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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. FmARYSMOUTM, MAY 2. Arrived the In: man of war, with the Marquis rellelley, Hanoi Ciarlotle, and Thninee East India en, and several other outward-sound vessels, oder convoy from the Downs. The Deena frigate will take convoy for Portugal, B well as the Me,literranean. The kedayr gun rig is appointed convoy fur Guernsey and Jersey. MAY 3. Arrived the Helena sloop of war, from a cruize.— Wind N. E. TORBAY, MAY I. Arrived this morning, from a cruise, His Majes 's ships Plaits, Liberty, Red-bream, and Strenuous. Find S.W. FALMOUTH, APRIL 30. Arrived the Danish ship _Eobts, Peterson, from . Thomas's, detained by the Al:rondo privateer of is port, Capt. Snow ; Hanks tinned ship, Hill, om a cruise ; and Eliza Alan, Richardson, from iessina for orders.-ssWind N. W. DEM., MAY 2. S a iled 14 Sykille frigate to the Westward. The Devastation bomb has just made a signal for string under weigh with the transports and out lird.bound vessels, under convoy for Portsmouth AY 3. Came down frost the River, the Glauon East 'ndiaman. Sailed the Devastation bomh, with a fleet of trans rons and outward-bound vessels, under convoy, for ..'orhinsouth.—Wind N E. A REPLY 70 THE CREDITORS OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Scurrility is often substituted for argument, and invealve for proof ; if assertion were equal to fa& and abuse could constitute guilt, those who are claiming eninirsiseration, would deserve the death that menaces them, rather than the relief they so licit. But the petition advertised is not the sense of the nation ; it is not from disinterested, unbiassed people, but agitated and instigated by those very creditors, who at first indicated the vindiaive that aauates them; who would persevere, in -ey li-gaa, to death and the grave, and lose ads rather than forego their revenge. It um mockery to tell us, that debtors toed without the interference of Par "y what means? By what miracle? ative for us, but their mercy and ninon ; and the ranceinus, fern le they have shewn, -s of clemency from them. The site in its policy, as jest in its hu int rick tLe lives of the prisoners, the metropolis, by confining such aeon, for no other cause than to and indulge malice ; and such is Inman nature, that the most in lent in this opposition, are some ere re seam* bankrupt, and were at a@ ; and thus evince teeir gra hing the principle by which they eedom. They witness the impo risonert ; they see their indigence J yet would persist in an obduracy gratification but revenge. lacy pretend to fear the escape of fraudulent debtor , --the legislature anticipates their fears, and excludes fraudulent debtors : But are the unfortu nate debtors to be impriscoed for life, lest a criminal debtor might escape with them ? They are afraid they may be let loose with their propertreiehere again the legislature is guarded ; a prisoner must beve up all his property to entitle himself to the nefit of the act; and after he is heed, whatever be possesses must go to his creditors : but these petitioners require more—their property. their per sons, and their bones to rot in their dungeons; the legislature, who act from unwarped wisdom, de feat the malevolence of the creditors to their ad vantage, and by their indulgence to the prisoners, afford a prospea of payment, which their creditors' headstrong malice would destroy—But who are the petitioners ? They are tradesmen, who, under fas tidious professions of morality and rectitude, have, by their exaaions and impositions, rained their debtors, and are apprehensive the justice of the legislature will free them from their clutches—they are a conspiracy, and amenable to prosecution— their meetings are illegal ; they