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peisouval interest, no political views to set*, is off.ring themselves. But, from habits of early ist;. Iliworcy and Magi aelpiaisivince, it ea+ their wish, if, at any time bitty sh.nild have the honour of beiril chianti, to stri•• that ogee togethei. But if• this . • - shook sot be the case. it mut their wish that their ailkWslitisens would pass Ahem t...lre until same j . . opportunity. The senior Alderman upon ••• is list had already declined the etettion, urea the • •• tsZ a sif ill health, and his excuse oirose.t to be • tly accepted ; the wood in: irisintity. - Alimean Birch, tie also understood to have de clined. He trusted th:it the wishes a demi' aid. Orsini, on whose Isehwf he spoke, would also areer with nicLigenco. Haring nothing farther now to 'ie should await the speech of the tverthy Al -I (Atkins), who war abovit to offer his imiti 11141MIlismed hoped for pectination to reply, bliMild ssiary. biltalt it We. I)Obst strongly recommended to the Livery Vs arthensitirdiseir choice to the principle of rotatiow, ouA OM 40 *St if he was himmif an Alderuwis end a t r'' • ill ilsoild !awl himself hurt at any de .• s n pr il o h ; e m u s ils e : i u , l A al id ite e t rie , o i n n t w his en oc ii c ..... ar ‘ O v n h . e l: t er tic e ap- be.. ::... to the choice of the Lowry, if his nettle had Jr by e sit Alderman, he hed pledged hittraelF faith .' ell."6ll4llA:4l"l": : ::::". d ild i ß s : c :: : :: : ;;r f ind ri sehre ft torlielibeili a .wu l e l spna l "n i rthit d 'l'ole:llessY ti hotils ; °:townh li! hon c 41e h ..• h' i lf; l •44 : lllltallt e ht:u i r4 t :"l".rn i:o ab i : e Isocline his duty t 9 accept the office of Sheriff. if cuffed upon. ife would say nothiog es to other Al - dense!). hut, in conformity with his pledge, lead eensisteottv with bis dutg; he should mane for lugs• self, tiastfie was now ready amt williug to verve the office, and that if the Oentlearren of the Livery should think proper to elrht bin), he would dis charge it with his best integrity, so a men, and, hat trusted, *to the ultimate advautage of hi. fellow citizen/. Mr. WAITIIIIAIN said, that Aldermen Wood and Goodbehere, would he the two last io the world to throw an odium upon any our; sod won't' never have offered thetimilees, hut for a stew', nuder , etaoditig that their motion on the list had intended M decline—(fitsving end Clapping, with reit., of `Beer! hew !) H 4 thought the tlentlemen be 'bind him should be the last to promote discord or 'elicits interruption, as he hail, upon all occasions,• sad very recently, done his endeavours to obtain. htlem a patient hearing.—(Applasse.!) —Mad he, n mid that the feediogs of Alderisan Atki ns - ' would be hurt, if his now weimpassed overoyi Alyf lice to sjuninr ; he weedd hoitryrr ottly,rvirtiti e It • enaitn Wood and Oposibetwe were wi flag to • setetttbgether, for the tautens they bad stet. A. still they would not hart the ipit worthy t e,jdartnanlsur . - br, densanilieg a poll. L . r it ''Vqiiiilt ''! Mr. Mtwitau hoped t he _iv ry .00 , .F. ; ties the demand of two Cientlentetiwishiiii to Genie together. Us thought the precedent, daog,efosits r . Mr. Warr/Lout disclaimed any inteotion nl,4sc -010 , The Livery had the privilege of tletitteg of the candidates as they claw. istJumhicknt y retat,on of Squalor or Jewett fttestsbees.. if Omitted ttiot.theiy were bound to set by the Airtime of seniority. they would. coiu ' their tivilege. But. if his two friends lislt • oil withdraw theaiselswa tar the Hoene isi l er epee to seakeity, be saw nothiog witigit i re ir vegoest of being chosen at ILfOlttre-Aff.,,i4l . mme i l :re lailedter. -- • . f fbe question mop then osa,___t c sie wi tte a stM names of the candidates, arid anti the show of hands to be in. farqsat.,4Aiditrqpo Weed and Aideormau Atkins., „... : . . .