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_ . : zitg : lo e r rit to 111 rtioo • , • \t. - ~} d 4'4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1804. k PLACE SIXYIINCR. EATRE ROYAL, H.1.1' MARKET. THIS EVENING will be preseuted (211Ith Tiatc), the Ntw Comedy of T TO TIIE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLES= TENWLE u► THE NHISt_S. j ACKINoTON, A.I.LEN, and Co. most re it./ spemen; inform the Posta., that their ANNUAL SEP TEntr,,Eit cATALutale is nuw in the PRESS; and dist due notice of its delivery will be sty. a. It will display, as usual, the I a...acidulent of AnciAit and Ildederis Asthma, ever otf!7ed fur wildtc sale. Priced...et • very sew rate, for ready muu ; the whu:e of which are warranted complete. Tue CATALOGUE of the FOREIGN CLASSES, which is neatly unished, may be had separately, in a few days, price Gd. • TO PAitEN rs AND GUARDIANS T a GENTEEL SCHOOL withi n twat isles : "t roue, tlt.ma are VACIINCVS for TWO Ift)Uloral LADIES, why owl.eh to fiakh their Faincatlnn. at 1 2 ,1(ie lioant.ts The greatest attent..as will be psnl to their Witeaa. Fertile. particulars may be know by applying at NI. 16*. GUILTY ; Or, NOT GUILTY The Chareters by Mr. FLLISTON, Mr. PALMER, Mr. ARCHER. Mr. pro,SIER, Jun. Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. GROVE, Mr. TAYLOR. Mr MATHEW% Mrs. MATHEWS, Mrs. WARD, Mies GRIMANI, Miss W'IODFALL, Mrs. GIBBS. Alice which will be prodneed, a New Millie/LI Drama, in Two Adis (never pr•rwmed). FOUL DEEDS WILL RISE. With New Music, Scene., Dresses and Decorations. The Charafle, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DECAMP, Mr. ARCHER, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mn PALMER. M's DANIELS. Mrs. HARLOW E. To-morrow the revived Comedy of The Good Natured Nlati. loses U. Pit 3s. First Gallery 2s Second Gallery Is The fl.so, to be opened .it Sic tit:luck, and the Perform ance: err bzg.n at Seven. LLLLLL THE Committee of the House of Commons havin g derdled the 44 Election for the County of Mid nleses to ak., void, I take the liberty to request the favour of .our VOTE and INTEREST at the ensuing ELECTION I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, No. 7e, Piccadilly, Your int!st devoted humble Servart, July 9tb.1804. . FRANCIS SURD}, - - A 1 43. a CATALOGUE of NOVELS, ROMANCES, and TALES, for the use of Circulating Libra's, deli end gratis, to that clam of Purehaten. I:.:NEME. No of PANIC Val ta e of each. 3 of L. 20,690 . 3 10,000. 30,000 3 5,000 4 15,000 6 I,OOJ ~ 0,000 4 suo 4,000 20 lOO . 2.000 THE ONLY STATE-LOTTERY to be DRAWN 11113 YEAR. MIDDLESEX ELECTbON. THE FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURPF.TT wall meet every dm until the Election (which cr tr,,ed fur Mundav td 23d instant), at Str Franco Bra , dett's Iltru c, No. 7R, Piccadilly, where COMMUNICATIONS respecting the ELECTION me requested to be made. 11th July, 1804. J. GREGORY, Chairman. Finsbutry.square, July 16, 1804. The following valuable W. •k; are recently GUILTY or NOT GUILT), a Comets in I , ,ve A.lts, by T. UsWin, Esq. now performing with univ.B.4l applause, 2s W. Total Va L.60,0n0 Tho SAILOR'S DAUGHTER, a popular new Comedy, in Fiore Aria, by Richard Cumberland, Esa 2s. 6d. UNE rouE, a translation from the original, of the 'semi tar new Farce, performing under the title ut LOVE LAUGHS at LOCKSMITHS, Is. 6d. The ELEMENTS and PRACTICE of MENSURATION and LAND SURVEYING, adapted both to public and pr sate instruSion, with an Appendix, containing Rukso fur measuring play stacks, Marlo-pits, and C anals, by Josseph