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London, England, 1826-07-06 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, JULY 4.
Arrived last night the Corinthian, Davies, from New York,
This day, the Sappho, —, from Smyrna ; Ardent,
from Alexandria (Egypt) Citronella, —, front Oporto and Hoy-
lake; Aurora, Taubniun, from New York, sailed 7th June; Lord
Melville, Coppinger, from St. I'eterahurgh.
The Henrietta railed front Monte Video for Liverpool, Ist May.
The Indian, blethews, from Liverpool, has arrived' at Henze.
The Henry, —, from Liverpool, has arrived at New Means.
The Harriet, Baker, from Liverpool. has arrived at Philadelphia.
The Pioneer. Smith. and Thomas Fowler, Baeetr, from Liver-
pool, have arrived at Boston.
The Ellen, Winkley ; Emily, Godfrey ; and Eliza, —, from
Liverpool. has arrived at Portsmouth. New Hampshire.
The Edward, Snow. from Liverpool, has ar:ived at Mobile.
The Georgian, Conde, front Liverpool, has arrived at Virginia.'
The linmillov, Lane, from Liverpool and Havannah, has ar
rived at Baltimore.
The Thomas Tyson, Smektlale, ard Diana, Perm, from Liver-
pool, have arrived lit Quebec.
The Winseales,Fisher, from Workington, has arrived at Qoehee.
'the Herald, Graham, cleared at Charleston, for Liverpool, 27th
M ay.
The Flora, Errkine, cleared at New York, for Liverpool, lat
June.
The llorida, from Liverpool for CharLaton, was spoken 2.6 th
May, in lat. 30. 38. lung. 70. 30.
MONTE Vingo,3lax 4. 1028.

We experienced a heavy gale of wind adult.. and there has been
much damage; the following is what I have as yet heard of :
The Perseverance, of London, on shore, and is so much injured
that it is expected she will be condemned.
The William Pitt, of London, on shore in the harbour ; but has
not received much damage; het cargo is on shore, appareutly in
good order.
The Treasurer has discharged, and part of the cargo damaged ;
but am hippy to inhyrm you that the prices obtained for the da-
maged Goods will not leave much loss.
The Thomas, Burrows, sailed hence tliis day for Tortola.

DEAL. JET T.Y 4.—Arrivtd and retpain the Hon. Company',
ship the Thomas Grenville, Manning; the Ovum, Watt, and the
Mary Ann, O'Brien. from Bengal. Passed through the Cornet.
Ormstonc ; the Potton, Ifigton, and the Malta, from Sierra
Leone, the latter in charge of an officer belonging to his Slajesty's
ship Brazen.—Wind E. by N.
PORTSAWIITII, Jur.v 4.-. Passed by,* the Andrcrmcda,. M ar-
toiler, front New South Wake; the Archibald, Smith,. from An.
tigus, and his •Majeaty's sh;p Alacrity, from the Mediterranean.
Arrived the Aurora, Mitchell, from Gibraltar; the Ar....a.5, Chad-
wick. from London, for New York; the Coromandel, lloyes, from
London. for Bengal. Passed by from London., the Asia, Adam.
son. for China, and the Cambridge, Berber. for Bombay..-WilldE.
FAL M 01' T .Iu 3.—01 T the port, the Watson, Frost, from
Vigo., for Hull, and the Acorn, Wood, from Aveiro, for Leith.
Sailed the Truro, Sellers, for Corunna.—Wind variable, light airs.

Arrived off the Wight, the Volusia, Raffles, and the Vittoria,
Sisk, from Jamaica.
Arrived in the Clyde, the Eagle, from Jamaica.
Off the Start, the William Shand, from Jamaica.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.
PORT or QiirllEC, MAY 25.—Arrived the brig Thomas
Adams. from 'Glasgow, April 16; the brig Polly, Pratt, from
Portsmouth, April 8; the brig John Crag. hieldrum from
Shields, April 2; the brig Thomas Wesham, awn, from Dub;
En, April 12: the brig Quebec Packet, Ditchbnm, from Liver-
pool, April 7; the ship Bolivar, Crosby, Irons Belfast, April 12;
the brig Vertumnus, Lane, front London, March 28; the. bark
Benjamin and 51ary, Forsyth, from ditto, March l ; the brig
Welcome, Paul. from ditto. March 5; the brig Mary and Jane.
