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IRELAND.

ESSENCE or THE SIHISSER CIRCUIT IN IRELAND,
FROM OUR ouat.iit cmaRCIPONDEIIT.
NORTH WEST CIRCUIT.
CAVAN ASSIZES.
hundred and eighteen informations were
lodged with the Clerk of the Crown. against several
parishes within the county, in which private un-
licensed stills were fotind, since the last Assizes.
Had all these been successfully prosecuted, no less
a sum than .5.9001. would have been levied of the
delinquent parishes, the penalty being at the rate
of .501. for each private still. one moiety to be given
to the Revenue Officers who informed before the
Mngistiates, and the other half to be given to the
County Hospital. From informality in the pro-
keedings, and other causes, not more than sixteen
parishes were fined.
DOWN ASSIZES—Avo. 17.
liefisst Mr. Joitice Fox and the Hem. Berea M'Ctrt-
LAND.
JOHN POLLOCIC, ISQ. TREVOR CORRY, 'sq. and
OTHERS, v. DENNIS CAULFIELD, ItSit.
This was a cause of a very novel and interesting
nature; novel on accrunt of an anion for defama-
tion and contempt of the Magistracy. being ttied
before a criminal Court ; and interesting, as involv-
ing a question materially affecting the liberty of the
subject ; namely, can a man be twice punished for
one and the same offence ?
The intliChnent consisted of six counts, in sub-
stance, stating, that at a General Quarter Stesions,
held in the town of Newry, the said Defettdant
did, with a loud voice, and riotous demeanour,
titter certain defamatory words, respaipg Trevor
Corry, Esq. then sitting on the Bench, and in the
discharge of his duty as a Magistrate, to the evi-
dent breach of His Majsty's peace, and contempt
of the authority of the Hench ; and for which coa-
-1 John Pollock, Esq. and the rest of the Bench,
kli.l commit Defendant to the Dock, for the

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space,of- font houri. This n iiEl.nent was
roil he grounds that the puniiiirment was not
ficient. The aelkln Wag tried at the last anises
Dowleatrick, before the Hon. Baron Smith.
declined deciding it ; but referred the parties to
Court of King's Bench. The Hon. and Lta
Judge, who presided on Friday, also reco7sme
• the same measure. He Ent heard the plead
in point of law (on which cases were cited that
pened in the reign of Citarles I).
After a heating of upwards of four hours,
Jenne over-ruled the demurrers pleaded for by
Plaintiffs; a most respedable Jury was impannel
tor a trial of the faeti, and a variety of evidence
adduced on bosh side. 4; after a most patient inves&
geiim, about on? o'clock in the morning, the Jury
retired, and in'about half an hour returned* verdia
of Acquittal, on all the counts of the indiemente:•
CARRICKFERGUS. •
Thursday se'ntsight. a cause, which excited col*
eideraYe.iortresr, came on before Baron
LAND, and a Special Jury. It was an atition in
which Mr. Cooke, the celthrated *dor, was Plaint.
iff. and Mr. A Css. formerly manage[ of the Bel-
fast Theatre, was Defendant.
Mr. Cooke laic' claim *gab,
toe sum of I'2ll. -a balance
engagement to
and Derry, in the
formed at that tir
examined as to .
nights of Mr. Cooke',
peered, they were
might have been
which, it was
that Mr. Cooke
to the balance,th
at Derry, and 3.
number of nights
Mr. Haigh gav,
the various payments
stated, that upon
100 guineas, Mr
houses were not n.
who, he was sensible,

gagttment. Upon
he would not aft
his engagement; I
a ring, as a token
on the remaining
the deli 4ery of the
he was on the most
that when he saw
months since, he
section of biinging
could not ac:ount fs•

