The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-10-08 00:00:00

■ in) THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. SIR. -,....a......-- . Refore I proceed to lay before you a few obser - htions which I consider Ar favourable to the cause "‘f the public fuuds, I am induced first to take a ,ursory review of the ohjeEtions so clamorously ionised against them, not front their intrinsic import eke, but frnm the Alain winch they e• cite, and the teejudices they diffuse; hut, happily, alarm, when .only imaginary, soon gives way to the irresistible rce of truth, and prejudice sinks under the solid • fight of argionent, and free inquiry. First, then, • are woefully told that we are sinking tinder the eight of accumulated taxes and intolerable bur . ens, and that these have unfortunately increased, 4id still continue to augment. Now all this is spe 'ems and plausible; but why not Took on the fairer . ins of the pkhire, and reverse the medal; we lull then find, that thins altogether necessary, for i'e security and enjoyment of whet we possess, and it by presere depression, we all Afford the bright , " T eel of fieure prosperity and glory ; and that, bets undisturhed by the din of war, we shall in vest/ in public as well as private happiness. Let 's turn our eyes to the Continent : what is there the • ineloquence of their supineness and inaitivity ? has . not worded the tyrant of France opportunity of aggrandising himself at their expence ? and where tattoos have entirely refused to defend and preteti hemselves, on account of present inconvenience, 7prom tbl e not the bee ezaaio n for ni. ced ais to bi co ti n o t n ri , lr cr t ur e l d ty o . u a b n le d -f v o i l i d . • el ny of rec :!i v e ed ene in mie ret s u o r f n. ma b n u k t in F d i r en a c n h d what have i and a grasp which has injured the very vitals of ;their bbeity. and reduced them to,a state of igno gninious vassalage ? Such are the evils, under the blessings of Providence, which our exertions are, in all human probability, likely to avert; and let Eng lishmen, instead of repining, proudly exult that they possess oie means, joined with the will, to effeei it. Bet again, the ii.vasion is urged as a just and seri ous case of alarm. The threat has now, I believe, nearly continued for twelve months, and the execu tion of it has beendeferred from week to week. flow • art we to account for this procrastination? I ao - vimr—To the vigour, the energy, and the aCtivi ty of our government; to that spark, which, touched with the fire of Frites!' patriotism. has set the whole nation in a Liam, and has afforded eheM the just light to apFeciate the excellency of oar admirable Constitute a. Are we not then in a state of enviable security (I Jo not mean to encou • rage prmumptiaa) t H.Lve we not just reason to saps& that if the despot of France should be mad • enough (surely such an attempt would be the effect s of the grossest folly) to pet his threat into execution, • it would be the ruin of henself ; the overturning that system which he has established with such an eioos solicitude, and would redound to the glory ford sever- fiidi laurels to a nation, which he so =MA detests ? , am far from wishing to lull my wain into a fatal, an unjustifiable repose; but I ambit perceive what just cause we have for fear. agraehasemon, or alarm. as recolleft, the success of an invading army girnmsdly depends upon the celerity of their motions, sad that delays add to the strength ot the threaten ink beams it *foils the time for preparation an d r inspeognabli defence. Another objection is. the • . gies p r&of a long continuation of the present war. I many Centex perceive from whence our objeaors bssiew their conclusions. Is it not probable that the 1 tweet Emperor of the French may seek for that re . ipso, Which is so essentially necessary to consolidate • great empire—to