Sackett, hand somely pri , :ted id evo. and illustrated by near 300 sew and cur nen tigurs , , pric- its. hoards. BRANCOIS'a COMPLETE. READY RECKONER, with Caiondations of Interest, Tables of Exchanges, new Table of :rumps; and other articles useful for Coninternal purposes, Inn. •o,v 'ready and rooreelly printNl, price ss. beards. PARKER'S ESSAY on the CONSTRUCTION, HANG IIIG, and VAS TENING of GA'fl,S, a new Edition, very sconsoderably r .larged and unproved, hasolosinly Oared on Royal Bro. with six quarto explanatory Plates, pric: rn. Lei vds. For an account of this valuable Esray, see Monthly Review, British Critic, Anti-Jacobin, Farmer's Magazine, &c. ZOFLOIs A; or the GENEROUS NEGRO GIRL, *Colo nial Story, 2 vol. sawed, 71. The Story of this interesting Novel is laid in St. Dominr,o, the Manners, Customs, and Situation of which Island are de- scribed. EXHIBITION AND SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THE I'RUCHSESSIAN GALLERY o f PIC• TURFS, New-Read, opposite Portland Place, continues open every day Gum ien till dusk. Eight ellgant mom. ' Awn ed with capital specimens by th e best masters of the Italian, Srubsii, Dutch, Flemish, German, and French schools ; highly preserved, Hassmally arranged, and agreeably diversified. retnres oldsa/ be detivned immediately without injudng the Exhibition, as they can be convenie - itly wl 1 1: others, furmiog part of this astonishing collection, • shibiting at i..csent for want of room ..—Admittusce On, rig. 6,3 i 0 . . SO 1,01 X) SU 1$1,0:0 25 .000 L. 750.00 0 Part of the Capitals to be determined at tinder : • First drawl. Picket, First Day L. i,ono list drawn T‘ckct, &newt) Day........ LOGO First draws l'irkat. Blthth bay *O,OOO Fins drawls l rckct, hind% Der 'LOINS DRAWING eIEPTEMBis.P. !4th, 1804 Tickets and Shave are ea hale at all the Lie..aleat Lottery Offices Plates to be takes of Mr. Rice, at the Box-office or the Theatre. HEW GRAND SPECTACLE, NFW COMIC DANCE, AND NEW COMIC PA NToNIIME. ROYAL. CIRCUS. Tills PRESENT EVENING, will be pre .toad a gr.. 14 tilt ' ,lay of HORSEMANSHIP. Clown to the Ilorsernanship, Mr. BELCHER. And will e~ performed an entirely o ”ff, national, and historical SPECTACLE, with entirety ne• Scenery, from ong mat Drawings taken on the Spot, and new Dresses coire.pond- Ing with the Costume of the Country, called, This Day is polgished, pl ice is. 6d. • ii • Itc mu for orafroehisents. LLOYD'S. London, 11th July, NC 4 AT a Genera! Meeting of the Subscribers to this House, hold ittio day, THE OFFICIAL DEFENCtof GENERAL MOREAU, before the TRIBUNAL, at PARIS; trans lated (rots the Original French Cr,,), winch has been sups pruned at Paris. JOANNA OF SURINAM. After which an entirely new MIMIC Dance, adapted for Stage Repro, •oration, aed produced under the role Dirntion of Mr. Montgomery, with new Mont, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, called, a TALE OF A TUB; Or, DIJILLEAUME AND SUSETTE. To conclude with an entirely new comic Pantomime, with new Muse-, Scenery, hhchniery, Dles4l4, and Decorations, PEI:LAB'S ACRE.' Or, II I.r( LE4.IUIN MENDICANT. Places for the it.)