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lAR 6‘.I` . ERAL'S OFFICE, Greet t;corge Street, Aug. 15. 5'.')..,.;;5, HARNESS MAKERS. Amn OTHERS. A NUMBER ofSECOND-HAND SADDLES era COLLARS otep/ree, sad nil goad Cooditioat, with If ,Ft for 11..rses riusitioss its Pod C.rriees, ARE IE4NT'ED. 14.1 rho sooty hove smirk to disloat .j we/ rake a Tender thereof; a t 011 (tf , t, sire's:Hl the Noumea leach they u.tt .apply, and e„. Pekes at which .hey will fin-NIA thew. Cost 11, ,goon Saddles a di he &Tepid. Teaders to he 'seat, sealed unthisreard, to the nositary General, and en the Corer ti rate* " Tender, fur C 1 ASS ". Avg, Sec." EAST INDIA 11011 SR, Avg. 17, Ico4 . THE COURT 11DI R ECTORS el& UNITED COMPANY •f• ‘n , nctiANTs of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST-INDIES A.. he do , c.i Nader, Thee n 2narteely Geasrai Coat at the sail c, wpm", yin he held tier Hare iu Lcateahall .tree!, en IVedaeiday Ilea :6th 5,,,,,bee Jurt,at Licata o'Clach is t',e A,4t that al Ike Ana Croat, a Motica riff k twat. that Mr. lamer Itenry .00vlior, tote or the Mara, Civil Establiolatient, k perritted a rotorit with ki. Rook to bolie W11.(.1:1%1 RNMSAY, Sec. VICTUAL) ING-OFFICE, \,c 13, 11404 IE COMMISSIONERS for Viefir,oli,oz Xu rirl I; , :jeste'6 Nary do liereloo sire Nowt. this ou refold, tike 21st hay will At 1 ray to rectitc Tenders in WriiiwiT (weird of ), mid trrat w the following Articles, cis: ti,:de from Whole Meal, Five Thousand Sags, to be .Idivonrd is, Five Weeks. nor, N.t.n.dric.l Household, Two Thousand Mack,, to be sisionnos' t r•re•••• Weeks ; and • Basket Rru7 , ••, W to Wheat M'.tt, Twelve Hundred sock,, ;.r be (Nursed ~ a Fortiodht. TM. v k i t' t 6, 1 N - Jay eoportions, to Mt. rbiltalltv Storrs, et Deefavi; sod toe.. ;mut Cr;. k, nimr,q lilt / . Ms. . • N. It. N. Tentur, or J 11.1 4,./.t I eh rs, 5::r) Rage trill k noticed. C411111i14111111 .1 Ott C. ii mug \ • he Ike Seerht ec• y.. fteXr I will < 444 to env Trotter, t,t the Peter shell Olt er isarrie i. 4 1 orls et le, -th, or t' s' I Net 4r leered • A. So. e K ow 01 - /.1. on the stst•l ree.iegt, the llst insist. oar Ntrl. • the Meson rho fnak , s the Tr Aer, et Sept Pers. am 4.1 tAlbsil, attend... to •...ter Wax trued ;.r. VICTU ‘LLING-CYFFICF, Agra. 7, 1804 " 77 . COMMISSIONERS for Vsdemilmg Nr t Very do literate cite Vo,:rr, Thor on Wednor,oo, .0 . • • Il•ft they wilt tor rink, to erotica Tinder, , ei.ea:od trod, rich .404 r noos•ta r.ll do 4rtaoA• t' s4eil to4otit , • 4 ,•' 051.5,,,, k sk•••, • ifr•e•werst.i..e. Ch•rac, e• hera rijoill ;7 '04411e ; rod it...! Cork (.er^stii) &Ott, or Ittitola Hotter ~ 1 * eq... jakinrs, El, sSoSt k tern. rJiem Ni enc., froo r 1 a .1.1 n lht 3ark rl sr! .eolher, 180% inc'ot.re. Peke de!iottert f, a time to tame, u d!noom,te:t. into the IK teertev Stoc...rt 11e0forti, Poetioboolk,itti4 l'lirironth, et the r. •rpturr, t. k sootr.tiacel to lirrlt p.l 111111 .4111,1111 fro 111, 'parr or Sit 411 , ntAs r con the rospe , lar ih.firrni ; on, 14 be r.ajii, Rims, poyohlt trick Interest{ Moor; Dent aft( orolr. ikt C., fit i ns .1 the Contest , ' way he ...ra at the Sect-elope'. 0 : r .?, at tC. 01Ere, t,e Mt epplothe to ifr. John II Maths &worm Ile, the ace t Jai the - 14401.4 st Ceek. Re R win he hid w 4141 TIM' kr which the Pelee .I,d ha 4 r, blurted us ;reeds at 7.01(th, ar that 'holt hat k d,li, et, • Len/ lk: . 'w• Oar ielklt setae told I:th ISepteaher tent, rt., whirs the Penk ult • awl... the ft...ire t eerie Person ob. his BekaY,atttilAs, W thoker .I ' - , .. 4.111•17 - r .. 47 . „ •, 4:4 _. ry,.. 0. , • ,_ ii....% .... • , .. .ri. . . . • 'dr 1..?'1 , '" - • ri - • , !