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'tee, Middlesex, trawfulaier, at twelve, at Guadia.ll,
Loudon.

Deresehe; 12. John Blandon, sr King - street, GesselL
street, 3liddlasex, iron.fouodet, at t•ttive, at Guildhall,
Lothian.
3annary is. Thomas Moffat, of Govirrlllttreet, Letlis'e,
Wee-manufacturer, at eleven, at
‹Mtildhall, Lawton.
December a. Mose* G otild, of Dicklehurgb, Norfolk,
lea-duper, at four, at the Angel-Inn, St. Peter's of Mau.
crufl, Norwich.
Decesnlser tt. rfilliam Careless, of Brevoed, Stafford, stock
lockesaker, at eleven, at the Jerninghaen Arms Ins, Skiff-
. nail, hake.
December 6. Samuel Lents:, of Toner, Prestwick, Lan-
caster, I Setealler, at to sire, at the Hare and 11011114 N with-
' - to Bury, Lancaster.
December s. Williaie Mallen', late of Carsbaltol, het
now of Cheats, Surrey, Mohler, at one, at Gaildball,
London.
Dec. 4. William Sledburst, late of floss, Hereford, lea-
, . holder, at eleven, at the Swam Hotel, in Ron.
s. Robert tt'ood mid George Payn, cat Liverpool, gra.
, . exesoet one, at the George Inn, Dale.etrcet, Liverpool.
Dee. is. Samuel Watkinson, of Liverpool, carpet.deakr, at
nee, at the Star and Garter tavern, Paradise.mmet, Li-
verrwal.
J.. 1. sy. John Tyrrell, of lfaidstoae. Kent, ironmonger,
it one, at Guildhall, London.
• r.. Richard Ranks, of Lillian, Kent, vietualler, at
at Guildhall, London.
Jan. 13. 4:litelell Keewltoo of Briatol, Someractshire, li-
nen-draper, at eleven, at duitilhall, Loatiou.
Dec. s. William Varadell, of Hartley-Row, Hants, coach-
maker, at one, at f;eildisa 11, L.milon.
Dee. 5. William' Ramsay, of Bury St. Edmond's, Suffolk, at
twelve, at the Half Nitwit, at Bury ht. Edmund's.
Dee. 12. %cilium Weston 'Young, of Aberdifats Mill, ea.
doetan, Glamorgan, miller, at eleven, at the Rummer
Tavern, All Saiste.lane,
Dec. 6. IVilliant iVillianisua, Not-
ein;hatn, cornfactor, at eleven, at the Red LlOll. ip Math-
ew.
Dec. 6. Elisabeth Browne, of Liverpool, tea.dealer, at one,
at the Star and Garter tavern, l'arndult streets LfteePouli
C CRT! FICAT ES—oDec. 5.
Jubli Tomtits., of Heisted, grocer.
William Rosen, of 11uultott-Ilarals, Lincoln, jobber.
Thomas Poreas, of Leadeultall.market, Louden, and of Beth-
ual.Green, Sltddksre, poult•wer.
• T owns Ilissuphreys, late .4 Chelteuhattn-place, St. Geo/Tes-
ti:ids, Storey, borse.dealer.
Charles Hameln., late of Tower-street, London, wine-rner-
` chant.
M't.eud, of Upper Croem.street, Westminster,
israuy.atrent.
George Glerlstaisee, of Salisbury-street, Strand, Middlesex.
wine merchant.
Thum'', earning, of Castle-court, Birchia-lose, Loudon,
merchant.
INSOLVENT.
trisouer is the King's Brix% Prison, is tbecell•lPASilfrcl'
1111•1* ICE.
V4lliam iferehall, forintrly of No. 5, Old fleohlem, its the
city of London, vont late of Ne. es, iVilson•street, fins•
liury.square, in the meaty of Mlchltesez,brush.maker.

AMERIC.I.

