The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-12-15 00:00:00

, . DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE. „ • [FROM THE IIiONITEUR.J — 7 — - I! (Cootlona hum out Paper of Sitarlay.) (Nu. id.) • 4. ' PA , . .. II :: roil A %if list. 1606. ” The silence constantly piesArved by tii.rir 4x rsi-ilencits the French eleitipoianti.tries, as well as by Din Eiteeliency the Nlinister of Foreign Affairs, After the official nine of the Undersigned, and of Lord Yee:mos:h. dated the kith of this month ; after the letter addressed to His Exeell,ney the Minister. nt li'oreign Affairs, dated the Nth; and after the offi clad note of the Undersigned, dat e d the 22.1 of the present month. :topesr to announce clearly, th it the French Giereinment has ahandmied evety desire of peace, upon the hasis which it had first propose* itself, and which the Undersigned has uniformly sle ehteed to he that single and nly basis upon which le was authrerizsdan treitt with this G ,vernment. •• In 'his c: ate of things, the Undersigned canno flatter hinfself that any advan . age can result from his oay - -biing continued at Paris - ; while, on the othm hiind,.a farther &hay, might necessarily give room to the two nations, as well as all Europe, to stiptiocie that peace, :he et‘ject of their wishes. is spore the hour 'of 4 11eitt; eisneluded, at the very Moment' sefietirvert ressscnahle trope upon this cohjr& arms t` be intirehe vani•hed. Stronely peeetri ted with this sentiment, the U. dersigned sees himself obliged to term/Life - Ms missi , e. I•y making, of Iris Excel- Poe?, the Minister nt Foreign Affairs, the formal deroarsel of the necessat y passparts for his return to his Soverreien. ‘ 4 At the same time, and io•the spirit of concilia thin which ii as constantly charatierised :di his pro ceed:nos since his artivai at Paris, tie Undersigned, unw that he eeeshimself obliged by his instrufhons to dernaed ', 1 passports, carmen riosolve to render impessilsle, on the part of the French Government. a commuaicAtinn of such a nature as would allow the Vildeesigned to confiner the mgociation, al though, atter the long ailer.ce of this Goverment, he cannot expert so favourable an issue. " It shady net, 'diet, 'he MAW - nett Wednesday moriang; the 27tE °llk's mantis, that the Under signed will have the honour of awaiting in - person, , On his fisteetknet the Minister of Foreign Affairs, to ask formally and definitively, for the necessary IP p.o l sort- fit himself ond suite. He cnly adds, that the nasspenes which be shall ask, must hi for his'em snidiate return, and not paskports to be used ac cordir if to circrimstantes, as he has asked for them , 02 a former occasim - " LMIDEROALit." (N'.:".) ''' • • .. Antint 25, leili. , " ThlPlPiellipOtiflialit.4 of His Majesty, the Fen peter of the Feeitieb, and King of (tale. desiring to confer with his Excellency the Earl of Lauderdole, reninotentiary of His Britannia Majesty. upon the subject of the last note that be hat addressed to , Mew, engages him to-rribwrow, about three o'clock, at the boos* of the Minister of the interior. where thry thati meet tern, If this hour fait! his Excellen• cy's comi c s-Misc., -s' M. De Champagne has the honour of proposing to the Eof of Lauderdale et, dine with him wh en the confctente is en