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~""" r NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Potsra.maunt, 11 ARCn 10. Sailed the Metope, Capt. Dodd t Capt. Pinto; and the Lille Belt. Capt. Ceilw, to aim westward, chatged witll America, and I'Vest Indies. ' 4 :44, • PLYMOUTIIt,,MARCH 9. Came in the Cadatmg, with a fleet from Falmouth; N s elson, 'Matthews, fromn•Gijon, with French pri soners; mad Le Chur/emagne, French selicnier, froin I: Orient, with provisions I,r iNiastiaique, prize to the Italeil,•4.—Sailed the Dattcre/, with a fleet of victuallers for the stoat:lron off Rechfort. PALMODTIT, MARCH O. Sailed the Intelligent brig, on s erwise: The twig Mary and Jane. Atkitevan; from London, for Du bl I 11, was Cal 11 mit otrthe Eddystone, ohm.: four 'o'clock, by a French logger prim:eel% The Joseph hired cotter is gone in pursuit ofthern,lVinil N. DRAT., STARCH 10. Ci.ime down from the River the Tortoise store • ship, and remains iim the I)owns with Majesty's ships as per hat, and the Cie:renders, limes, from Prom& Edward's Sailed through the Downs, front the River, the Cambers. Donald, for Jamaica ; and the Priore, Shaw, for Hayti.—Wind N.E. PL*IIOIIIH-DOCK, AlAlteD 9. -Sailed the Defence, of 73 guilt, Captain Ekin and Saturn, of 74 grins, Captain' Lord fiesuriere. for the Th o rne ; amid the Durrett/ ron-iecig, Abdo, for time coast of Primer, with* Captain in the French army, who has viclatett-the lama of his .• , ,rintrt by fightmog u duel with his General, whom he killed ; hem he tied from Paris, he took his wife and cliihlreo, nod laoceeded to Quibaresti Bay, %here he escaycd on board the DAlerel gun-brig, which arrived hsre on Sunday last. Application was aceordingly made for permission to land, which Wits rentsed by Government, and he is to be sent Lack to Prance. fflnif ViRRIFIN OF 1111.1.4 XI). •Pruutito 11( HIS GRACE Till' LORD LISCTEXA‘XT, 501 l TRE 1 *.Alt t sop. Co.. sent Pa --.3amoson Home. of 110- , W.1.1. Ire, Esq. Aso A R li-R abort Hardee, of Harlli.watk. (RISLOW--Jobtl etllll‘ all, of 31)witall, CA La x -Luke Maar sth, of Lukcsill:. CLitor-Thaasna Stall cart, just. of 1:111Olo •••tutene, Esq. CORK—hosiin SPOut), of Carrivrarar, Maras r—Alevander Bort. of trite. kerne/. Esq. Doora..-Kaar.t liatrson, of Orang•-tield, Eaq. Doing N--Atexamler Hamilton., of !tampion, EMI. Irmo all 4EII-.lluntillary Si.rturt , E , .q. • giALWAY-Rtguert Freisch of Montrae, Esq. rony-Toalmend Gan :if Tsibrid, Lig Xs --Sir Erasmu s Dixon ,lsormves, of Giltown, Bart. lhit.itattinr-Ralph Gull., of itarronmoria.ti, Es". K sso's COUNTS - . 1140. St. Geurge Arupsiro:ig, of Mount Cartaset, Esq. 1.. r might-Sim. White, of Glendrio, Esq. Li Patrick -Thue. Alex. 0464, of Odeivilk, Esq. LoYGPSPOn-.-Join kabalism', of I.r.Jlassick. Esq. LOUTH-Aahert Tiwaspsuo. of Anagasson t Lag. II Alf a... Thomas ut Smnuli,-Did. Esq. BIZATIR-tetbps lidl Csoowallas Pollock, of Mountains town, Caq SIDS Asi Hen. Mllrlrep, of Newpsrk, &if Flotsam% f'o.-..thicaor Colby, of St rsidladly-liall, Borcostatos.-Thosoos Kokomo!, of its:naive. ksti. 11,tcn—,tiv*.rcrcrra), Esq. _ t a Monarch, T V DOI =nit Slelst Don SO JolsOStroart, kurt. WATZP6 oft IV.