The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-08-21 00:00:00

t - .44 • , , • . . avid other frodtier places, speak of the arrival and. march Of French and Dutch troope t ia great mines, We., towards Zealand. 'AitsTlinDAYi, Atni. 5. His Majesty returned herren the Id, at eleven , 0 in the forenoon. An e•traordimity Meeting of the 0 „ ; ,• Aldoneil Of State immediate* took place, moil alter ,•-••-• • Motive' conferences with the. Ministers. Tlis 31..je,ty ti set off for Rotterdam. • • :-...- .• ' 'lnt Court Gazette outlet:, that a considerable ; L . 4 ~ . IrEvapek tofv, destined to d• • out the enemy, is •sitraehrtVed. in flieticighbourtiood of tlhent, under the PrincetifPoole COrvo, who tilitlit by this time (tke 2d) bare armed there. The tioops.are inar,ii ing daily Goat Ghent towards Antwerp. • auo. 4. TWIe English Expedition il A rtinst 7,ealaiiel appears VO‘be openly directed against the tirrticli sipiadroi. at Antwerp.• The wipe, assembled attester livivrirl Tereyra, is daily increitsrd. 'fisimis arrit••• at Ant •ti-sls from 911 quarters, and -in a short time a seri mislsattle will take place. The dutilla, under Admiral Borsch, has taken n position off Kramer. , Murillo! lie Winter com mands iu chief en the water. Ile has informed the King of thg gallant conduct of Colonel Ow ward. lie commanded a division of the flotilla at Veer, mut had uis action with a division of the rite me's squadron, and formed ilium:nun with Admiral Ra 3 'eh. Marshal Durnoneean coinnianda the Dutch sreop,. hy lend, and the natal force at Atusterdain; fiene:al Crud', who cumin:lode/ in South Bere land, surrendered the batteries of that Wood with out tiring a musket, mid retreated to Bergen-up- ZOl,ll. Hits hlajesty has, far n Decree, declared him unworthy of huldilig any military rank. •cr:.. 19. TheEing hes taken the v l in chief in' the Dutch army, as well as of tll4 French troops.— ilifteskilNtsurterssvere on the Bth inst. nub salted in .E....eindiibl, aud still tiontitine there. :rite %slink mute is aisseinlileil. It occupies a position betsecii heNt.ll-0”-Z.•04 i;111.1 Atilliii:fp, cud the troops are it high spirits.. s, . g...i .4 , . tOTTCRDAM, AOO. 11. I he last intell igence front Antwerp, of the 9th, stapert, Alva WI impnitaiit_ occomence has taken Vane iii the emu:iron. of then place. A hat talum nt. , ultsleiefetitry, mail a sgiindiun of l'illtsti tililans, armed there 911 the Si h and 9th, and the 'mintier of tlbe Dutch :lad I:rencli troops utoettiltled titter, is said to lit v.•ry considerohle. Flashily.; hey tint 'yet ,iirreirdeve,l ; the last Bisect intelligence (inn' that Wave is flare.l the Gth inst. on which ilAy the cotninuttitatiou with Bres ken4 still open, from which quarter roasid►rr hit reinforcements have heeti thrown into the Fir.: tr , and whither the (taus, whither the Ala 141101 Wounded hale tee in removed. "I'holoti is very considerably supplies, with nowt+, sinintinition, Mid 1.1111)6/100 N . anal no Eis4li,ll ships bad yet made their appearance off that place. - . • • tiarkeftl., AVG. 10. COOslienible reinforcements were yetderdav again thrown 'into noshing. listelltgence hiss 'mien re mised, th a t the fortress is nn longerliombuid ed. A corps of .I,non men pissed this day to join the cuailnitcd army urar Otatendrugt anti Santhclit. Lotitsantac, JULY 31. Our Court Gazette states, th it on the itst, the tows, of Grata, and on the 23.1, the citadel, were given hp to tlie.ireoch, owl die whole province evocia.sted by die Austrians. • 'Count Giulay at first refused to ore up Gratz, till