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MANCHESTER COCKING.

TIIP, TURF.

BEVERLEY RACES, 18C;.

WZDNEST)ItY, JUN t 12.
Sweepitakzs of tugs. each, Mr three-fears old coifs,
316. fillies, bat. One mile and a half. (7 Sub•
scribers).
Sir Ni M. Syirer's b. e. Sir R.givald,try Precipitate, out
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-of Rachel (S. Chiffney) - • 1
Mr Dole'', cli f. by Abbot Thuile, out of Ranaby's Dam 2
Mr. Ilutty's man colt, Dior-nee, by urmond 3
Mr. Watt's b. f. by oat of Miss Judy. 4
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Even betting on the Miss Judy 6117. and 2 to 1
against Sir Reginald. Won easy.
Sweepstakes of 2Ogs. each. for three-year olds and
upwards. Four Miles. (5 Subscribers).
Sir M M. Syker's b. c. Sir Laaeolot, by Dalpiiii, thus by
King Fergus. 'st. lelb. I
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Mr. C. hinerman'y b. in. Susan, 5 years old, 84. lib. 2
Btol on Susan. Won easy. .

THURSDAY.
The Fifty Pounds, for tree ani four-ysar
Two Mile heats.

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Major Bowe+ Bair FJly, Mar Walharo, by Screeotois,
3 years old, 7st. 41h. . I I
Mr. Turner's Bay F.:ly, 3 years old, 7;t. 41%. . t g
Mr Watt's Ray Ft.l7. out of Idea Judy, 3 years r
7st. 41b. . 3
2 to 1 on Miss Welham—after the heat, 4 to-1
she won.—A good race.
nese Races are well attended by a number of
Sporting Gentlemen. and other company (rola
Hull, and the populous neighbourhood of Smoky.
The races, cocking. plays (Butler's CornpAny), •
balls, 'cc. have attraaed many, and Sir Mart's sac.
ces has given general satisfaillou.

In the Race Week, a Main of Cocks was forret
between Sir Winsor Hunloke. Bart. (Harrison,
feeder), anJ R G. Hopwood, E.g. (Potter, feeder),
f ir lugs. a Battle and.loogs. :he Main.
11 %Ranee. so. Porten. N.
Tucodey 9
Wednesday ..... ...... 9 .... ... I
•
Triomf*?
Friday
Sasenlay S

Before fig!ving, 4.3 to lon Potter. In fighting
ti.e I.r,t tierce Rattles, r Sat,erday, 1 to lou Har-
rison, bylio won the firs: three out tr! sir.

CoURSING.

--is.
Mr. Corselliii, the great Wiltshire courser, has
become the [XI% essor nt roan: Sooty. all by purchase
from Mr. Svrinten. At the last Nizrl:inrough Meet-
ing, he was started against the swiftest dog ':s Witt-
shire. 'foe first tarn, after two counci, cosld not
Ise decided, but the whole mf lir r•ynriv was given to
row Snowball, who is now k-pt i:s Wiltshire for
his breed.
Mr. Mellish's dog, which beat a" '7ewmarket
with so roods ease, is matched to 1:! • , a •he nett
Mahon Mi•e:irg, for 100 guineas. He :as also ot-
feted to start a whelp, got by the above d.r• !, which
is a :en of CP.I Snou64lll from a bitch; Ilse i... .ettty
of Mr. Lovelace, against any whelp of the same
af:.e in England.
Mr. Lovelace is now summed to hare the best
greyhounds at the Swatiharn Meeting, thotTh his
gar. "the." not ttyrlfelli equal to that of Mr.
Moseley, Sir John Seabrrght, or Mr. Hammond.
Buick. and some other of the Newmarket JAck,re,

are now becom► professed trainers of greyhounds,
preparatory to their matches.