consolidate into one while every divided part; in short, to add stability to it throne, which, he must be well aware, stands on a flimsy ' and tottering foundation; but, if too tyraanic, or too proud, to make any equitable and I.:ir propo tab of peace, should he attempt invasion, shall we not have a glorious opportunity of term tearing the war by his destrudion and disgrace ? All event de voutly to be wished for. Thus do we possess the double prospal of either terminating the cootest by an honourable peace ; or, by a glorious war, be 4 celebrated the delivere , s of Europe from a degrad ing and slavish. bondage. Having thus, Sir, endea voured to prove the fallacy of the foregoing objec tions ; I now proceed to lay before you, the argil , "Bents which I consider as favourable to the citric of the times and the public. First, I argon from the known abilities rat Mr. Pitt, as a most able i Snakier, under whose controul and direetien • the funded system of this country has attained a scant of prosperity unkeuern to the other parts of &burr At this moment is not our commerce the arty of the world? Does it not ft purish under the suspicion, genius of Britein ? I . lle produetions of foreign climes, do they nut proudly float on the li ver* of England ? Does not every river, every Ca nal, nay. every navigable sheet of water, convey riches. power, Alia splendour, into the emporium -of commerce ? Where is the man who, desiring. ' cannot procure the rewards of industrious labour ? The lied fir aspiring genius is open and capacious. neve we not a navy the terror an 4 admiration of ' Sit World? At this instant our fleet is superior to the coMbined navies of the lobe, and may proudly • exult, in the language of Shakespeare, Let use whole world united cone, we shock there. Do we not hold in our hands the key, which opens I or shuts at pleasure the gates of French commerce, • that at present they can have little or no commoni. cation with the commercial world? Whet an idea of power does this suppose ? to he capable of block "'ding a coast of 4 200 miles in length, so that they cannot stir, without being tinder the controul, nay the terror of British cannon, dirtied by the ireeet tible arms of British seamen. Where is room either for despondency or despair, when we have no less than eOO,OOO of the best disciplined regular forces, backed' by a superior number of volunteers, inspired • with the true a.1,,0- pert t eiacio in short is ant the whole population of the couretry animated with the same unanimity and courage? Such, them, are all out internal re s ources and prospeel.; and if ' we extend our views oill farther, we sic $ Luidcned • • by the united efforts rt hope and expeetatuni. Can Russia be friendly t• - F: ince, trom whom she has re ceived such repeated provocations: A:e not Sweden and Denmark hostile to French intrigue and vit . kitty ? Yes; worrier Test Assured, they cannot be insensible, and (het they feel too with exquisite sen sibility the usurpations, the schemes of A mer -waist went, and the intuits offered them by the present flans r.'ipurt in France, and only wait for a success- . :. • ful opportunity to crusl, by their unites power, Upstart who unjustly sways that sceptre, which is the reward of the perfidy, cruelty, and oppression. he has committed; and let us hope that their virtuous exertions may encircle the brows of the lawful Prince of France with that Crown which his virtues and fortitude so justly merit. With-these prospeas before us, what are we to suppose when we find 3 pet Cent. Consols, at 57 ? Would not 'a man, unacquainted with the state of the nation, suppose that we were in a deiperate condition? If; in the American war, the price of the funds continued about 60, when a part of our wealth and commerce was about to be torn from us, nay, when a large territory was about to be separated from the mother