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.MP1.1...!..... GENERAL COLI1?-31ARDIAL. • Pester lay the General Court-Martial again at seinb'd at Ch-lsea College. to hear tire defences made by Captain Charles Hurghtirst Brown and Lieutenant Zouche, of the Royal Last London Re . gimeot of Militia: against whom their Colonel, Sir John Earner. had preferred a charge. the part'. vuLas of winch we awed on Tuesday last.—Seeeral unex pected •evideuces on behalf of Lieut. Zouche were bripts , 4lll forward; amonwit wiimis were Capt. Winer and I.;eatenant Duflman; as also a young 'gentleman, named Dale, who holds an official situ+- , tion its the General Agency Office, in Mr. flabielfs department, and who.e terimony occupied the at tention of the Court a considerable length of time. He stated, that he accompanied Lieutenant Zmiche to ere Garrick's Hearl in Bow-street, on or about the 233 of May last, at ten o'clock at night. where they met with the Prisoner, Capt. BfOWll, and a 111 i. Wilson; and that, after freely drinking, the placatil in question was drawn up tery reluctantly Ar Lient. Znuche, by the request and dictation of Capt. 8., between the hours of one and two o'clock . in the stornioi4; and that the following day, he (Lieutenant Zonche) and Mr. Wilson, tailed on him at tl:e office with some of the placards. (tut he to . tally darted any kuoisledge of aloe pretended official letter being cent fioin their office, in any official way. to Sir John Ramer. To rebut this. Mr. Wilson, whose teoimony we • stated on Wednesday. was again callvil in, and po sitively affirmed that Mr. Dale for , itheil the Pri soner. Lieutenant Zlitche, with an official cover, for the purpose of inch:riling a placard to Colonel Sir John Earner, which was afterwards stamped with the office seal. titre the whole of the evidence having been pile through, the Prisoners were then called on for their defences; which btinz of so considerable, a length, pr•►ents us giving theirs publicity this day, but we will give them to•mormw. NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. At the anniversary of this Society, held at Swaff losin rot Friday the i7i h July, there were nre.elit : T. %V Coke, Esq. President ; Col. Kreps', Co. R. Eyres, Esq. H. Hell, Esq. the Re.. W. Collett, Mrssri. W. M. Hill, E. Beek, J Creasey, T. Roope, J. Reeve, S. Reeve, W. Rirblr, ,4. Atthtll, W. Salter ' .1. King, Sec. --io at( Ja. By the reports of the Judges appointed, premiums were voted us Tollow : I. Tea Pune& to Mr. E. Beek, of Lexhani, for the best crop of Lucerne. a. Teo premiums of Tut Pouids and I re Pounds to Mr. T. Purity, of Cast Lulu, f r Water Meadows. 3. Ten row& to Mr. It Burrows, of Wrantaharn, fur Ws account wf consuming seer , ' acres of Swedish Turnips. The ter n:iis warehril wily about is lens per acre, and by feeding 71 hogs, two mud tiller ,year.old colts, and three aged hoists, it appeucd that Mr. Burrows' turnips produced Isl. per seer 4 Mr. Leo, of Germ', sent a Pfberription (or a Wish * , r Sheep, which was referred to Messrs. Eyrci and E. Beth fot thew report. . . - - - - . - a. Alliterated was received by the Pissident, and commu nicated to the S, rerty. from ftradtey-Hall Farm, upon the eulthation of the Yellow Scotch Turoip, by whirb it appeals %bat this turnip may he rwc . idered as a trainable acquisition, mere hardy than any variety of the Norfolk turnip. lens wo than the Swede_ It does not exhaust the us much an the Norfolk, nor regime to insrli manure %a the suede, nor to be sown so early by a month. It is a toed table ',ratable, and stock are inure fowl of at than of any other turnip. 11. Premiums were voted fur dim Koteurarmeat of In. 1L:-.