Yestercley, 16th June, being the first Sunday in
Trinity Tam, the Lotto MAYO* and Tleriffs went
in State from the Mansion House, to meet the twelve
Judges and the Serjeauts at Law, to hear Divine
Service at St. Paul's ; after which, Mr. Sheriff
SCHOLLY and Mr. Sheriff Dostrites entertaiae.l
the Judges, Law Officers, and the Court of Alder-
men, at Stationers' Hall—The company of the
Loan MATO*, at dinner, Was on this particeler oc-
casion dispensed with, to give the Sheriffs an opper-
vanity of presiding at their own entertainment.
Captain Cea et, of the Second Tower Hamlets
Militia; was buried on Saturday at Heckeey church
with great funeral pomp. He was carred by the
Light Company, which he commanded, tram I i ack-
ney Terrace to the church-yard. All t'.e Officers
attended. He was a gentleman of the most atztiable
manners, and is universally regretted. lie had been
mart ied but a few months.
On Wednesday last, a duel was 1-tsht on Dal-
key Island, between Captains F. aM Ca a• d Mt; a-
say, of the 47th foot. Alts tube:long two
shots each, one of which slightly wounded -aptain
MURRAY, the Lieutenant of the Martelin *rowel on
the island iuterfered, and the affair was arnica sly
adjusted.
On Friday afternoon, at the public office, Queen-
square, a genteel young man was committed for
re-examination, charged by the Master of a Hotel,
with forging a draft fur,3ool purporting to be drawn
by a Gentleabin in the country on Messrs. COLLIEaS
and Co. army agents, with an intent to defraud the
landlord.
A letter from Weymouth say at part of the
Adergave,,,y East Indiarnen ha"resi broken up,
and that the lower decks exhibited a shocking spec-
tacle of the bodies drowned in :net ship. Five were
washed on shore on Wednesday morning. Every
exertion is making to dear the whole of the wreck,.
and to preserve such parts of the propetty as were
not perishable.
At the late review on Durdhatn Down, one of
the Monmouth Volunteers, over anxious to hear
General l' s's Address, raised himself by
standing on one kg, between the situp
of his musket ; he shortly fell, and the
-up his et.n through his head. He died
THIRTY THOUSAND POVsDs.—The,
drawn on Saturday a Prise of 30.9e31.
•ne fait and ight sixteenth shires
at
Cornhdl, and 9. Charing Cross, where
holders may receive their money on
Booth takes the earliest opportunity
thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and I
tai, for the very distinguished preference
been pleased to give his offices in the
tini.h,..l on Saturday, it'd hopes they
any tri!:ing errors that may havt happened
hurry of business.

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EY RACES, 18C;.
DaY, JCNC 12.
rs , , ill:;
each, for three-yea old colts,
One mile and a half. (7 Sub-
r RlOlaid, by Precipitate, out
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a Thuile, out of Rantaby't Dam 2
c.vne., by urmond 3 It
Kim Judy. . . 4.
Miss Judy 611 r, and 2 to 1 4
.eginald. on easy. ,
each, for three-year olds and
Miles. (5 Subscribers). .. .
r Laotaelos, by Dalpiui, dam by
I
uteri, 5 years old, 84. 114. 2
is4n. Won easy. •
HURSDAY.
r three and four-year olds.--.
o Mile heats.
, Um Walturn, by Serasetose,
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3 years old, 7.t. 4Th. . a 2
it of Um, Judy, 3 years ..:r,
. 3 3
ram—after the heat, 4 to-1 . .
i.—A good race.
rcll attended by a number of
1, and other company (MIR
nos neighbourhood of Beverly
rg. plays (Butler's Company), •
aed many, and Sir Mart's rata ,
al satisfaaiou. ,
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JESTER COCKING.
r, a Main of Cocks was fought
,r Hunloke, Bart. (Harrison,
-lope:nod, E.g. (Potter, feeder), '
ad . e 100", s. ',he Main.
se. Porten. u.
$ ,
.... 2
.... 2 ...............
12 14
42 to lon Potter. In fighting
. :.5, (m S4totday, 1 to 1 o'.l Hat- ,I
firs: three out o`. six.

