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i ititth trivulk cer.5: , t1.1 et th lid and I sat regiments of the but belonging to La grand's division. General Walther charged the Russians with his brigade of dragoons, and took 300 taisoners. General Laplanche Mertiees brigade of grena diers distinguished themselves. Were it not hr the night, nothing would have escaped. There were fre quent :ducts with the bayonet. Some battalions of Russian grenadiers sheaved great intrepidity. Gene ral Oudinot Wit; wounded. His two Aides-de-Camp, nernangeot and Latinate, were also wounded by his side. General Outburst's wound will prevent him from serving for a fortnight. In the mean time, the Emperor wishing to give the grenadiers a mark of his esteem, has given the command of them to Ge neral Matte. The Emperor advanced his head quarters to Znaim on the 17th, at three o'clock. The roar-guard of the Russians were obliged to leave their sick at Znaim, *here we found a considerable quantity of !tour and oats. The Russians retreated towards Brunn, and out advanced guard pursued them half way, bite Me Emperor invin: ltarartl that the Emperor of Austria was titere, sashed to girt a pro,' of retpdi for that Prinne, AND HALT'S) THE IV& Annexed is the capitulation of the fort of Kuff stein, taken by the Bavarians. General Baraguay D'Hilliers made an incursion into &Jimmie as far is Pilsen, and obliged the ene my to quit his position. He took some magazines, and fulfilled tke °Neel of his mission. The dis mounted dragoons rtpidly passed over the moun taLls, covered with ice and fir-trees, which separate Bohemia from Bavaria. It is not possible to form an idea of the horror which the Russians have created in Islet-atria. In retreating, they set fire to the finest villages. and they murder the peasantry. In consequence, the in. habitants f-el easy when they fin' , hat they remove They exclaim, • Our enemies have left us ' In speaking of them, they charaa.trise them as barba- TMIIII who have brought ruin upon them This does net apply to the Oili7ers, who are, in goneral, quite different from the soldiers. Many •of tisem are of distinguished merit ; but the soldiers are guided by a savage instind unknown in European armies. When the inhabitants ot Austria, Moras:a, and Bohemia, are asked whether y love their Em peror ? they answer, We did love him ; but how should we co•ttinue to love him ? He has brought down the Russian;.' It WAS reporte I at Vienna, that the Russians had defeated the French army. `and that they were marehittg towards Vienna. A woman cried out in the streets, " The French are beaten, and there are the Rua;.sns.' The alarm was general; car and stupefadtinn yreva:led in Vietala. B.t.;;i'd result ot the pernicious councils of Cobentzel, Col- Imedo, and Lambert; ; therefore, these men ass detested by the nation, and the Etcperew •tf Austria can never recovr :he confidence ■nJ love of his alibied% without sacrificing them. to the public hate. and one day, sooner or l iter, this must happen. [The Capitulation of Kuffstein follows, as given in a former Paper 3 SEVENTIi BULLETIN OF Till ARMY IF ITALY. Httad-Qu.rtert 9 (I , ,ri&x, 17th 71uN. Tht enemy, after having abandoned to us the barks of the Tagliamenr. retreated towards Palma Minya. They did not atten.pt to defend that town, wh.ch they m;ght have done with advantage ; aid we were not able in come up with their last posts, before we had advanced some miles beyond it. Some tiilliiig skirmishes took place, in which we took a few prisoners. On