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•,,... , .e-•••••• , M.f . • ' ,ff • - z:t4 LAW ntriaxictrcE, _ COURT OF CHANCERY, IV LY 5. . , The LORD CHANCELLOR pronounced jndgmeo►, .this'inorning. in the liatikrupt Petition, cx parte 6te:el mid Others, in the matter of John Dices, Bankrupt. His Lordship took a general view of the arguments used vestercloy iii support of r lIVW COM.Eiligloo being. granted, from winch he eon dialed that the Contruissiou, is a valid one, and that 'he Consinissioaers having properly discharged . their duty, were entitled to costs, should they re - quire them. Conceiving the Assiuees to have been irregularly chosen. his Lordship directed a "Let. choice to be made,. in which Mr. Thomas Picas, the brother of the liank'rupt, mid Mr. Hux ley, his Avid, Yhotthl have the liberty to vote ; and also that Mr. Huxley should have libeeosts, if he thought proper, but that the other Petitioners 'must be dismissed without costs. 60tr1tT Or COMMON PLEAS, 'ivy.. No trial of importance occurred in this Court tin* day. OLD BAILKr, JOLT 3. This day, 'after several trials of oo importance, • the RECOHDPH proceedrd to pass the awful sen tence of death upon the following capital convicts Jaunts Eeowne, fur 11,0 w-stealing; '1 booms !tow. for burglar, ; Witham Illegine, f. or stenimg , ;a lonti.z; Nathenial Powell, Mr stealing ilaching home; Wliite and Jas. Smith, ha- lineginu) ; 11 nu. Lowe, fur stealing in a dwelling-loose ; William Jones, tbs. for gery ; Charles henry Raireasceoft, li,r burger). • (those twi'u adeattnly protested tune innocence) ; John arner, for burglary ; Jobe Marsden, for stealing in a tin dim g 'horse ; William Lowe, fur Icing at large let fore the time of his transport - oton 'had .expired; and Jueeph needy, for au Marlin a dwelling house. One wan ordered to be transported for life, and twority-twolor seven years. Seven were attired to he confined for one Sear; fourteen Gtr 6.X 1111111til- ; aiikl a few for less periods ; and four to be whips. 'flue Sessions were then odjourned till the 2 iii September licit. IVAVAL .INTE te.: SCE. roweintootit, JULY 4. Arrived, the Gimps. 74 guns, lately from Lis boa, which place she left four weeks airier; she has bee.: cruising off the IYMlerit Islaads, in order to • intercept the two French sail of the line, that took shelter in the Satiates; the Rearku, 44 guns, Cap tain Thompson, from the 'eastward ; the Gannet, • llt gout, with dispatches from the Nlediterraneau ; 18 guns, from off Cherbourg ; Lavinia. 43 gnus, from a cruise.--Sailed the Defender guu brig, for off I:berhourg.. This 6titli and 71st regiments are arrived at Stoke's-bay Common, from Sussex. rot stotirti * Dot:[, MILT 3. Arrived the Galdfinch, lb guns, Capt. Skinner ; Attack guar-brig, Lieut. SWIIII4 ; and the Cadmus, Is gnu's, Capt. Wynter, from the toast of Spain. The hitter 'coded at Folmouth, with dispatches, and immediately set off for London. Also arrived the King George cutter, Dorset yacht, and the Rego/num' Baker, front Roston. Sailed the St. Joseph, 110 gnus, for Torbay, mid 'front thence to Portsmouth ; the Itistrod cutter ; and that Orestes, roil a cruise. • • ratstocutc, JI:LT 3. Arrived the Duke of 'Montrose pletlet, from Jil• rustics, in 41 ,lays.—~ailed the Goree, with her con voy to Portugal; and Princess Fisabeth packet, with two used* fur Lisbon.—Wind N.N. W. SlllltHßNsivi,lugr 4. 0 Sailed the Rossrin sloop of war, with a convoy to Heligoland. cove or conc. Sone 2Q. Sailed the brig Orestc's, Captain •Lepeilotiere, for Portsmouth ; Robert, of Philadelphia. I'er2tison, for 1 iverpool ; Johanna, of Liverpool, CUlllallill`.., Tor C fitpstuar. CHATHAM. JULY 4. On Friday and Saturday three imam:amen of Royal Artillery, under Capin. Nlassey, W. Smith, and IrAreey, marched from this place for Ports ne,uth to embark. Mr. W. A. Langton, one of the superiutending toarters of the Nary at this port, is appointed to the commend of a store-ship ut Weedwieh. On Saturday and Sunday passed through thin Waco, the 4.5 d and idtli regiments, to embark at boyef. The 4th regiment, lit and 2." i hattelionr, proceed tl b gll 411i4 101111 in three divisious, uu their route to Ramsgate to embark. Yesterday, a transport came round from Dover, , for the purpose of taking on board such invalided prisoners as cannot he again employtd in noy civil' or military service; she is, we understand, to pro cited to Morlaix to land her pas4eugers. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAYEST/ID, Jtut.V 4—Arrived the David, Wilkinson, from Piewfunndlau,d.—Salkd the George, Minter; Meta= loth, Pull ; and Isabella, Nangter, fur Hrltgnland ; Ara, Frier, far Jamaica; and Mary, Smith, fur Hayti. A letter from Dover, dated the 4th inst. gays-- " Three vessels from Holland arrived here last night, but they don't know any thine positive— they }snug a report of a great battle on the 14th, in which they say the French were de feated, but do not state the place where the battle was fought, but it was mont likely the batth: of Raab. They state, that BONAPAHTe is drawing all troops, of every desieriptiou, from Fritter, Avt:il lads have been sent ori from the Pour-houses ; and it is reported that the pin atcer,' men ttee marched all to luau vessels on the Danube." An sm.:coma has lima received at the East India Huns of the following ships which sailed from Madeira the 19th Mary last, being off St. Jaw/ the 3oth of that month, all well, viz.— Conn , I:den,Surirg, Marchionese of Exeter, Miner Castle, United kingdom, Metcalfe, City 4 London, Mauling Vel beaky, Dertrualsire,"fauatuu Castle, Earl Howe, and Retreat. I.lYaii American ship, which arrived on Tueselly with Hour, some letters have Irmo received of • date milretpient to those we lately noticed from New- York of the 27th of May. Nothing had since trans pired of any importance, and no hiforenntiou .1 the refusal to ratify Mr. Enstans.'s arraugeonctit had been leveived iu the United States. The spirit of commercial speculation was incessantly active, al though the suspicions of the Americans were some what stronger an to the probability that the late ne vem:tau would be superseded. ,_ " M..:.--.-_ • . •• A MERICIIII 'I7V DEP E X PENCE. On Tuesday, about 50 American Gentlemen dined at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, to celebrate the Anniversary of American Indepen dence. The following teasts were drunk on the oc casion, " The nth of July, 1776."...-(l'ankse Doodle ) " James P.estileut of the United States."— (Pnyiflettes ita.rh ) " John Adams and Thomas Jefferson—tried Patiiats— Wise Rulers--virinusis Citizeils."—i - saidier [trod qf War's .diorou.c) " The King of (lreat ..me V;nc.) " The Monte of the United States "—!.`'p.,.,' ) " The People or the United Kingdoms of Great Britain tad Ireland "—(R.usgt Met of MA Fogbend.) " Friendship bete - era time United Mutts and Greif Bri tain, on just and liberal principles ; the only perinamitt basis of national intereourse."--(llaydn's On:11w, tis ) " Restoration of Amity beim eel, the United States and their ancient Allies."—,'lleopla'• rime. 119 ) " The Vice-President and COUSITSS of the C. oiled States." —(Grand ‘ b.) " The Army and Navy of the United States."—(Grand Aloreb, by Ilahov.) " The Apiculture, Manufactures ' Fisheries, and Com merce of the United Stats."—'Schne e tfer's (vertsre. ti. ) " Literature, &imam and the Arts : may they ever find liberal patronage is the United States."—(Schialier's Allegro. " The immortal Memory of IVashingtou."—{Dead March in Saw! " Thf immortal Memory of FrAnklin."--(MirepLerson's Leant.) " Patriots, St Memnon and Heroes of the Revolution." 3fazeir in Cpann.) " The Aisi. ricau Union, indissoluble and eierniii."— (Sriereireo's Orethare. 21) " The Couse of Liberty throughout the ‘Vorld."