!tween the sling and barrel
ly fell, and the bayonet ran
mad. He died soon after
Otl:4l)s.—The Ticket ^,147,
'rise of 304(.31. was sol, in
inth shires at Hisses, Nr. 4, :;1
t Cross, where th" fortunate
bit money on demand. .r.
t opportunity of 1.-turning
Gentry, and Public in gene-
Jibbed preference they hive
is offices in the Lottery Ilia
and hopes they w.ll ttsu,e
may have haNsincti ill the

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FROM SATURD:IT MITTS GAZETTE.

4dmindiv-04ire, /wee 15,

Con of a Letter from Capt. Mudge, of the Mambo. to Rear
Admiral 0.14=4. . -

....
Ilk Majesty's StripMan che. off Cape Tibetan, April 5.
b leave to acqu.int you with haying, tine day, cap-
tured the French Schooner prermeer La Hard, mounting
throe porta and 58 4urn, after a chat* of 26 bouts.
I urn, &e. (Wined) Z MUDGE.
Rear Admiral Dieted, C.inimmuler in Chief, &c.
Co iv of another tartlet from Rear Admiral Dames to William
'sladaleit, Esq. dated on board Ilia Majesty's Ship Hercule,
Port Royal Harbour' April W.
SIR—I have the honour to enclose, for their Lordships' in.
formation, the (Teoy of a letter I hare received from Capt Le
Gere, of the Stork, acinainting me, that the pinnace and
cutter had cut out a Dutch' 'infuser ; also another letter from
Capt. Roo, of the Pique' to Vies Admiral Sir John Thomas
Dackworth, stating that he had captured His Catholic Ma-
jesty's corvette Orquijo. I ant, &c. J. R. DACRES.
His Maim' y'a Sloop Stork, off Mona, March 25.
SIR. 4 have the honour to acquaint you, that the pinnace
geld cutter of the Sunk, with 18 men, under the enrnmand of
Robertson, asai.ted by Lieutenant Murray, on the
/•
hi of the 234 list cut out of tile hatiNkUT of Cape Roxo, in
Porto Rico, the Dutch schooner privateer Antelope, of live
guns ant 51 men, SO of winch only were on board, and of that
member but 15 were made ptisolicfs, the reit making their
seipe by jumping into the water
As the Antelope was prepared to heave down on the follow-
ing day, her guns, Ice. were on hoard alv wortg.itle of which
the was lashed, and front the eircitniaraiwe of her crew being
alieided pewee,' the two vestela, and petered to defend them-
WWI, it became neceseary to board them both at once, which
met efferted in a very gillant manner, withont any other acci-
dent Oa our pert than that of Lieutenadt Matey and one tea-
man being shithr,,y wounded.
Lieutenant Rehert.on, whom 1 have always found an anive
Resit vant ihle Officer, appears to have condefred himaelf upon
the present occasion with great steadmeo, and 1 have much
pleasure in acknoariedeing the sense I entertain of his merit, as
well as that of Lieuten int )(Array, and the seamen employed.
The Antelope is a line sword, and a remarkably fast sailer.
1 have the honour to he, (Signed) G. -Lk: GEYTE.
Teaser Admiral D•cres, Canimender in Chef
Hu m_icety.a chip puttee, off the Havannab,
SIR, February it.
1 have the honour to inform yo I of .our leaving, this after-
lYiun, captured Ilia Nlajeity'a corvette Orquijo, of 18 guile and
$ man, commanded by (ton Mwuel Degongra, from Cartha-