%eii to be ta l / 4 en of Mm. Summands, et the Box-Office. This interesting and able Perfarmance establisher , that great Gener.Ars innocence in the fullest manner, and theche equally establishes the Isijustize that prevails in the Trihormls at Paris. On the whole, as an anCientic riece, it is one of the mow it,- teresting documents, rrlativo to the Sato of France; taut has appeared at any time since the Rerunning. S:r BROOK WATSON, Dort, In the Chair, The following nArtieula's having peen : " Ti', Dutch Ship Vrow Adrian, Captain Peter Smite, laden with a cargo of Pot-Ashes, Sups, &c. yeas driven on shore sear Whinrabie, on the 12tn of I>ec , mtber, 1602, and plunder ed by people from the shore; r. Lewis Gilson, on th,. loan of the enrscerned, werrt on the 25th of December t.) Whitstable, haring obtai - .ed warrants to searun th e p rem i ses o f the offenders. ENGLAND DELTNE.kTED, bAng One Hundred and Fifty-two Copper-plate Views of Anri.•nt Building, Ruins, Cates, Towns, &c. te. in Eng Lind, ... I Wales, witn Letter pn-ssdeser.ptions, 2 vol. 111 v.. 11. 10s. b,.Ard.o. Printed for Lanigan), Hunt, Refs, and Chine, Pe erroster. row ; and cold by J. !Laniard, y ; W. 11111:er, Sow. time; and W. J. and J. Rkitanison, Royal Exch.utge. 0 1 61. 16 16 :is i now Mg.., This Day a,e pubtiala,,d, price Ili. in boards, taabellithed with • LEITERS ON SILESIA, written during a 'ro6r through that Country it% the Ye'v 1600, 1801. LYCEUM, StRAND. DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH. NOW OPEN, the GREAT HIsFORICAI, PANORAMIC PICTURE 4 tbs. D ,, ..FE AT of t►. FRENCH, .ltd the MASSAGE of bloyr ST. GOTHARD. ►y Oester..l SUIV kR ROW. " Un his return to London, he waited neon Sir Richard lford,wlso committed Cie Ringleader, Peter I'oll, a man of ;no. perry at Whit-table, for trial at the next 14 crs fir the cuunty of Kent; but the war tonaking out., d the a Ain and Mite, who were th- n •-es.ary evidences to couwidiwi, beta: in Hol land, and t..er.:by prevented from appearing against him, it was thought proper to drop it." Resolved, That as the prosecution in this instanre was coin meneed and carted on evilentJg with a view to the general be tefit, that the expense. attending the tame, amounting to 17.31. 13s. 4d 'ie paid F•un(ls of this House ; and t!tat the Cntrimittes be n^qur.ted to ootts - ,der of a prope r t e m cum ttim to Mr liil.on h.r his savvier% on this occasion. Rot Ave, TOat rtuukt of this Meeting be iivea to Mr. Oihon; And, in order to ante:avow to prevent in future obnlar d•pre dation., by vein sale urruce til.4 tlaey will not be suffered to tr! practised trit:i ,inpunity ; R-enlyed, That the Consmit.ee bo requeatNl to ielbli.ll ',l ttic London and Country Nn. , ptpers, the prase WI/ hieeteogrelatiee to the Vroar Adrian. . Resolved, TOst the shoodo this Messes' be Ow% t!. seaman P.oin!rd by R PORTER, Esi • tl,and remit ere...an aceurntt ilea or the Situation of both Ann; r tort totems' tog nuaotent, when Gen S'AwArrow arrived and Lila itannfa of hlnat St. Gotbard. ▪ 1 7 ,onSition it open .vety Day, 60131 Nine o'Clock ttll Dusk —Adraivance On• Stud:of. SOUTH SEA HOUSt, tfith THE COlTit'r of DIRECTORS of al SMYTH SEA COMI'ARY give Nonn i , •1" .Ceuerel Gown ef the Wel Calory., w it/ to f fbeld at chi, •477iandesr, tie 1901 o f Ala ken, at ft.te. i.. the Fore went, 6Fr• the rnpee of declaring Modena oo the Clgtal Ste, I, for lie Half Year, nthng the 5t4 of Nett Atomic LAST INDIA HVITsE , MAT 9, 18$14. THE COURT eDiRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY 0' /14ERCIIANTS INC: ~AND, TILADINII; en ete EAST-INDIFS do h. b • . n.,( the 1 nth!'" Raba ti the C'.4traty's •Nevtc triti hr OW bell en 7Ae,td , e, ill. 04 /mire. And that the Worrtents ea the wi4 Shy*, is , the sti of will be !may tl M deli—reel Tieeoloy, that 104 dif Jao4 nnr. vrif.tAkm /011:: IY, bee PZR'ONO, MIYOA. _ A CAUTION. •----• BY AN OF ACT PARLIAMENT, pawed ;n the F.iglith Year of the Reign of Kisti 7 Irv! the Vlth, it IS ordained and est.4blished, " That one IVeight sod one Measure