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indifted - - . for having feloniously and knowingly forged n ter ta'n Pill of Exchange: , dated Gretada, 10th of No vember, 1804, for 401. @telling, payable at nine enonstis sight to the oilier of George Danley, Esq. and drawn lye Willis and Co. on Me•sts Child and Co. in Landon, with the forged acceptance of Messes. Child anJ Co. on the face thereof, with intent to defraud Mary gimcon. Mel. Mary Simeon. dealer in lacer. of Bath, de posed, that in April, 11105. she lived at Bath ; the Prisoner at the tsar came to her home on or about the fifth of March. 1805: having looked at several ervirleo in which she dealt. he bought a fan paid for fir . and said he would bring hi s wif e w ith I)im in the afternoon. He accordingly did so, and broug'it Elisabeth Barnet as his wife, Mrs. Romney ; he asked whether Mrs. Simon; had a Brusszls veil of • 158 guinras value I the witness answer.d, she hid - not ; he th-n bought two yards of lace, at four gui. Dees a y .rd, and went away. This happened on a Saturday. The Monday following he came again, accompanied by his wife, looked at a lace cloak, at veils worth five and twenty guineas, and other goods, bur did not buy any. In the course of the week he called again, and proposed to the witness to purchase a quantity of goods, if she world take • bill of a long date, accepted by M sirs. Child and Co. bankers, in London ; witness answered, she h td on oblation to take a bill accepted by Welt a house 1 He retu-ned in two or three days, and purchased ' articles to the value of about 1401. which, with other goods afterwards bought, and with money ad minced by be , . made the Prisoner her debtor to the amonot of 2991.. He bought all the articles him ' self. unaccompanied by his wife In the month of Arai!, betwiseo the the tOth and t4th. the Prisoner proposed "fling for the diter.nt articles. and he I brought his wife to her home.; when a meeting to do place between th-m and the Witne-s. and Mr. net 3, l4asnel He said. uI am going to London, and I l ip, . 1, tholettl like ft settle with von : this is the bill I pro , ...wooed to you to take ; it is accepted by Child and W.A.. hankers. In London; and turning over the hill. he added, u the itideher is as goo i a- the e a eeptors " The till was here prodn-ed aid proved i by Mrs. %mon to he the saree which the Prisoner . s e er to hole April, ISM. The Winters theft took the bill, and her brother. Mr. Du Hamel. paid to him for her Sgl. wh . eh. with the *nides previously bought, made the whtele AAA, Prisoner's debt to her tent Hr wrote before Marna the bill the name of John Romney; as his Mums He afterwards weettoLopion by the mail. 1 • Mee Wow the bill next day4tvianeden. 1 bfr. Wh../sfs deposed, that he was a dark in the babas tit Mmes. Child *hien. The hens, bad ith . , . •ierit4 tehativer at Crested* bribe mete of 1 + • ilhs asni Co and the acceptance which appeared On the fare of the bill, was not the acceptance of kliests. ChiAl and G. ilistibetlillereet, a very interesting end beautiful twat wanes, was the ere Wittiest ell*. She deposed, diet she Int becathe acquainted wit h the ..1111111111, in the Month of Septemier. ISO* when at Umegool. Attest's • fortnight shit she first saw • blip idle betren to live with hint, and continued till . tita Woof Jet's, 1905 I dining all that period, she raandel the came of Mn. Latimer. She left .4.0, in the month of Januarys Iso3, and carte is Leaden wilt tha.Priscaer. They then took lodgings at Mr Dei'ent's Hotel. in Altemarte• meet The account hebe' of Siam** to her was, that be wee' West-I 'told that he had estates hi Martinique and St. Xitt'it.