- admit). Clorarntev, of Saltbridv., Forclou, mf corristoero, Eq. WEE POR FeII:VOL 4sll tl Bigamists», Eaq. St its..xn,--.101:a ofq'ssiP s iotor,k, DUCLIV. tIi•OCH 7. COURT or CO PLEAS. F eteitsito end iwAt iciat This cause, which 1 , 141. Or the UtirlObt 141p111t-Illee . to the coinniercial world, and to couture Bankers in particular, came on to be tried at Sala Penes, before the &tight Hon. Lord Nunn: ftv and a Sot. nil Jure, cud occupied the Court the whole of ‘VedueSday read Thursday. . It was an action twilight by the Plaintitis, who are bankers, rtstd. j ii g ut Parr, iii the king'sCronuty, against the De. feutiant, Major Julia Ilsowne, late of Mount- Yrespere, in die comity of Itrescomirion, for twa very; of threw several inland Bolls F.uchange, or SCSI. Use, Ga. 3501. end 5001. disemerited Ly Plans. tiir. at different periods for Defendant, drawn II -him in Uublin, nt 1a and !II days sight—Ninth Bill• were ofterwards Put rrily ea and rot.. .steel for nett-payment, to which the Defendant pleaded the general issue, and set up iu his defence the Statute al:1611st Usury in liar Phitotiff's recovering on she appeurellthat on she first Bill, charged over and above the legal interest 1 per rent. coininission for drug sag nu Dub lin, and per cent. on the Bills retuning protested ou the second Bill, Plaintiffs charged per cent. voirimis.iou for drainitig on cud gave in payment a draft nn John and Will . Berri., Dublin. at 21 days, as cash; and on the Una 1141, Plaintiffs gave their own indiirseinents on other Bills on Dublin, which bud time to run, some of them over 30 clays. es ; and the questions dcermined were, wbether the charge of half per cent. on protested bills, u.i, legal or usurious ? Wiwtlier the giving the pit•t-!,ill on the Ilerrya, at 31 (13%, without deducting ter.' tisivrvst, was legal or c-n . tious? Auer whether the giving , indorsements on toils that had time to mu, without deducting the interest, was legal or uisertOos ? t•ii:verel.ef the 'cost respectable hunkers and tuerchatits of Dublin, and agents for country banks, were exalt well, es to its being the nsage to charge the otie-lnorth per rent, for drawing Bills, and tdso one-half per cent, on bills returned io peyment protested, and of giving post-bills. without deducting interest ; also country (sinkers goyim inclw.emeitts of thirty one days, owl e.eti at dourer date-s, on Dnbiin, as cash without deducting interest. When the Jury, after hearing Counsel at Area length on both sides, and a most able charge from the Noble and Learn ed Jodie., found a ve:diet for the Plaintiffs for .t . l,3titi with costs, thereby tiuding Its favour of the legality of the custom. lolturvire.---From the first to the ninth day of Litt moisttt, three persem., mere buried tit the parieh church of North Menlo, Lancashire, whose united trues amounted to t'i'ara.—&t is remark aide that the last of these persons, who. had but three bore., lived to ee.