gene to Hav mush, with ihstingthes, which were thrown Oyer-
boud before we took pot :Mon. 1 have the honour to be, dec.
Ci I nRLES W H. ROSS.
To Sir John Thomas Duckworth, K. It. Vice Ad.
tura! of the Blue, Commander in Chief, &c.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Taaahwriod, of His Majesty's
Ship Baccoatite, to Walhalla Marsden, 1.1. A. dated on board
the said Ship at Nis Pr tridence, title April, 18J:i.
SIR—I avail assert, of the opportunity of a packet sailing
for Enclvid to inclose you a copy of a letter which 1 have this
day transmitted to Rear-Admiral Dames, Commander rut Chief
et Jarnitca, glyttig an accnuet of my having captured Ho Ca-
tholic. Nfalest)'s schooner I.a Elizabeth, commanded by Demo
Josef Far Fexegoin, of ten gains and forty omen men. Al,,
of a most 'pliant exploit peiformed by Lieutenant Oliver, in
storming and taking • fort, in order to effect the capture of
throe French privat..eis,suniposed to he laying in the harbour of
Martel, vin the island of Cuba, and who, trom their piratical
depredations, had ;ouch annoyed the trade of H s Majesty's
suoje ts, as well as the commerce of neutral nations; and, al-
though the object of the expedition was not fogy obtained, in
emis-quence of their having sailed the evening i prev.ous to the
attack, yet still, 1 trast, its. bold sod manly conalect displayed by
Lieutenant (Mover will be honoorod with the approbation of
nay Lords Cneninmionereof the Admiralty ; and although Lieu.
tenant Campbell had not the good fortune to shme in the glory
the' well intended emeriti Iva, vet great credit i. due to his
Intenterne and exeittels Lieutenant Oliver spraka in the
highest terms of comin.ci.idarinti of the spirit arid &leer Ay of the
Ilsnoora'..le Alumna De Come., as 'veil ns the whole of his
ttitcal.id etym. I lure the honour to be, ike.
H. DASHWOOD.
Raechante, New Proeidence, April 18, 16115.
MR-4 have the honour to acquaint you, that, on the in-
stant, His Mapory ship under my direction captured, off the
Ilavannah, Hit Catholic Majesty's 'choosier, l.a Elizabeth, of
tee grans and forty seven men, commanded by John Don Josef
ref Fexereon. She was eherg:d wish dispatches from the Go.
earner ce rertisecola, which were thrown overboard previous to
year tUrretl4l2l/01.
Haven received intiraeation that there were three French
?riveter!' in the harbour of Marie; (a email convenient poet a
little to the westward of the liu'aiinah), which had annoyed
meet tonsidetably the 1,01.3 of His Mrit-tV.ii ',object', Iran-
alentiv passing through the guiph, 1 deter...tilled, if possible, to
gout this burl of Penis ; tor, from their plunderhg and 11l
treating the crew of every vessel they met with, most particu-
larly the Americans, they were nothing holm ; and Lieute.
name Oliver and Campbell timing in the most handsome man-
ner volunteered their entire@ en this hazardous urea ion, I this
patched these excellent *Meer', accompamed by the Honour-
able Mwn& De Cooney, inslahionnan, ow the evening of the
INh in her. boats; end as it was absolutely necessary
to gain poloorion of a round tower, near forty feet high, on the