shall be used through all the Realln of Eng!..tafl. And tii.t all Manner of Merehandee, and all other Things •ettlaWe ba-glit or sold, shall be weighed .4a4 the Balance, soteat the Tongue of cite Balance do not in . I.ne more to the •ie ita., than the ether, with Weights scaled, and accenhug to th- Siandird al the Exchequer ; and that he that does unma, therotn shall forfeit Valini re the Things megioSi ~r measured, ..nd tat the ft4i.:l.a shall be imori. some ing •.0 Y,.,.,,, Inn mike Fine .4,44 Raionm At the Will 01 our I. rd me king. And that the Justlett of Pewee shall have fall Paw, to enquire of the said 13-f.,:et, .. w 41 at the Salt of o,f L.nl the as Cie An.l that the Statutes and 4 :ha.l be firm!, kApt au4 •,1d straitly esorneed It ." honing Oro te..tostritAl to the tight Il..insur.hle the . Lon! Mare* and Cour , nit Aldermen, that sever • 1 r o4re. wno keep open retail shops, nr aurora g owls piri' •.y to sal •. Within the City of London, have been in tie Inas-L.-en( u.ing false and untrue scales ..r belane-s, from an erroneous 1,10, lesltel) hi, :derailed, ttim, to Axed or hanging ttl.tnt-, wherril the weight is placed h allow ~h te be lighter that, the 'aslant which tbeaitiele to be sold is placed : NOTICE IS HEREBY atvrx. That the lorptieu of the .e►ent Wards titian the said City Loudon, have thouttoos to make diligent s...rich for such ...Nutlet% arid that the Cite Su?leitor lut ,t.,••••tn...t to pro ':ote all pe^no•.ri:o thall tit fauna be pt•:ar•ntoll hr the like unlawful practice. kfansion•Houte,Joly 17, tBO4 Sy order of the Weirabipfrsl Cdaintittee for froprnvi. , ‘ the 141% 'taboo of the River name, and iney , anns Encroach ulnas on the said River. WIIEREAS a Quantity of Drift Timb2r has been -reared by Inc Water /Is.liff, ~ tem de i aneltsd in Waiittororth Creek, marked with sundry Maks, which i+ u ben, dr,f mg on the River Thames this t to g•ve noises to the Owners therm.", ii thew aacerain the tarot• to be their pmperty, on oath, ref ire toe the I'd !ad iyor, at the Mansion Hoc,-. t.on scot, th't W Eti3i art!! give an Ord:r foe the dcliver., on payout the es• ' . nee tit Salvage. Aol n not c:annerl, ow oath, on or bang the litDgy of Aqui, tOO4, they will be sold. Sy' Ordt.r of the Wor,bipf tt Conimitt HFNRY SHP:9IIEI(D, Wand Saadi *union Houle, London, 9th July, 1304. !t!. 6 The. be seen be applaing to Henry Dean". e.ntit, at the. Waterside, Wanelser4th " 1 der wdi " en b y Henry Shepherd, Esq. Wet-, 16, Litt4 iblchear, fie No. 1 , Dayneolgaca, enebea. AMICABLE lOCIETY's OFFICE, Serjeante-Ina, Fleet street, J•rl► 11, 1804. THE DIRI:ZrOati of the Corporation AMICABLE SOCIETY for s Pe.neti..l -• • ',- Office, do hereby give N ifice, that A , re , dance • • • :vim at the Society's lloose, in Seriaal'ln ,•', on WEDNESDAY. the IMih, WFDNESDAV, the 'ant FRIDAY, the !rich, au, WEONLSI.)A Y, the iSt.. eust next, (mm Elevco of the Clock in Frogman,. u. , •, ri• e In the Alt:moon on each of the wiJ 4., to pay CI . • log he Death, of hieenOtes of the said Society in tn.: Tuar Ido3 (Old Stile), via. K. Charles P. Lvyard. D.D. lase Doan of 111 , Dani. 1 liens...vs', :ate of Snowhill„ Loodo., Goo'. Lute Sykes, late of Camberwell , Surrey. EaLl • Iles. Thomas WS, latent DeanC.Eard, Weniniiist , r, Clerk. Toidon:, Lien( Ilestfontresr, Middlesex, Gilson Reeve, lute of Sederou.street, Lawton, Gent. k ice Bly.loll, late of Pentonville, Marldleven,Gent. William Brown, late of Gray's-walk, Lambeth, Surrey, In. surance Broker. Rev. Thomas I leckford, late Vicar of Growth, sear Su4bury, Suffolk. Stephen J. Royil, late