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1= . . • '•, therefore regarded hire as enikled to his thesis, aid •so that support. which , independent of those Skid , libtOts.pf rives! 0?I'SlqiimliA90 1 1 1 1100 illiveY Willi . to en""IllP fmallockbil(sir L i g, Wily. be shoed rtainly - Wave remitted, ffoilt had he bad the' muss to etlatlidt a second.thalibat, which be was . confident would have been attended wkh a ukases ' ful and hetiontable result to his worthy friend. Com menting on the disadvantages Which bs and Mr. indham had had to encounter in their lying can :, -• vass, Mr. Coke observe.!, that the sense of the•toun ! ty had than proved itself decidedly io favour of his Right Hon. Colleague. It bad been said that he, (Mr. Cole), bad been unfriendly to the independence of the county, and that it would have been batter supported by Colonel Wodshouse. To this be bad only to say, that he was independent himself, and never wished to con . trool others. The situation of being the re. presentative of the Freeholders of Norfolk was cer tainly the proudest which an independent man tad be placed in, and he ever valued it as such. nothing on what bad been said respelling minis ' ..aerial iolluenze, Mr Coke said, be could not help thinking it a little hard, after basing fee years past bad that very same sort of .controttl exercised against him, after having been accused. by the partisans of the late Ministry. with clogging the wheels of Government. that new an Administra tion was finmed, whose general views were, in his apprehension. hatter direaed to the palthc banefit a be should have the charge.of availing himself of di* power of Government, from these my persons who strew scrupled shout the use of it, to order to 'ekes* him. idr. Coke concluded by returning his nest grateful thanks to the Freeholders, for the ho nour awry had again conferred upon him. • Sir J. Asrtav then mowed, and Mr. Pt .shear loidided, the thanks to the High Sheriff, fot his up /Uaild impartial condo& durpig the whole of the • The High Sheriff replied, that the ho. which the meeting bad then conferred on hie, liras mere than an adi quate entripensation for what irser trotelin bad atisen to him to the performance .'if bitten". Tbe writ was then signed and etectrtedi *sod the Comet time dissolved. - • —.......—. It CidAlallle. • • ' '. ' . of the •eneoessfol Candidata', lk. : , 4mi Me. Cohe . took place at Norwieh, ises The day proved rethasiWy One.— : N d i at one o'clock. the two Kni.s of the * Shiro, in full dress, girded with their swords /ohm gip& saki. 44 the writ to this day es it) as. 4 1 1 1 , 11 . deaf *airs in else Shire•hall. amidst the *rag of bells. and iho shoats of their Com =mid of 4 great tostoorse of sped:anti as- Ail' the Castle-hill. round which they nip * Canted once. in the hallowing procession : Ifiemenry„mt Telma of fit Ilfloiltais, es Itotecionek. The mss, iscement wick armee 2NII wMte. 0e which were deb wee k Unice...Winelset ann pee. sad Inespanneace. `..1111= M nag asi, A very Imp potty oi octfictionn, en fine, feetudleiniany eV Ate nem velpictelsieeinewners of the county end city, edit coonal Wei Oliens, /tr. The 1410 thoeurabis W. Windham, earoi in ma blue in his Chaitoonst eihiantty decorated with erne o sod - elide, itetrol•loame, -with lestnottioi 'tilk drapery, !Ass Mewed a taw party of Mr. Coke's tenantry and *tenth, en henetaack, beaded by Mason *lvan? Cute, on PrincW grey s drew thaimilaek sad SIM* Fird. Led of Mile. , bushel r 'erase at the OM reipeefaity the toes* and city. e, is which rude Thinuts