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JAMAICA. ettrustott. Nov. O. Accounts of the complete defeat of the I' tench at St. Doiniiiio, and sithsequerit death of 1 4„;.eral Yerrand, the h tench Commander there, lime been received here by the Variable. On the !tell inst. a flag of truce was discovered by tae oilier' s a that vessel to be hoisted close along nire. The boats were instantly manned, anti proceeded to the place. Ou the be3suen landing, thaF were welcomed by a Spanish Ureteral, with ISO men, who stated that the '• .tipaniards had been successful in repeated intack* against the Freiseli, having destroyed. upwards of 490 of them; and, iu a recent engm;cuietit, several Spa:Medic, who were under Freuch vontroul, and had taken up arms on their side, tired upon Gen. Ferranti, and wounded him, in the thigh; when, finding enemies mann; 'his - own troops, in a nt mein of desperation, he applied a penal to has head, i icranuated, hi* existence. • Tae decease of General Ferranti will be much regretted. He maiutained a virtuous and honour able character during the whole of his command at St. Domingo, If ever au individual tried to abate the rigour of war, it was himself. Ferry English man wade prisoner and serkt to that Coloo ) , spoke in the mast Ittitalsouie seamier of his eiwiliterested moonset, as it was his invariable rule to act gene - rously to all under his authority. We learn that the French, on being attacked by the Sped:arils in St. ll ll go, had abandoned ainl bet tire to a small villige they held a few leagues from St. Doluiege, and retreated to that city. jiffs Majesty's brigs Reb.cker and Pert, arrived, in Port Royal, bring us the tidings of the capture of Stliliaria, that Nitwits re.nlearomi for u horde of privateers, by His tdailsty's frigate* From/lase, otarora, amid Datialas, and tteisileer and l'ert Ou the 10th instaat these e ta sela a nchored off the town, when the ularin was moil spread ; and at the sight of such a siipisrior Circe, the principal part of the inhatrimnts, eniisisting of upwards of gun men, women, :wail children, sought rctiogv board rcAorqe privateer, of 14 gnus, itzsa Init men, and a %other privateer 4yiug iir tiro harbour. expeetier; they won't' ha able to etfeet their i.scape to St. Domingo, with the asa;staner of their :sweep.. The then of war, perceiving their intenti 1111 l insert tately disputched four boats. well manned, in per suit of them, which roan came up with, and cap tured them. lu the tucam. time, sevend other hosts proceeded to storm the fort. which was aecom plisbed after a slight reeistance. We regret, how ever, to add, that Captain Dyer, of the "hirers, was dangerously wuencleil in the head by a musket hall. while landing the party. Four ves..els, lying in the harboar, lades, with coffee. &r. also fell i n the hands of the captors. A VINO.' was shortly after dispatched to Porto En o with time icltthi and reipiestimg a eafficieut number of tranps tO be tit from Omelet to garrison that pl ;tr. The frig ite confirms the intelligence at the death of General Ferranti It appears, that, on the first attempt of the Spaniard' to gain poasessiiiii of the city of Santo Domingo, the General did not com mand the tronna himself: but on the following dry, when he understood that a large body of Spaniards, flout Rico, had healed, mind things beetle to wear an alarming appearan.ie, he marched riot at tee beam/ of a very One corps, oil wirom he played the , most 4raitidenee, tint scarcely had he pro eveileil, when the major part of Chem. who were Spausairls, and. who acre exasperated at the out • rage committed by tie freuch against their country. deserlid his ranks, and joined their