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_ -. .. -- Merit of Austrian troops, under the cominant.tof Lieutenant-Colonel Baron iturtitrk. The gar , Thum, consisting of one hundred und seventy wep t , was compelled to .urreader.at aiscr..tiOd:afte(oomb -opposition to the attacks of thetillifalilitlestatiim: the greatest gallantry was disj,iaylftC kstiotriedatteri. and in which they had only thr. e' men "orMuldeek.. The conduct of LieutenantsWilles'ard Baniugorat. of the Spartan, act! LtruLenunt Fikviii; of -thEiesnast rine% is particularly noticed by L' ittkihist Lord Collingwooa has also inelosefl e u flitter frber Captain Buller, of the t'olontasre. 41;1144'1M count of the destruction • of Fort Rums, ohill'he coast of France, and the capture of live vAiels which it protectid, by the boats of the above bill 1). under the command of Lieutenant Sli.tw, of whu.e gallantry Captain Bullet) speaks in high praise. On the side of the English there were only twri4roirint. ' • •J; the enemy hit live ktiled end eight wounded. • Vide.ds-Piiiis, off Tonto*, July 16, tang s Sea-1I ivio4 ry• hy the E.,p , nr. A letter f r o- n dated the 2il instant, giving a'detail of tie proceedings of the squadron unde. Ins orders, in their co-operation with the B itish and Sicilian army, which informs me of their having landed on. and taken possession of, the isl Ands of Ischia and Procida. where thi. enemy male but little opposition; I have. the honour to transmit Rear.Adrairal Martin's letter, by which their Lordships will be fully informed of what oc curred on this service. A numerous flotilla of gun-boats, which acre collecting from Gaeta, and other parts of the coaA. were *thicken by the,Cyane. &poi'', and the Bru tish cud Sitillati guieheats, when about forty of them were taken or destroyed. Ti'n Cyane was afterwards with other dive - ions of vita baits, the liatirries ow 'bore, which protected them. at our of Which Captain Shaine., on the Atli. landed, sior•ned it and Atistrovai the guns. An the 37th, the Italian frisate, of forty rum., and a corvette, which were making their e*Cellei , trout Baia to Naples, were attacked by the Crum ; alrli•eigh assisted by all the batteries as she went s nev i I s l. was with west difficulty she got int* the Mott st Naples. It is represented to me eintlJ exceed the gillmtry which was dis t illaytit by Lu t itain Suitors in all these several a. tack'., in which lie was for three (ley% taint oit li tie interruption by most) engaged in a suoces,io• of battles. I sun sorry to add, thAlt'lle is grieleon ly wounded, having lost his left aria, and receisen mull injury in other parts of thee bride. L.eutr,, rant tl ill, the seiner Lieutenant, was Ohio megrelv wounded. on the last de r ; aa the Secoutl },ma te boat had !wen disalded )surfers, theship sowt.later.) fssu s :lit and mini :tea by eke isasste , r, who ;unpin ted h. .t •If cc a brave anti good officer. The reep port of kilt.: roiled. I tuctoee. A s th e C'•neh.. ni', r.•!i much in liesliu'l. Masts, and other real I heti• , • sent orders fer her to proceed to Eartrind iie t tiro !. . r • I hare the honour to be, Bte. ettitteoweoo. I tt, Hue W. V.' Pole. • e 110 Ceisepats, tll iii li.. n S.E cad of tl»d tsniitneledlie,-,sy nt nem. Tile Lotto-1 have the tionoliVtii isetiumin. /.. Lordship that 111 slikd from 11 latdo auiblssa 111.4 si. Jule, in company with His Mairsitv's alhipatiinyij Wurrifir,CTlMON•ll4l &spear: a1;41 1, .jr , 0 , 00; clay I detached the with fone'tr...iripert.,:ypti tin •ing two reginteing Otriotry. lertnelllAir Jams Stuart wished to be lsi.aea on 'qt.