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•- . ___ .. ••.•, . _ • - • . , . • BPOIII I IIIO IMMLLICENCE 311124 :, H015H.471 SHEEP-SHEARIAG. --... ..„..t'.... . _....,—.... NEVI 31AlIkET Jl'l.l - kt ELTING, illiallgy S •• SECOND DAV. . , _..... •• t,l‘ ", *. • . ....... mu.ritik ..f ' • • 4,'ii ...4 An Tuesday morriiiiv., the compony asseintled Td. Barrytnorer Anginlisi, NIT. Nuakespear a 40-, 4.. atid rode round the Mon ; they fi rst examined tit descript, sat. olb. each. Yearling rt, d - rgs. ' work a newly-invented machine to drill horse-muck, SECOND OCTOBER 141/ELTING, moo. depositing turnip seed tin it, and at the suture time TOURsDAfr. CD‘cristg the whole with the fresh earth. This rua- Sir G. Webster's Zaida, sat. alb. asst. GausraliDower's chine (kill,. from tont to live for, if required, tliOre Mirth, set. D.1.20u, h ft. • loads) of inansire per acre, nod will manure four -- r . " ---- HOUGHTON M ELTING, tang. cures s-day. ht oIA.-.lpo as to put 10 the muck and seed at a.• depth, and required only three men -....- Dot: DEN% aud_ two horsea; a liereas, on the general plan, it • 111 r. Bourerie's Barbarian agar. Air. v n aaritart's Brirleigb r . would take tire horsys, two carts, and live men, i sat. ylb. earls. Ab. M. 40088. . to till, cart, aiiil spread the iiiii..tife, stud thus there , wso,VesoitY. is a saving of the labour of three horses an d two . 1.41-Pot..y•e 'Arms, 841. sib. agst. Mr. llowneth's Dwarf, sit. nth. First three utiles 0; B. C. itiogs, sott p p. teen; beside* that of tour nr five loads an acre of THCIIBII4I4. the 211111111 re, the spreading it, and sowing the tor • Mr. Lake's Oherea, rigid. Lewd G. Caveridirli's Hymen, nip seed. This machine last year a orkrd lit Mr. Ilst.Cll2. each. Ali. M. muse. Colley's, of lituglar.d, .with great success, giving --ssoss•— RACPS TO CoME. to the turnip crop a decided tailtitittslae, not ouly in June 37. Laaeastee. N•nt ,, ieh, Stanenrcl. an.l Swaff. U1'61;41114 it 111 thy hoe umeli sooner, Irma the seal liiim.-29. Bedside-4i.. Bri2porth, Stucklahlge, and tteisg placed - immeili defy' tot the nitwit, hitt itso Ordain. frOnt that circumstance the plant brink more vi- July 4. Ipsadelt--s. Glainorgandiire awl Lamberion-- G. L n dln„---rn. Nrymartcpr--1 i. Preston--17. knig i ii ,,,,_ gorias, and consequently Letter able to withstand ts. Saliosea—to. Orniskirk-2 1 . Brigk tor -44t.5. Knutsfard the soot kof the sly. It was futile by Mr. Myth, and witiehester-26. llarnet--47. Lefty-31. Harerforel. drill-etweliint Anal:yr. at Nurwit 11, and obtained west awl Exeter. tnueli applanse from the most distiiigui•heil ai . , ri- Avieust t. Hantinn , lon, Clielissraid, nail Worceoter-. „wattlst,. win, 55w it, an d , i 5 ... 0 , 51 . 011 nett c . ic a,,,, 9. SaTobory..-si. Neweastle.uoder. Line. Nottiften ta, illand- . ' t . or *midi find, and Tre-Madoc-4445. Taunton, Itothuio, sad Castes- Ed for Sr-ht lauds, and more espicialty Dory—/. , J. Reading—ao. Eighlul.rud N.,rtlistilpiou , oct•ti Willow*. Serember 5. Warwick-IS. Liebtirli an-1 1'.. , t...frea:— 1i :i rapt.