tmentryaiem Enraged to see himuself thus *Sian cloned by his only hope, ileuenil Ferrired termi nated has existence, by blowing his brains out with a piste!. Still, however, the Spaniards, were un able to gain possession of the City, but retired to a strong post in order to wwit for reinforcements, when the attack wits to be renewed. On the 143 d instant, oil Cape Tebeiron, the Ilehe spoke a Spanish schooner, which had been at Santo Do- UlitigO, as a nag of truce from Cuba, which con firmed the above intelligence. Ace Quints from the City of Santo Domingo, ails St. Jigs de Cuba, reached this City yesterday, saying, that it must shortly fall into the hands of the Spaniards, as the garrison and inhabitants were in the greteest distress iningituffile, from the want of provisic es; and no probability of obtaining& sup ply, the irons being blockaded by British vessels, and all the communicative with the interior cot tiff by the Spaniards. 11ajor Antameh, late of this eity, and formerly in a roloirial corps in the British service. has become Co-uniatuler-in-Chief at St. Domingo, since the death of General lie is reprviseined to he a breve and determitred man, and of an est . - in Ade diameter. - a't. 3. On. Thursday last, arrived here the fasuithise frigate of 3' guns, Capt. I)a,.hwoud, with the Freuch privateers /:Exchange and Geterrier, of Ere guns, a n d 100 men **eh, sad Le Brains mer chant ship, laden with coffee, Ste. which fell iiito she hinds of the Britirh at the time Samna was captured. The Fro:Aire sailed from Anomie oil the' sth ult. et which time eery thing was pun lad. The fort was garrisoned by a detachment of ~canards, aided h part of the Aurora's crew.— Colonel La Boulberie, late Commander-in-Chief st ..`sintanit. with his Stair, mud a number of pri tomes. 'titre arrived in the franchise. VITSACT FROM A PRIVATa We lament to say, that ail unhappy rupture has taken place between his Grave thr Duke of Masi- cliestcr.' lovernor of Jauntiest, end the 'louse of As sesii!rly of that Island. Oar retsslera will recollect. • that a mutiny woke colt in the 1% - r3t ludia Re gunent, at Fort irgusta, in the 'tomtit of May last. islAsiebe Dailey and Licitt. Ellis were killed by the mini:leers, and the other 011icerfs ewispid with dig. its-silty. Many ust i sleausit raruours having nu oo this stisir, ia consequence these being-ha Coro ner's Inquest heki, nor satisfactory preeeedings taken to inquire into the real merit, of the case, the !louse of .I.:yesss illy at its oseetiag ted Com use tt est ta vie,uire into the affair; WWI th e y made a Report, upau which a Meesege was sent op to his Ciroce the Governor, praying that hr wouhl direct the proceedings ou the Court Martial awl Court ni Inquiry an he laid before the Aocullsly. To which his (limit returned au answer. " its.Sesratsla-1 a asaeassaarti by Ins Grace die floe of !tleuelteoter to lo? befall. the • ;Inure the answer ohirh hr has receive hum :tfaj..o -(it 1h I'AI (pruu.•Lwtl 141 letter which h s Grace n,lcir , sard to huu, u, r nlsrym•n.;.- of its inei,sucr of the Ainettolt:' "Gray's Pen, Nov. 8, 1808. NIT .1.. c rep Dync--1 801 bo. onid by a letter (rum noir Gra...e, accompanied with * - Message from the HMIs( of Assembly, requeating that your Grace will lw plouterl to dose to tx; kid before the Iluthw authenticated writ , . of all proceedings taken ►.fore .:oust:-Nlartial and t LS Of la quiry respecting a mutiny ; in anawer tow hich, I do eon feel nu ; self atoltur:sed or justifiable in eh livering any antheuti cote(' caplet: of proceedings of General Courts-M artial. •• I lerg leave, at the smite lime, to observe, that I shall 1141 always happy to give :War Grate ally ittlormstion in my power on that or any other subject 'elating to laa llaiesty's hoops trader my command. " I hate the honour to be, my Lord flake, your Grace's most übedient bumble servant, •• HL t.H I.YLE CARMICHAEL, .