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P is Make, of tifyawuth-Doitk, to the entity p. Devon,
hiker, deal:* end rthapistaa, rt. surrondar, June 7, 17, aid
Jule 14, at tab, at Guildhall, Lmidroi. ktoricY, Mr. Allen
New HAW- -street.
W4dlalil Folded an, of Weeton, in the county of Nrorcek,
ineichant,dva'er and chapman, to surrender, J rue it, li, and
July 13, at four, at the Angel I in, in the Marker-„face of the
cat Norwich. Attorneys. Ma sis. SCA ell and Blanc, Nor-
wie-.; and Messrs. Tilbury and Ned.ord, Bedford row.
John Baker, late of Midge Altar, iii the enmity or Somera..t,
inhher of cattier, dialer and chap naa, to surrender, June 7. J my
14, and 13, it ten, at the Angel Inn, in Bridgewater. Aust-
in-as, Mr. Boys Bridgewater; and Mesa's. Blake, Cook'r-
, aunt, Carey-itrett, London
John Twerldell, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
saddler, t. su•ionder, June 30, and July 14, 13, at 0r.., at the
Globe 'l' aver., in 1- ..onatrer t, Liverpo.d. Aron ::.:vs, Moms.
Stanidreet and Eden, N.. 6, Leigh .treat, Liverpnii. and Mr.
Thomas Windle, John sue. t, Balford-tow, London.
Augustine Woodwaid, of Liverpool, 11.1 the county of lan
dialer, putter-murrliaiit, deal r and ch to surremter, J uly
I, 2, and 13, at rotten, at the York lintel, W ilhanorti's-
square, Liverpool. Attianar, Mr Josiah Williamson, Leigh-
street, Liverpool.
W,Hisen Mdffatt, of Q:ieemstrOet, Long• Acre, in the county
of Nti,lilieseuc, to surrender, June 10, 14, and
July 15, at one, at (iinulhaH, London Attorneys, Messrs.
Foulkes And Lorigdit, /4..lbvirn•cuirrt, Grad's Inn
William gutter', of Waltham,Abh....., in the county of
F.asex, grocer, dealer and chairman, to surrender, June 14, 41,
arid July 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attorney, M.. T.
I'. Righy, New City Chaus`aers, Bohnpagatastreld.
DIVIDENDS.
June 21. Thomas Leaning, of Pre ton, in the county pda
tine of Lancaster, waited manufacturer, dealer and chap-
lain, at twelve, at the hou.e of Mr Robin B .cher, the Sun
Inn, in Bradford, in the count, of York.
June 25. Wiliam Chapman, of Prann.i, in the county of
Lancaster, worsted manufacturer, dealer and chapman, at
twelve, at Ole house of Mr. Robert Belcher, at the Sun
Inn, Lt Bradford, in the county of Yolk.
June gB. Joseph Yate, late of Warnfool.coitrt, Throg no,tott-
street, in the city of Lender. , merchant, dealer and chap-
man, at ten, at Guildhall, Loadnii.
July 3. Joseph Metcalfe, of Upper East Cul.dh6thl, in the
county of Mieldlea.x. oilier t, rusiiranue-broker, d:aler and
chairman, at one, at Gull than. Ltindlo.
July 5. John lead., of Upper Rest Smithfield, in the county
of Middlesex, 010111111 and insurance-broker, dotter sod
chapinsii, at ode. at Guildhall, 1. 'don.
July 3. Joseph Metcalfe and John Jeyes, rf Upper East
Smithfield, in the counts of MiAlcsar, oilmen and insu-
rance-broker', dealers mid chapinen, at one, at Guildhall,