are arraigning Par liament. its prudence, its justice. and its authority; but they imagine the men they oppress are too miserable to obtain justice against them. There have been two ails within seven years; but the last was so defeaive and incompetent, that a great law Lord declared that another a& was ne cessary to remedy it, and afford the relief the legislature intended. Lord Mansfield once said, imprisonment for a year was an expiation of the heaviest offence, and an atonement for the greatest debt. Lord Hardwicke made a similar declarations but these men, in their new-(angled equity, allow no *emission. but would make their enmity and in temperance the standard of retributive justice—As they conceive perversely, they argue illogically ; they dispute the right of frequent ads ; if they are illegal, whether frequent or not, the illegality is the same ; if the legislature have any right (and it is treason to dispute it) the freqnency is not to be com bated, and especially by those whose intolerant tempers have created the necessity for them. These petitions, however ostentatiously blazoned, have bat few names to them, and some whose cha rafters and motives would derive no credit from in vestigation : we know, that the chief merchants and tradesmen are in favour of the ad. There may be unworthy men in prison ; no class of society is without them ; but these petitioners should recollet. that the prisons abound with unfor r.;;late tradesmen, with reputable calamitous mer chants, with bankrupts persecuted by dissentient creditors, with lava) and military gentlemen, and with persons deluded by their elm atti.. • I, who had urged then to miter oo foe' s . tt last sent dam to prison for tiler,. , Ma eve 50 i r a.d of i s Or FROM SATURDAY momrs GAZETTE. Admiraity-Othcr, May 3, ISM. Copy of a Letter from the Hort. Rear-Admiral Cochrane, Commander-in Chief of His Majesty's Snips and Ves-els at the ',reward N a nd., to William Marsden, Esq. dated at Barhartom, the 15th of March, 1846 S. send, for the information of that Lords Commis snicr-s “t the Admiralty, Copies of two Letters I have remised Ono, ri. it &Aire Officer, Captain Youngliusbaml, of Hia Ma restv'a snip Neuronal, giving an account of the capture of a French privateer, a Spanish letter of marque, and a Spanish merchant brig :--ahm, the Copy of a Letter from Captain Co!- ' lier, of Hi• Majesty's sloop Wolverine, stating the capture of a French national armed schooner; and an Extract of a Letter front aging Lieutenant Rriarley, of His Hajesty's armed brie Steady, giving en account of his taking pouression of a row boat privateer, and recapturing her three small prizes, 1 have the honour to be, &c. ALEX COCHRANE. His Majesty's ship Heinen', N. E. end of Trinidad, 4 miles, Jan. 15, ISt.:G. MR..I have the honour of informing you, ttiat I yesterday captured the Spanish letter of marque Amelia. of eight six potmders and forty man, from Corinna to Chamana, with a valuable cargo of dry moods and wine. I have further to inform you, that the Heurenx arid Kings fisher captured, on the 2Sth of last month, the Spanish mer chant brig Solidad, from Cadiz to Vera Cruz, laden with brandy end wine. 1 have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) G. TOUNGHUSISAND. Resr.Adrniral Cochrane. Heareitx, Barbadoes, March 10, 1606. SIR—I have the honour to inform you, that, on the Bth instant, I fell ht•with and captured the French privateer ship I.e Huron, mounting sixteen eighteen-pounder carronadcs and two long nines, and having en board one hundred and thirty men. Upon the Heureux's ensuing alongside Le Huron, she opened a smart fire, which was soon silenced; by which act of rashness, her Captain, Second Lieutenant, and two men, were killed, and seven seamen wounded. I have the honour to