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JI -- TE GREAT NATIONAL THEATRE, -ADDRESS kOR THE , OPENING OP THE GREAT THEATRE, ST. STEPHEN'S, INTENDED TO EE SPOKEN BY EARL ,GREY, THr CHARACTER OF HOTSPUR OF NORTITHMRERLAYD, IN 'SHAKESPEARE'S " HENRY I'HE FOURTH,": LEADING 1W :mfr. HANHLORD Oft.-NV--.-LLE, IN THE CHARACTER. OF DOUGLAS, IN THE SAME PLAY. SPURIUS vAnirs. The Hotspur and the Douglas. both. together Are confident against the vorld.-11EN.IV. Why boast we, cat—Nv-,LLE, our extended reign, • O'er galrry friends, a loud but useless train ; yby on this lofty stage are We survev'd, . Admired as heroes,• and as gads •ohey'd ? , The dignity thus given, 'tis our's to grace, ' And, first in merit; to be first in place*. . •Be Mute,. ve vulgar, and, ye. Chiefs, give ear ! - Hear what I say, andtreasure what ye bear; .'Whate'erthe•toils, the perils, I incur,— "Right,.WrOn F , fair, foul, I'zoill be' . Manager. - Earth, heav n, or ell,-'so I but goi-ern I dot . onght—l must—l shall—l will ! 'Haste then, ye hours, and bring that golden age, When I and GR---sv—LLE may reform oar stage. Then each aspiring Manager shall reign • Uncurb'd, unlicensed by the Chamberlain, Ev'n Covent-Garden learn a decent_pride,. , --And bsove the .1 1 ;•ompfer front - " the PuiNces side."" The favourite dramas I shall mould anew, _ That juster scenes, may meet the public view. • No household witchery in the darh, shall mix Spells,for the Thane, and sway with three .u.Aite slicks ; ; And, to set off,my Flirrser , R, I decree StrAKEsPEARE's old play a Lew catastrophe. Thus, in my copy, when the drama ends, The ROnal Heir retains his early • The Peers' elm4iracy no longer fair,- . And the./VorthumbripLordsgbdui:t the Pri,,c;e cf If `atm Such are Inv vfew's and pow'rs; and 'who shall dare Terry to me a managerial chair ? Earthy, hell, or licav'n, let me but pm-env : I do—l must—l will ! 4 k See the Speech of SAIPEDON to GLAucus--4102n. Iliad, Books ..1,74 • t In Theatrical language, that side of the house which the actor has on his right hand when he faces the audience, i, Called Thilitse s Side; and that wlCcit is opposite to. if, Tte l'aixcifs:Side. It - is on the Pa side that. the Prompter atCorent-garden holds his s',;zii,,tp. HIGH COURT Ok - ADMIRALTY, Nov. 13. CASE OF THE FORTITUDU. This was a Danish ship, captured by a priva teer, while_sailing between Bourdeaux and Havre with an English license on board; allowing her to ,go on such a destination in ballast, for the pur pose of afterwards bringing a cargo to England ; 'lny it wagiobjected by the Counsel for the cap fors, that the license was expired, and that the vessel was not in ballast, but was carrying two hogsheads of claret, and a hogshead and a half of brandy. It turned out, that the Danish master, who was also owner of the ship, having been detained arßourdeaux a long time, by circumstances that (lid. not Very distinctly appear, at last -bethought himself of getting away under the protection of amEnglish license ;- and, though he knew nothing about any cargo to be obtained at Havre ; or else ,wl-ere, he wrote, in April, to an agent of his own in London, who procured for him the license above described, which bore date the 11th of May, and was to afford protection for four rponths. lie had a clearance from Bourdeaux six 'days before, the license :was expired, but.did not get out of the, river of Bourdeaux till eight days after its expira tion. This delay was accounted for by' the Inas ter's having come over to England in 'the mean while, and staid some thne on concerns, and afterwards' gonc'to Paris to look'for afreight, and thence to Bourdeaux to repair the ship. He stated that, he did not hear of a freight till