—(..4ll's trell.) THE SURREY DEAINAGE. Whoever bas hoot in the habit of frequently passing along the t+orrey sole of the litic.Oplollsl, Must perceive that the st a..:nant and putrid ditches with which it u!Atools, are ennittli to breed u rstilence ; awl that all the ell oi is hitherto made to cleuase them nue unavailing, in cousetinenes of the ialanlotants choskiii,! them up with every hind of runtish and filth. 'this noneoroas ouisanre bas beets increasing fiery tiny with the increased nuinher of inises, sod at last it It..t ante accessary to olttaiti the stool of the Legislature to a plan far ::bating it. An Act called "The 'Surrey Diainage Bill" was passed before the close of eke late ties sion, and 14111 be 'Trendy carried into effect The ohject is to run a tare barrel drain through part of Lamle Ilt, Gettrim's-fte:.ls, and the Borouo, through which a part of the l Mmes pass without obstruction, and into which ell the smaller drains and dit t L s shall he emptied. It will be gin and communicate with the llivcr a Lithe below Westmin ster-bridge, cross Pedlar's-acre, come into the New (:it, pass, throngh Cleolutts-street, closes 111acitfolare.ctsad. sitar Mr. 1111 " Chapel, and proceed Quetti-street and Ution sheet into the Beirough. It will then he carried forward through Kingmireet, turn on the left by Guy's hospital, and cams ToroWy-street into Lrith4e-yard, where it will smith. communicate atth the river. The whole extent of tuns drain 'rill be our o n to and three towers; and it will have a gra &too helinnitig to end, of near 15 feet. —lt is for purpost- of tat-reusing this fall that it will he cairn II be low 1...0h0' Midge. The espouse is to be borne by a rate ow all the parishes through %Lich the sewer passes. • -- PRINCE E''l{'JlWS ISLAND. CH AMLOTT• TOWN, MAY IL. The following is a Get or the ship. aireAdy entered et our vit.tosn-nottsr The rtisrgarct, Smith , Leine, brig; Stag, IV. Nollrt, Lou don, ditto; William, Fotlitergill, Newcastle, ditto ; and .:•• a bannah, Alatitosy Itebsuo, Nastensi le, Puow. Nay Eurt:ostot, Bdl , .11.u')pert, mr.oo „ ;6.—The Pay, Watson, North Slietlds, at.•l Ha nts.], J. Walter, Nes castle, ditto. I r—The Ass, J. Httery, Borrowstnnness, N.ll. heitc. I• 1 , ))) t, Thomas ['tory, ditto, ditto; and Traveller, Joho Jost*, Newcastle, sh .i• t c —lie Hretirlalbane, lt•Fa•lane, and three otlei..rNwascir, are *flirt.' at dtlieraut out-posts, hat are set yet eaten 31. It is confidently reported, that Mr. TIERN gone over to Administration, sad" will soon be ( retied, as succeeding to a high oNcial appointment. Early in the ni s orniieg of Friday, the 2:trl ult. as smile fi-hermen of Wartb.iin were fishing in the Wareham Climinel, they observed an old and a young porpoises, the former of an enormous size, in porsnit of some slthals of mullet. The fisher -1110.11, observing that these enormous animals, by over-eagerness in pursuit of-their tawy, were op mooching the mouth of the IVareliiiiii South hirer, immediately dropped their nets across the channel, below them, and constructed a sort of Isrillge, with their bouts, to obstruct their return to the sea.— Several times successively the .porpoises, with sur pririog strength and activity, assailed the nets and bouts, and were as repeatedly reptiliwd by the fish ermen, who, with their oars and some pikes, drove them, by degree,, before them, op the river, into sMdlow water, near the town, where they surround ed 'hew with several large lets, and at length sue . cceiled in getting them both nu shore. The largest protpuisst kvots eight hundred weight, and upwards, soil was killed in takior—it pruilitced a consider able quautity of nil ; the young one lived upwards of twenty-four hours out of water. On Tuesday the races were resumed on Chat hats bees, and afforded sorne exu.elleuit snort, thee der was partic,ilsrly Nor, and nearly all large u company was assembled as no the preceding day. Au wifirtunate accident owirred during the last lace ; four horses haul started for a sweepstakes, they had been snceyound the course, and were coining in at