-1414 drills, nod met liine to sow tor- IR. Klltigrael)te and Be•Ifortl -2 D. 1 - 4, ( 111 u. 1 -c , ccb l LE, ' awl LI; pis inieuienst, Were sigoill elihiltittAt at the farm- Dumfries. ..,.......-......• yard. • , 1318tR1 - RACES, tars!). Mr. I ~,ties thrashing -rntichisie was at, work-;__ - and a1..0 Due ta.dt- by uniting and Andrews, Lou- Tersnaw, seas eft. 11.)4). VI •o with the power of hsci men, which Wilt Sweepstakes of `Cs ~ .eb. 1101 Post, horny. thrash thirty - bushels of wheat per clay. The strut!' lat. 47. '"ionivrsel' b C. "tind° 4,l '. h) Wan. lost. 4 lh• ••• • 1 was muet delivered DO CiCati NS srlltt eX dud but i t pe , Mr. Wkihnore's ii co. lihoga.h.ldwer. tout Mb. Mr. Pipit's In. c. Prince illsdnel.• wet. It Is 8 on Window. ' It twe-liorse powea it aiiilit become oversl. Sweepstakes of 53.• cacti, 44 Itb twigs. added by the Clah. M r . Blytli, of ' Tskir w !eh, eihibiteel a wheat drill, ' Three miles , (05 solocribors.) the coulters of which Ix:iv suave:46le on ore beans Mr. Bonveric's br. h. Barbarian, by Wenistry, 5 ys, old, I tat 515. Mr. iloitilourtit cb, hAtonwo, 5 yrs. t tat. sib. Dlr. T. SOiyol b, b. by Hris, O )-et. old, 110. 121 h 5 . will deposit more or less seed. This drill was ii to I on Barbarian, ; to 4 eget. Reuters much approved ; as likewise was a lightly-VAS fiviseparsikes of 2 - r,rA. each, I 5 ft. with mop. a 111.41. The • ~,i,„,. 6 , b., sold fth. Gangs. if d ,,, wa „,,i„d 5 w.e. D iu , strtielcil portable icon hurdle , or M r. Birth's, to ••• mites, (9 toisscribm.) fold sheep, whieli, f. man its g reat iltrrabaity, and Lord 51.tekvill'c'e as. li. Prospero, by Whiskey, aged, being made at the low prier of tight illitilur, pro -5 to.. i b. Di!. Goolborn's Grimaldi, avid, tint. t Orb. Mr. Goddard's Mount sinter, awed, 'lst. toli. 111 r. lash's b . c. 1t18....1.4.1, a years old, qat, tolb. Irk J. liatrkillies Ch••'IOIND. Cii yews mild, I Isl. 11.11 , • • 3 I Pu‘niore's to ~r isid u heat. and his ebotr-cutter, lit - - '-- - - . Grll.ml.ll, f. ' :~ E 4~ , t . , . . _ ' ..14 to 9 .. ~ f. to n mot Yrtoimmr, 3to a apt. MUT!, mot • I, I art. Mouulaipocr. , .. Pinte of c.ol. two.suato beats. Sir. Issb'a ittacebuelele, by &chemists., 6 years obi, litit. tolb. . ~ Major Piivra Ploughboy, 6 years DM, Vat. r!b... • 9 Mr. lEllbl/tures cis- e. by Cuaetie, out of GaLcr, 4 years old, eitt . . 7 4 1. Mr. Goulbut n's Sweeper, aged, gar. 1010. 9 to 1 apt. Ploughboy, 3 to .1 *zit. li nechnetle, aud, after the beat, 7 lb 4 on EtreebucLie. . wtamosorell, JUNt 11. A Sweepstakes of 3no soak b ft for thrce.ye ald colts, iIWI . 7 rh. and fllies, lost. sib. The 'Ace Mile. • Mr* Wheatley's bl C. Suraeouno, tor Wzur, oat ref S yl ph t ...„‘...„.. Mr. lilahrlialutesb Cby litiblasol Fhog, nut of Lady Sub 9 ju,, 4tolon dm espeer.—Osite easy. -4tatAnd rArnaertet's Hippefornes. 120. Ilb. agairmt Mr. Lure; lea Wood Delearre‘ got. gib two wiles locgs, b. 1.1. 5 to 9 uu Wood Darebutw-Wou icr/ essY• -": A flawdicap Sweepstake,, of logs asiab, swab Lugs added ley the tsti —Two miles. Mr 101 h cries Wood Dirsnon, 4) re . t, 1 Mtije9Wherttley'p Stnna t ramm, 3 yes - 2 Mr. Goulburria Grioaldi, eget. Mr. T. Sykes's b, b. by Idris, 6 yea . 