the 19th of August, and then only by.letter from Paris, but did not say what the cargo for England was to be, or who was to supply it. The Counsel for the captors contended, that this jobbing and speculating in licenses wasliotto be countenanced. They surmised, that thete was in reality no eargO for England lying at Havre ; but they further argued, that if there _eras any, yet the Danish master could not be protected by the terms of the license, which required such cargo to be imported into England within the four months ; and that the Court ,could not equitably extend the time, as the master had not shewn that he hadused due diligence to conform to his license `in thiS particular. The Court, however, thought ..that the Man was antiiufortunate person; that be had displayed all the activity which circumstances periuitted, aed, therefore, that he was entitled to the equita , ble protection of the license; and it restored the slip, on payment of the captors' ex.pences of bringing- the question before the Court. The wine and }Andy were alSo given up to the Dane, .tho' -sonic cases.were'cited in . which the Court' had held ari_icles of les .5-valise to conic under the description of cargo, and therefore to be out of the protection of a ballast license. . A few days ago, immediately after the late high tide, there was discovered under the cliffs between Lyt»e-Regis and Charinouth, the complete pe trifaction of a crocodile, seventeen feet in length ; and. hi an imperfect state. It was dug out of the cliffs, nearly on a level with. the sea, at the depth of one hundred feet below the summit of the cliff. Yesterday se'n night, a chaise from Bridgenorth, drove to the Lion Inn, Wolverhampton, with two sengers, a male and female, who immediately proceeded in another chaise to Birmingham. Mr. Evans, the landlord, was from home at the time; but on his return . , the information he receiveil f rani the Pridgenorth post-boy, and other cirun 7 i stances,- led him to suspect the male passenger was a French prAoner he immediately sent an ex press to Birmingham, which reached there before the chaise. The constables, in consequence, were IA readiness at the Royal Hotel, and: the parties, on their arrival, were seized. The man proved to be Lieutenant Montcazin, a French naval officer, who had been only four days at Bridge forth previous to hi: breach ofparole ; find the feniale stated herself to have met with him by accident, and pre ierred this mode of travelling to the coach. FROM titE LONDON 6A4ZTTE i NOV. 14 Wcir Office, Nov. 14, 18 2, Inconsequence of the distipguished conduct of the -Ist Battalion of the 50th Regimont of Foot at the Tattle of Vimiera, on the 21st of April, 'lBOB, his . Royal• Highness the'Prince 'Regent, in the name and on the behalf'- of his Majesty, has .been .plet4sed to. approve of the word " Vimiera" being borne on the colours and appointments of the 'soth Reghnent, in additi6n to any other badges or de vices which may have hitherto been granted to that . regiment. - . Trar.Office, Nov. 14, 1812. Royal Regiment of Horse GUardS; George Smith, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, Vice Fitzroy, promoted. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Surgeon Henry Joh, from' the 44th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Lindsay, ptomotednu the Staff. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Francis War ren to be Captain of a Trimp, by purchase, vice Savage, promoted. lOth Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Smyth to be Captain of a Troop by purchase, viac Goddard, who retires. To he Lieutenants—Cornet George Wombwell, withoutper ehaseivice Giveen, prOMoted in the Ist Regiment of Life guards. Cornet Charles Wyndham, by puichase, ViCft Smyth., • 14th Ditto, Surgeon A. Richardson,:from the 95th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Widniar, promoted on the Staff. ' 15th Ditto,.Captain E. Griffith tO be Major, by purchase; vice _ Belches, who retires. 