„ . MIDDLESEX ELECTION. N this Contest. Oft which d e p en d s , w h et h er i n I Enure the Eleetinn of a Me.rber of Parliament a, to 11"culed br the Voice of thine oh, photos the Eloctit• Fran chase, or still( W.I: of a Returning Offer; Solscri . toms it the Names of the Tre3lllferi. The Right Ifol RosERT fPF.NC:ne Nrivrty ti ‘RE TOWN7SHT.ND, Ewa. and .11)11N CA It TWR !GI I 1% Ego. ew a.•coont of the Mql4lctex election, ar. reC' .6 ed by Thomas 411.4 Co. ; Eftel/111, enhh. and Co. ; Lad btooke an 4 ln. ; Barnett, !loam Hhll , and Co. ; anJ Both, Chambers, and Co. R.nkers. MORE CAPITA!. PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. Three Tweree Thousand Pound Prises,. The.. Ter Thousand Pound Prix...a, Tht.e r , ..Th , svand Pound Pam ••,, No Prise Wu that. L.lO. 'f 'HE Attention of all Ranks of People are soli retd to the Scheme of the present GRAND STATE I.OTTIIIT. I*. .1 1 begots Dravong the !de%of NI JET MONTH, and euotaint a pawn porworit.o of CAPITAL PRIZES • r tsnall Nunalter of Ticket,. than al./ former Lotto, SCHEME. it., of Noe. rAue of each. Total raue. of t 90,000 are L ‘lO in,non coo 5.000 1 ',WO 1,000 4,000 ?.00 4, 0 40 100 (. 0 ,1 50 ^ 20 . 131,0 0' R.~~'~U 25,003 Ticket* L ;•,n,pon !' nn( the zn he dgentoon•-el coxior : -4 drawls 1.4 v / . I,ld .0 'lawn T,ciot , ~ nthb.% awn 1 0r..., th D4V et.t • 1 ,n Ticket, Ninth Day s )0 • 41.4 tyska Sine, at every Lotter) ()fee. r !FsEN 1 . P1:14.1. 171-16. IL ••91. (M.Ls kht h e 21. 7. 0 4 • 1444,1, . •• • .41. 13.. CJ I Sixt,enth.. 11. jo. 61. SATURDAY. AUG THATCHED-HOUSE TAVERN, tlith Asigust, 1804. AT a Meeting of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of the Metropolis and its nei:liboutlioad, held here this day, The Right lion. LORD ITAWICESBURY in the Chair; A Subscription vas entered into nailer the following head : We, the undersigned Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of the Mrtespolii and its neighbourhood, considering it to be the indispeusiole duty of every loyal subieft, at this important crisis, to forward, to the utmost of their power, the exertions of Glavernment in defence of our Country against the attempts of an in vail.ng Fnemy, da pminive and engage to provide and hold in reitfini ss for the Public Service, on the shorten notice, in event of Livalion, the nunil,cr of MAWS and Carriages, with Drivers and Harness, expreued opposite our respective Names, for the purpose of conveying Townie to the Army, and to supply the Driver s and Horses with Provision and Forage, sufficient at least for forty-eight hours from the tints of being called out. :ST 18, 180 t. This Day id publifieeL Brice 2s. 'I'HE CONDUCT and CIIARACUER of the IL LATE And PRESENT ADMINISTRATION CON SIDERED. By A NATIONAL OBSERVER Printer! for J Ginger, No 169, Piaui/Hy, Book,eller to Ilis120)A Highness the Prince of Wales. _ Where mav he had, An Accurate Detail of several important Political (keen. (once. that have taken place in FRAM since the Peace of Amiens. LAW JOURNAL The Nobil;tv, Clergy, and Gentry, are informed, that the Sob•erintion Paver will lay for Signature at the Thatched ' tome Tavern, in St. Jame-% lamer, from Ten to Three o'Clock, daily, and that the 131 ,, 1i.s of their Carriages will not he required, aaciraple and light !‘faehines for hanging on the Springs of the Carriagei subseraied, will be provided by Go vernment. AT an adjourned Meeting of FARMERS, COACH-MAStERs, JOB-MASTERS, WA GOON MASTERS, and OTHERS.heId This Day, at the GLOBE' TAVERN, in Fleet street, amembled for the purpose of offer ing' Government the command of Horses, Carriages, Drivers, &c. in also of actual leivaiion, to convey Troops, Stores, &e. to the Army. Mr. JOHN WILLAN in the Chair. ORIGINAL MS. OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COKE'S COMMFNTARY UPON LlTTiiiCot;i. This Day is published, in Bin. pric:! 