4 General GrwseenOr's May, sirs. . - Major Pigutfaigolbrosto col!, 3 yrs. 6 13 to 11 aperWno.l Damon —S 10 I net Arr. T. Sykeis fah. * of itt3p—for 4-ys tads: lost. .s-yr olda, goat. 11115 6 964 agM, 3 191. 316 4.-Threr utiles. , . S cltrewanion't Berophaluo, aged Loyd Sackville's Estetard, aged 2 Lord C. Somerton If timomtnt 3, aged a 3fr H o.r or th's f'assto, net] General Grosvenur's May, 5 yrr old 2 to 1 on Simard—,l good race. ---....ww , .....—_ NEWCASTLE MEETING, 'sop. ork, were agatitshewir. In its barn the men were clipping sheep.; and the fleecrirof the Nlerinu rails., Let the preceding evening, a eighsed— lb. es ttk ots. No. I. clipped...... 9 7 r, clipped 7 } datr .. 2 7 H. ditto . s t 3. data ...... 6 7 7. data 7 Z. Tine weight of the wool, clipped front the sheep, 'hewn for the prize pens of Ento, tett each tit. Mr Illytb's S. Dews 07 1J Mr. Hilts Wetber , r. a ' Mr. It idler's ditto.. 30 3 Ttlw. inytb's doss.:... a. ao Mt. Oakes's 47 • Air. Ree• 11" Lek"- }6, 5 3 Mr. ihresre'• •4 3 tas Mr. IHl'a .st In Mr. kt••11•1'11 11.6.1016- 6 Mr. Mortise Mawr 314 hr Wei deer ....... At four o'clock, more than thrce hundred Gen tlemen sat don it to dourer. .Ainougst whom, this ijoy, ware Lord Dock., Sir Jobe Sinclair, Sir Jacob Astir", Genera Helheraett,ltev. Bethersett,4lcv. D. Hone, Rey. L %Vitals, Rai. Date Dud ley. Skews. Collisou, Y,. Beek, Millatlich, Pant lb, Berrel,CliaritirMeasy,J. Wytbe, Damn, Aft.r dallier, Mr. Coke gam— " 9Tc Can and King." " Drove' ay to Acrtcutruty." " health w air. Elliman, Ate latlsts ottbe South Dean to t 4/away." Sir JOHN SINCLAIR rose and said, that he should have been present before. hot he tl ght it his duty to attend in the anise of COMMOIni the pre ' ceding night, as two kills, which. he ounsidered of importance, were before the House. Sir John stated, that, as President of the llooril oisAgrictil . tore, be hail to present to One gentleman of the t Norfolk Agricultural Society (.1. E)res, Esq. of Lyuilsford Hatt), a premium for the encourage meat of %skier meadow, many acres of wltteli vain able laud Mr. Erre* had matte. Speaking of the Norfolk hush:mall, Sir John Sitichm ois,rived, that the Board of Agriculture considered Nei outlet I greater obligations tc, and received more valuable cominuulentions trout Norfolk, than from our other couuty.and that foist it, in a great tneie•tire, was cle.- rire.l that aUCCtII and kunoliolgt which a ere distri bated through the empire by the Bowel. ASter ether remark, on this subject, Sir John also sold. that he hail likewise to present a premium to the llev. Mr. Iteddingtoo, for a communication relative to the greater utility übtaisirl from working oxen or hor ses. On tin, question, varions had feria the opi nions of practical farmers, and If was bee highly desividile is aeothataiir Wow- kir it was porsible to lesseis the quantity of horses, Necessary to be lased on a farm, for their high price, expensive keeping, aunt heavy tax, rendered this a subject of great im portance. Sir John observed, he never wished to see excluded that useful rnitoal, the horse, and the only desire of the Board of Agricaltore, was that rifleesening if possible this expenses of the farmer, and, in every instance, to give encourageuteut to the promotion of A gricult sire. Sir Jews Si ?MLA IR Own gave -•‘ Proaperity to the Comity of Norfult." Mr. Cox,. said, that he hail made the experi ment of working oxen, lint tbev did out answer.