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:~^r.' LAW INTELLMENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, T sssss 4R. Alms 4. Ex parte But.mte. This was the petition of Peter John Bulmer, in the matter of John Rum a Bankrupt. praying that the Commissioners might he dire,cted to admit his claim against the estate of the bar.krupt. Mr. Itnstit.Lv, for the petitioner, stated, that the Bankrupt had been a stock-broker, and the Petitioner had lodged with him a sum of 12,0001. to buy and sell stock, and til.ffic in the funds for his benefit ; but, instead of doing so, the Bankrupt converted the monies to his own use The Custicti.cos having direfted that Cour.sel on the other side should proceed ; Mr. RICHARDS stated, on the part of the As signees, that the objeCtion to the Petitionet's being all wed to claim his demand against the estate of the Bankrupt, was fliunded on an An of Parliament known under the title of the Stock Jobbing A. By the affidavit of the Bankrupt, this money ap peared to have been appropriated to usurious trans sidions ; to such traffic as the law considered ille gal : and, therefore. the Petitioner could not be per muted to claim. He then went into an explanation of the manner in which the money was laid out. Stock was agreed to be bought in, and again sold out at acertain price, upon a axed subsequent day, by which the party generally gained 20 per cm. ; this was termed amtinuntiox There was also a traffic in the funds called loriotTrafation, by which the lender of a sum of money has a considerable benefit. This sort of dealing he conceived to be illegal, as the parry gained a considerable sum more than the legal in terest of his money ; for which reasons the Commis sioners had refused the claim. The LORD CM A 4CELI OR observed, thete were various ways by which a man might fairly make more than the !era' interest of his money, but, the circumstances of this ease were so inexplicable, he could not understand them ; his Lordship therefore direßed, that further affidavits should be made, ex planatory of the transaCtion. VISCOUNT MELVILLE. ANSWER OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Office of Na,!, Inquiry, r a rest r,eo r g e . street, April 2, I fin). Mx Los ite.seWe have receiver! your Lordship's Letter of the 21Ith of last ',tooth, be which you intimate that we appear is..t to have accurate y miderstood the grounds on which you de clined answeimg nor questions, and submit to us some obserya t.olls ill order to place those grounds in their ilst view ; arid also express a wish, before you conclude, to cornet an inac curacy hi one part of your evidence, nod a readiness to verify by rotor oath the fat* stated in that letter. if A he the object of tin: communication, that we should again require your Lordship's attendance, for the purpose of being examined, touching these mantis, and that we should mike a Supplemental Report upon the result or that examina• turn, and such other exa 1111 l tations as we might thereupon judge nes-awry, there ran be no disinclination on nor parts tas far as we are cone-reed in Cie proceeding i to meeting your Lord ship's wishes ir appears to us that the enquiry, which is the sesiect of the Tenth Report, has attained this period, eilir I it would net become us to Adapt such a measure, upon thawyaswien of any of the parties, to whose conduct vial Hew at may relate. We VlRT.eorcuptett several months it , inteetigat ng the mode uonducting the business of the office et Treasurer of the Na.y : those who were examined by us hat the fullest op. portunity of eating and explaining all things which relates! so the management of that department, or to the sitar oaten they yespelirely had in it; and of econecting, at any time, during the progoes .of the enquiry, any naistakis which moot utadveitelitly hare been made. Our opinion