23d Ditto, Lieutenant Jeremiah Easter,from the 2ith Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Quentin; who exchange-3. °el Regiment of Foot, IlOspital-Mate J. F. Oakley to be As sistanturgeon, vice Batt, appointed to the sth Royal Ve teran Battalion. 3d/Ditto, John Tharpe Clarke, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice White, who retires. _ • • 4th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Duncan M'Gregor to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Walsh, dismissed the Service. sth :klajor-General WilUam'Wynyard, from the Royal West India Bangers, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-Gene , ral England, deceased. Bth Ditto, Ensign Alexander Bourke to he Lieutenant, Wit-11 7 out purchase, vice M ac Ph erson ', pro M o t e d i n t h e Gl engarry Light Infantry Fencihics. :George Onipsie, Gent. .to be vice Bourke. _ ith Ditto, Ensign Richard tong to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Turner, promoted. Lieutenant .z\.. H. Rowan, from the Royal North Down Militia, to Ensign, without . purchase. 14th Ditto, LieutCmlnt James Roche to be Captain of a Company, vice Wilkinson, deceased: - To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigiv James MiDer - mat, vice Been, deceased. Ensign William Buckle, vice C , ,zhlan, dead of his. wounds. Ensign Charles Chichester, (..t! Gillman, killed in action. Ensz,;,n Vesey Temple, vice Roche. To. be Ensigns, without purchase—Gentleman Cadet Patrick Mackie, from- the Royal Military ;College, vice Buckle. John Grant, Genf. vice Chiclie.iter. James Charles O'Hara, Dickens, Gent. vice Temple. 18th Regiment of-Foot, Ensign Oliver St. George to be Lieu? tenant, by purchase, vice Aicketi; promoted. 24th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Quentin, from the 2sd Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Easter; who exchangos. 2Gth Ditto, Ensign John Kyle to be Lieutenant, - vice Low-, cay, superseded. Alexander Fraser, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Kyle. • 31st-Ditto, Henry Brown; Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Elwyn, promoted. 32st Ditto; Hospital-Mate thigh M‘Clinthch - to be Assistant- vice JoneS, promoted in the 38th Foot. 37th "Ditto, Ensign George Sandes, from the Kerry Militia, to be. Ensign without purcha,sr. • , 44th Ditto, John Charles Farmer, Gent. to be Ensign, by • parchase,,vice Sinclair, promoted. Surgeon Griffith Jimes, from , Regiment, the Sicilian to be Surgeon, vice Miller ' , placed_ upOn halflay. 45th Ditto, Asslstant-Surgibn, Thomas Bulkeley, from the 9th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice - . Dkxter, promoted on the Staff. , 55th Ditto, John Montgomery Russell,. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bayneld, promoted: 53th Ditto, Captain Phonies Kenan to be Major, by purchase, vice Young, who retires. Lieutenant E. Kingsley ., to be Captain . of •a Company, bY perchase, siwre Kena.h. Lnsign Richard Burton to be Lieutenant, biparchaszi, vice • Kingsley: 59th Ditto, Asaistant-Surgeon to the Forces Peter Papps to ". be Surgeon, vice Browne, pr omo t e d o n t h e S ta ff , 62d Ditto.--To be Ensigns, John Summers, Gent. by pur- Chae, vice Holden, pr /noted in the 7th Foot. Lieutenant John Hawkins; front the Oxfordshire Militia, without pdr - ehastof • 63d Dit io, Lieutenant Pery Baylee to be Captain of a Com pany, v!ce LOvn, deeease,d. 58th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon James Reid, from the 51'st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice. Cole, promoted on the Staff. 