25. 6d. No. XVIII for August, of THE LAW JOURNAL, To be continued Muntbly, upun an improved Plan. It was unanimously Resolved, That considering it to be the indispensable duty of every well-Wisher offs: rummy, at rt.-. iriportant crisis, to give the utmost prompt assistance tow rds forwarding the exertions of Government, that every Irma preiem would, on the shortest notice possible, fertii,li a I the llorss, Carriages, dr. he may have in his possession, or be able to command, and provide thrin with Provision and Forage sufficient for Ton ,eight Hour, consumption; and that they would immediately subscribe to a Paper Lid bef ire them by the Commimary General, the number of Horses, Carriaget, Drivers, &c. that it is rrob.ible they will be able to supply to case of nocieslty. Resolved. That as many individual:, concerned in the above profiasiens and other, having horses, or who. bunt the short notice given of this Meeting, have not attencierymt who are anxious toafford every potiiblitassistance,are informed thatßor Its are ripened He riot lung the Names of Periom who are willing to subscribe any 'Wilber of Mises, Carriages, A r. for the above essential service, and that some of the Committee will attend every DAV, fr. fts &Clock in the Morning till tint in the kherinion_,l. et . the Coach Of fi ces of the Rail and Mouth In I, Mull MUUtil Jijitet, and the Giblet, Cross, Cliaring.m. Is. ' R Avedi Meet, as by far the greater number of Coach Ifor employed in and about the Metr o p o lis are leis on Job, it mm ha very'amential to the public service that they should be broue t in eid theteof; the Job-MA.1.1.r present at this Me,-ting hat! , tterefore determined to authorise their em plovers VI make an .4. vof such Hnrsee, and to use their en. dua - ,our, to pravail small tithes Job-Masters to du the .auto. The MAW... of the Meeti•ig were unanionniidy voted to the Chairman. for his merit...nuns contuse in to,' bonness. Globe 'ravioli, Fleet-stmt, August 10. By J. P. SMITH, Esq. Of Grays Inn, Barrister at Law. This Number contains the Reports in the King's Bench in F.,4er Term--Ustra& o! New Afts-.Ati Acconut of the Original Ms. of Lord Chief Just:ce Carke's Commentary upon Littittnri, recently discovered in the Brit's!. MuNewt', with Rallies. am -lieview or New Law Boeks..•List of Bank ruids, Published lie %V Clarke and Sons, Pottug(al•str Inn ; to whom Communications for the td•tort may he ad_ teased, Port paid. Of wh , im alws mat• he had, the former Nuenhere..—No. XIX. •dl conuitt an Abstract of the New Stamp Act. This Day is published, by M. JONTAI, No. 1, Paternoster- MANSION HOUSE, • Li 'don, 9th ‘ogion, 1104 T a Nteetin7 of Nterclutits ai'J others held this Day, to consoler of the no at .die.tual rlttalll for givi:ryt y.,:iolitary prompt awastance to Government with NURSES, ')RIVERS, urd CARRIAGES, I .r tM porpese of Con , ..png Troops t . l the Army on the event so - I..swn The Right Hilo the LORD NI. •It ir the Chair. Re...deed, That it appears to lion aretti.:g to be of the l..ighr•t iiiinortance that GovernmentsaouW hay , . the most el fertual and certain Mein% ready prepared and arranged for qnrivering Troops to the Army with the greatest expedition In fi l e event of Invasion ; and not be compelled, at the non. •cent of nermary, to pre. unprep.onall Hors,' and Carriages for that most essential Service. Revolved. That a volunt.try Suhavintion he wow opened ri .., Dris., H o ne, a n d Carriav s, to be held at the coin runt iil' t;overn,netit, in the event uf Invasion. for tly. ter. expesus il in the preceding Retaliation, awl according to 1.. • [dais laid trAirre this 'Meeting by the Cotomirs-ary-tkiter 