vbs. entbroadonel caw. ' the prscssien. '•tt entered out •. Were thrice Swats Inn, smiles and abow,Aed auaehMnt •Field-Hohr. was sod gentlemen again re- ; wooosst .d, the How. Fitzroy, Sir Berry. Sir J. of Norwich, ' Mr. Wm. Captains Aft. and a in a pair of U n l His 'Majesty's ship rL A T fa m rc °l 4, T 6 ll 4 . g w o O n v s . Capt. 20/4/^_ foe Pottsmooth. to join Admiral Murray ; abei **DoopirA sloop, Lauri, "Ingason s and Olympia .16q Ma d the Paris, which k paid off, are turlM NW to the Royal Sovereign, of 110 guns. QM* ads new Prothro., Strands, from BOW. deans, fir Thonthisim, detained by the Hers pries -66, .;ailed the G 1414111 man of mit to the westward 1 swot and Doliett sloops of war on a cruise.- -- and B.W. r ....- PORTIMOUTII, NOV. 21. Pstaiaed the Africa. of 6+ guns ; aspatrir sloop, nod the Ofrupta schooner. from Plymouth, to go with Admiral Murray to Buenos Ayres. Soiled the Lavisia frigate on a cruise to the West ward; Berms frigate on a cruise ; Cohrodlisie sloop on a cruise; Mcocisro frigate to the Eastward, to be It t i :g (f; or f il linker, on a cruise ; and the Yeomans e Duwns. mow. 22. toned His Majesty's ship Minotaur on a cruise-- Wind S.W. DIAL, VOV. 22. Came down from Sheerness, His Majesty's ships itesinfirent, Pierritsri, and Fweerfle. the former has sire sailed for Portsmouth.—Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, NOV. 19. . . I t Arrived the Swallow sloop of war, from • cruise. and remain with His Maje.ty's ships Prinetss Royal. Coif ass or, GoAraltar, !Asian, Santa Mario's/to, Bien*, serves. and the arldetrefeere, with a &et of vessels 4 hound to the West Indies. P.S. Just an ived the Pla,..t didapas packet, with ' mail. horn New York (whii.h place she lett on the thi OsSolsw). and Halifax..—Wind S.W. =I liossals at one lssgssiii>stls - S;mi at die fltsi rem sad consesimmisivia the esesstand city ills Ossic. iscosissd as slss oast, is whisk futi Wail's' Csist. Ess deemed is it airbags misses 0 Osbeessen and Yost:nom dead tits precise , About WI past one the procession em AlRWltalga‘e , mad which the Members* 4 riamtia4, Mtn froze then*. to die White S 1 , . issisissiii as they passed the approving sr e°44lof beauty and fashion from ab 11 vi c e sifying manifestation of at ad from the crowd below. . _ _' 21* ball. at Chapel- Field -Ho Illamtled fii upwards of 400 ladies sad g 4$ this county and city, and the Member aired the conoratulation of their friends ; kla aborrad the East of Orford, Mr. asi Mrs. Herbett, Moe. Colonel Fit; Thaw and Lady Beauchamp, Lady Beet L. 4 0 1 w... *Ttoger garrison, the Mayor of Sir. M.P. Mr. Mingo'', M.P. Generals Urquhart and Cowell, gay . aid Forst, of the Royal Navy, a fr .ram Goodman irons Claakclosa, in lira 1 • saartmemeonsee - NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. - . • ,____ 1111111 , t Iknnl _ -4116 A—. &Ida koiat WlLtliai. Wiscn 6, ifoo6. 112 tie • the • _ _ , _ wtstont. being day ap • pointed by the ' Honourable Sir George Ballow, 03. tremor General, Visitor of the College of Fort Wil liam, for the Public Disputations as the Oriental Languages, the Governors, Officers, Professors, and Students of the College. assembled at half past nine o'clock at the Government House. As soon as the Honourable the Visitor had taken his seat, the Public Exercises commenced iu the ful -10,44 order: FIRST. PERSIAN. DISPUTATION. Poorrtos.--." The Persian Language is not to be studied so math for ay knowifidge to be acquired by it of Oriental litera ture, as to famish a medium or communication with the Na tives of the British Territories iu India." Respondent, CHRISTIAN. Fiat Opponent, Erma Sesoud Opptuieut, GORDON, F. D. Moderator, M. LOWDEN, Eq. SECOND. MAHRATTA. DECLAMAT lON. Subject.