The Learned J
the Jury, after a short
verdia for the Defendant,
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TRALEE, ASSIZES.
On Wednesday se'nnight, the loriglespeBed ewes
in which William Todd Jones Esq. was 154.4016,
acrd Bernard Shaw, Esq. Deirodant, maws on *
these Assizes, before the Hon. Mr. Imam Dew
and a SpeciafJury. It was an aftion fa: en al
libel, and the damages were laid at .5,00ra1.-
proceedings occupied the entire day, and 'after tua
unusual display of talent on both sides of the gums •
tion, and au ablrbabarge from the Learrsed 'nag<
the Jury retired, and after eightaeo bans &Mora=
tion, being unable to agree, they were discharged
at the bounds of the county.
CLONMEL ASSIZES.
On Tuesday last, the interesting cause, M'Cartbg
e. Watson. came on to be tried at these Assize%
before V e Right-Hon. Justice DAL Y, and an highly
respenable Jury.
The trial continued during the whole of Thurs..
day, until near eight o'clock at night. when kJ/fee
adjourned to Friday morning at nide; at which
time it recommenced, and continued 0601 two otlE
Sstnrday morning. •
The damages laid in the declaration were heavy';
but the sums sought to be recovered was butt 54.
ss. being the amount of the execution obtaisseirey
Colonel Bagwell, against Mr. Power. formed/
printer of 'The Chu:mg Gazette. for label pub.
lished in that Paper, and which sues it Was *Beget;
Mr. Watson promised to pay to Mi. WCarthy, tsi
consequence of his (slr. M.Carthrs) advancing
that sum, in discharge of the execution, and oisain
the principle, that Mr. WatsoL had been the an
or instigator of the libel.
The Jury brought in their verdi6 for 1161. Is. §ci.
being the exad half of the amount sought.
ATHY ASSIZES.
Irefene Lennon was tried at the last Anion for
Athy, in the county of Kildare, frx defrauding
Lieut. Fa nousors of 131. 'Lieut. Fsenusum.sworg
positively that the Prisoner represented himself as
Captain BROWNE, of the 56th regiment, and bor-
rowed from him the above sum, under pretence
that he wanted it for the service of the army, and
gave him a draft for the amount in the name if
Captain Baowe a,•-• which was dishonoured. Th.
Prisoner was a servant to Colonel Buarow.
fellow-servants proved a clear aidbi, and the !Thome
was acquitted.
On Friday evening, as Mr. LAY; of Richmond,
was playing bowls on the Green, he was seized with
an apopledtic 6t, and fell on his face; he was con-
veyed to his house,and weare infprmed is since dead.
The toot-race. which was to have taken piaci;
last week in Hyde Park, between Grieley, the boot-
maker, and Little Curley, will be decided this day
at Hampton Court Green.
'I he magical powers of Friar Reran, the astonish-
ing performances of Young Bannock% on thi;
tight rope; the graceful dancing of the four Gt.
ileum, the Little MITIPODIAII.9 surprising horse.
manship ; and the very interesting and aura/live
qualities of the new speaacle of The Polish Trent,
all combine to crowd the Royal Amphitheatre;
Westminster Bridge, even to an overarm, every
evening.
\TAM( /4:A.—The delightful amusements at these
Gardens were repeated, with additional splendour,
on the nights of Monday. Wednesday, and Friday:
The first night was in honour of the Duke of Yoae's
birth-day, and 'he last celebrated that of the Duke
of CL MINCE. On both occasions, the company
amounted to 6 or 7000 persons of distindion. Thp
entertainments of this night will he nu the most
splendid scale. The temperatu:e of the weather,
the moonlight, every tling censfirss to renal
fascinating scene.