- They re. merited between two and fines months it Mr. Durtnt's Hotel, doting which time they were rot 11 . visited by any body, escept a Mr. Hope, whom she remembered seeing with the Prisoner. This Mr. Hope was ant repreonsted to her as being from Holland. She accompanied Mr. Romney to Bath, and, on their arrival there, they lodged at the White-Hart Inn, for about a fortnight previous to her lodging at Madame Simeon's. Soon after their arrival at the Whitt-Hart, she went along 1 with the Prisoner to Madame Simeon% to look at some laces and a black cloak. None of these 'Ma k litswever, were purchased at that time by die Prisoner, the; being afterwards bought when elteerai Mt fit. She heard the Prisoner state to Waft sae s. that be would give her a bill of .1 1 aselialted Sty Child and Co of London. i She tot IMO ON say bill in his possession, but wave bin writiog one three days afterwards, when he sent the witness for some red ink. She brought it to him. when he was still writing on the same piece of piper. and he soon afterwards wrote thereon with doired-labs astir* it apiensidspeebee•imek without wiltfeli sot abut' ip The Nett der be told her site must I go andwalbwieb hint se Wenn Sam's. as he was zoom la pay bed fee ease snide, be had bcught, which the had by that time got sent home to hay. fie ewasßia aanatpanied him to Madame i 011111111efttige rne tIS: th convention ladyna then dhe took r brn a i phase Isagwist Om, which being entirely is Fronri, ! • ahead netuakaimitd. Jibe, however. saw a paper OM ivalsiirissidr warm Simone. which he took 1 armetiferepeallisheeks This was the same paper • wideltdhe bad form* seen hint writing. A good , . *4O sieeptamili esaned *after the bill was put draw. epd eite Agnew Romney pat his name to it. Mod l& gnerion was bete shewn to the Witness, and do diatiendy identified it as being the same one site bad fennarly sees the Prisoner write upon with the resisimb s and afterwards indorse with his same). Twooe dnendays afterwards. the Prisoner lett Bath ter Leaden. and the Witness remained at Madame Silleeee's. He returned on the Saturday night fol towing, and remthied at Madame Sitneen's till nest Air. She observed, that be was then very mach elpeentieed. and she inquired the reason. The Pri mmer answered her. bg saying, " He must be • Imaped " He asked bet to tenth him his writing : dr*. which** did. Ile thee took out a large par. oak of papers and burnt them. She had no . tappowten:ty sif see .g what those paper. were. She oohed him. os were the papers an. harm ?" He ease. see; and• that there was a paper which mast ; sot !,, seen. He further desired her to go to suds . nod such a trunk. and there she would ind a phut, v "'"--"--"" --- ' IOO,I OIIPIIIIIII --, .... _. ROTIYILET r- . which I • - , • s..—seme-- C FRY. throwil FOR Out an; • Tat / 0 4. 1 idnit ease, which excited uncommon in. 1 a set., trunk ' sett ~+ n thesmghs•ut the county et Somerset, c A me on i at Wells flit Tuesday, beim e Baron Tanta son:e her " Jett/finer Romney, alias &triplet, was indifted 1 1 I "g P" e___ 1. • _ r_. • • 1 6 • • f• • I ine it allial he wished her to take the first opportunity of .ing intio the river. This plac she fnund with . any thing with it, and she put it into her owe ink amongst her wearing apparel. He wrote her Int:r afterwards from Chippenham, requesting tier "to remember the river." ( Phis letter not be ing produced, no interrogations were put concern ing it.) She had not an opportunity of throwing this plate into the river, as she never went out hut under M. Simeoa's prow/bon. She never lived with the Prisoner after that day, the 6th June, 1805. She, however, remembered visiting him in the Fleet. She was soon afterwards arrested at Bath, at the pri soner's instance, for the stun of 20,3:101. and carri-d to Ivelchester gaol, and afterwards removed to the King's Bench. She saw the Prisoner on this occa sion, and again at the Old Bailey, when he was ex amined as a witness against her on her trial He then charged her with having sobbed him on the 11th June, 1805, of forty geineas and a diamond ring, when he was in the Fleet Prison. TM. charge was totally without foundarijn, as was also the; al lege/ debt of 20.3201. She never had any transac tion in het lite, to which such a charge could refer. e heard him also give his evidence at Westminsttr Hall. The Jury having consulted for a few minutes, re turned a verdict of Guilty Ll' forging the acceptance, and if tittering it ineiwn; st le be ,fifrir. RA ref. INTLI.LIGEPIOE. _ AtIot:ST 15. Arrived the Dolphin store ship, Isom the West Indies.