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OLD BAILEY, Jaw. 14. FRAUDULENT ADMINISTRATIOIt Margaret Barrinitus was capiLdly inaieted for Falsely taking an oath, before br. Coote,SurrogAte to the Judge of the Prerogative Court, Doctors' Commons, to obtain letters of adrnioistration, in order to receive i4l. Is. tid. prize-money. due to one Thomas Rotten, hue a private in the u7tif Re giment, tottri supernumerary on board the Earns fri ga te, at the time sue made various captures iu her voyav,e to the West Imhof. The unfortunate womuu produced a fabricated certificate of her raarriair at putufrirs, in the North of England.— It is u,eless to detail the lengthened formalities of • trial that lasted 'war the whole day ; suffice it. that the Prisoner appeared to have been too fatally connected with tit • persons of the names of Vairgisus and Ettigia, the former of whom was hung, and he latter transported for life. for similar offences to that she was charged with. It should seem that pecuniary di*tress, and a knowledge of the wny iu which the penams shove alluded to had gained the prise-money of 'certain deceased seamen laud ma indueed her to trr the same expedient, to ratom a wretched And fnieer.l to existence. la herdefeare she persisted in the story of her niers riaae to Thomas ltotten. nod said she had a letter in her posvessMn, wheii ap2rehended, written to her. by the deceased. and a more knish; letter was P"ver penned. but it had toren Wt or desire s :ell by those into whose hands it hod calico. The only thing she wits to I,l4ine in. she said, woo prevetitig a fabrieatei certietcwie, wilich she eotiles.‘ll tiniiett made fur her; but site was tohl she would not get the rite -rummy without it, and at l)tiinfries they kept no t egi.ter of mania ges. The JUDGE *Maas ed up with K reat huomuity, and the Jury, aftereon sultin .7 together fur some time, found a malice of CLERKENIVELL SESSIONS, Je■.l4. Joh"; CoNoss and Siepiten Pagewer, indictM frtr comp.racy, with toteut to deftsod ftiesArs. llmil dricL, Cr.ciritsakerA iu Long Acre, of varioog bllllll.l or moue!. Bailey, the first Witness, stated, that he was Cterk to Xlessrs. also gave run ployinvot toa number of HIVII in a great variety of brauches or chimes of tra4e. The Prisoner Col minis was foreman of the smiths. and Page was one of that class, a Etc-cutter. The NViti.eas every week received their ateouuts kom the forefront of the ollierent classes; it was iSeir business to make up a weekly account of the work of each class. A book pro:slowed to him rontaiised neekly accounts of the file-cotter's wont, ns so:mosed to have lieu done by Page ia the months of mite and July. ISO 7. The tootle of pro ling we", the account was weekly given hr Page, in his own hand writing, to Collins. and by Collins's) the Witness, and ass signed by them both. Upon the..e vouch ers of the work done, payments were made, by the Witness, by check upin one Irwitoc, sho k.-eps a p001i..-house in the neighbournood where the work oleo are paid. The %%lbws; remembered, that in the monthooof •Roil Jody, in the year lacq, the Messrs. Hionliittli were assorted with a large quantity of tiles they boil received from Binnino kaan, sod were not no want of any; dnrime that period oe bad uts knowledge of any work dune by Page, execet he his weekly accounts, as certified mtsl passed as ioionve. (liana his cross-examination Fe said, that Pa t, while in the employ of 'Wears. IFioolditch, marked at his own house, mid not on their premises t • tflotfor sometime before Mild after the months of Joint. a n d July, Pn, he had been colonised fur debt in Neogate, an.l than io couse quesoce of it, the work had been taken from hi:n, and given