red. H- hopes that his Excel *icy will brit in dinner Messrs. Goshiatd,, Stew- Art and Killion." . . je i at". TS.) ' JSC Earl of LauSkrtfale, Plenipotentiary to His meanie Alojesty, has theist nour of acknowledgine , .. the-receipt of tn 4 note' which' has beast just sent to ' him An the plot' of their Excel envies the French * PAildinitotiarses.. ' " - *'Kr shall 'have the homier of going to the house of the Mini - ter of * ,Interior. to-morrow, 3 i"ll ibret o'clock, inct afterwards to dine with his Ex celleacy AL De Chernpagny. Messrs Gaddord. Stewart. and Maddison, Will oho have the hontior' of going there at the hour far dinner i i A '• LAUDtaIIALE.' (NO. 19.) * Tara. A ' , Nit Els l&6. " At their:tome:a of •yenewing with -their Excel lencies tie filecT),Piastipetetteariet, the conference of the ttf:h of This month, the Un.!rri gnrd P.e out petioniary of Hit Benaenic-Majeste, tfooks &meek . elii,gri *to til istiy! e their Excellencies the state of eIF, teloc l 4o o flii'spich us it was at the sane of send '• inj the floe on Ole part of the Uotieftin -,, and of . 4.1,A N Y‘: 'MIL dated the 12111 of the present 4 ntpnth. ' lir Execlkneirs the French Ministers will*, tit Ma statem-nt, that at the point in which: ibe disens-iou is Ansa!!y at present, it is no loogrc permitted to the Undessigned to continue it, .:ars!* by the a dm i ss ion o f t he onl y basis u p an which rai is authorised to negceiate, their I•2cei iencies shall furnish him with new motives to justify snob a determination. " In the official n^te sent to their Excellencies the French Ple•ipott i.tiwies. on she 12th of August, it was ob:erved to thi.m, • That the British Go instrument. very far from pretending to requite. of the French Government, all restitutrous, according vs its pleasure. without being bound to any resiitu tioLs towards France, has shewn other desire than that of treating with the e'reneh Government, p upon the basis that aas proposed by France itself. sackers ibeepressedin die note of Loid Lauderdale, to wit" the treating, generally, on the basis of the rti paridtis. which was scrupulously I. be observed, eicept in the case of Hanover, which it was pro posed to cede altogether is His Britannic Majesty. " Even suppose it was possible to _mistake as to the results which were necessarily to be drawn from this principle, the conversations which t:44 place on the 9th instant, betwei n the French Plenipotentiaries and the Undersigned would not permit a doubt that the proposition so declared had nut been per-kitty under,mrd by the Plenipotentiaries. ." Cqnstquently;the Undersigned has only to re pt )°, that. pursuant to the instruaians of his Go vc r.rneur. he cannat do othensise than insist upon •his principle heinK previno.ly acknowledged. It is enly on this condition that it is pertM.rted to Lira to continue tlro nerntititiaa. The Acne remained without an. answer, till _ . _ 001 : 115tb . of the month, when tLeir Et Ilencies the Fiench Plenipotentiaries neitied in writing to the tinderripned, thrt, being defenu to converse with h:ni cm the °Nee of thelast note that he had ad drissed t:ezn, they teqoested him to meat, on the next dry, at the OfF t e of t: e Interior. •• • Tre Undess'E-ed does nat it i.l:ctsywy to • . • • observe upon the interval which elapsed between sending the note cal the 1 lth, and the period of :in answer being returned to its as well as on the man ner of avoiding .it written answer, to the contents of thillsote, according to the Custom of all time. countries, whenever affairs of so - great insport were in agitation. He contents hintslit 114 . 