country, when America had declared herself to be an inde,teMient state ; if, with this doleful pi lure before our eyes, aad in this condition, the funds still Maintained a respesable price, why, at the present moment, do they continue to hold down their de jeded heads and dry? I cannot, Sir, account for it in any other manner, but by supposing that some Literested and artful persons endeavour to sow in the minds of those, who are not capable of inquiring for themselves, seeds of despondency and alarm. But let the people be no longer the unsuspedling dupes of such men ; let them place that confidence in Go vernment which they so highly deserve, and be per suaded, at the same time, they are affing on the most powerful incentive, selt:inierest, and that there by they are rendering themselves an essential ser vice, since they render their property of more real value. Now is the golden opportunity; an oppor tunity which, perhaps, will never present itself again to the public. At present, there is no appearance that the Minister will require much, if any more money, for some time to come; and that the na tional debt is daily reducing by the power of the Sinking Fund. The instalments on the last loan are nearly, if not quite paid up ; and, in two months, nearly I 0,u00,0001. of money will be placed in cir culation by the payment of dividends. These few observations .1 leave to the considera tion of a candid and liberal public ; and I solemnly declare for myself, that I have no interest in taking up my p-n on this suhjea ; but if they tend to ex tirpate prejlidice, or to remove alarm, I shaU feel is. tisfaFtion in having endeavoured to promote that cau , e which is the cause of every stockholder in the kingdom. I am, Sir. with much respeft, - Your's, kc. Civis. London, October ♦, 1804. DONCASTER, Oct. 5. At the General QuarterSossione of the Peace, for this Borough, held yesterday at the Town Hall; Charles Smith, found guilty of regrating in this marke:, was fined one guinea.—Georgefo.r,of Rother ham, charged with stealing two ducks, the property of Mr. JAhn Robinson, of this place, acquitted Joke ihmki,,s, for assaulting a constable on the race ground, whilst he was taking the said Mita., into custody, he being charged with picking a gentle man's pocket, to be imprisoned three months in Wakefield house of Corredion, the last month in a solitary cell.—/taint Rnf.ad, charged with attempt ing to pick a gentleman's pocket, discharged.- - if Itameots, charged with assaulting the con stables, by riding furiously amongst them, whilst they were conveying ilepiisr and BOtSefd to gaol, and who was afterwards bailed, did not appear. The above Willienoon, in endeavouring to es cape on Thursday seek, rode over a poor old man of the name of Osborn, by which accident he had his leg broken, and was otherways much hurt. The riders thrown from their horses during our Ra:es, are so much recovered as to be removed to taeir respedive homes. - - NArAL INTELLIGENCE. TOITSqOCTH. OCT. 5. Arrived the Mosey cutter, with dispatches from Gibraltar, and the brig ?endemic, --, from Lit- Vat, bound to Cherbourg, detained by the Dub of admen. Cutter. Dropped down to St. Helen's, His Majesty's ship Su.4l7sm re. The Ant schooner is appointed convoy to the I )owns.—Wind N.W. TLTYOUTN, OCT. 4. Arrived the Moffat sloop of war, from a cruise. Sailed the Alvategne man of war, on a cruise. Wind S. W. or tr., ocs. 5. . . . _ Arrived the Leopard man of vr.sr, Louis, with the Amnia/us frigate, and several gun brigs, fife ships, &c. from Dungeness. Arrived L'Elergk sloop ofdivar. with a convoy from Cork. Also the Ilannitini armed ship, with a convoy from Plymouth, which arc sailed for the River, with the Gold /stew, Bennett, from Cadiz. P. S. Just arrived V. 14; ;ail, frigate, from a cruise, and rem.tins in the Downs, with tilt ships as p er lass.—Wind W.N.