their swiftest speed towards the do:- turner ground, when n cow which had bocti driven into the field, with most inconsiderate and culpable carelessness, passed across the cmurw, unbotonlitely oie of the horses ran against her, and both come to the ground ; the rider, a lad from Newmarket, ws s thrown a ith excessive violeuee unit the horse's brad, and was taken up senweless and carried• to the hospital; it was a long time doubtful %shedr r lie would recover, hat we are happy to hear 14!:it tie is now considered to Le out of danger. The horse, which siistainoui soiree any injury. afterward s rum over si chill, who was M consequence firiugermAy wounded in the head ; he she is in a fair way of recovery. Mond iv morning, three Frenchmen, who have been wiiiittly ens ed as nurses on hoard the H 0... ;alai prisim-ship at Chatham, etrecteil their escape from on board, after they had been on deck ; it is supposed, that between five and six o'clock they contrived to slip through a port hole, and swimming close along the ship's side till they reached the stern, they *lieu stria, k ott from the ship inee,lrserv.. cd, and wade toward. the shore near 011intrliatri Fort. It is to he hoped that they will be picked up and sent to their add quarters, liefofe they reach the coast. - • , . • FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. " INSOLVENT DEBTORS.—(CoNri °En ) • Prisoners in the KINGS BENCH Prison, in the comity of Surrey. /MT NOTICE. Edward - Blakeman, late of FAO:shall, Stafford, publiean. James Gibb-ms, late of Carlisle, butcher. James Surat. Irtr of Liverpool, baker. Tbutrai tVekla, the younger, formerly of Greenhill's renta„ Weit-limitlitteld, but lute of Nevi•-stieet, Cloth-Fail, biker. 'Thomas Laudon, lute of Croubcook, kent, linen-draper. George "'curet., formeily of East-street, 3latielsestr r square, awl date of Great York-Mare, Portman-mmar,,, Dement. Thom is Tkilibb, late of Kettering, Norlitampton. draper, Joseph. Ciimenstm, formerly of Ilansteuolutbliott, Hert ford, lute of nt. Niary's-end, saute county, farmer. illarou Luiutt, lute of Limehouse, inarioer. SAI3I.ICI White, formerly of Apperton, near Harrow, late of Paddington, barge-master. • Joseph I/ay Francis, lat« of lAVM , ,Stomex,•gesit. Joseph Kay, lute of Rochdale, Lancaster, t1311111.1-111Mk.t. William Powell, late of East-Retford, Nultinglisui, iron monger. Robert Mogrridge, formerly of Wilmot-street, Brous wick,siptare, lute of Haimay-yard, Middlesex, tailor. - Wru. Hull, formerly of Taylor's-row, Islington, late of , Plaistow, Pssex, r. Job,' Duels, lute o! Ss :tante, Dorset, butcher. Stephen Bes./MU, fauttrly a Hammen, Middlesex, late of Lambeth. Richard Andrea% formerly of Spienham, Kent, late of Newington, Surrey, charcoal-bunter. Moses Howlett, refther, late of Dirminghatn. 'lcor) Iladl..y, of Birmingham, tailor. Drajamiu 11cliuw, tatlva, Lte of Pcon)-licleld, Poplar, Thomas Crosliye, Coronas , of I%lu-0,r -street, late of Suital-fielga, Stidd'essx, silkdosouineu el". John Bennett, funneity ut Saffron-hill, MtJOlesex, late of iehord-street, Loin; lane, Berimind ey , tadekla".er. Ann Cleo/eats, late of Little-ftntaia, straw-hat 111:11111- farlllo.l. Wm. Ward, carpenter, hde of Winslow, Bucks, last of IS i , dCedfahr, haslet, head. Wm. Schultz, itiediral peattihmier, formerly of Gvatib;„'s• buildings, Lambeth, tate of_ Villa-row, ailwortlo 11111111 , 11. Matthew Gwti.i , WOW. late of Garden-row, St. Ceurgia fields, Surrey, and last of Clouts it raw, Pancrua. Alexander Mellor Harker, funned). of Truae!, Nutting bunt, late of Ilkeaturie, Detby, twelve. 'Thomas Harteidge, late of Stilton, near Sittingbxurn, Kent, liftman. John Gabel Favinen, formerly of Will-xtreet, late of Pelham-street, Mile-end, :New-town, Middlesex , ruAry maker. James Siinnitr.is, late of Iskwurtb, llitltllcsea, victualler. Jolla Ilubbitr , l, late of Strautaliall, Uttexetec, --....,.. Samuel ninon, late of Croft-chipping, Coventry, boot sod shut-ranker. George Snybry, formerly of 11i-OA-street, Caruaby-,nark. et, tete ltrulel:strret, 111441111,11b1ry, Middlesex, batter. :Smoot I Wivatall, late of Middlesex, bey. salesiu.so. 11 - nt. Sisith, • formerly of Kensington, linen-draper. Wni.. Blowy, coru-dealer, St. Peter st. Alban's, Hirt furtioLtre, and (...astl), Hatfield, liertfordahlre. 