L1C151i441,1.•
'id his claim against Mr. Atkins. foe
I. 10s. es a balance due to him on:ite.
perform several nights at Beßeat,
.he year 1801. Mr. Ficld, who ON
time at Belfast, and Mr. Haigh, were
the state of the The tree osk tIM
.00ke's performance, by which it alp!
were by no means so produraire as
en expeard ; and in consider:ties
clearly underuood .'y 'Me. Mike.
e very preoerrtyll!: gave up his dal%
iue. The engageme-it was for 1001.
5.)0 guineas at 8.11. a, for a cart*
Its.
ave a clear and decisive evidence-of
ynkents made to Mr. Cooke. to
on making himtbe payer^
ulr. Cooke sail, be w.is sorry -dse
5t !Tigre produftive to Mr.. Atkins, .
nsitsle, must be, a oser by his er
pon which occasion Mr. Cooke sail.
ift like the Cis, by iatistiog cis
:; but, if Mr. Atkins would give him
en of his regard, he would Dot tacit
sg sum due to him. Haigh proving
the ring to %Ir. Cooke, with who*
nost friendly intimaey ; and added,
sw Mr. Cooke, in I.4l:¢'n, a Me
he never mentioned the Lightest iskir
iging the arilion, which be (Haigh
tuft for.
cl Judge briefly summed up. owl
a short consultation, brought
Defendant, with costs. • • 111

SPORrfkG EvretLrezkor.
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yokk AUGUST KACES-6Conti•uili.
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TrititiDAv. AUGUIIIi
i". Fifty Pounds given by the City of York, to be Wed to a
I, Subscription Pure; fia.year old., 5.t 101 b, and aged 96.-w.
. Pour-miles.
111 r. Garfn.tii's igr. m. Maid. reed
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1„ont natlitikviti's h. h Fergus" •, fi.trs Old • 2
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Sir W Orrard's b. S. Chariot, 5 to .
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dr
• hr. Ill'Ames gr. h. Seamier, Ay Deipini, Lyra old . de
redetsiilham's b. c• Sir Petit, 4 yrs•old . dr
Stakes or tacks ...eh, h. ft clts Pet 21b, and fillies
Set. Three marked • sthwell Sb..wsTwoorniles.
• Lord Strathmore's b. f by Sir Peers. 1
• • Mr. Peines b. e. by Beilinabichigh • 2
ler4,l,lPreilliam's 5.f. Minstrel, by Sir Perm . a
• Sir H. T. Vane's br colt, by Haathletonian • 4
I. L•ird Strathniory.'s bay c. by Mir Peter . 5
• Mr Hewett's Miss Tesee Hornpipe. by Sir Teter G
• Duke of H•milton's b e by lio,ii.no,ugh • pd
Dnim of Hamlft..ii's list, filly, by 5,m.111;. • Pd
' Ld /db./W[lllex b. C Delville, by itetlingbrough Pi
i • Mr. Ff4r..tt's b I Mi+s E!-sa Tvasle, by Sir Peter PA
• Sir M. M. it Ylves's h. e. Sir Smil.ituirre . tot
Vr. T. Hotel•ime,i's f. by Sir Pets . • P 4
Slr, W. Lee's bay colt, by Erni nybrough . pd
—.6..seeee••••• •
, NEWEURY.—NEW COURSE.