11 'VMS marling. that alter sn long a delay. :te s t after an invitation in writing, the Under:lined accepted, it, in the hope of at length receiving the ninon of . ti - e French Government on the contents of the offi-' c:al note of the ltih. The conference appear:At° have been rendered interesting, on the part of thait Excellencies Cie French Plenipotentiaries, with a view only to engage the Undersigned to present the detailed e; ofTre aty. a a :realty a Already, in the note of the 11th. the Under signed, in eorijnation with L•rd Y•irm inch, had formally declared, that till France should adopt such a basis as the British Government. thought had been pyiposed. in the fiat place, by her, it was o a t permitted him to enter into the details of the nego elation. Besides, even supposing that the Under signed could so far torg-t hinuelt, as to accede to the preipi..ition sea ..1 in the last conference by their Excellencies the Frerch Plenipotentiaries. he would not only have abai•daned the only conditions which hr was Authorised by his instruainns t 2 admit all the bail , of the N. gociation, but he would have exposed himself Als to a manifest cnntradisclioii, •hy presenti. g. iii the firit a stance. the elite projr3 of A treaty, whose details should result fro'di the ne prreiatirn iisilt ; a nein:relation er A ieb the Wnder ngited had decheed eiuld apt procve I, till 'he basis in qu ,ticifts had been previeusly ack,.owlesi t ,ed. • " In this elate .9 e 3.16. We I.lrdttiigrecf, after having nib; .0.1. in ems.ittince with the request of their Esceltietectes 'he Fre;:en fienic&F tiara-es., at the cestiterences wheel' they had rnpose to item — alter heti .g deliberately refl.-tied on all t: e coni• reannications which had her- made •F' Ilia' by their Excellencies. and heing,fully c• evinced that the *final view% nt the Fr ..ch Gaetano' •••• ate very Pe• mote from those watch as Zr..,anuat Majesty sup paced—lastly. that due cvntitorarize • 9 toe negoti ation could in future • aye no 01.1 rfe.ft than that I of encrurditioe. in both E.:time. a aipe warch can never he tealized—the Ui.derslned e. tinders it.-to ' be his duty to declare, in the mitt formal manner, to their Excellenci, s, his determination, in conformity to t! e instrudi-ns of Lis i. vertigo, to bring his mi•sion to a conclusion. An admission in writing, of the basis so open hren;tl-t forward by the Under signed, cannot effet a c...inge in /I's resolution. (:„;.0..t) " LAUDERDALE." I (Ti be continued.) P -, LIOE. lOW-STRUT. On Friday night. Jean Williams was brought up by Cox the patiole, charged on suspicion of having gutty td diver ? Monte.. Carpmeal ides.itied the Wribrionor have been convicted of felony ; he had been transport:o, and made Li. escape from the Hulks. about, I Weilie montsis since. tie was com mitted ter lin tlier ex animation. till the certificate of his convidi rn coo ar pi -duced, and his escape from th.e I tulle , prow...J. Saturday, goy Grids, a well known charac ter, was ct.drged b tine Mr. Gt