• toast of Cats bra. fn the porposc ni destroying tue and of iirirlertuking the :acts. of S t its, should it be foiled prartieabilifl'll apitett , ilrd with the remainder of tile tiunlieft-, Ike. amounting sat the whole to Ot ie'lliel.nlO a end thirty-torts- sad, it' St. Uremia, awl close along thicoast of Calebritt, in the hope of i divertiug• the Atte.llootl of the twiny from Lower Ca,aiiris. alai of enabling the by the Genera!, to etfoci theourpme for which they were sent. For fair modyteglayp it was uteri calm; and the whole expe.lition nuntiatiod iu sight of Calab:ta. Out the 15th, the sh4iii, and transports froth Palermo, amounting to 11104(11 one hundred sail, accum . inunied by two Seciliau frigate,. said the Alt-este. yarned us; his Royal Hglioeur Pi nice Leopokl vois on boar t l one of Hi, Sic hall Sir jr,ty'd frigates, and LimitenaluaGelieral Beer turd, appointed to command the Sicil au transmi t employed on this expedition, in the other. Sir John Stuart. upon being jointal by this farce, es. presyr.l it desire that General llourcard stionld cuntinue. with his division, on the toast of Cala brio, and actnelly put some men oil *bore to effect a diversion, and that in tint memo tone we yhoolrl proceed with the British and Skelton troo:is, which had veiled with us from fdetasso, to make au at tack on the Island's of Ischia aria Procida. On the e4th.l anchored with the whole of the ships to the northward of the said islands; end, on the morning of the 2stti, a landing was effected on the i-laid of under cover of 1-14 Majesty's ships Wa riur aid Success, and His Sicilian Majesty's sloop Ltooe. with several Sicilian moil English wun boats, without the loos of a single man, god the whole taken possession of, except a strong insu lated castle, off nip south-east part of the island, which did not surrender till the Ist instant. after batteries hid been erected until opened aghast it. The island of Procida capitialeed on the evening, of the 45th ; mad that night l recteire,l hiformatiou that a flotilla of gun-hoots. &c. was coming frogs (Is At:, along shore; in consequence of.which. the few : rim •Isoats nein us were detached in that direts ‘ and it day-light of the e2tith, the flotilla, amounting to forty-seven sail, was seen. and a sig nal made to Captain Stain'., of the I.7.yane (whoin 1 had b..firre detached to the yonthward of Ischia p rwe id I , with the E.peir and genie of the Ski- I • ..1 gun-boats, to endeavoier to hinder reinforce ....goy and supplies being thrown into those islands), to pievrut the gun-boats from entering the Bay of Naplea.• Captain Staines executed that service with the same ability and jun.onegt Which he his sh-wit upon every other occasion and, by turning the gun-boat's, and preventing' their rousding the point of Beige. they were binned to tictilin by the Sicilian and English gun-busts, supported by the 111 Ciliate gni Espoir e and eighteen of them (ftorn-boots) taken and four destroyed. No language which 1 ?. , 11 master of. can convey to your Lordship an adequate idea of the gallantry, yisdriteat. and good conduct displayed by Caption &mom Froth the time of our arrival before the Boy Of Naples, he eras freitttently engaged with the batteriearand gitn• boat% tttiir Baia ; captured a pi:sleet:a from thence ,erith inrop:destitted for Procula ; landed Jiiiri- Tarviporivil by some Sicilian guts-boat", and e.tryyett a battery, with winch he had been tor iprehtiato tine cligag.ii, iif four forty-two pounders and a iflbertilea : nod, on the 37th of June, Cap taetrai Status and Mitforit attacked the enemy a frigate and corvette, which, with a number of gun ;pladipa, were mooring from Bois to the Mule of 9 1 1 01eples. The action lasted front ve‘rii till half •p,„st Eight p.m. with th- frigate Otte csiArtte out. tailing net ieoch,,sooti made the beat of her way to Uunng the Kreuter part of the Mile. the Cyaiie was Within poitol-shut of the enemy's frigate, out from her beingUlb near the shore, and supported by a 'number of On-boots unit batteries, was not able to continue the action. It is with rincent eon. cern I have to infotin your Lordship, that, during • the ection, Captain Staines, arid both the Leute-. acute of the Crate, were wounded; but tier ship wee fought, the letter'part of the action, by Mr. Joseph Miller:tie rthlirtereof whom Captain Staines sustaks fN the highest• tallow, and beg" to recom mend to your Lordship. .The Captain speaks also "way highly of the conduat of Lieutenarit James Halt, first of the Cyane. sod of every officer and man under his conunaust. I luter the honour to transmit, ender soother co wer, a list of the killed and wounded on board the Cynne, on the ifith and g7th