and tamer venous upon the inegularnir s and Owes, which we diemirer ed, weft formed anddrawn up with the utmost rue and deli• lieraton ; and they are Pow submitted to the three branches of the Legislature, as the art, by which we are appointed, requires. If it could be made to appear upon a repreamts. lion to them that an, thing has been omitted on OW part, that any misunderstanding or error had °returns!. Anil that a further enquiry is adyiseabl, upon the , c, or any other woun d ., it would be for them to dir,tt ...itch further enquiry, and to de• cide by whom, and in what mariner, it should be pmeecuted but, in the present sarcasms/awes, it appcars to us that we can aille milk propriety resume it. We have the honour to he, my Lord, Tutu LordAtip's most obedient humble Servants, CH. M. rin.v., EWAN LAW, JOHN PORI), U. NICHOLLS, W. MACKWORTH PRAED. iNTLI.LIGENCE. PORTSIMUTN, APRIL 5. Arrived L'Entreprourneetitter. with the Itrzt, , A Qaerx. ReVal -4frlcen• Aid*, Ann, Wiliiam, Harmony, and Planter transports, with troops from Plymouth for the expedition ; Defender and Phtinpergun.btigt from a cruise—Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, APILIL Y. Arrived the Denver, of and from Poole, for Liverpool : she was captured on the tOth ult. and recaptured on the '.l4th by the Decode frigate. Sailed the Pretty Las, armed ship, with a Aeet under convoy to tbe Eastward.—Wind W.S.W. DIAL, APRIL 3. Early this morning sailed the Bourne sloop of war, with the :Untied Garth.er and Mete alft East- Indiamen, and a Rest of other outward-bound yes seh, transports, coasters, and colliers, under cow voy for Port..month. Arrived and sailed for the River, the F lieetr Spa nish privateer, Prize to the KW!, privateer, of Lon don. Sailed the Biter gun-brig, on a cruise. Remain in the Downs the rest of the ships as per -I ORIST 01, APRIL 2. Came in the Gallant &Avner, from Su : iism ; Heary 0a Mary, a nd Oftler• I , •idge. from Cork; rronsheap, trom Norway ; Eirasierh, from Rotterdam : .lures, from Amsterdam ; Mermard, Koteler, horn New York ; Nally, Gilmore, Lord Nelson, Horn, and Lath/ Fitts:raid I.ong, from Cork. Arrived, at Cork, Prencr of Welts, V icary, Met- Weckes, Ntplaor, Coplestune, and Then, Shep herd ; at Duhlin, Oral, Hodgson; at Jamaica, 7.4 e Harvey, Ann, Honywell, A'rre, Marychurch, irrter;sl ' s6ip, Thomas, 411 non, Powell, Flora, Baker, ar.d Zipsyr, Passmore, from Bristol. a FROM I.I.OYD'S UST. Ault •1611• t Luesevoraen•Polly and Susia. from New Carolina. 8100011--Lenatban. Ileyerty Carneate, Dolling ; Eli n; Jranddea. &lark %mon 'Tkotey, Meek; allrongar • Odor, Intent, Mae ; ,Ibryloy ; Primed Wales, t.:ning; and Ow Sit erow...; *via Laaio• • „go,. . _J. S.' w TO nu EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. THOUGHTS ON SECRET WRITING. NO. 1. SIR—It would he a waste of time and paper to prove the importance of secret writings considered in a natural and political view. If our statesmen, and other persons who are employed as their agents, had no means of conveying secret intelligence, espe cially through the dominions of a foe nr a suspeCled friend, how easily would their letters be intercepted, and their objeCt defeated. Has not this, indeed, been the case, even although endeavours were used to conceal their design, 'by various artful contri vances in writing, /cc. ? And have we not, too re cently, seen, that for want of a more perfeCt mode of concluding a secret correspondence, the most weighty and pressing measures have been ultimately frustrated? But, without further preamble, Sir, I will explain the objed of my now addressing you. I have invented a mode of secret writing, which, from the best information I can obtain, appears to be new and easy of application. It may be prac tised by ten thousand persons, without endangering a discovery, for, it I were to teach this art