to a eau of the mutate of Browne, who bad worked molar bin. It was the hornless of Collins to send out the old riles to be re-cut, but be had not heard that otters of the workmen did so lama ion. William Dowling, a file-cutter, said, that early in the mouth of .ttigust, Dan, he had applied to COI iici for work, who said that he should have it, provided he branght it home regularly ; that they hal not load alley filet cut for the lust lox weeks, ex ctyt a lot a dat; or two before • because they hat! received a large cask oldies's, but voltiela.were oear le out, and th tt there were nearly five or six hun dred weie,ht to he re-cut. I Ipon his croo-etaini natio'', lie said, he could not be mistaken as to the time, at he had left working with Browne, above socittiotted, about the middle of June, and bad betio out of employment six weeks. F.:lward Browne, the next White's, a file-cutter, irai employed by Page, and his portlier caavekiinc, to cut files in the years 1806 and 1807, for Alessrs. aouldiurh ; that in his recount of work dole:, there was no sork charged from the tpth of May, to the tat of August icor ; he delirtred his accounts to Collins.. On the 3.1 of September, in that year, he was shears Collins's account bout.. By that it eppeared, that he had not only regularly charged for work done within the last menliotted period, but had also overcharged for the work which had been performed. 11l a conversation he had with Collius, the latter bid him not to mention that circumstance, if asked about it, but to ray he haul not kept ally iteconnts, and mold not tell how south the work came to. Ile never received from • Collins more than the 11011:13 charged in the RC vomit given in by hitn. lie dud no work iii the months of June and July, because the Messrs. lloullitch had a large parcel of files during that period. I/1 en this man's (MINIS-PM • t he was guilty of muck shuffling and preverication, by which, however, it appeared, that having been take', ;nto the service of Messrs. lioulditch, upon Page's confiiseinedf,• he haul afterwards been die 'barged to maks. room again fer the latter, upon his liiwnitimo, %volt*e the vecommendatiou mod in terft•-••enee of Collins, and that, in revenge for this tinplate .1 injury, h had disclosed the Caudill chariced to be corntatted by the two Defendants on cite Masora; Houltiitch. Ile also, with diffi culty, was brought to contras, that about five years ago, lie was worsting in Staffordshire, where, b"ing dctin.tect in stealing the property of his em ployers, be was admitted tomilist to escape prose cuiton. rie Defendants attempted to invalidate the te.thanoy of ti.:; last %Vance, by railing three or Saw witnesses who score to his ducats of revenge against the 11-feiulatatp, and saying he had sold the►p like brillocks as Smithfield. Tl►e Learned Cuataxaia, iat summing up to the Jury, observed tha•re was .no great stress to be laid upon the testimolty of Brewoc, further than they found ►t confirmed by other facts u► the case. The Jury ale!ilverateal for a cot►sNlerabtc tune to gether, sud :t last brought them in Guilty, but recommended them to the mercy of the Court, upon the groom! of the good character given by a suother of 1 1 / a filesses, cite had been called for that .purpose. • This day Ri7Ae►d Andrews was brought up by lint:Nis Corpus from Newgitte, to receive the at-al to-der of the Court. He hail been tried and con victed at a former Sessions for having obtained, under false pretetaces, noinv , y from a :11r. Davistna. but (lOWA. haviug beets sug-gested how far the evi dence aas iSullioirnt to sustain the intlictuteut, his sentence ass respite!. The CIVAIUMAN stated, that those doubts were now removed ; and