of June. Captain Swine, has lost his left arm out of the socket at his alioulJer, and is wounded also in the side, bit, is in a fair way of recovery. Lieutenant Hall is also se verely wounded in the thigh and arm, but there is every reason to hope he nil! do well. I have the tumour to &c. (Sighed) GEORGS, MARTIN. P. S. In risidit to the guaboate captured or destroyed, eleVen smaller arinedffiessels were taken, and four destroyed the sante day. I will de myself the honour of transmitting to your Lordship. lay the next oppoi twiny, a copy of Vie articles of the caprtulatioo of the islands of Iwhia.and_rt,thdi. lAgtpotl) GEORGE MARTIN. rice-Adosital Lord Collingswood, Cum , pmander-la : Ckier, Ste. lee Me. £lll.l ef Often, !wawa, and Niacin's killed and wounded f en NUirsty'm ship Cystic in article with the an-buiti batteries in the Say of Naples, urn ' I • 'Ott.'" i• oinnimu'esplais of the maiiitup ; Jobs • Emma, boy 24 ditss. rso , _ Wumuleda.Daral Ispints.„thasteesdnate, dangerously ; John . Pbtlhys,ordinary seaman, slightly ; 'Alexander Lawson, wintery seaman, ditta , ,: - Ftinmas is ilten, lanilman, ditto; „lobo Sweeney, urdiellip seaman, slate ; J macs ‘latt!tews, able sissencriete Julia Rellierforsi, aisle seaman, ditto. _iraimets, and 31ariues, kilt. d mid sounded iarti Hia4s i Matyas ship Cyst's., Thomas Staines, Esq. aptaia.M acmes witti a:. enemy's frigate, corvette ' gun boats, and haw., ics, in the Bay of Naples, on the a 7th June, itln9 ileel Josef, ordiuley seaman; Berry, *r:v.it a wallet'. W n. kst—TllnialAS Slain..., Captain, dangerously ; James First la:lite,iasit, ditto; Thomas Brewer, laudrnen, doe; Tkimas Deues, able seams, ditto; James Caes ium, ab e 'local', badly ; William Rieeronsi, ordinary slew. Run .5.11. , ‘Ulltbew B.pib, private of marines, ditto; prirate of meanies, dale ; John Ferrier, efJoad ,sii.idenset, slightly; John Taylor, 3lisisitipataa, dlto Bowan, Quarter-Muster, dirks; William trace Wisaiter-Master's Mate, ditto; Carlos Philately, wonesseisc, ditto ; James Haydn., aresourees-niate, ditto; Walkain Kuhr, able seaman, ditto; iAilfiw Jackson, hide selutius, ditto ; J mes l'esese, ordinary seamen, ditto ; isher.strshur,hov, ditto ; Joan Negrito's, serioLoi of oil , Vies, d u o; Juhu Wedge, private 54 marines, ditto. Ville de Pans, a Two lea, July 31,1009. 11 1 4111-1 inelnale a letter Irmo Clytiles Griffith", to hie lam before in:. Lassie Cdoomissiotiert of the Admiralty, Will% sit as nuul of an attack made by the hoes of the Topsar, on Mio• of the enemy's v., 7 ssels, lying at anchor m the road of Urinate, on the coast of ALiauim, which were wit i great gallan try boarded and brought out, trotwithstaaffing the uppusitsou ofw NX7 superior force; three of them being vesorlasqftslorly armed for war, and m com plete preriasstion for ntaistairce. Tlik conduct and spirit of Lieutenant Hammond, oar Ott occasion, it deserving of the highest praise. Mr. Ilaescion the Acting Master, the Lieuteuants Meeree anifdalsted, oftlie Royal Marines, and the ettieroficers sad tocu,supiouried him in a manner .10i :Of their character, as British Seamen and d, I have the Senora to be, &c. Tsar COLLINGWOOD. Mel A W. role. av l se Mspesay's ship Topaz,. off Pest), Jane I, tang. . observing nine of the enemy's moos at anchor in the road of Dentate, behind the roof of roam, under the fortress of St. Manna, and tholes{ t;i shoo could nor, with safety, op prase+ near enough to destroy them, I dispatched the boots, soder Mr. Charles Hammond, my First Lieutenant, with the Officers named In the margin', to bring them out. They were olrhgrd to eon along. outside the reef, (arid also after rounding it,) exposed to the galliog fire of their whole force, and within half shot, a period great anxiety to me, lint which hiss, from great good tortoise, lire's uttesided with the loss of only one marine killed, one seaman slightly wounded. The enemy *offered much in their re treat when boarded. This attempt, made in open daylight, speaks so fircibly for itself, that I have only to inclose • statement of it. result. I should be wanting to every sense of dittyilif I did out mention my high