be, &c. G. YOU NGHUSBAND. Rear-Admiral Cochrane, &e. Ire. His Majesty's Brig Wolverene,l2th Match, have the honour to inform you, that His Majesty's b,ii under my command, after a duce of fifteen hours, cap tured the French national schooner Ls Tremeuse, carrying two nine-pound carronabse, one long six-pounder, awl fifty three men; twelve days from Guadaloupe, and had not cap tuted ally thing. I have the honour to be, &c. F. A. COLLIER. - -- Honourable A. Cochrane, Rear-Admiral of the White. Extract of a Letter from Lieutenant Plriarley, commending Has Majesty's Armed Brig Steady, 24th of I.):ceiniter, 18115. In consequence of a request from his Excellency the Go. senior of Trinidad, 1 proceeded to Pardo Bay, on tne Spanish mat, in the Brilliant schooner, attended be a launch, and took possessmn of the Vacuna, a small rowboat prir a tTer, end - schooner and two sloops which she had captured, their crews having deserted them on our appearance. Copy of another Letter from the Honourable Rear Admiral Cochrane, to William Marsden, Esq dated at Barnacles', March IN, 181;6. SIR—I send, for the information of the Lords Commis sioners of the Admiralty, Copy of a Letter from Captain Sir Edward Berry, of the Agamemnon, stating the capture of a privateer by that 'hip and the Heureux. have the honour ge be, &c. ALEX COCHRANE. Agameenne, at SO), March 30, 1506. SlR—Yesterday at ceee, Barbadom hearing South 71 deg. west„distmt Aft y-six miles, two strange sail were seen to wind we'd, steering large. We wino discovered one of then, to be His Majesty's ship Heureux, in chaos of an enemy's sr:houner. Being to leeward, I was happy in having It in ray power to aclin the Heureux, by preventing the ehace getting before the wind, though she endeavoured to crass es. The Agamem nos gaitted we, y fast net her to leeward, as did the Neuronic to Both ships got alongside of her at half past moms p. WI, when the Heureux took polar-mon. She proves to be the Dame Ernouf, of 16 long sixes (thrown seserboard in the ehace) and one 12-pounder, with a romplement of 115 men ; had been out 14 days from Goadaloupe, without soaking a y capture. I have the honour to be, &c. RescrAdrainal the Hoe. A. Cochrane. EDW. BERRY. Copy ad a Latter free Rear•Adentral Sir Janie' Saumarea, Bart. and K. S. to William Massimo. Ear} dated at Guernsey, be 11 7 7th of April, 1106. SlR—Herewith I enclose, for the information of the Lords Conurniedoners of the Admiralty, a Letter 1 have received from Lieuteriaat Charles Shackleton, of the Kehuff gum brig, at. guaiiiting rue with the rapture of the Sorer'se lugger privateer, belenging to St. Makes. She surren4ollllll Maths Mayflower Gateer, of Guernsey, which joined Pia dea duce, and from leer fast sailing, came up with her; greet grebe is due to Mr. James Lone, her commander, for Its actiwriy and exertions en this occasion. _ _ . The Swats is a remarkable Rat miler, and has done im mense injury to our trade, partiantarly sar the coast of Ireland, and in the R. istel Chanuel. 1 am, he. S. SAUMAREZ. His Majesty's Gim-vessal Rebuff, Guernsey.road, April 27, 11106. have to inform you, that ea the 26th instant, at eight e. ea Guernsey bearing S. E. distant seven leagues, I fall in with a French lugger privateer, to which I gave ehace ; at two &cluck a cutter pri Joined in pursuit from to wind. ward, and to which she surrendered at half put four, after a chime of sear nine hours. She proves to be the Sorceire, of 16 guns and 66 men, heleaging to be. Melees, an four days, bet had made no captures. lam &c. C. SHACKLETON. To Sir .times Sausalito:. Bart. K.Y. he he. Guernsey. MIUTARY Was , Ofter, Mq 3, 1806. 