—" Fall of the Mahratta Empire." By Mr. Coarse:ix. • THIRD. VI NDOOSTANEE. • DECLAMATION. Subject.—" The knowledge of the Asiatic Languages is of grmtve advantage to the Public Service in India, than any other branch of Learning." By Mi. Ca atargaim. FOURTH. ARABIC. DECLAMATION. Subject...." Praise of the Asobic Language." By Mr. Ewan. A soon as the Disputation and Declamations were concluded. the Vice-Provost proceeded 16 pte sent to the Honourable the Visitor, those Students , of the College who were entitled under Statute VIII. to receive degrees of honour, and whose presenta tion had been previously direded by the Visitor. The Vice-Provost publicly read the certificate granted by the Council of the College to each Stu dent respeaively, specifying the high proficiency ' which he had made in the Oriental languages ; and also the regularity of his conduit during his rea r' dence at College. When the certificate had been read, the Visitor presented to each Student the ho norary diploma, inscribed on vellum in the Oriental charadter ; purporting that the Committee of Public Examination having declared that the Student bad made such proficiency in certain of the Oriental languages, as entitled him to a degree of honour in the same, the Visitor was pleased to confer the laid degree is conformity to the said Statute. After the degrees of honour bad been conferred, the privas.wiedals. and honorary rewards, adjudged at the late Public Examination, were distributed by the Prevost, in the presence of the Visitor. After the prides and honotary rewards had bees distributed, the Hotionrable the Visitor was pleased to deliver a speech suitable to the occasion, at the dose of which be said. " The preariatien sued adEmenliftbin of tits eallediien ei Eastern Manosalpts, alkyd the .oaly manna of promotive &sentient of Oriental learning. " Stare the Milosembenwent of the MationiMialt WOO% those works have been dispersed over India, and heft bassi MIL mad to t h e intrabmieNilliadords a time. maidest, sad molidll It is worthy ddalklllt *MOM APO, lo effort of its billowed Mt beamtellag Bam 1 10 1 0041 41" thus valuable mem& of Oitantat History, Soviet, and R ' 'Wm media ersataamilag sudividnals who may be mpmemekiej of eituree mid valuable literary worts, tepteareen• this fie ant ulajott, by depositing works of tam dmettimilta in the LI. Mary of the College. Siam happy on leant that the descriptive Catalogue of tbe Books and Monsoon's. Wads eandituted the Library of Tip.' pno &mann has Meet esophoo4 by the induetrious labour, 41 Captain amino Stewart, Second Aisiataat to the Persian Pro. estor." APRIL. Ship tidily, Cation Roads, stl April 11106, Midnight. st We came in here to-day with the sea-hreeze, and anchored within a cable's length of the Mareeis • •Irellesley. and waited for the land-wind to carry us out. At midnight the Welleoloy was discovered to be on fire, tad' we immediately saw the Nunes bursting oat at all her hatchways. of Captain Grant, his Officers and crew, had just time to ease their lives by getting on boatd of us, where they now are. Fortunately no lives were lost. How the fire arose I have not yet learned. . 