From the nature of the tollowing Keselatio i+,
and the ousiversai complexion of our latrst imelii-
gence from America, it would appear that
thing but an adjustment of our differences Ina)
now be looked fur :

Al • General Sleeting of the Republica• Citisews of the
city auil county of New York, convened in the Part, pur-
suant le pah4ic notice, eath July, 1101.
HENRT RUTGERS, Chairman;
JASIES TOWNSEND, Srcietar);
The following Resolution• were read and agreed to unatii-
Saunaly •••

Whereas intelligence bas been reccis et' and is btlirwcd
• tint the Court owl :Ministry of Ct eat Di italo hsvc rtjcrttrl
aud doiseosel the late settlenten t svJ. het o Cell Mr. E.+.liue,

their a egolur accredited Miulater her; and Mr. Smith, our

Perrelary Of 'State. And whereas, in conseqm nee of such
official assumacca as justified an eapectatiuu that the honour
and good faith of that nation were solemnly pledged, by euf-
&rent anthmity, to abstain from farther itojeex aggres.ions,
sod male our differences upon equitable nod honourable
terms in such a meaner as should .be compatible with the
dignified character of the United States, and, affording @tene-
ment for past w rony,e, furnish the primer mesas of future
secority ; did. from a belief that mini tures thus made by a
regular bliei,ter, and accepted on•the part of the United
States, with that freakiest' and pienuptitode which evinced
our impartiality towards the powers at war, and our desire
to retain peace, consistently with the preservation of our
neutral rights, withdraw those measures, in *elation to Great
Britans, sibich were provided for our iswo security ; it Is now
distinctly perceived that ere eau no longer entrust anisettes
te the jutiee and homour of the Emtlish Cabinet, or even to
the smarmier.; of as Manatees , sod yr reeiVing also, the de
r sixtieth's% if credulous, powerless and unresisting states,
that it rename for the Government to employ our invincible
means to inure nor own radiation) ;
It is therefore declared, That this electing entertains •
proper penes of iodernation, occasioned by the multiplied sod
log enotineed injuries of the ktrit.gerents of Europe, and
that such indignation is now particulaely tureen: d towards
Great B. itain, on account of the deception and palpable
breath of gout faills, which have !v. si practised towards our
Irsovvritment, adding renewed insults to Incessant injuries, no
fooger to be endured.
And it is resolved, further, That, valuing the honour of our
Goverameat, and the isdependi net, rights, andoafety of our
asithw, more than we regard private interest, we are willing
to sustain whatever privations may he deemed essential to the
general rood, sad are determ:oerl to support the Government
to the [hotted States, in Peace and in War, is such NOCISIIII.II
as it shalt pi:4e repetheet for the welfare.
And wheieu, by the Constitution and Laws attic railed
Stever, and of every other will-regulated emiety, the power
ail deternimisre upon peace or war, sad the oedema task of
dr. wing such isessiirre as are deemed most proper mid mere.
soy, for pablic protection, are exclusively entrusted to the
!rivet:, GovernMent;
Resolved, That it is the duty or every good sad faithful
ettites, to respect sod obey the laws nt his country nail to
afford his masa aid in enforcing such steps as sic Saki a to
repel every foreign aggression.
Resolved, That from Ike highly-favoured situatino, the
great esteut, the natural memo of independener soil multi-
plied becoming' of these Malted State., sail from thev ability
to raise, within thee own limits, every article necessary to
milmietenee sad to comfort; whine, on the other band, the
principal helligereat nations of Europe, and particularly
Great !hoses, is not only fur lashed by us with assay of her
most important sad necessary supplies, but also as extessive
sad rituality market fur the sale of her commodities, thereby
supporting her manufactures soil commerce, and come-
qnently her maritime power; the Embargo and Non-Inter-
CMOs, !Awe Mil, wife and salutary 111C211111,01, well calculated,
when 'foray executed sod obeyed, to enforce redress of
our grievances, and respect tar one eights. And inunisch