the 15th, the army was formed in two co himns. and advanced towards the linnzo. The ad vanced guard, under the orders of General Es pagne. entered GI adisca, two hours before night fall, after a feeble resistance on the past of the Austrians. The horse chasseurs then ascended the right bank of the river, to get to Gorizia. and era.'s division established itself at the same time at sagrado on the lett bank. On the next day, the divisions of Molitor, Garianne, and Partuneaux. marched by the right bank of the Isonzo, with an intention of passing the river below Gorizia; but the bridge of boats not being arrived, they could not pass the river at that point. The divisions of Seras and Dolmens* marched, so their side, towards Robin and Sarni's., 1 heir advanced posts followed close at the heels of the enemy. There was an engagement, at the close of which the enemy's cavalry '4ll back in the greatest disorder; their artillery escaped on account of the v . -gni; we pushed them wider the walls of Gorizia. 'it Cominstider-in-Chief made his dispositions for a ~ ...oral attack on the morning of the I l'th, but tLe ustri4ns would not risk it. they availed them ac:s of the night to hasten their retreat. Gene. rai Esiiagne pursues them with the cavalry and light infantry ; he bas orders to drive them before him to lasybr7b. The army has taken a position beyond the loni ses; three hundred fresh misoners have been just brought in, and ev.ry minute we see others attrle. The magsaisms established at Udina and Palesa Neuss* have tarn into oar hands. rue Commander in-Chief praises the continued aaivity of the army ; they support. joyfully and Itoorageoissly, the fatigue and privations inseparsible from so rapid a march. It is a testimony which be is ham to transmit to His Majesty the Empt iest and King. peals, soy. V. Yesterday an eztral from the Bulletin of the Grand Army *As read in all the theatres of the Ca pital, and every where proitucasi the most striking maths of general joy and enthusiasm. • day, since the dawn, sepeated discharges of artillery were heard throtigliout the town The theatre% were open to tne public, who rushed in crowds to them. They seized with eagerness all ' she allusions occurring in the different pieces, to ter.- Iffy their attachment it, and admiration of the Em peror. !his evening all the town is illuminated. vicvN nor. 19. &nee the day that His Majest r the Emperor of thc French left Schoenbronn. }lts F=cellency the atii.y,ster . .Sectetary of State, has taken up his mi . ki14441 1 4:50 . .-. Nil Excellency M. Ta ll eyrand Peri ..,4l4.lhiliites for Foreign Affairs, .irs,ved here 40qt: 0 . 11 %4*W:itch. Daviniat has his JranNAtiAll:bfr& IL A `' , R%NKRUPTCY ENLARGID. Andrew Sto.ther, .f..kcnhott4e.yard, Id.odrrt, hall-factor and wareatouaeteatt, from Ilcceniser 24, to January 7, at ten, at 11ANKRUPTCY SUPFRSF.IIIF.D. Richard Lincoln, ni Yualonl, tit the county of Suff,lk, brandy-mexhant e dealer and *batman. RANK kurrs. _ _ pt•nr • tlents:ey, of Great Currn street, Roseeneritove. the - 0u ,1, 1 of hiritilotest, babel, dea'ar and ehopmen, to tar renoer, Ikermlw , 17, ‘4l, and 'wow, at ten, at London. Atro.ners, Motors. Vinteut 'ad thetas., 11.rlfe-d• street. Pardterdequire kooia3 rise elder, late of Meningtree, in the county of Err.rer, Se..korper aald tole, to sarreoller, Decem ber 19, ,3, and Terri,' 21, at ei-tenoche totes* of WI; 41111 Lueeck., cm:monis diet or knew .1 .1 the worm re.r of the Coach and !forte ~u Ipsw.eii, in the ertu•rtv of Stifulk. tom es% Messrs. I'. a 1.1 veil, Clay's-Inn, London ; and Mr .1 aicanin, .