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London, England, 1805-02-15 00:00:00

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, inhatbitants abut themselves up, and seldom ap- - MERTPIOS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL,
mloas:of n v c!., , .Trhmit 3 id
Arin.T.oc.M.plitllliond,n el. sr.
I pe abed in the streets.
dame Dess aLtr4 es is a Creole of Hispaniola,
appears to be about five and thirty years of age. ITTA
is very fond of riding on horseback, and is
generally attended on her excursions by sonic et her Jfuohan VCialteterrrm.
victim) Gray's-Inn lan-
ler I dwl
Gardens
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John Bigwood, late of flminghall-street, London, 1-
warehouseman . . . • 0
'rise following is a translation of the above-
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friends, and a guard of horsemen. John A Abort, Ipswich, Suffolk, shopkeeper
George Frederick Denman, Strand, London, jeweller . 22 117
'Thomas Ibbot Peirce, Lime mine, London, tneredaot 2 ye
mentioned Benjamin Allen, 11,rwick-street, soh°, picture de der 2 Yeast' ADDRESSED TO MADAME DCISALIISCI. William Mac., live of Winipole-stieet, St. Mary la-
In In these moments marked by the gratitude, brinne„lfrutterer
George Rotation, late of Charing-eras, London, co ell
1 listen and discover in silence, proprietor, but now of Frickler's Hill, East Bans*.
That it is upon you every Citizen thinks, fanner . . . • And see, with pleasure, that •nsong so many dowers, Timothy Virtue, Hammersmith. Middles, it, csrpenter t I
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Which each one hastens and a eager to offer you, Thomas Orpwnod, Fleet street. London, NI n•
• Then is not one that has lint !men plucked Henry James, late of St Mary Axe, London
merchant
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sßy a pure movement of sensibility, Ralph Clark Lewes, late of Newcastle.upoieeT)t.e )4,
Of gratitude and of sincerity. ship owner To the virtues of which the assemblages shine in you, Joseph Bryan', Little Eritain, London, dealer and 2 y
It is on our part but a feeble homage.— chapman . '. 2 10
Already bath the Omnipotent recompensed you far Omni. William I lawkienrorth, late of Rlackhiars-road, Surrey,
He bath placed you in the firm rank but now of the Strand, Middlesex, linen draper , 1
To he amongst his most true image. Maria Watkins, now or late of Wells, Somersetsli•re,
To do good is your sole delight; milliner arid shopkeeper . .
And, to year generous aid slosible mind. Thomas Bevan Farmer, Rotherhithe, Surrey, carpetrlei 1 This sort of pleasure
DIVIDENDS.
Is an Irresistible aurati ion.
Charles Blaurock and John Henry J.utterksh, late ii.
Whets to gifts so precious'
Mark lane, London, merchants
We find yet beauty united,
Joseph Wilk', Threartneerlle-stree., London, mereherit ,:s.
These together, at the name time, mild and majestic,
James Margetson, CI) rirch.coart, tionyere% Imo., Loudon,
Aura& every heart, and defy envy.
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As for me, who have a long time had merchant . ,
k stable A strong desire to be acquainted with, and admires
keener .
George Fletcher, Knightsbridge, NI 4101 e ,ex, hackney aril
Merit, under such appearances as were presented to me; 10
Graveley William Seabarn, Narrow street, Ltmehorise,
In the transport, which seizes and agitates ate,
Middlesex. mast-maker l6
I am completely happy,
Siismitah Metcalf and John Metcalf, Gillen Leg court,
Since each one here, partaking of my inebriation,
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Freely delivers himself up to the desire that presses him,
Cheapsidoue, London, hosiers
d!, Golden Leg-court, Cheapside, wholede
To make you accept of his respectful attention. Henry !l
And to (unit fur you the most sincere wishes. R. hoder
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Charles Martemorrt, Rathhone- place, Oxford-street, At id•
dlesex, straw hat manufaciiiri•r
James Mauling, Thomas ILaviside' and Thomas 1.1,.t.C.
Mau, II irge-yard, Bucklersbury, London Win:better
warehousemen . . . 10
Joseph Hordbrook, late of Cateatota-street, London, dealer
in spirits . . . • .10
Andrew Loughman, New-court, Swithin's lane, in mhant to '.
Andrew Cheap and Aniiew Lough', in, New•enert.
Swithin's lane, merchant: . • 111 •
Barnahas Campbell, late of Princes-square, Rat:litre
Highway, Middlesex, insuraneebmker .
James Partington, Fen-court, Fenchuich-street. London,
merchant . . . . 10
Jahn Dutton, Catherine court, Tower Hill, ship-broker 12
Peadock Neale, late of Thornhatigh-straet. Bedford square,
Middlesex, mariner
William Lewis Meath's, Manchester•street, Manchester-
square, Middlesex, surgeon and apotnecary
CERTIFICATES.
Robert CNter, of Witham, E.ieit, till ..C1 draper.
John Robert Anderson, of Throg.norton, street, London, rev-
chant.
Richard Davies, late of Castle street, Lang Acre, Middle.ex,
broker
John Lack, late of South Ciotti, Norfolk, shopkees.,r
Ann Farrom Burrowes, of Middle-row, Holborn, Nliddle.cx
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haberdasher.
John Buace, late of ,Abingdon, Berke, ironmonger.