to you, it would not at all assist me in decyphering your writ ing, not would you be thereby enabled to read my letters, if I intended to conceal their meaning. As many different alphabets may be composed by my plan, as would supply one for all the inhabitants of the world; and these are twenty-five disimilar modes of writing with each of these alphabets, while all the twenty-five are to be decyphered by the same key, or clue. A person who is skilled in the art of de cyphering, and who would explain any common secret writing (or, perhaps, any which bas yet been made public), would find that the ordinary rules of &cyphering do not apply to the system I have in vented, because he could neither aseetain the num ber of letters in a word, nor the frequency with which the sign of each letter is repeated in an epis tolary correspondence. If you are willing to have a specimen of this kind of writing, I will send it you alter the insertion of my present letter in your Paper : it shall be written in common alphabetical charafters ; and I promise that I will give an easy specimen, rather than use any effort to puzzle your inquisitive readers. If you accept this offer, it will be affording a chance to in genious men to use their skill, in a matter which has been treated rather neglethully and fastidiously by ' certain individuals in an important station; for, six months ago, I made a proposal, which I do not intend to, repeat, of disclosing my plan GRA.- r ousev to any respeCtable and competent per , sun at the Secretary of State's Office. Your's, SINGULAR FOX CHACE. Last Tuesday morning the Officers of the Encl.- ragham Regim.nt, quartered at Maidstone, acct,ni panied by several other sporting gentlemen in the neighbourhood, turned out a Bag Fox, on Pennell den Heath, just at the time as Captain Tyrrell's Rifle Corps, who were skirmishing, entered the I-loath in extended older from the wood, adjoining the Debaing-road. The fox, in approaching them, soon altered iris course, frightened at the ire kept up by the nfiemen ; and. alter passing several inclo sates. with the hinintis iti full cry, bounded a very high garden wall and sevet al fences, making his way into Dukes-court, Maidstone, Ike peer.frd aside tf old mods; and there leaping on a water-cask, faci litated his second leap upon the roof of Mr. Alchin's school; not sufficiently exalted here, Reynani, with much adroitness, sprung epon the chimney (being double) and sagaciously vievine his pursuers. which were close at hand, descended into the one that had no fire below. In the mean time, the ardor of the sportsmen was so great in the pursuit that it could scarcely berestrained, even in his sooty progress ; but Mr. John Russell, of Maidstone. a sportsman of celebrity, roe,/ domarintiqt, entered the school, and followed Reynard to his dernier retreat. He was , found sitting at the mouth of a funnel in the wash house chimney—that gentleman, disregarding the sharpness of his teeth and claws, though in so awk ward a situation to he secured, soon dragged him from his lurking place into a bag, but not without himself and another person having their hands much lacerated in the conflict. Reynard was a second time turned out the same morning on the Debtling road below Pennenden Heath, and taking a southern course, by Mrs. What:n:ol's. was killed, after a very short run, near Pole Mill. A doubt having arisen, whether it is agreeable to the exalt regulations of the chace, that a fox, after such a buffeting. should have been so immediately turned out again ? several have drawn a conclusion that Reynard had net a fair chance, in not being given a longer res pite; but this point is left for sportsmen to decide upon. Wednesday, at / latton-garden Office, James War ding, aims Lord Hauda, underwent an examination on various charges ..f swindling. The prisoner is an accomplice