• • , The Choutherlaia and Bred . f 0..., alesded. and Ale-Conners for .;!PlnflatiAVPlti, Marco, when the beta nese of th• re,,. , .... 4 ., motimmomptimM, • 1(14:9 , r41i.1,; 4, 1 DRAM OF AIM. LAAIISSIIIINI'pa. I , ' —.......0--.... Mr. Daniel Lamb rt, the huge am, died. in , flosattleed, at a &check oat Wednesday lade . lie bad travelled from Hantingdoe to that•toon.. Oa 'Monday crewing - be sent w neasessyr tie the o*ee of the Stamford newspaper, requindissi , that: as es the mountain could not wait upou talisenet.. Mohomet would go to the mountain"-Yesr.iis other • words, that the wittier wotdd call epee him, and receive an order for executing some liand-billii, an wouncing Mr. I..atnbert's *meal, and his desire to see company. The order► be give upon that occa sion were delivered without any presentiment that they were to be his last. and with his usual cheer. Minn. He was in bed--ore of large dimensions - —(" Oise %too Olympus, and Peke*. upset Oase") ! • —fatigued with his jouraey; but anxious thee the hills might he qniekly printed, is owlet to his see hag company neat morning. fiefore nine o'cloek, on that morning, however, he was a corpse 1 .. data', bad' ndured all the twigless O le coi l ( ' a d m i t : t h e poor man's corpulency had constantly increased, until, at the time we here nientioned s the clogged machinery of life stood stilt, end this prodigy of • Memnon wee nunebered with the deed! • He was in has 40th year; maal upon being weigh► ad, witliiii * few days, hy - dlie famous Caledonia!, kismet lie the possession of Ms. Kiln. of Ipewicli), was found to be 5i stone I laps. in weight-11411ms. to the stone), which is le stone 11 lbs. more thew the greet Mr. Bright, of Essex. ever weiglied.—He , had apartnirts at Mr. liervidges. the Waggon west Horse., in 't. Martio'r, on the ground duos--fnsls had been font; iii.-aprlble of walking up stairs. ilb coat, its which there has been great ditat ulty de placing him, is 6 feet 4 Melte, long, 4 fest 4 inches wide, and 2 feet 4 inches deep: the iiiimenie sub stance of his' legs maker it ueceseatily 'linnet a square CAM The celebrated Sarcophagus of A!Ili. ander, viewco with so midi acitniraCosn nt the British Museum, would not ',early eceseainithik Stt . moose sheer hulk. e.. , 1 - The coSn, which consist: of 112'Itiperilehil• lent of elm, is built upon two axio-tre.4'.iii.l.fout a,,,... wheele ; and upon these the reltiaiito of poor maw will be rolled into his wrwrof:Ol.ich, weiteidars stand. is to h f in the New burial-Fetish& at the Lack of St. Mania', church. AA reviler -deeerot will be made, Sy cutting away the both slopingly A l t' for some ihstelice. Alm wind,ovi ' lad wen of till room iu which he lied most be telleh Alva Wallow apt. — He was t i be buried at Mitt o'clock on monis. iiiim.i.—........—, • . I ?ROM L4Tinco,... _ _..ar'S 11111111 1 11. .....'...110.••••-. 