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. 01Artatwo. Oct. 5.-4004 by the Thromer, ginaolom, from Mahe; Clarendon, Harriaon, from years ; Sarah, from Charente ; lkiaer, Newland, 1.,.t0 Cork ; Nicholas and Ann, Goyim, from Norway ; Detuh,ston, Darker; Young Hamm, Milt; Bums ; Vrow Catharine, Leister; sod the Newman, Retinas (non Latbd, n lia,led the Rose, Role; for Ettlboll Jamey, (near, for Gov. , ; and ilia I laallunger Brise, Hormeslge, for Toustulgen a Off Dover—the Venus, Coughey ; and the %ttCrea, from 11:Ifna, Imund for Londm. At Scatborenigh....the Dose, Told, from Memel At I)nutee—the Alexander, Neuter, front Memel. At Cork—the Nelson. Halley, bum London. At Guerime)—the Chmktte, ..sacburgh, (rum Oporto. trai-Oire, Odober 6. 25th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major Richard Hawing Vivian, from the 7th Light Dragoons to be Lieutenant Co. lonel, by purchase, vice Gordon, who retires. tat Regiment of Foot-aßrevet Lieutenant Colonel William eissitorn Hamilton, from the 4th Battalion of Reserve, to be Major. 18th Ditto—Captain Charles James Dunlop to be Major, with out purchase, vice Needham. promoted in the 12th Battalion of Reserve. 26th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Erskine Hope to be L!cotenarit Colonel, without purclia , e. Captain Coristopher Davidaun to b: Major, vice trope. 30th Wk.—Lieutenant Colonel William Mine*, from tile Ytuk Rangers, to be Lieutenant Colonel. 31st Ditto,-Captain James Money, from the 8211 Foot, to b, Major, without purchase. bath Ditto—Captain Thomas Lyster to be Major, without purchase. bath Ditto--Captain Alexandev Henry to be Major without purchase, vice Wallace, promoted in the 10th Battalion ut Reserve. 87th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Metier, fmm the 81st Foot, to be Major, vice Sir E. Butler, promoted. Captain William Augustus Blakeney to be Minor, vice Gifford, promoted in the 434 Foot. Captain George White to be Major. 711 Battalion of Reserve—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Bradford, fro it half pay of the late Nottingham Feneibli s, to be Major, rice Fraser, removed to the 6th. Veteran Battalion. 4th Ditto—Captain John Dalrymple, from the 42d r‘a,t, be Major, vice Hamilton, removed to the Royals. • 6th Royal Veteran Battalion—Major Simon Fraser, from' the Oil Battalion of Reserve, to be Major, vice Roe, who retires on half pay of the late Naar:gimes Foneibles. York Rangers—Major Charles Doirilan ' from the 62d Regi• 'Tient, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Minet, removed to the ZlOth lout. Major Lowe's Corps—Captain Paoli Morati, from half pay of the late Corps, to be Captain, lie* Lord Pelham Cliutun, remover( to the 10th Foot. Commissions signed by the L. d Lieutenant of the County of Kent lath of Ss ray Volunteers. Benjamin Walker, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dared A ugust 1813. WilLam Birch, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS GUILDIiALL to-moan." M . N. fleory 11ut..hiag , the younger, H.gliffolborn, baker JlO 111.-nry R She eltern-mal Martair, grocer it 10 04.clia:1 Name, George-etreet, Manchester square, veal _ . . . . . - ownhant 10 . . John Took, Methwola,Nnefolk, wroeer . . 1 4 W.llian. Pr.er, Ilackner, Mtdrile,x, suck-latoker 10 Samuel Lastell and Walker Power, Lnintaant.,treet, hanknrs . . 2 10 . . . . Amapa Owen, Ilulber n, watch-maker 1 10 CERTIFICATES. Haigh loom Cow.lane, Soow-h41., eheesertswiger. Na!hasi Lythino ' of I...serpool, it:neer-merchant. John C om en, late of Cockerharn, Laneaster, horm-dealer. Rstto . ft Stewart and Wdlialll St...wart, nf Manchester, rkalera. Rointla Maxwell, of Ge Rge.street, Maoris, thy-broker. Filo& r, °cross* Vetoes 'l9 Li,. Pic P I ?in ()wine Dublin COURSE UP EXCHAN AMKCltiaffl ... • 39 1 9 U. I Din. at Sight 37 7 Rotterdam C. 111 1911 U. flainbuigh 9S 31%U. %none 33 f. 9W. Paris 1 day's date 13 4 Ditto 2 Us 35 1 s ( SUWON. ISourdeaux .1! it I PerttegalGoid in C. in Madrid Ditto Ca.'is Ditto ~. effect. User in Baru...". Q 0 0 IL:tioe Leighoin :9l Agin en the Bank of Holland Genoa 44Liv Pie. S per Cent. Detilin on Lends.. (Oct. I.). 