• M:.jor-Gciteral t 'woltutotling. "Ta Grate the Duke of tlateeltester, &c. _ . This being read, the House of Assembly sent Message to the Noble Duke, praying that he would take such steps as he Wight tliii.k wiper to cruse the ottendaisce of Captain Wentworth 'rouge, As sistautsAdjoussit-f;eneral, and ;Major 'Alaclean, to attend the House to be examined. Accordingly, these Offi , ...crs. attetuled at the bar ; but they delivered in the 'following General Order of the out launder I-C hit. f, es a reason for not airswenng questions touching the mutiny.. Dated this 2stlit NOV. 1 YetL The !Valor-General feel, it a paramontit duty to a m nia/ any olticci,, or other lot rroun to a military rapacity, that li may ta ailonid to tipintr, that he does not permit ilum to amasr any question* that tot iersitative Baty d thin Island may put mein the subject of a late math y, of omit' the (Mycelia/trot or dimeiliuur of Ilia Majesty'. I'm tom A true extract of Gement Orden loaned Jay Major-Gesmal Cacusithel,Ceniumnier of Iliaforces, W. 'IONII.SE, C M a aj ptain, Xc ong Adj Zen. On the above Aelfrort being 'viol, she House im mediately restilvesl itself into a Committee ins the state or tile island, mid came to the following solutions : lit. Itrito'S ThA this House, as the Repecteutativra of the l'enple, bath of right, and erect has, caterened within the islatai, sit the ; warn, peivikees, and imumuittex, claimed and lly the Coeitillitiv. }liner of Parliarneut, saline tier l lot al k inedom ht . Gwent Britoil' aid lrelatul. Z. itee -deed, That it is the i r edunlited prOil4co of the lionise to send Mr ell papers and etched., east In oils. the atteuslasee of alt Civil and military, rcsideut within the irtnirl, capable of ci t ing 'video/A• on any subjoet wider Lsestigation in the Douse. That to pie rent (lsc attestheice of witnesses, dal ) munitioned, or pretrial to prohibit *nth aitnessts , ham stripe roll and lnit anss ...rig In all gmrduau whaters. that may be pro i muntled for di,coveriug the truth, arc breaches of the privilt am of the Home. d. Resolved, 'll4l et-yarns; the attendance of the officers, nermr.siiimbsitnied officers, •and privatis, of 11. s )1 ajesty's • forces, on the Hoaar, to he of dried by the taveritie, or lieutenant-Govertrir, oho, heretofore, a.as cowl:rot/ler of stasis lurks, in place of bringing them by s ainino,,s, Ilea been wetter "Emmett-ay, in cow the said °dicta"), I.uir rt. istnibsion -441 officers, or might at the seine time Lave 1. ru to • dried ,a other duty, and u. not of ri A ld Aod that t h e Gout t.sy of the Hume km loco unifut nll l icioroed, i,a duke ord. r for the attendatter of a ll o uch premos without say attempt to impress the truth, or garish. their ivstisawy. 4. ft... Awed, Thnt, ip the grand in it is the right mid dam of the House to inquire Sole all nitres or mattees is Inch kappea a ditim the island, dangerous to the puller safety , en alarisiug to the iallandaidia, w m opect of their Ines, liberty, or pre7erty ; to the end that such represeutstiona tan be made to our must erotism Ss a-rapt '• or Filed tri t on dive toe-sores rthipted, ss shad pre (err redress, rawer the &to t er. or q uiet the Marion. 3. Resolved, That est or eland tin. 171114111 of Ma t let, • ninthly took place .• the carne of .tfriena heroes, commonly milled the , zd West ladta Regiment, at Fort An k lets, in the parish of Ft. Catharine, whets two all turn 04 . 7 . 