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Maegate and Mr. Taylor, Settl.hemp‘ga
Ctiathry-laise.
Paler Seek, of Loadanireed, Sti Glesegeh , nous, South-
wark, arastb-smith and hanmonger, dealer and chef/man, to
annender. December 26. January 2, et eleven, led February
2, at twelve, at GeiWhall, London. Attorneys, Muse. Theak-
stoe and Weehmen. Church-greet, Blichdriere-tlead.
Edward Maawanag, of Waitangi-mum, in the edlibty
Middlesex, tallow-chandler, dealer end chaplain, to surrender,
January 2,19, and Pehruary 2, at eleven at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attorney, Mr. Allingham,St. John's-square, Clerkeri.
well.
Benjamin Tanner, Stew or late of Dartmouth, in the coma?
of Doren .shipituirlder, dealer and chairman, to surrender,
Decoutte:es, January S, and February 2, at ten, at (Judd:
hall, Luestun. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Aldersgate-neret,
London.
Charles Regnart, late of Cleveland-street, in the parish of
St. Mary-la-bonne, tithe county of Middlesex, statuary mason,
dealer and chaperian, to surrender, December 20, 28, and
February 2. at eleven, at Guildlt.ll, London. Attorney, Mr.
George Law, Now-squere, Lincoln'sirrin.
DIVIDENDS.
January 8. Christian John Adam Wain!, tate of Coleman-
' street, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London.
January 16 John Mallard, of the city of Bristol, merchant,
Motet and chairman, at eleven, at the Bush Tater., Corn-
street, }bigot. •
February 23 James Willi; of Pudding-lane, in the city of
London, merchant, dealer and cbapman, at SWIM a
Guildhall, London.
Jat srry 20. Lydia Peacock, Woof Beverley; in the county
or k, woollen-draper, dealer and chaproan, at deem,
at
t e 'rigor Inn, in Beverley. •
January 16. Hirsh Jones, of Cow lane, Snowshill, in the
city of Londe., chementonger, dealer and chaptuan, at
eleven,ct Guildhall, London.
January 20 Richard Reynulds, of Whiterhapel, is the
county of Middlesex, wine-merchant, dealer and chapman.
at one, at Guildhall, London.
January 23. John Jarvis, of Battle-bridge, in the county of
Middlesex, etel.merchant, dealer and chapman, at true,
at Guildhall, London.
January 18. John Jalfray, of Finthury-place, In the county
of Middlesex, inrl Amu, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at
' Guildhall, London.
Januar; 19. George Bailie, of Finsbury-place, in the county
• of Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chaptnan, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London.
January SO. Arm Tiger. late of Beverley, In the county of
York, ironmonger, dealer and chairwoman, at twelve, at the
Tiger lon, in Beverley.
'January IL 'ohs Bellamy and Edward Bellamy, both lath
of Brigatock, in the parteh of Brlgituck, in the county of
Nottharepton, butchers, graziers, and chaperon, at eight, at
the George Inn, in the town of Northampton.
January 13. John Watkin, of Seulottiter, in the county of
York, Topa-maker, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the
aa"r2ll Inn, In Whitelriargate, in the town of Kingston-
upon-I lull.
January 14. Thanes Bale, of Manchester, in the county of
Lancaster, cottononarinfaelurer, dealer and chaperan, at.
three, at the BritirV/2t6r Arms inn, in Manchester.
April T. Thomas Seine dad-George Mackey, of Gran:each,
in the county of Kent, shipeowners, ligligenams, dealers and
chipmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
January 16. Thomas Tills, of2Wymondham, in the court,
of Norfolk, cordwainer, dealer and chairman, at four, at the
White Swan, in the pariah of St. Peter of Masten, is the
City of Norwich.
January 18. Arthur Joao, late st Montgomery, in the
county of Montgomery, tanner, at ten, at the Crni:s Foxes,
in the town of htentgomery.
CERTIFICATES—Jas. 12.