ASA'S, with Laving implements fa house-breaking found in his p isse.sion• It appeared, that Abriut three o'clock on Saturday nsfuniTift. a watchman, in Finwaid.street, Strand, observed toe Pusan, r, suspicious circurnstan. Cea, as it he was a-cu: to hreak open a house. The ver.chrinan asked bia. wont he was going to do he replied. he w•as going into Surrey-street. The • Watchman. not being sa i.fied with this answer, was about to Like him into cost .dy,when he ran off; the Vfinchmao having sprttog ..is rattle, he was stopped by chef 141.tch min, at the cornerot Essex street, and there were titan on him, an i near where he was taken, a dark4anthorn, a veat candle, a bottle of prirwphorus. and nine picklock keys. lie was COlXlCilittril for trial under the AEI of Par. liameat for having implements for hounworeaking found in his possession. 11•KSIGV4-HOCSZ. Saturday, a backney-coachman, charged before the Luau Mayne with drivi-g against • Gentle man's chaise in Gracechurchotreet, endangering tie Grintlesian's life, and conducting himself in a very iasolent manner, was ordered by his Lorchhip to be fined 20s. and confined till the sum be paid. 22222 1101;GH-STKIEST. Aqna Le:site', a native of Germany, was charged. on Saierciay l with stealing a quantity of plate, the' property of L. IL Redken, Esq. It appeared the servants in the family had a merry meeting in con sequence of the marriage a conk.maid, and thi pri.oner bei..g invited to t.ll the fortunes of the maid servant., took possession of two silver spoons before her departure, as a charm. She was fully committed. Lau on Friday night, or early on Saturday morn. ing, the shop of Mr. Yonge, watch-maker, in the Strand, wss broksa open, and robbed of watches, I kc. to the Amount of upward of .11101. It was et- felled by cutting a bole in a shutter, which must have taken econstderable time, as the shutters are lined with iron. _ I Some few days since, a respeCtable farmer of Rosetant. Sussez, who had a deputation to shoot over a manor belonging to Mr. Bet iti . ma, of that place, on his return home from the field, with hit gun loaded, proceeded to draw the charge, and having returned to his pouch such of the shot AS came easily out s pursued the pre/Alec which is but too common, in such cases, of knocking the butt end of his gen against the ceiling, in order tt dislodge any of the shot corns which sn'ight have attached to the wadding that confined the powder, whilst his right ha^d was employed at the rouszle to catch them. By this imprudent a.% the cock was forced d'iwn, the powder d'scharged, and the hand dread fully latcrated. A surgeon was sent for, who ea traasid a portion of felt, which the wadding con aistcd. of, from the wouna ; but some fragments rensaisiog, they most brought on a mortification, which rendered ainputaz.on nmessary ; ki: the tin tor:unate ratan refacing to submit to the opercioa, huge : abed a short tin/e, atia expired. snider extreme agony. leavi;g a wiZow sad Ai: chilcires lasasat i.is Ives. INTrI.LIGBNCE. e••arsmeetssOttc. 18. Pyt lAck to St. Edelefet. NisiearY's ltdP4Afig—' (14n1Dir gaannel FlomlaeCapt, Webley, ar.saeil 4lisiglitiy, Forwent, ! ,98,1 thu abr. • a.: DEC. 13. Sailed His Majesty's ship Boreaseest a cruise. ' Tfie Carlin schooner is on sLore near Southsea Cutla. said kas lost her rudder.