in substance, that between four mid five months since, she was living at home with her fa ther and :nether, at their ledgi.igs in I toye.'s-con rt phe slept it the some room with her father and mo t/ter, but ins Separate bed. Her Antler c: !home one night intoxicated; slier she and her mother were in their beds. fie tonne into bar lied, anti took indecent liberties with her; she res'sted aml got out of bed; be got up ton, followed tier, and got het into hed again, and effected hi. inn-- polar. ffer mnthi r mummer' in her lied, f .fill not interfere in any way, except calling oat. and saying to her lather . 1 Let the aid alone." Upon this information, Mr. N Alio granted his wended against the father. and Lavender apprehended him on Friday morning at 14 nuinersmith, Miami ing his trade of a farrier. He W.. taken to the Odice, uud the gal sent fir to give evidence 04aiiist him ; n he contremen her in every particular, and must po sitively denied the charge. The mother recollected the night described by the girl, mud her hush nest cousin.; home iiitoxic ited ; she scolded hills for being in the state he was, which °Weimar(' him, said he said he would not come to ben to her; and he• laid dawn in his clothes on the outside of the bed in which the girl and a child weer, sad lie went to sleep in that, state. The girl feel lej. some incon iteniesice from her father bent* on tlw nufwile of the bed-candies; got sip, and left Ilse bell; and she had no doubt that he did not commit else ermine imputed . to him by her slaughter. 'Div girl, however, prer.isting in the tale she hail originally told against her father upon oath, the Magistrate was under the necessity . of Committing ha,.. for Luther examination. .Tht K ul went hour with her miqtreve, whn is • very I lent, te.pr(.tahle VlOlll4ll. When they z .,t holu.-, the raivtreve took her iton the parlour by her •rif, •ud there iaterrvgated her very closal), potting she had out told the truth before the Ma giverite. alsuriig - her if she would enures* the fact Ur her, she would always be her friend ; when (hor rid to relate!) she confessed that the shnt•king charge she had made agsitist her father was false, owl that she was prignant by a inagl-r tailor, with Whoiwslie h-34:1 lived servant, and who had given her two gal. twos to swear the child to her falter. The mistress, horror struck with the little w►etth. took her byline blr. NAMES vgitio oil Fri•loy errsing, wfiro Mss gistratte very forcibly pointed out toiler the wit lied conduct she hod been pursuing. Afterwards the Magistrate sent• a discharge Id • Bride* ell fur the father. The little wicked wr• tch is dot 'Wren firers old yet. for her age is the.tionpt depraved eliarat:ter we ever . heard She got into her present plate by toeana of a false character. ATTEMPT Al' SUICIDE. Friday. Ensign Ilumphreys. of the 93d reg : .