with C.., who stands committed for trial for swindling prim:lice% to a very considerable amount. He was charged first with defrauding Mr. Dickenson, Umbrella Maker, High Holborn. He called, it appeared. at Mr. ll.'s shop in Holborn, and gave an order for a chaise umbrella, and seve ral smaller ones. He said, that Mr. Bonney, an At torney, had recommended him, and that he was also on terms of intimacy with Sir F. Burdett. lie gave an address to Guildford-street, and took an umbrella away with him, value 30s. desiring that the order might be speedily executed. The house where the goods were ordered to be delivered, belonged to a Gentleman of the liar, of the first professional cha rader. The prisoner also was charged with de frauding Mr. Lange, a furrier, to whom he gave an order for a quantity of muff► and tippets. He de scribed himself as'a merchant, residing in the city. He gave a reference to one of his counting-houses, and took, at the same time. a tippet away with him in his carriage. He called again a few days after. and prevailed on Mr. Lange to advance a sum of money on a fiditious bill. The third charge was for defrauding Mr. Keenan, a tailor, in St. James's street, to whom he gave one of the fictitious bills in payment for clothes, giving his address at llsbeta son% coffee-house He also stands charged, on the oath of Mr. 'cr , tr, a Folice•OGcer, upon suspicion of having committed divers highway robberies.— The pi ironer is a handsome yowl{ man, about 24 having much the uppearsoce of agenticiaso. OXFORD, MARCH 30. On Tuesday the €2.6 th, John Davis, Gentle; man Commoner of Wadham College, was admitted in Convocation, to the honorary degree of Master of Arts, to which he was presented by the Rev. Rich ard Michell, Bachelor in Divinity, and Fellow of the said College. On Wednesday the "27th, Messrs. Daniel Way. land, of St. Edmund Hall ; Joseph Rawlins Hender son, of Trinity College; and. William Woollcoolhe, of Corptts.Christi College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. And yesterday the t9th, Mr. Robert P. Carring ton, of Oriel College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. The Rev.Packington Tomkyns, LL.D. is licensed by the Rev. Mr. Iludge, Commissary to the Lord Bishop of Gloucester, to the Perpetual Curacy of Little Lemington, in the country and diocese of Glou cester, on the nomination of Michael Cogan, Esq. void by the cession of Henry Adams, Clerk. We are authorised to contradia the report, that there will be no Musical Festival at the theatre next June. Dr. Crotch is engaging the best performers that can be obtained, and the particulars will very soon be made known. VOLUNTEERS. COPY.—NIRCULAR ) Mr Leap, Whitehall, April 1, 11103. The obvious and important improvement which the State and Discipline of the Volunteers have already experienced from the measure of placing them, for a limited time, on pet manent Pay and Duty, has determined His Majesty to give effect to the disposition which has already been manifested by many Corps of Volunteers, to renew their offer. of goi tg out pellOalllMlA duty, un,ter regul tion. similar to 1110 , { which were witablihhert and acted upon the last yeas. With r .gard to these Regulations, I am desirous ofdiredting your attention particularly to the previous steps to be taken be. fare the proposal of any Corps to assemble on permanent Pay and Duty is transmitted as me, in order that the concurrence of the Ganeral of the District to the Pr.aposal may be signified to me, at the same time, with an exact Return of the Ef fective Numbers and Rank of the Volunteers who are to be as sembled, and accompanied by a Statement of the tint' and place of their assembling, sod of the proud fur which it is in. tenth.] that they sboold remain on Duty. For the purpose of giving rie•=iption of service, it is the intention of int