•sui .1, Abee..n Mi 1, ra; in inn cite of London, lewd's', to •oneorir . , iiecember 17, 21. arol Jeouary 31, at ten, at Guildhall A •agneye Mews 1,4116 , 1t0n sod i { •.1, Sawn disties-sufee, Orng'r-Bench Juhn Green, of Bela 1,..e.,41 ,"e, in the ro u ,,sy yo r k , cotton spottier, dea*.et an;l diapason, to suttentlit a Uscesaheo „t.; ru. On Saturday , last, at h s 4,,use, in the Strand, the Lady of John Idle. Esq of a soil. MARRIAGES. lln Th:irstlay but, Air John Cooningham, of f.omt.arl• street, to Mrs Aim Ho wos. elde , t Jai:Otter of Mr. John Hooss. of Whit.. 1.130 court. Birchin Yo•terday, at St M.ty.ls-Brine Church, Williao Dorian, isq. of PolIV:/11 Palk, to 11tu 6gouw, el 1111“ 11.1 , 1111ter of 1,11.4 Robert Screen,. in!' WATc..R. THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDIiF.. Mori... I min. after 6. I Even .... 29 min. aft, 6 By LF.IGH and S. SOTHEIIY, Rool.O.ers, At their Herne, No. 141, Strand, opionite r., Cath , -rine-etreet, on MONDAY NEXT, toad Four follotriog AVBRY considerable Portion of an ELE GANT and V \ LUABI.E LIBRARY. the pro;.e•ty et a Col wow, eNii .ent for his refined roue The wleig Col lection is iii the mos , elegant and splendid condition. To be •ierred on Thor-lay, D.wernber 111, to the time of Sale. Catallgoes (prier tie ) to be had at the place of gale ; Mr. Cooke, Darned; and Mr. Deigliton, Cambridge. Ry Mr. JAMES DENEW, Iv nidar rif the Executon, at hii Auction Nonni, Charles-atreet, Re,ke:.y square, THIS DAY, and To-morrow, at Twelve o'Cliick, THE Fashionable HOUSEHOI.I3 FURN TURF. Lege pier chimney 'twee and Mirrors, grand ptino torte, an exteninir e of French porcelain., a small quantity .•t very hire woe., in Claret., Pert, .iral Madeira, i•nne pecoliaily ehJiee titt S erry, •an nines of Port in the wood, and oth e r ett e cu ,if a Gent. ,n•ceilied; er.riii • ref tout.pnat, aim, field. and pre s s.4l , tendr, web cotton and tithe• furniture., usattraraes, and beddti,g, malaigany ward che.te of dr,overs, 'rwkr3se• and sacra. dtaiwiiivrieim %intent window cunaint, chain and s o g,s, seta of c..rd. lota, iimbroice, and dewing tatiles, patirior chain, capital ndutaard norunted in or mat,,; diming tables, on pil lar. and claw., Large Turkey and &insets carpets, and kitchen The furniture to be I:esied, and catalnritei arid ,ample. of tte. wine may la i ad, till the ralc p at the Auction Room, Chateau:co, SorkAtrollui"" • m 7 SALES BY AucTioNr, OLD' PAY-OFFICF., RRt TAD STREET, NEAR Ti' RUli AL EXt. I SAN'; E. Yl %Or A%filll. At GIIMIWiw . s. tie 1 , " Y, 1)- . !U. T •olve u•Ch, . • AN A tiSOLU rE itrAbasioN, thy ,ir !.1 of J G and ae....1 ;Aeon& 70 aid Ir:doable FR ELM ild) ' , STATE, cqo 14 • 0 1,1 to-()fic , ,c. A Wang An Otte! . of r„. pme.rueot< . , between Wt. clte.te.“t ,et 3.. d l)1 1 Rawl-street, near the korai F zehange an* I,t ateotitt t tog to ahem 1,0401. p er *no , mail .4444 es t .ble r f 0.,1 impovearist. Po be viewtl, *Alt leave of the tenants, and particohn nail o rec ,,,h og tie .ale , at GArriviray's; and of Mr. S:-. 'a t Nu 64, W.-. ol.etre,t. Royal Etteh.l REVERsIJM Tv tsTATEs. IN Tin DU Rif AM. U ~s ..... Ay Mr At Guraway's. csa FRILIAV. !len. VG at Twelve o'C!o.^:., b tool:, or the A.a.rtee. of Mo. Joh; K,b trt Andw...o, 1 ,. M hvo an ace!otable ruler n. inade in Ike NMI,' tone by Private Lontrad. • 'NNE ESTATE and INTEREST of the said A in and to several FRE1.1110:.1) and LEASK. 