— Ile did not know a farm ua Norh,lk on whirl' they were used ; and where, in other comities they acre, lie had never seen any good husbandry pursued. Sir Jon* REltltthlll" vv.: as a Want. " Long leases to good r! maxis ;" and afterwards, sIMI. that he cooodered this a subj. - et elite greatest stational isuportsiwe; fur where the systens of giving leases slid not prevail, nc good cultivation of the sod could be eapeeted. Sir Jolla, is- coistise but energetic speech. ;wanted out the advantages derived befh to , the landioril and the tenant from long {tears. wed.' declared his sletersoinatiou olwitya tii,grinst theist. Mr. CoN a then gave, sera toast, " Tire health 4ir John Btbright ;" and afterwards "The Duke V Bedford." The Health of Mr. Cere" was then drunk. with three cheers, and the company went 10 the • . . • • • . ~` U . JUNL Pl. Sweepstakes of stop. each, tor 'hire years old coW, set. 40.. rst Too utiles. Mr. Braodhn,l's ch. e. %Voisin:ton, Sy Alonzo, dna. by Dunarrnnoo I Xi. Lansdale's h. r. Patriot, by flieninglirough, datu by Trumpator , I Mr. Wichanison's b. c. Stust.peare, by Shuttle, out of Miss Griinstou, by Weenie Mr. Pirtctscen b c. 3linskip, licuther to Ste:retry, by Shuttle he'd Srurbirronali's pr. e. by Delpati, dam by Sir Prier 5 The Members rune ornot. added Ip for Loiraace Mosey. lents two milks grad r Inurter. Mr. Naileis York. 5 yrs, tiiii sot_ „ 1 Mr H. T. b. a. _Little Fruity, ti yrs. old, art. Sib. Mr. liteeey's b. b. Craindiestoia ti yea old, bet. 103 P. •• .. 3 Friday se'nnight, the drying house of 11 r Cook, of Athelstone Abbey paper-mill, near liorifar.l - Durham. was discovered to be on fire. She and her two dasts,itttrs, in endeavosiehor to remove what paper possibly g °old be saved, were woo co . sestloped io &wets. From the upper windows, Mrs. C. was taken dmvii, app. ensly and expired - the or:Slay ; the elde-t doug L lster leaped nut of one .. , lathe windows, but so touch uria th,.t little lopes F. sue entertained of her recovery ; the other. vilin was carried down exactly in the same mimicr as her mother, is likely- to survive the inelencholy erect.. Ten or twelve houses are destroyed by fire, at 11ataford, Suffolk. A poor woinaii, of the name of Wt, perished in the - Wednerdoy. Mary Baler was brauglit before the Sitting. Magistrate at (;uildhall, charged with rob • biii g Gatrr'rns, the Common Coluieitman. of • verities articles, his property. The prootorokers ai re”,fe,4 with the property which hail hien pledged tr. ..nem, and "which Mr. GaierlTus identified. Tf.s prisoner was committed. Wedsse. ,Sok•sk,4se, who, at ft late Session at the Old Hai y, was convicted of peijurv. in hay bag pros urt *be arrest of a person for ii:•bt 111)011a false affidarit,tud of afterward. writing anonymous •- letter" to him, dooming him with beiiic amecconi . • . ydke io an iiiiiiiitiaal crime. and