—childaers. %NIA children, great t • -raint.i•liildreis, and great great grand-eti-1- di en, to the amount of a' z i f by far the greater part es' shorn are now Lyn% I I'. I ROM SATURDAY Nrcur s C.IZLTTE. Foreign Wire, March 8, 1 The Right Honorable George Canning, His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. has this day notified to the 3linisters of Neutral Powers resident at this Court. that Ili* Afujesty has judged it expedient to establbdi tins . must rigorous blockade of the Isles of , Alauritius and Bourbon; and that the setae will be Luanda/0- cl anti enforced in the INtop tett 111:11luer, orrortliug to !le usages of our ackuowledgeil and allowed ip tnuilar cost*. • 4J . !re, .11 at ci 11, 11101. Copy o• f a !rime t'astis Vire-Admiral Lora ollingwood, Cue wander-in-Chief of Ills !ItajosWi. and awauis io the 'lle.litrrrarasan, to the Haltom' slsk tbrAV. Pole. Jilted us board Ilse Ocean, at tl AU, Om zOdsufitsuisory, Stft—The lairrioure with other ships, been einaloped in the nag of ItOotoi to assist the Spatii.irds iu defending this Indies.% m std Cuplain Lard Cochrane tickets oil him the deliver of Tri nity Castle, an eutwo , k of that' gamest*, lI have received from him a letter, dated the sth pcsetn , her, a copy el which is inclosed, stating the $111r• cruder of the citadel of Vote's by the Spaniards on that diet, and of .his having embarked the garrison of Trunk/ Castle on lioaril the ships. which castle hg h,„i, however,,,q ,- Ntrolvd- The Itero;c spur mid ability which has been Mimed by Lord Cycliratie its defentliag this distle, ulthungh so shatkred in its works, against the re• prated 4ttockd of the enemy. ai tan admirable in att.:ice of hie j..mhtilip's zeal ; and the •tinguish td of LielitriiimstsJOlllllVlll 41111 I loare, .or the Boys' Marines, and the o ffi cers and morn em ployed is thisiitilier under, his lordship, will doubt leer he veil gratifying id lay Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. I limier, Cot.t.tNowoon. boper'eusr, Bay of Rosa*, • 1 /orentber .-., Saul MT Lone—The fortress of Roses belt g at tucked by on army of Italians its the service of France, to parsnance of discretionary orders that your Lordship lout gives mite, to assist the Spa niards wherever it could he done with the most effect, * I hastened hire. The Citadel, on the .2ed sifi. si lt s already half itivested,ond the enemy mak tug his appronclies towards the eouth-west bastion, which yieir Lordship knows was blown iltiwis last war by the explosion of a magazine, mid tumblel iatts taw ditch ; a few tints planks and dry st had been put tip by the Spanish engineers, i.erituils to hide the defect; all things wore its the mt..: de plorable state, both without and within, even site:- sures fur their , powder, and saws for their fuses, were not tube harl—!data and taxes impi.lied their , piece. The ca-tar of situnted at tin etnitstruei., but eomrasiaded by heights, was also invested; three twenty...Apar-pounders battered is !treacle to which a feartii was attains...rile added, and a through the wall to the lower Im.isilrs proof being nearly effector', on the e.ki the marine* of the Fame were withiforwa. 1 went In vutitionse the state of the cacti', and, as the senior officer 111 the hay had not officially uttered the orders I . re ceived from your Lordship, to give every trosisibie, aseistituee to ties Spanivnle v I thought thisi.e.atesd opportuhity, by ocemiying !lost on whir+ the acknowledged safety o f tile: citadel depended, to. reader thrill an effectind krvice. The garrison then cotrusted of Aiwa eighty thianiarili, ilttl were on the point of surrendering ; Record/le* threw niyeelf into it, with filly 11101111C11. 