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ToesnAy, Aco. 19.
igr.Dui,Eze. A. e. apt M. G..lley's b.f both 3 era old, Bst.
each. for 305. hit. over the Newbury Cows.,
4\l.laiden Plato of 511.....3 ere &A, to carry fht. ; 4 VII ,Ad,
71i.; 5 yr; old, Sts. 61h.; 6 yrs old, stst. 111 b.; and &vat
114...n.z ors mile heats.
At.. Lakirit,eh.c L nit Wiry,. 4 yrs old . 1 1
Tair..snolra ts. tn. Do,leid g, 6 ,g., . . $ S
r Sean'. a iin Nltas Hinslauil, 51yra
T Oafs b c hire .
r Chlnnoct's Ihe. Close, 4 yrs
E .
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•
• 5 3
4 •
5 3
A Inn Nate of 501. **gift of the Tom of Narelury. 3yi •
old to carry Ile ; 4 yrs IV, 7st. 711). ; 5 ere old, NA Me ; 6
reek!, gat. I illl-1 and 41,2. Sat. I /I.—.Liares and Geldings
allowed 51h. /our ran • bias.
Mr. Dondses ellrlall, 1 Ira old . . 1 1
Mr. Worthingtou's Ploughb.y. S yrs old . 2 4.
VIEDUZSDAY.
A Stetopstakes of Iry fin S y'•• nl.l.colts to carry See. Slb ;
Mrs, 24. 3115. Two tallies.
- SW H Livinsicritys g e. Prisoner 4 1
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M'. Ciaei b ri. Goons Lass . . 2
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. . Mt. Duyvil's'. Ruben. • .. • ' 3
kr L.ailleoltess eh. c. . • • 4
16 11,maes`a Isrsepstake's of togs each, carrying 12st. Two
wile beats.
WO 112,145 es b g. GaAs . . 4 I 1
$l. liars ,'• '.O. 5. . . 1 2 2
rKerr. Cr.ermee oh, h liavnin lades . S 4 dr
awer. be. h. Aasoo . . 2 dr
A Handicap Osseo( 501. fir all ogee—Two nil e 'love
We. Buibeit% G. tin Marro . . 2 1- I
blr. Llockery's bl, 1. 11.nicysttedo . 1 2 2
Mr. Cillet's b. 1. . . . 3 3 3
bit H Grinsittintea gr. e. Prisoner . . cl,s.
Mr. Day's l.) 'Artful . • . tits.

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In 'ermine the fist hest, i', IT. Li .riiitott% Pri•ontr and
Ni Dwa Dataiefill b Ith bolted, a.:d .Vt. b-tauaed.
Tius being the second year of the Newbury race•,
the coarse lias been crowded tin each day by all
'lke reepeelahle limilies of the county, and Earl
Craven and Matthew Montague,' Fsq. have very
handsosnrly accepted the office of Stewards for the
yva► ensotng. On Tuesday, there WAS an ordinary
at the Geeirge and Pelican, at Speenhamland ; and,
on Wednesday, at the Globe Inn, Ntwbury ; after
which,. there was a ball at the Mansion-house, which
was Sled with all the fashion and beauty of the
town and neighbourhood.
The ttwatre has been occupied by His Majesty's
Company from the ;theatre Royal, Windsor, among
whom is the itifintina performer, Miss Mudie, who
has excited a greater portion of curiosity than of
admiration, from the company attending the various
.I.formances.
mannessw
114,41. !NT'. I.I.IaERCE.

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TORTSMOVTII. ♦VOtIT 2!.
Sailed Hie Majesty's ships Hearty, Steday, and Lo
RA*, cis a cruise.
The Ann ►tig of war is appointed convoy for
Piyatoush ; and the tole:too bomb, for the Downs.
PLYMOUTH, AVG. 21.
Yesterday, His Majesty's ship Sa•aptoe, of 64
puns, Admiral Stirlipp, with the P. rayalte store-
ship. the StarArb gun-brig, and the Indiamen, sailed
for the Cars of Good Hope ; but in the evening the
wind came round and blew strong from the South
West. v hick headed them so niuch, they were com-
pelled to return in the night.
His Majesty's ships Grassns, a:7l, via, and Kamp-
e, hate arrived here with the remainder of the
convoy from Portsmouth ; as soon as the wind shifts
vound they will pot to sea.
The Sound and Bay are nearly full of shipping.
Posesd by to the Westward the T4alla frigate,
with the fleet under convoy, bound to Newfoundland
and Quebec.—Wind S.W.
TORBAY, ACM, 21.
Pot in by contrary winds and strong gales, His
b:ajes•y's ship Plato, from a cruise ; also the lardy,
Wort". Iloilo:, It dkoost, and Lwow, 'gun-brigs,
fr-am their staiion ; and the Alarm lugger, Captain
Fall, with se►eral merchantmen, bound down
Chancel.—Strong gale at S. W. with much light-
ning.
Dove*, Al'o. 2'2.
Arrived the Ceres, of and from Sundeflaud, with
coals, fur Dover ; the Ueial, of Saniwich, Stanner,
with coals, tor Milford; having first delivered a pot
at Sandwich.