Nlarsisitl 'Macdonald advanced with two Repoli French divisions. teatimes, JULY 20. By an arrete of the 'Prefect of the Deportment of the Araa, all t!te inlwllitant,, between 20 and 40 years of age, are suinaimied to serve iu Na tional Guard. On Monday night, two French ships of %vary one of 'them fermi the Gulf of Sperms, the other from Porto Ferralo, entered this harbour, having fortu nately eluded the vigilance of the enemy. They had on board 200 pieces of artillery, Ind a vent rionntity of unli:ary stores, fur the defence nI this CART. SRI:11E, JrLY 23. According to a report from Col. Stotkhorn, dat ed from Wangen,the troops of Nolen, who are in that quarter, had several brilliant ~H sire at New Itaven•burg and Wnligtai, on ; a 16th and 17,11, in concert with the French and Wirtemberg troops. The enemy attacked them on the above days, a sits a very mperior force, lint were, on bolls occasions, repulsed with considerable loss. Our troop• von . ducted thestiselves in the best instinct ; • officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates, emulated each other its bravery and resolution. His MajeAty the King of Wirtenitterg has bestowed the Cros. of Commander of the Order of Merit, oii Col. Shp , 1.- horn, and conferred the houOur of knighthood on Lieut.-Col. Courtin. 11Alerts, Jol.e 27. The English have very ittwxpeeteilly received orderta entirely to evactiate the iidands of anti Procists. The 'scope and thetielt are alt rialto/lied. Tlsr Sicilian Prince Leopold, also was as hoard tt • fl,et, and the Oakes of Arcoli and Camera, two Neapolitan ensigraiits, have by this time returned to Melaato. It would appear that'coosidenible dif ferences had taken place between them 'and Gen. Stuart. Two English regimeota have prilireedcol to • Garr EN BURGH MAIL. STOCIEHOI.M, Ai:6l l qt ,i. Utters from Petersburgh, of the 15th of lust Month, advise. that an Eligti.h squadron is 8011 cruising , off Cronstattr, betm-en that place said ifoxinitil, in sight of the LZnvscin il e a. b u t d igi t as action has 'Othello taken !slave. L ' 4 Che Committee appointed by Ilis !Loyal Nlaje , ity to rligtribute among the unfortunate sufferers in Finland the charitable contribution, collected in Great lintain for that purpose. have Moen notice that they have again •r mead from Lon 4 nii a re mittance of live loirarlwil IMIMII etia.ing, and the prromiwt of farther maistalice.—(Storkholm setirof .Itig. Orders were reeeived at Plymouth. on l'aealay.. to prepare for the reception nt' 1000 inek and wounded men, datly expected hunt Su Aortic& Wattitstee'e army. .. .- . ~ THE BRI1•IShi PRESS. LONDON. MONDAY. AvousT 21. *. CAPITULATION OF FLUSIIiNt • •.• lieiween seven and eight o'clock, nit Sativnlay night, Major BE4Deouto, A ill-de•CiMip tothr Com iMinaler-iii-Cliief in the' Isle of \ValClierem ....a Lieutenant Mayne, of the Nov ) , arrived at the Aduiirolty. and-Nat-Office. with the -official di,- patches. unootuicing the mspitidation or Flushing, • anti ittt occOpitiinv . by the British tri;ops. This grutreul inti 2 lNelice;'se long expected, and dently• anticipates:, seas soots after counisussieateil 1 9 the••Loan.MAiost,. in the following letter from Viscount CSASTLEZEJtaIf , :. Duweina-ehtort, Atftntgl In, 1909, Ila:flotat Eight p. OH. " 1.00.0-1 bask great satisfaction in wriluniuting your Lordship, that Major ERA nelson has jut rirrited with dispatches frost the Farb of CH •TH AM, annosticiug the fall 4 " The batteries hying Co , ll:lleted on the Intl, and the' frt. gates sad osatler 'melt Laving taken their statkins, the humbeeillitent custitneured on that t , On the 11411 i, the line-ofbattle ships, led by air Rirbard Sheehan, euxuatit.l,l the town for twine hones, 'wik-pest of , and the enemy's fire ItiteMg ceased, a sournunsit was acsit in. The enemy, butrever, burial., cut eider:ably sitered ed the time ullowed hint fir ctiusiderstion, the snack recom menced that night, sad an ad . ..auced battery as carried by the Isayunet, by a detachment front General Fraser'. dirOsioot ailer [demi:omit-Colonel Pack. .