Majesta's G0v...mm.0 v...mm.0 to prepare to Parliament toaiithowise them to ails arm* to the Non commissioned Officers, Trumpeters, Drummers, and Privates, a sum net exceeding One Guinea for Twenty. one Days, and in that pr.iportion for any shorter period ; to be draws for by the Captains of Compaisres, upon the Receiver General of the County to which the Corp, may Wong. I have the honorer to he, soy Lord, Your I.orddisp's moat obedient humble Servant, HIAWLESIII.7 RY. P 3. In order to save your Imerldrip trouble, I have directed • Corn of this Letter to be tranamitted to the @vomit Com. snatilirots of Volunteer Corps in the County under your charge. To Ili' Majeuy's Lieutenant of the County of W7T•T •k, BIRTHS. 1.10a1v,. at !Itotatoun, Mrs. 0,411110 CM, c grail., Scotland, was safely delivered of a Attill2ter ately, at hi, houte Itt Pulteney-dreel',lha lady o f w yr ,hani Gofrittrie. Fi4l 4 a ion )1,.. home in Qts!wn sqvive...ith imsbury, t Lily of Edward Stiphenson, Li. of . 4 danghtey. MARRIAGES Lately, at Tlnt4forl, the Rev 'Tho•nat Coke, LI , n muthed u e copmetion, to Men Smith, daughter 4 ,4 heiress of the Las Joatith SMith, Esq. of that place . Lately, the Rey. Dr. James L..iog, Newleod ,t o m Lv Eliza Gairden, daughter of Goole Gairden, ht, o n , cater to George Gairden, Esq. JauniticA. DEATHS. Lately, aged SI, James Garst..r, Esq of Grantham, Lin. Lately, at Mount Tivint, Mist fans EJliot, daughter o f t h, R fight Hon. Sir Gilbert Elliot, of Minto, Isa rt. Late Lou Clerk HIGH WATER THIS DAY Kr LONDON -BRIDGE fti.ven ><B min. after 64 ruin. aftrr S. SALES .BY AUCTION. TO FARMERS, WAGGON MASTERS, TOWS est , MEN, AND °Touts. ty D. SADLER, Ia saimdladd Mask" 'tear thc *we Inn, THIS I at Two oViock., A BOUT TEN good, strong, useful, se 2sree d A CART HORSES, and a goortCHADIE HORSE, u, P.operty of a Gentleman, whir iv quittowshia Farm 7kt. at them are Five, Six and Seen, Yr-mold, and worth the A t tcotion of Persous t ho want such Horses. PRINTS, MAPS, DRAWINGS, BOOKS OF PRINK, AND PtHIT FOLIOS. By Air 'RICHARDSON, At his haute. No al, in the Strand, this DAY, at T.+. o'Clock, by tinier of the atting Ems. ',tor of the late(,/. want Poore, Esq. deceased, THE . Valuable Collodion of PRINTS. after t o best Italian and other '1 lasteii, in tine pre...inti m among others, eqifally vslirebte, is Daniel's Views *hi Ru t . d.otaii, coloured; View of, Rome on Twelve Sheets; &mime . , Historical Print+ and Ornaments of the Vatican and V.lls Antonious, by Volpato, Proof,. and others, higlit t painted, equal / to Sliuiatures —.King Charles the First ex! Queen, by Sir Robert . Simile, very fine. M APS--Hon s Plan of lartutun sou Thi rt‘-unc sheet+, colounet. A curious C.I. leftion of or.jinal Drawing+ of Mips and Plans of Castisi,l kc IfinoPso arsturne. Manners, :net Diversions.' The Cruses' Collection, Denuu'e Egypt, 2 Vol. 'lodges 0p 00 .,.' India ; Gisten's Views in Pari•, proofs; Le Roy's Greece ; aal PORT FOLIOS. - To bk. viewed till the Tine of Saler: Catalogues to be Mao( Mr. Richard M. N.I. 31, Stand ; and of Mr. Clarke, Rusk. seller, Bond greet. Ry LLICAI earl S. St/THEEY, BuokseVers, At their Hoii , e, N / 145, iu the Strand, opposite Carrie:me street frorniiiiml frown York street, Covent•Gardeli . , MUM DAY NEN 1. and Theo following Days, at Tretve &Chick, rr liE entire and valuable LIBRARY of the iate JOSHUA DAEMONGER, F.R.S. "art. well lhnue , Hanb ; Conuining a fine Coilecti.in of Cants, History Voyages Travels, Belles lieurvs and ‘fisei.llailin. N a Tuelte.;iu are all in very flea (Imolai on, and sowed the VATIOM4 CiaiaiCi, in board., uncut. To be viewed to the lidera( adde. Catalogue. to be bad a the place of .ate NEAT FURNITURE, CAI'l rAL BARREL 01018 RY ROLFE, PI.