Foes. .'Clack.
A cutter. with coloun flying, seemingly from
Boulogne, is just paued here, far the Downs.
Outwards—the LlaGna, ut Shields, WDonnald,
with brick•, from I.ondou, for llythe.
• .'acne iu the Trara, of Altona, Flsnsen Berg.
with bide goods and deals. from Amsterdam, for
hlogadore; and the Okre, of London, both detain-
ed by the 131a:re pun brig ; and the Lively, of Mil-
ton, Crockford, with oat>, tit.= London, for Dower
and Portsmouth.
oral., •un. 22.
Came down from the River la.,t night, and sailed
Illtrr the Downs this nionlii.g. the Morgarette
ker. for the East Indies.

leha iled she aikrole sloop ci war for Yarmouth; and
Minn gun-brig, on a cruise.
Came down the &argil sloop of war from Sheer-
Des; and the Mermaid, Sinclair, horn the River,
fur the Cape of Good of Hope.
Arrived the Arrow schooner. Lieutenant Hawker,
from And landed Mr. Lisle, the NlessengeT,
whu icursieshately proiretled for Lunch.n—nothin4
1111111ipistd.
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131P4/NetR'AK-Avousr ti.

STAFFORD ASSIZES.
At these Assizes, three Prisoners hive been capia
tally• rent ard, vie. Lawrente (a J-w), for
passing .counterf it man- y ; So-,14 111144/i, for rob-
bing J Imes ASton ; and Maria Ilintle7, for privately
stealing; Thomas Nomret, for stealing wheat; and
Charits t!vv, for stealing h,nkerchiets, and other•
articles, were sentenced to be transported for wren
An EjeCtment cause was tried at the above As-
sizes, before Mr Ju•tice LAWIIINCE, and a most
respeetable Special .Ivry, wherein Jervtise Clarke
Jervoiv, Esq was Plaintiff, and Edward Elwell,
the stronger, Defendant.
Mr. Seri •ant WILLIAMS. as Counsel for the
Plaintiff, stated, that the Defendant, his father, and
grandfather, had rented certain mills and Loris a:
West Bromwich, in Staffordshire, und. r a lease
granted by Samuel Cl irke, Esq. deceased (the les'or
ot the Plainiiff's father ), corn.nencin from the `25 tit
\latch. 1761, fir 21 years, still to the yearly
rent of 511. payable half-yearly, viz. Michaelmas
and Lady-Jay ; that I),tendant, his father, and
grandfather, continued en hold the premises un-
der the term of the said leases, which expired at
Lady-day, 17132, until Lady sy last, being '2t years
after the expira ion ot the s lid lease, without any
alteration is rent, although the premises wore worth
considerably more than treble the amount of the
rent received by the lease ; that the Plaintiff having
• suffrred thii Defend sot, his lather, and prandfather,
to continue possession. sn many years without any
alteration, gave the U t idiot notice to quit ;.t
Lady-ci•y last, which Defendant refused to do;
contending. that his tenantry commenced at Mi-
chaelmas, and not at La ty-day.
• The lease was produced and proved, and Mr.
Joseph Fernyhmigh, a Witness for the Pia;ntifF,
proved that the pa emises, rented by Derenclan,, coin-
rebended the whole ot the premiers mentimie,)
the lease, and that th • rent of 511. per annum has
been paid fit said preasrs, up to Micwim is last ;
and that a notice, sig ed by the Piailitiff, was de-
livered by t im to the D: to Mance on the 27th day
of July, 1605, to quit at Ludy-day last.
Mr. D ,titsctv. 'as Couns I for the Defendant,
pro turel several receipts, for a year's rent, due at
Miclia+nas ; and therefore contended, that the te-
n tntee vatted at Yl,chaelmas, and not at La•ly-day ;
and that if the ten.* itcy did end at Lady-day, still
that the notice to quoit at that time was waived by
the,„effeet of several lettets Written by the Plaintiff,
his agent, Mr. Wail, and the Defendant, and which
were put in act/ read.
Mt. Setjealt
Datincey through the whole of his speech, and con-
tended, that the receipts were in no re•peet evidenc.p,
r t the teilantey, or of any new agreement, and thet
the notice was rot in any respell waived, and these-
for,. the Plaintiff would be entitled to a verdiß.
.Judge Laws rare, in summing up to the Jury,
said, that unless the Defendant coull show an
agreement subsequent to the lease, the lisa,e we,
evidence of a tenantcy, and the notice to quit was
good—therefore the Plaintiff would be ei-ititled to
recover.—The Jury wt,tiout hesitation gave a ver-
ditt for the Plati.ttff