90th Ditto, Lieutenant • William James - to be Captain of a Company, rice Ferguson, .placed upon-half-pay. William 'Macpherson,- Gent., to. be' Ensign, Without purchase, vice Phillips, who resigns. 92t1 Ditto,' Hospital-Mate John Stewart to be Assistant-Sur , geon, vice M‘Robert, promoted in the 27th Foot. 95th - Ditto ' Assistant-Sur geon T. H . Ridgway to be Surgeon,. vice-RicliardsOn,, appointed to. the. 14th' Light Dragoons. - Hospital-Mate Edmund Dolphin to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Ridgway. • 7th West India Regfinent, Captain George Arthrir, from Vae 35th f oot,-to be Major, by purchase, vice Pakenbani,. - pro 'noted in the 2iqii Foot. _ Royal West India Hangers, Major-General the Honourable William Lumley, froth Half-pay cf the late 3d Garrison Battalion, to he Colons!, vice Major,General'Wynyarcl, ap pointed to the command of the, sth Foot. 4th Garrison Battalion; ASsistant. l 3urgeon D. Rossiter, from the 77th Foot, to he. Assistant-Surgeon, vise Dyason,' placed upon the Retired List: fat Royal Vcteran,Battalion, Quarter-Master F. Malta, from the Cape Regiment, to be Ensi gn , v i ce N c il , p l aced on the Itetired;Lisf. - . 2d Ditto, Ensign B. Jamieson to be Lieutenant, vice Angus laineron, deceased. ftharter-Master-Serjeant John Niess to be Ensign, vise Jaineson. 1/3th Ditto, John INPLauChlan,Gent.,to be Ensign,, vice John, placed upon the Retired List. • . Royal Waggon Train, Hospital-late Robert Scott to be As sistant-Surg:,on, vi (e . 'll o y e deceased. STArr.—Captain William. Carroll, of the 69th Foot to be Inspector of: Colonial Troops in thelslands of Bourbon • Matiritius, and Java, with the rank of Major in the kiiny. HosprrAL STAFF.---:Stati%Surgeon James Forbes, M. D. to be Physician to the Forceq. • 'robe Surgeons to the Forces, Surgeon Richard Jebb BrOwne, from the 59th Font, %ice Forbes. 'Surgeon Owen Lindsay, from the sth Dragoon Guards, vice Bell, decea se d. Sur- . „. geoti Christopher Wicio.ier, from the 14th Light Dragoons. To be Surgeon to tia Forcer, in Portugal, - tooter Hie Com mand of Lienteuant-Geueral Sir W. B. Ileresford only. As6istant-Sirrgeon Limit; from the Staff of th e Army Depot, vice Grithihs, ftppointed to the 15th Light Dra- . goons. - To he Hospital-Mates for Generul Service, Warrant-Hospi tal-Mate. RObert Henderson, vice Dolphin, a :promed. Warrant-Hospital-Mate, Richard . N. Starr, vice NPelintock, promoted. .. . .. The King's German Legion. 2stßattalion of Infantry, Lieutenant-Colonel Christian Baron Ompteda, from the Retired List, to be Lientenakt- . Colonel, ,vice Leonhart, deceased. 2d Ditto, Benedetto Kienburg, Gent. to he Easign. Ist Battalion of the. Line, Lieutenant P. 1 feine to. be Captain •of a Cbmpany, vice Satre, killed in action. Ensign George Wichtuan to be Lieutenant, vice Heine.. Fellows, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Schroeder, promoted, 4th Ditto, Licut - enant F. Ludewig to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Pufendorff, placed upon lialf 7 pay. Ensign .lleniy„ge - Witte to be Lieutenant, vice,Ludewig. sth Ditto', , Ensign Louis' Giesmaun to be. Lieutenant, vice Wiiickler killed in action. Sicilian Regiment.— Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Broadfoot to be Surgeon, vice Jones, appointed to the 44th Foot. MEMORANDUM. Quart'r-Master Blake, ' of 4 ,11 . e Cape Itegiinent, wbo was . , perseded, as stated in the Gazette of the 3d ult. is reinstat ed in.:his rank. Uospital-Mate O'Reilly i 3 superseded, being absent withqut leave. Eft/UTE/7d in the Gazette of the 27th ult. 9th Ztcgiment of Light Dragoon.