Henry Fraser, of Nightingale-lane, East Smithfield, in the
county of Middlesex, grocer, dealer and chairman.
Peter Davis, late of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster,
liquor-merchant, dealer and chapeau.
Thomas linesman, now or late of Macaroon, in the eotanty
palatine of Lancaster, dealer and chapmes.
Peter Gmatry, of Rushton, in the county of Stafford, maton-
spinner.
&Award Moen, late of Hammersmith. ia the county of Mid-
dlesex, builder, dealer and araporan.

The following is a copy of a letter, withont date.
circulated at Madrid, purporting to be addressed
by BON APA ATI the PR retell Of ASTURIAS. Whe-
ther it was written to that Pe INC e previous or sub-
sequent to the discovery of the conspiracy, we have
not been able precisely to ascertain. as no date ap-
peared on the copy:
B Paince—lleceive from the hand of the Count
of Hero, the sword which the interest of my Empire, the
honour of the Spaniards. and the opinion of your excellent
accomplishme.nti require to be made over to the Chief of the
troops destined to roseate our arms for the repeated grievances
with which our enemies have thought proper to outrage them.
ale dm/ you u;iti goner,. the people you nom Jiv to conquer, and
Frame will have in you a fi tend to distinguish among its neigh-
hours, to cotirtir with us, suppressing in their origin, and char
using those that rosy he glistened to promote di-cord I have,
therefore, theiught proper to ceinniond.Getirial Junin to make
known to the army, that your sacred Ptrwn, place I et its head,
represents mine, and that of your Father, tay dear Ally 1 sun
proud in promning myself, that by these means that friend-
ship which I so much value will be increased.
NAI'O!.EON, Emperor of the French, he. he."
The letters from Madrid of the 16th ult. seem to
discredit altogether the report, that ibe Prince of
ASTORIA{ had denounced any of the conspirators
with whom hr was said to have been implicated.
linked, if any such conspirators bad been arrested
and sent to trial. it is but fair to infer that some
mention would have been made in the last letters of
their names. the progress of their trials, or even
perhaps their sentence.
In one of the letters we have seen, General
Joesor and his Officers are stated to be very conci-
liating in their demeanour towards the Spaniards.
They were, however, very sanguine in their
expetlation of reaching Lisbon in time to seize on
the Patrice Reciter. At a dinner given to General
Jueor, in the capital of Old Castle. that Officer
was heard to express his confidence that he should
dine at Lisbon on the 27th ult. and be the event for
making the Portuguese Government .4 fed the
consequence of its infidelity to the cause of France
. and Spain."
Last night's Gauen, contains an Order in Council
prohibiting, for a further space of six months, from
the Ilth of January next, the.transporting into any
parts out of this kingdom of any pig-iron, bar-iron,
hemp, pitch, tar. rosin, turpentine, anchors, cables.
cordage, masts, yards, bowsprits, oars, oakum,
sheet-copper, or other naval stores.
The Kato has been graciously pleased to give
and grant unto WILLIAM Lewis Sai.Lsetray. of
Celts Cosh, is the county of Denbigh, Esq. a Cap-
tain in the Regiment of Royal Coolish Miners Mi-
litia. and second son of Sir Haney Teti •we v, of
Trefawny, in the county of Cornwall. Bart. His
Royal license and authority, that he and his issue
may take the surname of Teshavrov in additien to
and after that of S•hussua v, which surname of
SA iusnuae he bad assumed in pursuance of
Ma.rtsTv's royal warrant for that purpose. bearing
date the 9th day of July 1E02) and also bear the
arms of Taatawsty and Sa ismer quarterly;
such arms being first duly exemplified according to
the laws of arms, and recorded in the Herald's
Office, otherwise His MAJUTIeII said license airld
pessniseioo m bewoid and of eons die@ : And Also
to order that this His Niamey's concession arid
il•deasiso busgilisced in His Collets ci Arm:.