3d regiment of dragoon sturdy—C-omm Nathaniel Story, front the Ilth light dragoon', to be lieutenant, without purchase. Slit light dragoons—Mayor Richard Pip; from the 14th light Dragoon* to be iieutenant-Colettel, by porcine', rice Kaye, who retire.. lit R-- It . rginteut of Foot Guards—Hon. Thomas Stewart to be Ensign, vice lloadyshit, deceased. °Mures* Roginsent of Foot Guards--Charles Gregory, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wood, romoted. Peter Gmeesee, Gent. se be Itneirt, y purchem, vice Pik barn, promoted. STA FT. Deputy Commissary•Genisial Georg Bergman to be Com missary-General et Stores Provisions, and Forage, to the troops serving in the Mediterranean. regiasrnt of the Royal East India Volunteers. John Ainslie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Weioton, who resigns. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Smith and William Gething, in The Kent-mad, Bet mondsey, in the county of Surrey, ship-breakers. Apeil 30, 1103. Richard Bunks and - Murray Eldred, of No. 7, Norfolk•strect, Marrbone, in the county of * Middlesex, lather-sellers. April 28, 180 G. John Barkernrth, Thomas DOWSOR, and Joseph Drayton. of Dockhead, London, timber-merchants. April 41, 1806 Samuel Williamson, of Greenield, sear the town of Holy. well, in the county of Flint, book-keeper, William Rigby, of Hawarden, in the said county of Flint, iron-founder, Daniel Dontiavand,late of Greenhe'd, aforesaid, book . keeper, deceased, and William Hancock, of Ewloe, in the said county of Flint, joiner, for the manufacture of brick and Wes, at or near a place cajed Buckley Mountain, in the said county of Eliot. March 11,1866. William Untenwerd and Abram Whitehead the yeunrr, both of Deiph, ia Szdilleworth, in the county of York, and Jo- seph Tliomley, of Red-Hall, in the parish of Ashtnn•uoider - ilton, in tie mid county, and at the Rolling-Mill, in the parish of Roekfield, in the said county. May 1, 1808. Robert Bothwell, of Arlen, in the county of Clieter. and Peter Bothwell, of Lymm, in the said county, corn and lour dealers. April 15, 1216 MichaedTaylur and Edward Taylor, of Queen-Wert, Cheap side, wine-merchant.. April 26, 1606. John Carrington and Thomas Lange Oh, of Stockport, in the county of Cheadc . , gardeners and nurserymen. May 28, 18L5. Jo.eph Nelain 3114 Joseph Nelson the younger, of Leeds, in the county of York, wool-staplers. April 26, 1806. James Gibson and Oluff Faust, of Dendiark.street, Soho, London, jewellers. May 5,1806. Thomas Garode, Jame, Garside, and Richard .IsAsoo, Manclie.ter warehousemen, Star-court, Bread street, in the city of London. April 50. 1806 Andrew Anialtic and Samuel Moran& of Man heater, in the. con r.ty of Lancaster, merchants. 29, 1506. James Riley and illiam Varnhain, of Bermondsey, in the county of Surrey, woodstaplen April 26, 1806 John Milner, William Threapland, Thrums Parry, and John Thacker, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, carton spinners. July 5, 1805 John Pooley the Elder, of Moline, in the county of Lan. ea , ter, Gentleman, Samuel Buxton, of iii the said County, joiner, and Joseph Oldham, of Manchester, tan ner. October 12, 1805. Edward Esketh and William Jee Bell, of Birmingham, ins the county of Warwick, factors. March 21, 1806. William Lansdale and Robert Greases Dyson, of the Com mercial Road, St. George's in the East, in the county of Mid asses, brokers. April 30, 1806 BANKRUPTS. Thnmas Rawrien, late of Redruth, in the- county of Cornwall, draper, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 10, 17, at ten, and June 14, at eleven, at Guildhall, LoncLm. Attorney, Mr. Eaton, litrchindane, London. Stephen Newton Chiswell, of Wareham, in the county of Norfolk, shop-keeper, dealer awl chapman, to surrender May 10, 20, and June 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Memo. Getty and Haddan, Angel-court, Throgruurton-street, London. William Marshall, of Old