4 At the time the fire began, the Wellstley was lying outside of us, which prevented our getting to sea. She drove from her anchors in two hours, and is now driving out to sea. burning most furiously, the most awful spetiacle I ever witnessed. She has not yet blown up, and is now so far off, as to prevent our receieing any damage from that circumstance." •PRIL 26. On Thursday last, edam to her moorings abreast of Calcutta, the Amesican ship Argo, Capt. Abathy Northey. This vessel has been fen months from Salem, remained at Batavia two months, from which she has had a very tedious passage, occasioned by light winds and calms, having left it on the 2,ith of January. The Argo left at Batavia a Dutch frigate of 40 guns, under repair.. and two armed brigs. The frigate struck the ground on going in, which obliged them to run her on shore, when it was found that one of her but-ends had started; the chief part of the crew of the above vessels were sick, and its the hospital. While the grge lay at Batavia, nothing was hoard there of the Dutch Admiral Hartsink. MAY 7. We aro concerned to state. that by the arrival of the nape from Penansc, accounts have bets received that Ills Majesty's ship Blenhe;ne had unfortunately got on shore in the Straits of hlalacca, and in con sequence was obliged to cut away her masts, and throw her guns overboard, when she fortunately was got off the shoal, and had arrived at Penang to refit. GENERAL ORDERS RY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL. Fort William, May 6, ISh6. . _ Go the tv!cation of withdrawing the aniny fret% t h e Austin of the held, and of placing it in lialitusaments, in easselessee of the conclusion of the tote honourable and sdivasispeas peace, which the valour mid 41X111110111 of that army have pri. matily produced, the Govevnor-Geuesil in Cnuocil folfils a ea teilastecy obligation of his publics duty. in nosswing the ex- WO6lOO of gratitude and approbation, which, in the course of the lets contest with Jetta unt Rao }folksy, • aeries of splendid achiemtnents has successively demanded The (;rivenso.-Lieneral in Council accordingly moans, that the Right Mut. told Labe will accept the mutt reeJoal thanks of thi. (icivemniesit, for the mairomt cervices which h,. Lord ship has rendered to the Britt& Nihon, and to the Hainaut , . able Company in India, by the animated Giusti hit public tool, In dotinguirlsed tsilkarf iii4nts, personal 'pliant:l, and ~nei,.eible firmness, nn Beaty occasion of &niter or orartioney. frank the crintinett,if 't of ti e late 100,h4ogowit. Rao Melba; eirtS teruffirtif fn retent fitAtfieriadejed atis vadtalgeowt peace with het Eh' ih. t , Ty liSt -Sipco:4l6oA einitiona of thelli d qualitiett must, trailer Pronidenoe, be primardy asigebidalle.sigaehted power anu reputation of the Briti:h arr!ss t sty L ellimpoesillidellin aml security of our Empire to India, womi t rig• uploppimps by the LIMN of the late contest. 'the Governor-General in Council tiPaa eirro apes , sinn of hie public gratitude to the Olken aril Meet Si Nil Majedy's and the Honourable Company's army'; ohs, ;sod* the iiiiretioa of their illustrions Commander, and 11/4 bit example, hate participated in the dangers, the and the gin , " of the late arduous and successful their exemplary discipline, their fortitude and Stamm tender the severest trial of fatigue and difficulty, and their *flinty and persevering (outage in the hour of battle. Te the latest period of recorded history, the glory end re nown of the gallant officers and men of His Majesty's army , and of the army of Bengal, and of their illustrious Commander, will be inseparably connected with the memory of those aigual victories and achievements, by which the rights and dignity id the British Government have been vindicated, the peace of India has been restored, and the power and prooperity Sr this Empire hare been iteuaolidated and secured. THOS. HILL. Officiating seic. Mil. Dep. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At the Court at tha Queen's Palace, the 19th of Nevern ber, hog, PRESENT, 'llieKlNG's Most Excellent Nfajeety in Council. This Day, the Right llonouratils Sir John An.truther. Ran. was, by His Majesty's command, swam of His Majesty's Must Hunnurable Privy Council, and took his place at the Board scowlingly. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. *Mims Sweet, Samuel Brown, John frown, imam Worfnosi Brown, and James Hallett, common.retriers, from and to taeter, London, Plyinodtb, and Falmouth Nov. 17, 180 d. Matthew Todd, Samuel Coining, David Cowliag, and John Waddington, of the cite of York, grocers, spirit-merchants, and tallow-chandlers. Nov. 10, 1886. R. Menai and Thomas Ida.sall, is/Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, woollon•drepers. Nov 11, 11406. Thomas Hueban•l and Job Price, of Upton-upon Severn, . - . • Won esiershire, mercer. and grocers. Apra 16, 19 6. Thomas Judkins and Jon,, I lowell, of the city of Chester, Inert . ..Ts sod drapers Nov. 14, 12C6. William Scattier and Francis R uston, of Everthorne, in the La.t Riding of the county of York, millers Oct. 27, 1206 William Biggs and George Wagdin of Epperstone, in the county of Natiiiighinr. paper-manufacturers. Nov. 15, 1306. Stephen Belchamben and William Young, inf Croydon, Surrey, wheelwrights. Oct. 24, 1106. BANKRUPTS. Robert Hamilton late of Sta!bridge, in 61e !aunty of Dor set, linen-dniper,dellor , and chapman, to surrender, December D. 6, and January 3, at eleven, at the Any., len, is Sher borne, in the county of Dorset. Attorneys, Mr. FOoka, Sher burne, Dorset ; and Mr. Worry, New Jun, Londe'. William Dingle, of the city of Exeter, or of the parish of St. David, in the county of the same city of Exeter, flour-user chant, to surrender, December 9, 10, and January 3, at Mete ~ M the Globe Inn, is Exeter. Attorneys, Mews. W i lliams an d Manning, Exeter • and Mr. Andrew Lovering Saud, Barney. Wool, Strand, London. Mark Anthony Whitcomb, of Gnsport, in the county of Soothseasnon, rommtio brewer, dealer and chapman, so cur. render, December 1, at erne, 2, at eleven, and January 3, at one. Attorneys, Mr. Shelton, Series Howe, Louisa; end Mr. Poulden, Portsea, Hants George Field, late of the city of Bath, In the camenty of So merset; hatter, hosier, dealer sod chapman, to surrender, No vernier 2/, December 9, and January 3, at Waren, at the Ar gyle Coffer/rheum, in the city of Beth. Attorneys, Messrs. Netherso'e a ii Portal, Esess.street, Swami, London; and Mr. Luke Evill, Bath. John Wareing, latent Goesnergh, in the eternity of Levees ter, fanner, dealer and chapeau. to surrender, December I, 2, end January 3, at eleven, at the house at Edward Clough, the Red Lion Inn, in Preston, in the said county Attorneys, Mr. Hugh Dowhiret, la Psesems ; and Moses. Barnet, Holborn court, Gray't inn, Londe.. bomas Harris, of Oxford street, in the county of Middle and n(Blarkfriare-road, in the county of Surrey, mattress amdter, dealer mad chapman, to surrender, November 29, 136. eggeher 11, and January 3, at one, at Guildhall L on d on . A t . Rio's, Mows Berry and James, Wel hrook, London. ,111liersas Bernier, of Tadcester, in the county of York, cane- ORM brewer, dealer and cha;unwi, to surrender, December 2, et %de 3, and January 3, at eleven, at the house of John Robin• see. the Angel Inn, in Tadcaster. Attorneys, Mr Sather, Gray's Inn, London t and Mn Upton, in Tadcaater. John Dalton and