s.n. of winch were planted three long twenty four pounders,
with loon hales mond its etteumfentlice for musketry, and man-
ned wall a captain and 'bitty so'dier.., I gave directmos to at-
tack and carry the fort previous to their entering the harbour,
So as to suable them to secure a safe retreat. Lw.itenattt Oli-
ver, the seekr officer, being in the lirarlmou boat, (ending him-
self discovered, and as not a moment was to be lost at such a
e.itical period, MUM nobly advatscrd. without wasting for his
friend, landed is thetace, and in opposition toe most tremendous
fire, without condescending to Ireton the salutation, monitted
the fort by a bdd which he had previously provided, end fairly
earned it hr a ramp de main with thirteen men, !caving Mr. De
Con., eoritls three others, to guard the boat, wsh an accident to
only on, biers, mail GeorecAllimo;woundestwito was unfortu-
nate:a Mot throe gn the body before ti-e boat tout httithe ground;
bun I am happy ti say, from the care and attention of Mr.
'Williams, the surgeon, he d, already rapidly recovering ; the
ette.ny had two killed and three wounthd.

Lrepte ant Oliver, leaving Series:it Denslow, of the Ma-
Thies (who, from his bravery and gond conduct, deserves great
praiae, with six men to guard the fun, and having been re-
joined by Lieutenant Campbell, dashed on oi attack the pri-
vateers; but, to their great mortification, found they had sailed
the der previous on a allilej ha we; ttiertiute obliged to be
conternad with taking pivaiehian of two -Jim-niers, lade r with
wigs, which !memos' yallaotly brought.:... horn almigrala a
wharf, in Spite of rw,teal doc!iarget of iousketry Lore the
troops and militia, elc In
poured dawn in numbers horn the
PlTrUtlndlic tohnir..
I should emit bar been Ph part,cular in recounting a eir-
CI-nuance which was ii.a atretided wi,li ultimate -wee,ms, were
aot to mark rur arity•atiort or the noble conduct of Linn,
slant o;iser, in so ga'l..ntly attaeking an 4 carrying a fort which,
with the men .t c,ara.ned, ir,...g•it to have maintained it. pod-
taw. again fifiF times the nusiaer that were opposed ; but no-
-14;-g wisli•tand tae post ot and manly steps taken by
that Officer and his gallaiit crew 'or this occasion; and as, in
my humble judgment' the attempt was most dads; and hazar-
dous, and, had the privatei.rs been there, 1 doubt not but sue.
test weak. bow amended them, se I humbly solicit the honour
et nonce to this Meat gallant Officer.
hew the humour to be, he. C. DASIIVVOUD.
T. RearAdiairal I)acree.Coeeender
In Cider, he. S.c.
Copies of two .Letter.' from Captain Like, Commander of
• Dis Mej:stra ship the Topase, to William Mamden, F.sq.
S I It, To,3see, at Sea, May 7, 15'15
I have the homer to transmit, for the inferinataxi of the
Lord'. Commissioners of the Admiralty, a Copy of my Letter
So A•linirsi Lord Lindner of this date.
lan, mkt. W. T. ZAK E.
William Marsden, En.
MY 1,011 D. - • Toele, Met 7, 11195.

*geed Letter of Marque, of Liverpool, after a smart &akin,
mid the brig Illrunvvrick from Honduras.
I have the honour to be, &e. WT. LAKE.
Admiral Lerd Gardner, &c. &c. &c.
SIR, Toper, at Sea, May 20, 1505.
I enclose herewith; for their Lordships information, a copy
of a letter I bare written villa dry to Admiral Lord Cianbier.
I have the honour to b-, &e.
William Minden, Esq. W. T. I.AK F..
MY LOK D, Toper; at Sea, Mey 20, 1205.
I have the saliasAion to acquaint you, that Uis Me:e-ity%
.hip under my command, has been again succesful, having
Lois day captured El Fenix, a Spanish privateer brig, of four-
teen guns, and eighty-five men, of St. Sebastian, out from
Vigo ten days, without making a capture.
1 have the honour to he, &c
Admiral Lurd Gardner, &c. &c. W. T. LAKE.