1^; Relent on London (Sept. 18) 4 4i Belfast on Dubli n (ditto) __ 81st 61 days _ I. 4 • . HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, ♦7 rein. after 4. MARRIAGE. On Thurdiy last, at Tathamlt, Thomas Wright. Em. of Brimcote, t, Mrs. Sutton, relict of J. Sutton, t. , .1 eldest son of the late Sir Richard Sutton, Bart. of Norwood Park, in the enemy of Nottingham. DEATH. Robert Lill, of Caulstown, c., Westmeath, Eq : no man Tired more highly respected, or died more dee. "y remetted by ail rank, , f society in that country. lie was, in the •merest .erase of the tete, mw of doe maletttst Works al Ciud—au hotont wan. - .•1•-• • •,...; At the House of Mr. Brenta'', the White Hart Wakefield, on MOND AY, November 112, at Three o'clo•lc in the afternoon, subject to such conditions as will th en produced, rrHE following valuable ESTATES, situate at 1 *Phonies, Luisset, and W 4 akefield, in the County of York, in the undeneentiooed Lots, subiect, nevertheless, to such al. teratious as ,I:4y be thought 110CeStiry, previous to or on tee day of rale. Lots. Tif °REFS A. R. P, 1. A Close, rslled Pickhill, in the occupation of Jame , 11111 . • , • • 2 1 g• 2. An Allot:n:0 in Themes Field, occupies' by ditto • 1 2 tfi • • J. House, Oat-buildings, and Garth . •0 2 `..1 Part of Field Allotment adioinutg thereto, now occupied by John Gregory • 2 0 I>l 2 38 4. House, Out-buildings, and Garth, occupied by 2 W iduw .lubb • • .01 14 • Part of Field Allotment a•ljoin:rel thereto, occu pied by John Gr gory .2 0 0 • . 5. House in 2 ilweitingo, with a Gantt% Pail of aii•ehl Barn . • A Cyber, eontai ss iss g . One other, ditto . . . . . . One other ditto 2 1 l• • • 0 u2J • 0 • 0 944 •I 1 s . 2 0 Now in the occupation ofiohn Gregory, icc. 5 1 17 Pen aan All.titaeist Thorns Field . 1 3 7 Ditto, ditto, enjoining . . 3O 36 Now oce;ipiorl by RAeara dri7Sa :o u 7. An Alkatmeut Noble Cl.oe, occupied by J o h n Gregory • 77 IL An Allotment on Thorne, Common Near Ruffle Flatt Fur Route Flat Cock Rood .3 2 4 . 9 1 36 • 2 3 16 • 7 236 NOW all occupied by Widow Jobb 17 212 9. The Manor of reputed Manor of Lupset, with the Mant.ion•huuse, Gardens, and Pleasure grounds, aid several Closes, Inelosurer, an•l Parcels uf 'rich Arable, Meadow, and Pa - ture Laud, with the 'Dial and Woad thereon : also, a Farni-houee with suitable Out-buildingr, now recuried by the ow ners„ Martin Tomlinson, and other, continuing !25 0 WAKEFIELD. 10. The Rectory House and Gardens, in Wake field, and several miter Buildings and Pre. 1:11i.C14 with sundry Parcels of Land adjoin ing, eligibly situate for BiTd.ng vaned, and communicating with the Market-place, anal the rincipal Street (near the Church), caled Kirkgate; together with sundry Buildings, call-d the Shittrick houses, and Gni' tat atiminotg, now occupies' by Francis %trait., Esq. and others • • • 136 • It. The Great Tythes arisin g from 5,700 acres (more er lea) of highly cultivated Lard, iu the TUII/11,11ipll of %Wakefield, Stanley, Iti verthorpe, and Wientheape, in the occu pation of the Owners. 12. An A;ICAIlletl! of Land, en the Outwood, ocs (Naiad be Mr. Win, Unity . 