• attrtupi.d to destroy hanself in the Coffee room of the Ning's Ann+, tur the ;made, Ports mouth. lie had dined there the dad to fore with tau gentlemen. and went, on Friday. to inquire if the dinner had brunet-tile I for: ant iansurdratoly after, went into the coffer-room, where there eia no other prr-on. put • pistol into his mouth, and ti r ed t h e contents into Ins head. It not bring NU eherged, the ball perforated lits tongue, and lodged in the tiesh near the reriebno of the neck. It Ina not yet been extracted. and he was in great pain ao Saturday. Entbarrioameirt iu his affairs is supposed to hare been the canal of his connitittihit the real 11. is a young wan, a native of North Bri tton, awl was staying at Whim Ilarrneke fur an op portunity of joining his irglitirent in Portugal. NAVAL t,NTELLIGENCE PuuT*SIMMS, JUST 20. . Sailed Ms Majesty's. ship Kmrirartio. to the Emit ward ; and Jasper - 'loop of war, for Luibon. No signal* for convoys at prevent..—Wind E smerly. YLLM bUTS. JULY 18. • Arrived His Majesty's stii,. J abrina. Capt. Til lard. from Plyin.oith, to take charge it the trans ports for !Aslant Lenobia sloop of war from Ply month.—Sailed the lerrent guia-brig, with six sail of transports with provisions tor Gibr.tlisr.—Wiud N. rt.vmoven. JULY 19. Lag evening tooled the Plurbe, WHIP, Capt. Hillyarel. for the Clue of 6,.,41 14 Im ; sod Dariag gsn-brig. for the Cnast of Fl atte• Cottle to the Cheerly from the east. ward. - - Ifa-dnv, the Seine fdg•ite., Atkins, sailed fur the coast of Frmiee. r The Trittgipli, 74 gnus, is coiniit.; up Dal Dour. to be paid off tteitt Ilia up. The Defiance wars . uoriocketi last eveni rg. and the Son Domingo flocked. The new 74, the A►mada, was brought dawn the harbour to be ewornissword : and the Dragon, 74, is also tinkled to be vow Iti.sioneri immediately.— The Brune frigate. and Foxhound, are both '0 be communitoned to-morrow. JULY 20. A• ri v,il the rixen , 'g, Llrut. 11' right, and Felltallitl in the Komi+ with Admiral Douglas's Bag *lnv ; and Ear/ of Leieftter packet , Captain [lam: maul, with in iils tool haa•rugrrn fro:u Gotten.. burgh. . . the Desiree frigate-, to retiree the Qitehec cruising off the coast of Holland ; Iluree Lieutenant Harsher, wills couvo ) • for 11E11 1 4010nd ; l'iumeer cutter, and Quail achvotit r, on a crui.r. DEAL, Jt LY 20. Arrived from [l3rnich the Sid r;gun , nt, 011 heard the foilowilog tthitetterts, and tie 'tiled for Pinr:—Ellea; Voyager; New Diligent, and William At the Old Salley, wi Saturday, Aieholos /into's, Esq. a Post-Captain ill the Nas : a a rl B jemist leaner, it sby.wr ii tat DatiLlitstilli. weer h alved fur conspitios use uttering • for4ed reet ip. : by which means they had defrauded U.% M .je.iy of ‘2(11..55. Mr. Arroewee-Ge•et.l., on the part of the piusecution a stated, that the Prnamiler 'lin ! twain was a Post-Captain in the Navy 1.4 the year 1795, lie *as Lieuteinsiat.Coasinsodtuit of the gui - brig Pc/ter—she season duty •df Quits-rue Bay. On Aug. g 7, 1795, 'her/her brig was ordered icier, in company with the Itubusi man of war, and was di. rected to go to Plymouth, and the Robust to Per,s. mouth ; the Robert had the brig in tow, and, gm coming off Plymouth, they slipt the tow-lore, ard she continued her course fur Purt.mouth. Captain TOlaillis ~,,, itt.tead of going into Plymouth, a cut intn Daum •uth, which was more to the eastward. The o ily Flia44)ll that could be assigned ler his al tering