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Torfelt **like pandly. toile tetovered and applied in the manner 4isio-efloe specified. Aid whereas ti htintPeditot to lower the present height of stage coaches, in which case a greater height of luggage than two feet might be safely permitted to be earned on the outsides thereof ; be it therefore enacted, That it shall be lawful to carry any luggage, parcel. or other package in manner herein-before provided for ea the root of any coach or other carriage above described of a greater height than two feet ; provided such luggage, pare I, or other package, be not a greater height from the ground, including the height of such coach. than ten feet nine incites. The license to be taken out is to specify the amber of inside and outside passengers. %Vitale six months after the passing of the act, the number of inside and outside passeugers that the carriage it licensed tocsin is to be painted, iu legible characters, upon the door of the carriage. with the naties of the proprietors ; or, instead of suchjnitcription, a metal plate shall be fixed to the side of the carriage, to the same effect. Every person offending agsiust this clause to lorkit 101. for every outside passenger above the leisl number, and 51. for obliterating or altering the • painted inscription or plate. When the offence relates to the number of pas sengers, and the driver cannot be found, the pe nalty to attach on the proprietor; but if the latter 'hews it wis against his nil!, it is to attach only upon the driver, when found; who, in default of payment, is to be committed to prison for • tune not exceeding six, or Iris then three, months. Service of the summon' upon acting book-keeper of the coach to be deemed good service. The driver stopping, not to quit his horses or the box. until a proper person shall have actual hold of the reins of the fore-horses,who shall hold them until the driver returns to the box, or the post-boy who rides one of the horses is completely mounted, un der a penalty on the driver of not leas than los. or more then 31.--Th:s clause not to extend to hack ney coaches drawn any two horses only. 'flit driver or the guard, by intoxication or ne glig -ace. endangering the safety of the paseengerr, or loitering on the road. or not fairly accounting to his enaployer, to forfeits sous not less than 51., or mere that 101.; and in default of payment thereof is be imprisoned not less than three, or more then six Months. Driver or guard using abusive language. or ex acting more then he is retitled to, shall forfeit a sum not less thau.Ss. or mote than Os- ; and in de fault of payment thereof, to be imprisoned for • time not exceeding one nsooth, or less than three days. Constable refusing to execute- soy warreot, in pursuance of this Act, to forfeit 51. and in default of payment thereof, to be imprisoned until the money Pi paid, bet Itl c o t n e yr than one nsonth. And be it further e by the authority afore said, That from and after the passing of this Act, if the driver of any coach or other rarrisge above described, drawn by two or mom horses, and going or travelling for hire, shall permit or suffer mote than one person on the coach-box, besides himself, and a greater somber of outside pueengers than according to' the numbers allotted by this Act to be carried or eonveyed by any such coach or car liege., Jaye described respectively, it shall be loo fa' for any outside or inside peesenger, who shall ' bare been regularly booked, and who has actually paid for their place. if i•ouveyed by such coach or other carriage, lo require the driver to stop such coach or carriage at any toll or turnpike gate, and to reqiiire the . collector of the toll at such gate to count the °ember of passengers, or measure or ascertain the height of the luggage upon