%NO.FORTE, SECRLTARY AND 11 , •• CAST, F.t.r.a.triT SIDEBOARD, LIBRARY TABLE, AND EFFECTS. COKNIIILL. • TO 111... PERT %ITTORILY SOLD, By Wens. RUR EON awl VENNOtt, On the Premises, the Relory Tirius,•, St. MlVdAti . .l, Creek; nn IVEDNESDAY, April ID, by 1./wet - holt of the Rey M. Wrench, the Gentleman takiu the House haves g thstlusad • the Froetattu re, THE nest HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, cz pital barrel organ. piano fosse, drawing.room suit. and effects, including Ivedatiwil. with furniture, beds and It mahogany chest of chaiscrA,„ stanlrohe, excellent enhoga , t, sideboard, neat secretary and bookcase, drawing.rooin, &msg• parlour, and chamber chair:, earl 1191 rs'lnkrUke tables, a total set of ellen:at-end mahogany dining tables, glasses, a large mirror, Turkey and Brunel, carp e ts, floor cls.ths lutcl, t To be viewed; and Citakveite. he', on. day previous to tl,e Sale, on the Preitt.ses; and of !Slows. ar.d Venn,-, FREEHOLDS, MIDDLESEX. By Meows BURTON and VENNOR, At Guraway'fit, On IRIDAY, Aunt 19, at Twelve o'Clock, Direction n the froprietor, in FIVE. LOTS, VIVE BRICK-BUILT DW EL LING-HOUSES, a: Mutate in WILLOWAVID.K. near the Green Mar, HACKNEY-ROAD,lett Ot Tensitts et Will. Lut 1. A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No 1, Walo.v. walk, aftromasti, kit to Joseph hl.llautu. at 91. Ye. yerann. Ltot IL Ditto, hut to A. Ninon, at 141. I4a Lot 11l Ditto, lett to Seery, at 91. Va. Lot IV. Ditto, lett to 3. Singleton, at 9141. Lot V. Ditto, lett to Ditty, at 141 14.. o be viewed Three Days previous to the Sale, and rioted Partic,ilais had on the Preis -et ; '..;arraway's; and of Moos. Burton and Yonne", Cornhill. GENTEEL COTTAGE, BLACKIIFATII HILL. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTR Aur. By Munro SURTO4 and VENNOR, THE LEASE, with catty Poisegsion, of 1 NeX COTTAGE, with productive Garden., mai Dome.l, Cuovenieneas. The Prechises are recently put into camp e! • Olnamental Repair and suitable for the immediate Recv; , .... of a Genteel Family, amiably situate on Blackheath coreniaridisig extentiye rich Piuspecti. To be viewed, with Tickets only, which, with funliel t culars, may be bad at Maims.. Swum and \Teapot, 61,C.41. - hill. CAPITAL RESIDENCE. mill DOUBLE CNAC:I - AND -BEDFORDROW. AND a...,a.1NG, near. TO II SOLD /AY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Messrs BURI'ONI and VENNOR, THE desirable LEASE, with early posses , of a genteel FAMILY KF.SIDENCE, wall V" • double coach. Ituuse, and stabling fr.ir tau house., very situate in the vicinity of Bedford-raw. The premises Le r complete substantial and ornamental repair, aod coi,tain ex cellent attics, chamber', dressing.room, specious handienw drawing.room, cheerful dinang•soom, gentleman's ,00m, es. trance hall, commodious light couniin:-house, ranger/god °Aces, ganien, and suitable domestic arrangements. To lie viewed with Ti.:kets only. which, with (Luther Pd ticulars, may be had of Messr.. Burton and Venom, No ut, ornhill. EPPING FOREST. RESIDENCE. WITH LARGE GARDENS, COACH. HOUSE, AND VTAILLING. TO HE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. BY M ssn. BURTON and VENNOR. THE LBASE, with immediate Possession, of a comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE, laris Pl"" re and kitchen glutei's, double anet-hou.e and nalaling. ably ,hunt- upon the 'e q ... of P. pping Forest; the meteors are commodious, Imoveviiertt, and well supplied with eah"t! and contain a spacious handsome drawing-room, chtung-ro^^l. breakfast parlour, entrance hall,, six clutrabers, drewng•le c°3 ' pool ecllariax, sod sonshle domestic arrang.mtents. To be viewed, and funher Particulars kuown, by syphon's to Mews. Button arid Vetoing. No. Ea, Cornhill. LON DON :-.4 l blnteci by GEORGE DAVIDSON. 