his destination, was, that Goverhuient had a yard at Plyinauti, and all repairs were inspected by their oficer. lout at Dartmouth there was hour ; in which ease it was customary for the Captain to em t posy a shipwright, to when, he gave • bil. on the Commirsioners of the Navy, who didaind the Cap tain with the inenunt until he sent in proper you chem. Capt. Tomlinson wrote to the Navy Band, that he was obliged to put into Dartmouth. as he had lost both his let..boards, and that lie had di reeled the Prisoner, Tanner, to make new ones.— lo a few days afterwards he wrote agaiu, that the brig by siring her gulls was much Aimikeu, and woo ed caulking ; the Navy Board uuswered his It tters, approving of what lie hail done. On the 7th of September, he left Dartmouth for Portsmouth ; h uring given 'fanner a bill on the Commissioners of the Navy for 961. including time amount of the black . 111111111 ' S bill, from Portsmouth lie seat 't'anner's bill mud receipt, and also Randal the blacksmith's for it9l. Sit. to the Commit.i.iiniers of tile Navy, but it had since appeared that 11...tidal's bill a.id receipt was a forgery, he having oi.ly dime work to the amount of 41. 6m.—N. Randal proved the 1..11 to be a forgery. and toot be bad only done 'rota to the amount of 41. 6.. on the l'i!ser brig. It was the prisoner Tan ner that ensptuyed him ; he did not know Captain Tonilinson.—Mr, Justice Le IlLsoic..-t , You can't bring to Tomlinson that lie knew the receipt teas a forgcry, io which case you cannot substantiate that they conspired to utter. knowilig it to be forged; this will mak! the indictment invalid. Captain Tomlinson might lie refiltlll ill not watching Tanner More timely, bet he does not appear to hare acteir with it eritional intention. The Jury accordingly actinium! both the P!i.utiers. Earl ST. SIMS'', was on the Belo h. FRO.I 5.177 RIMY NIGHT'S GAZ E 7 TE. MILITARY .PROMOTIONS. Juij 41. IN in. Cohlstrcam Reginunit Fuot' (:ii4r4l.--F.nsign Petri. k &wail:ais lu he Lieutenant, without porch:we, ice Fur ies( , Mho resigns. ._.• . . . Cberinighirley, Geut. to be Eto tine Smithlands sib Regiment of F,wit—+(•Aptaln JAHICII M.Nab to la• Ma • jar, by jostryliase, tire Malbmst, obo relit• 8. lst itv c d India neximitirt—..Theiiir J0114111:111 1 .ttel6, (1 . 1.111 the 4711 i Fool, to be Idnlynaut-Coloml, t. pursdnon, t ics it cosyst, ahu tctirt a. STA rr. Lieutenant rreitcrirk D 211,11 prerrlirit, front the :Ali Bat talion of the Line, to Me Major of BligaJe, oath the rank of Captain, wire Commissions signed by the L.,id • Golf ronoi If the noway lit Kurt. R'eKt Keut Retstueut of 31111th. Henry Ketch!. y, Gent. to be Ensign, ♦ice Heston, promoted. Dated Mania '24, !I lU. Bieber.' itArectt, Gent. to be ditto, vice Britton, in uniuted. Dined %larch 19 to. Edgard Biotic, Gent. to be ditto, Vice Riddock, protoutt d. Hated May 17, 1010. CfIENTJER CI RCVIT. Robert Dallas. Emu Froacia Cul tont. E.q. Sleet Loom . 