Matches. from Liverpool, March 18; the brig John Esdale, from
Shields, March 5; the brig Neptune, Hearne, from Newcastle,
March 14; the chip General Hewitt, Williams, from London,
March 19; the hark Lord Welling-on. Freer. from Newry, March
II ; the brig Robert Seartield, Hall, from Sunderland, April 8 ;
the brig Jane Currie' from Greenock, April 16 ; the bark Rot.
tenham, Keys. from WWI, April 16 ; the bark riztheth, Charl-
ton, from laindon, April 1 ; the brig Prince of Asturias, Monie,
from Dublin, April 17 ; the hark Ocean, Blackburn, from Lon-
don, April 14 ; the brig Adriatic, Cockerel], from BristoL April
16; the h, Dale, AP Neal, from Maryport, April 13.
MAY 26.—The bark Oxcnhope.Minnett, 14th April, from Holl ;
the brig Cornwallis. Taylor, from Hull; the hng 'Andromeda,
Blair, Ist April, from London; the Fortitude, Mason, 9.h April,
from London.
31 A V 27.—The brig Sneaton Castle, Willis. April M, from Li-
verpool ; the brig WelEngton. Forster, April 7, from London; the
brig Pacific, sPlhrual. April 13, from Belfast; the bark Walla-
end, Ramsay, April 23, from Cork; the brig Keisie Wood, Brown.
April 22, from Mary port ; the bark Samuel Whitbread. 31arwick,
April 16, from Bristol; the brig Doreas Savage, ‘Va-wick, April 3,
from do.; the brig Lune. Loth:ngtort, April lir, from Hull.
MAY 28.—The brig Catherine. Leighton, April 3, from Shields;
the brig Fallerton, Maultl, April 14, from London; the brig On-
tario, Willis, April 16, from Bristol-, the hsrk*Arrorle, Airierson.
April 19, from Waterford ; the bark John Howard., Bruce. April
26, from Cork; the brig Peg2y, Hunter, April 6, from 11tields ;
the brig Eliza Ann, Murphy, April 13. from Whitritaven ; the
brig St. Helena, Elliott, in 41 days from Plymogth ; the Henry
Ramsay, April 7, from Hull; the bark Quebec Packet, Atkinson,
from London, April 18, from the Down..
MAY 29.—A-r.ved the brig William M,Gilliiray, Stoddart, 17th
April, from Portsmouth ; Aurea Carle, 16th April, from New-
castle; Claude Scott, Murphy, 21st do., from Liverpool; Shan.
non, Higgins, 21st do., from do.; Britannia, Siorey,.l4th do.,
from Shields ; Promise, Shearer, 18th do., from Liverpool : Jine,
Hawkswell, 24th do., from St. Michael's; Casa ran, Morgan,
14th do., from Portsmouth; bark Admiral Benbow, Williams,
19th do., from Liverpool; schooner Hero, Tait, May 4, from
Halifax ; harks St. Charles, Cousins, 39th April, from St. 111i-
chart% ; Princess Royal. Townsend 221 do., from Grenada;
Royal George, Grant, 21st do., from Dublin; John, Richarloon.
Bth do., firm' Plymouth ; Mall, 16th do., from Beam];
Faith, Kirkup, 11th do., from Exeter: brie Elegant, 7th May,
from Newcastle; Robert. Wake, lath do., from Liverpool; Oa.
bahleston. Thurlbe.ek, 31st March, front Portsmouth ; Baltic,
Miller, 4th April, from Yarmouth ; schooner Julia, Johnson, 16th
do., from St. Vincent's; brigs Mary, Duncan, 21st do., from
Dublin ; Commerce, Bums' 2011 do., from St. Vincent's; King-
ston, Wood, 20th do., from Liverpool; Nlargaret,-Heighton, 14th
May, from St. John's, Newfoundland; Tweed. Benson, 19th
April, front London ; bark Brothers, Jenkinson, 21st April, from
Hull.