` On the preceding evening au inn-carbine:it is front of M tjor-General Graham's .hvisiou ow, curie.' with etinal i spiel by tbe tylit regiaynt, and detach,ncuts of ibu kin'. • Git wan Legion, nadir ,Ltent -Colonel N whittle. The CMS. my LA.:s.; eNtlhprfl • orimas early Olt the a calottohtiou a la aveell opau,by.ableis the garrison sur• rruklyltal prtsuot,aof M3r. iThe garrison, when it surn it dal rd..tisouuted to sure Chas may $ Mrtl. " I It tcc g reat i'atisfsethin tit sequ:Onting your Luedship • that thiit important ol,j‘ beg hecn °keeled with very tittle lots MI our part ; Ibe totellonnber of killed, wounded, and otooWoz, from the tab instant, to the surrender of the town on the 1511,, atoototingonity to Ito. • " 1 hive the Mousse to be, &r- &r. • " " The Right Hoer the Lord Mayor." [Mansion House, rwe'ored at 1 past 9, p m Ai - in..jock last morning the Perk mid Tower Kura .tvere lireel in hovel' . of this th•Liert•titent, at nine o'clock last night the details were 'published to arn Extraaiitiaary Gigette, of *itch we give n 11/1; . e4:4 copy: •• It ap .. pears GOlll it, that the batteries tieing completed, 010 boualrartirbeist of the Fluor coniinelictd at half peat sine o cluck, p. /16:, on Sun days the 13th, and the lire oisenetl froterritt pieces of livery orditunee, and . was continued with little intermi.siors until late ou Menday, the lath. About four o'clock on that d.v..fautiag that the lire of the .enemy had •elitirefy ceased, and the town prcsehtisag a most awFit . ticene of destruction, being on fire Sit almost every quarter, the British Cow in miler, Sir Evric CesorF„ munitioned the place, anti was answerel by• General Mon neir. that he amokt reply as soou as lie had comiulted a Council of War.— kit hour was allowed for this purpose, but no reply having been received, the bombard meat Was renewed nilb increased vigour, and conti need until two o'clock in the rnorniii4 of Tuesday, the 15th, when the Garrison demanded a suspension °Lerma for 4.3- lasts,—*The English Commander wouldonly grant it for twohours. which was accepted, andthe garrison agreed to surrender upon the basis of being prisoners of war, leaving the other art•eles for subseqamit eousitleration and arrangement ; and the whole Iming settled, the capitulation was tab. first ins Wednesday, the 16th ; on the morniug of which day. detachments of the Royals awl ilst Regime tit took possess of the gates. The gar ! :isms were to march out on the nest day, 'Thum day, the 17th. This great difficulty being now re. I moved, the Expedition wonlil insinealiately proceed to the accomplishment of the ulterior objects, of which the capture of Fort I-illo, on the eastern side of the Scheldt, will of cootie be the next. • The enemy's flotilla hail retire) to it on the 13th, on which day they were stationed partly above it, and partly tinder its protection, while the men of was had anchored off and below Antwerp, as far doe's Phirlpr. Slide .is the substance of the' official dispatches received on Saturday night, front which it appears that