itdittirnti•n of the stohng gallantry of every officer and seaman employed out this service, and in re conitneudiug Limon-arid Hamm 1, in the strong est manner, to mince. I may be permitted to call to recollection my former reports of this officer, 9f the severe wound lie received in capturing two *r enemy's vessels on this coast, whereby his right hand is all but lefties*, and to add the obit: support I received from hies in the recent reucontre with the I: tench frigate. The conduct of Mr. George Gerson, the Acting Master, who has pissed for a Lieutenant, while it entitles lulu to every essenseedatiow I can bestow, is but the coutierallim of that winch I have for three years witnesses{ in him, and I hope 1 May be allowed tea ashen attrationt Go his genuine merits. 1 ants L e. (S* 100 1 1 ) A. J. Gilt WIPITNI, Captain. Gawp Wardbiaglea. moist, kilted. • AL G (~Aden at wed WiTtisie Hsime4, A. 1. Feg•iek, Mori . or ; lOorraims E S. Mer- Man ;H. P. Taylor s an 4 Heary Johnson, seaman,,aligistly wounded. Captain Fyre, His slijesi ) ... shi p Magoiricent, Ice. ere.. List of the Enemy's Vase's raptured and destroyed by the Bosie of His Majesty's ship Toliasc, tool,. at Maws, May di, Isn't. &beck, La imbed, of A rim, 6 swivels, and SS men, Mona tdartin, Enseigse dt Venoms ; taken. Cotter, Lo Menteur, of a gluts watt 11 men, P. Gabriel, Enseigse dr Vaimeau , taken Felucca, L'Espersoce, of 3 guns and 18 114C11, commander's name aataawa ; token. Gnu-bust, name uukuown, of I gun and 15 men ; de stroyed Gas host, name uukaorn. of 1 gun and iy men , de atn, ad. Trabaccola, name unknown, of sto tons; destroyed. Traimscridn, name unknown, of do tuns; destroyed. Balancelles, San Joao, of to two , taken. lesbaccula Sau Nicolai, of 14 Ions; taken. The above vessels, except La Joubert, loaded with tim ber and brandy, on goveraineat account, cargoes much need ed at Corfu. A. M. GRIFFITHS, C:,; tom. Copy Oa Letter from Captain Barrie, of His Majesty's Ship Putnam, addressed to Vice-Admiral Lord Collingemul, nod transmitted by his Lordship to the Hon William Wellesley Pule. Ponamie, off Cape Bon.June 13, 1803. MY LORD-1 am to acquaint your Lordship that at eight o'clock this morning, Cape Bon b a ariag S.W. diatom seven miles, after a short chair, 1 c.sp lured the Neapolitan privateer La Locieu Charles, coininanded by Chevalier Charles Lucien Prevost de . Boissi, Adjutant-General dc France, °nicer de In Legion d'Hotineur. Le Lucien Charles is a new brombarde of about sixty tons; shit mounts one twelve and two orix-pounders, and is wag found in small arias, with a complement of fifty-three men ; she is ten days from Naples, mid has not made any capture. Being much surprised to find an officer of General de Boisai's rank in the command of a smell privateer, I caused the must diligent search to be made for papers; but moue were 4i:covered. except those that relate to the Bonsbardo; it is for tunate the Pomona Ml to with this privateer, Hs two very valuable Smyrna ships were in sight at the time of her capture.—l have the honour to be, Roarer BA RRIE. Write of a Letter from Capt. Campbell, of His Majesty', Ship the Nassau to the Hun. William Wellesley Pok, dated off the Star; Polar, the bib umlaut. Be pleased to inform Inv Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that, at daylight this morning, standing up Channel with the East India tionvoy, observed a suspicious lugger standing to the south ward, distant about time. miles ; made all sail in chase, but the 'weep dying array, I sent four boats under the command of Lieutenants Gregory, Pyile, Drake, and Jackson, wbo volunteered ; and, after a chase of two hours, mime op with and carried her. lam wall lasiallied e had she beeu of touch greater force, they would have hoarded her. She proved to be the Jean Bart, French lugger privateer, of 'lour goos and twenty-five men, be longing to Saint Motives, commanded by Louis ()t -inier Pilvease, Enseign de Vaisseau, ere days out from the Isle de Bus, and had made no captures. We are sorry to state thin the fine new rope. house, at Malta, took fire on Suuday, the 9th of July, at about half-past seven in the niorning, and in less than ten minutes it was in flames from oae end to the other. The coi,flagration threatened destruction to every part of the dock-yard, hut by the prompt exertions of the navy sod army (front whom there was immediate assistance), it was kept under, and almost extinguished by one o'clock at noon, with the loss only of the ropery and pitch store.