11. licsolve , l. That a Committee be now appointed for the purprw r f moat pmmptly and eff..ctually carrying into execution the Resolutions of this Moiling, and for making all the necessary arraligements relative thereto, and that the ; shall have power for eilling General Minting, of the Soho-fibers, when they may dent it nece.tiry, Gar aw.otaining the lugs or damage who'll the Suincribers may sustain in their ifor, e s or Carri. r e., and to add such Steinberg to the Committee as they eta. (hunk proper. R solved, That the followin: Dentlemen be the Committe: ir ea rry ing the Residuum's of th i• Meeting into effect The Right lion J. Peering, Mayor. Sir John Eimer, Knight. .1. Stalthuld. Esq. M P. Sir Charles Price, Rart Robert Ilankey, Esq. Giserrge Clark, Esq. Ald. William Box, Esq. Peter Free, Faro. Wood, Esq. Claud S. Hunter, E•q. 114 Duke Langdale, Esq. Peter Perehard, Esq. Md. Samuel Walker, Fart. Gonne Schuler, Esq.Alit. Wm. Browning, Esq. J...-ph Leon, El. H Snow Esq. John Stuart, Faq John Punley Kensington, Esq. Richard Lea, EN. .1. ‘taitland, Esq. M. P. I. Thornton, Esq. M.P. John Cooke, Esq The Committee give notice that they will attend at the Manstim•lioute daily, front Eleven to Three °rim*, for the /impose of rm.-nine Subs, ription , of Hones and Carriaget, and transacting other bettors', as directed by the General Mreting. roar. a wit and beautiful Edition of THE CONDUCT of the UNDERSTANDING. By 3OHN LOCK E , Esq. To GENTLEMEN ikt4D_ILADIF.S . WIIO JoR FM. COACH HORSES. NVIIEREAS all Persons having Horses and Clip., r'', have been called upon voluntarily to give ayyistaiir r to Government therewith, for the purpose: rt(rrrnvering Troop. to the Army ha the event of Invasion We, the andervegiuslJob-Mastert, willing awl ileorous of furtionine this Publie Serrire to the extent of our power, eon reivlng the Nobility arid Gentry to whom we have lett our ll:irycy, however 311X1011 , 110 promote this a nodal me.,„em, may ri m th u d, itoueel,es airthori.ed to make an efAn of the Hon.,' they have hired, will t the cosiiient of their Owners, do hereby declare oar full t 111111 t, that all our Customers, t i a,irig Doves .et Job from us, may viihrribe them in their OR.) Names, fir the Service aboveinentioned, provided the t:..acionen, under whole rare they are now placed, are amt wi!it thCf . l, Lad two days Forage. William Smith. Henry CANT. John Hall. Ann Mallard. Robert Vernon. Jolla, Wilkinson. Itarth Arlett David Wired!. ChAslos Cressy. Wills. Clerk. Sam Wmtbuah. John Newport. Thectwkoots. Wm. Elvin Thos. Deane. Gaunt and rider. John Kent. INK Mayen John White. Thos. Ahell. GerOfge Cate. Win. Rieke. John FORII4/11. Divided wider }leads. With - a fine Peru lit. Tile above is the ,:malle.t Edition eset publohed, being printed on a Nonpareil Type, in Royal 32inu. :nice 21 extra boards. Where may be had, A larger Edition of the above, with Life, Portrait, Ste. *lvo. 30 6d. hoards. A new and beentoul Union of (MI:GORY'. LEGACY to his DAUGHTER ; with an elegant Frontiapsoce. Price at. board>. An UNFORTUNATE MOITIER's ADVICE to her abortat DAUGHTERS. in a Letter to Mao Pennington. By the late L dv Pennington . FUNTENELLF:'s PLURALITY of WORLDS, or A•tro n•:ny fur the Ladies. Trice tr. Oil. boatels. • Dr. SIIAW. EDITION of LORD BACON', WORKS, arias several Farm n; and Engraving+, It vols. Print 31. 