Betlilem. London, hrush•maker, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 12, at twelve, 21, at ten, and June 14, at twelve, at Guddhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Tow.e, Fishriongers'-hall, Upper Thames-street Janaci 11111, of Deptford, in the county of Kent, victualler, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 12, at twelve, 21, at ten, and June 14, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr 'rooter, Edward street, Cavendish-square, London. Anthony Thu-,as, of Duke-street, in the parish of St. Jame., in the Li'.ierte of Westminster, in the comity of Mid• diesex, Feather snantifartriter, merchant, dealer and chapm.ot, to surrender May 17, CO, and June 14, at one, at Guildh rll, London. Attorneys, Measrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, wick-street, Gulden-square Edward Aitkine Davidson, of the town and county of New eutteupon-Ty .le, grocer, tea dealer and chapman, to surren der Mee 211, 29, and June 14, at eleven, ai the Turk's Head Newcastle- upon- . 1 yne. Attorneys. William Korkley, Newcastle spun-Tyne ; and Mr. Charles Constable, No. 10, Symond's Inn, Chancerylane, London Richard Sharpeonw or late of .1 rmley , in the parish of Leeds, in the county of lurk, drysalter,dealrr Aid chairman, to stirrer. der May 21, 22, and June 14, at eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Levi.. Attorney., Mr. John Wilson, Grevilleatreet, Hattort-pfden, London ; and Mr. Charles Coop' end, Leeds. William Winn, of Lain Siter, in the county of Lancaster, linest-draper, grocer, dealer and chairman, to surrender May 12, at ivy, 12, and Jut, 14, at eleven, at the King's Anna Inn, Lancaster : Ati , ,tneyi, Mr. Parker, Lancaster ; and Mr. Caton, Gtay's Inn, London. William Simmons, of Theme, in the county of Oxford, inidnikler, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 16, 17, sod June 14, at eleven, at the Mitre inn, Oxford. Attorney, Mr. John Hullier, of Theme. Jo,eph Walters, of Sturminster Newton, in the county of Dorset, grasser, j b ier, auctioneer, plumber and glazier, iikaler and citapinaii, to ...intender May I, 0, at the Swan Inn, Stur- Illilinter Newton, and June 14, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftsbniy. Attorneys, Mr. Hannets, Shaftshur)3 and Messrs. Pearson*, pump -court, Temple, 1.)1140.11. John Quintet) f4ube, of the B eadway, Deptford, in the county of Cent, potter, glas , manufacturer, dealer and chap man, to surr-tiler May 1 , IN and dune 14, a. one, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Abrahnin Lase., Great Georg,- street, Mtinies. Abraliain De Mendes, of Upper Thamokstreet, in the city of Lund in, merchant, dialer and Chapman, to surrend-r May 6, 16, an I June 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wild, Warwick-square, Neergate-street. Thomas Mogan, of llolborn, in the county of Middlesex, linen draper, dealer and chapman, to %wrestler May 24, and Julie 14, at eleven, at Guildtull, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Patten, Cruse-street, Hatton-street, James Wake, late of Whitby, in the county of York, ship • budder, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 6,2 J, anti June 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mess , ' Palmer, Tomlinson„, and Thomson, Copithall•court„ Throg morton-strcet, London. DIVIDENDS. June 1. Thomas shop, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, Blakseller, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the Swan Tavern, Bull -street, Birmingham. May 111. Joseph Whittrg Holmes, of Parties, in the county of Southampton, ironmonger, brattier, unman, dealer and chapman, at one, at the Mitre Tavern, Butcher-street, Port. sea, in the county of Southampton. May 12 Christopher Hodgson, of Sunderland by the Sea, in the county