MILL VARY Plt• thIJTIONS.
tf at. Olere. Jmac 13, 1803.
Istßegintent of Dragoon Guards—Strjeant Major John Part
Swear, from the 4th Dragoon Gllslrdi, to be Adjutant, with
the rank of Cornet, vice Dowthwaite, who resigns the Ad-
jutancy.
LI ditto-. Comet George Morris, Irurp the Sd Mignon% to he
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Nixon, appointed to the
12th Light Dragoons.
6th ditto... Cornet Thomas William Taylor to be Lieutenant,
without purchase.
Cornet Thomas Hills: to be ditto.
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards--Turner Grant, Gent. to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice Reeve, promoted.
Coldstream ditto—Ciptain William Henry Rinke', from the
66th feet, to be Lieutenant, vice Onslow, who exchanges.
10th Regiment of Foot—Captain Francis William Cashell to
be Major by purchase, vice Parkhill, promoted.
37th ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Ce.ond William Spread to be
Lieutenant• Colonel, without purchase.
Brevet Major William Stewart w be Major, vice Spread.
87th ditto—Captain Frauds M. Miller to be Major, by pur-
vice Hall, who retires.
89th ditto—Major Joseph Morrison, from half-pay of the 17th
Foot, t atijor, vice Le M.:sutler, who exchanges.
96th ditto.—Lieratenant•Colooel George Augustus Leethes,
from half pay of the York I lusaars, to be Lieutenant-Colo.
net, vice Wardrobe, who exchanges.
2d West India Reginteut—Majar Sir George Leith, Bart. from
the 171% Foot, to be Lieetenant-Colonel, without purchase.
3d ditto.—Jthsi Puoiton, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase,
vice Jennings, to be superseded, having absented himself
without leave, whce on the paint of embarking to join
hi: Regiment.
Ith ditto—George Gordon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Earl, to
be Superseded, having a'otented himself witnout lease, when
on the point of embarking tojoht his regiment.
6th ditte—.Captain John Castle to be Major, Without purchase,
vire Stirke, promoted.
3d Royal Veteran B ittalione..M.ijor John Grant, from the 9th
Veteran Battilion, to be Major, vice West, who e.ichanges
7th ditto—s Mai it William West, from the 3d Veteran Batta
hoe, to be Major, vice Grant, who exchanges.
GAR R
Lieutenant.Eolenel Alexander Loraine, of the 91st Foot, to
be Deputy Governor of South-Sea Castle, vice Snack, ap-
pointed LieutenantGarcuur of the Ise sit Maim.
STAFF.
Wrilliam Armstrong, Eeq. late Major of the Longford
to be an Inspecting Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer
Corps in Ireland, with temporary rank of Lieutenant Cub
nel in the Army, vice Lord Rossmore, who resigns.
London sod Westminster Light Horse Voluineers,
Captain Woodbine Parish to be Major, vice Stratey, who re-
ages.
Lieutenant Edward Vault, to b • Captain, vice Parish.
Thomas Laughtoo, Gent to be Lrotrtnant, vice VAUX.
Third Regiment of Royal East India Volunteers.
Lieutenant Gmnrge Potter to be Captain, vice Steele, who
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Mario%

Paymmter James Nowland, of Ith Battalion el the lOthFiant,
I, &omitted the Service (or entliersliiiis the pudic ,
am, apelying it to the payment of his debts.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Remutinitun and William HmtwitingSoith,of flAttna-
Intl, iu the pariah of Homey, Gloaca.terhire, cluthieta
May 31, 1801.
W ilmore and Thorn's Dalton, of Birmingham, In
the county at Warwick, fa,unt May 30, lantS.
Jushua Deere!, Dewy Loneden the young's, J•hn
Bar-
low, and James CIIIIMIDVM, in the busload of cazt hod 1-
cos, carriodoll at 5hc01,441, in thccounty of Yolk. Ju..e
180,.

Thomas Wits and Christopher Slab* of Marshfield, in the
county of Gitilleet.tel. sualtstis June 1, Iso3
William Harwood, John Cliamherhun, and John Sh • ton,
of Boniingliani, in the sunny of Warwick, timber. tucrsh.ots.
May 9, 1$t)).
Edward Throuprion and John Gilder, junior, at the tow.i of
Kingston-upon !lull. June 11, 16115.
Samuel Needham and 'morph Lore, of Spreid Elle-court,
road' line. April 30, 1140.5.
John Thomas and Robert Whitel nine and brandy-mar-
-
chants, No. 34, Walbrook, London. April 30, 1603.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
William Dann, of Gillinghaio, it tie smutty of Kent,
banker, dealer and ehapman.
Bryan Bentham, of Shaernoo, In the county of Kent,
limiter, dealer and Chapman.
James &doe, of Chatham, in the county of Kest, banker,
dealer and elluivrnaii.
BANKRUPTS.