'nouns Ives, tate of Osford-otrect, Middlesex, tailor. John Dorton Puch, formerly of Hale, !tendon, Midst*. or.:, late of Dut k. bead, Surrey, brewer. - John Pratt, formerly of o'4Elton-street, Soterr':;•toiro, late of TaLeroaele-walk, Fio bury.ativare, liddle:rx, lact ation. James Down, late of Conley-Marie, %ilte , toulleu.eloth usauuracturer. A adreie Cederholin, slirp.seller, late of Son Tarcru Fiddy Midilleistx, and Gill-Brett, Limel.oase. 1 borne. Ilartley, baker, formerly of Deptford. Thotiam% Wood, formerly of Sheffield, inert:hunt. Joules White, fornieily uf t'anihridge, late 01 . Lliilltl-ittret, Liocalend road, NI Laker. St:untie' terrai,il IVail.itagio , i, formerly of Itotltest , .r, Lao of VO4 t•, Suutkoiark, loci chant. J %V nkclietd, formerly of broker-row, Moureelde, Udder. Jontes Teylos, formerly of 11ortma6. rend, St. Ce9rrelt- Fields, Ist.- of IJoitis r row, liens.rouJ, Surrey, put Is mad. Jose' 6'l'4es, formerly of Cross-serrol, Hursleydu. a, fats of %rid: ass..irrei, Kest. load, Surrey; brieklsyer. John filsiotetirkl, krioerly of °wagon-street, Loudon, awl late Lia.isiolgaL-tenet , said city, 'Mei. d Aptr. Jos. *.hen. formerly uf hurt hts.ireeo ; Hurl, Beam, Isis of Wit dear, said comity, cure/warner. Frederick Sasrpe, uf Colesltil: street, Birming ham, late .1 Edeuision.strca t, Baruiaglintio 11 di Wilk, 'Jet ostler. Richard ) Juke, the older, formerly of Fetter-lane, late of Ciren's end, Woolwich, Kent, rat proton.. Austiu tetiolas,lortorrly of Union street, Mary-laArouue, late of Henry. st reel, St Pool:rat, ellarlllll-I.Ltr Thomas Nlnutford, juu formerly uf Chelmsford, Essex, patter ranker. • Welter Marsh, formerly of ths Fit rand, Westminster, all of Winchester-vow, Edgeware-road, a liartiviger. James Metcalf the elder, fornoily of Lenthei• lane, Hut. born, late of it. Georges 111 erkti, it. Georges Fields, grt•Clr. Joseph Head 3Lueliall, 101113..0y of Hollesoitreet, ('aeca dish.square, late of Wellieck•strect, Caveliiiih.sctuate, lidillesez ' lisp.. Richard Nlathews, formerly of Knightsbridge, late of Hasnutersinitlo, 3liddlesex, attorney-at-law. Thomas NI irliPetun, forurrrls of Devonallire.street, Qireen'a.squale, Bloomsbury, late of Mstoien.laite, Battle !HAlN, Middlesex, Glue maker. Joel kinoo, formerly of Lasea..troct, Whnethapel, fee. ther awlrioted . Thomas Mills, formerly of Iliehstraet, Southwark, and late cf Long .lane, Sotrrei, builder. Ilcor) Lce, formerly of the Autigallican Tarcro, Temple liar, vici unlit r. Relxcca lemmas, formerly of Sidney's-alley, Leicester sionstiT. tVillium tiKlitiool, formerly of Chappleagrect, Bedford !1101111 -41.%, late of Bristol, leatber.ilies , vr. V. MMus l.ay, runner!) of the Lady Ilwelo's Arens Go.- well-street, Nliddlesex, soul !sta.,' the Plough public.liourie, Devailnstairr, Holloway, victualler. Philip Levy, of Mile.eud, New Tows, Middle -sett, and late of Flower de lkau.street., ha-looker. Ileary tint, formerly of Little Brandro, Tate o, Church Warden, Norfolk, farmer. ilikWl fount ly of Ck111. , 10 , 1110q, London, late of Cleat Tower Nitrct, said city, turn hems. Isaac Jackman, formerly of Sporlotoert, -war the Hay olnrktt, late of I.4.isester-stissee, :it. ;oiartus iu the liehls, Middloars, cenl. Illitioll. formerly of Buidsory, ('hester, con dealer. :11Ntil•I'W Davison, formerly of Sedeefield, Durham, late of /mot ktun-upon-It cr. said Coesnot!r, tnetehoutt. Benisons Deedia), formerly of Best-Hill, H.