the Second Edition of a ch itin jielßoyilptr, published on Thursday last, :toting that an ofi"er of the garrison of Flushing to surren der no Monday was delayed, on account of ism& otissible terms demanded in favour of the Irish men in the place. and that this obieetioo Lavin been gut user, a division of the Ocrinan Login°, of iellAt KErr, and trice 31d British Regiment, were Ito lake posaession of the gates on Triesday evening. at six o'cbck, was a Mere %peculation upon the news brimght by thus Deftader gait-brig, given in Tits. Laurin' Pawn of 'Thursday morising, and is the most audacious imposture praetised by any Newspaper *pots the public, wiute tilt for gi , ery of L'Ertair. In the short sketch of The Extra ordinary Gazrtfr, to whicla our limits have con fined us, we forgot to notiee r Abet the *wheals of Flushing, which the 'Treasury .Journals, in order to enhance the erininvo, rated at 8,003 men, did not Norm I 4,37.4 Men, includiug eon sick stud wauud is!. total loss, naval used military, in killed, wwwed4a, sad tois.iupl, which, in to i rd Caorthe. nE snn's note to the Unto MAt OR, k stated at 110, arpears to hare amounted to 242. • Thc Ce:ette of Siturclay night contains dis paitheafi,our Sir K. STUMM* K, giving an account of the naval optratiott, in the Scheldt to the knit instant. • A CrOltetdrorgh Mail arrived yesterday. aid' let trrs and papers ftoin Stockholm, to tin: 4th We give the attbstasie, hut it is not of importance. ve received at; intercepted letter from Mar shal taief to Kin JOSEPH BaN A P.1141T. its Oral 1eiv.31,, Hint the pretomre of othrr matter, ohlige.us to defer its.invertion until to-morrow. (kreernutent, it is said, heave received intelligence that the wnr is to he nenftweJ between FrStore and Austria, and that the Archduke Crisftt.vs,. having tlecttired hisaiself strongly for linice, has beett tou'ved )'row the coMinistid of the A gstrian argil), in whisk lieis succeeded by Prince Juus of I.tru•rcs i STEIN. W4l du not know *bat :credit is due to • this report. ' . We have received French papers to the sth, and Dutch to the 15th, includitc4 Hari t new* in the 29th. inst. The most prominent feature in their contents is the TIIIIITEETII BUICLETIN or the Fren t rit oyrinf in Germany. This srticle, which is dgted , floc ' 3Uth, of July, iti ; ;liteen days after the siguing •of the Armistice, throws no light open the 'stare of the negvietation, fiirther tilarl . nee inay imppose . that its exaggerated 'uceottitt or the French farce, - I contrasted with the retitteetl..liptte of the 441itrieu army, is intended far the pureuss of iutiyo4olooo A ostrin,and infllieuciu,g the negscistiou iu tavoutif France. The accounts tiro* besirt bring down the military operations to the "cokiiiiitsicenient 61 the battle hi . Tali,vera, hut tirealt t uff as the nth, and ilo slot favourtnr with the As we observed in a foritiet whet, thsFreiteli. found Sir ,tureen WELLYSI.KY Ilitdcel9o se vince, they rallied, usoik the' printnniptitin hi !Ail W 114111114 tiut• they dearly five the experiment: Troupe, we liiwt — are froiAs All sile - . oxiistu ; Alit wry,. hint Louis has assumed the fgult,lll4l-af army which is to del'eust.'shett#4selnl`eii.iiii3 ' naval aniciialeof Antwerp, 1t io.'said to hivraluheto ' y position Ist tweet' that tt;%.11.4441,8e2iyai-itreitoteat. Vegeta.) , marina* 111% tJ ESTE: Primroses AcGL'aysk t . Alta Mkar, iieettaipaiiied by I . IIYNNtI, General CAurwatfitry s ana t eieloaels •r A y 1.40 ft IhisivzunvE, rode C;t-atite's t'llapd, and I.eard 1 serninn pre'aviirei by