alias the

EXECUTION OF IdATSELE.
Maisel,. FPederith

Philip alias . he ,
Frenebnian. sentenced at the last Assizes to be eire-
cuted in this town, for maliciously shooting At Ro-
bert Twylord, a watchman, on the night of the Bth
ult. will be brought horn Warwick to-morrow
morning, to undergo the sentence of the law. The
ay..fisl ceremony is to take place about eleven
o'clock, on Snowhill, at the bottom of Great
Char les.street.

The unfortunate man who is thus doomed by the
off nded laws of his country to expiate, by his
death, a clime of the most heinous nature, is a aa•
live of Yarmouth.

That magnificent establishment, the General
Hospital at Chatham, is p,uves over to ahe Guards,
and will in future be an hospital and barracks for
them.
The Aberystwith Coach, nn its return to ShrewA.
bury, on Tuesday morning, was accidentally drat
against one of the guard-stones of Mallwyd Bridge,.
and by the violence of tilt shock, three females and
a man, who were on the top of the coach, and the
coachman, were precipitated over the side of the
bridge among the rocks several feet below. We are
concerned to state, that two young ladies had their
skulls fraeured, and the other parties received ma.
terial injury.
Saturday se'nnight, the beautiful cottage beloneng
to Lady FeAIICIS TO LIAM ACH 16, at Steeohill, in tie
Isle of Wight, was discovered to be an fire, and in
a short time was entirely consumed: it was only
by the greatest exertions that a part of the furniture ,
was used. It is not known by what means this ac-
cident happened, none of the family being there.
On Wednesday evening, about nine o'clock, one
of the Duke of Sussex's horses ran away from the
stables at Kensingtoa, down the road towards Ham-
mersmith, and came in contaa with the Duke of
CUIII Zee LA ND'S barouche and pair, which was re.
turning to town from Kew, and broke the leg of
one of his horses, and dislocated his own ‘hoolder ;
the former was ordered to be shot. His Rover-
Ilionwess received no injury.
A letter from Naples, dated July 21, says,
" A culpable correspondence has been discovered
between Naples and Palermo, carried on by two
relsii•use and a hermit. Two persons from the
Isle of Capri landed on Sunday evening near Na-
ples. As soon as they landed, they took a carriage,
drove through all the streets of the city, and deli.
vered letters and packets to different persons. The
police soon arrested the two persons, as also the
boatmen who landed them, and the persons to
whom they delivered letters. They are all in
the hands of Government, and will receive the
punishment they merit. The following have been
banished the kingdom:—The President Frans°, the
father of the Marchioness lie Buidomansi ; the
Count Dentici Massminghi, the President D'Attria,
the Judge Farolla, the late Brigadier Kutti Lianchi,
and the Duke of Bocce Romano. The persons
arrested far endeavouring to excite the people
against the Garernment, will soon be brought b

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tit Om SATURDAY NIGRT'S GAZETTE.
miTITAR, pßomo rioNF.
Corps of
Pattick D. Calder, Gent to be S coild Lenten:lM. Dated
Augug 1, Hugh Lawson, Gent. to be date). Dated
al above.
Corps of Royal Art d;ery Criers.
Second* Lieutenant Coinoti,soy Tho.t.as J .t:J•11 to be First
Lieutenant C3,r.siissary, vice Brovr,die, Datsd Au-
gu.d 16,1806.
Pt ilpot, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Commissary,
vlce J.l.d..ta. Dated as above.