Landon.
June 27. Jame. Swsnn, late of Hinkley, In the comity of
Leh-ester, eurriet, dealer and Outman, at eleven, at the
George, in Hinkley, :forward.
June 22. Witham high, late of Berwick street, Soho-equate,
in the count, of Mitilesev, tailor, dealer and chapman, at
twelve, it Guildhall, Lucitiid.
June 28 Punter Shepherd, of Lynn, in the county of Norfolk,
draper, dealer and cha,tuan, at twelve, at Uluildhall. Lon-
don.
Juni 2i. Thomas Goland the younger, of Whits Lien court,
Sirchin-lane, in the city of London, and of Belmont-place,
Vauxhall, in the county of Surrey, MI enhant, dealer and
e'ta ,m.m„ at ten, at Guielhall.
Jane 7. John Fawkes, late of Bush-lane, in the city of Len-
don, wine and acuerreserchaat, dealer arid chapmaii, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
June TlVTlinata- lateof Pancras.place, is the county of
ildirldlerez, bricklayer and plaiaterer, dealer and chapinan, at
ten, at Guildhall, London
June et Lawrence, Keir, of Throgmorton-street, in the city
of Louden, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Joon 29. Juhii Patrick Mills, of Fradistrect, near Culehettisr,
in the county of Ewen, shop keeper. dealer and chair-
man, at ten, at Guildhall, Losidtn
July 5 %Villiam Stead, heretofore of Little Tower-hill, in the
county of Middlesex, but lade of Moitimen.strret, in the
slid e inlay of Mwidimaz, aserrJunt and dealer, at ten, at
Giailaleall, letiadou,
!uncle. Thames Star", of Newgate street, In the city of
London wholesale linen-drapa r. dollar and Chapman, at
tea, at 4,4411211.
August E Wiliiam Drummond, of Fobbing, in the county nf.
mariner, corn dealer, deader ant charlatan, et ten. sit
I.ondon.
moo 32 George Hammond, of Stamford, In the county a'
Lincoln, mercer, diaper, dealer end cliaparan, at eleren, at
the George Ina, in 'aunt Martin's, Stamford Baron, in lb.
comity of Northa minuet.
CERTIFICATES—Jotro 24.
Thome, Sherman, late of Castkpoireet near Finshury square.
In the county ia Midillirseg,klumbe;.glaater, Etat palate,.
Bucktan, of the to of Kingston-spun Halt, in the
county of the same horn, spirit-merchant •
Samuel Bock!, the yowler, lets of the city of Petelbototte,
in the county of Sulthampton, but now of Newmarket. is
the county of Stilt ilk, money-scrivener.
Jacob Allneet of New Market-stmet, Wapping, in the cot nty
of Middle:ea, allipsetler, salesman, dealt and cl.apinan.
John Lewis, of Trnyddol, in the parish of Llanfrothial, in
the county of Merionetb, drover, Arse-dealer, dealer and
char-nue.

Pugh, of the city of Gloucester, coal-rnoteltant, dealer
end charoan.
ichard Dove, of South As:eller-street, in the prrilh of S'.
George, Hanover-No.lre, in tho county of lSl..trie:ex, id
dealer and oine....erehAnt.

ihorebtli Clarkeon, of South Auelleyetroet, in the print of St.
George. Hanover-square, is the county of 1111fddleaex, oil
(teeter and wine-merchant.
John See, late of Peterborough, In tles county of Ne:tliampton,
horse dealer.

As the Duke and Duchess of Bcoro Ito were re-
turning to the Castle, a few rights ago from the
Piny, at the corner of Crow-street, Dublin, the
carriage received a sudden jolt from a hole in the
pavement, by which means one of the footmen was
thrown from behind, and I.ad his skull haltered,
and one of his eyes knocked out ; he was carried to
the Castle with little hopes of recovery.
We are sorry to learn that a very destrudive ire
broke out on Saturday se'nnight, in the town of
Longford, Ireland ; and, notwithstanding every
exertion, was not suppressed until two breweries
and above fifty dwelling-houses were totally con-
Phis calamity having principally fallen
upon the poorest class of theinliabitants. the distress
Which. it has occasioned is extreme.
Early on Wednesday morning a fire bloke out in
the stables of the Star Inn, Crediton, Devratshire,
which soon communicated to the dwelling-house,
and to the house adjoining, raging so violently as
to threaten the destruction of a considerable portion
of the town. The inhabitants, however, with great
exertion, prevented the further spreading of the
conflagration ; but the stables, and the two houses
mentioned, were entirely destroyed. The French
officers on parole in the town (of whom there are
250) were wonderfully *active and courageous is
giving their assistance on this °ccaeon; and it is
but justice to t.ese gentlemttn to add. that the
whole of their behaviour, since they have been at
Crediton, has been such as to gain tie general es-
ter Es of the inhabitants.

An unfortnaateliffair happened in Falmouth bar.
bout on Stiasfay se'nnight. As some min were at-
t•mpti-g is &cape from the hired armed-ship
/bomber. in contempt of the threats of the Lime-
sant of that ship, a•ho repo ttedlv declared ! c would
lire upon them it they did not retu n, th..t Officer
discharged a inosket, and shot one of them through
the heart. The Coroner's Jury, who investigated
the affair, returned a verdict—Avid:Oa/ Dcet4.