tin! Rev. l)r. lit:Ara. Afterward* ietariletl-1 , ‘Viniloor Palace. Saturilny, Ili* MAJESTY, the lillitoitt !Dr CYRi g ,„„ nERLAND, PrisictaNa Am:llAT* mut Sltiett, so* comparrett by Lady TIRYNNE, Sir 11. I)ratAep. (ingwrirlis CART% RIGHT and FlTZlloY t_ untl Colonel Tavt.ua, Matt in the Great Pas*, at Windsor, and • retui ned to the Palace at notes. being the birth•dny of the Duke of CLA- Ruler, the same will be celebrated ail sinol. nit+ Royal Digh,sess completeti the 44th yter of his age. Letters from Hollaud of a recent date rneutien that General Attusettueo and Gutsily were expect ed to arrive in a few slays et Aumentsm, for the purpose of embarki,ur fur Auteriel. We beam, through the same ohtioneT, %mat the embargo its all the Russian ports its the Baltic eontsoued so late as the 3111 uI l. The Acpt Mr, AMA DEA, from Toledo() to Gib rultty, i. token by it Trend* privateer. The Gereekligieut, VAN Loom. from Boudlegust to the Bultte, i, taken by the Dane►, mud tarried into Aulloorg. The I.eriso Bearietta. from Niejorea, 'to the Brazils, has beeu captured, lifter it et etre action, soil carried into Algiers, by the French. The Amazon, Piiti.t.tts, (aii Amerieeii), from Madeira. tu Trirete, wee tekeis nu the With Jour., by the Central Ganthenumr. French' priveteer, god retnkeit the , 20411, by the Potaunis frigate, and wr ueret.l The Arne its, HAYES. from Bristol to 11:m16'110re, is put back to Bristol, having hero on shore. The Gold Mutter, CIIIA PPM: 1.1.. from Swill:rage to Portsmouth, is ashore Simiglcs awl bilged. A vessel which bed 'broken the Dutch embargo arrived on Friday. She left liolland on the 7th, but brought no papers. 11raviitraess had been eram-' tirely , surapencled, iu consequence of the striva of our ritywilitioii, utiii tote (;iiveriimeist occupied mu prepuriug mein's of defence. Troops acre tuirarelmiug fruits all quarters•to the.hauks of the Scheldt. BowseAitrc, it was reported, heel . enured of Paris. A crawl is alau arrived from the coeit of }ranee, throu,;ll which we are aasurctl that on the 3.liit ult. ititell*exce had nut reached the townaon the Snout, of the 'sighing of (in the Whet flank e vowel is arrived in the River frrini Eitiliden, the Captain of which mortis. that ll..stilitics had tweit reauseed on the Datitilw. It is uvedir,is to retnarrk, that intelfit;ence derived in dila way in ul»a t s to hr . received with great (Innings. A vessel arrived oil Fr.day with a cargo oftallow from Dorm's Ayres. Shia quitted thiat settletount on the Ist of June. All wrb at that tune trawled. Rim), the Governor of Vonte Vitll-o, sail i.t RIVAS, of Buenos Ayres, were appnreetly reroneilt tl. Trade was improving. slops were ndiwitte4l, nod- Govcraimrtit did not notice the intrusion. lifitibh grnwls were low in prier; tool, it.is ita'al, were sold on the shores of the tiro de In Pia* sat as snore re tit-wt rate than they could I,4l.A.relnyied here.— The market was .; however, active; sisal the ships were set sit Worst! for more lituelisinl speculations. • Brio. Ina-General !Sault. Pi v., who wise wounded a t Watch, reit is a native of Dublin, and tom time ago i,ist.iinett the freed ,, in all . 114 . 1114, few his gallant entart,act in sturittittz the impa taut fortremi of Movie Video, in Stash Amerier. [leis Colonel of the 40th Regtineuit of Foot, situ Lis .been rm. pinysd In actual berYleit for upwards of 0 . 4 years. ~ . . T _ . . 1 . . . , . • A'AVAL INTELEME V(l7. POITIMOUTII, atiot..it ft. Sailed the !lardy gun-tkrig, on is rrttore . ,he thirk, With I:011V )*, for the eiiast I.l* Ah. t ,,, , .. „,„ I die filalabar to the eastward.