SUNNI C IftWright, of Maiden.laue, Wood-street, Lusent,
hosier, Mater and chapetan, to surrender Jim- IS, SI, and
July 27, at one, at Guildhall. MlLlflley, Mr. Thomas Wild,
Castle stout, YGOCOCI square.
David Devonshire, of I/4 street, Haswell-street-road, In the
county tat Mid !tepee, leweller, dealer and chairman, I. stir.
render June 28, 29, and July 87, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London. Mutually, Mr. George Atkinson, Coale-street,
Falcoo-squire.
Edward Marston, now or late of Uttuxeter, in the COlifar of
Stafford, cork-cutter, dealer and Chapman, to Staffrlbtler Jan;
SS, at silt, 29, at ten, and July 111, at twelve, at tile Three
Queens, in Burtonm,um l'rent, in tit: u 4 county. Attorney,
Mr Osherue, in Barton. upon-Trent.
HornClle., of Cantialniry, graima, dealer and chaprnaii, to
surrender June 19, 29, and July 2.', at el,ven at
Lawton. Attnourys Mears. Hethersole and 'Portal, Ease:-
street, Strand, Lmidon
John Brewer, of E.4112X street, Strand, in the c mute of M id-
dlose.x' tailor, dealer anti clirtomau, to Nut:ender .11.1Ut
29, arid July 27, at ten, at tikul.lha'l, Loudon. Attorneys,
Mama, &vitt and Rix,n, Ilay.laii.sinam,
Henry Hayward. of Kaiwgate, in the Isle of Thant, in the
county of Kent, botcher, tu surrender June 11, 29, at one,
and July 87, at twelve, at (21iildhall, I.ondon. Attorney,
Mr. H. I Switiford, No. 16, Mitre-coundistildisigs,Temple.
Thomas Be.wick and Gc..p4e Redfern, now or late of Qaarn-
ford, iii the county of Staff..rd, dealers and clupeaeu,
render June 26, 27. an.l July 27, at elCtrfl, at the Woo-, of
John Hodkieson, the Ohl Angel Inn, in hisuclesfiekl, in the
county of Chester. Attornitiv, Messrs. aulow and Stout, in
Macclesfield.

George Shepherd, or Stanhope-street, Clare-market, in the
roomy of i•ldlesen, wine and brandy-merchant, t surrender
June IS, 29, and July 57, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Elstnb, Catherine court, Trlnity.snuare.
Joint Lewis, nt Cardigan, haat': county of Ca.drgan, nsent•s•
draper, deafer and chapinan, to surrender Jut, 4,5, at the
house of Mr. James Cargill, the ISMUM.III(.I AHD' Inn, in
Kirkheatori, in the county of York, and 27, at the how, n(
John Booth, the Rime and Crown Inn, Huddersfield, in the
county Of York, at eleven. Atturneyb, Mr. Watyrt, No 20,
Chancery lane, L .sadou ; arid Mr. Jwhua Croblaud, in Hud-
derAeM afor,,a,(l.

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Beaptmin Mended Da Cetta, of Burn-street, St. Mary Atm,
in the eity of Leseirm, and Greest.strert, litaheld-highway, io
the e nmty of Mrldlext, de.ler and chairman, in surrender
June 15, 10 9, and 27, at one, at Guedhall, London. At.
turneys, Mcasrs. Willett and Anneslay. Finstnny-ivare,
Lenina.

Richard Math..w., of the town erf Ab,tystwith, in the
county o 1 t:Aidigast, and Thomas Jour% of the game place,
aterciaanta, tuataututda ban.: 37, Jail 13, a40.1r7, it ten, at

'the 1•1 BOA Inn, in Spilmiaa-tUriel, in the :Aunty at the bo-
rough of Carmarthen. Attosoey, Mr Herbert Lloyd, Car-
marthen.
Thomas Ileder, late of Neu-croer; in the parish of Bt.nt
Paul, Deptford, in the county of Surrey, carpenter, dealer
and Chapman, tosurrender Julie 18, 2.i, and July 27, at ele-
ven, at Guddliall, London. Attorney, Mr. LAW II.!, II sit.
netts street. Covent...garden.
Edw nil Way, of li,nriettivitreet, Cavendish-square, in the
parirn of St. Mar)-la.bounr, in the enmity or Middlesex,
wine merchant, to surrender June 22, 24, at one, and Ji.ly
27, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Att•rrney, Mr. Pasty,
Great Mary-la-bunne-street.