of Durham, linen-diaper, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Gateshead, in the county of Durham. June 28_ Page Burton, of the Hamlet of Ratcliffe, in the county of Middle.ex, builder, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. May 26. Richard Walker, now or late of Leicester, in the county of Leicester, dealer and chapman, a twelve, at the Blue Bell Inn, Leicester. June 28. Gerrard William Grnote, of Dean.street, Soho, in the county of Middlesex, chymist and druggist, dealer and chapenan, at ten, at Guldhall, London. July 22. Alexander Ross and John Ogilvie, late of Argyles. street, in the county.of Middlesex, army agents, bankers, and era partners, dealers and chapatis'', at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 21. Alexander Row, late of A•gvle-street, in the county of Middlesex, army agent, banker, dealer and chapmen, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 44 John Ogilvie, late of Argyle-street, in the cnunty of Middlesex, army agent, banker, dealer and chaptnan, at 1011. at Guildhall. London. May 24. James Clegg, of Griffin-street, Shathvell, in the county of Middlesex, mariner, at twelve, et Guildhall, Lontloa. June 8. Andrew Barry, of Vera street, Oxford-street, in the county of Middlesex, upholsterer, dealer and dairyman, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. July S. William Kendall, late of Manchester-street, Man chester-square, in the county of Middlesex, builder, dealer and chapinan, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 11. John Starforth and Gilbert Starforth, of the city of Durham, wnollen-manufacturere, dealers and chapmen, at eleven, at the house of John Liken. the Queen's Head, in the said city. Juno 17 Gilbert Starforth, of the city of Durham, woollen. manufacturer, dealer and chapinati, at eleven, at the house of John Falcate, the Queen's Head, in the said cite. June 17. John Starforth, of the city of Durham, woollen. manufacturer, dealer and cha•.man, at eleven, at the house of John Eskatt, the Queen's Head, in the said city. May SI. William Pugh, late of Berwielt.street, Soho-Num, in the county of Middlesex, tailor, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June S William Wetmore, of New Winds o r, in tlie county of Rinks, innkeeper, dealer and chapmen, at eleven, at Guildhall I ondon July 5. Ja roes J ohnaton, of the pariah of S..Jarnes,Westrr inster, in the liberty of Westminster, ia the county ul brewer, dealer sad chapinan, at one, at Guildhall, London. of W •• of the county of Surrey, (hut now of the Fleet Prison, iu. the city of Lunttun, merchant). Francis Stracey, rf Winduir, in Ike county of 'jerks, grocer, dealer and aliaponan. orge Brooks, of Oxford street, in this county of Midd:esex, lin,o-draper, dealer and chApnian. John Kink., late of Mill Pond Bridge, in the pari.h of 4. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, in the county of Surrey, tic. wallet, dealer and chairman. Luke Guerricr, of Stepney, in the county of Middlesex, cow keeper, dealer and chaprnais. Peter Lindsay, hill:arty of Greenwich, in the county of Kent, baker, but late of Barking, la the county of Essex, farmer, dealer atut %Valiant Creed the Younger, of Finch-late, in the city of Lon. dun, tailor and draper, drater aid chapanan John tmett, of SLinyliu:st, is the county of Lancaster, cot ton-spinner, dealer and cliannian. Thnnll% Ruler, of ryhain-luse, in the county of Souther:sp. ton, mnboller, dealer and chapel's. MEETING OF CI: EDI CORR AT GUILDHALL. TO-11101LRoW. N N. iitopher Muddy, Fend.' wicti..trect, London, tailor 2 trt. CERTIFICATES. - - - - Rabat Morgan, of South Moulton street, in the parish of St. George, Hariorerisquare, in the cowl(' of Mitchesee, cod merchant. William %Vitiator', late of Itirinioghana, in the county re Warwick, fa.flor, desier and Richard () ha, of Manchester, in this county of Luiica-ti.:, roller-maker, dealer and chapman. Ricoard Mugs Mence, late of the city of WorceArt, motiev- Richard Pratt, of Greenhdra-rentF, in the county of Mil:He ave, cahinevoriaker. Thomas Garner, the Younger, of liread.street. London, ware honseman. PKIC. UF sTocKs. SATUKUn Bank Stock "12 3 per Cent. Reduced.... S per Cent. Consols 5 per Cent. Navy ... .931 Itnrerial Annuities 8! 