- -Fifty Skillings to John Reeve, a labourer, 84 years dad., who has Inen 7o )011111 and upwards 111 the service of the family of 'Jr. Ilenj. Flatten, of Ileroingtoft ; and it was tided to him to apply annually fur the saute bounty, douht the Society will annually reliant him . Twu Penile_ In Win. (jitney, shepherd to Mr. James Huntiordon, of Wii,terton, for resting 3e14 lambs from 26.1 ewes, losing five ewes. T eird—Three Pounds to Jolts rlood, shepherd to H. 3 31 .nan, Esq. of floollioliam, for reariug 540 'stubs from 44 , sre., losing ill ewes. inorth—Foor Pounds to Wm_ 1340111, shepherd to Mr. Ails barber, of Dimino, for reardig 70i1 lambs from 51.3 mews, losing 14 ewes; so competition with James Pairmiiii, shepherd to H. Stylernao, Esq who re:ired 733 lambs from 64a awes, losing 55 ewes.--ti's. Boom 11 id moles Issajnore than szylainh: t. , a seers ewes, aid James l'airmio little more tles, :1 Moil& to a stove ewes. Fail.— Yea Pounds to Wai. Marshall was reennimanded foe leis industry in laying out the water meadows of J. Muse. hey, Fart of Tons, sad G. IL Eyres, Esq. of lynftwill. Tito %nick sheen wore earefteiii, and did credit to th.;se who produced them, but they were not tentorrous. One Leo:rotor 12114111 was shown by Mr. Cloielrr Two Ireemlb.dowu Hams by J. Moseley, E.g. and Mr. C. Birk One Mell.brell Rain, hetwave the Merino and South•doesee binds, by J Moseley, FAq.—Two pen. of South 11111.11 Ems, by Mr. E. W. k seed Mr. W. M. Hill—Too Solis, by Mr. W. M 11111, and Mr. roller, of Beactiamwell.--Three Boni*, by the Hou Col. Fitzroy, Mr F. Beek, soil J. lino Icy, EN ...And a StAlion, by J. Muerte', Esq. The Jii-1,-,e• Aeiminted to decide the me:itl of the al.ov. ~took 9/err— Of the Sheep—Mr. Walton, of Derby ; Mr. Belt, of Wal lington,. and Mr. Freeman, of Swa ttttt a. the Balls and Roars—lle. W•:1011, Mr. ( ' rraary, of FOrdh•M; and Mr. A Atthill, of Bai.t Iterthant. Stallion—Mr Ey cr ii, of Lytatord ; 111 r. Berk, of Leshom ; and Mr. Hill, o f Waterden. The Lewerter Rant was deemed deserving of the pertain r. The Mat premium fur the hist Suuthduwn ttoim was adlutl4- ed to J. btu / etc ' , Eu l and the second t o M r . B. B ea k Th e balt.hred Rant was .teemed deserving of the premium. The s; premium for the beat pea of Suottolowtu 1 gnaws was aota*d to Mr. E. !itch; and the second to Mr. W. M. Plitt. Toe premium for the be.t Bum. was adpidged to Mr. Z. Berk ; and all the Floors were deemed very torrilorions. The premium fur tb . • best Sall was adjwlceil to Vr. W. M. 11111, for his excelkost Derua ; aid that lot the Stanton to J 3loseley, It was aveed, that Balls slid Desessitall he MIMS at the Lyon nod Norwich ore. itega k that the Norwich met-tic' •lall be on the WOe day as last year ; and the Lyon about • Collated before, hot not to the Mart. The loilowilq; Aleinhere were pot upon the Com m:ttre fur thr tt.ree years ensuing, 134- 111 r. Ketone, of ()erie Thorpe ; Mr. Oakes, of Burnham; Mr. G. Frunsow, of st. Faith's Mr. Saul. of ; and 31r. F. Curia, of Keswick. The follow-w o g wrre rlerte , l Member,' . _ _ The Richt Ilan"suarable Moe Earl of f7:eroriunt ; Mr J. Si brit, of Duut.iii; Sir. J. Smith, of PaistusSata ; and Mr. ll= Gillett, u llalverzate. Viscouut CHITWYND, who ha,* •occrsded Sir Srerusis Corms u Clsrk of the Council, is 4i• The inhabitants of 11111 and hive all-omit• hectin to time the 'warts or Frenelt im orporit,,w. 'rite stinvr..r or • vessel that sailed from the Texel aw Eli Loy, stairs. dint A Cill!enpliAns eont”erlomdintr all young men from the age of I 3 to 18 miltl•lter is ordered, by the French Colthinrislet-in-C:isief • to Ile invivellately levied. All the Fretscli 1.6v...t0tes bit.) irveral venal. h.ttv lately arrive.l tu that river without molestation. tirr fluxes OP inturs Aurtgrify AT CA RLE TON iffillSlO. This valuable and suoiyne collection is a Museum, riot of arms only, but of slimes work. Drees, &nom ltc. ; it is arranged with great order, skill, and taste, tinder the immediate inspection of his Royal Highness. It o c eopiea live rooms in the