atter expatiating on the euua► mity of ins offroce, procreated to pass the sentence of the Court upon hint, which was, that its con sith-ratims of the long eoutiotinent Ise hail ulrenaly tuidergosie, be should Inc confined for the space of two months in Hir Majesty's goal of Newgate, asst be then discharged. EarAL INTELUGANCE. FORMIOUTIi, JAW. 13. Arrived the Fisgord, Captain linitun ; Iphige- Mich Lninhert ; •nd the Mantes, Ilan. Coo. Walrlegrave tf. 4411111.) front the Eastward, where they have been titter, to n eeive their orders ; also, the dastard, Cain: Mntklaoil, from off lionlogne. Ensiled the Diligeotie ster n-ship, for 11'trsthvicit. J till. 13. Ariice;: the Brim:mach:l;llk ;4 etude, ( owl the Lola ,l/e/ri/k East ludianseti, from the DOWles. Sailed the litgard, and Primrose, with a fleet of traninats fur Spain. The 41 . iohe is expectril to sail to-tnorrow, with another ilea of transports, for Span.—Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH. JAM. 13. On Tuesday last a Court Niartial was held on looara the Select:lor del .iionde, Ito the trial of Caot. baker, his oRw ni awl e•ew, for the lose of the AiAer. Aft•r a full iiire+tiotion of the cir cutastancest the Court aamniiished Capt. Baker for not having a pilot on hoard; the u•e►s aucl crew were all acfp;ited. No au rival+ nor aaihngs yesterday or this cloy. JaN,l3. Arrived, an I It gaud Cit. the River. the Mwore.s Ray, from St. Kitts; and the Mary, Hunt, from Waterford. DFAf., JAN. 14. Sail.4l the natward-bound, &c. utitier convoy of the .11cxandria, fur Portsmouth.—Vilud N.H. DOYEN. JAN. 12. The brig .lava •Afaria Catharine, of and Loan imam, Nisi:hie, for i)iil . with a cargo at tea, sugar, it:lige. and v.krimis I • i of tuerclutillise, with a vivatity of arina, in th • fete Ole, in coining into hal hour, after lw.ing low:ions and eatiks, had inisfortitiwto stroke tlw I. 7 wr-lo mi. 11 which means she stave in her bns. and drive ro sea again ; she wits afterwards gm in ...4 repaired, NMI 'nearly . ready for sea, since which she appeared quite tight ; but, tart slight, from, wane utiforcseen cause, she sprung sleek, 41141 monk without the its-. ow.* bring e ven •wpeeteil ; every citation is nuw mitT4ing to get out her ea r,!n. FROM SATI:IIaIY GAZETTE. Jerfio , ', J.:l Tbe Duke et Cllre idt aged to eppoirat the 11, l'eter Wood, .1. Bof (••Arze, 011eirti. Whe sae of Ids Royal Higloieser dmatoit Whit, Na(, Jno. 13. This Fin! has befit plefseil to appoint the Rev. Airflowlee Seineio to too church aod parish of Letitia/lb, in the PN.I. - byte: ) of lir.rhin, awl 'sootily of Forfv, ~rot Ly tht death uf Nit. Juba T.iylois, late Slifii.ter there. MILITARY PNWOTIONS. IVcr•ftfce, ✓aw:w It, 1109. 43a Reitbead of Foot—Lirot..Getscral Sir Jobe Frame's CA. duck, Y.B. flow the 7:st Foot, to be CoMod, rice leerierol Smith, deceased 71st ditto---Lleetenant-General Francis floods, from tie 94th foot, to be Colonel, Mr, Sir John Crodock. 94th diito—Lieet.-Gencrol Jmoss Lord Forber, from the ad Gyring.* Danalied, to be Colonel, Tice Lisateuaut•General Dundee. 3,1 Gershon Bettalioo--Msjor-General RI who'd 11111, from the get♦ Feet, to be Caloric', rice Lord Furbvir. ./„,, 1.. 1 3feerecal ZAMAliehmentWit; tt:partqteuto If the To be Scrawl Assi,,i4rit.Si.rfromo.--Samnil (:ent --alio lsm% Mosilviult ay, (cut—Georg locr, Gest..