—Wind N. W. LUG. Id Arrived La Flrehe sloop of war, from a cruise.; Sailed Ills Majesty's hips Thalia, with a fleet for Newfoundland; Camille and Calypso, on a cruise. 1.111111 , 00 L, AVG. 14. Arrived the ?uncle, Captain Lambert, from New OrOrans ; she passed through the homeward bound Jamaica fle. , t, consisting of about 150 sail, on the 14th ult. in the Gulph, and supposes they got. through the next day; also arrived the Mari Ann, Pat ker. from Montserrat, and several ether vas els lion, the Leeward Islands; they sailed on the Sr July, under convoy of His Majesty's ships Carytfort and Dolphom ; on the 3d were chased by Jerome Bonarai te's squadron for three limps, but escaped by carryiii a press of sail. The Mow Acni, Capt. Humphries, of this port. and two other vessels. names unknown, were cot out of Mont serrat by the French squadron. !ItAMSO•TI, AUG. IS' morning arrived in the Downs. and are stow under sail for the River, 15 sail of Tenets, belonging to (.Fedor. being part of a Beet of 40 mil. tinder con voy of tl.e Coryli•rt frigate, Captain Mackenzie, - alter a passage of 7 weeks. 'lse whole of this fleet tut from their csbles at Sandy Point, St. Km's, in comeqt:ence of a man of war brig giving infprmation to the Commodore of a French Stet being in those sass. "Fite rest of the convoy helinged to likistol. Liverpool, Ireland, &c. We beve not heard of any vessel belonging to the said convoy being either captured or lost.• Dial.. eon. 13. Arrived la the Downs. this morning, the Cerys. ftve frigate, Capt. *Kenzie. from the Leeward Islands, with sixteen sail of vessels, under convoy ; among them are the Dena. Haswell ; /eiegrivt, Gardner I &rents, Young ; Menhir, Lament; Autborn ; and William Alaaning, Divots, from 9t. Kitt's ; Alfred, Hindus's, from Nevis' Prowess, Sanaa ; and the Gaither ' Craige. from Mont serrat; Gawp Hiitiert. He ad; Clamming, Piny Helene. Drysdale; Lied Lebow, Powell; and the New Brantoici, Cook, from Antigua, which are smiled for the Raver. Came down from Sheerness, the Mania wean of war, and sailed to the Westward; also, a Bomb, with the Ueiva East Indianian s Laity Packet. Graham, for the Cape of Goad Hope; and several other Velsels, under convoy, for Pottsmouth. I FRO.V SATUADAT MONT'S GAZIaTE. ettairally-Ujics,. Avast 16, 1806. Cbpv of a letter fmm Vsre•Admirat 14•11, , ay, to Wiliam Woad= Zoit. datz4 on bowl ttto Prinoro of Omer, Doom, Aogutt L, MIL Su-1 have the honour to transmit, for their Lordships' infoisnation, a letter which I have re ceived from Lieutenant Hughes, of His Majesty's fire-brig Phosphorus, giving an account of his haviag brat off a French lugger privateer, under circtim• stances which, I have no doubt, when their Lord ships consider the state of the Phosphorus, they will think highly credi:able to him. I also transmit a lit al the wounded, aluceig.t whom is Lieatenaat Hughes ; and I am sorry to. add, that he w:11 not be able to proceed to sea in the Phosphasa. sa emaciation of his orders. I have the homaur to be, &c. .1. Hot.toway. His Majesty's fire-brig Phoophoros. • , ,ug ,tt 1606. Moisc sat —T have the honour to inform you, for the information of the Commander in Chief, in pursu ance of orders from the Right Honourable Lards Commissioners of the Admiralty, proceeding to join the Channel fleet, I yesterday morning, at day break. the Isle of Wight bearing North, eight leagues, perceived a large lugger. pierced fur 16 ports, but mourning. apparently, only 12 guns, and full of men, in chase of us. At 10 minutes past five, after hailing him, and receiving an order to