advising him to ve tiackingdm...t.for which he was /sentence...l to •two years Impriosomerit and to nand in the pillory ; usiderwent the latter flat of his imuistimelit at to asp of tbe.fAd 13ti ey, OW was pelted by the mob ia • t i • 10111 Witt. . - • ire I a. • _ a I ,D R • • sheepmyarci, to attend the stile of South-Down theorem. which were sold in lots a 10 each : go. L s. d. 7. To Laird Slaadas, a. Mr. ittuyea w. Mr.ltecte lu. Lord Duudaa 4O 0 0 t. Mr. Saul 32 Ir o -11. Mr. render 13. howl Dvollas 49 7 0 erl Ftrt th-t 1 lotten, 11 As ..0 owti ewes,one, of •ot t • Widsou, at l7 17 0 South-down tops were ilten rliewo to let, the price berinc previously fixed, ;uitl the (40.101ity 01 wool elipptff stayed. Each person desirous to have any. particular sheep gave his name, toad took the chance of drawing a prize ticket, which decided who woe 10 have him. No. Clipped of wool. Price. . Hired by Mr. Saul. Irt :lb. gut...... 13 guineas .... Mr. 9 I I 13. 15 14 lii 14 4 li 1 At nine o'clock the cotnpany separatigl. AMPIIIC.I. (From The die.rhisdria Gazette) ARLINGTON SIIEEP-SH CARING, ASCTL N., 1114 N. The Peelattlllll , otistred by Mr. Coon, were as follim : ..I•or the finest tup lamb, of one year okl, a sliver cup, or shiny -Eve the tiro finest ewe hunks, a silver cup, or forty dollars. • To him Mho shall clip a Reece (being a ualQe Ansa waii) Mille beat manner, by abetting round the It vv, Ere dollars. MANU FA CT RES. Fa' the best livelard of cotton chrth, mixed with silk, provided the silk shall 1w derived true article,. of dress, which Have been sort' out, urfroin old umbrellas, St. (cloth to he • yard wide) fifteen dollars. For the hest tire yards of Haanel, a yard wide, spun ow a wheel, and nuv,h, inn fealty, btleen dullars. Fcr the Lein blanket, two yards long, sod act yard and a half wide tin dollars. ' For tit:best pair uftnit woollen i.tock.ogs, large any, and coloured, fire dollars, Fur a hall of woultem yaru, weighing owe cooed, and spun to the dreatest gumless uts a wheel, the quantity to be ssecrtaiiii,l by weigh i ng any tea yar4s in tine bob, fire I dollars. • The sebecribers appoiuted„ on the part of the proprietor, and of Cie candidates, to adjuslze the 'W.111411111, having made the is quisite impactions amid inquiries, report— That thrice sup iambs have beau offered; our by William Fitzhugh, Esq. of Durenewurth Va. cal!itsl Coluniime, weight on the hoof rfloillis. weig ht of the &en*, washed, alb. son. One by Dr. William' A. .Daustcrfitlit, of Nutley Hall, Jlhrvland , called Room Tooke, alight tin the hoof wilwasbati,tsibe. our. One by John Scott, ksq eetrne berry Hill, talc. (WWI Pallisfox-.-vieight on the hoof nnwasksest, (but very dewily kept) Sibs. 12oa. , Two pains of ewe lambs wee, offered, one pair by William .Fitchngb, Esq .of Rawarawarth, Patny Griines and Pecubuntus--the first weighed on the hoof--41teee, swathed, alba. utua. Tht second weighed ow the kora—Reece, washt /I, 31b1. et t o2. And uue pair by William ayirond Foote, Esq. of flay . Acid, Vii eight wt the hoof wiins.—lkswe, um.Albe,t, 714. alone The infix, weight so the boot 9silms.