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ate/terra, MAY t!.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge yes-
terday evening receiN4d% a 'coirrier -front .London,'
ith the news that the war was declared against;
France the fiat% inst. '
By virtue of the ordonnance of his Majesty, the
Reliency has &choreal Imatilldat mass or all the in- . •
I,:tlntants in a • state tot tiger arfasrittint 'the age ofi,
sizteen' to sixty years:lO.The pensiotied officers and;
invalids are to perform the service of the garrisons,
tad fortresses: ' They have received orders to repair,
hy Vb.-30th to their respeCaive destinations. Our;
regular troops consist at this moment of ten regi-
ments of cavalry, and twelie regiments of infantry,,
not including those of the Guards and the corps of
Engineers and Artillery.
lrield Marshal Count de Wallmoden Gernborne,
is appointed Commander in Chief of all the Hano-
verian troops. His Royal Highness Prince Adol-
phas, • Duke of Cambridge, is' Lieutenant General
and laspecaor of the. Cavalry and Infantry. The
Cairaley hat for its Chielsetfnie Lieutenant Gesterals,
atotfive Major Generals. M..de 'frew, Common-
dot* of Hameln, is Lieutenant Generatof Artillery,
a id Major General 'Hume, Chief of the Corps of
Engineers.
FROM THE DUTCH MAIL.
• ' -.rovraysset, MAY 24.
•The Frnelt troops which haveadvanced into gars
vicinity have With them thirty-five pieces of cannon,
and eighty powder waggons. The flying artillery
is very strong. The report that Saurian troops
will join the French at Coeverjeti,-nhere the head-
quarters of General lilortier are established, is not
yet certain. The Bataviangarrison in this frontier
toxin has', hoveker, tiien reinforced by a battalion
of Ilatatslaii 'cikasseurs. The French army which
Vicaitl-at Nimeguon, Ittul which consists
ofiTf,..oo, men, vii. 14,ii00 infantry, 2300 cavalry,
will be reinforced to tio,opo men.
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• • AMSTERDAM, MAA',2B.
• Thrt. French decree for`the arrest 'of the English,
accrirdiniP.to Our Gazette., will extend to our Rc=.
pAblic• and all led/. 'f" •
• MAltillilEiG-IN OYIAYMEI.., MAY 2G.
A courier from Paris alaived here yestet day even-
ing, at eight o'clock; sand proceede( to the French
head-qttarters at Coeverden ; and this morning the
951 ...and 'lo3d • French half-brigade of infantry,
cottoned heie and at Hernia, received
.ofdets to '
enter '
the idjoloing county of Bentheim. " About
noon they began' tier march, and to-morrow the
9.3c1 regiment of horse chasseurs and the 11th regi-
ment of dragoons will follow. These troops wale
one division: whia is commanded by General Des-
moulin. This morning likewise the aath half:
brigade broke up front Coevetden for the county
of Bentheieve, which is now full of French troops.
The providing of the French army with provisions
arid Theage, has been found not a little diffictflt.-4 •
Provisions for 30,000 men have been colleated from
G • • and other places; the peasants in the •
villages ve from 30 to 100 men quartered amon
them. At, Ommen, and other places. glee chnrcries.
are uiedTnr hay and straw magazines, and for stable*"
for the horses. The country through which the
French army has passed, is entirely exhausted of .1
all provisions.
MUNSTER, MAY t 7.
Weirdly aTteriMos, about four o'clock, the •
FFench troops entered the County of Behtheim,
in:the town of Bentheim made prisoners of
Haitoverian garrison of thirty-six Men and an olgr*i
cer.: To day, it is said, they will advance by
n aril Ilaisitine, into the territory of Osha-
blifith. • -
054A1CRGif, MAY ft.
• .e-gtve reeelv -ea • certain advice, that the Ftench ,
it' •
haVe" entered lielaseli ; they wily probably be here ;
in a few days. A dalrintation has been sent in the
name of the MUnieipal arragistracy to the French
General to procure good treatment for the town, of
which we do not &ALL
IMTCEW, MAY 29.
Yesterday the French passed the Ems, near Mep-
peri ; a part of the infantry triarch,:d to Hasaleme ;
the royalty remains at Meppen, and in -the neigh-
bouring places... TO day they have_ all-Continued
their march, and a part of-the corps Which has en-
tered the Principality of Osnaburgh. The corps'
which has entered, consists of about 10,000 merf.
More troops will this day-follow.--Osialburgh has'
been abandoned by the Hanoverians, and it ;six--
lieved that the people of Osnaburgh will make no'.
resistance.
We shall soon hear what will be done in the other
States *oh the Hanoverian Territory.
The intercourse by Post is net interrupted by the
French troops; though the Mail from Zwoll to
1 ingen Was obliged to remain at Nienhans for want
of horses.
STALY,.MAY IS.
it is understood that representations have already
been made to the Court of Naples, that t 0,000..
French troops will immediately enter the Neapoli-
tan territory. The King of Naples will again repair
to Palermo.
On the lttli a vessel, with 400 Polish troops on
board, sailed from Geaoa for St. Domingo.
PtTERSaI:RUM, MAY 13.
On the 10th inst. his imperial Majesty notified to
the troops in general orders, that as circumstances_
were now chanted, it wodld be no longer necessary
fur the regiments to hold themselves in readiness to
march.
CoNSTANTtAtaPLT, •Pall. 30.
On the 2"2d a greet Council of State was held, to
deter Mine what part the Porte should take i,n case of
a new war between England and France. The deci-
skin is not vet known.
A Turkish fleet, consisting of five ships of.the
line, one of which is of 120 gft., and four of 74,
sailed this 6.1 forlthe. Archipelago, forthe protec-
tion of the Turkish trade, and to 'levying of tau,
tribute in the Archipelago.
Lady Char-.
William