1 ,4 hi. e—Satnrday, Serie atlal I, at Plitol. Deabiahsh‘re—Friday, t ,, k• lrmiter7,atltulhio. Flititstarc—Thurstlay, Sepictuber 13, at Muhl theatate—.Weduealay, Sept 19, at the Castle of awater. NORTH ITALES SUMMER CIRCUIT, lets. Hugh Leyeesirr, Esq. Sir Thomas P1a1111.1% Weritinethsbire—Thuisiky, August Ni , ut C.u . siarron.lure--Weduoul,ly, August 42, at Cararrecia. Anglesey—Tuesday, August tu, at Beauniaris. PA TN ERSH I I'S DINS() I.VED. John Farley mud Henry Furky, Milton next Sittingbourne, Kent, In.)enen. July in. Wheeze and Williams Palmer, Bristol, commis sium•bn.krrs July 17. Jurors Hill, Parteinoster-row, Landon, warchnourinan, and the Rte. William Cuwherd, Salford, I.ans.ister, dark. July 9. 71 NI: RUPTCI VERREDED. Thomas Ratio*, St.-nu:I: ltiddle.ex , mcrtcr. - IYilham • Herbert, juts. of Llanedloft llontzomeq, draper. Sobbuld, of Lower East tirwithtit Id, SI iddktex, Gets Le Wake, of Morrelb, Nor . I. mmherload, brewer. BA NM I: I: V 1 S. Julio Canetsest, of Kermaxturt lone, Surrey, victualler, to nut,riuder, July 44, 31, sod Sept. I , at ante, Loouloo. A ilturoey, Mr. Hat tley, Nvw Hridge strr,l, Latincelot Corbett, of Chet William, Gloucester, shapterper, to serleotlL t, Art s, at seven, at the limes Neal, Won. gosh I; 9, at sorts, and Sue 1, at eh veil, rt the Plauzli, Cheltenham, Attorneys, Messrs Altredih, Itolsao, fool Turnkyns, New-loran.; and Mess, Wellcs,• Ga i ...ell, sad Newmaysh, (la licoh.,so, (Atom( I.tcr. Charles Moon, Ilr South IllOptoll, libgicgiat, to sorrcuder, Aug. 20, 24, and Sept. 1, at one•, at the Dolphins inn, Surd haul ptutt. A 'Lb:Amy , :11r. Bat nes, Soutbansplon. John Sampson, New Mahan, York, Leon rector, to stserrn. der, Ang li, at • %, 7, and Sept. ,;. t len, at the ('toss Kr)., New- Maltut. Attorneys, Mr George Moduli, Cray'..-iun squinent London ; and Mr. Paul, New. Msltuu. Thoorts Lurenek, Nsw-Mellott, Tut k, stune.roasua, to Fl.lreu', r, Atte (, ■t 10X. 7, and Se p t. 1, at tea, at the cross. Keys inn, Nee...Mallon /Worth v., Mr. George Mortuu, Grav's-atteelaare L41141..11 ; sad Mr. Pant, New %Sao. Jsm. , ph ‘Veekes, Salliery, Devua, Inaarr, to g... ruder, Aug. ti, ;, anal Sept. I, at rlcrea. at the Cia/likal.l i... 1 inn, Flun..,a, De.,,a Attorneys, Mr. Warty, New. : ion, London ; a..r -,', r G,nitd, thspito... WA° Fox Coleman street.tmailelineS Lowlnn , um , - eleir.t, to P111T04144 I sty 44, at 4, nt tru, end Sept. I, at 1.0 v,, at Uritilled, London. Attorney, Mr J. J. Burs, Aisctiou Mart, itartliolutuen.latie. %Ingham of I.au. , Cud, Stansfirld, York, cotton. mminfactures, to eorrender, Aug Ts, at five, and Sept. 1, at thee% at tit Alwit Bun in., Darnley, I.ltre . At. tome's, Messrs. Bl..keloel. and Makiusua, Temple, London; and :,jr Cutusisaw, Burnley. Sw, ea, of Exelrr , ',err-ranker, July 47. An 9. and Sept. I, at elereu, at the not, I, Exeter Alto, net., Mr Julm Terrell, North.street, Exeter; and Meilen.. till. Buns and Ifn.ke, Prince's street, Idedford.ruw, London. .1.,1t Mapleton, of Bath, rahiuct.maker, to surrendet, Aug. 4,6, and Sept. i, at tar:ler, at the Bummer Tavern, All Smuts-lane ' Bristol. Attorneys, Mr George E sounds, Liseolies-ian, Lingua ; and Mr. 41Aliara Thomas, Bruad• street, Bendel... Itscisard Morris, of Great !Anent's, grocer, to sorreno.er, July Itn, al , at dart-is, and Sept. 1, at C,ur, at the trlnte Hart 111•13 n, Kiagstua apo.l-11a11. Atiorueys, Mr. Ralph Eli.., 113antery hay. Lumina; sod Mr. Hubert Gallant., Kinastota.apnat• Hall. '• John lienorit. of Tavialoalt. Davao. meteer toaurrender Jul!, rtli , at tan. 27, at, r.evro, and S..plesuber 1 , at one tit-lock, at 11... P3poolitb lea. Entwine'', Warm Atilsr ne)a, Mr !An Mario, Las.