44011.1, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. s.. lea 1 de Lord Liashemaa Vj Me Catolfr JAW* 4 0. uocutir. ' Wigan Reglitest of Local Militia. -- me StriLeltland asionsh, Esq. to be Licutomet.Colosel - --A- "a ileach IL Alm. .2 -• • i ; _ 4 1 1. - ..t -- .7 6 .4* -- i - 4.071." - "ie• ________. _____ .. - . „ .77 .,7. r . sr 7 ... .. PC/eilllll6.llllll4sl44oollooomtlalad Stet 19, h IV titbit Ms leekcd Soo.. .-Col. Callkii =,...i4i4 a • dant-s4atod Mandi,ifs, tsp. ;',„: . . . . . Wiliam hotiktos, Esq. to I* tilly4pkiiiiblaiiiro4lo4 Sart 24.1 sac William it, e al ita 4 . to a• iiiiiheiisii stuea,.. liard.. CP . 111111 • ~, • g... Itic 4 srd M a ;-liso.n. *a Se rash of . t Major -...fled sophist*. Commission( siva by tie Lard Lifyiliiii w q, at Caolaty 0., Salop. • ':, Slwoptiblio Wrebio amtinatifOrAtift MOW Thummaltnn, 'Berkao it Livstaiii*Cookamb•Cooolaktiolit —.dated Dec. so,S•si. Thrones Bytou, *b. 80% to bo Lieutesiont•Cukor _ yn• above.. . ri ffle/ford Clu d de, In gaNajor—dated as mate. emlialltotylookit a Loral motha. kAgeomeo Raniiii Kum to be Ilaior--ditted May e 3, Loeg, alpiationansie tie Dumloartmaskins Lucid Militia, Aired 4 nv Lord besstepait. Allimeeetaeletawe, mot Vleo-Lioutemint, to be Colostri atla 34bre u bi. 1: etch t teloases t Cotomot-Aated as . ie ii • ihe 4100 mt Caltpokman, Gael. to be Major—misted as shove. Ibmipping. is A. Iparkdir=l Militia, served hj tie t. 111111.1.1tim, - 11124:11mboAiiimemeat-Coloitel.Comotoodes• , .14=ays. in, non.' •• - - , reaablaud Lewis, lot. to be Lienteoant.Coloollv•v • Vdp ors. th, Esq to be first M4jur—dated am :.bat. Evan', .IEB9. to be woad ditto--dated as thpligioNhAhLte Cerossmimshire Lae)! Militia, signed iwy go* • - • Lard Lift dliglit. ‘ll . lllolloNieues, Esq. to he Lieut.-CA. vice Wynne, de. ._. 0pe0p4.40.411r.4 ig, tsfs ihimorilmjiasar...icritinbere Local Militia, sigeed by ' ' . "• '' Ai Lon( iltotratint. • ... " • 'l4lllrit Royal Illittatioit. . . . : ilottlAti.hit.Lieutentiat-Colestel. lls g, i nog. * linelika n_. ie4 is a btrre. ..•‘ ~ „ f . 4lettalion. *1111" 7 664641, 4 Matt0 Loot thaeie it *USW .' d& Api4l4, 1 t.,_. 1111110.1111=11.26861116 lb. Spharientimm et t v ai iL .A.. „-- 'raEal Ackbollha wisp ; , • Nisei, .w Fitt.. 1 Ito 18816 • .-• qi p I'4 ••IvF4l 3Slep lkirli 11 4 11111 . 1 ' ' , Jlipaca, Gent to bs. t 4 !aqua ' • ry Mctcalf Wit 14tioftlilonnlif Ofillnia rim Scott, who re. 1 • 769K:4i:win of Light Ortipleint 6 4lllolkm O'Brien, Geld. : t 4 rAttott; BY prang Om Ilimegqiele pr n omoted. I dits•—m.g.2.. Limitemovt-copmei Smoual Need tu he ILienot..cat.viee Wy . litard, Berea s& Brevet Lkiitteemir,e4oetl creeds,- Bemherry, from •Italf. peg atilt Um oil Light Um/pm, to be Muijsr, vim Nall. Nall. . . 7ilealigaweatedlreta---Ceistaia Arther Jones to be Major. • wiMeeeteeritiearsei vice Coophell, promoted. .lad ditto—eLieitetatteet-Colimetl Min Groweey, from lb. let Genisoa UMWWee, to be Lietiteattut-Cittvisti, vice hey suns r Who eartisaw. letgartson nattaliese—Lieutewent it. A Stivionr, from the rilo4, to be Liesteenut-Colosel, vire Growgey, who m • .6 1e gpaYltis is The Orsttitt4J *se 6. 1209. tefklit of Surrey Local Militia. * ft.„ Dart. IA) .be lieartessat-Colamet• • ' ' Atwell 'l7, teak ir liirTbeibeelkettee, Hart. to he Lieuteeant•Colessel .: losooodostrliosil mach 17, tsoo. . ifiliipi4lo : o/74, Jane 24. 