Abereiont
Sr!, Rev.!
Dr: Mrs. and
Colonel and

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A BILL
'To amend ant Mt, passed inihe 'Thirty-tOoth. and
1 -- Fortieth Years of the Reign of his Lresent Mt-,
jesty, intituled, "An Aet for settling Is' putei that'
1.,: may arise between Masters and NVorktnen en.
gaged in the Cotton Nlanufaeture in that Part of
Great*Britain called England."
• • Whereas
by an Aft, passed in the Thirty-ninth and Fortieth
years (lithe reign of his present Majesty,. intituled, " An Ae
for settling :Disputes, that may arise between Masters 9 .
Workmen engaged in the Cietoo Manufacture in that Pine 41
Great Brim n caited Englarul," a certain cheap and summary ..
mode irainterisled to be established fur settling all disputes
that might ariseiu nspect of such "manufacture between the
meets and workmen engaged therein, by way of arbitration,
by nr, arbitrators, um: to be chosen by each party it his ct....
eretinn :.
And whereas the mindr intended to be thereby established.
Iraqi lint had the beneficial etfects expected therefrom i May
it therefor; /0,,a*:.: ypur MAJESTY, 'That it may be en-
acted; cud be it enacted by the King's Most Excellent
Nlajesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords
Spiritual arid Tenipural, and Commons, in
_this present Par.
liament as-enisled, andby the authority of the Larne, that in
every case of dispute or difference between any Master' 'cir
any falter acting for and on the behalf of such Maria., and
any Workman employed by hint in such manufacture, con-
tained in any of the provisions of the said recited Act, it shall
be lawful fur such Master, or other person acting on the behalf
of 'such Master, and any Workman employed in such maim-
facture, to demand and have an arbitration and reference of.
such matter or matters,iekspute„ awl each of them is hereby 4
empowered and authorized forthwith to make application to oni
of his Majeary's Justices of the Peace acting in and for the
county, tiding, division, city, liberty, or place, and residing
near the place where the dispute shall happen, to name the ar-
bitrators, as well on the part and behalf of the Master as the
Workman, for settling the matter or matters in dispute; and it 'l
shall be lawful for such JuAticr, at his discretion, to name two.
arbitrators, one of whom to be arbitrator on the part and be-
• half :of such Master shall bee Master manufacturer engaged
in the said trade, and residing in or near the place where tt:c
meetings of reference are to be held, ur the manager or fore
man of such Master manufacturer, who shall have experience
said skill in the different branches of such manufacture ; and
the other of whom to le the arbitrator on r..e part acrd behalf
of such workman, shall be indifferently chosen tr and
amongst such persons who shall be reunited to the Genera.
Quarter Sessions of this Peace as fit and proper penionstu settle
such differences, according to the directines heremafter r,eft
'lowa for tire nonaination• of arbitrates: foe wortnien engage 4
in the Cotton martufactere, attd who res:rectivele shall have
qualified themselsio kr such office, by taking the oath hesetu-
afte mentiened. ,
Amyl. Ire it fiethee enacted, that' each of The persons so to bri
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chosen arbitrators, who s..'lj hay. eism ented to accept such ai-
bitration„ lreh.re la: Bill act tbe,reM„.9r receive or take anyl
evidence Aatitig to thr saineshalt take the follow oatii,:or,
being one of the people called finakeni, shall subscribe the &-
hiving Affiritiation ;• viz, •
r 1, 4. A. do swe,,t (*Assn) that.l will infpartiany aelt in
every matter and matters his dispute which shall be referred toi
me, in piTasance of an Act passol•in.
_.the forty-third year of
ell; reign of his present filajettys 'lithely, An Act. (here its.
sert the title of thi; Act) and decide tin:raw to the best of my
skill and jUdgment.
" So help me GOD "
Which oath jw solemn affirmation may be mint or inadebefore
any or more iLcizes of the :ea& airsiniefl.:d at any iienty
Siiisitails of the Peace fur the county, tiling, disisiort, (icy, lir
beefy, or plane, *herein ttie dispute dull arise, and 511/11 et
inliscrilied by the party taking the same with his own proper
saine.„ln the usual mode of his writing the seine; and which
oath or affirmation so subscribed, beinf ecr4lied by the iaiii •
'Justices, or any of there, shad be delivery! to the party sub- •
acribilig the same. .
And, in order that_ fit end proper persons may from 4nc
ttinae bechosen aglitratnrs for or onibehalt of theWnrktnesi en-
gaged in the .said coitmi Manufacture ;. be it further entered,
:that up do request in writing? sividd by Or in the names of
er more winknian ht tht said man ufainire, resicluag in or si
any Market town in any enmity, riding,* dirgpoti, where s
iimanofmture shall be parried oat, to this morweers of the
sirch mart town, or the parish or place. wherein such mai•
ket town shall be sitisata, or or torte..) a Market shall be neu..lly
held, suds everacers ot the Poor, itt• one, of forthwith
•iasue a niltiee in writing, in the form hereinafter mentioned, to
any workmen engaged in the said ma:lnbar/re m the
said market town,parish nr places to meet such oserseers of the
poor at such.cenveinesit place withal such market town, parish,
ur PlAilti,as they shall appoint, at such (111/41 not exceeding
. join the time Co in:ems/mica in the reotist of the work-.
men before mentioned, and which rinse they are hembyaiitlin-
!nisi so Bartle in and by their request in writing as aforesaid; at
wLih meeting the workmen go .oe.alt.jo. *Zilch df
limns sus shali there *tend, shall in thepresenee' loth user- •
secrwof the poor', with the consent. -eistlie said workmen, or
the consent of the major part of them then patient, set lawn
in writiN; the names and places of abode of, and appoint.
persons residing in the said market tosfl, parish, or Oa*, being ,
workmen, and each of them being a workdan opg,!geil in the
said osenufacture;• and having sufficient miperienve and skill
therm, and biing persons, and each and every of them dyeing a
persop of ?sber)ife and honest converptinu, to be aehatratoys op
the part -and behalf of the workman ergisred in the a.ard On-
nufattirel, sand having reddest in the sand narked, town, ,Liiirish;
or ?lac... for the period of to the team mch
nominsition ; end. list or nilifiletr .spivißing *the Sown.