12s. bo:reis. The TRIAL of JOlllq PELTIER, EM. fora Libel against Hanokon Bonaparte, First einsul of the French Repiih'ic, at the Court of King's Kewch , Middlesex, en Monday the 11 , t of February, 1803, taken iit Short I land by Mr. Adams, and the Defence revised by Mr. Mackintosh. In a large thick relurtse Bvo. price Les. sawed. F.t.SHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToR Y. BROWN and COWAN (front Mr. tioby's' o at their S,..icintn; Warehouse, No. AI Strand, one duo' from Catherine Mr i.t, have "instantly urn Salt an E.xten.ive A-surtivent of neat BOON and SHOF.S, which being maiiu (adieuxd under their immediate inspetlion, presort], they will be fo mai, in point of Fashion, Durability, and Fitting, equal to those Bespoke at my other Yo u rs in London and in con• sequence use quick Sale, and receiving prompt Payment, are enabled to submit them at the understated very reduced Prices : I. 5. d. eilf Skin Hessian Boots • - IS 0 •p Malt Leather ditto - - 1• 0 16.ia Strap Jock*/ - - - 15 0 Dm° Military Ditto Th ree-q uartered - - 12 0 Cordovan Bones . . - - 5 0 Walking Shoes Strong ditto ditto - 0 9 6 Dress Shoes and Pumps --0 10 0 Spanish Leather ditto ditto - 010 6 N. E. Country Letters (post paid) duly attended tn. ° a' Chien's—one door from Catherinertrett. BY ItiLS MAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ANEW STOVE, which ha s t o b oas t o f an Im provement am-r before nicere.l to the Public. This Stove not eu'. p.srsesses all the modem improvements fir Economy an k:legance, but has the peculiarly desirable qua lity of pert: I security front those very melancholy accidents so freque..t n-aril of. The numberless instances of Coals flying being the occasion of the loess of many 13i11- or the lamentable instances of Children falling into the are, will ba obviated by this new and simple Invention. Another advai.tage is, that Children may be left in a room by themselves with the S•vee, and will not have it in their power to play with the firs, though they have the sight and benefit of it. Ms? be seen at Jowest's Ware Reams No 1114, Ff igh Hol b•rn, 4,, , ixesitv Southampton street, the ' PAtentee MAnu failano, BE PARTICULAR AS TI) THE lIOL'SE. ‘TENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA REDS, eIIAIR BEDS, AND EVEIIY OTHER KIND. THE ORIGINAL HOUSF. AND INVENTOR. rurnidiing Upholstery, and Cabinet RP Ware rooms and Manufactory, No 1 and 14, Cabe ,oreet A large assortment of articlet of the newest, nr Jost, &Omni economical Fa4hiotts, of well *taloned Ma ir and **genera Wutkinanahip, with saverid Improve ments BUTLER respectfully relies at, the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and in sinuations "mossed to him and counterfeiting his articles. It IS will known that BUTLER has owe Patents, cos for Tablet, the other for Ilieshiteads; the principle of the .hiss is applimble to almost all Kinds of Tablet, and is allowed to be a great iruieovement ; it renders them stun convenient for !louses, and midi more portable. The principle of the other is appli cable to must kinds of H•dsteads, as Four rata, Tent, Sofa, :nut Chair hods, which litter are singularly useful is s lo t each, when shut up, iiia:ces a handsome piece of furniture aS . g-room, Dies. a:c. The Tait Post and Tent Beds go together in all parts with bust, and arenited with much ease without the help of tools or tack!, or *ails in the furniture arid arc very port a ble. P ar t icu l ar k in d s o f the shove, adapted for Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and Doi Climates, also portable Chain , &c. KIITLEIt's Paoant Manufactures hare beep graciously patronised by the King. Quern, and Rota! Family, and ho noured by orders fo a m nu m b ers o f the Nohility and Gentry, amid have highly approved of in taw Led and WOW India ; the merit of the Articles has thus met with favourable en couragrneet, and fit( whir+ he returns hi. grateful ackuowledgs ments, and cannot hut tiotiat kind I melees of sortie other's who fix up large Sign Bawds, with sliTl.Est s WARM inscribed, which may