such coach or other carriage; and if any such driver shall refuse, upon the demand of any such passenger. to stop any such coach or carriage, or to permit or suffer the collector at such tall or turnpike gate, erhomhall be so required by any such passenger, to count the number of !mower's, and ascertain the height of the luggage, or to make such examination, then and in every such faye the driver of such coach shall forfeit the sum of 31. for every such refusal; and shall, if more passengers shalt have been carried on such coach, or the luggage shall etceed the height al lowed by this Act, forfeit fur every such offence, the committing whereof shall have been prohibited as afore.vairl, double the penalty imposed by this Act for mirk offence , the one-half of such penalty to belong to the toll collector for his trouble, and the other half to the paissengc;; and if any toll col lector, upon being so required by any such passen ger. shall neglect or refuge to make such examine • ton, he shall forfeit said pay the sum of 51. for each offctice. to be levied and applied in the same manner as the ether penalties imposed by this Act ; Bed if any person or persona shall endeavour to evade such examination, by deseemling from such roach or nther carriage above described, previous to its reaching sty turnpike gate, and re-ascending after it has passed such turnmkegate, he shall for .- frit and pay the sum of lob to be recovered in the same manner as the penalties hereby itnposed. And be it further enacted, That, from and after the passing of this Act, if the root:lona% or person having the care of any coach, mad coach, or other carriage above described, shall e termit or stiffer any 'other person, without the consent of a proprietor, or against the consent of the passengers, to drive the same, or shall quit the boa without reasonable uecasioo, or for a longer space of time than such occasion may require (althiiugh the reins for guid ing or driving the horses be left f.r the time in the hands of the passenger on the boa), or if the coach man, or person having the care of any coach, mail coach, or other carriage, above described, by furiously driving, or by any negligence or mi - conduct, overturn the carriage, or in any manner endanger the persons or property of the passenger., or the property of the owners or proprietors of such carriage (ustavoiitable accidents always exeeuted) every such ciosclitatan or person its aforesaid so offend ing, shall, fur every such offence, forfeit and pity any sum not exceeding ten pounds, nor less than five imunds. to be levied and applied in the saute ton ,orr us Th. other penult...A imposed by this act. And he it turther citeettd, That if any person, vim! or trAvello4t. as a goortl to site coach. snail r rr oilier earii.e4r above deocrilwd, dull fire of 11 . ill% hr d with. either while •uch c.o4ch or n;h-r corn . ' is cuing on the ram'. or soiaig thruuill or staittleig to any town, otherwise than for the defence of such edee'll or ether eirriage, or the passenger or passengers therein, every such person shall, for every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of Fite pounds, to be recovered and applied , in the same manner as the other penalties Unposed by this Act. Persons who shall receive money for conniving it any offence prohibited by this Act, to forfeit the sum of 501.; and, in default of payment thereof, to be committed to the House of Correction, for auy period, not exceeding three months, nor less than one month. And whereas it would materially contribute to the safety of passengers, if a great part of the lug gage usually conveyed by stage coaches were con veyed in a much lower position than it generally the case at presest; and the same restrictions, in re gard to the number of outside passengers ma such stage coaches, would