strike, or he would sink us—commenced engaging him. At 20 minutes past five, the enemy laid as alongside, with three cheers, and from his superi ority of men, there being. as wear as we could ju iv. from 70 to 80 of them, attempted to carry us ►i boarding, but such was the brave and determined resistance of the few men Thad under my command. that. after lying 45 minutes alongside of us, and after an anion of one hour and 10 minutes. he made sail, and sheered off. The moment w could get the brig wore, we made all sad ia chase of him, but Gndi'g it impossible to come up with him, and having the mails and rigging much cut, with a nuns bee of men wounded, and no surgeon or ass'stant oat beard : I bore up and made all sail for this place, which I her! will meet the approbation of the Com mander in Chief and yourself. The superior force with which we were engaged, will, I trust. speak suftsiontly of itself for the brave ty of the few trim in His Majesty's brig, consittin; in ails officers included, but of 24. with t..ur l'2- pound carritwdas , one of which Was rendered t i-- 1-ts a short time after the action comme:eed, by the breeching and gooseneck brer.king. I cannot pats over the great assistance I receive?. from %Ir. Thismas Hester, afling Second Master,. without mentioning it in this public manner ; 1 art) sorry to say he is in the list of wounded, but not dangerously. Enclosed I have the honour to trai:strit a list of the wounded, which, though great, cannot come near that of the enemy, numbers of whom were seen to fall in every direoi.m. 1 have the honour to be, Bcc. W. J. Ficoncs, Lieut. and Corn. J. Holloway, E...q Vise-Admiral of the Red, Ike. rkr. Ore. Downs. A list of men wounded on board His Isfsiesty's fire-brig ph• my IV. J. Ho. he,, I..'eutesiant a; d Commander, on tbe 14th of August, ensaked with a French privateer off the Vs of Wight. IJeuten:int J Hughes, C. , nuander, middle finger off, and ' severely wounded iu the left hand. lit. Thooss Ester, 'Post& Master, (per acting order), badly wounded in the right thigh. fkephen Rubin, able, left shoulder badly woundod. Charles Charlet*, able, left neck and breast seveielr wounded. 'blend Moore, able, left arts, tight bra‘t, arid .ght leg severel wounded *the Rowland: ' able, slightly wound Win the rigs. shoulder. ,tames 1141, landsroact. 7 lefli hand aid-rtght th.gh ' , were!, wounded. Anthony Coniolva; landsiaan, snestally wounded by accolent, and Once dead. (higshd) W. J. Moats. - Sae utee au% sad COIN ettaailor. At the Court at the gauseb's Palace, tbss.l3th of August, ISO 6, PRESP.SIT, The Ring's Most F.xc duct Majesty in Osunell. It is dna dais ordered, by !lis ijesty .Coullcd. that the Parisarnens.which rants proroaubd 1.. Thursday t! . s /80; dery of :Iva instant August, he (either promised au Thursday the 9tb day of adobe' hest 11411..1TAk Pti trer.Ogiv, .Iftv,st 16 Essateissises ylowif by the Lt.,: J,aretreent 11 41 c ff iod ir Cent. Loyal GreenWWl Vadonteer--(.. --- "ifitani John Csotbv, to be Major, flee Leith, resigned —Dated August I.t, ihdfs. Csassrebion sword by au Lard li.steriamt • the G , iietty of SUrrry. Wandsworth Volunteer liirantrs—..Ensigii %tinhorn itennett, to be Lieutenant, vice Stelinan, rengiird.Oated August I. 1606. PATITWItStiIIN DIS•aLVF.D. T'beflovean, Brothers, and Co. in so fa, as regards Peter Dam Thellioeoh. lints Lord Retid!erliam. December JanoreWheildint and 'ihoma. Fdwardr, of Manchester, Lan caster, trackers Aug It, 1806. tnn S.aiivell and Maly P .360 , , of Doncaster, in the count, of York, straw bat nsaii,.4 fivers . July 19, Ib4( John and David N'eub, sal Manchester, calico prii.tes dirty JO, leCti. Grn , ge Alien and Francis Matteen t of Fenchurch street, Lon don, upholde , s. Aug. 11, 1806. Arthur Onghterson retied from the concern of Hainitton, Garden, sod Cu. merchaiw. 