help also to promote his litasinefos, or shtlidd it be. AL...hoed utlierw.4e, he, be the permission of Providmee, rase nufactures and wig his Superior Four.post and other Bud% ex ci 11-tit Di ing Tablet, and Cabin..t. .1% above, namely, Cattierineatn‘ t, eight Doris. Run :he Sum id, a Dricl:• front House, wh-re he has constructed r•veril T.ws and U ichinits Workiiie the sisal!, and has OfiI•TIRSO been at considerable /spinet to tiring them t. that utility arid degiee of pert..etme at which they now are. At the urn* place shay be bad every article An csm,detclit Furnishing House*. N. N. Fur limportattoit. '34 :-!, , 1.1 ` .. ; 1.11 • 4 1110 r . t i to ..• 4) t rtircs. ( PR 91-X 1-1111C1. SHAKSPEARE LOTTF.RY. F.ssits. BOYDEI.I, beg leave to acquaint Me Put die in geutial, and their Friends in ra:neut.ir, that the Tickets fnr the StIAKSPEARF. LOTTERY, /ries Three Gooseaa, with &themes of thn saki Lottery, are now ready for delivery, at the Shaloyeare Gallery, P. I4MaIl (whalt Pun:haters may view gratis); at Mews.. Boyd* No 90, Cheapside ; and at all the Lreeilied Lottery OlFees .in Great Britain and Ireland. Wfrom Twenty to 'Pliny Five Miles V. from London, In any Citinty, E-vic excel t-d, foe Two. * * Tbree Years certain, a IICAJSY: FURNISHED, with every Convenience for a small Ciente,' Family, wait front Twomey to Thirty Acres of Land. Letten addressed to Mr. Kerby, Bookseller, 190, Mier& street, will be attended to. ANiTED. a good plain COOK, f or a G e W in the Country ; also a FOOTMANtiIig with iiruleniable Chararter. frum their hut places. inquire of ND. Kerby, Nn. 190, Oxfued-street. LINENS. IN cmisequiphei - of the many complaints against Loren Cloths whitened by the chemical process, a (.4.11- 141 n. vr.i. formed in 1601, 'Of some of the first Bleachers in Ire Lunt, to supply the public in this Country with Cloths of • the lae , t Fabric rbleacliad in the old and usual method) at the wholesale Iri , h jukes. Their original plan it iuvariably Adhered to, six. T.i sell one piece, h-r . to t l aw ' A pier, to be sold at thr• what. -ale price ' k aeh piece ratisl, and no alLevation of p r im. All goodswarranted, and the money term nett if a fault appears. Then four-fourths and seven-m.4l'lth' Linens contain about twenty-tive yards emh piece. Their nine-eighths and nve-fourths Shectlngs contain about h(ty two yards each piece. Their *ia.iltartlis Sheeting, contain about thistrtwo yards each piece. ••• Cash as usual for Rank of 10-l And Notes. J O'BKIVN, %gent to the Company. Removad from Grear K ossell-strect„ to \o. 4, Illoosnabany square, uzar halt and Southampton-sheets, leading to H. INSOLVF.NT3. LIST or PRISONERS WMO rituroSE TO TaILS TVS ll.Ntrir or THE LATE Ono Lyric !. KT/ [Continued from our Paper of Tue.d.”.] PRISONERS t.o the FLEEI FIIST Ntri !Ct. Richar4 Whalley Watteau, I..rnterly of Elltotronaw, Saint George', and late of Sutton, both in the coknti aE Surrey, gentleman. Miry Saiinder.„ formerly of Wtlrmes Place, (-haring Cr..sn, and late of Beak :treet, Goldrutscitiaie, both in the enmity of htiddlesex, millin r. Th.inas 11Jbtes, formerly of Luther-lane, FU,:borri, aml late of Ltquorpsithstteet, Leather lane, Hulce, 1, both the e otntv of Middlesex, watch kosher, Esther C.audell, fo . rinerly of Shoe-lane, snd late of the Old Bailey, both in the city of London, linen dre•44. fussterly of Doz row, Bethnal Green, 11 , 14 late of Pritic,s-row, Whitechapel Road, Loth tha county of htidilles.r. , :, Pour ami corn dealer. Watson Haswell, forrre,rlv of Chapel-street, T.atenharn Court Road, and lat.r of St. Joliii's-.,quare, Clerk•-norell, b:Ali in the county of Mckllcies!, calico, and paper maker William Elkins, late of Clxfuol•,trct, in the county