—For Assistant-Surgeou Edward PurAbr, read Assistant-Surgeon George Purdoii. LONDON: Printed by THOMAS WOOD, of N 0.35, Maiden-larie, Covent-F,a;•den; At, the SUN 01;17ICR, No. 112, Straw!, where Adcertiiententi.„ Orders fa P,ANKAUTCIES .St.:1 1 ?: R7,',1 I)F.D. •t 0 1 ,7 }tan Clerkenwell, irkt-Isdepar, from Nov. t 7 to Jon. 5. fientv LAtittrleri, Bristol, pin-litatiufacttirer, froin Nov. 17 to 5:. •, • JUNIUS: (Ci)Ltiuned frozu our l'ap;:r ; )F Sattirdas) " 1 would send the abdve to Garrick directl4, but that I would avoid having this hand ton_com-; monlv seen. .Oblige r4e then so much as to have it Copied iriany hand; and seat by the penny post, that is; if you dislike sending. it in your own writ ing:-; I mast be more .cautious than ever. I atii sure I should not survime• a discovery three days , . or-if I did -they would attaiat me ,by bill : Change to the Somerset.C4ifee-house, and let no mortal know the alteration... I am persuaded you are too honest a man•to contribute in any way to tay,de tructiun. Act bcnio4rably by me, and at a proper : time you shall know me. " I think the -second page, Witb the widest lines, looks best.—What is your essential reason --;--for the change. 1 send you some more sheets: I think the paper is not so good as Whehle's, but I nwl. , be mistaken—the type is good: The , as=. pers:ous throxVn upon -iny letter to the Bill ot Rights should be refuted by publication: Prevail upon Mr. Wilkes . to let you have' Ext Tacts of my 2d and 3d Letter:to him. It swill make the bOok mote new. I w 4 pld see them before they arti printed t , but keep this Last to yourself. " To Mr. WOODFALL. Private and particular." Fae-similes of hand-wr•itin;s of Gentlemen, whosii names have - been meniiimezi as the Author' of the' Letters. MX. BOYD'S. _Mr: Woodfall will oblige his . oldCorrrespondent by keeping the first place in to-morrow's Public Advertise z, (abont halt a column or a little more) for a'Paper on' an immediate subject. He will rent! it in tw,) or three hours at farthest,—aMi another some time befor , dipper to-morrow,— which Mr. W. will please to insert in the saute manner on Wednesday. Norfullf-street, May 4. MR. WILKES'S. That - the Narders appointed to keep 'a close Prisoner shall not presume to leave him for a ment alone either night or clay, or to ±h their duty with other Warders but by leave or order from the Constable, Lieutenant, Deputy Lieutenant, or iii their absence the of, the Tower. They are to permit no person to have admit tance into the room he is confined in,,or to speak to: him but by a particular order brought them by the Major, or Gewleman Gaoler. h..AINSr43RD. PRICE OF STOC N Ba a n vy k . S s, t: e e r k 4 pur Cent. 74* 74 3 per Cent. Red. 58 3 per Cent:C.ons. 591 59 Back L. inn. 15 1-16 India Stock, India Bonds, Is. dis. Old Ana. •BAiNKRt?PTS: • . Thomas raker, R.debe4er, 'draper, to surrender Novetn ber 1.7, and December 1 and 2f;',. at ten, at Guildhall,•Lou . don. Attorne:-, 'Mr. G. Adams, • Old.iewry. James - Bratishay.., 7 _lobert 'Bradshaw; and John Winder, Lanva ;ter, merehant,•ir),cembex "lo,; at live, grid - 11 - and 2G, elevtn, at Ake King's. Arms; Lancaster. , Attornies, . .son, Atkin Wilde , and- Madiarall, Chancery-17..., Lonoon ' or - Nle.;sr7.'Do , ,vbinin anti .