4 in o.asgow, upon Use lot d.y of lan 1 SJ. _ Messrs Gape awl Meredith, boot end thiestnereit, No. 1 St. Mario`sscouit. St Mathis lane Jan. 1, Abbott Rent, Joseph Luck, Milli an, Kest, end Samnel Luck Kent, car 4t ware. .usernso es led on at Cape wee Hall. Lond ns Wall. Aig I 1146 Lenart Pharos, William 6 -mot, Joseph F a ienoin ot rh, and Ralph Crooks. of Shelishl, in the county of York, Sao oaken. Jan 10, 1206. Joseph Smith, idward Taylor, and Commie , o , borite, of Sheffield, in tit* amain of York, edge-swi and jutour's tool makers. Aug 11, frit Dow.ll, Jobs Dowell, and John Dowell Moles, of Restol, hat enanefuctureis June 14, tied. Plienosh Wady and Ann Wright, of No. 04, hebordashers and dealers is reatly-inado lute°. August 2, lobs. Thomas Jackson, Edward Marley, and William Eldridge, f ll•wwwww-iwr, is the coy of London,drouists. A-ig IS, 1605. Hears Ilandeon, John Pintifett, and Juba Wypiler. of Rm. in the ra , ish of St Luke, in the coupsy of Mold. is • backsmakers and coorrs. Aug 12, 190 4 7. Wdliass.Raniears sad Charlet Greenoorh, of Went, in Oft musty of Lancaster, ruantLictutert. July 25, 1.0.1. sheers entrain Tollining and J nho Jackson, both of Mer sa**, in the county of Lancaster, liquar.nietehanti. July 1.1664. Unwell Johns we, George P. Mitentloeh, Tunes Law, and Henry Johnson, of London. Mai 1, 12 '6. Joh rt Kirk, Richard Gramm. asi Richard Heaton, of fishers gem -street, in the city of Lamina, clymists and druggists Aug. 13, 1906. Isaac Chou, Samuel Edward-, Joseph Edye, and William Ski,,. nee, of tot city of &not, Willits. Aug Id, 1906 Jobs Strolls and Thomas Fill, of essiritoor in the tonal' of Laseaser, spiinatotriaoidloidelboakori. July 14, Musa. 111111ole BANKRUPTS. George M writ, of Dorking, is Rio minty of Sorrell, *OW oteter, shoolotrr, and chapos_a% to so rupler Aug 26, 34, and 27, ot lei, at 1:11~, London. Atturaey, Mr Ifinto,Coal6lasosloolleill: Jolla Boldion, eilithat ha In Musty of 611111.1etaec, chetaseiionea, dodge sad elmoalon, Ile sarmillet 30 0- 2 61 6 1 at one, arida - , ay twin, at tisildbod, London. •uorney, Mr. M.rlir, Ply. idles. WlL4ro I.l=he younger, of lienttridge, in the roan . of Somerset, 610 eliarnan, to surrofolet Ail, 22, 2.3, and Se,* 27, at aistals, at the R. 41 Lion Inn, in Shaftes^ury, in the cou.ity 4 Dow. Asorneva, Mr. Bard, lionstr.dgo ; and Mom DUw aid ttle t llieskbsoosas, Casey-siteet. don. Alexander Mbdighetl, Ist* of Liverpool, in th• county of Lt,eastel, joiner and hu.lhor, to sumridet Septarhart IS, In, and 27, at eleven, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, an Castle street. Liveteend, Attorney , „ Mr. Watt, Liver; std. 341/0.3 Loire, tato of tiverpSol, in the county Lanrarter, comet p-optetor, Tutu titer, dialer and ehaprnan, to surrender Seirtosolvi 17, IS, and 47„, at one, tit the Angel Inn, in Liver • pool Attorneys Mr. Edward kscroit Poolnlaue r LsystPool i r and Mr Henry Bl ' akeick, Temple, London. Nathan Weltford, of the city of Exeter, haberdasher, dealer and Ottoman, to surrender Sept. 4,5, and 17, at ten, at the Globe Inn, to the eity of Rueter. Attnmey., Mews Shan and Barnes, Exeter; and Messrs Dmwo and 4,111,1,1 i, New Inn, Landon. William Lath, now or lite of the saris', of St Margaret, neat the city of Rochester,ln the county of Kent, re, -mat, , , dealer and stetpisan ' to surrender Aug. 20, SO, and Se .t at ten, at Quildtiall.Loodoq. Attororty, Mr. U. Nolan, Pa's grave plat.:, Temple-hat. Francis Galleon Urbino, of Pontefract, in this county of irk, lipoories merchant, dir.l...r and chaplet., to stye" idea Sept 10. 