MAT 30.—Arrived the brig Trafalgar, Christopherson, 26th of
April. from Waterthrd ; the brig Duenna, Yule, 20th April, from
Peterhead • the brig John Salmon. Fairbairn, 24th March, from
London; the brig Edmond Castle, Bains, Ilth Mardi, from New-
castle Thomas Tyson, Stockdale, 19th do., from Liverpool; and
the Diana. Penn, 21st do., from do. ; the ships Winscoles, Fisher,
27th do., front Workington ; the Ross, Sorry, 20th April, from
Bristol ; the Prospect, Wake, 19th do., from London ; the bark
Harbinger, Watson, sth do., from IVliithy; the brigs Albion,
Ralph, 4th do., from Sunderland ; the Rose, Smith, 12th do.,
from Leith; the Nestor, illondatf, 20. h du., from Liverpool; the
hark Endeavour, Collinson, 23d do., from London ; the brigs
Pacific, Driscoll, 15,11 do, from Cork; the Gratittitle,
12th do., from Leith ; the Shakepeare, Goldie, 18th do., from
London.
51:tv 31.—Bark Active. Wall, 12th April, from London; brig
Dewdrop, %Yokes, 13th dn., from London; brigantine Adriana,
King, 26th do., front Grenada; bark Maly, Thomas, 21st do.,
from Bristol.
JUNE I.—Bark Neauhumparker, 11th April, from Sunderland;
bark Campion, Fletcher, 21st do., Hull; brig Russell, White-
way, 18th do., Newport.

On Monday last the wind blew a complete gale from the east-
ward, and continued from that quarter until y:sterday noon ; the
number of arrivals in consequence hare been considerable ; since
Thursday last about 100 have come up, and the total .nontlx..r from
the opening of the navigation to this date amounts to 232.
The following is a eoniptrative statement of the arrivals, ton-
ing," aa at the lame period last year !
June 1, lfi23 . Arrivals, 224 • - Tonnage, 80,347
Settlers, 2,317
1826 . - • 63,640
Settlers, 3,429
The Active, arrived yesterday, spoke the bark Sidney packet from
Liverpool, which vessel had been on shore on St. Paul's Island,
where the passengers, nine in number, and four seamen, with the
boat left the vessel, and remain on the island ; the Sidney packet
11111:4 since grounded on White Island shoal ; the Shakspeare reports
a bark and schooner to be on shore on the east end of IVhite Island
shoal; the brigs Blenheim and Southampton returned on Tuesday
morning last, having lost their anchors in the gale of Monday, off
Kamouraska ; the Southampton dropped down again this morning ;
much damage was done to mail of the vessels that arrived on
Monday at the fall of the title, owing, in most instances, to their
being anchored so close as not to permit of their swinging clear.
The Princeßa Royal lost her mitten mast, anti was otherwise mate-
rially injured. A. light brig, name not known, is ashore at Beau-
mont Shoals. The Hercules proceeded from Montreal last Satur-
day afternoon, with five Rchooners laden wi,h tea, in tow.
The St. Lawrence, Harley, sailed for Montreal on Thursday
last. The Horatio and Quebec Packet, for Liverpool, sailed for
Montreal last Friday—they will be towed up part of the way by
the Hercules. The Walrus, Wright, hence last Tuesday, for
London, discharged her pilot below Green Island the following
day, all well—there were upwards of 40 sail then in sight, bound up.
LivEteroor., JULY 3.—Arrived the packet ship the Corinthian,
.Davis, from New York, sailed the Bth of ,tune; the Omega,
from M obile. The Canada, Rogers, arrived at New York June 7 ;
the Leeds, Suntan, and the Roman, Dickinson, 3d June. Sailed
this day the Belgrave, for Valparaiso.
AITSTRALIAN 6111FPliql.
A AHIVALS AT VAN DiratEw's Lorn.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Lame, Itingcomb, from New South Wales, .41 the 201*
January ; the John, Griffin, from ditto, on the 4th February ;
the Toward Castle, Jeffery, from the Cape end London on the
7th ditto; the Medway, Night, from New Smith Wales, on the
13th ditto.
Sat LINOS FROM VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.—The Sydney pan
Tomkins, for New South Wales, on the 26th January ; his M.
jeiy's ship Larne, Kingiomb, for New Zealand, on the 6.11
February.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
HAMPTON RACES. WEDNESDAY, .1(71,Y 5.

This was the first day of this .pleasant meeting. which, how.
ever its sport may be affected by weather, &c., does not appear to
have lost much of its attraction. Like moat other races, the fins
day here does not rank as the beet, the great majority of these who
habituate themselves to visiting the annual diverainis of MUuleer.
Ilurst, reserving them4elves for the sewed or Gold Cup day, whirl;
seems to possess a kind of prescriptive title to be considered as the
moat fashionable and most attractiee.