—titecc, unumelead, taus. weem=weggloceme Btflti ST. ElLiniNlYS, Julie ‘2O. This morning, beteveas and twelve, a part of the Ciermau Legion, (heiriej passed through this town from leswich, ley forced marches, for Li). — They, were to make the whole of this journey in otte chef.: It was repottud, that they had been sent tatitlell an insurreetlia or the L.rcal Militia guar , tired in the latter place, who had put till their officers under arrest, but who had been otherwise peaceable. Toe cause of the insurrection Nun said ru be this: that the nailltiaineo, who Irad come from spine 'lnstance, uud stwrral of theta iteunylewsi. had received no pay for WWI cloys.' during wlsich St/nit' of them were half-starved. This isas the case with two divisions ortlie Suffolk locul niilitiu, who were %outwit! au ties place; and on trarelliug lately through I.2ltelinsford, found that it was the case with those of Estee also, ti.ough neiflier of the latter proceeded to such extremities as those tot Ely. Now It certainly becomes Ministers is inquire wbei:e this system of cruel inet;leet originated, sad r adio is the person to.tilaine For what have 'been the consesocuees of such- ti catmints ? 'flee Lneal ftililitia were diligned to furni.h,rtaruita for the old toilitio, whose ranks Ind hero thinned by the mien volutitutting into the regalars; but murk !- ~ue of to•twevo nor and two 011011.061 A man trollied ' bare, may one recruit was picked up. Chit of 1 'Heger number at Chelmsford, nut one! Haw bltantworthy, therefore, is that treatment nhich has occasioned the soldiers of the Local Militia to become so earl 7 disguatqd with the military service, and, 'in the purticalar instance just men tinned, of rising - 'rebid their own officer, I 1 may observe slut, that as the manner of giving rise to this insurrection is highly culpable, so the man lier it is to br deprecated, if it could hate bergs avoidrat. - %‘'ere there no other means left than that of sending A body of Ciereitun hole, a hotly of which our Constitution allows us to know giotiortg ? You cannot conceive the sentiotums coverabk in people's minds whew they passed. . On Saturday evening, the Oahe iVilliam publie•• house, near Liman's'', was burnt down, having beru. set on fire by some sparks Irma the chimney. The furniture was all saved. Tuesday night, is• Mr. FARNWOIVII, a respect ; Suds tnelesinmi in Citlile-street, Sr. tteorge's in the ' East, was ridiiitt at a sharp rate along Whiterhapel, his bead struck against thu end of an rum tree, projecting nut id a tiiti!icr carriage, by which his skull was fractured, allts ha died in the . course of an hour. Every body protects And seems pleased with the company of the rctlhreast: how long it Isms etijnril these ptivikgeo we cannot tell. One of these lards • was growls to vrry familiar, hail become so entirely teconciled to • the buoy.. haunts of men,' that it lately delfiterately constructed a 'nest and depo sited egt,est heart') the timbers of a ship now build ' snit slr. WAl.LaCti'a yard, Workington. All this woe performed, as was indeed the whole busi ness of incubation; jit presence of the venrittues., who (having planked over the interval whieh con tinned the nest) were now sn tenderly iatinlgent to ' their fellow...builder, as, by cutting a•lntle, to ar• fool it eratietiieut accliis to the habitation it had provided. • • ••-•- • I►,at'.LL INTELL. • *. •alit*, Mien 21. Arrived the fieritie, 18 gam, C,ggit, from Plymnisili ; and the Proitcm;;;Llisit. Mitvhis. nor, flow 4.4uetiisty. Sailed'their4s, Capt. Wood ley Lona ; and the 'dynes. 