attic story : the swords, tire-arms, ate. are disposed in various figurer, Upon scarlet cloth, and inclosed iu ptlaas case. ; the whole is kept in a state of the most perfect brightness. Here are s,sordsof every country, many of which are curious and saluable front having be longed to eminent Oren: of three the most remarkable is a sword of the famous Chevalier Boyard (Bayard), the knight sans pear et tans teproche. A ►word of. the guest Duke of Marlborough, one of Louis XIV. and one of Chad's II.; the' two last are mewl' dress swords. A curious silver basket-hilted broad-est ord of the Pretender's, embossed with tigores and foliage. But tl•e fittest sword in this colleetion is one of excellent workmanship, which once belonged to the celebrated Hampden ; it was executed by Beneviito Celli ll t , a celebrated Flo rentine. The ornaments on the hilt and ferrule of the scabbard are iu basso-relies.° in bronze, and are intended to 'Hesitate the life of David : it is a most beautiful piece of work, and in the highest pr. aervation. lu the armoury is a youthful portrait of Charles .XII. of Sw.deu, and beneath is a cmi aaean de e.`iusse used by that Monarch. of, very rude and simple arm kinanship. A sword oh Gen. Moreau's, arid one of Marginal Luckner's.—ln another room are various specimens of plate armour, helmets, and weapons'; sonic Indian armour of curious a ork nisuship, composed of steel-ringlets, similar to the hauberk worn by the Knights Templar., but not so heavy, and the helmet, are of a did. rent construc tion; ai.o souse cuirass.' as now warn in Germany. A ciinotia collar:ion iv: . fire-al in., from the match lock to the modetti iniprovemems in the tire-lock ; air-gnus, pistols, &c. lit this room are also some curious middles. Mainaluke, Turkish, &c.; some of the Turkish saddles are richly ornatnented with pure gold. Another room contains some Asiatic chain armour; an effigy of Tippoo Sultaun on horseback, in a dre a that' he wore ; models of a cannon soil a mortar on new principles. Scone delicate und curious Chinese works of art, in ivory ; many rich Eastern dresses; and a pa lanquin of very costly materials. In another apartment are soine curiour old English weapons. hattle-axes, sauces, daggers, arrows, &c.; several specimens also from the Sandwich and other Sout! , - islauds, of weapons, atoue hatchets, &c. Our venlig men of fashion, who wish to indulge a taste for antiquarian rese•trches, may project the revival of an old fashion fur that appendage of the leg called hours. from the writs of them worn in carious sees. which form a singular pert of this co:kit:on. In presses are kept an immense asseni!.lage of rich dresses of ail countries; also sets of uniform-, from a General to a private, of all coma:it-a which hire Armed uniform.; and ruilita►y' die.sea of those wii“ hire not. All sort, of brunt rns colours, horse-teary &e. Roman swordl, stiletto.•:,, sabres, the great to odianded swords; and moon ;at the rest one with veiii-h executions are per form.•d in Gerinony, en the blade of which is rudely niched on one side a figure of Justice, and mu tire mlier, the mode oft'•.. ram-utters, *melt is this:— the culprit sits oirion a chair, and the executioner comes behind hire, and, at one blo.", savers the head flout the body. Besides the portraits of several Dukes of Brunswick, and Count de 14 Lippe, are those of the. Emperor Joseph 11. Frederick the %Great, rood of various Princes and great men, re nowned for their talents in the art of war. 111. cent accounts from the cosiest state, that sign rmis preparations are making at Boulogne, and along the whole coast from thence to Cherbourg.