—l'lne flames were only six feet from the hemp stores; hail they taken fire, every thing in the %aril must have been destroyed. We learn, by the arrival of the Pickle from Co ronas, which port she left on the :Sidi ult. that the Defiance, Capt. HOMAN; Norge, Capt. RAI riga : Derfieur, Sir Tuomas HARDY ; Zealous, Captain Boys; Amazon, Captain PARKE& ; Ameba, Has. Captain hay; and the Indefatigable, Capt. ROOO, are tilting out the Spanish men of war lying there, which, when they are ready for sea, are to be con veyed to Cadiz.—They are all tine ships, and generally in good repair.—There are three of 120 guns, one of go guns, two 74's, two , fit's. three frigates, four brigs and corvettes; there are also oar b 4 a n d a 74, in frame.. —The St. Magdalena, Veagerieza, and Esaieraida, frigates. sidled from Comma nu the !td ult. 'rite line-of-battle ships could net sail until men and provisious were procured for them. Spaniards at tired there every day for the fleet, to prevent being sent to the army. The arsenal of Ferrol is, as far as beauty and convenience can make it, most cous kilete, and defended by a single-tier battery of 120 . pieces of ammo, of 32-pounders.—The stole houses are capacious and well-fitted; the basin is ex tensive and laud-locked, with slips for thirteen sail . of the lbw, but there are two only now on the docks, here they have been seasoning for nearly ten years. Several pieces of cannon, taken by the French, hove been sent to Paris, by the Department of the Mouse. Among them is one called The .Great Frederick. weighing 70001 b a. and ornamented with imocriptions. On the morning of the 3d inst. the brig Viiurra, of Liverpool, THooas SWAINSTORI. Master. from Portsmouth, bound to Malta, laden with sugar. was wrecked a little to the Eastward of the Lussnl ; the Teasel went to pieces soon after she struck ; the cargo is entirely lost, and two of the crew are drowned. The Lion, Reuel, from Dublin to Quebec. is on shore user Dundrum. The Ajar, of 74 guns, Capatin O?wAY, is ap pointed convoy for the Mediterranean. Three hundred and five men, drafted from the three regiments of Foot Guards, and a party of horse, left town, on Saturday, for Chatham. where they are to embark for Sputum. The Speeds:se!? berg", from Arundel to London, is lost in Euchinore Bay. The Haltfax, MAT, from Scilly to Gibraltar. is taken, amid carried into Algiers, The CAorlaite. NICOLAS, frau Dublin to Ply month, foundered, on Bth December. On Saturday morning. the guard and coachman of the London Mail were brought before the Ma gistrates of Portsmouth, to answer a charge of driving furiously and improiserly through the Pints mouth Gates, to the imminent danger of several prisons. Upon consideration of its being their first offence, and their expressing great contrition for such improper conduct, they were discharged with an admonition. r Pnurr. out trldtt•t.t., tett. 9. ~!;” Derv, the lamplighter, 1:i tustodi for wouudirot child in ti. Arad wills a actsions, and who was remanded WI the report of she Sorg .011 w a smote on the state of the ouint, was ogatts loronebt Oil Ilse serums, lay letter, start ed, that the wound- was not dant...rotas ; and the father of t h e slut h. t ri t .g toen satisfied Gi she Prisourr, he iti• ay eue;z.,,d. with nu adtuuuitiun redo' the Magistrate to be mu t e rootioor • in future. sr was rhargen with stealing two shoulders of isiettou 1.. ea gat.