—Wind S.W. • ft YMOUTN, DSC. 11. Came in the Snake. (mm Lisbon. Yesterday. after post, arriated His Majesty's ship /thisr.ims. 74 gnus; (*pr. Shield, from Portsmouth ; and to-day, the INdefotirohle frigate, Capt. Rode ; the former to join a . squadron of four sail of the line, on an Expedition to the Mediterrineaw. • Soiled the A'ar,sAss&a. frtsie, for Pottantentfl; U 4 the Itesari4 sloop of war, On a. cruise. DEAL, D[C. 12. I Arrived the Morn and Mak ,frigaps, from a cruise; and rern.tni in tar Downs with the ships at per lau, and several outward-bound /remits int back —Wind W.S.W. inc. 13. Al last night it blew a hard gale of wind from the South West, the s •p+ lode hard. several lost . their anchors and ca' les ; hut Jo not hear of any other damage.—\Vi• d i W. FROM S.OI7I2DAT NIGHTS GAROTTE. Airrrirclfv-Vre. Om. 13, 1336. Cony of a Letter from il,e of St Vincent, K R. Admiral and Commaod•r in Chief of Mk Mai-.Ws glint eteriored in the Channel, Seutteltne., &e to W.l.ietn Mittden, Est deletion Awed Ms Majesty's Ship tee Warrior, in Cansaud Ray, the 6th instant SIR. By the letter, whereof I inclose a copy, the Lords Commiaieners of the Admiralty will learn the cap ture of one of those cumeruu, privateers, which in fest the vicinity of Oporto. 1 am, &c. Sr. Viscattr. His Mal••tv's Fi , ,ra, at Sea, MY LORD, 2t - ith November, Ino6. I have the honour to inform you, that this morn ing, eighteen leagues to the westward of Oporto, we discovered ■n armed lugger a few mils distant, sweeping very fat from us. It falling calm. there was not a probability of the ship getting within gun shot of her : therefore I sent the boats under the command of Lieutenant Furber, first of the Flora, in cbace of her; and I am happy to sty, throngh the exertion of this gallant Officer, the Slpaoish lug ger privateer El Espedarte. of Vigo, mounting sr carriage guns, besides swivels, muskernoss, and musketry, with forty-one men, was captured, and only in sigi't of the ship from the mast-head. 1 have the honour to be, ac- L. O. &Ann. Right Hon. the Earl of St. Vincent, are. Re. MILITARY ►ROMOTIONS. Urrhav-Offiee, Dee. 9. 1006. Royal Regtment of Artillery. Major lkojantin Bloomfield to be Lieutroant-Colonel. (7ainant Gorr B. F..iicr to be vice fitoornfte.d. Second Captain Harcourt Homomoe to be Captain, rice Fisher. First Lieutenant Alexander Memel to be Second Captain, sic, If.leotn be Second I..eutenant Thomas Boar'Sy to be rirst Lieutenant, Tice bdomet. All dated Decent See 3, PARTNERSVIDIS DISSOLVED. 'Moans SwonsbortAngh and Robert Kee.i. of Wisbech. St. Peters, in the - hltr of Fly; in He county u( Cantinas., stony masons. December 31,. 11105. George Kitson and Syliat NTiagettt of Mairkn-lane. Roe& Bridge, Maur , n, In the co u nty filiddiewx, florae/o'er% rilotottibtr N. 1186 it caar'l W , bun and Benjamin Oman. of Scout Min, within the rine, of Athton-undcr-Liaie, an the county. of Lau. ;9 , 12i1-thattufa.Urass. Drccusbet 11, - Miry Dean, Mary Simon, and Lacan.itah Z animillinerand tuner dress-ushers, In Doim•tueet, York-build:nip, Adel phi Wearer IC 1836 _ _ _ George [links and John 8,-ton, of Bottvn-le-Moon, in the county of Lancaster, silopkee;:ers, tea-dealers, and grocers. November /8, 1806. Er" ja ealg Carr and Themes Neale, both of the city of York, Max•dremers