4114 U thirty marines of the Imperienso. The• irrningetneut made I 11C111 nee detail to your 1..0rd-i:lip; -tither it to say, flint shout one thisiimad bags, bevilles barrels and pallisadtws, supplied the pl tee of walls and ditches; and that the enemy, who orgoolt.-41 the castle so the 30th, with it ilints•awa .sekrd mete, were repulsed, with the Inns of their coin niatitlitig °Meer, storming equipage, and all who haul atteimxial 'to mount the breach.: •flie Spanish rarrismi chine:ed, gave good assistmiec ; and Lieutenant Boorman. of the regiment of Ultoitia, who sheet esll.ll to the rononimil of the Spota . o.li soldiers Mahe castle, sot Coptoio Fitrgerohr. 1005.4 wounded in 'he hand, deservr is every thing Ins country cats do for an artier and gallant trffiee-. Itumenti Ma:anger, cadet tat the same regiment; particularly ilietioguished himself by his zeal stud vigilance. As to the iiffieers, stamen, mid marines of this s.uip, the fatigues they nuderwent. lend the gallum minima. in which they beliarril, deserve crew praise. I must, howeter, particidiarly men tion Lientenant Johnson of the fiery, Lieutenant 1104IrC of the inerines, Jlr. Burney. gunner. Mr. tenlNick, carpeuter, rod Messrs. Stewart, Stavin, and Marut, midshipman. Cutenin Hall, of the Lucifer, at Mistimes and in every way, Lave his zealous 31,13.103 Ilre. 1 feel ash e, indebted to Captain Collius, of the 31ettsor, for Ins aid. The citadel of Rosati capitribeed• at 12 o'clock 'this day. Seeing, say further resistance io the castle of Trinidad useless stud iuipnieticellie against the whole army, the attention of which had naturally tamed to its reduction, niter tiring the trains for exploding the magazines, we em banked in the hoists of the 31aguiticeut, luiperieuve, and Faure. I have, &c. (Signed) Corm's Eisst rif Eilleoland Woolsack between the 234 NoventLer and Decenther, lens. John litrA marine, kilted ; John IlJteLia., .to. do.; Killuo Fawk.s , du. du.; four 84114R14,11, awl three marine o, wountled.--Spalliaartle withe region at oft' koala, ts: a Ste rounded. Extract ors Letter from the lion. Rear-kliaird Stopforst to the Hon. W. W. Pula, alutc.l CLlrsit. at Aso hoe , Maack 1, a;u9 a Chassirun Lightlonsoe S. E. half i t miles, Hakim Lighthsaist N. L. 4 wiles. Wind' Nardi. The enemy's ships remain at Isle d'Aix. On the lath I dos.- .4A:unswayed them its the (Nebel-, and only wonted ten mel of the line. tour frigate.; and the Calcutta. The eleventh ship id' the toe was obiersell ot. her beam ends. walk a!l lava' musts gone, and apparently lailgetl. Slav ;4.0.111(1rd upon the shoal called Les Inane, withia L'lste WAIN: and if 4 the some snip mentioned its my letter of the 27th oltiauo, asappuerd by Captain Seymour to hove hevu frigate. From many CirCUMAlsliees, apprehend this .hip is the Warsaw. a saw ei L chty. There are two War-Admiral,' flip anti at Woad pen.lant at the 13.1111 e kts.ar.Adoutsisi is on boarti the three-decker. • The enera,'.. frigates Penni, at the gahles d'4.)loatte. 