pareab. or plp4v,4* which they shalt .be appointed, shall lie
s''griod by the said overseecs ache poor, and by them retttiOtil
to the high .consfahle of the hundted, lathe, wapentake, pr.
. ward, tribe by Itlrtvre(urned, together with the ether returns
;usually made by hint from the said hutitfted, Ifithe, *spew
.• take, or ward, ludic next General or. (urae& Sessiens of the
''Pewee of such county, riding, division, city, town or place,
tp be there bled and kept of record; and One copealscreof shall
be Sent to each justice of the police acting fur smell county? ril-
ing, or division, and residing in or near arts such market
parish, or place, signed by the Clerk of the Peace or other rope*,
officer having the custody of such returns, fur the guidance W.
SUC II justices ni
Flaming Arbitrators AS AfOrtiaiti,
MOO of arbitrators shall and may be mutually renewed, and,
aeiinames shall and may he Mierted from time to time by the
like appointments; in the place of any declining to art or being:
erased nom such list, or removing train tlh. hundred, wapen-
take, in ward, for which Ise shall be ehnseu, or ; • pOrsu-
ing•always in stu-li annual appoisstments, and iisanding new
names to auch lists, the directions hereinbefore giveu, except
as to the members to be summoned or chosen, whictsshaill be
at the cfecretion of such overseers of flic poor, and as um)t be
req,siredaros supplying • persona t. be arbitrators as aforeftid.
And be it further enacted, Ibis at the like reqbe.t of , ee
more workmen in the said insbnieetnre, residing its any perish'
or parishes, tow terhip nr toviltshipe, hamlet or banded, us plaip.'
or plates of any such county, ring, division, city, librity, pr
"thee, where. such manufacture shall be •earried un, to the • •
ps raiio mho shalt fuer been selected by the Oftrletial as 4rotsairdp
u. uipic arbitrators fur the- tnarket town as aforesaid, or • the
same I.iarish or place sebsriiii such market ;own 5ii.4.be.,ir,4,„,14.,
or a herein a market. shall be usually afore' aid, nearest
•to such parish or parishes, township,: nr townshipA, hanilvt
hainless, or place or places, making such request as lab afore:.
mid, which persons shall at the same place and at the la me
time as the meeting for appointing arbitrators for the workenin •
in sych market town, or twists. Or place 1K bent Mai mullet tamp
-shall be held, or wherein a market is Usually held, shall be or
shall twee been spiibioted as aforesaid, or within -
thereafter, la every year, and then in like manner afortlitid; ap
ipoint, • persons residing in. the wane parishes, townships,
hiuniets, and places, of the description before.mentiontaL, bp be
the arbitrators on the part and behalf of the vriselituen Guard,
in the said inatitsfacterr, sod 'residing in the nkielitarisheisiberak.
ships, liansletp,ftez\ildpliscoi, for the like perloribf ••
$
W)411 ing lisi y the rishes, towns4ips,
• pineal, 'for wha hiy shall be chosen, shall he del4sesniftwaany.
or more of the workmen who shall bare 01.14. two,
I request, or who sairhise boa so apPoitaft arbittattel asdapt
aforesaid, to be by thsrus.delisered to the 'lligh,COnstable of
'kWh hundred, lathe, wverttake, or ward, to be by him re-:
surnsld to tile G9is•ral orPrOarter. Seaton,. end 'Of whieh cops*
shall be given.to the. J stttlcos 'et the Pewee...S*ls in or new
thief tespeOlye rtrAle,-Islinsv and tl
Rid last mentioned . appointment" shall b 4 *4(lntikf .sedKeoer
.ornAki?td in, in 4 ;to istajirtr.:AA. before diteded in Cases
sof at.
• poininitisse searbitra tors for any market totrli. • ••• • • • ,
. • ;4e it Itsrther elisfied, that 'very liettitte to. be.. vat by
the Oteestiela Oldie; Posit as aforesaid, shall be la the
form fol.
4osnas Wei aldeliam)
Orreseers cif the Pcar ai As 'requite
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you to appear before us at the at of thet
clock in tlw forenoon of the day of
to-appoint the ha of erbiteatere for-the • of in
pursuance of the Act passed for that purpose.
4' N" 40Yetteers of the Poor."'
C. D. i
And be it further enacted, that every Justice of the Peace for
the same county, riding, division, city; town, and place, to
whom any application shall be made in pursuance of Ibis Act,
shall, to the best of his judgment, name and appoint out of thef
lists for the market town parish, township, hamlet, drplece,
so returned twit fihivi as aforesaid, one person to be the arlaitnet
tor on the, pert and behalf of the wiirknian, party to the mattes
• it, dispute; arul_ in case of his refusal shell, ant of the same
list, nominate a second person to be such arbitrator; and else
nee master, or his manager or foreman, on the part and behalf.
of the master, party no the same dispute; and in rue the pers