12 0 0 Pomp Kitchen, of Wakefield, will Me* the Pramiste there; and Martin Tomlinson, of Dag Rome, will Mew the Premises al Lup-et •tiel Thortos t an 4 further Particulars may h, nil aNtlication to Mr. Crowler, _t Bc.thertoti; MI Tittie, Stiletto', Leeds; or Mr. Lai:Mutt, Sole ;ter, 11 Amu- Garden. • BELMONT-PI ACE, V ALUXHALL 9' l o BE 1401,1) by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by JOIN TOIdSND, e LEASE of' eleas. , -I, substAntial DWELLI N G E G HOUSE th and hoe OAKErE,II, hoard as shun% on the Wan4svrorth ; time house emirate* two rooms on a floor, with imitable *act* with • Iwo 10,1 t Cari l Pal twonlY yearaneaPired the lea;r, at &metal' forty guineas per amino. Premium expected. For Particuilus apply at J. Townsmen Estate and Canal Office, 53, Cannon .beet. SALTERS' HALL COURT. CANNON N (MEL C- M() BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by JOHN 'TOWNSEND, the LEASE of a stinstdt.t t,l I/WELLING HOUSE, at picseitt lett in counting bona. st spacer:mob to resptetable merchants amt others, at taro of 1101. per annum, subject to a pound rent of SI. es per astnum. un a I tale 41nm-seven years unexpired. For Portico! trtt, apply at J. Townsend% Estate and Cana 9;fice, No. 53, Canuott•street. PLUMBERS, GLAZIERS, and FAINTERS TO BE SOLD by PRIVATE eI)NTRACT, hr JOHN TOWNSEND, the LEASE and GOOD -11.1. of an old e.tablisned BUSINESS in the &bore An^t , iruatcd in a reepact.ble neighbourhood, within six md,:s of I. , xii•ut. The present family have o.capted the premises ler Fitt ), art in the saute branch ot businew From *ix a twei,e are usualle employed throuehout the y ear. Th., dorellug la,uie is almost titer, and 'dry salenanti.J, and may be 4 tt At • c..utidcrable neut. 40r IPAstTc.3lr7t, may at 3. Tormemrs &tate awl Card tgrlrw, Yf , Calllloll malt, Lorainn. 00MY PREMISES, nr.ir W(X) Y-N l'itWr, CHEAP. SIDE, aeLptiAl g 3 an ratelAire Mlttufacrory. rro BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, 1 by JOHN TUWNSEND, thr LEASE, siat-en %e.rs auexpir..i. of aputhaangial DWELLIsq, novsg. w ity , • . liouozA, court vard; a counting liiii;-e .let r..ocris • Mg, stabling for Jive or SA harteq, autism lief f., • .n 01,641. t, de, tr bu•inew requiring roetri. 'ri.• meanies arc lie!d farmed ate:y under else of t City Carc• pantos for a term of 16 years unexpired, and my be renewed beismicially for ait eat.:nded tenn i or may be amw lett at an improved relit. F.r Patti. u:ars, a;rply .1 J. Townsend's Estate and Cana °nice, 31, Canson-ttrem, City. ESTATE CANAL . OFFICE -- ►[NO BE SOLD b AND y PRIVATE CONIRACT, J(HiN TOW NSEND, T ' 4 4 l' SHARES in the LANCASTER CANAL ; Thr:e Sharet m the Surrey Rail Rood ; Tea Shams in the New Commercial Po,.et ; 'twee Share., eu the Ri.lJeronrister Canal, paving Funy p,r Cr .t. teren on each Slive. Aloa Grand junction, Kennet and A von Canal Share*, irod 40011 1 tioerial Fire UPSce. Fur Particulars, Root. at J. Townwirts Est:to and Canal OW:cc*, S 3, Cannon street, Landun. LITTLE GFORGE-STNCET miplows. rro BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. 1 by JOHN TOWNSEND, the LEASE of a coaiveni fit iVF.LLIND DOUSE, Coollllllille eight mums !ml. Wash-holm, 'wail yard, and Weer eunie.iiene,s, all ie:cr.ty put in ,übatantuil repair. For Particular , of nual.:•rate Premio , n, inquire at J. Tete 4- send's Equate, Wet Doc,. 6.14 Canal Office, a 7, Canoes-stmt. cAtice riturratis Gitounco. and WAREHUIJSE, Water-side, City. WANTED. at J. TOW NS KNO's Ettate, Wet D k, ago I I Cum' °dice, to PIiRCHIME or REST, a near DWELLING HOUSE., with Priuttog sita;A, and . 4 * bousea, with ineidow grou.id„ not tear thaii tour 3.-res, or more than ten 'ern, loan be on the Luke of a River, within a that didance (..en London Wanted al,u to Rent, by the same Person, a Roomy W. HOWIE, on the tiro-oat MAW, innediat:ly abetting, at iriA access to t•ie Water-side, between Blackfrairs and Loudon Boric., or liar d a wn the Rivet below the Tower Lett T., pa d, directel to J Tint/send'. Oise:, Ro. f C• 11313. in-street, in ert• •-hr LONDON -..—.Ptiord by G DAVIDSON. ts. , ;5. 