-. l . l aarp, Lanea,tea Thomas Harnia Hood aras 7 Street, Old-street, rtctJier, November 13 and :2a, .at twelve, and Decenibr ten, at Guildhall, Londorl. Attorney, Mr. Jesse flamer ton, Great St. Edward Osman, Hackney, baker, Nov - ember 18 and • 25; at tWelve,. and. December 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, MrkA. C. Bond, Ware. 7 William Newman, Woodbridge Mills neonDevizes, Wiltshire, nod Thomas-street, Bristol, miller, November. It 3 and 2!::, at tw'elVe, and December 0 % at ten, at Guilabull, Loni14):1. Attornies, Messrs. Weston and Teesdale, Fenclnnell7 street. Peter Fearnbead, Oldham, Lancashire, money-scrivener, N . vqrnher 30, and I)ecember - 2 and 26, at one, at. the Bridge-. water-_arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, MI% Pbilip Hurd, King's-Bench-walks, Temple, London, or Mr: Law, Spring _ gardens, Manchester. Thomas Prowse, Huntspill, Somersetshire, apothecary, No vember 16,29, and December 9G, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, All r Saint's-lane, Bristol. Attoenies, Mr. John tCornish, ~all-.ti or Messrs, a Id Poole, Sontbampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon don. Trances Clark, Great ItuSksell-street,7Bloomshary, and Mar gate, haberdasher, November 18 and 23, at. twel.;e, and „December, 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London.: Attornies, MesSrs2 Jennings and Collier, Cary-street, Lincoln's - Inn, London. George :Shade, Pr:nce's-street, Cavendish4luare, bookseller and stationer, November 21; 11 28, and December 26, at ele ven' at Guildhall, London. ,Sittornics, Messrs. Wilkin'son and Young, Margaret-street, Cavendish-sp.:ire. John Kingsley, :inn. Teg - sdon, Shitlington, Bsdfordshire, sneep-jobber, November 21, '2B, and December , 26., 'at twelee,, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Townsend, Staple -Inn, or Mr. Earle, Hitchin, Herts. - • John Corby, Bengos, Hertfordshire, carpenter, November 24, and December 1 and 26, at twelve, at ' Lon don. attorney, Mr. Reynolds'. Cheshunt, Hertfcrdshire. John:Hornby, Tottenham-court-road, ironmonger, NOyeMber 21, 26, and December 26, at twelve, At Guildhall, LOndon. Attorney, Mr. Shearesan, Mart-street, Bloomsbury. William Knight Ilates,•Minories, fluor-ciOth-manufacturer, November 24, December 1, at twelve, and 20, at one, at London.' Attorney, Mr. 'Z;intl, Throginbr;.on- street. - • Thomas Dawson, Bristol, dealei•, November IC, 23, and De cember ;46; attwelve, at the ,Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Thomas lieclis, Slaple4nn, London, or Ite.l-leury Smith, Brad -street, Bristol. George Philip Becher and ..To•epli Broad-street, Lon don, - ani Manche. ter, nero,aiits, Novembtr 21, 28, and - December 26, at twelve, at Guildhall , Lont3n. Attorney, . _ _ _ Mr. Koh; Throginorton-grtet. Matthias Davey, jun, Cheshnut; Hertfordshire, miller, No veniber 24, Qs, and December at twelve, at. Guildhall; London. Attornies, Mr. John Jesoii, Clitiord'Z-Inn, Lon- don, Cr Walthain i'...bbey. Essex. - Joseph Minet, FM iiury-squire, 'merchant; November 21, es, and December 213, at twelve, at Gnildhall, Loudon. Attor- Niessrs Wau 'KM Barlow, and s.4usvenor, Friars. Edward Jones, Great Leonard-street, Shoredifich, grocer, November 24, at eleven, I;eeeniber I and , 2 0, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Atternies, Messrs. Willet and Armes _ . . ley; FinsLury-square. • Thothas Taykr and Ilopliins, Bristol, iron-mongers, T 'Novernher 10„ 36, and. DeveMber 26, at one, at the Cons . tuercialßoor..s, Corn-street, Bristol. ..-kttornies, Messrs. 