— 1 the Dutch ports also, particularly on the Scheldt, the enemy are actively employed in equippii.g a strung rquadron. A number of vessels, it is said, are constructing on an • utire new principle, for the conveyance and exercise of heavy artillery ; and the enemy have greatly unproved upon our rockets, as well as invented aline other destructive machines, which are under the management of regular corps of engineers. The general opinion, founded on these =stances, is, that Bow 4PARTS is getting up Ilat nht Circe of invasion, in order to divert our attention, and prevent our sending reinforcements to Loud Wet.i.liscrrox. The Commercial Arrangement between this c u•,- tre and France. of which we made inantion yester day, we understand has been under consideration for Koine time. The subject has been indirectly submitted to the French Government, which has expre s sed its realkiledo to µantillal a commercial iiiiereourFe, by means of neutral. !lags, upon prin ciples of re..iiirocity. Souse regulations in this Nii!i;, we are informed, have, within these few tea, been promulgated by the Pref. ct of the dn trrct of Ostend. Instead of compelling vessels to take one-half of their cargoes iu writs or brandies, the new regulations diminish the quantity of these articles very considerably. As the British Govern ment has professed an inclination an its part to accede to the principle of this arrangement, and there is no material ditfvreare in the terms. greet hopes are entertained that it may be brought to bear. The eon lute of the negotiation, however, as we have already stated, is to ha wholly kit to the management of the merchants. To forward this inirortant measure, 'Gentleman who enjoys the confi wove of the newly-appointed Board of Commerce in F►ance, and was selected by them for the purpose. we understand, has been some days in town. He is authorised to communi cate with omit' Board of Trade on the subject; but whether directly, or through the channel of the Merchants who have taken the lead in this busi ness, we are not informed. In the event of the intercnurae taking place, it is undergsrul that the trade will be carried on through the owl um or Neutral ve.siiels, walking under ll ceacca granted by either Crnveratnent. Particular port., icoung which ore O.teutl. Dunkirk. ■wl Havre, are to be asligord for the reception or these vesiela. A General Court Martial has lately been hel.l at Maidstone, on a prorate named Chilaws. of the Elearsteutt and Milling Loral Regiment of Militia, wn charges of mutinous and clo.rratieetful conduct toward* the 1103. J. W. l 4 Tl4TrottO, CoWeil of the mud Regiment of Local ;Mtlilt& POLICE. • BOW-STOEI res!erJoy William Bull, one of the drivers of the %V aggou Truitt, was brought to the Office by one of the Horse petrole belonging to the Oilier, charged with stealing three curt horses, the pro. perty of Mr. Willett, who sent him to Portvmmith to bring them to London; but, mislead of which . ; he sold them on the road.—He wee.eireatnittird fur further examination. Edward Perry, a two-peney letter.cartier. wits charged with steeling a letter, contain:in" twits, with. which he was Intrusted to dehver.—lle wee committed for further examination. UNION•II VIA. A drills in old iron W4l tined 41. 104. fur having in his possession a quantity of old iron, and nut being able to account Ketirjactonly fur the in:inner in which he obtained it. Ten uufortonate women of the town. apprehend ed by the night constable of St. ()lase's, were coin milted to the House of Correction for a fortnight, for being disorderly in the stiee:s. NAVAL /NTELLICEII CE. PtPitTiMUUTII, AUGUST 8. Arrived the Pilot lugger. from Cuern-ey. S4ilrd nprey sloop of war, with a convoy lhr the I).iwns ; Revenge 'loop of war, land Utterly and Persian on N.W. Yester.Lty afternoon arrived the KM: George cartel, fr •ns Mutlsis, , 2,4 hours, with Mr. Petty and family on board; and as American, with dis patches from General Armstrong to Mr. l'ilikney. Every hope was entertained that the treaty for the exchange of prisoners would speedily beiwunglit to_ a tatourableconclulion. As the Mug George came out of Marlins, she obeerred a Freiielv plivioeier going into Bisque Runt% wall tire English ves.rls which she hail captured ; they appeared to Le Irish cousters. The 4r•1o. 44 guns, Captain Warren, will sail immediately with a convoy Inv Qnetiec. The Elizabeth, 44 Kim'. Captain Searle (tiling), is ordered join Sir E. Pellew, off the Scheldt; and the Phipps, Captain Bell, to the 1141 tic. Lie•utenaut Hodges is appointed to the ailotea frigate. comm rode I by Capt. Woodley Loam:h. The Guards and detachments for Lisbon and Cadiz, remnin wind-bound. The Undaaated and lhimx will convoy them. PI YMOUTIII•DOCK, ACCI,IST 7. C'sme in the fidicoteguo-lorniir. trust r cruiz . e. Sailed His Majesty's ship San Doisitifp, for Por smooth. Cease up the President frigate from th • Sound, to rtflt is, Hninuaze. watisi 7. Sailed the Dark: and Snipe, with a convoy far the Bible. The next convoy will Lill about tho gtith _instant. DI AL. AIiGUIIT'D. Come down from the River, shout trii soil of merehintinen, and remain will► H. Majesty ships as per last ; au I a diViaioo of froisporta with troops on Iscia;tl, and I .ail 01°1,11**rd-bound. Artivea the Favosrite. Captain Jackson, from Rio Janeiro; sailed ....401 May. Spsike, on the itoth Joly, the lipoixik sionp of war n Capt. Carter, (rain Rio Janeiro, bound to Lisbon; With di' patches; ou the 44th, spoke the indiona and EwrOice, going into naval, the latter rather leaky ; on the spoke the reuses fligate, bound fur Americo, with Mr. Morier on hoard, also going into fayill. FROM Li.inlYS LIST. GR A•r.111:111D, ItuClTl;--.l;rive:ll4;Jobilise, ""—"—•••• Gum sitr:us.ll ; 1; ea, (rum the the Luuism, Futsyr,fur sessuutls NauLlue, Walker, fan t /stud& Letters received on Wed u:siday from Phila lel &tin, to the end of June, state, that the almost indigestion war eat it-d throughout that cauntry, by the entell.- geuce of the confiscation of,the American reiwels at Naples, as well as by that part of tint Tre sty be tween Holland irstil France, which pticed the Ame rican veisels in the Dutch per's at the disposal of the latter power. It was supposed that the Executive only waited for the next diwieches from Gen. A est- STRONG. to determine respecting an immediate meeting of Congress. Notwithstanding the accumu lated injuries and insults received from Primer, it was the opinion of roam' well aflueinteil with the dispositiou of the rdh-rents of the Gornsiment, that •n attempt would h-t made to extend to this mutiny those measures of rat illation or precaution which it with intended to propose in the Legisla ture against France. • cronrinies of the 71st Regiment of Foot, at Deal, hare received orders to-hold themselves i:s readiness for limn. dune embarkation for Portugal. One of the yeomen's' situations, under the Loan MAYOR is HOW to be disposed of for the ruin of 20001. The advantages are City fare every day, •mid little er no labour, with a salary of 1001. per m. Mr. J. MORGAN, of Bedford-tiqulre (the mort gagee in possession), has authorised the Editor of the Canderiaa J 1 to contrschet the article in the several Newspapen., as groundless, resptc:iiig the re-possession of Sir WATILIN LEVVILIes estates in Glaniorganshire and Carmarthenshire, under • late decree of the Court of Exchequer. In the night of Wednesday sennight, • man mimed Jushui Beaumont entered the d selleng-home of Lucy Bruie, widow, at Almondhury, near IlitddeNtielil, and rarishe.l and murdered her. The villain is committed to York Castle. Joan Vounssatt,. a boy, now serving on board His MAJIMiTY'S ship Centaur, has an exact likeness of His MAJESTY on the side of his neck.— It is said to have been caned by his mother. when pregnant, repeatedly looking at an old picture of His NIAJISTY, which hung in the room.