% street, Strand, London; 'and Mr. r.daard they, t avuttnch, IVilltaas Lake, Hicha.diVlsitvlinit, and Henry Jestie, of %Veit Smithfield, t.nndna, horn draia•r:, to sarrroder hale 23, August 4, gaol S wartulter I, at nal', Guedb 4 l l ,, Lando" Aft°. est ), Messrs. Catos and Uru.ned, Ko. I; J, Aldersgatt street. Stephen 11 flow', it. of Wr.tmnreland platy, Mirlgllcsex, Ima how or Walthanssruh, Essex, merrbout, In surren d er AngAot 4, 14, and Supt. Iro, at' (:uildhall, LuorLoo. Al homey, Mr Br) Copt ball-court, Thu wirnho tou gh t James Knott, of Margate, Kent, slinem titer, to etirrrialer July 2 e. Auto.. 4, and Sept I, at one, ut Guildhall, Lando*. Attorney., Mews. Melt mad Headrick, Bow•lane, Cheap side ; and Mr. 'Royce, 3iarpatr. William Morrison, ‘Vllbam Guest, William Ilarrison, %- send Cooke, soil John Fairweather Harrimuti, Idle of Tower- Direct, Ii111(1012, merchants, to surrender Judy 1 4. A 4, end hotel 1, al len, at Guildhall, London. Atioritey, Mr. Lamb, No :W s Aides 'agate street. John Fairweat Nee Ilanison, otherwise John Fairweather Horriaue, Fetitlsurch-street, London, bunker, lu stirs. ode! July 44, at tea, Aiiguitt 4, and Sept. 1, at our, at (;nildliall, London. Allorirryi, Metiers CtNtln r andLowe,%tuthamlt. on-build ingr, Chant cry- la ow. TI us %Vasil, nieberpri le, London, haberdasher, to rurrender !My •J 4, 31, and !tepteniber t, at ten, at Guildhall, Littit'un. Attorney', r. IRorkett, Houd.eourt, Walbrook John Muss Ismishr, of Lour street Spiare, London, amour asire•looker, 1.. ant-reach r July 'la, daglist 7, and September 3, at !men, at Guildhall, I Armlou. Attorney, Mr. Pasinure, IVurtufurd-ruurt, Throginurtou•strrel, London. ... Fleury Young, Ginn'', vtierl, Hi irk hue, Middlesex, victualler, to awl ruder July vs, August 4, and September I, at eleven, at Guildhall, lamauu Attorney, Nlr. ta baton, Great Jamites.atreet, Itmlfirril•row. ItoLett lotrtiker, or Emma., Starry, innkeeper, to sutras der July go, Au,; st t, att.l•ott.tolor t, at cleorm, at Gault. hall, Lomita'. itiortwy, Mr../ Fult ell. NO 45, Fruit- Nor, Curultill, Hugh Watson, anti allettarl Watson, Neweastlentpos- Tyn•, frOtrT , , to surrylider •.M, August 4, :Hid Srpteta Ir•r 1, at elsten, st L0n.103. Allos's.l., Minot- Bourdilluu and Hewitt, Lath Friday ..tivel,Cheres,.le, Lea Joe. Richard Wilton, of Riglmplicate street within, I woks% incrrltatit„ to sarrrnJ, r Jul) la, Aaron 4, and September t. at twelve, at Guildhall, Lumkiii. Attoruey, Mr. hike. Palszrave•Place,Strand.s...____ .. DIVIDENDS. Aogust is. Willis. Dixon, Retlwrbithe, Sure, limber surerhant 1, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 17. N aligns Rrww, of Wu►oweu.d.atrret , Louden Wall, Loa kw, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall, Loild.oi. August 14. Cliarl , a Davica, of SI. Juliii•htrett, iddle ars, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. An4irst IS. J.nrph Swan, of (!astur, L.uculu, saucer. et ,ke e p, a, t h e •ipittic• lau, Lincoln. iii rptembre . 