not ke so requisite, provided no luggage was carried 'by them, except in the manner hereiti-after-mentioned; be it therefore further enacted, that all stage couches, long-bodied coaches included, carrying no parcels or luggage whatsoever, excepting in the inside, or in the front boot thereof, or in a hoot behind; or under the bo.ly of such carriage ; and s here the top of such hoot behind, when the couch is empty, is not more than six feet from the ground, having obtained a special license for that purpose, and having the name of the owner or owners, and the number of outside end inside passengers thereby allowed, painted or inscribed thereon, shall be permitted to carry two outside passengers more than the number of out side passengers hereby limited with respect to other coaches or carriages above described, without sub jecting the drivers, owners, or proprietors of such coaches or other carriages to any of the penalties, forfeitures, tines, or puiiisliments, imposed, or au thorised to be imposed, by this Act; ally thing herein contained to the contrary notwithstanding. Any prosecution for any offence committed against the provisions of this Act shall be com menced *Alms the space of fourteen days after the offence shall hare been cutausitted. . . • Hackney-coacher, which work by Permission ee stated stages, aresnot within this act. NAYAL INVILLIGENCE. . • tronrsmouTst, June 5. 1 :9. Arrived the ifferistry, from the Eastward, and the Druid from !reload. Sailed the Thom. •• • cruise off Havre. The Himont is appointed for the Mediterranean, ke. and the Chererty takes convoy for Plymouth.. , Came into harbour the Hibernia.—The Dart cutter will issue instructions uotil the /Possum is out of harbour. Passed by for the Thrwns, Christian VII. to receive the Sag of Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pel lew.--Wind S. W. with rain. PLYMOUTH. JUNE 28. Admiral Sir R. Calder arrived 'here yesterday, as Port.Admirel, but has nut hewed his flag. Admiral Sotheby has hoisted hie Hag on board the Dreadnought, in CawaJnd Say. Arrived the VAigle frigate, with • mail from Jamaica. Sailed the Imprrieuxe frigate, for Malta; the Envniater h gun...rig, with Dispatches for Cadiz. The Poidiers it getting under weigh, mud the Alorriston with a convoy fur Wales. The Syleille frigate M come into II mune to refit DEAL. JUNE 29. Arrived the Races sloop of war, from * cruise; Samuel, --, from Trinidad; Thu,Nas. Clarke, from St. Vincent's; Surrey, M'Clealitu. from New Providence; and the Artelia, --, fur Allow, last from Gibraltar, and sailed fur the Riser.— Wind E.N.E. FROM LLOIII'S LIST. GRAvrrixe, Juwe /9 —Arrived the Falcon, Barclay, (ruse Hurt-sa-!'voce. Salk.' the Duchene of Bedford, Patter ed*, for Oporto; and Eliza, Owen, for Cork. Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Sir DAVID DUNDAS, Eat NADIR*, the Adjutant- General, and scvitral Staff-Officers, visited the Tolver on Friday. Friday the with regiment of foot marched into Colchester Barracks, on their route to Portsmouth, where they are to einhark for Curk. The Dorset 'Militia marched Into Dorchester on Tuesday last, to remain during the election at Wry. mouth. 'flie Royal Pembroke Regiment of Militia received their route, on Thursday, to march from Pleyden Barracks to Bristol. _ Colonel ALLEY, of the Blom, arrived flows rnr tugal two days b ince. and is expected to retorts im mediately to Lord Wst.t.tatirow. tenor of the dispatches brought by him have not Sisunipired. A rumour has been circulated indeed, that General MaievNa had offered an attisak nn his right, but the Noble Lord had seen it right to change his position. Stamford races, this week, promise to be un usually mtractirse. We understand that many horses arc on the road for the Sul. plates, and the sweepstakes are expected to be very well contested. Lord