The day's running was as follows :
The Cehourg stakes of 5 soya. each, with 20 Isom nd 'ed fro:n no,.
fund. One mile heats. 3 yre, 7st. 71b. ; 4 yrs. IMt. 71b. : eta
9't. ; 6 yrs, and aged, itat. 411). mares and geldings allowed 3t!i.
The winner to be sold for 150 sons., &c.
Mr. Coleman's Linguist, 4 yrs - 2 2 I
Mr. Smith's bl. h. Tamar. 4 yea - 1 3 3 ‘e
Captain flerkeley's ch. Feamought, 6 yrs . 3 I dr.
Mr. Mnundrell's b. m. Princess Mary, 4 yrs . •0 0 2 dr,
LI First heat.—This was. a well.cantested and truly run race. At
starting the veteran Dick Wetherell. on Fairy, took - the lead at ,
bustling rate, and soon got into a rattling pace, direly followed by
Fe. r :ought, Lingitatt, and Tamar, with the two others at their
heels; dairy kept a lead of about two lengths to the distance, when
Fearneuglit and Linguist came up, and between these three, with
Tamar at hand, every inch of ground was disputed, each alternately
taking the lead, until near 'ionic, when Tamar let 100-e, and see
tile Lett with difficulty by, a short length. The running between
Fe aweigh: and Linguist was tine, nor were the others heel.);
placed.
Second hest.—Fearnotight made all the running thin race, pressed
hard by Linguist and Tamar till close home, when the former woe
a finely contested hat by barely hales length. At the conclusion, nt.
this heat, and when scarcely two lengths beyond the winning chair,
the groom of Captain Seymour (one df the Stewards) came frcnt
Vie either side of the ropes, not knowing the horses were so dear to
the chair, and uafartunately came De direl contact with Fear.
nought. The horse was then going at a tremendous rate, andrai right
against the hack rode by the groom, with such violence, that Melt
riders and horses were struck down as if by a shot. Neither the
gtocin or his horse, or Thomson ('Fearnouglit's jockey) were hurt;
but Frernought was rendereehicapuble of running again. In the
c.w.ftetion the jockey did not remount his horse and ride in h.,
w debt. Mr. Coleman, in consequence, claimed the heap; but
Cat lain Berkeley, one of the stewards, would not allow it, and
s':ort wrangle ensued ; but the Captain was absolute, and the
heat wan decided in favour of Fearnought. This event for a chest
time threw a slight.gloom over all; but it wan dispersed by de
running which followed.
Third Heir —Dackery, on Linguist, took the lead, kept it all the
way, and won the heat very Cleverly. Tamar having a tr
jockey (Wetherell), it was expected would have afforded a fine
race ; but his surcingle, at starting, burst, and disengaged tite
martingale, which very.much impeded the progress of tie horse, to
td at he was easily beaten.
Fourth Heat—The event of this procrastinated rare now rested
between Linguist and 'fattier, and was won easily by the tanner.
The betting on this race was not worth mentioning. Young
Scaith rode the Smolensk° colt. _ _

A snitch between Captain Locke's Lit-le Driver and Capta
Mrkeley'a Fearnought was nut run..
The Half.bred Stakes did not fill.
Trig Got.n C e.—St. Lawrence and Ynyqmaengwyn o• ly
are entered to run.

•
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
HAMPTON RACES, WEDNESDAY. JCLY 5.
I was the first day of this
.pleasant meeting. which, how. •
sport may be affected by weather, &c., does not appear to
at much of its attraction. Like most other races, the fins
re does not rank as the beet, the great majority of these who
ate themselves to visiting the annual diverainis of MUuleer.
reserving themtelees for the seemed or Gold Cup day, whi;tt
to primes% a kind of prescriptive title to be considered as the •
i•hionable and most at:rectiee.
day's running was at follows e-
alma% stakes of 5 sons. each, with 20 Imes. nd 'ed from the
One mile heats. 3 yrs, 7st. 71b. ; 4 yrs. Bit. 71b. : yrs,
; 6 yea, and aged, 9st. 41h. mares anti geldings allowed 31b.
winner to be sold for 150 Bove., &c.
Oman's Linguist, 4 yrs - 2 2 I
nith's bl. h. Tamar, 4 yen - 1 3 3 ‘e
it Berkeley's ch. g. Feamought, 6 yrs . 3 I Or,
aundrell's b. m. Prince.. 3107, 4 yrs . • 0 0 2 dr,
t heat.-This was a well•cantested and truly run race. At
g the veteran Dick Wetherell. on Fairy, took the lead at
ig rate, and soon got into a rattling pace, closely follmved by
night, Lingit'st, and Tamar, with the two others at Lbw.