'Bigg and Poole, . Southampton-buildings, London, and • Messrs. Morgan and Livett, Bristol. • John Nach bar, Old Breotford, seedsmati, November 17, 24, and Decembor 26, at eleVen ) at Ottildhall, London. Attor n,y, Holloway, Chancery-larie. Dbpe, .Oxford, gun , inalier, :November, -27, 23, and Dec.:.mber. 26, at eleven, at Robinson Bartrarn's-house, Town-hall,'Oxford. Atturni , .:s, Mr. John Alder,: Oxford, or Mr. William Holmes, Great James-street, Bedford-row, Loudon. Edward Wilmall, Newport, Monmouthshire, corn-factor, De cember 3,4, and 26, at eleven, at the Tali;ut Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Thomas l3rt.ce; Symond's-Inn, Chancery lane, London, or Mr. Stokes', Caerwerit, ;Monmouthshire. Joseph Vincent, Frederick-place, Hampstead-road, Victualler, 'November 24, December I and 26, at t*elre, at Guildhall, London., Attorney, Mr. Vincent > Bedford-street, Bedford- square. WilLam Warcup, Cbarlotte-place; Upper Kennington-lane, Vauxhall, upholsterer.,Nev'ember 17, •.:;, Decembei 26, at eleven, at Guildhall, ',Acton: Attorney, Mr. Hallman, Piazza Chambers, Covent-garden. John Wood, late of Siblt, Reding:M.ln, Essek, tanner, No vember 23, 24, and December 26, at ten, at the angel Inn, Colchester. Attornies, INlessrs. Forbes ) Pocock, and Forbes, Ely-place, London, and Essex., John Sewell and Douttias Mac Murdu, Hounslow, flax-mill spinners, November 19, 26, and December 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Oakley and Birch,. Martin's-lane, Cannou-street... Samuel Jeeves, Sandy, Bedfordshire, horse-dealer, November 17, 24, end. December =26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Willoughby, Clitrord's-Intl. 'rhonias Gill, Chester, spirit-merchaut,2 , rovember 26,27, and December 26, at twelve; at the Rummer Tavern, All -s:tint's-lane,'Bri.,t 01. Attornics, Messrs.. Tarrant, Clarke, mid Richards, Chancery-late. Thomas Chafner,_ Lincoln, carrier, December 4,5, and 26, at eleven, at the Rein-Deer lon, Lincoln. Attortties,,Mr. Spen , ..er, Lamb's Conduit-street, Loudon, or 2vir Baldwin, Lincoln. - Merrick Thompson, Penrith, Cumberland, check manu facturcr„November 20, 25,-and December 26, at eleven, at the GeOrge Inn, Peurith. Attornies, Messrs. Wordsworth • and Addison, Staple-Inn, London, or Mr. Harrison, Peurith. John James Chapman, Union-street, Spital-aelds, 'oilman, Nove l niber 19, 26, and December-26, at twelve, at Guild hall, iLoudon. Attorney, Mr. Hussey,. Furnivars-Inn, Holborn: , • George Adey, Baldwin's-place, Baldwin's-gardens, Leather lane, flolhorn„brazier, November 17,' - 24, and Decenib:r 20., at teit; at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Henry Haynes...Duneombe, Lyon's-Inn. - George Hardisty and .fumes Cowing, Bedford-court, Covent garden, woollen-drapers, November 21, :18, and Decernbt• 26, at twelve, at quiidhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Jones and Roche, Covent,garden, Church-yard. - - James Fraser, Liverpool,inn-keeper, December 2,'3, and 26, at eleVen, at the Globe Tavern, John-st,reet, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr., Charles Ilird, Castle-Ditch,-Liverpool • John Belfonr, CFlpel-court, parthulowew-lane, London, stock . broker, November 21, 9R, and December 26, at eleven, at at Guii ilrall. Attortiles; Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corhet-'conrt, Gracechnrch-street. John Fox'!.on Adams, common brewer, Rowland's-row, Step ney-green, ship-broker, November -21, December l', and 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mason, Bread-street-bill, Cheapiide.. . James'Blaelt, of Perey-strt4 4 St. - Pancras, piano-forte maker, November 21, December 1, and 26, at ten, at. Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Saunders, Charlotte-street, Itath bone-place., George Thompsop, Liverpool, stationer, December 7,8, and 26, at one, at the Globe Taverndohn-s4cet, Liverpool. . Attorniei, Mr. Woods, Liverpool, or Messrs. Blackstock and Bruce, London. Heary Helbert Israel, late. of Wood-street, Chertpside, Lon .don, silk manufacturer, November 24, Decemoer 1, and etc, •at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swann, New Basim;liall-street, Francis Kinman, New`-street-square and Shoe lane, founder, November 17, December- 