litarmron has made a considerable bet that be shoots upon his Manor of 11eydon, 40 brace of partridges, either on the Ist, 1.1, or :id day of the emoting September. lili. Lordship will win his bet with ewe. A General Cootrt-Marti,4l has lately been held at Norman Cron., on Capt. DALE. belonging to the Northumberland Militia,chraged with having,whilst an the recruiting service in Northumberland, with held the marching money from some of the officer', sport which charge Capt. DALE has been most ho oor.rbly acquiria A young lady, of sedentary habits, tinder twenty years of age, and heiress to considerable property, eloped on Sunday morning last with a young mid shipman. The lady resided in the swiiiity of Bed ford-square, at the house of a near relation. It was discovered that a chaise hail Leen in 'writing ut the corner of Great Russel-street, Bloomsbury, for nearly an hour, and that the lady had got into it. The lovers w►re traced to Ilampshire, and at the village of Bi!re, where they list stopped, flowchart been given to the pariah clerk, that a nuptial can. mony would take place the next morning. An of ficer and a servaid who traced time parties, &ow pointed thrin as the (hair of the village church the neat nioruitig, and the wan coiiveireff Lai k to FROM s:irottmY NIGHT'S MIZETTX. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Witz-017en, June 30, 1810. Id Regiment of Life Guards--C apt S iiituel rarrioe to he Ittsjit toJ . Liesitimitut.Colunc;„ by purchase, vice gods, wb.; Lieut. Itlorsurcite Lied to be Captain of a Troop, by pur- chair ' vice irevritir. Comet mod bob. Lituteueot Joticpb Dreckatil to be Lieu • ' Leonel, by purchase, site Lind. Coldstream Regiment of root Gil:Ode—Captain Heory Fre drrlrk Bourerie'io be Captain of* Company, by parched., 'lee Stabbert, who rctircs. Ensign Thomas Sowerhy to be Liestenant, by purchase, vice Klbass, who nib eti. Gentleman Cadet Gotham, from the Royal Military Colle;e s td be Ensign, by purc hase, vice Drausmoud, pro moted. The Ron. Jobu Revs to be Ensign, vice Ashbarekam, de- ceased. _ • 3111 t Regiskat of Foot—Captaiu Robert Oswald to be Ma jor, Tire Clarke, deceased. cite ditto--Lientenaid-Colonel Patrick Roos, from half-pay of the elk (Reel/1011 Battalion, to be Lieuteuaut-Coluvel, vice Midrltemore, who exchanges. 63a ditto--Brevet Lieutcnalit-Ccaloui I ti. Fairtlough to be Lieutenaut-Colonel, without purchase, view Campbell, who relives. STAFF. Rotten Terris, Gent. to be a Deputy Assistant Commissary- Getters% to the Forces. IinSPITAI. STAFF. Pitrick Latent, (IcaZltiba liesiritidgate fur General Service. PARTNEIt9HIP3 DIS4OI-VF.D. mei M'Whiuuie and Juba NPVlthintiir, ut the Strand, hat- inauutieturrrs. May 15, la 10. Jyhis Puwis sad George Pale, ut Lawrence-lane, Cheap. side, Landau, warelauriemtis. June. in, t aro. William Massing and Joint Trumper, of the Shand, Mid dlesex, silversmiths. Just John Caber glad Jaws %nee, ut Aueel.eourt, ThvoK mortumstreet, Loll4otl, bill 111111 hlauraime-brukti s. J nue 1910. :41v Ig. WiLlatio DuncOnie, of S*oll.l. '3, GUIO; John Pirknton and Daniel /Wiry, of Whacked, parish at ekaea, at the %I,:ate Harl tun, of Prestwich, Lancaster, cottuis-mainitlichirers. Jutie J. r ki,,,t a t . July J.ll. Da{ id Aimmortk, of • P r e s t on , 1 • • Peter nekston, John Pickston, and Damn Arttly, of I ap . a „,,,. , at t l rvea , at ti, a (a m t.. p„ Wllitefiehl, parish of Prestwich, Laucastsc, cutiou.maini- Carly 'i. John Wats.nt the r0u0mr,..0,1 (echoers. Oct. J, 1806. lit . e4tos, Laurin,ter, etottuanynaurt., •t Ca. David lie irry Jones and James 1111.116 C Spry, of Aidesegate- Ile ton, Preston sort t, singeuni. June 29, 1910. July 4.1. John Watson, John Watson the Thinoia4 Robins and William Williams, of :Muscovy •cuurf, mph Wataoo, Anil:David lioswerrtli, of Preston, Great 