Charles Wilson, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, dealers in flax and h-top, to surrender, December 12, at four. 13, and January 3, at eleven, at the Saran Tavern, is 801 l street, in Birmingham. Attorney., Mr Joseph Stubbs. Illitteinghani y and Mr. Egerton, Grae• Londe*. Tbeines Quetta, of Manchester, in the county of Language, stramßill tuner, dealer and chapman, to surrender, SS, and January 3, at eleven, at the Brake' s ignese.Bigeei in Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Ralph Elia, Creator Arista Chimes:rime, London ; and Mr. 'Tower Hewitt, in Manchester. Thomas Morgan, of Downend, in the parish of Margeno6eid, in the county a Gloucester, cornfaBor, eralt,ter, dealer and chaporan.• to surreoder, December 2,5, and January 3, at eleven ' at the gasser Tavern. is the cite of Bristol. Aner nays, Mr. JIM'S Gay's Inn, London and Mr. Martin, Brand. James Chamberlain, of Princes-place. Lambed, in the county of Surrey, dialer and itimprian, to surrender, Ativecober 29, December 9, suit January 3, at tes, at Guildhall,tondan. Attorney, Mr. William Webb, St. Themes-tercet, Southwark. John Greatrix Smyth, late of Dyer's-court, Aldermenbury, in the city of London, insurance -broker, dealer and ehapman, to surrender, November 21, December 2, and Janusuy 3, at eleven, et Goildadl. Attorneys, Messes. Dement and anterell, Kings Arins-yard, Cnleman.atritst, London Edward Seddon, now or late of Nhuscbgeser, in the county of Lancaster, grocer, dealer and chapeaus, to surrender Decein- bar 14, IS, and January 3, at el rrrr r at the Srnigewater Arms, as Nhiscbeentr. Attorney, Mr. Bernard Holland, Manchester. Henry Lee, of Holystelhetreet, Shoeeditch, in the Monty of Middle.ex, silversmith, deakr and dustman, to surrender, No- vember 25 December 6, at one, and Jesuitry 3, at ten, at ' Guildhall, Attorneys, MEWL Lersegton and Hall, Crown-Office-row, Temple. Jahn Percival, of New London-street, in the city of London, merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender, November 25, at twelve, December I,'and January 3, at eleven, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. Drucit,Billiterrequare, Fenchurch-strcet, London. George lVdhiasa r now er late of Those-strove, in the city of Ernie', broker, cebinet-malter, dealer and chapene, to sur render, December 1, at eleven, at tri n e Creme Keys Tavern, in the Afarket.pleee, in the city of lath, S. end Jannity . 3, at eleven ' at the Bunch of GrapesTarern, Westgate-arms, in the city of Bath. Attorneys, Messrs. Shepherd and Adltngton, Bedford row, London ; and R. A. Shepherd, Bath. Berrianrin Barldelee, rrl Whitechapel, in the county of Mid dlings, grocer, dealer end chaperan, I. autrender, November la, December 1, and January 3, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Reirington, Fenchurch•buildinp, renchurch. street, London. Thomas Whitley, of Liverpool, in the count rof Lancaster, merchant, dealer and chapnaaa, surrender, December 15, 16, and January 3, at eleven. at the Globe Tavern, in John street Liverpool. Attorneys Mr Thomas Illackstoek, St. 1111ildr4r-exert, Poultry, London; and Messrs Bardswell and Stephenson, Lis reread. David Williams, of Swansea, in the county of Climnrcan, dealer and chapman, to sivrenrler, December 13, le, and January 9, at eleven, at the Mummer Tavern, In All Sal .t's la,.e, in the cite of &mot. Attorneys, Messrs. Slindrord and Sorel, Inner Temple, Loudest and Mr. Edward Stephens. Bristol. Richard Francis Saunden, of EnSeld Chloe, in the county • of hlideCiets, grater, le %prettier, November 22, December -,- • ' .