-4alled Jan. 5, ►butt. • Admiral:y.oser, Jan. 19, Itton. Copy of at Letter from Itcae-ALttairal the Bus. dieAlexastler turbainie (: ontamotler in Chief of ltyjest ) 's Sidps suit essels at the Leeward Islands, I. Car Bun. W. W. Pule, filmed un beard the lk4kisk, at Barbadoes, Oc tober it, 'son. Sin—l inclose, for the information of the Lords Comm issioner' of the Admiralty, the copy of a let ter from Captain Sanders, of His Majesty's sloop Dellette, giving an account of his i!opturitig a large schooner privateer of seven guns, and ; - 0 men. I am, &c. ALEX. COCISBANE. His Majesty's Stoup &Ilene, at Ara, • WO Augest, fits-1 have the honour to inform you, that His IMitietity's sloop Uellette, under my command, has captured. after a chime of four hours, the French schooner privateer Conga:ice, timontiatu sevcii piss, (pierced for sixtetii.) with* complerutut of seventy men ; throe days from t:ityciiive. I have the honour to be, &e. (Sluing!) Cno. SANPrall. Boa. bar Alr.allaler Convene, K.B. r ii. Chaff. Extract of • biter hum Rrar-Atimirel Sir 11. In, Keats I.• Vaw-Adroiral Sir Jams* S:.uruanY, Bart. awl K.II. and h tiosolilleal to the Hon. W. W. i•idr, tinted uu board Hht :ittiesty's tiAtip the Superb, of buss. I have the honoar herewith to transmit a 'ctn.:. which has been addressed to Captain Sir Archibald Dickson, of the. Orion, by Captain 11arri., of the Miatiwt, reporting, to I the is.ipture, tattle island of Boraholut, of the Danish Cutter rivatter 7 -, ea, mounting ten gamy and with a corps of forty two men. Majeat,..'n Sinop Magnet, off Bui-nhohn, beertniwt 5, isms. • Sta-1 have to inform you, that cruising, iu *tie diencoto your orders, ! discovered at noun a cutter under Bornholm, and, by disguising His :Majesty's brig under wy command, succeeded la delimit% tier olf the land, when I chased, and came up with her at dusk. the north end of Bornholm bearing S.S.E. two miles. _ . . She is called the Pattlina, a Danish privateer, mounting ten guns, (four and eight-pounders,) and manned with forty-two men ; WWI Copenha gen twelve dada, and had not mode any capture; her guns, except three, were thrown overboard du ring the Omer. I have the honour to Iw, ate. Ciao. Montt& To Sir A.C. Dickson, Bart, Captain of His Mejesty's Ship Orion. Copy of n Letter from ( harks Gill, Esq. Commander of Fix NI tii..,t)•.filoop (►iisx, to the Huu. W. W. Pole, dated Hull iktinar, Jas. 10,11509. Sin—l beg leave to inform you. for the informa tion of any Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that on the morning of the Ist instent, at daylight, when in let. 153 deg. 30 • . from. 3 deg. we disco vered a strange brig on the Ice bow, standiug to the southward, oil which we made the private signal. She immediately skewed Mitch colours, and hove to, 310 if prepared fur ,bottle. We kept our wind until eight o'clnek, when, bring perfectly ri arty, we bore down, and brought her to close tiction. 'f lie enemy attempted several times to rake us. hut, front our superior sailing, we were enabled In foil every attempt. At hall past ten she .track her colours, being much cut up in her sails end rig ging, and having most of her guns disabled by the siiperior tire kept up by the Onyx, which, cousi. /tering the very heavy sea, displayed a cool and steady conduct, by far beyond any thing 1 could expect from in. young a siiip's court ally, and,useritir my warmest commendations. She proved to he the Dutch national brig Manly, formerly British, and captured by the Dutch in the river Ems. She mounts le I 8-peunder. carrimaties, uud fotir long brass 6-pounders, with a complement of 94 men ; commanded by Captain-Lieutenaut J. W. Ilene).