9-16 Onon.unt 11; Exchequer WIS... .. al. h. 2s. prem. Engh,h Lottery Tiektts Crur+.ls (.4 601 filit fH • Oo Wednesday las 4, Mrs. Strettan, of Fitsroy-sqvare, of a soil. MAR aIAGL On T•oesdar sennight, at Scopoilt, Lineolosliite, Mr If. Wlives:, of Wigtoft, crater, to Mi., Aan Neon of Lo wick aforesaid, niece o• Lont Nelson HIGH WAIr.H I MIS GAY % L.A. , . Lit. , 111%1 , ... , 4. Mot n. 44 lin aft., 5 F. v,.ri SALM BY AUCTI9N. TO CABINET, CHAIR, AND BEDSTEAD MAKERS, CARPF.NTERS, GLASS PK AME M %KERS, ece. de. By Mr. T'IUMAS KELLY. On the Premises, Upper Adam-sheet, Fdgear•-reed ( l ernee.4 fnr the c ni,en.enee of Sale), 10-MORROW, at TWeVAD O . CII,CIC, tad the cleating o• a la•r Manufactory, COMPRISING, Mahogany, in plank and board; Mahngany Veneer., 13-rt.ny Bar Boards and Veneers ; a lunge quantity of Ends and Slabs of Mahogany; dry Clap Bra.d Ilizech Wainscot; a large quantity of Panne' Board, Deal, &c.; sense old Building Materials, a town Cart, a assail Cart, two Chests of Took, &c &c. To be viewed till the Sale. Catalogues to be had on the Premises; and of the Auctioneer, No. 25, Thayer-street. al+ncheiter.square. TU BROKEItS, CAR rEN MKS, At 1..1 (Alit-kb . GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Fly Mr. SH ER WOO% On the prentivs, No. 5, Ceinptamstr..rt, Seho•squere, tl.e EFFEC Mr. FREEMAN, taken in executioe, ea TIIURSD.%Y NEXT,at Twelve &deck. THE. Furniture comprises foor.post and salvor chints furi.itorm, exceleut feather beds end bed.liiie, Frireh window cuitains snilebrapserres, ssehogsai chest of draweis, itnuig. Pembroke, an, other tables, i.lll *rime table eta k by Hadley, linen, China, Hrusiens Alld other carpet., pier and other glasses, excelket asah , gatty pedalos chairs, a nia:teeeity two-flap ,:oe.Ating i111t162 dusk, a quantity of i.tonmong , tv. a variety of kitclacit sequisites of the usual de scription, Soc. dre. play be viewed the day peecc.ling e sale, when Catalozuw may be had on the primulas. and of the Auumooor. N. 42, liartholwarw•Cl. ea. )h Mr. SIIEILWOOO. By Order of the major part of the Commis•ionera named and authorised .n and int a Commission of lankruttey, awarded and Issued against Samuel Freeman, of Old Compton-street, in the parish of St Ann, Westminster, in the county of Meddhrsex, carpenter, dealer and ehapman, • flankiute, and by consent of the Mortgagee, at Gangways Coffee house, on WEDNESDAY. May !1, at Tne!se o'Cock. in One Lot, ALL that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND. snuate on the West side of Hrill-row. Sows town. in the counts of Middlesex. with the two •ery good wick. Ludt DWELLING HOUSES erected thereon ; lett In re. avec-table te..atits at 611. 10.. per annum, and held fora twat of 77 Years, from Midsummer, 1804, at the low ground Rena of 61. per annum. May be •iewed by lease et the Tenants, ■nd printed roils limiters had of Mr. Patten, Solicitor, Clow-street, Hatt.,n garden ; of Mr. Sherwood, danholumew-dose ; on the Pie miles; and at Germany's. By Me. SHERWOOD, By Order of the major part of the Cominissienen named arid embodied In and by a Commission of S.nkruptcv, *warded and issued against Samsel Freeman, of Old Compton-surer. in the parish of St Ann, Westminster, in the county et Middlesex, carpenter, dealer and Chapman, a Bankrupt, a' d by consent of the Mortgagee; at Garraway's Coffee-hewn. 