1809. lteryfela irtitrefrepertba flooposeliiit Csiiin Irby, of His Mikiesty'est'sip *weft elliledemedleAMirel Lord Gans. bier, owl -trasseesitted by Ids Lordship to the HOIMITIIIit W. W. Pole. Hia Mejeety'ephlp Anarlia. ef St. Ander°, - - loth J eve, tow. Ibly. Isoie**Actits: in obedient*: to your Lord shi rt•Aft4f. of the 15th ult. I . veteived information of sit attack twiny , about to beirisle by the Spa ' nigh Patriots net the "'tench tttiWiss is possession of the4illits of lit. Anrioro ; sad Isavieg established sigoali between Iris Majesty's ship wader. any emu , ISSMit aud the fortress of Goleilatiti, I proceeded otT this plat:4M corntmapvitls'llls.NLijesty's ship Sta •tkre, she havitig joined mc on the eh inst. but a Irwind and current prevented our getting np is flay, whets, on our approauh, firing was of - in every directive ou the shore, nod **vend *Os tryit9g to effect their escape out of the hut- INA ' which we captured es per margin*, one •iiirsal boat only getting sway ; more must have escaked, bat were.pvevetited•through the activity of lair fain Beyse, is His Majesty's ship Statira. They appear Sue reads, and have several of the Fmiscs arey ow board, with chief part of the hospital SW. Il l ise terrvettels The sane lately so gallantly engaged by Capt. Skinner. in Ili* Mesty's eloop hoidineh, and since by the Brack Joke lugger. and boa 'preyed a great annoyance to our trade. I learn by &Spanish - Officer, who range to me from tb' shore, (Aide-de-C.amp to General Ballesteroj, and by-our own boats which I sent on shore, that thalrench troops have all surrendered. Maid that the town is in possession of the Spanish patriots, leder the command of GM. Bellestero. In eenseqnenee of the number of prisoners, I have sent the Statics into port with the prises, and shall remain myself off thus Mat, in hopes of he jug abjf to render further assist:pee to the Spanish ;vow. I have the honour . ..Ore, &c. - ' (Signed) -FO9. Palm huff. To the Alektlies: Lea ChNlALiti, /Wawa' • of the woe, h_ls:lie. Ifs,. ~. • Freneb Xelleuel fe/p.fte• r , ' I:e %male, &Ft Ille aro, to', Ideas spaunsilies, fiiii_MO l ßlnk• . twitch ltietiettel Wig is 111jissio, Cassis Bre ton, eight e-peesdrre, sod St ewe yy_ I:sends Notional eurgej‘rirordeselle, No. 7, Capt. Car -1011 wits" • ~ one 4-pee get% sail *Cie • . 4 - 4 111 rt La ;Alen.. eve ' 4 eiptire-7iwt . Wog solooloily, - the eerie pot on 10 , 11114 1 /A li.ibuir. L.1 -per Notre Pomp, qpid•litylio C 64 °. it's 111 •41141 . Ihrs4Leo e sel , ,ipshriepsbe ritisch—She crimp= • .. 4 , , • . Callas Oesfe, Of Has Majesty's Asir dm Mew 'oke. lie transmitted to the Elqpipsetltlollrilliesa %Wellesley Pole, two letters front tiesteasist Mao eel, comiatinding the Pakiot cuswessel. Orin as of the esptate, bythas . vessel, of a Dutch gurpsessel, of 4041 yds, • wits swivels,. sad I tea men, fn the rinr Joie& j 1•4 of a Danish psi- 9 vetoer, of one pe sod tits Wings, slid IS men, off LarefferemS I eted .1. of the tkeirts•Sion by the Patriot end Alert hired 'Most. of tiro i r till;ch privy!'' teens and • sloop. is die Jelmill. -.....- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Neer/sue mei William Freon of indford-street. Redford-row, Hulhere, laemanamotaclncers. March /5 ' 1800. selefrel Poriblek hiesse Bider, meditative Anglia, Loug Al,,r caoweh•fonaders and platen. June 24, Irmo. Robert Webster ,sad lathes Goebel,/ of Friday-street, atiegoble/ Lesothso l onheleashe hwea-41ropme. Jima soh., . lonise, Belithwadfgeserell Newtea, of Gime heal, Lameelmee eMieweapitsmera. Josh lila. Jotlees &milli/Ilene/sal morilleemes ?splits', of. Cbowsieut, henclester, iron . teem feusterri. Joao geh tang. Christopher Deakin sad Thomas Vega, of Mill-straill, Bermondsey, wherliagers. June 92,11109. Francis Shield and William Robert Ligon of Bloch - bone-yard, High Holhorte, Staahope printing-p;sshmeharh Jam se, leaus. _._., . Jobe Warlky sad Richard Taylor, ef /lectern'''. MR 0 EvareD•sereet, MidigewB/ cheese -mouton.. hone Is 1• 1 11 Robert Cura ick, heel groove, H ohert grows, nod Jame WillterhAtf telasmate. 