-igats, Sur rev, horse dialer. Erse Bastes, formerly of (lowa-row, W•lostortli.ryad, 6•11.. r. TIMMS. Curtis Darby, formerly of Jane-street, t raid Bumf, and late of Albion.strect, Cuittineictel it 054, tie Leurgr in the Fact, Mitt , ltesex, mariner. Luke Dyeimul, f irmetly of Firmer's-street, Oxford-road, Mi.11111.01.X, Clltpctitvr. . _ , James (71toneot, formerly of Glut row, Houton, lair of 11 . . e llorwagb rood, mat ut Newinklow.c.Ausewuy, burnt', groeri. Akauadrr Cori,Joiro, formerly of Gray's-ida ;sue, 31id dlr Dr.,, 8 a,1,11.er and VII tualkr. Jo*r (lesawats, formerly of Stone-Howse, over Ply. mowitt, late of rlyinoulk, Devoe, to-rehent• '1 booms (:baproam, forowa, of Tal,croarle•walk,• City rued, loteof we...atrert,Sp:tat•helrls, Aluldlesea, mktg. Arbil Collins, formerly of Iliglcr - a lane, Blaeter.art' tort, late of the flurougli-rowl, M. George tke arty r, Southwark, jourweyotow baker. ituotrone Calltuder,forrocrly of NewLaatle oral Tyke, ruer,:l.aut. • 1021 _ ... --. . . Flmru Aet.T, foinaerty Purser of His Majesty's eh, Eister..etwe, latent' (image-road, Wis.:ninety, Sane:, Et., ter usariuet. Matthias Abel the younger, formerly Lb utenant of c m Warwick Militia, latr of tile Borough- rued, St. George, &nolo war'.:, gent. It idyll d Bridge, rawierl7 of%l iltnit,(htfordsbire, tangent,. Joseph ('annam, f..rinet ly of Itaaweil.roort, ttiteen-s a p orir p St. Ceei ge the Martyr, Middeaex, sew of Iliglc,'N-la ne , Sur , • rev, botcher. ulfe laaaes, formerly of Izte of Newington. cam,. way, lit George the Mn t)r, Southwark, salesman. Joseph 11mm, formerly of Pr•are'a-sts,et, Spitalfiehts, late of Ntitic-:teen, Aldg itc, Middleata, aaleasuan roil curl dealer. Nathan flonry, formerly of Little Queemstreit, in the Abut, S.mt lbw:irk, late of Dean-street; SAiilt George, South wark, brok, r. James Garret, fo 'uteri) , of tVehber- row, 4. George's-field„, Surrey, late of Ststrora.plare, Pimlico, Middlesex, gent. George Gmlfrey, furor. rly of Lower-street, St. Gaurges fields, lute in Clarence place, St. Gem ge's-fields, Surrey, ?oh tr)rook George Gilbert, formerly of Fleet.street, Loudon, late of 3:wawa-castle, Yolk, and of the Sam:La's-head, S;sow-litl', , i4Oll Grilarle, formerly Firet-orate of the Lord 1:11...e .t Indtamaa , late ..f ‘Ltrah-stteut, Lambeth, m ri r r Job•' ti r'y tat ' trim r y Inte untie arles.at r , rt, St. A lid rem , I; ulhora, Middlesex, (cut. Richard F.•ratrr, funacrly ui sliseeti•strcet, Uoktru-square, sty of t!tspert street, Cuircutry.Nire..t, attddler %VW iatu It toles, .rtn,r!y Anderson's-buildings, (IN road, late of Eattla.luidge, Pea tou% lite, )liddleacs, calliact uktr. -Hugh Dull rty, formerly of Deroughire-street, Purtlatei. ploce,Nl irl.l tete:, late uf Laurel war &truer, !Ice.., Cu l . Joint.; hir owls, form,. rly of turaley, near Leeds, Yur i., cloth-maker. Gettroe Broome forttarsly of Iligh-Hulburn, late of HOl%- 14.11-.1,, et, Shore:lack, Ni ichllesea, silk-metoor. 'num re Hell, furioeriy of Union-street, Prospe-ct.pla e ... late of Prospect-plate, Lt. George'a•ticlJt, Barre), rhuv. kt ever. /jam rt ,Eurton, f o rmerly of Peckham, Surrey, late at Gracruhurch-street, London, engineer. Gaetano Hartolozzi, formerly of Newman-street, Oxford. road, late of Oxford.street,:llnldlesex, artist._ _ . IV''ham Daeko, formerty of imarestoffa, Suffolk, lets of Patriot-square, Brittonl.maa, Muttllerm.,tallow.ehamaer Richard rouel, formerly of Hattou-gardro, late of Charlet .tteet, Hui tm-gardeo, 3liddlestic attoruer-at•law. Chrialopl.er fitarkkud, formerly of Fulham, late of St. Mai Cu%-htreet, Leicester-fields, Mitkiltsex,enbtiatt- maker. I Mehl Crighiun, formerly of Poplar, Stepney, late of the Comunereinl-road, Lituctiouse, Middlesex, sloptaelkr. J awes II artlaml, funnedh of Limon greet', Middlesex, late of nub, Somerset, merchant. Robert Abraham, of tloundsditch, London, lines-ware honsetuati. Willlato Young, late of Cermomlke,„ ;Imre), bricklayer. Nothshiet Hewitt, formerly of Church-street, Bethnal green, Tate ofthostherlautl- row, Pimerat, shoemaker. John Crashley, late of Btwgts in the Marsh, Lincoln, dealt r and chapumn. Jobs Barnes, late