son first named ,shall refuse to accept „such arbitration, the said
Jn.uice shall proe.'Ced to mune a second of the like description
to be. uch arbitrator, and shall then and there appeinetbe time
and place of their itieetitee;•such thne not to exceed
days from the time of sues meeting, and such plasceto.he at sae
as near as may be where the workmen shell reside, or where the
work which is the cause of the dispute or difference shall be
carrying rm. . A
mi be it fUrther enacted, that the arbitrators -so nanterrand
appointed as afuresaiii, shall proceed to hear and determine the
matter and matters in dispute • in the manlier directed .byelte
said recitorl .act, subject nevertbe-leas to such alteretittes there a
as are hereinafter nientioneil, and the parties thereto sli'all be
deemed to hare submitted to such arbitration ;• and tile Justice
by whom such arbitrators shall he appointed, shall certify such
subm issiou aecordiug to the following form .. i •
" I, .4. H. one col the JUstiees of the Peace acting for
do hereby certify, that C. D. of and E. F. of
have submitted all matte's in ilifferenCe between them fo the
arbitration of G. 11. of master manufacturer, and
. ft. F. of wearer, purulent to any Act passed in the
fortesthed year of the reign of al- present Majesty..
sg A. 71..,
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Amt he it further enacted, that in every case whera a second
, arbitrator shah tse aepoints-4'ds aforesaid, and such second aril's
tutor Mall nor attend at the timeand ;thee alipoiated for Set;'
thing the matters. in dispute it shall be lawful fur the other are
bitratar at such time and eZece t:. proceed by himself to the
hearne and determininteof the said marten in dispute; and in
case the award of sech sole arbitrator shah be final and elect*
sire as to all matters in dispute submitted to such arbitrator,.
And lie it further enacted, char the meeting of the arbitra-
tors, where a second arbitrator or arbitrators as wine-said shall be
appointed, shall be witbie hours after a.pplicetien for the
same, aid shall be held at the same place at which the meeting
of the arbitrators fist appointed sias named.
Aild'be it further enacted; that if either party shall refuse to
submit to the award or ulipir lee to ba made in ;Air-seance of
the said recited .Set aed ilea Act, foe the time or term of
most:air the same shall *read... and re i eced, in tunneling, in thr .
form ant niaMer proicr'dsed by the said recite:l Act and thus
Act, the ear" so neglecting or refttietg shall forfeit and pay to
tis party du. whose! faveur such award or unipinige shelf be i
made es aforesaid, tlse sum of to be recovered as thu
punaltiest itillietori by the raid recited Act may be recovered.
And he it 'further enacted, that if any person returned in
such lists at..eforesaid to be a- fit 'person to be ChoriP`n an add-
tratoronehe part and behalf of-the-workmen engaged in-tire
said .usanufachoe,- shall, in any master of dispute or difference
refeilred to. hlin es purspence.ef this Act,. be guilty of any mis. .
eotiihict ht the execution of the tvti.st reposed in hint, shah be
airudgedgiiilty thereeny an one such Jerstiee'pf time Peace as
Aforesaid:lie *hilt be incapable of again -nethie as such arbi-
trator in auy tithes ;muter of dispute or difference in pursuance
either Asst ;, audit 5h..11. be lawful fur such Justice to came the
name of such person to be prastall frumsetli list.
Provided always, aisd be it further enacted, thateibete
work shill hale neeli I/Aga-telt° any norsinatili the agent or
aervanitufarty master or:masterse to bb.when finished delivdreil '
• to such aghast. oreervatit„ it shall be 'lawful fossuch ivottaita
to exhibit likvinipl.fint egeiestanch agent stir, seise/Xs
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take outs trrd serve A aunt mons on inch anent or errant,. l -
further proceedhig ail! be agaiii4t sq'Cli
_ipso or sirvan ,
which proceedings shall teas Otte...tight if settetthit the alai-
ter har masters; arid also where • . ' or. mote Fa-
scias shall catty on eht.husiness of such. manafictam as. part-
ners, a cpmplaint against nne or more, o. them,
.83 a aunt-
moos as directed by this Act, ;hall be..al4oa:c, !..:jill2e _4f setvid
oil all .the partners;' and rat every such 'else fee i'-pelyethe
• like proceedings- shell b had and enaticelit case litititike on an
agent or servant. asaforesald,. dr moue partney‘ is if the ser-
vice had been oh the principal or on, all the . weavers ;•antLthe
order of-such Justice or Justices shall beesgually.binding upon
the. Master hi thh case of proceeding agemet en agent or ser-
vant, and upoit all die partners in , case of proeliedingagainst-