PETITION
OF THE ASSILUILIF OF JAMAICA, TO HIS U %EMT,

AGREED TO ON THE 12TH DEC. 1804.

Moor Giacious Sorge& w,
We, Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjefts, the
AsJemibly of Jamaica, beg leave to approath your Throne,
with our asurances of that profound respeft and veneration,
which Your Majesty': many eminent •iitues have impressed
on the minds of all your faithful subjects.
Conscious that it has been the delight of Your Majesty, and
of the Princes of your Illustrious House, to protect the rights,
to advance the interests, mad promote the prosperity, of every
.part of your extensive Empire, with perfet confidence in Your
Majesty's paternal care, we hang before you the grievances,
which at presets oppress and threaten to ruin the loyal inhabit-
ants of this valuable colony, before they are known to the best
of Sovereigns.
Encouraged by the proclamations and chatters of Your Ma-
jesty's royal predecessors, our ancestors einigorted to ilia.
and, under the sanction of positive laws, enacted whets civil
and political liberty was well understood, established a trade
with Africa for procuring labourers. By means of th's inter
course, plantation were opened, and base been extended and
cultivated with well-known advantages to Your Majesty's Em-
pire Bet those speculative men, who have propagated fanati-
cal and chimerical ideas of liberty and equaitty, in the old
world, who poisoned the minds orthe inhabitants, and deluged
its fairest provinces with blood, have now attacked the rights,
twidiseed the reputation, Lid set at nought the UMW. of the
-pasesable inhabitants of Your Maiestf's West-India Cekslies:
they affect to promote the happiness of the natives of Africa ;
but Your kl..jesty's wisdom, which goo. • erten-ate.' the plau-
sible and du lunge guise assumed by those thee: ins in Europe,
will not fail to discover that the good they seek in another Con-
tinent is at best uncertain, whilst the means they propose, an
abolition of the Slave. Trade, will be immediate destruction to
the property, and put in hazard the lives, of Your Matunt's
faithful subjects, settled in these Colonies: arid we confidently
trust, • hat the same firmness, which ptotectot •huse subject,,
more immediately blessed with YoUr Majesty's presence, from
the fatal gifts of liberty and equality, will shied your faithful
colonists (rota dangers no lean imminent, although concealed
under pretences equally specious and popular.
By laws and regulatiohs enacted by Yynlf Majesty's Royal
Prydeceams, with the advice of their raltametits a monopoly
of the navigation arid trade of the colonies was secured to the
mother country ; but, as • 'compensation, Oust Britain, in
bet justice, gave to the staples, cultivated is these valuable de-
pendencies, a decided pr-ferenee, er an exclusive right to sup-
ply her home consumpt:•.4l. As our means and prosperity in-
creased, dirties were levied on nur produce imported, aid their
augmentation, as the exigencies of the state required, was sati-
matted to with cheerfulnes., whilst kept within such bound, as
there was a possibility el sustaining Under this oaten" Your
Majesty's Colony of Jamaica attained an easiable state of pro-
sperity, anil contributed larg Ay to that of the mother:country.
It is with the deepest regret that we appeal to Your MaliClol
jit.tice to protect us fr om tit.• consequences of the many dente
tiring lat made front this system, regarded by your colonists '
as a compact the moat eirletna, natured by experience, and
sanctioned by time; whilstits observance on our part has been
rigidly exacted, Great Britain has exempted herself from its
°neutron ; a maximum has been established, limiting the price
of our principal staple, Sugar, to wheels burly sufficient for its
cultivation its time of pence r The protesting duty which se
cured us, in return for niunberless restrietinsis, the consumption
of the British market, has been reduced until it is of no avail,
and (or the avowed purpose of deprivi•nr us of this equitable
compensation by encouraging the production of singer in the
settlements of the East India Company r the duties levied on
this commodity and on ruin have bent envied so far beyond
what they mu support, that the consuiniption has materially
diminished, and great part of the exaction falls on rho untie-
tonne plant-r, leaving hint little or nothing for a laborious and
ealeansive cultivation in art unhealthy climate.
The wild-ma, the justice, the paternal solicitude of Tone Ma
jesty, are the only resources left to your most loyal butt disgusted
'objects in tide island r we repose no them welt c tar:donee, and
ingot humbly may Your Majesty's prole -teat oar sectoring us
the sole tin airs ref carrying on OW plantations by a s ipply of
labourers, th • enjoyment of a reasonable profit fruits them by
cuirtinuitie the reciprocal roonisierly, established by 'duty!
lain 480 am-tent noire; end, finally, that Your Majesty will be
pleased to direct your Ministers to bong under the review of
Majesty's Parliameut our calamitous situation from the
effects of the present exorbitant duties on our staples, in the
bppe that. by Your Majesty's tarot gaeimis iutecousition„ sash
se alt ration mar be made as shall preserve from utter Mill
your faithful people of Jamaica.