0 n •of tl. , •in is abasolotirtl be the creit, and bilged up to the i.teacu; another is hauled 'op \ close to the opening of a small inlet, but vonnd - log every tide; and the third i• iii the swat! situa• but nut quite so near the inlet. T:.ese two last appear to float at high water, bat are an their beam ends at low sitter; u western swell, which luta set in, will completely destroy them. The loss of n French litre of battle bill') is con firmed by the masters of three do , mr ,, ers which . mime nut of the Charante, :mil a ere hoarded is the Might by our frigates, but they did not know her name. 1 send this account Co England by the King George cutter, and a sinillar report, for the infor mation of Admiral Lord Gambier, in the-event of the latter fulling iu With his Lordship on her sage. 3111.1TARI 11:0MitT1ONS. War-Pfire, !Ilistrh 11. isto9. Ist Rezimeot sf Dragouis Guards-1 Mora, Challimer Gem. to be Carnet, by purchase, vice Liuttuaultl, pru mutrdt sth bitto--Cmptain W V %Valli'', from (hr list Light Dre gi mts, to be Cmptirtu of a troop, eke wbu eV, climates. Gist fictionist of rout—Brevet Major Henry Francis Or peu to be Major, without purchase, rice Cow, promoted on the Stag 71st Ditto—Captain Cloaks CotLtr to be Moor, b, pur chase, vire Al.krux.e, who retires. NA rests--linjur Chichester Mitritostirll to be Lieutenant- Colour!, ewe Sir Crum. Smith, dot eased Captain Charles Edward Cuuyers to be Major, eke Mac &mud I. DR EV t:T. Lee , - Colonel George M troy , Deputy (In:trier-11 as ti e•t.• neral to the fortes ia 'reload, to Comae' in the . STA I' F. nrnt-Celonel James kismet, of the nisi rout, to be ten ale-( amp to the king, roe Sir George,,simile. de , Cant am .lauies %Verde Oliver, from the 4th Fiwigglio be Ma jor in the as niy, hr beteg tippoil.h.el to 41 •O' Outlet Lieu ' ti.anot-Cenerul Beree.fortl, ill a pal ticular a, true iu Por togs!, vice Tallest, atone appoait.ueut has out taken place. John Mackenzie, Gent. to he an Assistant Commissary of e tares, ps orinious, and fieragc to f o r torte. HOSPITAL STAFF. To he Deputy-lospectors of Hospitals. Brevet Deputy Inspector Joshua Itne::tt:. Bie , et Deputy-Insiwetier 'James tet,m y. Brevet Deputy- tr,,pertor IV. A. Parke To he Surgeon to the la ors. Surgeon David Itrowurigg, Irmo kalf-pa ) . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. George gayly and Richard Bartlett, of ,Idille hill, Dix , . tun'-Commune, anal Seuilsuad yard, IVeintlolter, wheel wrights. Dee JI, 1002. 3larna-ultahe Ttooniewn, Peter Skipper, Abraham Alger; and Thostma Law, of Iced Cruse Whor LoodomEridge, col-tnerekauts. Feb. 1, 1809. Jolla Room aril incubi Junes, of Chepstow, :tfonrclutb, coopers. Feb. 1, lion. Thomas Blew, and 11 - ifliam Moore, of Worreater, chemists sad druggists. Jan. I , Inns. Hubert Grimmer, the cminger, and %lithium l'ugslry Gam- Mr, of Bridpiert, twine nemufsettircis Feb. J: nave Wellisen Lis elial and Jam, Joho, oll , h ig h„ tore, lopii er- int c Mut eh to, I sui t lVilians obe.tseu sail Juba I.lenelis, of Great M. Hr lea's, Loudon, losetinses-briskors. I)ee. SI, Mon. Jobe obtain, Joho Moskialid Julio 11 . tuataolty, of I.ivci - pouf and %flunks/ger, com. F. b. n,, lany. J 111111: %lort6u to.d Matthew dlortuu, Osford street, Lou don, greet rs. Movie ddi"fkif;• 'lttibeeartartfimr, t'lerrlesetrolte, and Jolla Sniellimrst, of Little 'Whom La n cashire, M.111(.11 1, I tm. JubaWllol24l. taut 4 Minsky- Ilan, Contemn:, Chester, md C.d., Needham, of Ile:gate Derby, cuttua-inauu t..einvere, 3051. t , tali% livery Fri :Ike, Salami Fieskc, and Christopher Edelman, of Dr:ow Tinsines-ntreet, soar-rehoers. Au 4. 