sine or more of them, as if such proceedings bed been fuel
against the master pr idt,the Tanners reepert)velY; bst sever
toeless tbelees the 'person or perseesegeepst whom %Lich proreedinge
shall be fa,whether as agent et .ervaut, re as master or mas-
ters, or one of ' them, shill fulfil and obey the older made
thercuppn.by such- Jestice or Jlastices;. and shall be subject to
• the seine pains, penalties,, and forfeitures for vefining or de-
laying to Miele by tor perforn the sail 904 as if* proceed-
ing; had been had against the ihaster or aiastersaccording to the
directides of this Act.
Provided also, and be it further enreted, that in all cases '
where eny proceeding may be had against the-master or muse
tens under this Act, or where such proceedings shalt have:,
been corn tnericede and the master ur meters dull become or be
benkrupt, or any assignment of his or their estate or effects .
shall have Peen made under the said bankruptcy or otherwise
. by deed or in law, the assignee or indigoes!' of such estate or
effects shall be liahleto the pro.'eucliupauthorized by this Act
Against the toaster or masters, as fully as the master or masters
was or were before the bankruptcy or assigninenie and such
priweedings may be commenced or carried on against such as-
signee or assignees, who shall fulfil and abide by the order made
thereupon by such Justice or J wilco% and Shall be.subject to
' the same pains, penalties, and forfeitures, for refusing or de-.
laying to abide by or pet rum the said order, as if the proceed-
inga bad been had against the Master or masters bcfore his or
their bankruptee, or the assigametit Of 'his or their estate or
' effects; provided. that all sums .of money to be paid in pure 4
stiance of zurth order, shall be .recoverable only out of den;
estate or effects of such master ormasters„ and not out of these
proper moues of such astieuee or assignees-. a
And be it ftwaler 'enacted, Iliat where any married wcmais;
or infant tinder the 3,4 of esiesticZatie•yeaaeslialthave cause of
eiumplaint in anY of the cellsprovided.,for * iKs Act against
eany master or masters, hit ee Mem:letups, a-newt, or essigliee.
or assigeetw as attire:ll,4- !tee' oompLinitinall,bp lbdged, and. all .
. further proceedinget hgresrpou hid, by and .its heslanie of the
husband' ofesueds'aieir.eif ‘vomati,
..'sod. it the' fithere-tir,•itl
dead; ofthe meithet, or,
Of Oft ;:htdftl4 flffief sUaalieNikot,andi.of . the eurety 'ereurettana
. in rifor. iudieetsp. et eeseentealeeelaitelf Aug such ..intapsebeibge
7 an aelirenties- en44tc.A.yirreilto; 4iliiaj. te as'effasttud,.and 1
the nide eiTilve . ,:e or millers tficriiiipoii shall-rse.aiii valid*
and binditYri=6 WfaithilfirrsVAAtti iris iull:',...iii.d 'such in- '
feat* were ' ; and penned by thehiselveit the remedies ,
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prcendtd„.b.vsktiwitet..,....... , • .
r*ositiwycorpe.44ol.2.l.:lll
.coste *tenth? the ap—.
Poin 111..1it rift tiS01:0 1111).1tr*Opi;r4ligi wiehe eon._ sisrthe tnefi- .
. ter °in ilimals;:thall 6e-144: god by the.: party 6i 14+ de. .
. huh, tipby theilifeUlitoi aehong;erbithitor finensinsed; such
ineond'applluildnithail- be twessishmeil or *shells. heve peen nee -
And Ifeitlartilfr efl;ttffie sfl*S/411119th!1093Teicis_IfPCRII-
ing t lie :I pplicittOns Ire J mires ip dew f :Ali Act,_ and
. 11.111 e arttittatioltliithisitritittiret3. N. *lf • amtia tia.i.,
444 r.
borate's or arbitrator by iehiiirtuai' • otehat-14..be• ' Ed p
and where Use same shall beg detertritsed,byttny inuticiei the
Peace pursuant to. the said-reeited Act, l.brAtblislllo4P4'efes
pcnces aforesaid; shags lie seal vd by•A5l4 Jusikeei..
.the arbitrators appointed' as •aforesaid. carinet eiree' is
Coos and expenees to be allowed, the'nowne shah'lse tient "
tbeJestittes otthisPeeeetto,selione the-said indiltraters 'or ale- •
Watery etc or vrassumed. . L. .. . • ‘
L'.. 4/0 kitiobetenactesl,ethet state of files, gig titcl by. the
i :Oak to sech Justice or Au.Aitteir,hail I* bum uy ni evory '
place .wlier‘ tlie'thatters in disntitemtiff bndetermihed. oriay •
auiviction :mkt this Act shall* made.. '
• And be it Nether etsacteditlist all siteh isansof du said Act.
*hick a re.cootrary 0) the pmeisions .of this Ach.or ftpr whit*
other ProPiSioni.;flientpZubsfitsiftl kty.tlate•Ast, *ball ,be and the, are hereby ...' ' .
•
... .
A Putch-tasi inctinnan from C;hina,, has been .:
sent into Yarmouth by t,E Lafripisev, "'riots.
T4e.pusensors who came .in - the . Proses qf Wales
'nicker, from.. Cliihavgt, report, that the French
1.190 woreleighnil few quiet of;lerexaen, when
they sailed. •
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FROM THE LOATON GIIZET7E, YUne 7.