- man, of the Dutch navy. I am happy to say our loss is mach more trifling than might be expected from so long and close a conflict. which can be only accounted fur by the very heavy sea rustling the whole of the time, having only three wounded, and the enemy bye Lilted and six wounded. I feel more pleasure in announcing her capture,. as she willed front the l'exel, in company with another brig, fur the sole purpose of 6141110)ing and iutercepting our trade with Heligoland. She has made one small capture from EurbJen, lade. with outs, supposed to be for Etiglatid. I beg leave to recommend to their Lordships' nosier my First Lienteneut. Mr. E. W. Gzrrett, who is an old and very deserving Officer, and to whose advice anffiassistaisee I feel much indebted ; also Mr. W. Trewren, the Second Lieretviumt, t. fru is a deserving good Officer, and to whine zeal and activity the service is much indebted. I cannot paw over in silence the assistance 1 received from Mr. G. D. Louis, Acting Master, whose exertions in mariceuvring the brig, so as to completely toll the enemy's sehenics to risks., eviiicerl a great dint play of professional skill. and whose contlact the whole of the time was highly .meritorious, is well nv that of Mr. Z. Webb, the purser, who volute. tveretl his services in the direction of the small-arni men and marines. 1 have. Ste. (SignerlL 4 CHAS. GILL. A list of tilled and wounded His klajoity's store (hiyx,_and the Dutch natioaal brig Mindy, daring the at:- tioa of the Ist /mousey, 1509. Onyx, to cur.. and 7:: smii.—None Idled ; Thomas Smith, era man, hadly womided ; James Haden, ki) slightly reminded; Jana,* Laugoorth, hey, badly wounded, *Mee dead. Manly, 16 zone mtd 94 lasen.-i-s killed mid 6 sonittled. (Signed) CHARLES GILL, Captada. Errata is TA• Csser te , of January, tool. la Lieutinimit-General S,r Julia runners first dispatch, pate is, iro;uUso 1. Lite. a and 9 from the bottom, fur Val saii a, rivet Valencia. la Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore's wend dispatch, page tr, column' I, line a, far seven squadrons, read souse •Swin'tto• In Lieutenant-General Lord Paget'a dispatch, :>a7!. ::;, column I, tine front the buttons, fur .lilivor digs ell, read Maine B.rgoidel. PARTNERSHIPS DPASOLVII,P. John Moettoek and Wlthain Murdock, et Oxford. street, Middlesex, chain inatinfactorers. Jaii. IJ, 194.19. Muses Harris., Roberta, and Julia Brook, of Little toaffiuu-kiii, timher-userehants. Dec. 30, Hogh Duslmorth, E lis Dueltirorth i , and Weary Ducla. worth, diesillcrs. Sept I, 1505. William Minim and Wm. Verdeithalin, of Whites-yard, Bnimissars.lene, eugararli.ters. H. Mader mud Wni. limier, of Bristol, salesmen Nov. es, tsar. Ells. Denson, Henry Rrilge, and Fran. Simpson, of Wap ping %Vali, Shoitaell oruci-rs. Uec. ,144 I 3.1.1. 11os. Clarialtee and Georze buck, of W intechopa, id .ll,ten, grocers, Jan. 9, 1309. Jot , . Lem:noir and Wm. 11. (;rit, of London. Joai 0,11109 Isaac Mineral and Jaws Voasc, of Laius.oamp,m-Huil, oine-nwrchants. Dec. Isar. G. Philips. rim. G. Philips, jou. and R. Williams, of °n twit-street, Middlesex, gleesome. Dec. 31, 114.31• Slaiy Sheldon, baseline's Sheldirs, and .!lea. Greco, of Nottisighain wine-noreksists. Jan. it, 1600. Edna. tir J. Schorr, and John Body, of Ply mouth, Heron, merchants. Jaw. 3. Inc!). Henry &mke, Abram Roberts Charles Brooke, and J. C. Bow., Bristol, iiirrehautin lire. 31, SSW.% R Conan, And. Coosa, Akx. Cowan, and James Cowan, of Glasgow, merchants. Jan.% 1509. Thomas stoat and C. M. Sharpe, of Alku-street, Clerlen well, :Middlesex, dyers. Sept. spe, inns. Thomas Foster and John Atkins Toyier, of Newport, Isle of M ight, plumbers. Dec. al, lava. Joscoh Aiwlt.vartl mid John Walton, of Halifax, Yu.k, eatiinet•tunker.. Lee. o, toss. Robert CI:,, kr, jest :ilailvfiNll/I,:regory, nod %VIII. CATIVO , ' ssf Leisesicr, WC. taus. Sant. M'Doirall mid C. Sl'Dowall, of Lcadenliall meet t, primi rs. Jan. IC, I 1.0.14. "I ttt as Gay ai..l Jon Drams, of Walsall, Stratford, gro cer, Nos. I tains. Ile iry kirl,mrd. aiiil of Stoarbridge, Muir.' vier, blarksmit Ms Der • it , isi.s... HANitt yrems