Fairy kept a lead of about two lengths to the distance, tk ben
.uglit and Linguist came up, and between these three, with
r at hand, every inch of ground was disputed, each
seeakernately
the lead, until near home, when Tamar let loo.e, and " •
it with difficulty by, a short length. The running between
ought and Linguist was tine, nor were the others badly
indhnin-Fearnought made all the running this race, prelim!
)3? Linguist and Tamer till close home, when the former wor
y contested beidby barely halfa length. At the conclusion nt.
eat, and when scarcely two lengths beyond the winning chair,
mm of Captain Seymour (one Of the Stewards) came fem•
her side of the ropes, not knowing •he horses were so dear to
hair. and unfortunately came De dire-t contact with Fear.
The horse was then going at a tremendous rate.andras right
.1
the hack rode by the groom, with such violence. that Melt
and horses were struck down as if by a shot. Neither we
or his horse, or Thomson ('Fearnouglit's jockey) were bait;
rernought was rendered'hicapuble of running again. In the
tion the jockey did not remount his horse and ride in 11.8
t, Mr. Coleman, in consequence, claimed the her ; but
in Berkeley, one of the stewards, would not allow it, and g
wrangle ensued ; but the Captain was absolute, and the
vat decided in favour of Fearnought. This event tor a Own
threw a slight,gloom over all; but it was dispersed by tLe
rag which followed.
!rd Hey-Delay, on Linguist, took the lead, kept it all the
and won the heat very cleverly. Tamar having a tr
y (Wetherell), it was expected would have afforded a fine
but his surcingle, at starting, burst, and disengaged We
ngale, which very.much impeded the progress of Use horse, ta
to was easily beaten.
urtli Heat-The event of this procrastinated race now rested
:en Linguist and Tamar, and was won easily by the tanner. •
ie betting on this race was not worth mentioning. Young'
h rode the Smolensk° colt.
match between Captain Locke's Little Driver and Captiti
eley'e Fearnought was nut run.
to Half.bred Stakes slid not fill.
In Goe.n Cur.-St. Lawrence and Ynysymaengwyn 0:ly
ntered to run.
EGHAM RACES.
re following is a list of the horses ente'ed for the Surrey end
llesex Stakes of 25 soya. each, shewil at the stand yes.erdae at
'pion :-
r. IVhiteside'e Picton, aged, 9st. 71b. Mr. Grams's Cadiz. 6
Pit. Capt. Locke's Crockery, 4)yr', Rtt. !lib: Mr. ;timer), •
fiction, 5 yrs, fist. Mb. Mr. Page's Agnes, 3 jra; list. Slb.
T. Jones's ch. c. by Interpreter. 3 yrs. 7s'. Ilb. dlr. Brown's
lof Kent, 6 yrs, list. 71b. Mr. Scaith's Whipcord, 4 yrs. list. '1
Mr. C. Day's Burgundy, 4 yrs. Bst. 71b. Lord Palinercon's
• Leg, 4 yrs, fist. 61b. Mr. Barker's I Wahl), 4 yrs, flst. 41b.
Theobakre Strymon, 4 yrs, Bst. 21h. Mr. Page Partial. 4
Om. 21b. Lord Egremont's Brother to Spree, 3 yrs, 7.t. 41b.
Parker names Waterman, 3 yrs. 7st. 21b. Mr. Pickford's
Captain. 3 yrx,7o. 11h. Doke of Richmond's The Link Boy,
7st. Ilb. Mr. Wright nay-es Toil and Trouble, 3 'rs, fist.
Mr. J. Smith names Necklace, 3 yrs, fist. 10!b 1 sod sutl-
ers did not name. Forfeits to be declared by the 20th inst.
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
LONDON LIST.-[From the London Gazette.] '
ON SATURDAY arm.
TRU COURT OF CORMISSIONSRS OP AAAAA UST!, RASINONALL.
STRICT.
ice antlThornhill, Old Southsea.house, ship-broken, adj.laat ex. la
tley and Blyth, Walworth and Cromer-street, dealers, adj. tastes. a
ithorp T. Onswell-road, grocer, Ist exam.