•—• • , • 9, ga g jjaenary S, at twe lfth, st tailldltsk truths. ncy, Ms . 114018w/al,lNaskelie West, * Feebtltwoo j Lg ar g.,7 - ,DIVIDENDS. Dkendaer 1. 11 51 platy Tolutr 66 of sea % a t county of York, hanker, merchiuti, healer and chapro au eleren, at the George ISM, in the SWIM of tingc,,,, A sill. Peas Dimmed b. Samuel Rtwlinson, of Pslauchestor county of Cann-r, merehlny dealer and cha pr ' throe, at the Stavin", in Deanete, Manchester. w January :!. John Massey, Lit* of Deau-to*', In nu, Wilmslow, and county of Chapter, cheticonenufanco. deder and diapason, at eleven, at the Sean lon e in Wag" slow. Jaunty 27. Chides Ertstow, of Resegate-streer, in the day et Londona linen -drawn, et twelve, at Gorldhall, London December 16 Alumnae/ Sh 4 Phoidr of Selby, in Use e . 17 of fork, shipwright, painter, later and diaunion, at alevei, 31 the Cieorce Inn, in the Market place,,Scahy, December 18. Peter Statham, the younger, of &tumbrils% in the county of Lancaster, dealer 21141 staproau, at elevesj, stills Golden Lion Ina, in illittehillter. December 10. Prier Goodwin, of Liam**, ie the dummy cal Denbigh, shookeepoi, dealer and chapman, at eleven at the Spte. Eagle Inn, In Manchester, in the r• j J.nuery 19. Richard Paler, of Le-dt, in the nativity d= soap- holler, dealer and chapman, at ten, et thoPfettl,Le c d., Dec. 18. John Justaanond, of Manch stet, is 04 01141 , 11 y fs ll • Lancaster, cotton manutedurer„ dealer cud dolma 1 three, at the Brligew Aar Aran Inn, Li Manchester. December It. JOllll Rhodes, of Manchester, in the eernmi o f Lancaster, cotton-rmanufeettimr, &aloe tad etteprean, al three, at the Bridgewater( Arms lan, to Masehester. December 8. Christopher Bedford, late of the city of Brbtel, linen-merchant, dealer and chapman, al eleven, at la White Lion Inn, in Broad-streett, Bristol. December 16. Thom.. Ode, of Mlneettoftehl, la the Coot, of Chester, draper, dealer and chapeau, et three, at tth Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Manolasster, is the county d Lancaster. December 60. MEW* Lawson and William Byron, el Lig'. nolo, drapers, atlas and chapesea, at eleven, al Gallia London. cearrpATits—,chiessessi I,L , Thomas Dun, lite of Dub-street, Mancluseee=oo county of Middlesex, apothecary, dewier and names Woodcraft, of ShMeld Mooi, in tbe patith of Shit field, in the county of York, comb nisttalletturer. John Edwards, of Wigniove street, Covnuftsb.sepure, in the county of Middlesex, tater, dealer end chopmeiS Richard Lane, of We city of Bristol, ship joiner, sad can psnter. Robert Atkins, of No. 136, Fonchurdsetreet, to the city d London, optical sod neatnematical inurement maker, dodos stutchapman. James Gibbs, of Poierboiougb, in the county of Notthampasni &Ayer, thane, dealer and worsen. Thomas Potence, now or late of Niehaus**, ia the city s r London, underwriter, innutitice booket,dosiet and damsels David Roberts, late of Tromp-street, In the city of Leadati, warehousprian, dealerand ebapcosn. Robert &Antrim Fern, lees of lb* city ei Lichfield, trhh merchant. Joseph Range, of Gluten, in this deanty of Noldnyhosj, deader and chairman. George Smith, of Sweeektes-alley, bit ow city of Lionfint and of Finsbury Tenses, City•read. he an otasty of ID& diesex, Montana' broker, undsvoriter, Ms*" esta tillemehe INSOLVENT. PRISONER in His ?slipway's' FT*llll4li Os FLEET. 