'gee. Capt. Lake, for the Downs Mid i6k ' furGuerusey. Admired Ilolloway,,Cominiiiiikr-iiv.Chtef OD the N e wfntur,U station, arrived at the George Ina, last night, mid this morning his 'flag was • hoisted on boar) the Atiltkpe, of SO 'guns, ;at Spithead. Upnards of 200 riecruitsollar the 34th Itegiment, luvrelied iu . v &Sterility and Alt's,' day, and embarked fur L o b 's ,. Severvi (Ayere are wetting here fur . wi voge to join the army in Portugal. The Racers is appointed colivtv for the Dowd.; and the De looks., for Glierievey. The Lille Belt,. Capt. Criso, with a few ships for the %Vent ludies, got tinder tvtigh this day, but the wind lading her, she listelmred uKn i u. 'the Jamaica tals.4 etivoy to °Newfoundland. Pr.vitotrtit-noca, JUNI 20. Arrived the Statira, of 30 guns, Copt. Boys, with. three pi mini, which vaunt out of St. Andrro. They consist of La Afourhe. Freneh corvette, of 3 4 gun., brig of ts, awil a. schooner, in order to escape tht vengeance of the infuriated Spaniards. Arrived' also the Cks 4 re NP Perfogd. 74 ; Dryad, d 6, k had Antlyenutt, Hon. Capt. Capri, with a fleet of transports. from ttie Fuitward. Sailed the Nimrod cutter Westward. FALNIOUTII. JUNE 19. Sailed the Express packet, with mails foe Cadiz. —Wind N. u. • v ••• MEETINGS O) cal-3)1111as AT GUILDHALL. TO MORROW. M. M. Joseph Crotou Drury-latic, linen-draper - ' lo VI in. /armo r ham, Seething-lane, inoiscrecrilitaer lo Thomas Vfilkipson and John Wilt Mon, S.:stealer'. st reel, I Amnion, e. oedema/rapes s - - 3 IS Thus. Wethertl,Great . ,St. Thomas Apostle, Lye doe, woo-meager - 3re Thomas Codams, Soeshneoptatarow, Bloomsbury, calomel maker - - 3 14 Charles Wall, late of trithtareet, Suho, man's incrcer. - - - . - 311 Gemge Patterson, Ilertfard, merchant • - 316 Jacidi Jacob.. 11 totem t It-street, l'etticoat-lane, /V hitethapel, glass-cutter - 313 James I}.tyky oar or late of Hi4b-street, Sho well, slop- breaker , - - . - 3 11/ Denis Charm, late of Great Queen-street, Let t...l"-i," l'ivhhtt Erescis Aim:. isubuiattures 3g It duticrt Makin, South Shields. Ducloaa, eaetchasit S 1 t 'i homes Italy, Lims-ntrect, Lundeen, uterchoot a 11 Timms, faro% High-strese, ht. Mary•hahvasse, Al i•ldieses, iine.moseter - - 11 1a Beichert., Giorgi, Wilson-street, Idoorfields, che mist * - - - - -, -, 212 Jur epis Hillier, Leireateroquare, Middlesett, career sad gilder - 2lb William Barclay, late of Manilseeter-buildisra Westminster, dealer and chtipseast - - 2IS John Chap Nan, Da ledsn, M iddleisi ; and Great 'remade, /Wham, floss fuctor . - It It iVilliam Michel, Fahnuuth, windier - - 1 12 J.uars Yoong, Clueen•street ' 'London merchant it di Diehard Dean, late of the nearniad - durser Tavern, Kew-bridge; tarceu-keeper - - - alO Thomas Tii•vai,Salters'-hi.lbeourt, Cannteastreeb, London, wititranerchaar - 3 1 /teary Vietrama, Stiontrataect, Landon, currier I 10 dean Thema. Daeles,Vnes Wafter-4feet, Cl,.d" rimed, linco•dcipte - - -t ll* Mealy George Vito:MU, Ilgegiu-lane,nrese-strete. lI . X, Laucluu, victuallo . 