1, and,2e, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Jack Son, Garden-6ourt, Temple ; -John Collens and Francis Cohens, Nicholas-lane, Lombard street, timber-utiereimatA, November 19,-211, and Dteenaier ,2;, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Baker and Sous, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street. Paul Spapoletti, Dean-street, Soho, music -seller, November 21, December 1, and 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Steve uson, New- quare, ncol zes-Inia. • [Dividends, &c. to-morrow-.] • HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-,MORROW. Morning, 25 minutes after 12. Evening, 50 minutes after 12. lib Fished by WILLIAM ARMIGEI3 Moltonstreet, Grusrunor-squarC, r the Paper, Letters tor'tbe Editor, (post paid), must be addressed. BIRTHS. At Ten:ph:more, county Tipperary, the Lady of the Him and Rev. Archdeacon St. Leger, of a son. On the 25th June, on' boardthe Juliada East Indiaman, the wife or, Lieut.-Colonel Macgregor, of the .59th reginitut., of a son. MARRIED. • NlOnday morning last, at. St. Mark's Church, Dublin, - Sir Harcourt Lees, Bart. to Sophia, daughter ()lithe late Colonel Lylter, of Gratg•e, in the County of Ituscommun. Lately, at St. Bride's Church, Dublin, Louisa, daughter of Major-General Fyers, Commanding. Engineer in Ireland, to, Jolla Crampton, Esq, of Merion-sgmtre,-,in that city. DIKD. On Friday laFt, at his house in Nkholas-lane, Mr. Henry Haswell, aged G 6. At . Leixl ip, Ireland, Elizabeth, the wife of Capt. Langston, of the Royal Radnor Militia. Lately,. the Rev. David Morgan, Minister of the Welsh Chapels at Deptford and Woolwich. KS YESTERDAY. Exclieq. Bills, 3jd.. per day, 2s. 4i. pr. Ditto, ap. per day, ss. 7s. gr., Omnintn, 51 pr. 3 per Cent. 172 6 :, • Imperial - 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 4 3-16 Cons. for :25tli Nor. 501 59i I II r 47?: , MR. iIIORNETOOKE'S. I am well pleased and yerfectly'satisfied. If yort will sign afair Copy of the inclosed,.and earwot get 11 , 11'. C. to present it for 'you ; send it to fur:, 1 will get it presented. • Whatever happens, do you persevere arid per sist, and .wondei• at nothing. All stands well: MR. BURKE'S. The wisdom of Government is of more import ance than' the should study the temper of the people before I ventured on more actions--f would consider the whole of the prosectition for a Libel-of such importance as Junius, as, ona piece, as one consistent plan of operations. JUNIUS'S. To Mr. Printer Woodfall in Paternoster-row. FARRER, My 'servant 'informs me of, a Paper left at mv house ; which he carried to you, and about which you said it would be necessary to write . to rue,-13e so good as to let me know-what it is ; and.if yoa. Want to see me, call on Me as soon as you can, as 1 go out of town to-day. • Your's, &c. W. G. HAMILTON. Friday. London, duly 21, 1763.1.' StR,-- 7 -I take the liberty to acquaint you, that the bearer of this, Mr. Milinctog, was an Ens.igax in the ite . gt, of which I was I ,Alejor; and-that he is of an unexceptionalele character both as an Officer . and Gentleman. 1 am, Sir: your most obedt. Servt. CHA: LERI, The citizens of London; appearing to have art interest not onlyy - in the subject of this Bye Law, but in the penalty enforcing it (for Is. 3d. of it being unappropriated, ramains as I apprehend, in the hands of the Chamberlain for the use of the City), there seems to be a manifest impropriety in directing it to be sued for in the Mayor's Court, where the head of the Corporation is the Judge, and Freemen are by the constitution of the Court to - return and impannel a Jury,.though the Jury it self perhaps is not necessarily composed Of Free men. J. DUNNING.