712 ST POTICS. John Weide, formerly Of Neenetiostrimunto. and Is* efTelloB lane in the city of London, it the coolybladdieseg a poclialcboolnanker MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. T••1111111111/111r. M. al. John Lewis Pamir, late of Stoney-Stmalonk Rucking. hemline, grocer 3 Alfred Aims, Chater.pitice, Lambeth, Berner, her-merchant 0 1 Richard William Unit ichntader, Wades Lion.contt, Birchin lane, London, merchant 2 1 Georg, Millie and John Jaffrey, Finsbory-plato, Lon don, merchant s it John 111.1t.firtd, Bousterimmtreet, 11194.11fteel, 1•401 11411, W11111•112•101\11i I It 911141111/11 Crane, Bridges•strent, Covent-garden, ***- merchant . - 2 Anthony Collins, law of Mile-end-read, Middlesex, shiihownet • . 2 II Thomas Carden, law of St. Micksedlcolley, Lund it, insuranco.broker 2 11 Fobs Lornitigg, late of Notilastreet, London, Man . chemenwstehounoweis . 211 DIVIDENDS. Frederick Jod'n, otherwise Fodor lwamoff ludin, Ist* of Angel-court. Thrognsortun , rreet, 1-eorlees. and IllterVgl(l4 of Hatton garden, Muldoon omewchant, I Robert Hemel, Cbespsia, Abbonemanufacterer n 1.9. Willem Himmel!, of she some pia*, ribbisormanul nun . 11 Peter Gandon, W•ntworth.street, VFliheckapel, cooper I David Waiter, Holborn, Middlesex, bookseller • 211 Christopher Haneman, lane of High Holborn, but new of Futter-lane. furrier . I John Woodford, late of Oxford-street, Miihßeseit, but 110•1 of Searbinder-lane, London, cheesernenger John Florian Goring and k.lisatiath Johnston, Saint Mary-axe, London, m-whinits . ll t • CERTIFICATES. Charles Thompson, of Manchester, in the county of Lanaatin, liquor-merchant, &e'er and ohapanan. Thomas Hall, of the borough of Samiek.upersTweedi Esc. inorchant, dealer rod chapman. Thomas Smith, of Margaret-street, CastenTokenoste, neat Oxford Street, in the county of Middlesex, hanlwatosnan and japanner. Joseph Thomas, of Broad-street-boildings, in lb* city of London, and of Shepherd's Binh, in the county of Middle sex, merchant, dealer and shop man. George For, of North-street, Whitschariel-road, in the parish of St. Mary. Whitec'sapel, in the isounty J blikidleasx, money.serivenet, dialer and chapman. - - - PRICE OF STOCKS, SATURDAY. S per Cont. Induced 611 pat Cent Consols ... 6lO di per Gents careen Navy •••ea•••tiesc.••••••• • • 964 2 Long Annuities Short Annuittell India loads 4.. is. need.- ' tio;tonow &Me LOW/1•11 IrtClide• •• • • •••••• • • 19 1 . ISt. Canals he • • . • ••• • 6.. • I 1 t T. BMW, Illnek•Brioker• 4, Coriehill, aid 9 , Chartng-Cran% DEATHS. Oa Toesday last. Sir Joho Meal/Loot. East. of Welton, is the .rainy of Warwick. This Cattleman was many years one of the ( :vdehtli of the Bedchamber to His Majesty, aed • Melettior of Parliament h., the county of Warwick. Os Thinsday last. sinisten.y, Richard Gibbeson, Jun Eye. of Lincoln, one of Ili, Majesty's Head 04 , 4147170tS of Stawl 4 for that county, seed 47. 1).1 Wcinenity lest, at his father's lonise, in Suffolk-street. Cavendish squat, Captain Aubrey, of tire Fitt Guards. On Thursday lint, as Market Raisin, Linnoinsbint, G. Shottiew*rthi If.stl aged fie. Hit death was mis.tenert by hie horse falling down with him on the !Ali of September ...Ho was • Lieutfmain in the Market Raisin Y 110111441 C...4 1 r70 end therefore buried with mil.tary lioness's, attendei by a vast coo.. course of people, m whose affections he will never tears to lire. oliH WATER, This DAY. AT LONDON r.RliaGi More....te min. after IV 1 Even.... 52 me. Or II LONDON :-..Printed by G. DAVIDSON, Na. Thart Court, How-atyyet, Coven!, Cailan, and puohsh , d at (PS Office, No IS, Fick of St. Clamenei Church Strand, Or W. STUCC, of No. 7, Now Botton-atrent, Long Acre. Onion, S. for th is Paps: , st.t to the Oft* (pairrailit war w fidl %minded ta. AD • 1 Aft 4