11. and 57, at eleven, at t• • New Elephant and Castle inn, to rdatafrazt. Actorneya, Mr. Michael Manna, of Pontefract; and %Ir. Richard Ratty., Chancery-lane, London. W.lliasi Hartil, of thi.too, in the count, of Staffeed, japan ner, dtder and chartist', to .unendir Sept S, et five, 6 ar.d X 7, at eleven at the Littleion's Arms Inn, in Perikdp, in the county of Stafford Attorneys, Mr. Henn Smith, of Wet Nt. ha nutnn, in the county of Statard ; ad Wean, Price and W ILIIOII, LUICO.tell Ina, London. DIVIDENDS. Nor a. Andrew Pant Ptomain a4l Andrew Gran, Paarta!et, of 11-tad streen-sut Lonstaa, ale , CilitAL., at twe:ae. at Cu duel la. Thomas ft•nw:i the.en-in;er, tato o , Milend, in th e pariah of Rickma,l”roult, In the actin.?.rf tiorawd, at eleven, at Guildhe, L0n4,0 1 ., S:ill. 27. Cttatiet of the .:7 of N. 4-0 w)01C111. draper, deaterried Chapman, at eine ear Mr; thomfts iiev a, the Sean 1,.n, 1:1 the laoriart St: Pesci'. elanciol., N .ro ich. 5.14-IJ. James N too, of Lteretteedahla, for chant, dealt • aid •• , 1 ninon, at t-n, If Sept 16. , Richert Weide/sof, ..f to the e .o n T, of Latmaiter..nierehant, , at lumen, sr the beam of Henry Ic„,, slow, the Globe Tavern, in JaMileet-ect, Liverpool. Sept 3 Willirrm Etignmd, of loam W alsmelia no, its ti3 O eci. ,„ ty ni North k , shopkeeper, at four, at the Black }.hen Inn, in Liti"e Wikingbam. Set 16. dun.' Guth., W_•rninek, of Plentioh, i n the e••tint. of Laorni.merchaist,ttaler and chairman, at fuer, at the Kii.e‘ Arm , Intr. in Plymouth. Nov 15 T-unias of Broad•ttaire, l it the hi e of ...et, in the Count! of Kent. on. - , ..tolder, dealer and chopman at e!eve.., at Onildnoll. Londo n . Sept B. *Mann Knurls dee, nil..v.rpool, In the county of Lancaster, fittur, dealer and ClllOll4ll, at time., a t th e L A , timn.l'a Arms, iu Peukrinfde. ia.the county of Statf.ird. Sr t. 6. Ann H,iging, now or !ale of the towst and county of Pwite, linen draper, dotter and chapels:ban, at twelve, a: the Red I: Inn, in Wareham, in tire L nutty of Mown. Qt 25. William Dodd, late of 4..rvford street, it. the parith of 't. %horde-bonne, in the county tat Miditheen, mrve r and gilder, dealer and chapniaa, at twelve, at touildtioli, London. S t pt S. fohn Lewin, et Gosport, in the ...witty apinton, dealer and chapinan,at one, et the 111/114 Aremj,,n, in Gosport. Sept 16 William Ivemey, of Salisbury, llnea.e ice4 t w iet . arid chapeau), at ten, at Gutldhal , London. CEIt EIFIC.‘TES—Sarr. 6. . • William Crou, late .it the City of Were ,ter, and of Lomi, ar d. st-gol, London, berate-, dealer and c• William Gamble, of Literpeol, in the County of Lancaster, M..iebant. /L.:Wild Hardman the younger, and Peter Wright, both of Tranvia!, in the corny .1 Lancaster, merchants. John Cooke, of Liecrpoot, M the county of Lancaster, Weer. smith, dealer and charinian. beau Lurio, of Great St. Helen's, London, Merchant and in. ...ranee busker, dealer and diapason. Tioadnis 'Mayon, of Manch.ster, in the comity of Lineage., cotton and woollen manufacturer, dealer and chapman Thome+ Booth, of Slakeley, in the enemy of Lancaster, dye., (le ,ier and chap as George Aked and et.arles Y ung, of Glarnfors! Wins in the. county of Liriceln, cormin.-rehanu, de.ders and enapinen. Stephen Buckhiost, of Brook-green, Haininer-now., ht the county of Middlesex, cartent,r. &Stet and elsaptuan. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDIIALL, TO Pdoltlioll 111. It. „LIM M.Dermett, late of ItLidi4rani•stroot, :•u•r.. 7 , hop and sod-factor . • . a IS James (VMeafllct, now or late of Bury•coort, St. Mary- Vie; Ltmdm, nonnatiii.merchant . • • 2 It Joh.' pill •hant, Fleet.stopt, Linden, tailor . • 2 11 WI ham Wesm., late of Oitonl, near Seven-oaks, Kent,-Mater S IS xi h rd Averse, Kent road, 11. tinnttdoey, Surrey, 41.sti•ler . . . . . . . S IT Aigangeloz, otherw so Via Art-angel.). late of Crepin•arreet, Spital-6e;rl,, M.ddleses. meechant S 10 Are' mold limitless, ael David Halibuaten, Oa. 14. Miilli,l^ll, -met...drapers . g IS Jaime Portkogto Fen co...rt, lenchurch• sheet, Lando), ...... . . . 1 10 3c/salt/Hari, laM of r. u. 1, Foam, linen-draper . IIS D:VI')ENDS. Go•wrs. White, Whitec e - road, Mid-flews, F acet, 10 Jet-, Rush, Seckvii.e•street, Sta Seam, WeeMnlnster, Mid 'le.-a, wi•le.m..rch:nt . . . 12 Wart Hording, w nitro, and Jahn Hording, Swanhoerne, Back•nclemshore, de.116.. std eniemen . . . 