—tt'iiiil . W. ' • Arrived the Defender gua-brig, front the Duii. hr. 11,0, I ; tu Arrived the liar ly amid Dapper, from n cruise.— Sailed several traroports fui• emits, to take hoops to Slain.--Vilin.l :' , ..W. ri.vtiotytt, sum. I'. • Sailed the Senfl..rner and Cci . --us, on a cruet, The Aldine Freud) btlieoner, I, om finadukopt• to l'ratice, is captured by the Brits of the l'irginict frigate, after a eis-e of seventeen hours. Two French frigates were about to rail from Conde. loupe, fur Prance, with merchandise. u , ..,tr., stratret 19. This inhriiing striver, the Champion i're,...ate, with ' a convoy of transpiirts hating on board tin: liiisstan Admiral Sitittiviii. and the crew of Isis Liti• swim,- 'en, on their way to the Deltic; also the "irgu iil,, , ate. Capt. Dishy, with the Ileet from .1. , ...nuit it, newt of which have sailed far the river; nisi) lite r/teseur nett eetetaer, from off the Tote,; and he Postfutietett; Spener, nod Nary anti Susannah, larke, front Jatimion. sailed the York, with French and Dutch' 04 ' istiers, for: l'lyinouth. Th. Aengto and DaipAin, t att iirtivvil from the West •Itietiea, are also Ordered . llyinoittli, with the French prisoners looti,:tlit irktfie Salutes : the Aeatia, has the signal for $i o y. . .. . . ._.. . POLICE. ----so.-- .. . Gutt.OR•LI. *IPS. ii. i ‘Yessrs. Maud and Co. iballgislii, to Aldereode street s taming L..e n palely roblasd of dro,ze and other articl e s. In a *.llioiderriblr.;iii.noit, at lettelh ilfseonered the thief to he Sam. no,n,o l iorter is/heir ser+it e,who vas apprehended oil Friday, and tunterwort apneas, exaarinan.i.i. From eireamistatmera libil;litheu transpired, and ciii the sulicillitkm et' Mr. Slam% it was ugreril to ravoitr,tli t : Prisoner, wino has a wife and sort, rat *, liiltlrcii, wo condition of Lir go tart tip ate purchaser ~f the Coo ds 'aohn, and :.‘ re, otht:e inf. n 'nation in h:s power, 4 1d. toe it,tert ion of other otfendOr. lnc illsesitirace of whi t he disclosrd, • warrant Kan o , to'il to 4earch the premise 9 et ' kinglet Mired Kirby, *lto ke. nit. a I re co-shop in the neigh. hkprhool of Coldru.lotte, and for hit o.,:;.ri.hensi t t o .. Th e ''..llictre nisi,seal', Line tltte 'me...4ex, .11sLoteied to setessil boles, oiwe i p,Nkt. lathe s :Abes{ . ;1 L evirost;tiz of erod.•nii ''liaiiiiii, corluni ,t,....r.0u:, :ntiezett hi . ..lAm*, as:el cariona Lot iks of eMnstrat iiiattittr. 'fierl' took knit s into custody, soul ['fought him sod the ar:ii:,..5..11, , 5aiii.0c,11,., the i,:flice. A. 4 inotolwr of t;eutlenen attended to eltimitie the goods, but ,-, dio'.... c .f Mow air, shoe t.. litent4, any 'part ef tic properts., ' A little Cloy, the son lif Alinillsl ticKu, I:.id ...Igo hero taken ' • fat.. titstuay to a,te crideact, et,et Itivo , oilier attended kw' e . the Sallie imp.. TIM,.. bull, ilitverd in their et itlence a . . •eilloregh ykriSithied scparatet,, that Saltiest It am idled to, twins. Rolla , e t tantitics or caatipitin, which they tork to thee - Prolortto Milt'', who Wight it at is, lid. per putted ': ins real ' tallie is float ha. to 7s. 'l'l,e boy said h' had taken smite • Witirin the last week; end the mother said, lima within the last mouth slscliail received twenty-fourahilhogs Coat Kirby, fur il Tistii,,ils slur hada...nil him, at Fir. tid. The utter" why eltarchirtf the hectuise4 1.41.1, that the Sault of raMplitif staff verrettone, hot they Ponta unt And any oboist the pilo, - kwlsy, lu his I.E. tier, spit, hr h..tl fairly l at. chivied all the .areteles Vend to his house, mid that wkst won said ..Montt the ciiiiiirhor 1141 . 