MICE OF S COCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. C0n5015......... sgai i i 9
4 per ertit .. 76i13
5 per C”P Navy
5 per C ! a 1..v.1ty lOO6 101
Lao, %nu l7 9-161
India Stork lB4
I..ttery Fleketa 441. sa.
Consols for ..
T. NISH, Steek-Rrnker,
No. 4. Cornklll, and 9, Charing Coos

PRIDE OF IRISH STOCKS.
Gee. Deb A per Cool. I Feb. 4) . to It

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DEATHS.
Yesterday morning, at has house in Orchard street, Persia.
square, much lamented by all that had the linneui of his an General Stephenson.
At Shirehanipten, 1”.11. Bristol, on the sth intent, noisier!
early regretted, Catherine Anus Bate: rtt, youngest Lis:miter a
the late Capt. Ration, of Hie M.ijes.y's Seemed R.licatent Of
Foot Guards.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDONIBRiDOE
Morn. dO ism. after O.—Esau. 49 &her 3.

PARTNERSHIPS.
Gt Marantil3 sad other Cooeetoy wilo:i4aal on a Plan at
CJofidence, nal kespeCtatelity, at
10! DI TOWNSEND%

Estate ,'d Navigable 61Aa10fge:::iita. 114 Canatan-stresd.
London
WHERE References will he given to Parties.
having at Itbett.• more r less considerable Sum, ar
Money ready to be advanced in Stocaltste Establiihmentv, is
Trade., and af mnfastovies, as well as to Shares in leveed se_ •
vpactable IFJrUlfithyd in Buoness, Co !levies, and !albite
Wo:lv, &7.
For Put eularca,n'! persoruilly, or by letbarit (pavt paid) at
the Coont,ng•hons as above