6. era VI C.C . S) yr dr.ed, and many other persons were tu rn to death. That au coroner's inquest was held to impure into the said word. to, o e the causes by which the said other pcnoitis taste to a voient death , ands* investigation by the civil power, or trial tai the murderers in the courts of this colouy, has hems had. That the said anarders, 6t,.1 riptrill deaths, karc occasioned the g reatest alarm to Sae inhabitants, shuck has rather bees engine-him' than sita.aistis.l by the m esattsfnetury actuante published iu general Lettere and they expected, on the meeting of their liemmentatives, a tut: and impartial in:piny iota tka causes an d t 0,4..41,1r:1e/1 ,v 1 eveial et saris implatanee to their future peace am, that, t of *stet) sus Is season able expectations, and Mote of its tore duty, the House app. • •J a Cussusittee tJ auk." the t apsiries. sad take the evidence necessary for au enhglitemal decision, with fall powers to send for all perstnis, paper, sail records, and ma ne:se them in the most solemn macaw ; that tae evidence lying entirely with the amtior'officer coinntaminig, and the canners, moo-coininissioned Uhrirerr, and t itivates of Ili* 11a. jest) . s troops, spplieat ion salt mad! to his the Gimes- Dor to procure copies of soch evidence as has trent taken he ftily the military trtbuoals; sud, on this twine refused by 1.3.-tiest. Carmichael, toismanding Dia Nimicity'S Goma, the astral message was sent to lids Grime, request's& that he a mild came the attendance of Captsin Ton t re, assistaat. %dilatant-General, a.. 1 11ajor )1.4c0u, to he examined M respect of the rail mutiny mid murders hefts*. the Commit tee t that on the attendance of toptaiu Toggc be produced a genernl order from Major-General Carinichael, iidinetiog to all officers, or other mamma a nobler) capacity, that truly be allowed to appear, that he does out permit them to wittier any qmstimas that It: Boily athis Island may put upon the subject oi a lute mutiny, or upon the ne er riling. lit or diaciptime of His Majesty's troop'. ti. Resolve/I, That the asautaption hit :11ajoe-General Car- Mirk ael, minor officer rommatiding His Itlaje.ty's fume, of a poorer to ebstract this House in the exercis e of initialtrot functious, limonite( into the causes and circuited... , of a mutiny of a corm of blank troops., which has Or. the gu'tte'd alarm in the minds of the lahabitatilv, and tat Its iromospitnees involves the tranquillity and safety of this re limy, by pretending to pi rind, or prevent the attendance of' wanesom, or prohibit thesis from aitswerilig any quo that by this Home.* hat-emanate-es may he thought neces sary, ant which douot crimmete such witnesses, is ass an constitat anal attempt to deprive this House of its siarlasist ecl rights, by an arbitrsr) exertion of tinlitary authority, and a gross violation of the must important privileges of the Hare. Mr. Speaker was then directed to issue his war rant, requiring the attendance of Nlajor-Geueral Cenniehael, at the Bet et the House, on 'tharsday - the let day of December next, at three o'clock. to lie examined touching a breach of the privileges of the Clouse; which was immediately carried into execution. In conseqstensta of this it message was scut ovf,r the twit day by the I(3nternor, as follows : iN e. S —I am eaummealed by his Gram the Go vermin, to lay Mines Owl:tome a Copy of a Letter he has just ice...iced froze Major-Getitml Carmichael; and I an el.siml hay his Grace to that he perfectty agrees in the mattiactits therein expresseal. His Grace, eunatilereng IL. importsnce or the gm mm, as relative to the lloime, and at., to it, M a jor•Griteral, re Commander of His Majesty's forces m this lOWA. r.mrastly hope's that the !loose will give to any Mere m orceillags