, W. Lucas.street, Commercial-road, coal-merchant, 2d exam.
bol, M. H. Soho-square, feathee-mamifacturer, 2d exam. I
ne, R. Clementlatie, Strand, victualler, adj. last exam. 10
lon and McKenzie, Cornhill, druggists, 3:1 exam.
a, J. G. Oxford-street, maitster, 341 exam. .........
E. Sheerness, banker, ildexam..... .... . 13
le, A. Wellingborough, lace-dealer, 2d exam.
old, T. J. Drury-lane, baker, let exam. ..•.:. 10
Mick, B. High-street, Marylebone, chymist, 3d exam. 9
Anion, W. Dad-lane and Cheapside, silkrnan choicer of ass. .... 11
ant, W. Sudbury, Suffolk, linen-draper, dividend
,nes, G. Gahleford-street, cider-merchant, 3d exam. .....
ton, E. Crown and Sceptre-coup, goldsmith, 31 exam.
sr, J. Hamincmtnith, carpenter, 3d exam.
cher, M. Lime-street-square, merchant, Ist exam. .... ....... . II
giatt and Lilleynaan Doncaster, lineu-d apets, 24 exam
leis, E. Maideohead, coal-merchant, 3d exam
sth, W. R. Canal-basin, City-rond, iron-merchant, 2d exam. 11
ding. T. Hieh-street, Popia., hu:ltier, adj. ch. of assignees
, S. Great Russel-greet, uphold.; Ist exam ...
'cock, J. St. Alban's, grocer, 2d exam
field, J. Cambridge, linen-draper,24 exam ID
baton, W. Blight" grocer, 3.1 exam l3
e, J. H. Hiehbury-terrace, surgeon, 2d exam lt
rains, W. Gower-street, plumber, 34 exam.
ason, W. White's-alley and Warnford.con.t. smith, tat exam.- Id
es, 11. Fort-street, tlishomstate, merchant, adj, last exam.
nets and Surridge, Bamford, bankers, ditto ..... ll
;eman, S. jun. Dartmouth, maltoter, 2tl examination
'ett, J. Leedr, Yorkshire, straw-hat maker, 2tl examination
ye, R. Sutton-place, Homer-ton, merchant, 24 examination
ife, E. Queen-street, Worship-street, coal-merchant, 3d examlu lO
sell, Y. P. Son-street, linen-draper, 3d examination ....... I
le, Strand, tailor, adjourned last examination......
rcer, G. Basinghall-street, blackwell-hall-factor. Ist examination 11
reimport, J. Doddingron, Kent, baker, adjuurned lust examination 13
:e; J. Chatham, grocer, adjourned last examination ..... 10
mock, W. T. Greenwich, gardener, 31 examination . . . 11
othall, P. A. and A. Boughton place, Hackney, adj. ch. of
dwell, H. Austiofriars-passage, silk-broker, Ist examination l3
beets, L. City-road-basin, wharfinger, adjourned last examination 11
maids, W. Bllston, Stuffordshire, victualler, 3d examination
ad, J. Regent-street, linen-draper, 3d examination ...... 13
ir, J. Buteber.row, East Smithfield, yeast-merchant, 1.4 cranial. Il
pp and Clarke, Berners-street. upholsterers, adj. last examinatbm 1
tens, T. Weston-street, Southwark, baker, 2d examinatiou ...... 13
ormr, R. Itlinories, baker, 2d exam............... ........ 10
idiom .1. D. Trowbridge, clothier, 2d exam.
elton, E. 15., AL 8., sod E., Southampton, stationery, 2d exam II
tton, G. Southwark Bridge-n. 2,1, builder, 2d exam.
wenton, R. T. Fetter-lane and Camden-town, baker, 3d exam, 11
omits, H. Noble-street, Cheapside, tea-dealer, Ist exam.
rer, J. Filday.street, calico-printer, Ist exam.
ttersall, W. Upper Tbarnes-street, phater, 24 exam ... ...... 111
ruor, A. H. Stile-end and Queen-street, builder, 3d 111
aid, W. Sliddlesex-st. and Star-st. wiemmerchant, adj. last exam 11
aid, W. J. Askrigg, York, yarn-spinner, lot exam.. ....... 10
alker, I). Holborn, bookseller, choice of aside
ilson, W. jun. Nicholas-lane, merchant, 2d exam...........
il.ott, H. Gloucester Coffeehouse, wine-merchant, 2d exam.