11e4.:11. 1 *mi. Robert M' Dowag i and Robert Frederick Koller, of Great Garden -Areas Wbiteeharl. dealers in iron. Jose ii, 18 0 9. John Andrew Lewis mil Matthew Clark, of St. Vioccut's row, City-road, 311dollcses,,earrers. Jam 10, 111119. .-....ww• . BANKRUPTCIES SUPF.RNEDLD. Thomas Bolton of !.snout Little, in the parish of tang le* ellerat, York, ileMer aud chapels.. JaesobJacobs,uf Weatworthstreet, Pettienet-lame, in the pariah of St. Mary, White/impel, Middlesex, glass cotter. BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Tamer, tate erDartinetith, Deves,shipbnilder, to surfer/ler, Jew/ 27,1a1y 'I, mid Augaist 5, at ten, at Guile hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, Los. has. haat hand the protegee, of Oleworeter-etense, Cmasswelals Roil, Middk•sex, lineibdraper, t. sun Jute 27, July •Il •/ and s, at ten at Guildhall, Attorney, lir. 01610de/ton, Little , Tower street, London. J.•bri Seer Is eacaoun, late of the New-Rued, Well•Clesew se io . re , 't ceorge's in the East, 31 iddlescx, money-seets sillier, to starreuthr, June 57, July 4, and Anted 3, nt mea s at GuiAball, London. Atturiwys, Sheers. Jones se* Roche. Covent. G arden• Clouroh- yard. John g o re, of Westin. (t . unid-RaildL igs , Ahlersgate-strest, Leaden, taller, to carre-Aer, Jam 57, 'at uue, July I, wad i Sagest 3, at twelve, at Geilegiall, Loudon. Attorney, M. Lee. Three crown -mart. BelMiellEtk- • Thomas Reale, o(St. Marelteateme, Middlesex, doge he spiaitoons Miners to sittreader, Jill 1,7, sad Augad 5, at ' teor at Guildhall, Loden. Attoesey, Mr. Rebiamiarolier ter. house square. William Squlic, now or late of Lerda, York, bosiec, to outmode', - July a, IS, sad August 5, at eleven, at th • Bull awl Mouth Inn, Vas Leeds Attorneys, 35r. Tottie, Leeds; and Mr. Jams Lambert, Hatton-Garden, Londnu. ' Isaacs Richard tattoo. Mee of John-street, .Idelphi, and id Flouring-Crom, Middlesex, wiss-merchasti, to surrender, ' ‘ ,l 4 l lY 1, a , and August 5, at eleven, at Guildhall, Land/m.- 1410 e Mr. Ilanntini, Great Pima, Covent-Goode/a. i . mend William Duniel,, kith of M. shortie's. lass. Igalhainater, hair•nuereitants, tb earrender, July i, a, M4',4/8488818 3, at tea, at Gsildhall, London. Ancient), ' 51 , - Gneleinghaun, New Nortle-street, Bed. Lion-square. Jobs Reywousl, Manchester, baker, to surreioattr, July ___,lo 11, mud Aterert 3, at two, at the Commercial' los, is , . _ . ltameleetwer Attorneys, Mr. hoseas Hewitt, Mainsheets?, and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancer}-leue, Londe*. • lobe Davit Scott, late of South Cni:bery. Senneractsbire, OW sow a primoutr in the Kamen Bench Prium,) jobber, tear/ reader, July I, 11, mod August 5, at 14, at Gua•ldirallo Lamina. Atteraey, 11r. William Harvey, Lainhoeloit- Plere• Thomas Gegen, of Hanededltele, I.oe,lea, stationer, to surrender, Jane 27, nt ten, July a, at one. tied Augnat s_, at ten, ataildhall. Altman/ye, Stears . Wiltshire said Bol