ape' it, that serials eon eirlemtion uhich the siagsittada of list subject dentaads. Nov. teas. (:rllO.l PCO, uv. 3rt, Iftots. . MT Lunn float•—ilavirl thin morning hem arr.r4 trials an ordb r from the H nns. of Aaserobly to appear at tiwor barto.mnnnw.line the rtt. 11‘.. behagt ••%enlisted, toselloeg a breach of ps. rttrge, I ths..k .1 proper t• sot rnit to pow (oure a covy of the. order um...lupus. sne by a ‘lf.asener of fiat Ilouar, and of oh:ro I pr..urnr• your l..a•r may b• un. senunint.ll. Al 1 ranuut ackssools.Le the authority of that Barty. to a asilitary I mo, a view, or' r llu :Ifojeity's troop', ma as i &Meet% e azopras so: at it., sr bar, to awaitr for no needed, en cinuniastiolig Ilisi)lujest)'s fur ea in t►ra island, woad 1144,4121 y derogatory to the power ander whir\ 1 I set, and to which authority l can Show hold iny.elf resp sod having mule a faithful representation to Hr. tia jrsty's 311instris, I feel it my ditty to wit the 01,1 e-roof h . & Royal Hightict.a the Cummaader-tml•hief, hefiwe I can soh not to soy jurisdiction ur ciretroul the House of Assembly may attempt to tO.Sallie over His Naivet • y's forces, and with out any intention:a disrespect tic contenipt for that 111,11unr able House, is Owir Legislative rapacity. I mast deelise at tending according to their summons, as Ilia Majesty's service motr.•s my attendance at head quarters Lieutenant-Colonel llyrra, the Input) Qaatter-,dasier- Geticeal, will hare the lonwor of deliscring this to your Grace, sad give no) fin thee idoruistiou that may hr re- I have the honour to be, my Lord Date, your Grace's 'dust ultetlieut humble serxaut, H. LYLE blaier-Geueral Coanuandloc. His Grace the Duke of 31anchester. House sof Assembly. Nor 29, 'SOS. Dy virtue of an Order of the House, I do lieleby require to attend at the ILir of the Howie au 'Thursday next, the tet day of December, at three o'clock in the afternoon, to be examined tuuiliiag a breach of Hie poivd. ces ui the House. Given under no band this truth Noe. loos. PHILIP itEDIVOUD, Speaker, To thigh Lyle ('armicheel, Esq. Majoar-Geucral. • The House me. -ta Thursday, at half past two o'clock, and deliberated, with closed doors, tall three, when the doors were opened. A few mi nutes after, Mr. Su A • 0 rose, 41141 said, that Major tletterul Cartniehael had been served with a stetter to attend at the far of the House, at three o'clock, to be examined, touchiug a breech of. privilege of that Mouse, mid lee should liner. •Iteen willing to have paid every courtesy to the Getienil for his non appearance, mid deferred any thither immediate proceedings on the subject, had he not announced his intention of not compl)ing tool. the ounce, Had which was Neon the Table of the House : lie theyefor,, took the - 1 burly of .suoving, "That Speoker do issue Ins warmut to take Major- General Carmichael into custody of the Serjoisst et-Artos, fur a contempt of that House," which was agreed to nem. cuss. The lioitse was then or dered to be cleared ; and, utter tie doors were opined, they agreed to the following Resolutions : !testified, That it is the attired and uudisubte4 right and pnvilege of this house* that on notice ought to be taker his the whir tivenebes of the Legislature of tiny matter Is edit dead or debate Li the but on infinitesimal regu holy tommouicated by. the House to some ether branch ; and that Inc the Govcruor of ibis island to nriaircat or de li:VW Cl , llSellt ur&MAIO, 14;1101 - 01filtIOU w dislike, a 'my suit matter, before it be preseided to bin, iareur•ling to the order sad course of Parliament, dual of the Arieuilsty at this isisml, is a breech of the prietlvr sof the Oflat. 