'rower-hill, ship-lookers March 91, 1810. I ler, rorlou•spiestera, at cleron, 31 the Castle Inn, Piroon William Simpson and John Guth the younger, of Mark, July to. Benjamin/ Waters, of Finch-have, lane, London, sad lifinbaa"treett Wra" , """ri "sr"' Holloway, NI iddlesex, broker, at In, hr, at !..1;.,1 challis. June 99, tole. Jiily 2s. Psyler, late Of 4;,,,Lutitils, I.oe, wet Jobs Tattersall And Lawrditieit Tattersall, .of Winterhafos ' client, at one, at Guildhall, Loodou Totk, ferniera. April 5, In to I July 21 trancis Per,}, late of 1 owe,- are t , L0n3•41,1•4 . Jetties Susilkienkte awl James Ord,', of Miinkwearinusith- now of to...bury-9mile%, Ili.: Asen, as, , Shore. Durlia,.:4„ shipinilfders. • Jose 4, 1910. • at Litiol•ot. ' YAM Wilson ima Tbnottri Salter, of Wardrobe. place, Due- j 11 . 0 1 , 3 m. p„it,„ 0 ,4..c„„ Jae-Cintioioni. firm's. June 90,i 1810. belts of IL.%%ocut a•lorp,. Lon. sa:,l was. , I, 1.04d,', lArt. 311111Ati Aledatiier Wood awl John Ayers, of White abut, Slidalßeldsi Middlesex, livery slabir•lev. per' Jo..e July .2.1. Thomas Wacluiris, ftw ej 96, Ix tar. team., at to. IV.', it G011:111211, 1.0 William Kenton and Thomas Keaton, of Rochdale, Lau- July an. W ilitaiii the 1. s, ' Cuter, batters. June 18, 1010. pletoo, of w medley, ylxuch,ater, • %.. Richard Harlow and Thomas Bad!, of Lower Sloane. street, Chelsea, Middlesex, pouters. June i_st; 1910. Jul, 3. Willtsni Waits, kd Itteiter,rit Cl, ',A, at t' John Terms Whitgrove, James Turner, and John Berra- ip aa i, Tar r , n , 0„ n ‘te ,.,. t, B e a t .A . fool Turner, of Kidderminster, Worcester, .81111tri. June All f IlSt 30. Das .Jr alas, of ie.: set, Gies..." 1,7, 1810. shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Its Utor, Joshua Nicholas, John Bradley, and Thouias Stoke., of j !Li m a Eaidingtins, pariah of thwatford, Salop, ituninasterss Jove c„,,i t h ar j , of t he 19, 1111.4. roe ,Kenint.gloot roes!, So„ r!, WO. 1 , 1101,,f iC4 14 . 4 thorn % stloalkr, at ta,:ltr, all; Luitilois. July Edward Scott, of Chandoertreet, Oent. Middlesex, shoemaker, at twelve, la ler..!iin July 29. Squire, now or tat: of Ler.hi, at clereu, at the bull wad Mama, hau, U els. Ck. itTsFICA r ItAcrt lihitcnnto, tate of Brighthelaricone,Swarr,virtar James Symons, too tartly of Ilinigerfinal omit, Slca.,J, illesex, baker, but Isle of Clteapsitle, ij , looll, 110, , George Ecirick, of Mary-le trouue, tenni , swee.iu 800 WWI Waters, of Cinch lane, Lon 100, sad of NI iddlawex, l•eoker iiirarnth .lozoo, of Ilirrainghane, bree-foundcr. Wilhans %lorr.sh, of 1;3111, cher•tooon JOlOl Ilistrloosou, late of Landis tiroluit.sirest, 711 ties, Ira-dealer. Thoititio Kay, of Birmingham, fortor. Fill'lrrY, tale of Si. tlary-ev - , rnerclitri Samuel Edo Ards, formerly of Philp t-a W., aft., t M inetow-lane, loo: now or %fork 1,. -, • le Witham Weave', late of linty, . teeolo $ Hatolieswertb, Isle of their of the !wrens', Molillettex, or wee ' John Pare, of Bisimpagetestreet, London, Charles Merited', of Church-stetel, Blackfriars, Winn, ocy-scrivener. BANKTIVPITY ENLARCF.D, Jaws Pane, uf West•ognarr, Suutlawark, Surrey, stun cowl-actor, from Jena 3u tu July att, at km, at Guthaall. LunJuu. UANKKUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Holdswveth, of A.l.lookfghans, Yu**, Bax•.piuncc. BAN PTS. - Thomas Wienlrate, of U•edVetuwa, Devon, wooLepinner, to snrreurt. r, Jul. 4, 11, Lid Aug. 11, at eleven, at t h e Old London lun, Exeter. Attnroe”, Mr. Benj. Follett, Paper Butl4:iuge, Inner teutp.e, Loudon I and Mr. Li.uttna, _ . . 