ton, Old Brood-street. Jmiepli Butterworth, late of Airline/di-lane, London, Ilenater a , to surrender, Jour 27, July i i, sad August 5, at 1 edirees, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Drum, Balite/ equate, j Ms. • Bickford, of %inhere, Devonshire, shopkeeper, to , July I, 8, and August 5, at eleveu, at Guildhall, '!sedum/ •ttureey, Mr. Baileichy„ Capel-court, lileribo letweiragae, LOOIkIO, Willem Montlerwe, of Brown's lane, Svitalfields, Mid dlesex, earpeotets to sarreader June 27, July a, and Au gust 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mt. Williams, junior, Lord Mayor's Court-Office, Royal Ex change. thi„,wd Kssii tt NN, of go.stry-down-lane, Surrey, NOM,- s. to , July t, 5, and August 3 / at 12 9 at Gelid- Lauds.. ' Mr. Lou- lams .„ hall, Attorney, . Deuce, laillster-square, 4io• ode-rick Merles Walsh, of the Strand, Viddlrsox, the. rad as surrender, July' I at one, 11, sad August a, at 1111.144, Ile GlOOllBll, Garda! Attorneys, Messrs. J. and W. Biehardsow, New len. Thomas Ranipkreys, of Clveltaileams•pare, St. George's Fields, Surrey, font-dealer, to surrender, June 27, at tee, July 4, at one, and August s, at tea, at Goildltalt, Leaden. Attorney, Mr. Marti'', Vintaer's-Ilall, Upper Thamsaareet, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. July Ig. Richard Clarke, late of Whiteckapel, Middlesex, now of Whitekurse-lame,titepoey, factor, at ten, at Guild hall, London. July to Jahn Poore, of Mill-lam, Toasty-street, Southwark, Surrey, lighternerui, at ton, at Guildhall, London. July ta. Jobs, Lightly sod Jamas Thomann, of Upper Thumedatreet, Linke', stationers, at twirler, at Guild hall. July la. Andrew Cheap and Andrew Loughnan, of New causal, Sor,thiles-Ilani, Loudon, imerchaiim, at ten, „Guild. ball. July 111. Andrew Lipaglutan, of New-court, Swithio's-lane, Loarkii, iseveliant, at tea, at Gnildbsll. July 15. John Cause, late of Great Weltering, Essex, shop. torpor, at twelve, at GliitillsoU, Loaded. ' Jely is. Jame. Cram, of Cs:lemon-street, London, mer. cheat, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 15. Peter Grant; late of Coleman. street, but new of the Island of Jamaica, uiert haat, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jilly is. Edward Roar, late of Eindiold, tsearx, soap matinfaetwret, st tat, at Guildhall, London. July a 5. Garry. Andrews, of Al ark-lane, London, ship baker, at ten, aktiodyialL lily is. George Erede, you of Linie•strect, London, fish wager, &mamba, at Guildhall. July ti. Hairy Jobe Penal, of Uxbridge, Middleton, builder, at Grate, at faildbal. July 25. James RcApatb, late of Deptford-bridge, Kant, upholster, at tea, at Guildhall, London. July 29. Isaac Mason, of Deptford bridge, Kent, upholder, at tea, at Go' siblhall, London. July JIB. John Hamilton Moore, late of T.ittle Tower-bill, Middlarea, ckarL-weller, at ten, at Guildhall , Loudon. July 17. John Holder, of Paiuswirk, Gioneater, backer, at closes, at the l'alools-inn, is Pairtereirk aforesaid. July as. James Harris, of Rathbeine-place, Oxford-road, Middlesex, goldsmith, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. e lmly 27. Samuel Chapman, of Woolpit, Suffolk. shopkeeper, aklon, at the Woolpack-Ina in Dory St. Unmade. • CE*TIFICATES--,Jour is. Won. Tianey, of Camhndge, *stigma as& einitheeary. Allan Holt, iif Salford, Laraine, dyer ..itrnix•liaale, late of fidenood.streirt, St. Pancras, Midas's", lkider aid rliapoisa. 