'KAM I—ti CATES in the County and near the City or in, COlaleriallog about 466 acres, at Sailli'4l. 10 /MI pittk . SCIi1101; Casson, it, the parkh or Kelloe; ape ot the parish of Pettinchano Hall Garth. Ilse present 1..1.14 aktionated at 1931 per aon . _ ro tv vi •• • 1 to der., preceding the Ulf, mn4 then had ot M.stes. Greg..n and kiet,tt court. For4gruerton.street; also “4 the etiaters th• N.-e, L. 1,411de and York Ner.iMi at Gamma) . .. mut k! Mr S4l No 64, Itroat-acct, Royal Kaiihar/: MANuRS AND ESTATES, SIDIDCESEE. Me ,MITH. At Gaurawo's on FRIDAY, ',comfier go, 12 o'c'orlr, rilf-IF. MA NORS of BROMLEY k POrLAK, 4 with Co u rts Leet ant &vit. high t<:.l Fl3l, 14, Fe 11.% a tUe will 0: the Lord, and et a ai C via .14 Estates; 0, sent f in , .joy•tents amount to I ltfi. I,er a iiiiii m, of co.ts,dm4s:e improve 'lent , and a i',0 1 ,4.1 Hook. au I GAPI,II .11 R.,lcio h o d'roe, ft:ar 1...00, to t.te 0ccu , 04.0 of 114,. Thom., Cole. To Ix: virw .41, wit.. leave of the tanante, mid partiesdars had I , da.s previous tattle sale, ofJoh I - I , vgarth, E.aq Stap:o-lan, at Liariawat's ; and of Mr.tiniitlt, No. tilt, kit .d-stiget. iRk.EHULU RESIDENCE, AND LAND, CMG tV ES X. Bs Mr. smrri 1, At Cutaway's, on FRIDAY. Dei.oooer 20, at I° o'clock, A very tiesirat.ble FREEHOLD EST ITE, can.. prising a chentiii Residence , at C , igwelt, Wad.foto br:dge and Abridge, 11 antes from Louduu in in. cutlery of Es The Howie contains airy bed chan:beta, roans and closets, a dining-roan, 14 say IA and b,:eaktist-parlour, su table *Niched offices. Inc son, rt water, ard dry cellaring stand.tig for .a careargei, 9 horse., ham ' cow-house , and out - budd ing, ; with a timildilds tut, in front ofthe high road, tore- , curt, and productive kitcdyri garden, &chard, and 2 rich paddocks adjoining,conutioing (eater ah , ad 6 acre.. To be el steed 6 days precodare the salt, ours tickets, which, with particu are, rims then tie had of Mr. Smith, N 0.12.!, Brad ate-et, near the Royal Esc-lung,. r .,,i.ciaLirs W.., at tt• Great Man, Laytunatoon:; kagle , Soaresbrooit; AbroJige ; and at Voirraeray's. BASINGSTOKE CANAL ',HARM 161 r. SMITH, . . . Btf the major pest of the C•nrilibsioae rs newel ie a Caw uf Itinkrupt award ..gatn.t JAMES *ER. of Richmond I lin, in the Cuni.ty of Surrey, Viauello, at Guildhall, London, Ull SATURDAY. Dec. 2i, at Ten etnrit itteeisele, QM SHARES of 1001. each, in the BASING- S COKE CANAL NAVIGATION, and Ott!. WAN e secured un the setae concern. Paiticulare may in had six days premises to the sale, of Mr. Jitmt, Solicitnr,Carpentei,'4l.4l. London-wall ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 6d. lime I-street, Eite';ance. SPACIOUS bizat:Am•rmr. itkstueNcs, DE.vos: SIIIRt-QUARE• iy Mr Slll . lli. At Conaway, earl,. in JANtIA Y NFX r. A SPACL')US SOltantial ItEil34:sl%.:E, cos. 1 - 11 veineut for Rn?al Fscoanrs and Puddle tt:hee., No. 3. U.v.usokhne min re, with two aount,og h 011.84, a <.-parate ea trane.-, rity bed-chs.nbas,, two eleolut d-r•isei too ist4 I.l4in g loons, and st3ttragr marb'e chimney-Owe. ; ouva, rO4/1116, suotahle °fleet, water clowr, near, and r 1 • , C.l.* etlidrllll P&K of the Pranti in are li4et .104 I .:1* , the le onamder Leasehold, t,, alout Ninety 'it.,., at jut. •,,ee Ans. T.. he cussed sou days pre,• , ti:ll the Sale, 11 , 11111 l nrintei Parlit . tdart may bo had on .he P:e. a• Garrawa,'s, sod of Mr Smolt, No C 2, Bend *treat, n ..ar the Royal Esc. Ch uter. WIN,S, HUUSEHOLD EUR:OPURE, ELE. 01 ,, kN r ORGAN CLUCK. BY RALL,TuN, 4 0 .11i14, uRGkS, PI , IWa•FURTE. PAINTINGS. A's° OTHER EFFEC: PS. GitE.AT QUEEN-h LINCOLN'..ISN F" LDS Br PETER LUNE, RURRELL, mid FOSTER. Br Order .t the Committee for onutucting the late C 'cried rst the Fieen.a.onir Tavern, on the Premiere. 