Lord CLanilerlaie.; Ofte, 7wis 7.
Her Mans•ry will hold a Drawing-Room to-
morrow at St: James's.


BANK RUPTS.
Charles Hall, of Ellerton, York, horse jobber, to surrender June
20„21, and July 19, at eleven, at the *George lim, York. At-
torfnes, Mr. Evans, Fund% ars Inn, London ; or Mr. lir:lmes,
Pocklington.
Ann 'row May, of Shepperton, schoolmistress, to s
11, at nine, 25, at ten, and July 19, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Wiliam Saundra, Clifford s-Inn.
John ,roost and• Samuel* Lecs, of !Jaffee, York, merchants, te
surreviderJuly 4,5, 15, at ten, at Ate Old Cock Inn, I-lAlifax:
Aziprnies.,• Messrs. Allen arid Exley, Furnival's-Inn, London;
.Mesarv. llowarth and Wilcqek, at Rippoodeo.
Morris, of Vov.2otry, mercer, to surrender June 22,
2n, and J6ly 19, at (deism, at the Casticinti, Criveutry . At-
tdritey; Mr. Pearman, Coventry.
I)rVIDEN DS.
Jf1g.164, Wllliatn Wheldale, of Oxford-street, linen-draper,
at ten, at GuiViall.
julfs. William Thornton., of Great Portland-street, ecial--•
nierChintvat otter, at ntrildhal.
..4...0r, at ten, at
Jitinerßobera," to' J./ ;
.
July flue R 'beim Furtado, of South ,:-rid, Firnerty.
/Tare, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 5. GetiriC Glover, of Dean-street, Soiel, grocer, it tip,
at Guildhall.
july.s. 'Jonathan Fo,-. and William Fox, of the Pacitient,
Finllsnry, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Ju.„.%„ Join] Burton Timmings, of Portsea, grocer, at ten, at
'Guildhall, London.
June 29. Thoinas B-ran, of llaverfordwest, shopkeeper, at
eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.
June 30. John Hunterof Rye, common carrier, at ele*en.
at the,Georgc Inn, Rye.
June 29. Edward Ashri, of Lamrport Eastover, Somerset,
shopk sreper, at elm on, at the Red Lion Inn, ,n Suineit•ni.
July 4. Robert Ashdowne, late of the Cliffe, near L.wes,
Sussex, mercer, at eleven, et the Bear Inn, in the Ca..
July 5. James lialfhide the elder, James 1 falfhide the youn—
ger, and Edwaad Flalfliide, of Morrun, Surrey, calico-oin-
ter4, at ten, at Guildhall.
CERTIFICATES, Juxm 28.
Stephen Bartley', of lieckmondwike, York, carpet manu-
&muter.