of Middlesex, bookseller. James DmugLa., formerly of W4:.ed-street, Simers.tnwn, and late of Mansfield place, Kentish•t b 411 iii the county of Middl..s”t, .kiiiiier and coal-merchant. Lawrence Gwen, formerly of No to, tValcot-phice, I.im beth, and late of N 0.33, Waloat-place, Lambeth, M,W in the county of Surrey, colourman, arren.d be the tiame of La crnn Cowhen. Samuel Shergold, formerly of Lincoln't inn, and late of Twickenham common, both in the county of Millifiebex, gen tleman. William Durham, formerly of East Sheen, and late of Rich mond, huh in the county of Surrey, carpeote-. Thomas Thomas, lets of No 3, Streatham street, Blooms bury, in the counts of Middlesex, li...weakr and goldsmith. Joseph Griffith., late of Womester str.ret, in the pariah of Saint Saviour's, Southwark, hatter. Louis Chateaurieuf, late of New.cmirt, Crn'ched friars, in the eds. of London, and before of Boliartermtreet, Si. Wry- Ls-bonne, merchant. Theo'rald Shiel, formerly of Warren-street, Fitaroy-squar., and late of Nortititinbetland.street, in the Strand, bads in the eotmty of Midd'esex, gentleman. John Whiter, late of Grecufield-street, Whitechapel, in tin . county of Michllrsex, ship actin. Richard Wctenhall, formerly of St. James's Place, and late of St. Jartiees-4 cm, in the parish of St. James's, both in the county of 'Middlesex, stockbroker. _ . Charlet Palmer, tato of the town of Cambrirtm, butcher. Ann Ismunger, formerly of Pantou.square, Il ty Market, 31111 lat.: of Janmawtreet, Covent Garden, both in the county of IWAJles,x, milliner and dreli maker. htoiri. Ann yltreys, formerly or Lnthbury, and late of Drs.' taff lane s both in the city of London, warelsotbernan. Nicholar Noscaweis, formerly of Vortiturt•str,t, Portman. square, in the county of Ntid and late of Kaur.g.ite, in the county of Kent, Lim David Wynne, formerly of Fleet Market, and laic of New • gate-street, both in the city of London, hatter. John Cook, fiiroactly of St. tioorge's kon , KM/lie:ton. and Lite of Nn. 1111, Edgeoate Road, both in the county of Middle. s-o, green grocer. hiessosso, furtnedy of Na”lon sonar', in the city of T.onditi, and lat. of St. Ago, Piece, Finsbury-square, in the CUL, .tv of Ifuldiessot, .• _ _ John Payne, late of john it rert , Tottenham Court Rad, and afterwards r fMartnadtak Stre..t, St tileorge's in the East, both in the county Mtdd tentx, baiter. William Ihckte, formerly and late of the Strand, in the prs einet of the Savoy, au.l county of NI staties.n. 1)00 Read, Gingerly of the Haymarket, mid late of PA( 3,1 .11, both in the patish of M. Jamas, in the miantr of Mistdlc le,: cm , perpl rte printer Tim/has Palatell, of Holborn, in the pariah of Sa.nt. An. draw, in the county of Middlesex, clunaney picas an 4 tom poUtant 0111•11 I, nt maker. Thomas formed.. of Swallow %tree*, in the perish of Saint Jamet, W.-emin.ter, and lat.. -4 IVardnur st..et, 141 the pwri.l l of Saint %tin, SAO, in the county of Middlesey tee.' hinet maker. William Rotscr. krmette of Wedseek et , et, ❑nd Ws of. King greet, ',nth in the pant& of Saint slaty h bonne, in the Arint Middlesex. lining. en tenter, forthedv of Church mw, etcher. and Ice of alib .trout, Cneptegate IVitknet, trout in the Cite of London, butcher aid Viaham Lle. d , formerlr o Snow 1-:n,and lair of the a y;a Baguio, Baio.i , court, N.wptc street , twth ui the cry or S..n. H•slineld, hirnierly of Artillery lane, Rishornato atre•t, in the city of Loudon, and Lite of the Curtain road s hi...cf . ...1d5, in the county of kliddlerez, wat c h nv i tc rr . late of Wilton Meet, in the city of Leo• f ..ther WC,lt.ttn Pic* the younger, late. of Webber vow, Seta t.,1,14, in the en•nmy of Surrey, fnogc.eaofictusur. ~ To be cost.nued.)