'ln Gres Que-e-stteet, Linenlreb-Inn fields, 34juinieg, and • A part • the said 't atom s THIS DAY, and To-enarsill, at ten.., 'I I HE Valuable STOCK of Genuine WINES; A tentesting ur Down of Old Port, Sherry, Ma le:re, Cia:.‘, Ci.:inipaigne, and other Winer, in Dorn:. The Perritur • co.-Indies foin.pust bedateadis, rich chin , * hangings, gnnd lied, and bedding, wardrobes, drawers, hand. sonic drawing r rem curtains, Obese chain, jar** saoll and enta melted. with ceahions and eases, mhd card, pier, and rem br.•lre ta , nos. net of di .161 g-table. sinebuard, glasses, carpets. table-cli.ck, kitchen furiii•ure, and ..then ~rrietee, The Fiir&itsre may be ,lured, and the Wines taqed. t the sate ; when Catalogue* may be ben on the Pie Mr Eros, Sulictur, No. 9. Chanel 'weft, Bergin Aid of Mean hi" Cote, Illusrell and Fodor, ahrogotioatora. street, Pal' Mall, I. :i:rl+R v. . ~t ~~T FROM TKE AMAW ;7 I COR LS PON DENTEK • }germ bot I'J. Tiosrocts Or 110118P416, NOV. 40. . _ On the 1701, the Archduke Ferdinand attacked the French General Barag.lay D'Hilliers. at Pilsen, and compelled him to retteat ; so that th^ lmperia' advanced posts have again advanced to Waldmun chen, in the Upper Palatinate. We are a. yet on acquainted with the loss on either side. The Arch duke Ferdisand's corps now consists of twenty thou sand men. The French are retreating towards Stress biagen. PRAWUZ, NOV. 90. The Imperial family are still at Oirautz, but in tend to remove their residence to Troppau. The Emperor Alexander is on his return to St. Petersburgh, but he will first visit the Russian arrays to animate their valour with his presence. Count liaugwitz, the Prussian Minister, has ar rived at the place of his destination. tRLIN, soy. 26. The march of this garrison, with His ?Cray, for the army, is spoken of as An event near at hand. it NOV CR, NOV. 26. The English recruiting service, under General Franz, sucereds beyond expe:tatioo l'he nisr.iber of twelve thousand, to which this service will be hunted, fo► the present, will soon bp comphie. The re cruits are sent to the English headoltiarters at Srade, and there recei►e Al ms and clothing. The Hanoverian Administration have been he. noured with His Britannic Majesty's approbat;on of their cundriet, while the EleCtorate was occupied by the French. PROCLAMATION ADDRESSED TO TILE INHAEITAATE OF THE ELECTORATE , "1 George Don, Lieutenant-General in the service of his Majesty of toe United Kittg,loms of lire;.: Britain and Ireland, Coutnauder in Chief of a C4np3 of British Truops upon the Continent, hold it for my first duty,. upon my arrival is Nlajestv's German States, to make known a 1.1 declare hereby to the inhabitants of the Dec t..:rat• of I lanover, that th. principal object of the troops I have vie lionunr to commune', is to effect the evacuation of his Majesty's Cr %nen States, and to undertake the de kite.: same, against the enemy. r• Toe well kn)wi tdsoi di .e Oi fh.! troops under my command, is to tilt best assurance or their ato-sl con duct t ,wards thr sittiec.• or tut it lawful Sot\ eign t but, corstrar, to out shoutsi any welbgrotinJed tint .lain[ be brought before me, I stall invesiipte its eitt-nts with impartality, and mon :y the saute acciiplingly n,•iiottt delay •• His Britannia Majesty, nu? 6 t-ci..tis Su%ereign, is eoLvineed.... his 'Attired Gcrinan will receive his trope in ort must friei.tilv manner : 1, titerefore, iu nis Majesty's name, sod to ' his express command, invite percins, whoseeiteumstanees will p..rintt, to enter bito the military senate, those who nave previous :: betongi.:l' to the Ilaanweri arinv.