'Thal the :Message of his Grave Hied:overdue of the troth Novettiler, eccouspau)itiz a copy of a letter lima Major l':etti rat t'annichsel, emotion., r atiiig Isis lute:it:on to dowse ettendiug, agreeable to the siimitarts ••f this llousc, sitting us the gr. - .11.t inquest ist the countr, ilechiring that his Gram pa e.lrees in the" ecistiments expressed iu the said lett, r 1 and further takae.: uuticu of future prueeeshoes that may be adopted on • question it, s7itution, Adon 'eked to lie of importance to the House, and to the Major-Gamut, is a hetaeb of the prior*, of the House. That Oil. Douse cannot, consistently with its own in a it:, slur crzarit to its rietts sod ',trestle:es, w!orls are the errucat l•iilwarks attic :esiicisies-s, and im munities, yt the people, proreid to any other business, until trituration shall be made for the breach ut its wieder:lo" immediately on Ole passing of the aboveltese lotions, the Deputy Usher of the Black Bud came over to the House, awl, having obtairieti admit tance, cioninattiled in !Lis Majmty's (mute, the im mediate attendance of the I I..use in the Council C moo ber, where Ins Unica the (Governor, eller giv ing his assent to the following tills—limn Bill, Arlo% Embargo, Goopowiler, Tontsuge, and . Oki Ilarbour 'Curapike--was pleased to prorrigue them 'luta the -27th day of Deeentb:r oral, by the fol lowing sp. arch : • " ENTLV stew OV Tor. Cot: art a, " Ma. SPE Sera • s is Gr.47l.EsteN oar Tina ASIIIMOLT, —The House of Assembly having ordered tire attendance of the Commander of His fejetity'ii forces, at their bar, undin tendisag, or it appears to me, to enforce that order, a osmium cataiul) amid, sink giving ripe to • rioestion ef the greatest all it Gauls, iu fact, to 4evids• the commando( any Heitiab uriuy iu thfs island, epos that l!ouse. 1 feel it Mettlill bent upon sue, however I lament stay sterraptios to the har mony sub... Ague between the ditlireat breaches of the Legs. latare, to take sorb ineasur.• as shall bring sir important a point Whim thedi - ,;hesit authority, previous to any further proceedings. Idu theiefure, iu His Majesty's some ' pro. ruche llsisGeneral A.sciably until Tuesday, the lb day of December met, and it is hereby prorogued accordiagly. • This prorogation luss thrown the Wand into the highest state of fermettt. A number of public Bills of Supply, to provide for the current espensis of the year, are *toot. The prorogation has excited new alarm, tool the most lively diseussioas of the measure engage the ettention of all ranks of the ~.,1 1 community. J,AFAL ISTELLIGEAC A. roaramourti, JAII. Arrived the &strips*, Blake, Saturn, l'enereble and It'iMhos', from the Downs ; !lardy, fruat a cruise; and the lintlystioa, with a fleet of trwus ports, with troops (mostly cavalry), from !!pain. the Bombay, of 74 guns. Captain Cum ; and Leviethan, of 7 4 guns, Captain J. Her vey, for Cadiz; and the Minstrel sloop of war on a cruise. The Jiver sloop of war will take the trade to Lisbon, and will sail tomorrow, with the Thaws. of 36 guns, the Hon. Captain Ni'aldegrate, mid Prince Arthur sloop or war, and the Mediterranean conroy. Sailed His Majesty ship Minstrel, on a entise.- Wind E.S.E. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 32. Arrived the Scorpion. of Is guns, Capt. Stan fell, from the =lad of Spain ; Alitssms, of WS, guns, Capt. Parker, from off Brest ; Raleigh. of la guns, Capt. Minefield, with bar prise, a French schooner, wall a valuable cargo on board; and a a French luggcr, prise of the lialefatigable.