of Hertford, Gent. Wrn. Levies., Late of the etronin.ho:ne. Loudon, Gent. &tulle Ba:ry, late wife of Sliflt 'Mtn Barry, of litreuies-place, St George's-field •, Southwark, Gent. Stephen Taylor, late of Drurydane, Middlesex, white-smith. Hulditn, late of..eimit Trinity hurt. Lateion. (me- John Brown. late et' Fith.street. hill, Lendno, grocer. Barley Death Sewell, late of Choblian, Surrey, Esq.. Wm. Dalton, Lew of Slowhill, Loudon, hay saleonan. Dame Ann remake, late of Lowesley, Leicestershire, widow. .la:ne: Fotoulhet,tate of Enfield, Middlesex, r:mt. Rey. Rabat Dolling, lat.. 4 , ..'bonnwat, Seel 'orJahire, Clerk. folk, Graft's, I 'Ye 4Che ip..4e. London, hooey. Thos. Clark, hie of Prospect-place, St. George's-Gelds, South wark, coal merchant. Margaret Lilian! late wife./John Laborde, of Little George. crew, SviralSelda, small-worker in silver. Joh., Godwin, late Glib. Strand, Middlesex, stationer. Thom.. !tel-ling, late of Sifitthinripton, Gent. Fd* int lat, of Pentoo.poce, Newington, Surrey, Gent. N0h.,,,el stork, late of Fleet-oreet, London, lalcoman. P Smith , tale of L'heepsede, Londob,druegist. John Mad late of the 5 wealth of Southwark, h iberdaaher. Rey. Richard &Ingram, late of VI oodne.horoigh, near Sand . with, Kew, Clerk. Rev Cherie, (kahani.ottbenriseCha:le, Thom xi Fare Graham, . - Lte Amon, It ft% Clerk. Jame Taylor, late Flarpur.street, Red Lion-square, Mildle• lex. surgeon and awtheeary. Wm. San , re), late ns Newingten.lautt., Snrrey, Gent ko^.hard Peary, I..te Petry`s.plaae, Oxford-street, Midd!eact, Cd rprnter. Charles Capper, late of the Exchequer-office, Inner Temple, Lon.t,,e, Erg. Woo. Ksrry, °disrobe, Ekini, late of Northampton, E-n. Ikl ga ret Ut Common, late et Gloucester bt set, Queen square, 111-entosbqry, si.insies. 5am....1 Chastens, late of Tothill-street, We.tminster, enal. merchant Grer:gt- Vranklin, lase of Thomee.-etrew, Bristnl, dry &rser. Thonsa. Beaten, Jun late of hhamlane ' I -.whin, ;winder. Wm- Atehrig, late of c:asmuu-street,Queeu-s l isers, Blooms bar!, Mime". When will be paid to the rtnpectivc Nominees, Executory Administrators, or A.Aign , , of the Persons above.named, the Sun. of One Hundred and Fatty rounds fur each Number on their reseeet-se Liege. Atntracts of the Charters ard Bye- laws, and the Terms ant Methods Mmakme Insu a ....es, may be hal at the (Mice, where atteedezce s g :vett Nate .Clock till Twin, Holidays excepted. JOHN YENSILIA, APHORISM.. 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St. This liranimar contains a New and familiar Method of conjugating the Verbs, a well as other Improvements' which render it descrying the n.dice sir Schools. Encyclopedia Beitannica, Annual Reinter, Kaltspeate Sw.ft, Brit,sh E s s a yi s t s , S ec at vets low pacts, and in the grmtest variety of Bindiol4 Ltbtarift or Par,,•lt of Baokt purchased or **Chi* 011 • ?LW which +owes We Siglet 'heir fall Value. By Hi. Eseel!ene JOIN QIINCT ADAMS, Then Moo•ter Phoy.)tentiary iron' the United States to the Cnurt of /WWI and lance a Member K the Americas Senate. In Too Pots Part I Containing a Journal of a Tour thrmigh farmed in the latter parr of MOO, by Mr Adams; in wh..-11 the Toptvaphy, the Agriculture, Itonflacturso. acd mane, and the Morals and ?fanners of the reo;,:e of th..t -hy are acc4rately d‘r. bed. 11. enitabsing a rotilul-t• otra i , al, 9rtat i deal , and A,e./unt of SiN•tia ; t'e- I.r with t 1?-tiil of its I. • -.! enntt.tution, mil t..ry, c and treszlest.hutc..l feta. 1d.5... - .:! Seminaries of Edumion, Literature, an.: b.araed Men. Punta] f r.l. RAJ, t. - Crown and Mitre, FROM ZJmS? moor cumarrt. 