10 Duoeou Mack ataaabl, Tureadased:Q.augist, Lo”don k n...r. Idiot . . . . . . . In Matthew Maskenale, Fkot•lxisget, London, sinner . 11 CERT; FICATES. James ro.t, onlre, of Der,.), in the county of Derby, grocer, deaier and chap.ran • acboit Nayl o r, of tit grdl, in :he money Of Eseera,.hats Cote mender of the ship Patitusele, overctsaet, dealer, and lOW. man. Chrittn,.her Hangman, Matt 4 High Hot in Me eduntfdl Itfttidlevee, but now cr. Fetter-lane eel of Leetitia, ' , tie., defier a el eh..pmsn. "olvert,eef Goes Mary-la.bonne treat, is the trifle/ . • re, Ita;nest maker. of Manch...ter, in the coy..ty of Lanratitee i satin Ituratiutt , , .n.l cotton-spinner. are of Fleet street, in the city of Lando& ugg.- ?term I' yet r,ike, of Man , hettee, in the cowry of Lair. cuter, ,111CfChallt gloatifaduret, and cotton-IP.new- Jeftii Wes, of Liandydrtell, in the ead.ity of Ittonmorar All hew', ih-Ver end ehapmaue fetniand toed, of Looden.striet, in the ea? of Lemke, tett. chuit. PRICE OF STOCKS* SAI. llokr Civet, Se!occll 5 ►'et Celt. Co..sols ....... ♦ pr Cont.. lloi • • I rifit Crot. Navy, ll4l Lang Annuities . .. t4 • ••• Short Annuities im! , s+ial 3 per Cis!. 6l pot eras Llin..ruts Indltt E .crls Ex-'tritto. N Its psi. 41. du Eng ttcry Tiektts 111. 154 Coo.. fog 6 2 1. : T SISH, Stock broker, • 144. ♦, I:Aaiun. and •, Ch.:wog-cross. 1141‘101k2E. Un Thersdav, th" !ter. M. T ?lecher, late ?Mow of 1C..*0 C and ;1 d Master of the *oral G.amntat Mehonl.. nut,. t.i NI:. Scott, relict of Lsot. Soustrei.a Sk ••:. of the Ri.ysl bias y. , PE 'TITS. On Monday la.t. at Kerwaie, in Cornwall, NI.. relict or Char IP Ltrobert, Esq. of Beau Park, Ire.ai.d, -. woke to tbit pram* Lord Ilkookowso. 0 Nl,,,uL.r. the llth in-sot, universally and sbieor•ly m,ozed, Slot daught‘t of the Loa Thom*. E.q or ',dims Yo , ksaire, af ter a :one iseiiod of tl.e wrote solferog, rah. b r vol. (liristian htniyor enabled lir tubas, with MI tuft- and r • g ,iron. On Lands. 4.1, 4 B.clenna tent, deep's hinsented. the Ilignt How the 1) •wager Lady Osero, teli 1 of Thom*: "tanner Lonnird, Lord pact:. ut E:atouse, Essex, anal toter x. the qtr El,' Camden, t HUAI WATER. THIS DAY. AT 1. , ... , P4D0N ..-in. after 41 Earn .... 46 ma. alter 6 . SALE BY AUCTION. esee—i MERTON. !SURREY. HI Nit R iTLS, At Garravrtv's C fee 'Change-altil, TO- MORA or:. a , oat e'dock, &,y of the Tioatri.s ind E uro t the late Lord Viscount Nelson, Duke of lirnitte, Al. AZ E.eht Leta, ' A BOUT NINEIY-FIVE ACRES of FREE LI HOLD ARABLE arid %DOW LAND, aWatt each ad .A ti.e f oat Menton Tontp.ke.g.re I^ Fortin; oast of the Estate ' L onde(' by a of Watt continuntcat.ng with the five( Wardle. Llescri tire Paiticielara nay I. had at the Fare ei Sabel the ow: t(inal bets at %tischsor and Ewell; n Mr. Werlditry th./° ' 1 " 1.1-14 " .4, Mirt , P :re, 'Wise& she. tie Pier , se.. and where a Plsl 4 t:1- istate may be we n • as also at 51c. Eates'a (Are, No. 5, NVettserk stre-t, Casenitshoprioant. LONDON —Prott.4 by G UkVICSUN. No. I. Co .r, Row-street. Covent Gt-ticn, and pa'Aish.tl elPost N 15. peck of St. tll nenrs Chords, W. 4 FUCK. of No 7. New DJ:W* 4 "re". Orders, te. (~r the. Payer, feat too dm Mow •• II 'to dal', at: :tdotl to. 'l` • . • 1% . " .-" .r:.. ~ - . ' t, . NUMBER 1130.). THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY THIS PRESENT EVENIN teo6, will be presented, the Mu THE HUNTER OF TI relit, Mr. Rae; Rrwalvi Mr. OMR G ro ve, Helena, Mrs Gras. Alter which, the New Compete, it, FIVE MILES 0 OR, THE FIN 3ER-1 The Characters bv Mr Chapman, M Mr. Itie, Mr. De Camp, Mr. Mather * s u ng), Mrs. Gibbs, Miss Tyree (with To which will be aside( the M LOCK AND K Brummagem Mr, Mathews, Chem Vain, Mr. D:Canto; Ralph, Mr. Mathews; Fanny, WIG Tyrer. Te-rtiorrow, the Comedy of The and Catch him who Can VAUXHALL. Roder the Patronage of ro Revd VILLEs. rr.o.moß ROW gyiNaga lea GRAND DIIKEJLe iii! I ]IRE WORKS r—otdmission, be LONDON LIFE All6O Passe eine. JOHN ANSLEY, Esq. an Vies-Psaroess ROBERT tOCHOLA