1.1, 1m;. St.ni.ry, lotus a l-letcher, 11 . ahem Mime, and Ge..rze Myron, of HuilderdiclJ„ I ofi.shire, outgleo-intrchai.t.. 5, Isis;. Thomas Aimuures anel - Rieliard floater, of Bollnietien, Sideler, 1114111C411,441111. 'l arc h ii, Ise ! , James tZolisop mud Peicr Ihregsatn, of Mani heater, chlico ps inters. March t, 18111. Charks Limes and INebuzarailim Ling., Of Maticlie..n.r, core-Parlors. Jan. 2, 1/108. Postletlinnite, Jainc3•Dohonn, nod Daniel /.In. costar, kukluad sear Kendal, 11 estimorland, spirit.riart chants. I . t.b. its, tem/. BA NK RU PTCI ES EN L.IRG r.o. Striabeo Eck, late of Causton.ateset road, parish of St.. Crane, fi.kllsex, mason, from !third. la, to .Ipril Is, /A eleacti„ et t oddball, As:Auld, of lirs.,:higtoti, Middlesex, elivese.,.• mottzer, trout Alarcia I I, 414 April lb. 41 444:Vt'Ll, 141(i1441411,11141 4 Louilud. BANKRUPTCY St'PERSEDED. Benjatniu Lamiliter, of S.airlowsre4:l, York, ship -ouster. BAN KHU William Gariiham Rruniley mot Robert Smith, of Bishops viteutreet, Luiiil,u , auctioneer*, to marreneeir, els 14. 18, and April 11, xl ttm, at Go/ib-ill Atterdey, Mr. George lolansii, HilJoirty Henry ll iliirr , lair of the Haymarket, parish of St. J amrs, Westroioater, Middlrecz ,. umbrella-soaker, to Atm, oiler March lA , , 27,, snit April 44, at twelve, at Guildhall I.unduis. Attorney, Mr. Rugby, Ilytoonira !no, Chancery-lane. Nlartio, of cuulwaluer, to stirrer. der, April 3,4, at twelve, a.ol 41, at :•leveii, at the Hart jou, its Bir.mosliam. A ttot 31essrs. litetrra and :Ifartiii, 1- iti !moduli •, Mild Mr. Rohm t Webb, 1114 k. sin t, Birmingham. /oho ('hates, of Trirgate, 311.mnanntln timber. tk'r, to surrender, Muteh db, 30, and April lt.), at taalre. at the Itemitort-Arms, is Haglund, Muinnoutlishise. Attorneys, Mr. Herbert Harris,. M.oituouth ; and 31r. Juba Williams, attiire, lAmeltm. Henry Milli , . of Guishrongt, York, miller, to :intrender, Morels It!, 2.1. and April •22, eireen, at ie Cork lint, its finistwough. Athir.tet.s, Mr. Julio %Vol dell, Gutslitvitels ; and James, and Richard 11 fibs , Wu:Word-court, l'lstoglll4lllol/•sircet, !Aikidos. Jo!o Totaling, of Itri.tol, center. to surrender, March 44, 27, and April ://, at eleven, at the %l.Ae I.iva, !loud-street, llristol. Attorneys, 3leciars. kroome mid Gray's- Ineotonare, Lauding. Heilman. Polack, of SLedleld, York, w:tteh-soaktr, to sot. reinter, March YJ, 44, and April at rkren, at Ilealey'a Elwairlil. Attorneys, Mr. Grease', ; uud Mr bathe, t limierry-lem, London. Patel Hobson, late of Clauglason, Lancaster, cotton-ipin net, to gtorroder, April b, 7, and 44 , at ek4 , a, at the fled Lain Ina. in Preston, 1..: easter. .Ltotrneys, I>erburst, Preston , mud 3lesarg. Battens, Itulhoentourt, nn, I.ondon italfe Lynn, of 1./en/ell-street, Clare.morket, idiVesee, easr merchant, to 'erten& r, to, .tprd t , and 41, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lotitlnii. Attu* to.y, Mr HrIII , PU, Dor set-street, Salisbury-agnate. ftichaid Forster, of High street, clieesenimmer, to surrender, March 14, .Ipril v, ~,,d at?, ut Hue, at Guildhall, I.intelons. Attiatiey., Mr. Wilde, Warwick square, Ngwaste-street. John Rreakspear, of Oxford-street, Midillerea • silver smith, to surretekr March 1, .1, at itv•it, of cuil,limit,L oo d oo . Attorneys, M. airs Heteliellor sod Palm, Serie:lilt's-Inn, Fleet •street, Lonrho,. sward Handley the elder, of Bromley, Mieldleme, baker, In surrender, March to, ir“. sad April 44, at tt•tite• at Guildhall, I.ondos. Attorneys, Itlessitt. Nerld and Flad• Rat., - 44.1,Sfraud. JAI* Junes, of Gimlet-Myr, cyder uteretiant, to suretod&r, I wi r ch'l3, 12, awl April 22, at les, at the iiiag's Iliad inn, Gloucester. Attorneys, 31eados. Jenkins, James, Abbot. awl Cu., Netr Its, Loudon 1 gad bleit.sat iVittoo, Gloucester. John Chariest Finch, of Ituraii.ll-4tort,lteury-latie; dirges, tavern-keeper. t o surrends ',Van* IS, a 1, and April In, at ten It Guildhall, I.outiati. Atloruey, Mr. Botha, CI i ff ord's- enn. John Gurney, of Aere-lane, Brixton-Cantu-ray, Barert, carpenter, to 'surrender, March 21„.;1:., mud Ap..l :2; at t•t„ at Guit,iball, London. Attorney,• Mr. Gotlinu..l.l, New Rridge-street,'lllackfriure. Peter l'irtsin, of Dedham, Essex, money scrivener, to sae. reader, Marth it, 25, and April 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, !tr. Iliuoth4ate, Golden sonar?, famili'. Janos Dracc, of Butt-lane, Deptford, Kent, dealer mad cliapman, to surrcutler, March la, 25, and April it , at ore, at guildhall , I.nniitin. Attorney, Mr. %Villiaui Seark, Child'a-place, Temple-bar, Loudon. Richard Samuel, of High-iitrect, parish of St. Ga n , h the Fields, Middlesex, lit:en.slntpar, to ~urre,ulor, Nintarhi Is, April I , a, d 22, at twelve, at Gaildhali, I ominn. torntya, 314.ssts. Frond and Blandfocd, Temple, eau Cate& ton-street, Loodes. DIVIDENDS. April 3. Thomas Young, of Ripon, York, grocer, at ele ven, at the Norfolk Arms, Ripon. April it. Samna' Ihhetson. of Ludgate•nill, lantdon, Piercer, at 1-n, at Guildhall, Lcardois April 1. Thomas Euort Smith, of Crest • Timity•litto.., Louden, lesilier-srllir, at ten, at Guildhall, fasidua. At ril 25. George Bu:11a., rgnarury-pla4e, SI iddlesex, turf. clud, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loisr!on, April e. John Cheynty, of Ortord7slroet, Slidatese:t, sen-draper. at tarty., at Calltlahall, 14.And011. May 9. John Teauant, of Oxford-stiett, Middlesex, tint and broody merehart, at Incite, at Ge.lithall, Merck 15. John tinmqrvilte, of Chuaceri- lava, Loaduasi eatriset-mater, at ten, nt Lotieva. Apri: 19. %Valium P..ppitstou, 4l' tie 11.irtstv:h of Pl r a maautit, I.`es on, tuncer, of thmen, at the Cuumarreiab lon, Plymouth. April s Joseph Ilantock, of Sheffield, York, utateLast, at eleven, at the 01.1 King's Head Ins, Ittflield. April I. J,.!ltt 'Turner, t.f Stalotk, draper, at eleven, at the Et II 1111, la N. , ,01 . .1. Sulfolk. April 1. David Crouilate, of Gre.tt Herniittamatseet, Mid dlesex, Wander, at e;t-ven, at Guedlta9, L 011.1441. April 1. (larks .I.lsidtiela, of I . eishrshery, (;li , ucester, nu:bolder, al ekrea, at the Swan Ism, Teakesliary. CERT I FICAT h 1: Themes White, of Strucd, Uucoessee, Kent, emil-osor cheat. Joseph Nicht, of Manchester, Lattc;nitsr, grocer W1;104116 Ilatie:ip, tanner. ' Peary Mercer, of Liverpaol, laiete.itt•r merchant. P.