Cnansietian signed by tie lard Lieutenant of the County e
Surrey.
Seco:l4 Regiment of Sufi...! Militia.
amrige Gaithwaite, Erg to be Captain. D4W July 31,
isu6.

P.'IIITNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.
James Davenvoit, Jaws Gte, and Janes Ryder, ,4 tiollin-
wnA, in the perish or 01.1itain, in the county at LAwatiter,
luc-mioriiif.ic 110 July 23,1806.
John Ris:',ardion and George Thom, late of Stow•haven.
Nor. 17. la
R kliardllancork and TIMMS Datbyshire. of Nether Ktititt•
ford. in the county of (limiter, euttonmianufatturers. N.A. I,
18.4.
Philip Ball, of the city of Worcester, glnVer, and John Tot
ly, of toe city of Fluter ad, Lop-d-sler. August 1,, lam,.
W.uldmgtort, Wuium lic!roave-, J•inec Casten,
and ls., n Cou,en, of Bradford, in the c.iunty of York, ,uana.
era of cottoo gmaft. J un- 2, 1806.
James Day and Julio lloml Smith, of Water lane, Tower.
crver, multi; city of London, wine and spirit btok rs. August
21, 13• 6.
Stoolteri Goddard add Benjamin Ponutney, of Gerard-street,
Soh,,, wuollm•drapers.uly 1, 1806.
Picard Had Joseph
Haddon W ruin, of filanclieiter, in
o,e county of Lancaster, grocers and tea.dealos. A vg...t. 18,
18 .6
.ndetwa atld' 30h4 fle•A•mott, of 0:d 'Change,
w trAmtnesneit. pet. St. 1385.
Ellintlitarve, in Manchester.
dealrrs in twit end welt.. Atm 4, 1806
N W• Candy 511,1 George Bildpnrt, of Ohl C.ivendi.b.strect,
Gavaidish-stjuare, in the county of Middlesex, tworativa paint•
eta mot loaner Ang 8,1806.
FrialCis Ingrain the aid •,, Be.ijainin Kennet, and Francis In.
arms the 'monger, of Wakefield, in the courtly ut York, bank
ere. Ju ), It .6.
IRNKRUPTCIFS ENLARGED.

James O'M•feagheu, late al Bury.stre..t, Sant Mary Axe, in
the city of I.raii 104, yr 'merchant, dealer and chapnean,
from Sept 9 t. ttetober 28, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jamei Partogio I, or Fen court, Fenatiorch.street, in the
city of London, broker, front Sept. hi to October 28, at ten, at
Gailrthrid.
John Oliphant, of Fleet-street, in th- city of I,nridoo, to
dealer and chairman, from Sept 9 to Lactoaer 28, at ten, at
BANKRUPTS.
James Dodds, of Crown strret, 12-rssingon Butts, in the
county of Suriey, jawellsr, dealer and chap oan, to surr,.n.ler
Sept Id, 20, and October 4, at ....lever', at Guildlia;l, Lowden.
Att.rrney, M•. Patten, Crosa•straeti, Hanori-s.re 1.
Wiliam I laic and Samuel Turner the yrrungar,of Lothbury,
in the city of London, warehousemen, dealers arid chairmen,
to sarreeder Auve 27, at ene, 28, end October 4, at tsrrdyir,