- market. a o,„tt.h.oaq, allied, that, goiug his rounds in the =tad, one o'clock in the morning, he caw the Prisoner in the set atoning a shoulder off a cartam of tout • tun_ lie -did nut interrout him, and he proceeded to rut ouother illthr off mistime carcass, with which he 'wide off, ii‘orn Warsesch•leue, towards Paternoster-rots. He sin ; meoliatil% z.tre the al trio,. and the Prisoner druppe. hi. Imoty, but WA, pursued aud secured. He Milli einuinitiaJ AveirAL I,\l'l:!.l.tGE vcE. P.i t. l .MOCTU, Stifir. g. Fils•Majcsty's slnis Thawel ww, this sidt. r e h eve ,l from quarantine. Ms Ajax take,. convoy to the Mediterreile.:il 4::41 Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH-DOCK. SEM 7. On Sunday night lest, beveini French prisoners made their escape from the Panther prison-elnp, iu Hamouse, hy tutting their way through two decks into the hold, and, from the lower port-holes. swimming ashore. They were not smigtilii till Mon day evening, when they were counted ; on going below, it wit. ancOnined that 13 ned escaped.— Parties of mariner were sent in search of them ; and in a held in St. Stephen's parish, some tel. ••f bread were timid, which thiri• had left behind, and their foot-steps further 'traced towards Loon. These bags of bread had been artfully covered over With grease, to prevent the a dmission, o f Sa lt- wa t er , as they swain on shore. live of the chore hate been taken near Craft-hole, cud were brought in last night to the town pri.ou; the others u.ust soon.be apprehended. erriv eit, SEPT. 9. Passed by. for Loudon, the Montezuma, Davies, from the river Ems. DEM, sr PT. 9. Arrived the China fleet. Came down from the River, the Albion, Kirby, for New-Providence ; and the Tinge. laingoton, for St. Domingo. The latter soiled --;.ailed His Majesty's ships &solution and Revenge, to Flisaliing.—Wind N. W. The Risk, Thourson, from St. Übes to Lon don, is arrived at Plym.mth, after having been U.. ken off the Lizard by a French privateer. and de serted. The Jeea Bart, logger privateer, of 4 gulls and ZS men, was taken off the Start, on the 6th test. by the boats of the Nassau man of war; she .ailed from Isle Boren the Ist, mid had made no capture. A French privateer is captured off the coast cf Swam The Latona, ALDRII, from London to New York. put into Penzance, sth instant, having shifted her ballast. The Eterprize, HALL,frum Ipswich to Liverpool, put iuto Milford, sth instant, with much damage (having been run foul of) and must unload. Three brigs, laden with coals, and a slocp. hound to Hull, laden with wool, are on shore, near Sejrboroughi and. it is feared, will be wrecked. The Durk's., of Kent, from Martinique to Lon doe, put into Antigua, on the 4th of /Wrist, hom ing six-feet water in the hold. and lost her main mast in a rale. On Tuesday, General DuktOUßlElt visited ()Il ford University and city. _ On Monday last, a hearse and two mourning , coaches, with the remain* of Lady GIKTRUPO EMILIA STUART, relict of Lord Ilcuar STUART, in passing through Oxford to the family vlult at Cardiff, for intertuent, stopped at the Cross 1n,,, in that city. and remained there all night ; on day morning, before the journey wall resumed, tie hearse and retinue, a hWh passed through the Mon day preceding, with the corpse of Lord ilv:sur STVART, her late liush4titl, returned to the sigma ion, in their way . to London. Friday. a requisition. sig ned by 19 M e mbers of the Court' of Cominou Council, with Sir NM. CURTIS at their head, was presented to the Loan MAYOR, requesting his Lordship to convene a Court, at an early Jay, for the nurpotse of taking into consideration the propriety of celebrating, in a signal and appropriate manner. the approaching Anniversary of Hi. MaJesTv's Accession •to the Throne. when His MAJI,STY will enter into the sotla year of his reign. MEETING OF CREDITORS AT CMILDRALL. TO•NollROVI. U R. James Alleek, Isle of Kennington-croft, Surrey, plumber - 3 Ig CERTIFICATES. Charles Charhos, (.:" Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant Robert Olen, of Seaffoldhil.4ll44l, Nortlattiohcrlttud i !Award Stamford, of York street, Commercial-road, Mtn. Melee, boor-factor. Joh* Hem y Wilkinson, late of bond-court, Walirook, L.m doo, factor. Johu Sheppard of Hortoa.M.l., near Colebrook, Backs, leather.setler. 1141 ham Arttlw, of Rochester, Kent, lines-draper. PRICE OF SToCKS ON SATURDAY. s per Cent. Consols & per Cad. NOT S9l Mika Bowls Ettehessaer Rids ......... et t. prem. 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