-trr I.e Normand, of kept-road, hurley, soar-itansfaet tarn. Mary Remy Darnaut, now or late of Kent-road, Surrey, soNststatinfactorer. of Charlotte-street, iniitechapcl, Mltldle se haw fey-scrivener. '..... o.tua.inc late of Westbary.opos-Trim, Gieetes. ter, alder-no relent. - SIELTIAGII OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO. MORROW. ‘Vaainin ri at tor, late of Great San 1;,. Mideles riu tw ' • 3 1. CrIVIDE.• J. (Y. Pan, and T. C. Patric, late of Suffolk-Laos,. iasumnee-hpkeis - li John Tennant, Oxford street, Med.:lama, Mine-um , chaot C CRT( ri CAT ES. Robed Brindlej. late of Leyland, Lawit,ter, b!carher San.nel Tupp, of Chaddertoa, Prastrrici?, L.:meatier, warm. Cieolta Laiaz, of London, merchant. _ . , . • Janus Burims, of Lit et inel, tsiha. • rfirni. Ratnrilay sennight, the wife ufJaualelfiat<tin, er, Al Kirkwiniiiiiit, pitroh of Leona:, mon, scarlase, wis. f ly delivered of three children, 0111 C how rad two g,ris„wlio, wads thrtootin r, are all in a good az,. Op thl . iSt Mat at Roveningha Nnif at, the LW, oC Capt. Hale, of the 7th 11 emirs, of a "lane ter. • mARgrA(:). - , Oe Satitnlay se , tutight, at l'ar'k, Holiest Charles Harker, Esq Caplet* of the 9rith reesinesst of toot, to Mom Mersa. lierriek, daughter of Herrick, Req. collet:tot of the cos touts at that plow. On Tlisiesday, the inttant at the house of John Vaisya, Eaq Merrion-slaure, Roblin, ?frig -General Been ton, ram inailder of the Kildare district, to Mi.s Marg.:ret Dexter, youngest dun k .hter of Jahn Ovoter,,,Eatl. of Auu.Meld, in ilie same rinnity.—tinixediately after the eel, esniy. the In id pair alt off fur the Geueral4 seat, New Aliuty, couoto Ki dare. On Thiirid`iy, the 3.l instant, at Newton Lo!”4vi".e, tl • Rev. Thiam.s Lemesurirri the new %% ditsra J ohn I...l.eniseli, of the Islaud of Guernsey, Co 11 Ws Harslet Lementrier, daughter of the late Harrliand Lmuesur.er, LM. 0.1141411114&- sary-Genel al to the Forces 1:1/411, At Mei elliNtur Flail, Scutlaud, on th0..0711.- February s . Charles Camp/K.:I, Lot. yew:err, of crutty, fonts (Asir: tee Graham Napier, piturgest daughter of the Hon. Chaska Nap:fr. DEA7 . 119. On Foday se'nnight, at the Itiqal Naval Hospital, Ply mouth, In ..w..er,urasce of a wand he received at the Lott, of Curomia, Ensign 'Chimes Gatiie , of the lost regontot. He has lett a wife and child to deplore his loss. On Ttersilay last, to Essecoitrert, Dublin, Mr. Thomas 3PLonuell, Proprietor of The Hibernian Journal. On the Jatinary brat, on boon! Ills As3citty's ship Ar dent, Leith Roads, Lieut. George Hume of the lits)ol Navy, ✓on to Clement flume, ref Mallow.—ile ass at active soil pronsisisq (Sillier, was its several engagements, sad was much beloved nail respected by his brothel . o:iters 4. MA/at were deposited to the Church-pod ,of "tura Islaud, eras naval honours On the trAli ultimo, at Cheltenham, after a lingering • sistaiaed with exemplary fortitude and it-5ig....6444. • K o mo r i', tenet of John Boawed, E•l5. of 11•11,utony Wekloo . , Ireland, tool sister of the late East trf Rellaniont. 11, satins tor faeoldes,,a44 dignified man ue is, she was easiest ed to her family mid tratemattre sequaitstatice. tIIGH MATER, Tills DAY, AT I.6gLiON-FINTIRiI Mora.* ....rim artar..tl I Ewes. 14i.. lain. after ..14 SALE HI AUCTION. • VALE.II3II KOOKS AND BOOKS OF PRINTS. 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