'MILITARY 1 . 10:4011011111. tr:r-0 . 74ce, Jug" 17, 1804. 18ah Regiment of Fool, I.Muteselt.Glemeral Alexander Cain yr bell, from Ilatf-Pay of C•e late yt:: West India Regiment, ti be COluad, vice Genet.l Maths, do •eased. GAERII Major• General Edwin Hewrit, ur eke 18th b- Lie n .. t nsitnt-Gosetaise in the Scilly Islands, vies ti,iteral Ainslie, st•cessed. STAFF. Major Peter Caney, of the teta Font, to be Dergy Gent.ral of th • Arm? of Reserve, with as Rauk of Loeuttt nant•Colonel in the Army. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGE!). Edward Milder Strange, of Trent, 110.1. m, gro:er, harm the 24th to the 28th inst. at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUP ERSE DF.D. Thomas Chippendale, of St. Martin . * lane, upholsterer. B.ISKR U ^T:4 Johnliervey, late . of Illarnitnsham, %lois-merchant, to s der Aug. 3, 4,a•ul 14, at eleven, at the St o rk Taserri, in the Square, Birmingham. Attorneos, Mr. Dolph , lurn ; or, Mr Johnston, lone: Yeiimple, Lon tan. Richert, Lawreisc. ,of N-w Wines r , briattarer. t., surreys der Jay 111, 31, and Aug. 28, et ten, ■t Guildhall, Load.. . Attorneys, Mr. Socket, New W.ndsor i of Mr. Barton, Sy toond'iLlns. Henry Anson, of Manchester, publican, to surrender Acg. 21,14, and 28. at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Hang ing-direh. Manchester. Attomess, Mr Edward 'milks', Mau. elie-ter, or, M-. JohmFoolkes, Bury ram-, Bleemshis poplar*. Jain. , Brown and Jana Tregoirt, of B.rtninglia.n. I.ctort, to surrismier Aug. 17, at five, 13, and 28 at eleven, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham. Attorneys, Mr. Egerton. Crash Ina, London; or, Mr. *Miens Spurrier, Birmingham. Wdhas Armstrong, of Startwix, Cumberland, calico-ear nufaeturer, to surrender Aug 9, 10, and tai, at eleven s at the CTOWIS and Mitre lon, in Carlisle. Attorneys, Mr. Mounsey, Carlisle; or, Mr. II my Muuuscy , Staple'. lon, London. Thornavpilbert, of Blrreltigkatn, factor, to surrender Aug. 3, 4,08,11 twelve, at Me Swan, in Bull-street, Boninigha in. Attorneys, Mr. John Alexalider, Bedford-row, London . or, Me•srs. Lee and Cortie,llßirm6igham. Patrick Home and Patrick Hunter, of Throgmorton-stosat, merchants, to •urrrnder July t 7, at seven, 28, and Ang SS, at one, at Gutliths9 Attorneys, Messrs. R. and E. Willis, dV nford court.l tuusasorton.street. DIVIDENDS. .tug 7. James Raton and Thomas Anthony, of Size-lane, .r+, ,t eleven, At Aug. :18. Thotnas Manton, of Tokenhnuse-yant, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall Aug. 7. David Phillips, of Ozror44reet, stable kee,ier, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. 2S. Joseph Rawky, a Chancery lane, boot and ICioe maker, at eb►en, at Guildhall. Aug. 11. TIMIS= Joheron, of S 8 Martin's-coon, /Asc.:sot. *pare, urrbre'la.mak:•r, at Ina, at Guddhstl. Aug Henry Pedlar, of Rath, euolleseskarn, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. :5. Thomas Rogersoo, of Oxf, .l.street. iln n Japer, at ti-u, at Guildhall. Aug. 8. William Watrnove, of New Windsor., inn-keeper, at ten, at Ougdhal, London._ Aug. H. JobuT.lueottup, of Steurrt-Atmet, Sp.t..l6eds, silk. brok..r. at eleven. at Aug. 7. Theudacia Pyclek, and Mama Ink@ W..rl Pseack, of Hull, bitililens, at aleven,at the Ger.,ge Inc, Au;. 9. ElvslaJon•s. of Southam , too. U.-maker. at c'esmi, at the DAnbines Inn, Soutl-an Foto . . . • Ali J. James Ridnig, nt Ruhc..rp, cbciter. asschmat, as ehtten, at the Wh.te Hart Inn, Ru worn. CERTIFICATES—.Ace. r. 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