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Attorney, Mr. Hilliard, Copthall-cOuit, "fltrug:
haetton.streek.
late of Lettltells.roul, (but now of the Ring's
Brach Praan,) In the owthallp o(tittrA434;brallMis 41:1.4"
and chapman, to auricular Aug 30, Sept. , and Octo et 4,
at ten, at Goi.dhall, -London Attorneys, Mciiis. Mcddaw-
ciolt and Stanley, Gray's Inn, London.
James 14,ible, of Coggerahall, in the comae of Ewes,
vomited mutufacturer, dealer and chairman, to sut render Aug.
27, at one, 24, Ind Oct tb.fr 4. at (*Ave, at Goildleall, Lon-
don. Attorney, Mr. Charles Fermis vied, Fliday street,
Cheapside, London.
Henry Fell, of Basinghall-street, in the city of London,
erarehouieinaii, dealer and chapnian, to eurrender August 9d,
Sept. 9, and October 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anoints',
Mr. George Atkinson, Castle-street, Falcon square.
Moses Elliott, of Chttham, in the enmity of Kent, shop.
kt•eper, dealer and chapman, to surrender Aug 26, 31, and
Octaher 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Broad,
Ltoion.street, Borough.
George recruit Macciillneh, late of Easteheap, in the city of
London, merchant, dealer and chapmaii, to surrender Aug.
:id, and October 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mills,
L.1,-place, Balboni.

DIVIDENDS.
Sept. 16. William Cockend, of Ludgate-hill, London, linen-
eLoper, at twelve, at Guild
Auguit 2G. Formica. Bats, of Viemlaws, near Golden-mime,
aii the c entity of Middlesex, prat:nuttier, at ten, at Guildhall,
London.
Sept. 27. Elisabeth Clarkson, widow, and Ri:hard Dove,
both of South Auellemtreet, in the parish of St. George,
Hanover-square, in the minty of tt'ottllesax, oil-dealeis
end wine.merchains, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Sept 17. Elizabeth Clarkson, widow, of South And ey street,
its the paints of St. George, Hanore,-eqo ire, in the county
of Stdrit.ex, eel dealer and wine-inercliaot, at ten, at
Guisittal, London.
Sept. 27. Rechaid Dove, of South Andley-street, in t!ee oa-
fish of St Ge•erge, flaoover-square, in the counts of Mid•
dlesex, uil-dater and wine-merchant, at too, at Guildhall,
London.
Sept. 13. Joseph Ludlam, of Stoke.Bruern, in the county of
Northampton, victualler, cot! merchant, dealer and chap•
testi, at eleven, at the White Lion Lin, in Latibury, in the
county of Oxford.
Sept. 13. Arthur Lewis, of Banbury, in the county of Oxford,
me, -er, draper, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the
White Lion Inn, in Hint:only.
Sept. 13. Abraham Stott, Robert Fitton, Richard Honker,
Robert Butterworth, and Robert Hartley, all ot the county
of Lancaster, cotton •rinieufacturers, at tour, at the house of
William Lawson, the Griffin Inn, Dangerous Geyser, in
Manchester, in the counry of Lancaster.
Sept. It Joseph Hardy, of Sheffield, in the county of York,
grncer, dealer and chapinan, at three, at the Tontine Inn, iii
_Sheffield. •
Oct 22. Henry Capes, of Gainaburgh, In the minty of Liss.
coin, mercer, linen-draper, dealer and Chapman, at eleven,
at the White Hart Inn, in Gam burgh.
Sept 22. Samuel Broughall, of Yeetcoi, in the parish of Ras-
ciiiirch, in the county of Salop, miller, at twelve, at the
Talbot Inn, no SMeardiiiry, ui the euenty of Salop.
Sept. 27. Joh a Belcher, of Lamb's Condon-street, in the
county of Middlesex, merchant, at twelves at Guildnan,
London.
OR. ti. J•hn Brewer, of Raaex.street, in the Strand, in the
county of Middlesex, nine, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
Sept. 16. Timm*, Griffiths, latent Tort-attest, Spital-fields,
in the couidy of Middlesex, silk-weaver, desist ama chap.
man, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
CERTIFICATES—Seer. 13.
George Knox and John Hay, of the towel of Kingston-nylon-
Hull, and of Great Grimsby, in the coolny of Lincoln, mer-
chants, dealers and clapenen.
Thomas Blowers, of London street, in the pariah of St.
pan-
eras, in the county of M.ddlesex, linca-drai.er, dealer and
ciapnutt.