—The woman's 'same is Hannan Vouswatt., and her residence in Church-path, Purses. On Tuesday seunight, about half-past seven in the morning, es the Eclipse coach (which run. from Newcastle to Londoi.) was rn gggg ig wg betwixt New castle and Sunderland. about two miles and a half from the latter place the hind axle -tree hroke. when Mr. Hitatason, of Huddersfield. and Mr. Isnorson. of kilham, the may passengers in the inside, escaped without museh Minty ; but most of the outside passengers (nine in Mintier, inelsiding the coachntau sod guard) were bruised more or Itss. errsl sue; MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT cg•gun g , AL Tilusaa llalpla . 1 * olio, il 4rr timmihaa' ilCus3.:silloelnitle,L.Csitlon'set:ets.it:t.-ag1ar.,1dit".,..ba:1:„..:..113 J J G :o 4 l:% n ri g 7 l4 l,B: 3 lag i i n 9ria l t ey z, ,Nirel.kt,le:ew: s.riritte:p:ll4::et,uillietthikerinPt°h' h a ole o 13 Pe c t i c i r an it t aynon Lewis, and Joseph Jacksein,St. nand , silk. a . - --- P it i r er MIS Aaron Nortow, Printer-street, ftlbrrgig ir r , d , , Charles Levis Lnsid, late of Austin-friare, l ! oseree'' • I .''' - ER 3 u-e. T p li all . : 7l : u e:k s il le : 5 Irr E a d g r 7s ii i s a ' i r late, fr stighdy.a.,:id,p, 1.,,,t1.1,irei, I .GRAND ug:gtellu„nr'sr...7intlintatigiii7on, millid - xtere. : ; I°ll 'P l ii*P, Tit. 11 111111. DAT Iciness ll l t! fciayurd Ki Kilt cDarwin,k Armstrong, Tl7o i l ut un - s ul P e e re n h oir 6 y ilt mel Henry Mayo, late tif 11311 allet . I Este. 1 L hard-street, London, nic•rchatits ~ James Willis, George Mono J like., James Gm. Jut I aim, acid JOllll Langtry, hatiohuiy-Name; Fh MAN I d f ri. street, Loudon, min - haven - ' marks "est William Barna the elder, Itorliford, Elifi, bar., •, , 7,e master . . - aaterairle fa Christopher Stitch., now er Intl of Nesli c' ' time sta II" tillt ck. • shire, rabinet.atinkre - felerige 133. 4 et Thomas Poe tee, I:Man-rout I, Loch*, ine r eh g ,, t : l i t et.... Allan fiewnsoa, Frith-street, S,,ho, p r i a i, h i*: c bgi bt.. ll :, 4l7 David I-leaning, leicepter.aqua le , option'aii rt:r Archibald Outsell, titeot Alar-etreet, Goulaat.'; I 1 . ' . 1' .14.e.1 " 14c;:te'ee fields, merchaut , .. . 51,,b0r5.. {Ville:ma Struck, late of PancraAase, Loudon a. • I oh o orter will , -••r- -chant - - , o &A l* de - Gre.z.ry ',minim, Brig:, G nivrara:K toot, slop•flir i no ice ais Chuck. G. ttttt goto, Aluslogglrf, thro.litill'os, old 3c. 'or , ultll John Pearaitn, 113 de, two., lilantliet.ter, , r -cro . • • Withnin Clark, Water-lane, 'r ower -once', Loud,. t IlisroniEl tut a haat • Henry Moore, Brumley, gent, teilur . I 'THERE ) - • 'I booms Hewett, J o l la D ow di ng, and Jeremiah g incr. oi !leant, late uf Chith•fuir, London, clotho is • ter hale I John Ties nil, late of klishopsgatc• street, inerch„., , ; jggbovsi g Widiant 'I homes Dalin, St. Margaret's.bul, South. . Law, hat ware, jeweller - . and theist William Harrison and William Gest, both - late of . I l'asall: daiigit bee Little Tower-street, 1.-coition ; M Mount Bar r o n I ile• of North. end, Middl ese x ; nail Samuel co,ukerowhar,sti late of Deptford, Durlotw, merchant. ottd m • pi • , Thomas Dickies*, Chapel- plate, South Aa4hystrert, i tf, if doe said tailor - • t is, who hive Thomas Bureman, Bitshill•ruw, Middles's, calico- Wombat Cul glazer • - . • . b• ••• kw John Sharpe, (treat Peter-street, l'l'm tminster, b di, r i sihntsgrogi 1 William %I uudinan, Lime-street-m aser, I ual•o, ) , Ate: , Willi - - l Jobe Earl, Uxbridge, Middlesex, Ample', per • I , Mei will t William Wild, Budge-r o w, Loucks:l, wurclonormis a Tie whew William Wild and James Oahu., Manchester, dealer, • CosMolf A ia twist - Thomas Philipps sad John I bdipps the lump', . .11. liap ild . , M ilford, Pembrokeshire, merchants Maim b ' ' I 1 atotatidetli, I E.Sra Bowler, late of Edgware, Middlesex, baker g Stephen Buckhurot, Itunutersaa.ll., Moddleors, or. WAR, pente•r - - . I 11E.1..a.. Aun Smallpiece, Liverpool, milliner - . g mewled go 1 William Hem) , Ilitelseeer, Heidey•spon-Thom, feint to 1 0. n...,, Middlesex, 10Kit-draper • • . t to dont lota Philip Davis, Rtrellism, Same:. baker . . 