'Wet, Ss. Clement 's, eel ..bleMed soy W. WLsT, •I. — • Office, N 0.15, Back "(St Clement's Mardi. Strand, • I't'' Ur*. it lb rYms kc. (p algid) sriY ledailf awaylwa e4ll, Arc Chart tir C stbhe Damn aamp Lady 'er Ric Mr. C Guilt' a You Julie, llli nark. tow thmvi peatec Trie Half-i P ac lot 111. x ?rice 11 Ms acts (Nzt lock, En!. ry ilurau Bul. Mr. 11 Sir , Goan st.ll) Grown a. M. It tC.I &MA ft LO P R A IVO bars Wut ?Ws( ihkia &ter attend* Mari A Cb — d Niend at , Liord,t 1 1 6 0 4. irs;l4, s a , med, tur b. 4„ All. 13 . Ce t'!ll%, Ln h' • an. N a. r• 0 1., St d -greet 44400. BANKRUPTS. _ ....... -- John Gott, late of Artslcy. Leeds Yorkshire, clothier, to surrender Nur.ld, 14, and 17, at eleven, at the Null an 4 M o uth, Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. Lai Leeds; and Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, WOWeIi•SOUSS, Lincoln's las, London. Henry Hyman, late of Church-street, Mittoties, Middlesex, jeweller, to surrender 27,•and Nev. 17 , at ten, a t Gut1.111.:11, London. Attoritiy, Mr. kilklewhite„ Gray's Inn Place • ENV. Frailing, late a Brightheisetutne, Sussex, chee.e. monger to surrender OR. 9, 16,.and Nov. 17, at ten, a t Idh.:111, London. _Attorney, Mr. James M'Miebael. Finch. lane, Conlinll, London. Wiilram nqiir, of Praston Lancashire, woollen - d r ap e r, to surrender Oct. 13, 16, and Nov. 17, at eleven, at the Fleece, Prevents. Attorneys, Mr. Healy Blak e l oc k, T em pl e; and Mr. John Winder, Festal. J'ibu Cunningham, of Epsom, Surrey, shopkeeper, to sur render Oct. 9, 20, and Nov. 17, at ten, at Guildlse'', London. Attmn •y, Mr. Broad, Union -street, Southwark. Thomas Dandy, late of Bermomkey Will, Surrey, step. seller, to surrender Oct. 9, Ai, and Nov. 17, at ten, at Guild hall. London. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Prospect Row, Bermondsey Southwark. James Bennet and Samuel Lovesev, now or late of 114 h Holborn, Middlesex, pawnbrokers and iislasinen, 1.. sorrow,. r Oct. Nov. 6, and 17, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Att , irney, Mr. Pantoa, Hand -court, Fleet-street. John Siker, of Peckham., Sutrey, carpenter, to surrender slet. 9, at ton, and Nov. 17, at tlervt . ., at Goilidisall,Lsn• dun. Attorney, Mr. Evan:, 9.rehin•laue. DIVIDENDS. Nov. I John Eames, °lL:mute% chemefactor, at eleven, at the lion*. Had Inn, Leiceater. Oct. 1.1. Jacob Weallake, of Ilampreston, met stet at twelve, at the Linea Head, Wi:..t.lom! Minter, Oct. t 6 John Ritibain, now or late of Colchester, Fs e•., wine merchant, et eleven, at the Angel Inn, (.7.h:heater. Nov. J. Christian John Adam Wake, late of Coleman street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. S. Jobn Forbes and Robert Tomkiiii, late of Lad-lane, worth .useinen, at ten at Guildhall. Niiv.3 William Brown, late of Lincoln, sedler, at one, at the Stork Tavern, Similes:lain. Oct. :9. William Mall, tate of W. - m..11164e, Suffolk, vio. toaLP-f, at Melva, at the Crown bun , Wuollttidgo. Oct. 29 Georg , . Smith, of Sheffield, grocer, at two, at the Angel Inn, alieffield. Oct. 29. William Hornby, late of Gainaburgh, Lincolnshire, Feg. and Sir Joseph . Rwlaile, late of Slarden Ash, Essex, )(Meta, bankers, at eleven, at the White Haft but, Gains. burgh. cERTIFICATFS.-.OcT. 17. Silweeter Richarthon, Blackburn, Llincashire. grocer. ThomAs Gm ley, of Mont:heater, dimity manufacturer. Robert G , eatwood, late of G!iinci•stiq, grocer. Thomas /lapse, late of Cannnu•row, W. stminster, money s rlfellef John Hanlcaitle, of Knottingly, Yorkshire, rozrcer. William Wild, of Manchvite,, instian manotictur .r. Ft , iIVIA Thomson, of Bow Line, Cheamide, wareirnu•em:m ' Thoirmii.Colville and James Holmes, of Liwerviol, luerci:Juits. Jain** Howell, late of Stratheldiaye, Haut% rru RICE OF STOCKS . 1141111110A11. S per emit. Com. — - --- 37 i 37 3 per Cent. Navy • ..P 9 iiil lrtrpecial Annuities 0 . 115.41111 teng. Lottery Ticketv . 191 Conielv fat 37ji T. KISH, filock-Wriker, '4, Corolla', aed,9, Cluring•Crose. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Si,.? f 9 Gov. Deb. Si per cent. 67i Dor. Deb 5 per cent Mtn Stock, 3 per cent. Crawl Canal Loan. 6 per cent. 9$ Royal Canal Lean, 6 per cent O9