o.9oher 17, 1&0f John Hubbard and John Keen, of Bethnal Gesso, in the county of htddlesm ' breoen. Dtceniher 8, 1806. rimathe Breslin, ThdPnas Cobs,, and Nehemiah Stokes, bankevs, fn Lombard street, In thz city of London. Doxm. her 11, 1606. It and B Ayres , . and S Burn, of Toolev.street, in the 80. rough of Southwark, dinshers and brandy•merchanu. De cember 1606. Edward 1, Smiley and Nothamel Remold!, of Nottingham, raft and timber.antrehants. Dec 6, 16e6. ;41101111411fr and TIKIOIOII Wn.J, of Neseark.upon- Trent, in the county of Nottingham, whiteamiths and bed- Banton. Jun! 21, 18(16. Ttormas ramming and John Wdlees, of the cite of Chi chester, in the county oi Surma, noa.tosinders. October 12, leoa. EANKRUPTS. Jesph Wise, of Nfa.)cherer, in the county of Lancaster, cotton merchant, de ".,• and chapotan, to .urrender, Decent her n, s ami t*, at thee, at the Bid/meter Arms, in Manchester. Attorneys, Memel. Ducio.orth and Chippindall, Maneheoer. Edward Roberts, of Bash-lane, London , merchant, dealer and eiapinan, to su—toid, Dec ember 12, tr, and. lanmery 24. at eleven, at tdarieteralt. Attanawy, Mr. Siren soil, Coshinii-cour, Old Brea-street. Edward Morgan of Noble street,'in the city of London, lh wareen-seaus, dodos and chaumen, to srromder, December 16, at tere:re, 27, at ten, and Jaassart 24, at terrier, at Gudd• hall. Attorneys, Meovrs. Swam and S.mects, Old Jewiy. Thnmw Milano, late of Rotm.re, in the mush of Wea k..., in the moil of York, grocer and I.:renadraper, dealer arse C111;iMall, to surreoder, December it 9, Sri, and January 24, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, in Mildleharn, 1.1 the engine of York Amman& Niefi•ll Dinsds'e and Haar, in Mildleham ; and Mr R. Cnippeola!e, King's• Bench Walks, Inner Temple, London: John Moak, of Rinuetreet, Coyest-Garden, in the C7Uli of Middlesex ei.itner, dealer and ehapman, to .uner.ter, Dro camber 20, 2 ' 7, and January 24, at twelve, at Doialhalt, Lon don Attorney, Mr Jame , Itrebardwro, New-Inn. John sholb.yd and William Williams, of Mark-lane, Lem don, merchant!, dealers soil tinplate, to enreender, Damn tsar 20, 27, •ivil Jainism 24,-Mieleven at Guihk.ell. Moir. wry, Mr. Wakes, Saredt-e,oirall, Albert Vodel, of rintronanin, In the city of London, foe rim, to •arnandee. December 16, MI, and Janney 24, at traria., it Gerldboll. Amoroso', Me Oakley, Ni. Leaden- Man. TYVIDENIA. lanwtT t. WiMime brakemen. Moans Gondar.lrrahml GoodaLl. and Vltiliam Dremnren tkeltentr, nf 11,'"mt ham. is the marlin of -Wevnen.. bealors, Actll...r sod ch, ..oen K e,eten , m the 'loyal Oast, it. Temric , ..., in _ . Dere•4o3l 35 . Vrittaso gory, of RucitietsbOry, is the city of LonAmo t we, 'tut), of Po. at Glaihoil, Jauuary & JAG G I late of Nabs's, is Um magi of Yvk, • draper and tail at olateref e llSNlVllt *ere of Wl:liara Cos. erby. the wme. Ilbr4 he, is Coppergttn i Car Yin k.. - C:brisarr 7. 'nail& Cooke, of 'New-toad, Portland. rout. i t the perish of Saint !Walvis-Bonito, in the county of Sa e s. dhoti, nattiary and &fat% at *liven, at Guildhall, Loa. &try • • January 5. P:•lward Ha airanad, of Tottenham -court-roll, in the county of ‘iithitoser, painter and gitaie r , at fluildho'l, Loort.m. Doceriber SO. .1...hn P.m, of the pari,h of Saint leieholat, is the city of Worcener, builder and - carpenter, debtor and rhaAnan, at *levels, at the Roan Nor, in the city of W e , cti.tet. Jania 7 10. EvarrEvani. now or late of Fialilsory.sireeg, in the Strand, in the clunty •f •411111earot enal.morthant, dealer and therm nh. at eleven' stteuilihkl:,'Llinden January S. Wsilraol liths • of l'ildirnmj 11/ teeteattot y er k , nariney•ocrivene,, at &or, atthe Olo' Cock Teo.' Hal.fair. Jan u ar ) . 