144.pb Twist, of Chand .s.street, Covent-Gorden ! Mid. dlesr%, cherseutonger, to 111111 tender, July 7, 14, and Aug 11, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attirriols Meru.. Clay. tun, Scott, tool Blunsire, Nrirotquare, Joseph Roberts, of Shrfarld, Yolk, ratur-notiorfacturer, to surrender, July tr, 14, awl Aug. li t at eleven, at the Tontine Ina SheSchl. Atturorys Mr. !tattoo-Gar dra I.orlo;; and Mr. Rodgers, Shrfßcld. deurge Morse Jukes, of Gosport, Sorighassploo, booker, to surreuder, July 7, it, nod I, at ten, at tistildbill, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Boswell, St. 311clael'a-alky, Curt.- Julio Langley, !Moor Gosport, Sonthatopion, beaker, to surrender, July 7, 13, and Avg. il, at teu at Guildhall, I..outluu. Atturstey, al r. Bu 'lt, St. Miekaera-alley, Corot _ _ John Ilmits, of Narrow-street, Eimehouse, Middlesex, timber-merchant, to surrender, July 7, is, mud August It, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Evitt sod Illoydoia square, Mmuries. John Russel, of Plorrissatrvet, Haymarket, Middlesex, pnellerer, to surrender, July 5, at eleven, 7, at nine, aotl August 11, at sieves, at Guildhall, Loudon. Atturmy, Mr. Pike, Air-street, Piccadilly. Peter Roynon Lewis and Joseph Jackson, Xtrand, Middle sex, silk-mercers, to *amender, July 7, is, and August 11, at ten, at Guildhall, ILendirs. Attorneys, Messrs. David mad George Rumen, Crows-court, Aldersgate.street. Amou Norton, of Pnister-stecet, Blarkfriars, London, dealer, to surrender, July 7, 14, and A 41 . 4114 1 I, at torleo, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. James (trill), Stat. ford. row, Elm kingliausicate. flulnusuit, of King's Neuters, Miley, farrier, to stirreisher, July 16, 57, at eleveu, and August I I, at six, et the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. Attorney, Mr. Thuwsa Ley Giemes, Derby. Thomas 'Wilcock', of Exeter, tallow-chandler, to sorrow der, July 5, at 'keen, 11, at ore, sod August it, at two, at the Hotel, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Julia Terrell, Not tit street, Exeter. David Phillip', of Bristol, halievilasher, to surreuilvr, July s, 43, and August It, at one, at the Bush Tiorin, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Whit. isibe and Else, Serjeaties lun, Ilect , street, Loudon, sad J. H. Fiala's, Saint 'trim's sheet, Bristol. Daniel Jones, of Polity Pool, Monmouthshire, liquor merchant, to surrender, July ib, at six, 17, and August i at to. h,•, at the Bush Titian, Uors.stieet, Bristol At turn. )4, Mr. Peter Clilford, Bristol , and Mr. Julia Tarrarit, Cliaturery-lime, Loudon. IticharA Harris, of Oxford, shupheeper, to surnmiler, July 1.2 1.1 and August 11 at titer. at the house of 13. tijaintu . . INSOI VENTS. Plisaner in Ili. Majesty's ?Own of die FLEFT. FIRST !I 071.4.. Tomas ll.rrisnn, formerly of Gray's-Irn•h^ , n '•!- Is' sad him of ilougn-court. Loudvo, tu• MEETINGS or CILLOrro Ilia (it . I I.lril 1111-110RHOW. George laugh, eneentry-street, Haymarket, 1 Charles Pratt, Long-sere, tootol-st.: ,- ener • Juhe Sweeting, 0181 Mond-street, tailor - . J Richard Storey, Clement's-law, London, tail.a • ' Thomas Collett, l'abridire, )lidttiemx, grn , r •- 1 tiatn.t.l Easton, I)neer, Kent, lason3•lne..,ait • tVdli.nn Piaster, Carburtua-street, etmcii.tittakr, - • John Skirrian, J nmeaetrect, Westrunoter, lA , • Robert Sibtudd, Luwtr Fact Smil Is rwlrl, slut...der 111 VI DEN IDS. John Ps ire, 1 7 i Todowy..apnve, London, merrtvint • John Hind .% Cliarlrs Pratt 'Wyatt, and Thos. he,se. lloraleydonn, Sorrry, lead manure - tarn, Tilt)tot.Ls ‘Vltite, Seetlawarl, haberdualier lit ‘to iv But g,,s, Ntiod-illrret t WIty•lkoto, 0 111An . • John PRIV, Illiabomate.street, Itaberdaslrer Grorze Tupper, now or late of Lintou, Kent, keeper • Jame* ftlakehaus, Thames street, Lun.l.,n, monger - John • IV 'Main Sherwood, Newgate st vct, ci ,'"." manger - - %Vsiltaus 131 you, Camberwell, Sorrel/. mrrc"dt CEKTIFICkr e:S Edwortl Men )oeother, of Manchester, Lancosur, cl ' , wooer. Philip Luck. laic of Nailsworth, Ilor4ley, tj:..ocoor, nt.'ker. CINIiII. Mader t I:e . 