1S1drile. us Le laid ant bay nay i t e his Loose for tlie-last_ . ,,erhold meie.its. ' ~..:aillt. frlfe7rinan St...weary taring intimated his intention .49 commitKielty for Pirthee eaansiontiuti, the Prisoner +arid he Jowl else prepared rah nun lo rillali - ei . fix Ws appenraut e whe t s called t o e,. Two person were tiara aduutted as buil, and he WO libeiated. , Sautuel llooirseas Mao *ermined to ge at larSei 13 1 ,05 ce l l' (11l ion of uppeat *dig a heo culled for.. .. .- • MEETINGS OF f7REDITtIItS at thIUtLDM.ILL, 4 . TO-164;490W. • 111. a. George SeaborA, fluxion, 111,1414 am, aackiograrantl . factitive - . . V 1 • {VIII :1I art in, Ilosnertim, !Widths.. it, In °kir . - 3 19 JObtpls 1/uslils, Alaersgate - street, L.uiolun, gold- Fugal. - It .. .. .. ' • .0 10 Itistat.i J ours, 'Allion.stri•et, Blaelcfsiar's-road ; and of Ike rant India (ttraulsers, Lardonhall-atrcst, • • Lowloo ; roricliaiis - - 9 I 1 - Iticllitid Ilorstey, stow us late of F.l.ler-strest, Spun!- • Gelds - - - - , 1 14 DIVIDENDS. Thomas Littleton Hilt, strain), printer - . to {fm. !lain soil Win .lost, t'isiteross street, 3iiildle- sex, Ihnss.fotsailees - - . 10 - John Antes ° Swan-1a:.1., Rotherliithe. Surrey, dealer . MI 'Fbousissoli Pater,late. of Sli.idsell'lfigli-street, stir - p - uts . - . . 10 Julia Marathon Moore, late of Little Tower-ItPl, chart peller . • - Willis* Allen, Clinntlon.street, ;11itlill. sex, Awe. ranker - - - - - • I t fir list4s. 1 - ..•ard !tub oiroo, Bunstetrait, IValbrook, merchant IJ Wm. IL:tithe, Great Saitoo.btreLt,Clerkcuttell,cabitret. tank.. - - to Geor;e Pielaoorl, Cloak-lane, I untion, me) Witham Rata, 4a/I'r-court, hrom(tott. toro.tr - trte.vrEs. David IA?, the younger, lA' Nhtocheater, eammata- brewer Junwit'lase%, a Tot trultatn-eottg t.tio:l, Ms41,1;1•11*. IC, pIVI i• atua-uat rc haat. Thtouus 'Lipson, or slotts4-hall-cuutt, Caatiou-str,et. 1.on• • Jou, wior-tattel.aar. R ichunl Dojo), u( Coldwater, hricLia% Jobsl t'atier, of V aitteloar heot,lii.et/f.tirsper Riot 'rd I)rap, late Of tare Star :tad Cankr Torero, Klr% I,rlge, tavcro.keeper:: 11r..ry 31 uitoa,, tato u4' iinightsipritl;, Aliadloara, parr Satiosel Davie., of 1)t-g - tiitain Vales Salop, r, Piasiot N i4l, or Usletv-.474ce • r.ilicitok iON S.laUlt DALY . 10 846V:ock icprr_Cent. U Mlw d.. V e rt ' a r - t*but. 6 / 1 11•11:11 • s percent. f , • 54!:, L pet Cent. Nat y...5...4••... 91)". 1 -i Long A ttlw.:ttee•,... 461141. n India Nos. ....... ..... 7 U urera. Lottery 'Ci . enteis.. - 4 ll. 411. i Cutte.ol. fur .. •• 44 f . „ T. IllSll, st ark 1./okra. , 1, an d p A Fl.gping•gro , ‘ 0. MARS/444K% • . • Outline/41'y, by the Res. It. lhatxtoen, it Sj•Geortt's eltereb, the lion. and .See. Crurse Nibs Pupae, &matter u: the late Witliant,oyaat:t. On Tittn•Ja .. ,% . ‘lary•l34oenti, Llatirdr. G. Cm/logien, Eger I.au of Bengal, tn Mos Peoria "dnet;litet of the Lae thoid l'aeria t Esq. of tie lelautl atiasbna. 17th test. Captain Autos. Minh, Royal Navy, to Miss Ceeilia Moultrie, )oustgept &neuter of the late Govern./ X oultrie. • . . . aluifitArmt LON utin. aft./ ..tfternnte:4o a,14, Otte in LON Df)N hy C. AMfTII, No I. Cleotetweo too, at the t Wire, NIL 15. Haul of tie Cbronesre• fittitet, Simla, In .1 %VII I ef • tow —Oodooo. 4 e- for ant Pat. r, •t:it to 1114. i It., ,frost •paiAl, gel be duly . .ttentletl to 11N1F.. 1 :moo 11)ra Mrs NI r. till 31 ati patty Oa rut &air tit i , I. it... Ti I+ 11r. Var. 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