1 tut . titular!) • 104u111011 Zagury, Great Prescutt-street, Raudiusis tof wisdom fields, merchant - . . 1 des comptrtel Richard Phipps, Maidetniw, Kest, ii.a.i.dni i k, . i a delightful John Pett„fate of Coi)entin-sbeet, Loudon. austi , aterr t • r of tie If Cherie, Holmes, Ball-head-rairt, Aewcate sheet, (MILS VI N E hihgt4iiikes - . ! we, and will t Charles Spilsbery, An rl-court, Skinner•streer, it therefore psi printer - - 1 144 to f 00. 1 19. DIVIDEND.S. ips, a 3 ov:id r. , Jacob Bailey, Itoeklsead. Berenuudsro,Serrey, brewer 'r awl rod Loll be VVllliarn Thomas Par, of the same place, brevet - , via :,,t, Pail Jesse Wilson, saw or Isle of Therrallaugh-street, doe. ride, cletiv to. for In physic - ,• 'Eke Pale. William 511;bliegale and George Nightingale, Law Ito Mist:n.lll bardwareet, blinkers . Swint, fio,J. Jobs Wardell, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grew • t ergo k., h David Entou, Chatham, Emil, tailor - • oil. the ..m Denis !Balmily, Totteuhani-cmaidruad, vies diet • • ew, shad ... Newry Newman, Skinner street, Imadmi, furrier • G. Maid. Janus Irwin, Red-Cram-street, Sendlorark, Suwon, #3.111 asobo brewer - - • Win eke , Julio Culgrave, Rad-Lioamtreet, 31tildlism, wise . tilts. Ix), merchant - - YALU Purreattr CArb, King street, Middlesex. Isireess - BRIM., a John Matigigsga, Briglithetuutone, Stores, slater - TO P Thomas Wilkinson, and Jul* Wightun, (Strains. MORI) tY . street, LOUllt/IL, WOOlllll draper. - - Mark crow CERTIFICATES. Dabs, is 11 Peter M•Taggart, of Gordon, broker. be SI int ) Edward Baker, of IYhitromb e* •• Be street, brewer. ly s James Hamber, of the Run Buck Pahlie-h 'net, New. MOST I Ratcliffe-Highway, Middlesex, volnaller. (AM A@ George Syriac of Vise erect, Minato*, Leonine', . • " Mlfi w ll a is pi u i P io ic a lar er i i n l, , l be ate ici o n f es t : i tte ttl i e mi. M p 7 isim lit l ) d th s„ ,. Lon. d... lo. i, ... i.a . .: C y ; 1 :4 7 6. 1 John Kest:man Davis, of the Edgware:a - 041, II • dealer aud chnparan. i ;SA. 3 , I I , Epworth Rawson, of Clement's-lane, Londe', tarp. it ery son I and builder. •k Cgoooto , all .. • And a Jabs Thompauu, ,I, gliol • co. broker. Ralph Jacknun, of Stil street, Ruguvcr•ramire, Ruhr , china and glass-seller. Julio Reid, of Frith - strict, ii i.e . i ..f .in g : 5 1 4. 17 2 .. " k , / . 1 .. ... i . : - ., ' James Feaster, a Liverewnl, Lancaster, hon or iln s brat half, Julia Stork the younger, late of the town of kod. • Iteslod I, fe upon. Ile, grocer. M' lin lona 11 John Cottonton, late of Silvecstreet, Goldcomenrc, Sono twofer sex, tallow -elsaireller. . II ro east of a pl Roller( Roper, late Ad Homidselitch, chant. *I Plsn, Xi Richard Senile, St. Stephen's, Dear Launce.tu.i, C.. am. 'hoot Woolleli itinuorfart ewer ..,I _ tiered prlar • John Seeruentie, late of Walkharantnn, Avon, b"" 0,,,,,,, the 1 Grauspostid, Devon, yarn-ininu . fattaret Landon, • • r M.. 111 doe a g • • . at C W lo po i : B :l7 .l llo . lll car : a rl:i w , G W; B l. :llk . i.e. li eul asu u " a d pt ' oi Cur i n t w iz et i o l. n w er. , ' l7ii r li t en u . u "i irlit " i ':' ' lishkeek, t PRIOR OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. t flan of '1 6 4 1 ; 7 Rank Stock 0911 low N,. same. :il l -611 - lit a n per /lent . R e et . lue mas ad ... li e value . 0 -II .117.• r.l"4.4.4ll."lab.l4l.::4':"l''':itu'isel^?'''a°lll:4'l::l:u.at.i.ii.tithiell.lii'l . ...II Itobt Ikd Lung pe Per r g C A C e e s it t . .. itisi Nagy II 4 1101 . MOIIIIIIO 41.1.1,0, Nitta Rosa *3 II r em ... J a pew. Eaeliermer ltilla Lee 13 a:nal - oils Lottergilidtaila 49 6 4 Cumola ferr T. DOM. 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