Tat:later. JOHN PETER HAMMY, F.ll JOHN SMITH, HENRY HASE, THE Olin" few which the ASSOCIA EION has been foci • Institution for the Assurance of and benefici.rl prilciples. Complete • and the most advantageous mode of di sort benefit. of their enrgemants, he *quells attained The formats, n of an inset subsoil' 4 calculation and experience prose r e y ee success of Ineatutions for the Asowane sorbs the profits derived firam the are • deliberately declined. In order, believe • semi contingency, during the aerie p • re Fund has been advanced, in addition in a way at once net expellent* to the I of the confidence of those oho ding) The distinguishing Principle of the is, that the profits attain fermi its tear among its Mem►ers only, during their Convinced of the justness of the prir ciety is founded, the Directors of the I confidently offer their Kin to a dig t ,, the meant of rffeeiing the Important I at the least personal recent* partible t with every Member a perfect common at on of the I:Mestere will clad the utmost attention to prudence whim , .aual their experience a!rsedy justifies the Puliiic ureteral' themselves eaten affo•drd by the Institution. Every deretipnon of Life Ammo Society, end liberal allowances are m. reapsesty of Agent., noon Policies at th. Flans end Tables of Rate. of this I at the Orfice, Nit. 48, St. Paul's Ch • bows of tow and four. FASHIONABLE CARRIA • 614the.1, at eh, COACH %4 St, NEW 1 01 4)-ETKIAllaabi 11. SulOven% aa4 Captain Ndrapia nets. hie. tionet's che'one banuselse. L in d% buoothe, Wan cur , Mr Ds • broom Captain Field...el, Dr. Dal Mu Moon, doisok curries and ht light tandem, and Goal's Maci ta , nuche and Lindaulet to aril chimp yaiety of exchanged carriages. St proved carriages to be seen .-Elegant HEALTHAWLI4I •DR JAMES ' . ANALE C AND. THE Celebrity of the Anale rat Presertatire of Health, is their Gamey an thaw complaints* Al, humeri frame; such a colds, indioestions, and other difeasfs of I •reht.ll aria, front the ricootudes of c dolirneet in the luxuries of life; at are produced by gently opening the bud, by day, without requiring an] coanement. But themes the Ana. serviceable is bilious and other deep.. 'detained as a mild megatire only, rutEciently active, the Antibilieus 1111 M, iii aid, be ass eminent Physician, runlet, combined, for man, yen", iu all complaints of the layer, so wel eases. Sold only by F. Newberry and S Church-yar d, on the coach-way ; four Ova:nine, London ; and at Dr. Jar ton sweet ; re..the Analeptic Pills, p in out large N3ll (or ii. 41 ; and the Is. 5 4 1. a box, duty included. (lbserve that the words " F. Nadi 514 elarored In the Stamps. NEW MEDICINI T NEWPERY and SONS • • Clitoral yard, London, Prop 11 0WLIER, actt usher va!uah!e Preps he, that is reweectaenee of the new ef that bletheine weal be te. fetters Si ‘I. per Doren; eaut the quantity &Me (as mode up kg the Anew et 11 . el. Andes the Words, F. New are engraved is the Starers, whoa, it knot Secarity again." Cowneetteits, lei. will be Atiesatinuaid. 'rho p,l6iwies yet the Price, Saaml Whiled, hut thaw who :.m t , wdlbr allowed the Stamps rat 1. 4. - I - D.. lama's Powder . 2 9 IDA Arlo ix s bottle . 24 0 Dr Ditto Aneleptkc Pill, 4 6 P Unro s s large box .24 0 F,,a Ths Antibtionua Pdla .V 9 Uar rh. keers Orarrelre ;•e 2 6 Ton DmoConsulston 01 2 6 EA , ' Dm Nitre I.lnrp. .g 4 Carr Mite Caosoreade Drops 1 9 1 Lase !Dm* Pareranc Los . 1 1; Dal Aniplasurr. Mood Ito 1 I i Hr. tarrren c e of Co4•foos $ 6 G,s H-. S;.-ore'. D marks 4 0 lagl Ce►A+lre Snuff . 1 0 He loops% 26r-u sr Tun& 3 6 14 " 4 le n•. It boys Pas 46 I Sias' —.. .. . 17. I) s Gi.ate' • o Mtn 11.111 • 4 6 I 4 P , .- t 114 ena . 3 6 I Dr 0 ,. 4 ..t tee ..p ~..t Acre. ' l4 Witni s Altem I re /, t.ve 4 6 G Xing'. Udenttif e 2 9 D.t , II B A. ma ne nprw , ral n, 114, 1 i Pni° r a ' be y. sheer,. •nat it ts at the tag E 1, ...0. Cheat-sole. *Mt these \W , * ' The only Warehouse to: D:. Jan 111 al Jul 11 li '•4"-t