13. Darnel Fc.calme:n. d Itilf7l4-1 ,3 1y,1P the City of Lendao, nierehrht, at twvlve,'at'Geittlhe; t• January 3. p,emt I. vireo rank,: Lie el Old Centipten-street, Sohn. In the town, .4 MIN* , exalter 11.14 gilder, •irate e ant cha.ouan, at ten s at Getidl44 l, , L. 1414041. January IC John Itedri.sh, Late, of Sattnn. near Frod.h am, in the county of Cue.ter ern factor, d-ifor int elm, nae, at efeyr r, a. t'% Pt-rt In the city o. tltelnvir January I . Jones Hoard Wan Merritt/lON 'lade "orAiiiir.tias.. too. in the enliste laiince<twocoitoli-eta 4 e.a r e i , er , and ria?tuan, at atiate.i, at tatei ktiaildewataciiA , ma, ON M aw Cnever. January It. flvrouvl gottownells• eT.tee, late of Ctnowhidge, in the count. of VlTrree+av, nradister and to Ira 7:4,41Ct, at eleven, at the tveticton's Aran-inn, in .Htagley. CENCIFICAVE 4 -74nu•hy Claudius Chtryu:, latent` Walbto..k, in the city of-London, rlArctinf. Gunge 1t.‘4 , 0*, of f a ced', in the county of York, druggist, dear -r avid aspen*. • Juba v it!te , Pf • I, io thy (.teary of Xerk, ai;yrr.p:ater. John 'Ceres, Sun,:keet, Bi‘hiiiiyeatc-stteik, the pa n ty 1 ddl.aex , ',II in et dea l •r 114 rltationin. Joaeolr %Voter.. 0' 044 liethlern, ia>city off-onion, toner, dealer.and chwparars. WM, I II seinner, of E ist-lane, Greenwich., in this county of Kett, ricutaller, dfalm aird slier-04n. H - err fla - •cock. of the teem add county of Newcanle•ur.n. Tyne, merchant. IKSOLVENTR. .ERSlritr the ISING'a ISENt:4II Priam, le the coun:y of Surrey. I I ISt NOTICE. Angus Nl'Phie, firmele of Littl etre4-r, in the CLI111(11rst Middlesex, and late of Bfe,d , in the comay of 1:01 , ,t, merchant. Nesjeacit ft .Id, former!! of Ns 14. Csstle.stmett,' Lampatme, enachsrnith, and late of the W4ll{o 11 , 11. Psiblio-houi , •, in the .ana.l street, both in the county of fidaddleiex, lochs- - alter. Thome; Litmley, late of Freem3llllre•rlW,llVM4 hie of Loodoe road, Liesirmft.l. iti the cou,as of Lam:aster, dttp Swear and rua.ter 0101100 r. lobo Thomas Serra', formerly uf Wirnpolmaln" • Casendi,h square, and late of B •raer`i-we n t, NitLica !Loom! , both in the county of Mi , lrlleser, artist. PRISONERS in His Majesty's Prison of tie FLEET. ti BIT nOTIC E. • Jehh *aide, threnody of N , '•••1?ffe(11:1413,P,1,11 11.0 of F-tter• lane, ist exactly of-London, in the cowry of Middlder, pocket-bookmnelter. Susmna Gordon, Sarosdy of the town and onnety af the toop of Snutliaiipten, and late or No. 1, Aorel.a.piace, Bramp ton, in the count? of Ntiiilerce, ...roster. • MEETINGS 01 CADDIT*RS Al auiLD3A.v., -• 00 1001100 W Willis= Clayton, Duel-Heed, Surrey. went a it Mettbiew Applsbs '1144 of tea Loyal Enchanan e Lois. den, wofti.esi•e-.per . • 3 1 Chad.: he idder, Tornharn-iinse Cuice irk, 7 Middlesex., butcher . 