ENLARGED. Will:sui Delon of lientomatreet, Russelospiare, • shopkeeper, from Jan. it, to Mardi 1, at ten, at Gist .11 .11, London. G It.lw,ngtoit and Alex. Remington, of Oxfortl-street, Mnklieu a , L.ilmiet•iwikeni, front Jii4i. 14, to January 19, at lea, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Samuel B aisti :la, of Idle, in the parish of Calverley, York, clothier, to sorrenrler, Jam 07, at five, Qt, Riot February PS, at eleven ; at the Sun lieu, At!orticys Mr. Jrvaow ktattua.Gartlen, Loados sail Mr. Cowley. tirsituni. • t - lfilliaw lierapson, of Liverp.aT, Lc wleter, nor-or. drakes, to soreouder,, Feb. e, 3, and at tuio:re, ill the George 11;ale. street, Loei pool. Atto.ooey:, Lover p.sol ; and Masses. Slit uuo io.diord-ruor, Lundou. Saiiiitifl Kinder, late of Nlanetirster, but row eif clothier, to sur.eniter, Jan. so, .11, 1201.1 Feb. es, at ele%eu, at the White Earl lint, Leicester. Attorne• j e, Mara. Jackson and Judd, stounforil Heary Jetrells, ur I::.lcutub.ite.; Is, Dorset, liety.ftraiwr, to sari et.ilt r,.1 an. ei , 41, Slid at tea, at Coital...ll, 'Loodou, Attorner, Mr. Samuel S)4l.tlal!, A a:ersgatc.stt t, Landau. . . Joint Birched, of Liverpool, butcher, to surrender. reb. 3,4, and 23, at 'ow!, rt lite Globe 'Cavern, Julot-,t.,, t. Liverpool. Attornis Mr. Wood., Liverpool ; Mr. oc Vtaeltitit,St. Mildie:Po-court, Pisoltry, Loudon. Williointilermaii, Bristol, I tler, at Kurrender, Jan. 27, es, and Feb. 95, at at the Tavern, triad. Alltilioys. Mr. James; Grii)*Y-iva.viptiore, Loodiru ; asd Mr. utoolic, 'lvory Budd 8, of Little Cltgirl-street, Westminster; to !flier, JIM. ttt, 26, end Feb. Its, at twelve, m (iitil.latt, London .tttoroeys, Mr.• Latkow, %lowlier/be-pi-ice I)octor's eotl4.llol., Tll,:nous Vessel, of Well street, parish of bt. 31ary-1.. tonatr, r, nels..q.ring-laanutacturte, in sarren.:• r, J an. 'Pi s net, una r at teal, nt Altuenvy. Mr. Pnwero,,lltnelcs-steret, tntram!i,k stitno,. F.Joarel feistier, of 1./..a•britlps, serrrnoltr. Jau. el, 411, stud Feb. 45, at tarter, as (;1:0., I i s Loaulon. Attorneys, Mixers. Tebbutt luta 1:1v1 VENDS. February 4. ItPujurum Bann, furaurrly of IfounelortrlN but .int.. of LA. .duu-sill, paws ttrvltti. at tordvu, at Gu.loluill London. February 4. Jolwills Nlidgley, of Leeds. York, poets., al too, at the Glube Tavern, Joicustria I.4erpool. February 2S. Edward Markin, of Noble street, Louden, sreliousenian, ac twilte, at Guild's-ill. ebsasary 4. Edward Coats, Thomas tlassry, and Jiweplit Ila:I, late or Hunsingiow, in the parish of Unrturuntusu. Ts brewer., at eleven, at tLe %I tutu Uatt lot., Burton-Moans-'f rent. Fein nary to. John Bartley, of Kendal, IV:stneuelatul, aline. stinker, at eleven, nt the t:ounsareial lois, Kendal. February Charles Durthtt, of C.sine, sireet-road, cileart., stunt...mason. at tryst London. February 4. Daniel Blown. of Trues, I:ilgate, Norwich, merchant, at owe, tt CuiWkalt, L4llllOll. February 4. Derry LtiU Harvey, of Tokruhowselerd, La*. don, and of !'reran-court, Dpper.strect, irliagtus , !did dlesex, broker, at twelve, at Guildhall, ebroary 4. Gilbert Bharat, late of Topsham, Devon, rope. maker, at our, at Guittiltail, Lumina. February in. .CLarnan Ives, of c•ntirlsail, Norklk. brewer, at eleven, at Guilt - Ulan, London. February 16. lobs I.oekwoo.l, of Letetuti, in the parlsb of Imecia, York, dealer and ehapman, at eleven, at the livar slot Garter inn, Leeds. Minch 7. John White of Crlver.:ntild:nt, , a, City-road, in the parish en' St. Lev:maul, Shoreditel., Aliddlrsen, chant, at eleven, rt Gutletgall, Iruontent, February 4. tutus ilridires Lb. yumuyiev, of )fortlidte, Sun my, tallow-chandirr, at ten, at Gaddhl.ll, London. February 4. Thomas Kiernan, of