'Change-alley, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, ALL that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND. with the MESSUAGE or TENEMENT now creating and building thereon, Canale in the South Crescent, Alford• place, near Totrenhani-court.road, and leading to Rowell square. The House is sober/teas/1y brick-built, covered ie. agthe sash Passes fixed, and 10111.11 of tbis Room laid ; aid held for a term of upwards of 96 Years, at a ground ales of 111. 19s. 2.1. May be viewed three days preceding the Sale, when printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Patten, Solicitor, Cross-stmet, Flatten-garden; of Mr. Sherwood, Bartholomew clove; on the Premises ; and places( Sale. BOND-STREET. LARGE EXTENSIVE WORK-SHOPS. By Mr. SHERWOOD, By order of the major part of the Commis,loners of Bank. mince, awarded and issued against Samuel Freeman, of O;si Compton-street, in the parish of St. John, West. minster, in the county of NlLdlllfte X , dealer auJ a Bankrupt, and by consent d if. Mortgagee. at Garrawa , i's Coffee house, on WEDNESDAY, May 21,11106, at Twelve o'clock, ALLthat YARD. WORK-SHO7, and PRE MISES, shoats between No 62 arid 69, New Bind sena, bald fur a term of 14 years, from Christmas, 119 4 . wasting 30 days, at • low rent.—Thc Workshrys are taceed ingly light, 70 feet in length, with Wo-sd-stiom and Saw-pit ; under part let to Mr. Phillips, tenant at will. Immediate possession may be had. May be 'limo' three dans preceding the sale; when Pal Indy be hail of Mr. Patten, Sul.citor, Cross-street, Hatton Gar len ; of Mr. Slw wood, Bartholomew Close., ea the Premiss;; and at Gans. r's. ---- - ~ sent then to prison for tbei;. .. ist . : . l, ' ' c %es. William Gieemesod and Ab rare Whitehead tne yeunrr, - --:, -- - --- --- • .- . ,- , . __.._ , ' . — at ..) -•-- -.'ef t? Or both of Delph , L. SAitlessorth in the county of York , aryl Jo- in the liberty of Westminster, in th e county tol Moldiest* Patten, Subeitor, Cross-street, Hatton Gar len tor Mr..:... - „be f.-.11e.,: ., wag . ) .„ .8. . . ~ , • , ..),;,.., • • t brewer, deal sail ch ' . "." ' 1 " ... "1 in 1. arc) June 14. Francis Stravey, of Waidisir, iii t I.e county of Berks, wart- seph Thornley, of Red-Flail, in the parish of Ashton.,iiider. rewtr. or aPlnan, et OM, at t J uildhall, L un e... wood, Bartholomew Clime., so the Premisni I and at (rank' lift tiles- 14-.4, that an pedient ' Apr Lens, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-spinners. January 1, bight.- land 1806. grocer, dealer and chapman, as sae, at Guildhall, London. - ''''''''''"` --- ' - ' •-----s ` ----- and prudence, and auppc :.4 by wisest pei-sons in the coiantrr, if • be dei' Aby Charles Seller and Abraham Bennet, of the city of York, May ft. Henry ranter, late ef Mangutsfield, in vacifers:.oa and rice, b , ~h e. ..eat anti audacious spirit merchants. April 24, DSOS. of Gloucester victualler, dealer and chapatis.. at eleven, at Cl...rt. street, C.ollll9ll.Gareno, and Published . at the the c..onty LONDON :— Printed by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Dues" .. 1, 1, r 34iow, and by the sinister a, .- '- - — lnd false reasoning Edward William, o f Shii . enewton, in the , county rtf IA nn- the Rummer Tavern, in All Saint's-lane, Bri.tol. tithes No. 14, Rack of St. Cleme Cloven, Swamis by W. STUCK, of No 7, Edward Joseph Morris., of thepatnw,, and /Itches' Morr is, of CERTIFIOATES —NI •14 ar ialjndividuAs ? ' paper - makers , - . • • . a ' Orders &a tor this mat to tho USG, (pottlia") , t he sante place, at reedy-Mill, an the parish of John Cumming., law in neaneit-street ill ackriian read in ' Payer , -on p ais „ tag in Till FLEET, ' . wilklie duly attended to. ~.•.i, Sew B Aso...street, Lon Acre. -e. . 11 111 Ile