2. jowls bail, New 1 1 1 11111113, • I Sti4.l, at the WhitsMiirt s, August Is...Mein" Nevaliiirs,Villieisoiliert 'gram!, sou, s liphalsterev, al taelve; at Aug e.e ust IE. ei.r Geq. !eolith. of Nese:•,-ths.a:/owie e lellraper, At the upon-Tyne. Avoid tt Janis, C Mitts, tale of Gosport, ttosn,, builder, at one, at the Nfibiary Arms, Atligual It . James 8011, of kilizetoo, !sten( 11 . 14 0. assiptou, fists,-stealer, at three, at Ilia Built. las N Isle of %light. I 4 try. Sept.-oilier 3. Edward Carr, of Whitstable, lent, :at eleven, at t inililhull, f'atiler4ary. iielresr 13. David Rens, of Swansea, MenllWr.4. ' keeper, at twelve, at the Rtlllillter Tarera, Anzetet let. Henry Herrr, of Clirapriele,Lutidua,,„o. at twelve, al Guildhall, London, ten, at Atiun Guildhall, t tic John Kayos, of Trttro, Corni.all, drape, August ill. Joint Colsrace, of It te inc. merchant, at len, at 4 oddball. August^S. John Lloyd 'and 11'illiein I ppo Tbaines-atreel, grocers, at ten, at August 11. Forrester of kis s nil Cr,. 31101 C Uel. lees meta, at twelve, at Gutkll•all. Mutton 11. John Ntalloas, of Biletlicliattose, slater, at twelve, at Gnililluill, Loudon. Maxilla 11. 'lluituus Wilkinson and Johu Wisldas, s Catentoit.street, London, Voalkuolrapers, a 1 tarlir, 4 Guilin.: 11, I.o.okin. August 1.1. Julio Parkiuson Woolley, of Walhan, Aliebllesex, brewer, at twelve, al G 14.411.411, A utos s 3... George Mayville, of Lancaster, alierelwit, s five, at Slim liuyal Oak, Laacto , ter. Ati:liet 15. 'Allen Cawley, late of Mellor, Derby, puert o' rlrvny at the Castle Inn, Stockport, Chester. AuwuotDixonHolmes, of PiccadiUy, wa•chouiruie,' at ten, at Gaildliell, 1.011111 , i1. ' August 13. Julio Dent, la:c of Hanley, Stsfford, waxy scrivener, at eleven, the Dos Inn , Saiiiltio, ccivrineATEs.—ALG. Peter M.Toggsrt,iif London, biokre. Edward Baker ' of Wl.itrotalw-alreet, brewers. James Iltieiber, of the Roe-Buck Pulilie.lionse,New•Biti. It sy, INlielldlesex victualler. George Syron., of VIM! street, . manes, Lvsdun , sirrrloo 11'illano Pickard, lair of Little Muurtirldr. Lient..* glow a ptisower iii the King's-hereby -A060171(1 1 11, 011:0 r Julia Katitsaisa Davis, ul the I.Lia•cas, dealer and clinpinsie. Itiotrou, tit Cleusent's.huse„ Lundell, c3irsirt and halides. iota Thinupson, late of Phdlwtlane, Loudon, F. nips broke.. Itelph Jackson, of M Ii street, HAnuircrsquaro, thins aid ohs srllrr. John Held, of Frith eel, *Aso Middlesex, izroe f , hones Fender, of Liverpool, Lancaster, houst.hialik t Julio Stork the younger, late of the town ui upon. Hull , gt over. Joint Cidenisn, late of Silrer.street,Guldro-b1em,34.4: billow-chandler. Ruben Hopei, late of Houtidsilitch, Lood.,n, timber...a chant. Rained Searle, St. Stephen's, near Lsooceitos,forfill„ woollen niauufactarte Julia S 4. crouslo, Isle ut IValklistopton, lest 13.. A Grainpuund, Demo, yeru-mainsfattsitr iVillitin Hore, Grainpuuud, Corwarill, weirrentnlnur r e e ii Charles Hurler, tValklianiptusi,, Devon, hilt nus elGrs pound, Cur