tlrers'iulsoi.upiare Mid ninley.SCriVPll(f, ses oat, at Guin 11ikell, L•1;013. Marell hennas SiideVetoo, of Liverpool, cottmunineu facturer, it tea, at the Globe Ta.ern;Juhu-stsert, laser- Poo • Jalltliary to. J• 111101 Mill., of Wood, within RanAlewortt, Yuri:, dyer, at eleven, at the Sias lon, Illtutrltesfre. lOwstaq 7. Janus Wilson and John Sallous, of Oxford street, klit:slLweit, leatises-,tiler., at ten, at Goildlia:l, Leaden. CERTIFICATES—Fran r it v 4. Robert Mottertiii of Wahalb StallarJ, fames Weston, 'WPM!. Mall, Miibtlesex, Jobu Pink, of GravramM, Kent, hum,- carve:.ter. Jeremiah Paraimmn of St. Kimmui's 90%1:41- wark, Surrey, bop. factnr. David Isaac. of Liverpoul. Julia Birth, now a late bf IhntiOrtua-Lnege, Laneitste:, cottut.-xvict,er. - Surnow or late of Beate/illy, I'lluntuoutlt, epee lulus twits Knight, late of Catnont:le-atreet, Bibitopswate strcet, I.oodott, curdy/sitter. Charles Vinod Aptli.47, late of Rotten, in Norlh America„ Irdt new of llrioixe-strrt r , 1131aekfr;:int, London, no n.loiot. 11:.iier Wows, of Heartby-place, rent-ruatl, Borouih of Soatliwatit, Surrey, lorautly-nietchant. SIKETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TU-1110111110W. IC ff. Hftry Matthews, Kest-street, surrey s baker . 3 to Jo -u Dania, bile of Sisk-side, bat maw of Yaws hall, le;:hte)it.ata - - .. - 3 10 J..l:a Bruce, awstor-taartner - - 3 Ii Jubu 1-',..0.(5, Norsellysleara itarrey, witse-weetehlot 3r' Jubu Gash, Pui ker's-row, itenauudsey, ViCiUli:•-: - 2 13 DIVIDEN W. Robert Munr, tisigisa:bu;;;R 7 u;sl-street, London, warehouseman • - - - - Joseph Dean, Wail hag-street, ohoiesate haen- draper - . - - - - William Ilaidenos, Patemotter-rove r Loudon, draper - - - - - - .h.lta Jaeub, latest Stratfur4, Essex, miller • - hones liteke ' Hultairs, umbrellaitinlier - - Robert Ds% llarealield, Sussex, collar maker • - George Orcluts.l, odierwire Geortm Tryon Ihellard, In-e of Cuprobigen.lmase, lo:atattes, vietissltrr - 1t illiam Augastua Doses, lute ut areser-elect, Guldea-mmars, au.lertalter - • - - IV z; limn Brims awl Jolla 1 oxen, temp-street. St. J.lacee, shoe-multers latiets Barclay, Okl London, merchant .friijAJohusnn, P lending hijrt-lard, Charles-street, Flottini.yarileii, cabinet maisnr Thiiitiaa t;ariluer,lthsireditch, lintierdi.ber Edn aril !ilurgaii. Noble-I'mo, *nisi twice.- Tbionias Dcarici: and Ilicbacl Fostrr, 1.i141.11P6t. 12 19 111 112 street, *bona, butyl keelora . - . 10 Geol ge Dulli,:4l, Yo.ok.butblov, Berosoliclar), Sur. ni, wool.earder . - . to Wtll.atai Alien, itiue,-road, Holborn, coact-rnarlaT HI CFA I IEICA'ILS. William Houghton, of Lierrpool, merchant. Thomas Lyou, of Lisernool, iiit,. 1..,,t . Jolla Leuatou the russtr, ref Nicho!iuullane, Liebe. broker. PRICE OF STOCIO, • rt Cent. Redn...l S per Cent. Consuls n • Der Cent • per Cent. Navy -• • 97)i Imu• Annuities a, 1.10) 1 India Sins k India howls s in pnsn. k:).4•l9quer Bills Camino"' fur T. RNLI, Stockinuicer, 4, Curultill„ sod 9, Chaeisk•rors. 1111,11'HIL On datunlay, at Cantle„- ph* e, most sincerely revettrci by her family sail ftictols. Lim Ellis, widow of the Ints M 7c , jor-Lienerai Ellis. of lic.inrsel., Worcestershire. Tastes-nay se'anight, ap .1 Cs, Mr. Gibson. of o.tithatn, grocer. He aecitiontall) scratch. el Lis tinter with w on Oil the previous Houtlay, which homiest en a ssolitro tit Son, and occasioned his de nth. _ HIGH WATER, THIS I)4Y, AT LONDON-SHIM:It Mures £4....5a1s EiNgt 51..41/11. - - - LONDON Whited by O. . tViII.V.ON, No J., _O l d Doosail-coort,t'asey-essuci, sail pu;:i..hall at Oat OW:s, No. is, Dad of St. tiers, . aurra. st r and. h J WWITF, of arose !h:.+—t au- fur this Papal ma teas 011ie,, peot pasdk *II be 4.4 •usitdrii • 1 I ~..