8° ";). Wych str«tt, St. Clement's, met patibehed M J (l5 401 DER, At the Ogee, No. 1,, Roisk of St. Osmosis Church, Strand, where I le,loos is she Point, ST. (I r ed/ MOW duly attmohol so. " t_4 4 - MEE ritiG OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, ro MORROW. W. R Robert Tabrunt, Shopland, Ess..x, dealer and Chapman S 11 Richar Jicks.on, Shoe lane, Fleet-street, London, snitth 3 11 Thoma Barrett, Kennington-green, Surrey, ,stock-broker 3 11 %Viatarn n le% Evans, Mark-lane London, bicker 311 Robert Poole, Prospeel-place, St, Georges-tie:kis, Surrey, knell-draper 3 14 Eliralieth Fitre, liner . . Philip Regnart, late of Ohl Cavendish-.tree_, Middlesex, CIRC.r and gikiCr . . . :3 1 BeUlamiii lkwdicy the elder, Linkfield street, Riegate, Sprier, hiine-iaraler . . 3 10 John Well., Cartwright street, Ro+emary•lane, St. 80. whit', Nagai.. riatioller . . 10 Benjamin Bohnp, Clemelars-inn, Middlesex, money• scriveuer . . 1 le Jahn Hoggras, Leather lam-, Middlesex, victu.ll:•r 10 Thome. 11.ackwell, Chemise', Surrey, gr .eer 2 11 TI as rebli, %Vardoor.ttreet, St. Anti, Soho, leather• Moors, Lancaster, mil- J 11 dregser William Grayson and Philip Shires, Southwark, Surrey, hop and ..e..nl raerchauta 2 10 Christopher Gummi, Blackman street, Southwark, Sur rey, hAberdavher 2 I 1 Bartholomew Fox, Gough square, London, merchant II I Job Torenaand, lisrnstev, Yorkshire, groc. r I lir Charles Roberts, (lieu Tower-street, London, victualler I II Henry Sasby, Charlton, Keut, market-gardener 1 12 Stephen !lint, late of Chatham, Kent, baker 1 I 2 10 DIVIDENDS. John Lester, Barbican, Lonol.nt, coal-merchant Stephen Ricbi•gs and Somerset Riching., now or late of the City of t breeches-snaker. and glovers JadoevW.Lies and Charles Ilobtss, .WhAtechavel-road, . . _ distJle, . John, otherwme Thnonaq Porter. Oval, Kent, grocer Wslrions Florham, Tottenham.cottrt-road o Nli.l,lle.ex, glase4ella . CERTIFICATES. Francis Franklarwl, of Chea male, Loudon, wasehonseman. Henianiin Dry, late of Bishop Stafford, in the county a Hertford, linen Map •r. James Itohinsai, of in the county of Lancaster, silversmith. hf.enael B , ql, of Mosikgate, in the parish of St. Maurice, York, oil merchant. Julia Nixon, late of Place, Pimlico, in the county of Middlasea, carpenter. Francis Adam Witty, of Great Earl -street, Seven Dials, in the county of Middles**, ironmonger. PRICY. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 5 per Cent. Consols 9 per Cent. Navy 11944 Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Annuities 9 7-161 Um duns .... gi 3 11 lathe Bonet, Is 2a. do. Exchequer Milli Eng. Lottery Tickets Coniols for S7 11 T. RIM, Storinbroker, No. •, Cornish!, cod No. 9, Charing-mei PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS Goa Deb Si pee Cent. l March 26.) 621 eon. Deb. 5 per Cent. (March 29.) Canal Canal Lab Ai per Cent. Roily Lluiel tweek,G per Cent cointse or OCHAN Ameteret‘n, 9l 9 1U• Dion at Sista S 0 R•lsienlani U 3 11 U. 14 Amtburgh SS 5, SIM Attra 35 6 111. l'am 1 .lay'. tide 15 15 Lir. IJIu. .'96 S 9 V. Ilrimiss•s 7E,TVISD4I. APRIL 2 Genoa 451 Liv.Pice. 'Janice *Ai Ditto. Lisbon 6 OI Oporto 61 Dubl , 4 12 mottoes! Portugal Geld in o.ln MA Mars per ea. . • 0 0 Deolgnons . 0 0 0 New Guitars Silver in Bus Hew Louie each Alio en the Sank of Holland 5 pin Cont. 119. i t.) 6 1 ,11;1 dAy.. I. 1 411 Canis Diu. fyfelriA .... on paver bitao VII effect. /WW2 Naples nuo;n Lendaa ( M Mlfne 071.Abacia Nanh 116144 01 . 1 *Win (400.).. ..it THIS be Pro Oven, Intuit LA With al« End of the Lad o f the 01 THE LAS 1 HIS Majtst Aehmet t R2,,nnoti; Tovh, R.e-n In Act In. Ora ria,tet ois taste A Nee C Four T"' the t!eAtreet ; Longman A The First,' This Day i T" . hinted Leadenhall W icu E DONA 9 V YST, GERM VILLA SECRE FIER" DANGEI A' Chu van the m-xma , Mem dam bt Lid ►r TWO DI BLEAC be had, p , IMO H° l Itt .t.atravr 110,1001. rate Cali of the s ha caw Slum bought I per Tick surpass, anus Co. 0 C~ cbucrs, cannot p if prose' P.iles 100 6,000 30,000 /int dT 1).u4 Dirt nal Ditty HAlf Q4I ; - 0 _144