of the Grwthy head, Villas-street. York-builditigs, Strand, tVestrstirster, victualer. VY .ion €11•111,11 k ELM, fOrIIILTIV of Meeting-house-alley late set l:reesttlrink , Wappiog, Middlesex, coal-dealer. William Yates, foram ri - ; of Brewer street, late of Shereartl street, (.ulen.simue, Middleses,ariuy acwoutrenteottniele.t Job Anthony, twined) , of Hichirdtstrett, St. George's in the liaa , htte o. Stcpm•ytgreeo, ftl iddlesex, master mariner. Thomas BUtgiloti, foritierly of Closest street, St. Mat)", Rotherithe, ay, Lglitermsts. Richard St'anlon, Co well o: Edger/are-road, Faddingtsto, late of the New-ror.d, Aloe" • la.boone, AL Esq. John Allen , (ut nobly of I'm terthaut-tuarumatl, Middle sex, Isle of At wok I, Sussex, straw•h3t-matittfacturer. niliwu &Miry, former!) of Luutivil-ftvatf, St. Georges. Fields, Surrey, t he. seotosta. John lirocklestly, formerly of Ratc!ifre-Higbwar, late ri Cantina turoptlm, M. Ces urges it the 'East, Sliddlese; ta:lor • Tholtien, formerly of High-street, St Slary4. honor, :tl;dellesex,s:.thle-keepcx. Arthur ilt nes, furtoer:y of Tower 1011, late of et Calks. ,rirmit-strcet, Tuner-11 salute, Midair:ex, Jailer Alla broker., ... Junn Walser, formerly of Brightoo, Sussex, dea!er I[ll/54. Ltwrenee Kelly, formerly of flrostl-street, St. C,ileeo, late of Comptoo•strt...t. St. Maldicx,m, wine-merchant. Hem : Portet fcriacrly of Slough, 13erkshire, late of Slur:. tomato, E 4. Thonsat Le1,1;4, formerly of the Gran- road, PertnooJ icy, late of tiainsfulol-street, Julio's, }lorsMytlowu, • maker. James Jame., formerly of Mortimer-street, Caventl:J. *gnaw, Mitbli..sex, praetor. John 'teary Ileason, formerly of Baton, America, Lt • 4 the lartntarth-road, St. Geurge's•Fieltht, Narrey, merchant. Thomas Chathm, tbrinerly of Harleigh•xtreet, Strom; late 01 High•llulborat, Middketex, rork-entter. Junes Pilager.l.l, formerly of New street-square, Fetter lane, I.omloa, it,irt, ut elosentary-lase, Middles. x, grocer. lia.sett, formerly of High.. tre , t, name of ('hueth street, Whatehopel,llidttl. P^l4 _ - Philip Prckhlot, f..rwerly of Jerroya.etieet, St. Jesets's lute of Ayr-sir/41 f Po.cadall r ITOUlesek, carpenter. rhetleo tooling rested by the 'maw of Coulin), Surma!, of Hewlett, over Ayleal.ury, Buckingham, grazer. [To be cuottOued.) Tuesday a Coroner's Inquest was held at M. Rosnaiii, the bigii of the Blue Anchor, Feathr.s court, on the body of a ..otwan win dropinai down dead in her own room in feather'.- court. The Jur. returued verdict—Died by At , wireratior. Qf God. • Thr rain, which descended, Tuesday, is torrent., during the thou:ler-stores, rendered the streets in many Nrts of the+ metropolis impassable. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT La:ILI:MALL To-MOIMOW. M 4 John Gray, Neurasile-upon-Tyne, sierchsat - i• Thomas No. sir, St. Martio's.larie, Mitldisasx, dealer luapirituonaliquun - - - - • - i 0 DIVIDEND. • Aaron Deur, dart, late of Ilimodaditch, COAL MARK V.T—JVIA s. Ships at Market Sit.pa amid. Price. 7.. Neut.:male 5 ...... Stu. Od. lu Gis dl. I ..Sumkiimul 1 ....... u the Satiirdl" last, the Lady of Joseph . Dyk, • nal 1)%1.e-, Ihrieuto4kall, in the c.uuly of t of a daughter 11EATII. At Rri.ene. nmaiaitia, Ova 1341 .I:arcli, in c005e.10.......: the f • .1 ..I..r•.ut at itie em.ture of ALutimid - , 6 3, M•thougail.osf the 4.kb selp.neut of rum. pmei: oF Pii UCLS, Ylltit'TißDAY. $ per Cent. Reduced 4 ioe Cent Lour. Arnmt , es Imperial 3 pr* Cent tid:j Leto Ann -i6l4s. !who builds Exchequer Li 11...... ...... Luilish Lottery Ticteto....... ..... 011 Ito. T. BUN. P i eseir.-Nooker, No. 4, Carebill, sad N 0.% Poring-cm • ix bv (:. DIV11):4014, No 19. ' l . Buswell-ruart, eure!,.strest ; sad published at the Ur No It, but ..f tot. (least-ars Church, Steed, WHITE. !Ifsr pt ter —Orders, hr. fiw tW Vs" seat lathe Ottus:.;pust paid will be duly stlatllla l• 711 , 7wrimr7,-m ••• iwassza 11016, 1111A11111RIPTAL THI'S PRESP e NT be poeibrioe_d. g 11FIKSE WELI c erAl Sir Chigoe' lease (int Nam time), Ire. Mathews ; Weedlley (fuel rune), Wm Glover ; Mrs Nom:), Mom Kelly ; Dimity (fii Aber *hick the Dram THE CI OR, A TRAGEDY Thing*, Mr. Eyre ; Sneer ' g':•.