11140, 110 Blekey, mu. now or late of Steprier, Middlesex, ship owner. Jobs Denny, of Ilarbiesia Isadore, stallpinee. Was Gillespie, tat of 11Miaskall Mandl, Leisaws, tailor. Jobs rlditiss., of Meist=l.woup oseptater. lift Etna ho boos . plookol to opplibot IP'lturs, Lag. to be Lieutenant of tae Yeesoto at liar Chord, vier Di aTUA t EallaTnn Onlinloll, Lg. 'Ettoignoti. .. ~ / -_.~.,~; NS AL INTELLIGENCE. returritiorru, Jon 23. Railed the Li le Belt, with • dee) far th•.Wret Ladies, from St. Weds. MOMS 44. Arciveil from the Deems the Illystrimu ; Cared South kiesema ; sad Nisery, Randall, for Wow:- dole. pr.voloutß-Betz, sung 41. Arrived thk riimeir, 36 guns. Capt. Mocker, (rem the westward; lied the Hardy. gico-bog, Lieut Dutton, with three transports, which ha., troops on board, from the restward.—Sailed the Loire, 3S guns, Capt. Schomberg, for the coast of France ; and the Endystion, 40. guns, Hon. Cali. Cupel, with three transport., and liner, Addingto n , Indianian, for Madeira. Passed by* large fleet 41' merchantmen to the IVestward. DEAL, JUNE 23. Arrived the Corielis alarm frog eirt>inouth. Sailed the INaetrions to Pirrtwstostil, aw l Cruces oltsy• wu u cruise.—V . :l4 , l Il iIt , MICIt. JUNK 2i. Arrived the Lark picket, Mil. 01141 the th.s/toit packet, .t'Uuuch. from Cotteaburgit, wi,lll which, with au Jitkoriett Messenger, who left the Archduke Charles the tSth ult . they I....iett ae SUUtilMOide "POIPM. now-rteerr. An ltattirdayi William - Lows was hroutht •••• Donatile-n , the t:unortable, 'before the Sitting Magistrate, (kluged a IV. feloniously stealing a watch and chain, thn pr..nerly of win Ryder, of Tnylerea.Builibisgs 84. Men ,J . K.'ai/e. II appeared that, dwritig the SLIMLY frOoll boost of t4a Prosecutor, can Tbursdsy evening, lb. at. h Ind teen it Wen , and n man. ai,acerin; the desenprien of the oria,nize, b 'lre been seen in the houar,laformatints was ;lone To 1 , ,s 1101111 e traced the vetoer, after considerable Fci.lay slight, to the latoson Tice pobtiiAous in ity,;l* .1. bury, a house-v.1.4A1' for j.itiroeynten tailors, wbcrt hr finrci hint, in company wait about twesity of thcart. of to lave his friend, wormed the character of a convtable, unit sa.d Lowe was his prisoner, us a charge of bac! ; l>o naldson, however, was not to be thee nut of Lis prisoner, and seized hiss. hy his neckcloth. The tailors drrw thrieshenrs, attacked the officer, and kid vet °arse to the st.atnzeirt of cutting. the back part of his nechrlolli, awl all clothe., to emit*. the prisoner to relvape him.. ; but Voantilas, contrived to keep his hold, and elrAggt.l how toracds the doer, when sore of the respeetaidc arighhouii Ira. •o.:: what wan dia matter, west to the assistance of tho and the primmer wesineured. Dona hkow Mated the watch to a pawnbroker's, where the IPrisooet bid pawned it.--He was fie.ly coussidted for trial. MEETINGS OF 01E1111'0RX AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. M. R.. Isaac Clarion, late of Henrsetta-street, ilwrkney, car- penter - - 1 6- A blonder Loire's, late of Great Castle•stteet, Oxfool i fret, wise wicreltaat - - - 3 13 Wakes Jnha Charlton, Molyseux-street, PAgeware road, Middlesex, buildef - - - 311 )01i3 R.tetot., West C o -i's, Isle of Wight, brewer - 311 11 idiom Wetter and Juw-ph MIAOW ofSpi mg-gar dear, Charing-c0...J.4 patent musical instrumeut - - - j to 1447: A ry t N el logirritlge. Fleet-strata, London, boot-maker