,b4in Gibbon.' an.llWiHkain Sherwood, of Liverpool, merchant..
William Se,dy the younger, of Kettculon, Eex, fame:.
Jades Wai-on, of Lypn,dryggiit.
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MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT

TO,AIOItROW. M. 11.
James Iftidler, late of Weston Co!vile, in the County of
Ctntbritlte, attner 0 10

BIRTH.
April 7, at the Government House, Dominica, Mts.
Prevost, ot a daughter.
MARBLED.
lics to-day, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, !,7
the Lard Bishop of Durham, the Right Honourable Lotf
Retie...kilt, Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, tb the Right
Hum Lady Frances Perccval.
On Thursday, May r 9, at Stevenage, Hertfordshire.
Wirliam Roberts, Esq. ot Mare street, Hackney, to Miss
Mary Brittain, third daughter ot Mr. William Brittain,
late of Shiilington Bury, Bedfordshire, deceased.
Saturday, at Mary-le-bone Church, the Hod. and Rey.
John Blackwood, to Mrs. Brice, widow ot the late Catena
Brice, of the Coldstream Regiment of Fbot Gorda.
On the tst loom, at Hamraersmitfil William Can, Esq.
one of his Majesty's Ittstites of the Peace for the county of
Middlesex.
DIED.
At Paisley, on the 3d inst. Mrs. Carlisle. aged it.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
TOTE It D•lr.
Rs4k S trick
per Cent. Red 57 f 14/•I India Sib&
3 per C. Con% shut Ditto ROnas • •-• •%:4•....t. • •
4 per Cent . • "se;! Irish 5 per Cent. .0t.:5..6.e.•
3 per Cent. Ann.
5 pereent. 1797. 9144 Eitg. Lof
Bask L. Ann l7-111h11 lash
Bask Shen Antr.
Imp:S per Cent. 54l hubs foe . ft.,' ••
Ditto Ann

lIIGH WA-Trt -1.014/50N-111214X;E..
Yids '1441r, • ."
Morning, 3m.After 4 I Afternoon, 85m. after ♦

Oateo by tuction.
ROOKS.
By Mr. K 1 O,
At his Great Ran o, N. 38. King-street, Covtnt-CArcfPn,
THIS DAY, preckely at Twelve o'Clock,
ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, chiefly in the
Euglish and French Languages, and generally iii•goost
condition. May be viewed, and Catalogues had, at the Room.