1 mr c; Ihll , o;turtl Aituretcy, Mr - John Moore, Brow-line, theapshie, L.nnton. Charles Levis Lund, late of Austin Friars, London, in- amulet broker and agent, to snrrende►, Jalj 7, at ten, and Atrguut il, nt eletea, at Guildhwll , houtlun. Mr. HAIIIII4III, Cruwu•earrl, Tlutatlnerdle-strut, London. PRltt OF STOCKS ON SA11.1:1) tl • Cunt Itrtlaccil • r."! of ....... . ............ ▪ Alfessatms, .............. . 3 7'.• °airlift% r r .0 India Bonk .. 10111 Lartcry Tickets ............ . 4;." "64" • • T .....m.......... ri, Pt0rk.13,..11,,. • * . h, Cori 14 sod 9, litewhind Maltby, of Mortiaset•street, Middlesex, money scrivener, tusurreorkr, Jelly 3,7, etitlAapirt t I, at ten t . ..t Loadua. Attorney, Mr. Iluinidn,r,, (Aroma te i'3l z yr' Damsel Magritte, late vt ClilTurd's.lue.paesage, I.nrulort,, (hut arm a priarturr is thr Raul erg Ludgate), victualler, ht aurreurke. July„ la, and August I 1, at fault e, at Gutidt.all; Atturuty, Mr braved, l'uddigg 'are 1 houtaa Larsmbuw, late ut gaud)." NWT., Silkatuur, urkature, curn.draler and utak r, to surreoder, July 3, It, and Magma 11, at out, at Galtdhall, lanuluu. Atturury, Mr Ling, ('astir street, llithunr, LU1.11104. Meer) D3llllll, Studbasuptota, tailor, to surrender, J uly 6, at um:, le, at melee. ..aid August 11, at out., at Guildhall, Loudon. Miami. Mr. Dodd, 11411.ter 11. e. KNbald 1.6.11Kk, tat,. at Noutitalartan, H a ut., uphvis ttttt , _ • • t On IVrdnes.tac bat. at Southend, East:, f.nrc infant daughter of Itohert Lakin, bar) of Ito HiG 11 — W74 - 111.k;1!i-R-Tiv, AT LON Moin• 3J min. oftei g I Ercn 5.1 min. .!•: • LONDON :—Printed by C. SMITH, No and putth..ited At No. IS, 13pck of St CLt Su and, b) J. WRITEJ of .0111 C place • Guildhall, tendon. Attorney. elet.ars Virard and to rorreeL . • July 7. 14: Slog Aoc”.4 tl, at 'ten, sou, New-square, Fistula's-Inn, Landau. Franiis A must rue g, late urialiabury• st feet, Strand, '11.4,1-,, sen t alisseareerclarult, to surrender, Jul) ;, tt , and 11, at one' at Guild hail Loudon. At h a 'ley, 'Mr. I% a,hr Ys .p Warsfdrienurt, 1 liroi - Muutun.stre c t Thomas l'enury mud Fleury Mayo, lat e o f B a l l.aller, bard atreet, 1.0n.10n, merchants, 111 401r1 Cloirr, J o '' 7, t. .4,,gu a t It, at taktMfat Lond on . Mr. Barrow, Threaduesdle.stre t t, •• Jamie ti'eoree Moms Juke,., James Grey Js t k,,,, , and John l.angley, of Salisbury. amiare, Flert• Si reel, 1.0 3 d„ „. Merchants, 10 .wrrendcr,' July ;, 13, and August ten, at Guildhall, London. Attutuvy, Mr. Miclasers.allr y, Cortaldlt,, Landau. William Harms., the elder, of ltuchford, Loges, barge roam ' , to surrender, July 7, 14, and August It , at eltrtu, hall, I.undun. Attorney, Mr. Ylariviail, Warrritk Neirgatedttreel, DIVIDENDS. July t 4. Cornelius Cbarltux , late of Cut Farteivh • eat, Veonot, at ten, at Gui Wholl, Londuu. July 5 Joseph Mos, of thifordatreet, 1141111 ms, L, ; „ inonger, at twelve, at Guildhall„Luridou. July go. Sarotiel Hauge, of .t.-Paul's Chinch -yard, I A dud, trunk-maker, at twelvo, at Guildhall. J u ly at. Williams, and %Vet terstedt, of %% ping, Middlereit, sad of Waybridge, Surrey, soutrik u ,k„ s. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July it. Henry Mears, of Greenu kit, Kent, Ulna Letyr,, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 14. Thomas John flopkno, now or late of Olivia. Faux, common-brit:Aver, at uue,ot Guildhall, Loudon Jul, Searles Wink, late of I A I ilion-pliALe, Blachfriars, Surrey, bream, at uue, it t.ri,k het, •lAliutou. Jelly at. John Fairfield and Jillltt6 Buckley, of Laucaster, usesellautr, at eleveu, at the Star unit .beet, Liverpool. July dlo. Juhu Prometer, of ne,, r folk, millet, at tear, at the Hoes I St. Airporiir, Nq• July 27 , George 51 'bin Slane,, of', Hitry. tt loictbapt Middlesex, butt*, at fen,•t Lii.i (MI July i t. 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