ilson, A. H. Cambridge-heath, timber-merchant, adj. 'a t exam l9
F. W. Norfolk-street, Strand, tavetmkeeper, Ist exam.••••
bite, T. Mincing lane, wine.bruker, let exam.. lO
omit, T. Park-street, tavern-keeper, 24 11
hiteslde, W. Little Pulteney-street. brewer, 3d exam. ...... I
right, W. Princes-street, Hanover-square, medicine-dealer, pd ea. 12
COUNTRY LIST.
aderton, T. Leeds, grocer, the Court-house, Leeds, 3d exam....
wdsley, 0. Nottingham, lacemau, Punchbowl, Notting., adj. lad ex. II
stradell, J. Sneinton, miller. at the George IY. Nottingham, 2d ex. II
srun, J. Blackburn, cotton-manuf. the Hotel, Blacl-btirn, 2d exam. 10
iarlton, J. and L. Manchester, sawyers, the Sur, Manche-t. 2d ex. d
arke, J. Worcester, coach-proprietor, at the Star, Worcester, 3d es.
arr. D. Birmingham, grocer, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham
avy, W. Norwich, iromfounder, Norfolk Hotel, Norwich, 3d exam.
atop. It. Swansea, banker, at Public Rooms, Swansea, prf. of tibbt.
Il
mime. F. Manchester, builder, at the Star, Manchester, mt. of Obts. II
oold, A. Bradford, coal-merch. at Castle and Bull, Rath, 34 maple. 10
rant, R. Birmingham, draper, at Royal Hot. Bittningham, 3d dare. II
ough, It. Ittislington;dealer, at Com. Rooms, Bristol, lid exandn
leveson and Stewart, Manchester, slik-manuf. Star, Manch. sell ar• 1111
lampton and Windle, Liverpool, coal-march. George, Liv:3d art. ,
lodgmn, W. lased., fits-spinner, at Court-house, Leedr, 3d examin.
ackson, T. Devonport, innkeeper, at London Inn, Devenpott, 24 ex.
eckson, S. Congleton, silknian, at the Roebuck, Leek, 24 exemir • 1 •
email, T. Heaton Norris, brewer, at White's Hot. Manch. 2d exam.
:fog, J. Boronghbridge, flax-spin. at the Vittoria. Kingston, 'AI
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,yeett, P. F. Worcester, glover, at Star and Garter, Wore. 3d eon.
fortis, T. Mayer, iron-muter, at While Hart, Binning. 3d martin. '
tenor, .1. Macclesfield, joiner, at the Macclesfield Arms, 54 amnia. I
logridge, G. Birmingham, japaoner. at Royal Hot. Rhin. 3d extols.
teale, Leicester, victualler, at Three Cranes, Leicester, 3d examin
'ooley, J. and .1 Hutme, cotton-spinners, at Star, Manch. 3d exam.
'earee, J. W. Chester, Ftaymaker, at Golden Llon, Chester, 5d exam-
.ricitley, G. Loed•i, dyer, at Court house, Leeds, 2d examination •
lobed', R. Ruthin, draper, at the Crown, Denbigh, 3.1 examination ;;
imitb, W. Bath. carver, at the Greyhound, Bath, 24 examination •
7ucker, 8. Jun. Brktol, carpenter. at the Bush, Bristol, 3d tawniest. ,?
Volmeley, D. Kingston-upon-Hull, gruc. Dog and Duck, adj. last tr.
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Vhitworth, W. Leeds, machine-maker, Coutt.house, Leeds. 3d eV
Vilkinson Jt Blulcaster, Wood-s. Cheap. warehm. Star, Man..'d er '
51AktRIED. •
On Friday last, at Combefiorev, the Rev. Ilueh Welman }Uhl'
Rector of Sutton Bingham, in the county of Somerset, and of N``
lateltet in Dorset. to Honaria, fourth daughter of the late idle
?erring, Esq. of Combefiorey, Somerset.
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Catherine
quire, eldest daughter of the late liamuel Hue- key, Es+
nse, Charlotte Hockey, EkEley., ooffTAllTedh.3)7la.ceD,ecrilta:l•l'::
DIED.
On the 19th ult. in St. Peter's-lane, Canterbury, very suild,.ll'
the wife of Alderman Wm. Homersitam.
On the 4th inst. at his residence, Acte-Use, Brixton, Mr. ft.h3rd
Bannister.
On Tuesday. loiter 47th yf sr, Mary, the wife of Mr.
Burton, of Leadeoball.atreet.
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