‘, Mr Mathew. ; Poll; hi. I .r.rpoort.......— . l . ragrdiaritio L ' a Ater Raleigh, Mr Malik ; 11. Liston. Tilliriv.a, Mrs. L aril be .kiired, sixth t, exile KILLING NO The Overton and New VI toti , The Charatterahy Matltt Me. Wharton, Mu. Lietoo, these, Mire Kelly, Ike. Re. Toesoreow, The . Afriotits ; sod tlw New Mimeo! I *tee of On Masi:ay a ill !lc 'outlived called The footollaa; of the Scenery', Dre.K.ll, soil Decorah*. culvolet to the Piet o. THE ENtll.ln (Elevenih LYCEUM TI BY AUTHORITY OF THE ►r.llls PRESENT EVI „R. will he preformed, e ce Tinge Acts, called UP ALL Is OR, THE SMIT:t With Wifely New Sce The Overture, and alusic, rain P. kin The principal rhareeters by 3 Mr. Horn, Mr. Smith, Mr 3 Eisler, Mr. Miller, Ile. Chattel /daunting", Mrs torger , M,s.llis After the Opera, is IYIII/EIL ri Carps de Mallet. Altte which will be presented Theatre) the telebri I'6oll V (C. The musk commuted by hfr. SIMMS, dream", nni Velem. (or Crump), Mr. Peuso I.iverpuel staid Manchester, Item this stye; Jupiter (ur 'Squire (or %Wiseman). Mr. Fitrattniuues Mr. Doyle; Meech's" (or Gauge Joe), Mr. Philipps; Itlere-ry (ur (or Maateta). Min E. 8441011 (4 sou awy stage' Glare, Mai. Gar The Down to Ise .rend at ass i precisely. Boxes no —Pit 30 —Gallery 1 A Grand Eutraure llott to the the Pit. (rani the Strand, and it 'erica, from Exeter Ibtnrct, are p tkgmot Nor Soluuo mad Coffee l'ublic , mud the Lower Cirrk of elusively to Mese Cututmoy. Burs ar4 Places to he taken (Are. id the *mull eriirmice; . Private boars Nightly. The Putshe are respectfully in( rp All Night, having Nee again overdoing audience, With Ulai,V. I fruis rverve pint of the house, till farther nosier: the Burley:is beets received with the lutidr... opt the Theatre, will lie repeAted Monday (fur the Brat time', a Ner Nabob ; ur, The lodine Luvers Demises, mud Derunitiume. V AU X HA Cedar the Patmsage of Lis Ruda of WAI.I 1111iIi EVENING, Fria A GRAND (:ALA, and Exhi Admission, ASTLEV'S 3 1PHITHEAl'Il Venter the Pat.osagr of their Rol of Molex a lot huh EVENIN4i, FRI lI To-moattow, the Irian and Peikstriaa Spectacle, rid FREEII4IOTeRS of the DE.SA est real Hitrimsa4lOßNEM A ISSN with the' Eeneetieritiet of tome with a Nee Cuomo Pao gt: I N PYti A 1.4 I.LON ; or, A TI ilaeterpoir, Mr Bologna, jra. Olt 11r. Norway: *Cole:Aeue, Mrs. SI abla Cieerep Air. Laui eut. Doors open at Holtpast Five, Stroud Price, at Isalf-waat Eight. aide Masters. ••• To porreot the Jiwppois tn weer reol, 111 (loo t opo One of the proper torte to atoll places, the 1, f..rorrert, that the Cox-keeper comic be 6, oiler; ilo'm rraots attend at be kept lorager than trolf.part seers 'riF.rc :11ris of ecluca VV skill, roar perwereringunit And out the WWI Rare and ecrtaii, p , enailing diseamw, Ike out reontaie to the heel vendor sioperwrity. Mr. (ittSti, atter bring regain' BEI: of the ittIVAI. loit.ated into coca . % branch of the a r •a tionnatatis of which, from al a,. 11 flit); tussle iln• cure I.r ttna et of bus hush salac study, ri ; • I:it, frmiumott, contracted an a 00111.ITY, wli.nher 'rising Inn in., tong residence au w.trata dam 4JTAItY too ofkwas mobile! of both ; in the ..... • it lid ST rm Lrry sueis lit!! I. NESS, truer of Nervosa pia., I, rinu,lted, terminate in IMINJT 'I lit N . Tit..mutt of a long sod estrus bya petunia - vial mope/hoe tno trans, mauve 'huge Utmeedsee, be voodooist stibieetieg the Ps • .1• t or *strew ; sod in MO she,* as tads applicutior is made ibetteit, he OW.. bersemil pet deters, 4•18. 1rt 4 411t4 to•peeeedeeteJ asters `tiler tiot• elr the Owego complaial Le AU am lief am& eau an re, *if .1M wlW a tl pined many h est etweit, trues of • Nue 41,1 %3•16), VC (ha • b:«I tr 804.4.ite. Urine s he orissel uoviakit fetreer, pessusa y, =AC