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Feb. I', 8, and Def1!..1.1 51, .at Ir•Pn, fti? house of Franeis
iitlg; thu Market--;lace, fetai.elesster Attca-niec, Morns.
Starr ant Eccles, Manchester ; orlsitsrs. Milne and Parry,
tremple.
inalietli &eller, of West flrganwich, Stafford, widow, gro-
•r, to surrepd.s. Feb. 15, 18, and ft:arch 8, at two, at the
Swat' llutel, in Iligh.stutet, Attornies, Messrs.
NVorthani out Stephenson, Castle-strea, liolborn ; or George
Kitchlii, in 51711111104111.
Mae,. Dervell and William Dorval], of Wells, Somerset,
shopkeeceis, to stirreoil ,r Feb. 8,9, and March 8, at the Rum-
my' Tavern, in _lll-Saints-lane, B.istol. Attornies, Mtwirs.
Ile4lis, Pancras-law, liucklersbury ;or Payne and Borges,
Brid.te-str..!et„ Bristol.
Wriglitoti, of Little-Alne, Warwick, flax-dresser, to
titrieltder Feb. 11, at tour, Feb. 12, and March 8, at eleven,
at the *bite Lion inn, in Stratford upon-Aeon. Attornies,
Mr Eg..lrtoi, Gray's-inn-square; or Mr. Stubbs, Birmingham.
Joh.' Waxer's., of Sandy's-street, weaver, to surrender Jan.
29, Feb. Mardi 8, at twele, at Guilhall. Attornies,
Mesta. We titer and son, Queenv-street, Chdeapsile.

- DIVIDENDS.
Mandl 5. David Currie, of Throgmorton-atreet, merchant, at
ten, at Guildhall.
March 5. .Ber.jarnin Eyre, Hodgsmi Atkinson, on-1 Wiliam
Waiton, of Tokenhouse-yard, merchants, at flint., at Gu
hall.
Feb. 26. Richard Jackson anti John !Tonkin, of Oxford-
street, rectifiers at ten, at Guild!asll.
March 2. Herman Zurhont, of Basinghall-strmt, merchant,
at atm, 014 ui:dhall.
March 5. Samuel Bevington, of Graccchurch-street, mer-
chant, at nine, at Guildhall.
Feb. S. Thomas Maltby and George Maltby, of Size-lane,
'merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 46. Matthew Candlish, of Whitehaven, mercer, at
twelve, at the house of Mr. Crowther, the Strafford-Anus
Inn, in Wakefield.
Feb. 26. Robert Foggan, of Salford, cotton-manufacturer,
at eleven, at HUidge'a tavern, in the Market-place, iu Man-
chu-ter.
Feb. 2M. William Collier, of Leigh 'within Pennington, Lan-
caster, corn-deafer, at duvet), at the house of Mr. Thomas
Isherwood, the Pyed Bull, at Leigh.
Feb. 15. Samuel Adshade, of Blossom-str,:ct, Spitalfields,
cooper, at elev en, at Guildhall.
Feb. 19. John Grant, of Lawrence Pountney-lute, inerchant,
at ten, at
March 2. William Hird the younger, late chief mate of the
Earl of NSrycomb Eakt Indiaman, of Argyle-street, mariner,
at tan, at Guildhall.
Feb. 16. John Quenby,of Winchester, mercer, at twelve, at
the George Inn, Stroud.
March 2 Peter Donnelly, of Tavistock-street, taylor, at ten,
at Guildhall.
Feb: 15. -Georg! Williams, of Saffron-hill, shoe-nutker, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
CERTIFICATES
Feb. t 5. William Blugg, of Pall-mall, architect.
John Froorne, of Borrn!mdsey-street, minder.
Wm.Treppass, of St. Martin's-le-grand, bookgaler.
"rhervas Minver, ef
oftCo/e-ry, money.scrivenar.
Richard BailayJaminon, Droitwich,

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 4

PARIS, JAN. 20.
A list has been made out, by order of the Prefea
of the Department of the Seine, containing the
number of births, marriages, divorces, deaths, &c.
that have taken place in that department during
the year ten of the Republic. The general result is
as follows : Legitimate births, 18259--Iliegitimate
ditto, 5503--Marriages. 5370—Divorces, 94.►

Deaths, 93,363.
The five French Cardinals that were to he named
by his Holiness in the Consistory, held at ome on
the 17th inst. are supposed to be de Bello) Arch-
bishop of Paris, du Boisgelin, Archbishop Tours ;
Tresch, Archbishop of Lyons; Cambaceres, Perch-
bishop of Rouen ; and Bernier, Bishop of Orleans.
Besides the numerous other favours and marks of
liberty which Count de Haugwitz, on retiring from
office, has received from his Prussian Majesty, an
annual pension of 6,000 vii dollars has since been
added to them, with reversion to his descendants.
, Jsw.‘2l. _

M. Latour-d'Auvergne-Lauragais, Bishop of
Arias, has ordered a solemn service to be performed
for the soul of General Leclerc..
The Margrave of. Baden, at the request of the
French Government, intends to augment his troops
to 10,000 men.
By an arrete of the 17th instant, the Consuls
have ordered that, notwithstanding all contrary
orders, the civil officers of the marine department
shall continue to receive the whole of their pay,
as regulated by the arrete of the twenty-seventh of
July, 1800.
The King of Spain has ordered a donation of
5000 livres to be presented to the Refig;errier who at-
tend the hospitals in Brest, for their care and atten-
tion to the seamen belonging to the Spanish fleet
who were in those hospitals.
The number of legitimate children born in this
capital last year amounted to i 5,519; of illegiti-
mate children 5199. The deaths amounted to

20,390.
The following article is extracted from the Ci-
turn Francois; it is signed F. I'. Riccius :
" The Newspapers announce, that an English
Fleet is crui•ring near the Island of Sardinia. Let
this extraordinary measure be connected with the
practices of Mr. Moore, M Germany, and it will
not be diffictilt.to - detect the plan of the English
faction to rekindle secretly the flames of war.— fhe
Decree of Government, which orders the Com-
mandant at Corsica to adopt the greatest circum-
spection and caution, was obviously issued to defeat
their projects.—But nothing gives us stronger assu-
rances of peace, than the noble and firm ccrduct of
the real All►es of France.—While on the one hand
.England gives .5001• to a miserable Emigrant of the
name of Tinseau, for having composed a pamphlet
against the King of Prussia, because that Monarch
had remained faithful to his engagements with
France, notwithstanding the critical situation of
France in the year 1799, and the brilliant offers
made by the English Minister; on the other, his
Majesty has lately nnule• a present of a very valu-
able estate to Count Haugwitz, his Minister for
Foreign Affairs, who is well known for his attach-
ment to France, and has caused a medal to be
struck in his honour."

HAMBUIEGII, JAN. 14.
It is reported here, that an alliance, offensive and
defensive, between Austria and Prussia, has been
proposed to the latter power, as the only possible
means of preventing France and Russia from di-
viding the absolute dominion of Europe between
them.
On account of the fresh negotiations pending be-
tween the cabinets of Vienna and Berlin, a new
Austrian Minister Extraordinary is shortly to be
sent to Prussia.

FROM THE. FitENCH PAPERS.
LAUSANNE, JAN. 11.
Although the conveyance of the artillery and
mnsquetry arising from die disarmament of the in-
surgent Cantons, was attended by a military escort,