—l in v theal, w,tioilt delay .to jo:o the British staid:rad, whre I shah insure to than attached in his Majests.'s German I.,egitm. With our forces dins united, At. shill; then unwise a check to the ontamful Lipton& of the c•ie my ; and we may thins tit: reckon upno the grid consevences of nur 'r-in? :smal with the justice of our cause, it , beholf of our King and our Country. " Given at Stadt, Net. 20, tuns GEORIIE 1)011. Lieut.-Gretna." NATAL IN rEt•LIG. rowessermers, seg. 11.._ Arrived the (lance cutter from . he Drown, -.Said the Daring Run-bri g ; one cruise. Went out of harbour the Chahar gun-brig.—Wind S. W. cyst. DEC. 9. Wind S. S. W. blows hard with min.—Yesterday the Fife AM' Renfrew/shire Ntlitia Mar • 1 11.41 Bar racks, for I)ocer Castle, to make ennui inc the gist and 3ls , Re imers; the latter marched from hence this morning for Itamsxate for embarlo.ioe. the east roll ,w -ing to-morrow f•-.r the acme ~tirpme.--.Last night and the whole of this day it has blown a gate of •virel from the S. S. W. Sr eta! merchantmen, ecc. love part. ed from their cables, and with the assistance of the-Deal boats are gone for Ramsgate P. S. Four o'clock p. tn. Tie wind has shifted resod to the N. N. E. ; weather more moderate. FROM LAST Pi !GOO' i't O.4ZETTE. MILITARY PRI Irar-Office, /he 10, 1805. ith Rogirtiont of Dragoon titurd.—Whitmore Smart, Gent. to be Comet, withes. , put rice Stott, promoort Surgeon J Rummy from the 6th Royal Veteran donation, to be Surgeon, rice Wallas, who exchange. stst ditto--Captain Robed Riackhall to ost Ma,or, without pur chase, vice Napper, VIM retir,ss. sth Ran iliou of lot...try—Lieutenant Colonel George do Wiaherg to be Colonel-Commandant, w tit temporary rank. Ist Gaimon Battalion—Breret 1.11.n0r Richard Rourke, front the 47th Font, ro be Crptaiis of a Company, vice Relinclia, appointed to the 60th Foot. RREVET. Lieutenant and Adiotant Thomas Aaytie, so the Staff of the Army Depot, to have the rank of C..ptain in it. Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Chides George, from half-pay the ?2d Light Dra goon., to be Surgeon to the Fuices, rice Worth, deceased. Stirdeon Charies Hadwig, to he Staff Surgeon to the Foreign For t y, ire Weber, promoted. Surgeon T.. Van Malsou, Isom the Rath Foot, to b. Surgeon e. the Foetairt Depot, Tien Had re. Joint Moore, Gent. la he Parireyor to the Foreign Force., vice Itellamont, pronardcd.. cvetaxacouse• The Appolntrocist cif Robert Ne.au Mottos, to h. Liverish .t i:t the 7.h I , , with It purchase, as stared in the Gazette of the 3tl insatat, Iran not taken plane. COURSE OF F.X( Arn•teiniern JS 5 l'. Doto D 541 J4 7 f 11 5 ? U. Havllvorgh /4 9 ?111. Altnna 94 h/ 2}1.1. Par. • 45 4 LI,. Dipr 2 (Ti 43 11 linsidesu .. . . I. 13 Copies 94 effect. Ditto • • M.A...1 nine. -.. mii.,,a Leg noe r Maples rinblin on London (NI BoVon on Lon Ann N., &treat on Dolthn (1)111 N , :.~. 16, 23, and Januaty 21, at thinte, at the Bridgewatee- k rats, ii, tri.rnAtotter, ,n the Count> o. St , f sir . %Woodburn, Mmeeboder, and bk. Wrigleswortn, Gray s-Inn. square, London. DIVIDFNDS. Dec 31. t;Auge Tinker and J. ha Risk, at Mosorllsreourt, Warflour athar, Kuhn, in Ile county or Mi , 141,-.