NAVIG VILE CANAL, FIRE OFFICE, and I.IOCI
SNARES.
To be SOLD In PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Ry .1014 N TOWNSEND,
No. Cannon ..41 •er, London,
'VIVO Shropshire Canal Shares.
Three Crinan Shares, Canal Aigeselaire.
Five Thamesand Medway Canal Shares.
Five Kennet and Avon Canal Shares.
Eight Paventent Bonds Par sh St. Sepulchre.
Five Aberdare Canal Shan*.
Ten Rochdale Canal Shares
Ten Wore leer and &nningham Shares.
Fourret!n River I. ra Bonds
Twenty eight Shares in the Lancaster Cant!.
Five Shan, in the Chaluter and intekvate..
HMI. Gbh, InsuranceOllLo.
Fifieen Shares in Sun Fire Office.
2,000 . Landon Duck Stuck
Three SliarTs in the C•oydan
301. lis. Eliamere Canal Stock.
Resides Satires in the Leeds sod ',Owosso! Canal, Sn.ersw
Rail Rued, Commeicial Ruail, ..*•• of 'hie'. dal, one
be had at the Clunting•hniive .itoove

SALE: BY AUCTION.

PEMBROKESHIRE.

Valuable and Impreyeable Freehold Estate, with goreltics,
Manor, Perpetual Ads-chasm', iv..
.1,-PETER COX E, FBI 11 ELL. and FusrEilk,
At Caraway* FRIDAY, March 28, at Peel*.
AVEltYvalu.ible and improveable F RE Efir)Lle
ESTATE, emitaining 1900 acres of Land, hot fu tenants
will,called Great Trefgam,tieing a Pacoli and LoreLliip of ihrif.
situate in a delightful part of thu county of Pembroke, alriviA'
Mg in Game, five Junes on the turnpike road from averfird.
west, and ten miles from Film's,' consorting of sundry g•ele,i4,
orchards, barium', court lodges, barns, stabl..s, closes, pieces ai.dl
parcels of rich and fertile arable, ntead,iw, and wood-loot, 49
acres of which are oak timber, highly mental 24 Well a“ pro-
fitable, and with unincfased sheep.walks ; tie whole in a ri••K
fence: together with the neat Presentation and Perpetual
Advowitin of the Living of Great Trelgarn, and all the R.ital-
ties, Manorial Rights, in Court I.eet, Court Aaron' :cc. will, all
extent of Fishery of near het miles of the Writ Ktddy, tit t
skirts the Estate, a favourable stream for eels, trout, aria sat
moo : there i, good 00111 e on the Estate fur building, and a cot
mil may be erected at very hid.. enricher. This ptourity i. Weil
worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman wky may
wish to invest his money its land, in a past of the couotryvhere
the value ufland is daily rising, as in that part td South Wales.
May be viewed any time till the Sale, on applicat 1441 e, Mr
Peter Axton, Belmont, near Ilavaiurdwed, of whims p.vtice-
ars may ba had one month prime hug ; J.,01 of hili.ors. Shaw,
Docker, Yam., and Iliodson, Manchester ; John Chant,. ristili
Esq. Cheder ; the Bosh I in. Breitol2. the Castle, and the
Mariner, Flercrfordwest; the White lion, Narbe•th ; at the
Place of Sale; and of Nie4stc. Peter Cone, Burrell, and •Fostefr
Throgmortois-street ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

COURSE RXCHA
Irtisterdsm 3B 6 t U•
Ditto at Sight 37 10
Rotterdam, c f 13 2 2
Harobqrgh 33 4 tiU
Altana 33 3 till
Pari• 23 10
Iltto 2 Us t 3 1811 U.
Sourdeaux ...•••t3 18
Calla
D,tro
Madrid
Ditto 3.11
11.1boa_, 332
Levan 491
Pimples l9l
on London (Feb. 1

Wt. Fat oar, lan. •
Genoa
V, ,i,ce
I,lton .
Oin.rt* ..
Duhhn

111.latull. S. r d
Portugal Gold an Coin

andlia,s per ea 4 0 0
Doukfoons 0 0 0
Nem Dollars
Silver in Bars
Nate Look. coell
Asia on the Rank of Holland
41 pe, Cent.
•) 101 • 11.

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LUNG/tilt by"GRORGE DAVIDSON, Ni, 35.
Wteh street. St. Clentent's. ard vubbehed hr JOSIAH
RIDER, at the Offiee, Mn. t%, ..ck nt St. Clement's
Church, Str.artd, wh•?. e 4 trrtert fu ;ha kc. (r011.pa44)
be duly ettooked to