a !ilr William Jones, Woolwicb, Kral, tailor - II 1 1 0 Richard Booker, Ray-street, Chwiteavrelt, wickedly, 9is Michael Bryan, tienrstrodecet, Haeiriverimuars, *- tore dealer - - SP 19 Juba hairdish, Meeptsam, Kart, Nattier. - I lis Robert Cowper, Cotenant-street, Lauds, worielloast• loan - - • SI lo John 'lee JoAnne, iste of New-ioad, WisHelbus bile ire, OlWOry•WTlrroor - - - I I . Wilition Lent, tipper Russelkstreet, Lerumadsey„ Surrey, tummy - • 110 DIVIDENDS. %Vinton Bryan, Camberwell, Peurrey, merchant - ' ft Charles Hulsey and Nicholas Huscy, N....write-street, linen-draper% - .: - 1 Robert sasses, Mark-lane, Louden, and New-erosa, Deptford, Kent, movisioa.mercham - 1 William Althorn, Tukeisbouse-yard, Loudon, broker I Edward Hunt, Duke's-row, PORIICO, ' , Muter and glazier - - - - 10 John Page, Hislieilosate-street, Loudon, habredasior it James Bulluck; late of Sr ot'sl arel, Rush-Moe, Loudon, wiue and spirit-nierchaut - - - 11 MORON Henry Polito, Dartmouth, Devonshire, spi rit-dealer - - - 11 John Christ* Cooke sad Thomas Christina Corker, Lesdenlall-street, Landon, lima-deeper* - 'it William Dalton nod Robert Easton, jun. Bucklers bury, London, wiercbouserass - JO IVOliill Proctor, late of Great T•tlie7,, Middlesex, dealer hi bay - - - 10 Jolia Plimsoll and Jniors 'Gardiner, Clement's-loM, Lornhard-stmt, Lomion, and Sarille-place, Lies beth, Surrey, boptuerrhants - - 311 Frederick Dray; kite of Stauliorhetreet, Clare-mar ket, goldsmith - - - - It Alexander Audrryou, Coleman-Motet, London, ma /hint - - - - 11 Ileac Penn, Ihreftier-lane, Holborn, oilman - lo William INrnimil,ol4Bood-street, zoacti-inakier - ' 1.1 /' Robert Parr, Watling-,trees, London, wbolasel•-ba berdashor - - - 11 Thomas Jackson, Argyle-street, Oxford-street, tailor 11 Thomas Saul awn Jain Reynolds, Manchester, wont stepletv - I. William Peter %Valkon,Selhs, Yorkshire, mercer 11 Jolts, Luxiiii Bruton, Prinetoomrsici, liehbeakian, nandio r . - - - I David Roberts, Trump-street, London, warehow.oman It • John Christian Hobe, Broadway, DepthisH, Keit, - potter - Edward Kendal '7'-'-- 1 _ tallow-chaisdkU - David Measles, Harrow-street, Graval-hine, Hosinds ditch, Loadon. army-eireoutreseestminkee Thomas CMOs., Covnhil lends., stoelk4smker - Walser rlslat,.trw er Intro! Mebane, semeit, draper it George .Davis, Cranbusini-street, Leiceoter.fields, k. nes•ilesplir John Charms, Mertises-latie, Gagnon rinse, Lao do., dm-salter - - CERTIFIrATr.s Henry Marks, of High-street, St s I.! the Fields, Middle sex, Weenies Wm. Titky sad Wrightson Greesmon.l, both of bib, mat rued, inervem. Michael Ede in Fell, of Moodiest's., cotton-spinner. Win. Birch, of Fleet-street, Loadoo, paper-stabser. Joseph Davenport sad John Finney, of Aliinnisanlsory, LOS des, merchants. Jl►tTH. On the 251 instant, nt his home, Mhisibeinstinti-lui:ld ings, Bath, the Lady of the Hon. JO. d Beeeinte, of a son. MARRIAGES. Oa Komloy, the 19th lam sat, at Liverpool, Astleny Bog. to Mee Dawson, daughter of Peskey Dar- Fries,. sit St. George's Maismerequarii. P. A. Tweet. to" Caplets of the seeinii light battalion King's Gesso Leila% to Kass Levenson, danghter of.l. P Loosmais, Bat noriosint /4141Xni Prot" by D IVICe.OI4. tw tp, IkenreMeaurt. Carey-.tart; rtttf ImillkilYd M the 011ee, No. 11 1 , Is sr ft (Amcor& Cllpmellh armed, by J. wpm& siimpla g e--Orders, &e. rdi Parer , obi Wes OaseOrsie pei4 will Le duly assail* 114 ir