— Also four transports, with troops on board, from Coruna& Two transports are now waking in with troops ou board front Cerium& DEAL. JAPI. 3. Sailoll the Zenibia nn • mire WV Flushing. t ,lON I, from 'he river the C'arnatk. Admiral (:archwr ; awl arafaiiPtiii East- I Juliano% from the ihnvie,; the latter lola an anchor and cable labt nie,ht otf tlw North Forelawl. and remains is the 11)..wits with the rest of the ships ai per Last.— W had S.W. We are authorised to state, that the Purtugurse. Misuirter at 'our Court has not given soy locus to any merchant of isirrullunts rir%prilitigll'ortugol, or coofirtned any rumour or the kiwi alluded to in The Courier of SAtottlay tint, nui iu *WSW of the Suuday of the 23d. 'FROM LAST Num . 's GAZE", l'E. ERSH IPS Pit:SOLVER. it hard Itioris;Jaisses -Strode Putt, dud 'I hussies Itavis, of Darn's VI loaf, Snothsrash, t.htruugcrs. iptil s, John Itirtlrs and Jobs Ilarrison,uf Moat liester, vivm bees and sila siert. Jas. 19, 1809. Elizabeth lipsus wad Allinson Lynne, of Wolverhapipton, Staliord, not. plate-workers. lit,•. is, 'soy. John iteycuck• Jervis, Abrsta 'Amble", and 1:ecole l'hillips, of Deritend, Iltrusingharu, brass-founders. Dee 16, tlOB. Ralph !bill and Robert Ilyde, of Edgeley, in the paiish of Cheadle, Chester, cotton-v..llcm. Jan. 11, t rcpt. John French, LI1.411) Freucb, and George (largess, of Frosts Seliseod, lset, clothiers. 1/ee 1107. iViiIIAM Richmond, Ilichind IVehster, usd John gins, of SI ilk -sheet, in the vit.sh u 1 nsuirooten, Volk, Luio suon-ITesers. Oct. Is. 18118. %Villinits llothatu, John Seaton, John Fox Seaton, Re hest *venni, and John S,:otoo, of Pouteirset, York, lisidiers. Isec. Si 1, 11108. John Seaton, Jtr. Brook, John Fox Sea 41;ervis Status, Robert Seaton, mid John: Scatun, of Hisde.erstieiu. York. Washers. Dee. •I, It.lN Kim PTCY SUPERSEDED. Wildman Partingion ' Manchester, money-scrivener . llANIeRUrrs. J.a... 'Flicker and Richard Bothwell, now or late of Man chester, Lencastee, cotter. manufaeturers, to surrender, 3110. JU, 31, mid ?elect+ 7, at two, at the Due facer, Deems. gate ' blanclierter. Attorneys, Messrs. Tinstuate H•tiliteati and Brother, Manchester; and Messrs. ,lilite nod Parry, Temple, I..ourluti. John Grertmell, of loath Fltiehls, Durham, hotelier, to surrender, Feb g, 14, and March 7, at ten, et the Cubits 11.1011-11111, South Shields. Attorney, Mr. 114inbriage, Sl.l/ib Shields ; and Messrs. Bell 70141 Bemired', Buw-lour, Cheap. side, I. lan. Janata. 1V muard, late of Oreukirki aster, beer.brewer, 10 surrender, Fel, o, et six e to, tied- eh 7, at eleven, at the Talbot-ton Grin•hith. .411. Sib Thomas Mack , stook, St. Miliretrs-court, F. ' y; sod Mer, , es. Wrieht and Palmer, (trteskirie. - , 1 . Themes Meehan, of Cricelestem ate piulsh of Sandell. r t Maple ; Verb, butcher, tower, .her, Fele eery at, t 3, and March 7, at eleven, at the ulpseks levy sir Vs itketit t.l York. Attorneys, Mr Betty , Ofianeerydaue, Luudoe ; anti Mr. Edward Brooke, M aketield. John Gillett), of Cambridge, merchant, to serrender, Ja. near! .27, 3t, and March 7, at ten, at the Black Dail lon, Conturi.l2J. Atteriarys. Alessrs. Gee, l'ambridge ; Quit Mc ears. Sandys sod Hurter, CraJC CUUtt, Fleetmtreet, London. John Brown, of Little List•ehealp, London, chef s. U ger,er, to surreedar, January Jo, r,b, mar) 7, mill Mit. I. : . as wet, ,Al Guildhall. Attarue), Mr. Gregory, Glenn.* dluu, Lowkin. IV Iniall o Hrulef.Ati,of the City Arnie, Undue-street, uear Itatelitf-Cress, Mistilmex, eh:wailer, to surrender, January vs. !clover! 4, and Match 7,at ten, at Guilell..il, Loudon. .titorsey, Mr. J. Liugard, Lower Claapistau road, New-toad, It Geurgeut. James l ater, el' Wisitehaves, Cumberland, mercer and t &err, toserreader, (Artery 7, s, and March 7 ' at eleven, at the (Vu hr, e.i King street, Whitehaven. Attorneys, My. Adammo, Itititehaven , stud Mr. 