PRINTS, DRAWINGS, and PICTURES. '
Di Mr. KINQ, • • ... .
At his Great Room, in King-street, Coveot-Garden, zln FRI—
DAY next, and Wowing Dan at Twelve o'Clock,
..
A , COLLECTION' of PRINTS by Antient and
.L.s. Modem Masters, viz. Albert, Rembrandt, Holler, Wt-
terloo, Woollett, Rartolozzi, Angelica, Sherwin, Potino.y.
• Proof: and Etchings, some' Dmwings, particurfy a ctlptt.ll
Collect of Atchitectural.
Hy JOHN GWYNN, Architect. I,A number of Print.: elegantly framed, some blocks of Prints.
and several pleasing Pictures.
May be vleWNlnii Thoralay, and Catalognes then had zt
• the Room.

.

ELEGANT AND USE:F.UL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:.
By Mr. STEWART,

An. the Premises, No. 9, Nassau-street, .Soho,. THIS
• DAV, at T,vtive o'Clock,
r.FIHE elegautand usefel HOUSEHOLD it R.
.J. . NlTlsiltki.-consisting of k capital Set 4:4 Dining ...rill-.
Jarg • Pier kooking Misses, Sofas, Chairs, Pembroke and
Librayy 'rabies, Carix:ts'ex.eillent Feather Beds, Bedstead:,
• ititd • Fitriiirure, tialthgany'Sidi Boards, China, an excellent
Piano Plate, adrltttotaal 'Keys, an Eight Day Dial
Clopk, by Perrigal; itcAilisi Property-of s Is:catkin:an retirtp
, to.the Country. • . • -•• •
T0.,110 yien ed,Stid-Catalagnis had at hft..gtewites Auctloa
• 'Loon* 194, opposite'Tork Iltiuse,
•

•
„Valuable LIBRARY of SCARCE BOOKS,-sense et sheen in
a.l4t4nilu.d.bitithOgib. including the Encyclopedia aritaithica,
Russia, Port-tohos, Fine Prints.
•
Melissa. ROBINS,
the Premises, Seymour-street, Portmandquase,.X9,llloß-
.
. . *OW, at Twelve, tsiktable And„
Extensive LIB KALI:4 is-
ins ",000 volumes of scatce books, shrphorthEthbgttd
in splendid Ritsde and 'Morocco and including, aineitigst others
MI VA table, • ' the Encyclolrldia ;ilritan idea, Russia, t-
. dual RegSaft,t3taantes at large, unite:ell, 1-41stiar, Geaeral •
. ltiograpinealpietiosary,.§baluispearisetope, Maltese, Homer,
and HorKftiVuelis 1 Costume of Russia, vcry fine engravings;
• Voyage •of Aitachilsis dteete.- Aforocco;'Gough's Topo-
graphy, &c.`ece. Mai Citalogites, at 6d. each, ou
Rte Premises ; and. of Meaaraiitobihs, Covent Garden.

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Aaaiy,a; kr.et.lTTON.—Lord .1 Lady Cbar-
'cynic, Lady Donallyt_Lady, Hamm William
And 1-2617 Bel-leggier, Hon. Mr.' and Abercrom:
Sir EdtpOnd Haraopp,
.Admiral Spry, Rev.
'Archdeacon and Mrs. 'Malley, Rev; Dr: Mrs. and
'Miss Marriott, Colonel and hfrs. Orr, Colonel -and
Mrs. SoOrroa..Colonel 'Romney.
Aar.irx LS AT CalstrENapa.---James King,
;sq.: M. C. Earl 'Of 'Uxbridge. Lir' of 'Dalkeith,
lady'l4nry nasty, Ladies' and Cat.he-:1
viiikOpuglas,- Lord Viscount Northland, Lord anpl',
-Lay Cdvr'dor, IPid and Lady Riversdalei b4/41..
and-141- .11fount 'Sanford, -LadrWilinot, SirJohik
Citfo:d. Cu.l Sherbrooke, Limit. Cul. and Mil.'
M'Keritie.
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'Lendini : primed by J. • Ift. Crown-coon, Fleet-
. am' ; amt.pubia;sheckiipir pr, Were, of Water-sheet, Black-
frivt,,at Qifie,c4No; 13 tialisbcyreiluao • wbefe
Adiertiiernetitsari.,recciiita:and tfie
Ednot limit be aiarrtecd. ' ' • • • • -