2 Luke Serer°, Coleman street, Lmdett. trook.tmalter Y IX Francis Marshall, Strand. Middiebee, yew -Ilex . W,Huam Hookios, Lenten-street, Goolmen's-Feld , , Middlesex, , l'h-thrfrwer 2 I) ' Charles Manley, lase of L. one-ion. Muhttefterti but sew' of Angel-ceurt, Throgmorten.street„ London, mer chant S • DIVIDENDS . Humphrey Jeffries, Low -r Throes fttkee, Lo- ,!re, irammeneer • It Gouty! fitll, late of Orford-street, Middlesex, linen. draper 11 • John Collard, the yeunger, Canterbury, Rent, amp. dealer Jame, Smith, Therret.Dieton, Surfer, sae,.-maker S.irjeins, late ef Rustia-court, M13,-stmet, London, warehouseman CERTIFICATES Mark Furni-s, of S'aefie:d, is the count? of York, silver plater. Tbammea Jesirimen, sow or late of I..;rarooeli in the county of Lasenster, better, dealer anal che;:man. Is Lnals, the yuung•r, of Sol•lor, en the county of 1.13.• 0040, linen-draper, roma, dealer and Chapman PRISON 1) 10 . IL PRICE OF STOCKS, S ATPIRDAY 9 per Cent. Reduced 4 per Cent 7714 LOW Annuities l6 IS-15i Short Annuities I I-16 Imperial An oilier 7 IS lii Irish i per Cent 1 Ommum li Indic Bonds, Fnigl.4lt Lottery T,ckets M . 161. Conwis for T. FISH. S , sielt Broker s 4. Conshlll. owl 7. Charing.etost. NIARRIAGICS. ' •'. On Thunday sennight, at St. Mira Church, Lhuri,ooi, by the Rey. G. Monk, Mr Masud., Assastrmag thay, iron moor—, of that town, to Miss Biaphaut, daughter of the late James Amphora, Earl of Green B.nk, near thai town. On Monday sennight, E St. Swh.l.it Chnrch, Whrte haren,ay the Reverend Andrew Hu tcl:manri. Ilfatabew Adi ,n. son, Esq of Temple Sove,hy. Westatorte.o.t, to Woo lA.- tl.tale, daughter of the !assist Lattlodadit, Sp. of Mar liar en. DRATI4B. In St. Darttan's, Cantitsbery, Mrs. Holhreok, widow. aged 'O ; she has left by her wit Wit to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, add f%l •to elostpoir of the len'sh at St. Iduatuao .. • Lityly, at Lll6OO. 'Outs, W glad ions the hetr-fit of his halts. John Lyon, tat. late of Looter. /Winter at Law lIIGH WATER. TRIS DAY. AT L..15115c.1.. aftei Fven.. .5f I‘i:A . t: • kr'S SALE )Is4"',lttre s llo4 • solintr. rfrs, at ihe , r House, Kft.lftS, Sapid, craktte. Ofttbil vm•-•treet, on 111011tDAY NEXT 6 •l44ftwo (ft 'welog Da , . (Sunday and (Nfgloaa ), at Tftici.• ittlkin% T kl ot E tte I ti at re ftVlTlffie f tUlti a llifftorlft g 0' 1 1! H.ftfte; c.,rt..ttng of a eery r.re• CeArJor I ad Old ?catty, h.oglftfti 112ftwftmees. feenak Cbronadee, Lees. Voyave, and Thesis, Gasueurs,, and 1.4.2140 , ur5, 4 Le* ..lotde. by rynroa cakyn Word., a.d caber ad la do tr t s. 1„ ke• ii ;.• "rf be viewed. acd Casalegues v. 4. oire GL es the Tor • of SAN LtiNiXis :—Pnetel It. G. DOICISON. No. IT. Vat.'' g 904 llystru artut-sluast,, C.wit:Ge•gais. awl putatalksl at the Yltt la, liao of att-ll.U.ntrit'abtorelt, Strand, by . cc a( No. 7, New Et-tivati- inert, Lao, Acre. ' art, C. / or th 4 Papa., gent te the Olive trerra..) • hi lily stiatalta. a. scam= I n' TH I Cooper Art , Ast tlte ►tali ••• Cele Watt Music la r * * AI I lu.rar. i/PM Cl 7 litxWM ()vers, v1:1 ocel appointt perform Hl ° I T T Mille .vil, Mr Rattle)/ Du AC,III Afte Own p. •tnn I 1. :61intv 1-.171 Cerro ;1H w • 4 ). • I av G O's; To The Lows. ..al A tbkl 1 , 44 crvn a: A.l.erti -..—.- TH 1 1 ,,cet. Wank, bns 11 osci *nil 21%, b Wal.au Lomas rare 1. Vaol's prime' map. I. QPE a.) G b▪ it I • 111 , nf 13 • g•pa Sept* In 4 I illtettes et • east ie m Gem ar.4 Noe ).••••4•1 NI irks css