016 Cup whit.., Ohio' d-streinj b alikkilesev, dealer ea chapeau, - - llt /Whorl Cuepar, Caeatutinareet, Leadotb eate loniernien - . 1 I Ihennas ii4kie, Corubill, Loadnu, buisitselkir a 12 Ocorze Hoaghtua, late a primmer of a sr le Fietwee, merchant - • - - IIS Wam Clapham, Eenuir-ston, Serrey, and Bishops , gatsestieet, I.4olaiou, wiee-atercliast . - IIS ' lease Cuutle, I.rarstrlid, Kest, Cars/roar - llt DIVIDENDS. John Holding, Weedwuah-coati, Whiteelapel, sugar - IN finer - . - - • lb Andrew !der, of the same phiee,,tigar.refiner • - It Archibald lackcaii,.Wtaieliestee-strea, Loadoeti oar chant - - . - -. IS Thorne, Cromb,Carkield, Sawa, grocer - 1l John Ilosel••y, Switiedsct, scar Ileastlea, Yurtudirs, putetue- mei...haat - - - lb ' Johu Daild, kirkby-Stephen, Westmorland, booker - 11 James Smith, -Little Pulteary•street, St. Jamais, tal low.stbaidier - , - - • It Join Come, High -street, Landry* dealler aad asap! Inas - - - it Wo. 11 lent on, Jermyn• street, St. James's, lei kyr - It Gem.... Riclistds, Candid', London, bookseller - 1* JointMarttothilt , , St: James's-street, yetne-nmechaat - 11 5,4,,, Holland, Si rat's Inn-lane, oil and soluerisau - 1 Jobs LIOOTOI, it ainseate, Resit, altoykereper - 1J Met i lir w benjamis, lase-aireemageme, Landau, goer them • - • . . - I Andrew Hetherington, and John Alielsit, Drury-lane, ir<4 timers - - - - IC John riarent,Srethiwe-lane, Lingion, earpaider - i A hrah um G•tnipert riudiu, Portabruuth, shopkeeper - 1 Tininess Perry Tusher, Hulleura.bill, tiara-dreger . 13 Horilard Le Mt-eerier, sad Abraham Do Ramis% Loudon, earthen*, - - - la CERTIFICATES. John Pollard, of Preston- Lascaster, muelhamsaisfaelissee- Samuel Slobs., late sit Nottiegbasm hosisr• Ede y u Statham, late of Boding**. heeler. Thigh Jane-. nr Shia''' . r. street, Loudon, clessasusesser. John Thurupson, of Picasso, Lauer its, suoalus-asaissufae truer. . - Joseph Hardy of Sheffield, gneer. Jobs liandeucles, of Bressoyard, Herseard,lierisadealsr. Joseph Kase, of Rond,Souserese, theater. Stephen Atkinsuir, of Newcotale-spas•Tyae, insursece brakes- Thorns. Robinson the Yonnter, of Birstiaghass, droggist. Sarah Stanley, of Derby, grocer. John Cuuriinahaass, of Day iris-street, a. George, Haasser egoism, Misidteam, losery-stable-kmpar. Thomas Hoare and IViikesis Mimi, of Weltliasa-lona„ Char I bunt, Hertford, cal:co-rioters- Charity Chipelisse, late et Brest/street, Leaks, silt , autross• .PRICE. OF STOCKS, VESTIADAY. ,Rank Stuck 3 per Cud. lieslaced e a t 4 per Coot. Loo; Aiinsities ' Poi 1 t.t6dre . 611,111 mm , - I Wet". India How l , • .. . - 15'17 KOS. . _. __ - prem. Extlxviorr Bills F.ußish I.oitery tontine Apr T l3lBll, Musk- Broker, No 4, Cortiblll, and No. p;tlLoriag.i • mAr.ittAdar • Oa K 81.6144,7, lost, at St A Area *s. Ittbaro, M. 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