nerd I, 044 u- eau mitirt M4EtINGS ON AT GUILDHALL, To• MOIL . a. II • Thoni as Wells end J oho thirti fuLe, tt no k, tinthcr-snercbaelle - • Itowtte, 111.11. CwlhwMerl, Seitti.ll“,k, hat• atauttract neer Willll.lll (taklry,Willatoa °reread, and William Stink Oakley. Church Aire, t, Santbarark, wool+tarleti John Kensington, late of St. Mania, te•Grand, La& • 2 don, cotton a n d triinadacenanntacturer . tl2 Charles Aldridge, Aldersgats•shreet, LaJoe, littler tto %Valli am (limey, Cbsawel I street, carrisr • t w John kli si Ltroud,sen John Bricksrusid, jut. 41so Rai nier, ‘Villiam Sllurgaii, and Joseph Starkey, Luis. bard.street, Loudon, hankers 2 1., William Harrison, Charlotte street, Rstlibcnic-ptstr, victualler - . • 2i2 Sanspsun I>ullntan and William Banks, Poultry, Lon don, hatters • 21 , - John Bachelor and Joseph Petrie, lAikhall•pher, Sitrn-y, Car pelitcrs . ~,, :I B:,•trbeb Botikkan, Saffron Walden, Emma, earpeahr 1.: J 4,111. /Boort Ludgati • hill, London, tictaaller - I 0 IS 111111113 Mo aner, Richard Newcomb, and John Sion'', t:iiiimin•itivet, I.ussiltiti, silk hat•rnanufat hirer. .". Wiltiam Berbi4ge, Cannon street, maibrella•isailatisc - y to twee . Gale el Gregory 11 bite, Bridle-lam, Isligton, IlnAlt. set., and (*auto.. Kent, east-factor . -1 le &la and J nkes, late of limyert, numb:nay:4oa, OKI. chart. 10 Jau Peters, Portsmonth, Baal', merchant - I 1 Nathaniel Butcher, St. Martitaloll-gra..4, 4 irtna*ltt 1 II 11 alma' IkJ(1, late of Illremplase, 11 KWh...a, but t ti now of floulbrod, Hart,th , ca , y - John Tburl, Deal, late of Nhafte.bo , ), br-mc , Jobs. Humes, Pororea, Sualbumpiou, 41e4br ai..l - I 10 DIVIDEN D'. E 4 ler Sisi I seniels, Spring place, &7w*-toru, and New street, Middlesex, prini-seller Huey Vial., Care y -taut , Fu.ler•laue,Clat•pride, silk. . . • desk r . • . - Julm ‘I uoil, late of whit, Cross-street, eieloaVer • 14 Just pll Spielman and James Swaekman, Jewry alret'. 1 i . pew term' • •• - Thomas Hall, Berwiek-wpon Tweed, merchaat . Is It what J Horsky, now ur late of i.ldou•stret I, Sp to Id. silk wcmer . - Thomas Adams, Hich.street, Snuthwatk, ionholder I. J ohu Tullock, jun. Savage-gardens, Loudon broker la Robert rosier, Glee Cottage, Ktnistund.rt:ad, Mid. 0 4:cum, silknasn %Tribal's Pollock Cararclacr and Thomas Fersorditcti, eicibent . O.Nllt, LU011•310-el rect, uttirlkuot - Thu's' tVagltre, Roottror.i, Essex, &riper and tailor tr CEtt'fl FICA.I ES. John foxicy, late of &Avery. , A, cotion•spinotr. Willl.llll .1011110 On, 0( FsslrstrartArill,l.ostioo, grater. Bro. 41V, Or rash InnArot, .411,(1r dub., i.4llMh Fugman,late. of P a lbsor.atrett, Ses l6 " ' 311.141c0rx, e..l:tto•tt;antif.teturcr. John lins4l.l, of Nottingham, clue-ntaktr. Junes 'tutultag, of row, Gro)'4-100-111ne, Mid.ll6", !molder. Joel Tanoer, of Eltley, Stonehotutc, Gloucester, blacistoltb. Job• Baker, of Searol.l lane, I .ourf PO. Myron r James Barlow, late of Newpo.t, Wu of Biel., SOutbatoPt", mercer. Joel John Tanner, of thley, Glonceoter, black. PKlelt OF STOCKS ON SATURIMY. Bank Stuck s&.i 3 per trut Reda Ce44 ................ 144: i 3 per riot. 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