'Acumen, Saapl‘'s- Inn, Lontluo. .. David flevies, of Carmarthen; ironmonger, to parrotlike, !cheater! 6,7, and March 7, at ellen', at the su,b T a . ecru, Bristol Attorneys, Mr. James, Gray'st-ies-square ; and Mesas Morgan aita Livett, Bristol. DIVIDENILIS. January 2). Joseph Sayer, of Upper North.place, Gray's. iusclatil, Miiidlesex,evach sad batistes maker, at tee, at Guildhall, London. l'eltruary Is. Julio Sharlsod, lute a Cockspor.street, Charing-eras, Middlesex, limm-nraper, at teat, at Guild , hall ; Losnion February tn. Robert Spottiswoode, of Austin. Friars, Los. ' duo, striven., at twithe, at I imilditall, London. ' February 2i. James Ward, late of Bermondsey, Surrey, I brewer, at eleven, at Goilelliall, Londen• . February 2. IViltiatti Goodwin, of Kiag's-Aross.Stairs, sad of Westminster- Bruice-resid, is the pariAl of 9 C Mary, Lam ; letklarrey, tambecmembeett, at tea, at Guildhall, Loa. • February tic William 'Lewis, of Bond-street, Middlesex, atkulteu.draper, at tcn, at Guildhall, Londe,' Fell:nary fi. 11Vital St:math. hit, of Red, utb, Cornwall, diaper, at lea, at Guildhall, Loodor. April it. William Close and !Wattles - Close, of Leeds, York, dyers, at oue, u Guildhall, London. April 11. Close, of Leeds, York, dyer, at one, at Guildhall, London • • • Fehruar; Id. Joseph King and William ttlward Klee, of the p u,s, of St.Vissil, Covent- t;ardea, silk tat ters, at in elre, at GudJltsfl, L Febru ir% is. Joseph king, of the parish of St. Taut, Co. silk-zurro cr, it tibelve, at Guild. • ball, Loudon. - Felirt,ary sl. 11'illiarti Trayner, of Jenny. street, in tire pariah of Sal it )410,5, ‘Veatnii.-,ter, Illiddlewx, talkie, at te.l, at Guildhall, lAm:don. Febi limy to Thuraus How Miusterinan, of Bitekleribury, Imiduu, warebooreisaii, at e:eteu, at Graildball, Luta. duu. February 16. Iriselili Oldham, of Melton, Sufrolit„ draper, at eleven, at tue %‘'Lite Hurt km, in M'icLbarts market, Striiiilk. Feb, uary 1.1. Archibald Sinclair, of Castle-court, Bitchier lane, Lontioli, nierehrut, at ten, at Guildhall, Luadurs. Fe unary in Henry :ratites, of Waruforil-court, Thorp mu.Arnr.atrekt, London, nierehlut, at ten, at Guildhall. 4 Februury 14. salon guru, of it otherfield l'eptrard, near Henley, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall , ',endow. February 17.,-; ism Parkes, of Derby, coal -merthatit,, at eleves, at ' It's-Arms 'lacers, Jury-stye( t, Derby. ti.bruarr 14. ' .IL'hubbiert Meyriekr, Matthew Eyre, and Preolei . olliar,l, of flaiut Pu.r. Chtifebilard, Lou.lon,warelsoaresuen, at twelve, at Goikihalt, Landon. Feirritur, 741aptay Hart, if Great Curant.strret, "Wane- wiels.*llirMuldkuiro, bruker, at out, at Guildhall, . - London. February 20. 1111‘0, Flanagan, of Livrrpool, mariner, at else, u, at the Globe Timer*, Jnliwetrect, Liverpool. February s;. Henry Henry, tit Liverpool, tailor, at sleets. at the Globe Tuvi.ra,Jebndstreet, Lwerptesl. CEIld I I'ICATF,S—FE • 11. Peter Napper„of /bidet. haberdasher. Jaaws Classics Brooker, late 'Atka Poultry, Lattice, babes harp!' Oldham, of Melton Suffolk, y!ra;wr. Jest ph ilicksain, of Fctshilia, (tester, cur...merchant. J.naes Barber, of Sparrow-turner, be.... the Mumma, L. don, corn-chandler. William Vi ut slialearairc-really Shalwell, merchant. Ge:orgeJaly.sou, of Pear Tree Row, New Cut, Illaekty . ..yrsy road,Nurrei, eakinet•OlAler. 'wept% Eking, of Oaf. wd-street. Mitidleses, cheesedatoger. PIiICP. OF STOCKS; YESTK AY. Bank Stork ueoi 3 per Prat. Itedlict4 3 per Gut. Consult • 4 t•Yr ........ •• .. 3l .1 • 5 'metes!. Navy 9;l d Lon; Antleittee no. • ludic Booth 9 tu press lA. bequer Rills E ,glisli Lottery rocket.. C 1116640111 fur 64; 61 T. DISH. 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