• .4, leather sellers, deal: r+, and eha .melt, at teat. at G 1,1111411, 1 • atm. Dae..ol. .boepitTyall, Woof Satinebniirn, in the ents , sty •it Kent, tho .keeper, dealer aud chainnan, at eleven, at l;uild hall, Jas IR. Dante; M'Corrrock, Marshall...lfeet, G .don loan!. in the county of MA:Paseo, conchmaker, flasher, and haprnan, at turiptre, at Lon ion Jan Id. of Camberwe!,, m the co unty of 5r,.,e.-.openter, dealer And chaptilan, at tw.ive, at Gto di , ril, London. - .1. , n 2t. John Watson, late .of Liver!,nol, in the ennitv .f Lioncalee, merchant, dealer and cna t tutan, at tru, at hall, !Amigo Jail. 30 J.%lin Law., Thnniaa Fras r, and Thnmaghibl,.tool, Irn• of Prich..las-lair, London, werchanu, at eleven, a: Guildhall Dec SO. Thomas Wood, of Manchester, in the (mount oil %caster. COMM-41.1h it?, 4elllo , •hot Ch at three, at the Rridvvrater. Arm. , inn, in Manchester. Dee :it. William Gorden the oi flier, of Stone-Stratfuld. in the county of Ruck., lace-nierelidtit, dr tier and chapman, at twirler. .it the Whit... Muse Inn, in Stont-y Stratturil. I. Georg • Seddon, 411 Ahlersgste-street, London, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapinaii, at tan, at Guildhall. Lona .a. Jan 4 lirnal6eld Sissmnre, late ofl3a•inghall street, London', merchant and ta 4nr, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan 4. Knodo Sissoote, and Richert Crooke!, lat. of as%llllol3li street, ll.onchut, OitirliAtim and facto's, at tell, at (~Ti to lan. 11. John Fromings, of Harsrannden, in the ennot! of Kent, v:ctualler, dealer and clutp..latt, at eleven, At G .tht . . . - )t4lit London. Ja.i. 21. J..hn Stainaby„ Conthill, in tb• city of London, wuallari draper, dealer aid chaunaan, t.ut,at Guildhall Jan. 2. Er 116 1 ,1 0 ,1, late of the Paish of Raton, in county of (:!..uoester, blase and r, dealer and cliapmaa, at eleven, at-the house or John Tamer. e , iintann. Iv called the White Hut lon, in Broad street, iii the city of /Wool. Jan. 3. John Kr•vti, of Kiikierrniorter, in the aunt• of Warrenlr.r, hul:,!et, upholder, dealer and c:up•nan, a eleven, at th • Sidutpurt In., in Stoutport, in the county of Worcester. Jan 7. Mark Rowe, of the t nen of Trot°, i.t , he county of Cornwall, shopkeeper, dealer and chaornao„ at eleven, at the Riiin::.er Tavern, in Ail-Saints.laoe•, in the city of C[RTIPIC~TI TA .a , l Mak, in the county of Surrey, brewer, dealer and chapman David Ito4ertmn, of Beihe,ogate Without, London, tailor, dealer and chap, an. Jo , a ilrowet, of Esorix•strcet, in the Strand, tailor, rlaali r rha Joseph Wood, of And• n. haw, in the pariah of atohroit,ndirt- Lyric, in the c witty ut LatiCafter, C.Attill.ty num, dalor and chapman. John awlcock of Patermatteemer, in the city of London, deAer and ...layman. William Pitt, of Wolverhampton, in the county of Stafford, tiinhor mertoalit, desk , and chapman. PRICT. ire' 5 7 4 ./CKS. TESIKK DAY. Bank 3:..ck l l3 3 per' est. Reduced 39 ' ; trO 4 Fer Cent VI I ; 7 i res. Cent. Loyalty 99 11 Lent Ann 4 ties l7 S:i,irt Annuities .. Imp-rial 3 per Cent.. b^i Ditto Annuiti•: 9 nnanidra Lectirmiier Bile Inipirlt Lottery Tickets ~. 191.171. Consols for T. 11S11. Steck-broker. No 4. Combat, and 9, Change -saw lIANGE....Dee 10. Crow ...... 414 I,i• Pis. Venice s9i Uittu. Ltsbne 62 ()ports MAW% ISt} Cork 133 ,so two. I. 1 • Portugal Gold in Coln _ _ and Hers per pa • 0 0 Nt w Dpuli'ocons n t. New Do'keni S.lver in airs 0 ► 10 New Louis eaeli 0 f 1 r Akin no Ike Rook Holland 54 per Cent r. 08) 11 a ..... 8 1. 61 day' 41i ElBLiort I EC.% !NUR PHIAN A. be Mr SrEwAK At his Rooms, No. 164. Piceati.lly I tipped° Albany). 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