July 13 Hugh Lloyd, of the Middle-Templelane, London,
money scrivener, dealer and eltapinan, at eleven, at Guild.
halt, London.
July 10. Retell Goa', or New-Sarum, in the enmity of
Wilts,l:uen draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the
Birth Tavern, in the city of
July 9. James Harris, of the City of Exeter, enachmaker,
at eleven,at the Glebe in the city of Exeter.
July 9. wrence Smith, of Portsmouth, in the county of
Hants, draper, dealer, and chapeaus, at twelve, at Guild-
hall, London.
Jet SO. William Grant, of Greek-street, Soho, in the county
of Middlesex, limper stainer, dealer and chapman, at ten,
at Guildhall, I.oridon.
July 10. William Stone, of Queen-street, Cheapside, in the
city of Loudon, merchant, at ten, at GYM/hail, Landow
July SO. Charles [ferries and Jirieph Nailer of the city of
London, merchants, at ten, it Guildhall, London.
August 17. John Burrougli, of Red Louis street, Spitalfields,
in the comity of MidrltAhea, baker, dealer, and chapman,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 20. Robert Pickering, of Cheaptide, London, paper-
stainer, dealer and chaionan, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 9. John Wright a. 4 Peter Brae is, of the city of Bristol,
hien-diapers, et le* at Guildhall, Lund.in.
July 13. William Thompson mid Prreival Barter, late of
Deau-street, in the liorutigh of Southwark, in the county of
Surrey, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
July 13. John White, of Great Russell-street, Covent-Garden,
in the county of Middlesex' tin plate worker, dealer and
chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 10 Joseph Cox, of Gravel line, in the county of
Siirrey, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London
July 9. Tromas oweit, of Charing-cross, in the city and
liberty of Westminster, watch maker, at twelve, at Guild-
hall, London.
July 20. Edward Latvian, of Red Lion-street, Southwark, in
the county of Surrey, hop and seed merchant, dealer and
chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 13. John James, of Hatum.garden, in the cosinty of
Middlesex, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at
London.

July 9. William Felton, of Leather-lane, Holbeen, in the
county of Middhsex, coach-maker, at twelve, at Guildhal!,
Landon, _ .

JiJy 20. henry Drric of Pvrtsm, in the county of South-
ampton, mcr.hunt, ship owner, dealer and chapinan, at ten,
at G.sildll4ll, London.
Aisgust 6. John fossil:end, of the Storm's-end, Sou!hwark,
in the cmirty of Surrey, wine merclrent, dealer, 1111. i chap-
man, at ten, at Guitribal', London.
July O. Rolied Clarke, of King street, Covent C;irilen,
the county of Middlesex, linen draper, dealer and chapniati,
at eleven. at Guildhall, London.
July Joseph Houk, of iterionn.lsey street, in the county
of Surrey, I,ather dresser, dealer :And chapman, at eleven, at
Cuilihalt London.

Ju'y 20 Jima Hustler, of Weston Colville, in the cooties,
or C.tntbrulge, fartuer, dealer and chaproatt, at ten, at Gultd•
ha'? Lotadnat.

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July 13. George Duckett, of Middlesex-vtreet,
Town, in the couuty of hieldlevex, tirnber..,uurcsialit,d,aler
and chapusan, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon.

C'ERTIFICATES—mtf u t 6.
Jomeph iVert, the younger. late of Charlet•street, Cuvent
in the count) of Middlemen

flew, Wilarin, late rd the pariah of Chines, in the county of
Worcetter, dealer and Cliapollall.
Ja ran I.le, .ate of I:aide-minister, in the coott) of Wor-
st ter,

. roper. may 7. 1595.
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simile, my comma 0 t c..441116Pe01t nisla ship privateer
N•1..1.n.n, et Si. pi...r V 4u6r, itn4 mount-
itag tin ilke-• 1 atiliffrr . '... itourri: can otsado,
with one n I fr.ns mi , l+f 7.
She ..ted 6 itiAir !., kw Riaireleatrx, an 4 has
Oaken, is tits lid ,'"'"Ais . Ask'. 1M outward- r
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