The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-26 00:00:00

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bREADE £1,14,6X el, 0 SIO

, A letter from. .Porismouth relates die
melancholy oecurrenCeli ! •
r f.d.,,PORTSMOU'iIi, JUNE 54.!...Tilitl.tnotnink4,ppl?0.
o'clock,, a dre4dful explpiion
tended tvith the; moat inelancholy•CooseqUencfes.--w
The td battalion of the -Silt regiment havitig been
re-landed a few clitys since, their baggage atyi 4.11,
tnunition were placed , oti Point Beach, whets ifiejt
remained till this mprithig,
,when en old
emptying a. pipe , Which she bad been
ani,oek,the baggage, the
,sparks fell on a iitirel of
guiipowder,. a,nd ga instant explosion took. pi ice.—
The effeal was j most dreadfhl. About thirty ,
women, and children, were literally blown to
and the remains of tbeii „bodi e s, limbs, and heat!;.,.
are strewed in .all direetions. One poor felinw wits
blown over the wihqle of the buildings in Point-
street ; another against 1 fie NVall of the union Tavern 4
as high as the garret window ; the thigh Of' a third
Was blown as far as Broad-street Point, , I have,
seen, numbers of legs, arms, flec. taken from the tolot
of the houses, and the whole presents a scene shock,
ing beyond description.. All the houses below Broad.,
street Point have had their sashes blown out, and
the Star and Garter, and Union, together with ever 3
house from the Beach upwards,., have bad the wholes
of their windows completely demolished. The .barn,
rel of powder which exploded stood in a tier rit4.
sixteen others, which for several hours were every
moment expected to explode, as the smoking frag-
ments were literally strewed over there); but a corn-,
vitty of the Worcester Militia, with some resolute
sailors at their head; ventured to theOot, and clear- ,
ed the burning fragments from the remaining bar.,
rels: PreviousAo this bold enterprise, which will
doubtless be duly rewarded, almost
,all she familiea.
fled in confusion to Portsdowu Hill, expecting then
whole town to be destroyed by the apprehended ex-,
plosion ; but they have since returned, imploring
blessings upon the heads .of the brave fellows who
saved the' town from genet.al destrnetion. 'ANDER.;
GREEN'S Store, the
,Star and Garter, and Uokon,
were on fire for some time, but not destroyed ; many.
windoWs ' were broke at 'Gosport, 'and two oxen;
are blown down."

. ,
A Nobleman, allied to one of our chief fatniliegr.
leas lately retired with his family, on 'account of iho
embarrassed situation of. his affairs; his most
intimate friends are wholly ignorant of his retreat.
The celebrated General IVlottEAu !eft New-Ycri
in the middle of ,May last, for his residence on the
banks of the Dela‘i,are.

On Saturday afternoon, as Mr. is.napp, Stirgeon,
of Brompton-row, was passing tie Asylum, Chelsea,
in his one-horse chaise, whir his' servant bitting at
his side, •he met a coal-waggon, loaded sit lilt Nut
chaldrons and a half of coals The road being oar-
row, with a view to avoid the waggon, he tail
against a post, and, in the collision, iiie e totes
upset against the waggon. The servant, a bOylabout
15 years of age, fell betwixt the wheels, which m tot
oeer his body, crushed him across the,abdomen, a, it
broke his leg and thigh, and one of his arms. Thill
boy was taken to St. George's Hospital. at tie, e
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and died pt ei.ht
o'clock the same evening. His master had a very
narrow escape, for one of the wheels of the Wasgon
crushed his hat as he lay on the ground,
. Saturday afternoon an, inquest was held at the
White Horse, Hpightsbsidgo, before ANTuoey
GELL,'Esq, Ctironer for..Westininster, on the body
of John .tmoud, a 'boy,:.about 13 years of age,
then lying dead at St. George%4 I lospital, Hyde-Park
Corner.—lt appeared from the evidetieei that the
boy died in consequeuce of a wound in the head, in.
th&ed by a man, under whom he worked, in a fit
of passion f but the. Foreman of the Jury not being
satisfied with the evidence, an adjournment took'
place till this day,.
The dangerous consequences' likely to result from
sleeping in an out-house, during a state of lntosica-'
tion,, were singularly exemplified on Thursday last.
A labourer, in the employ of Mr. Lavaounts, of
Witney, near Oxford, having retired greatly • ine-
briated, to recover front a,debauch, was attacked by
Some rats. The liquor and sleep bad so overpower-
ed the unfortunate Man, that he was incapable either
of repelling them, or calling for assistance. He cot:-
tinued in an agonized state fdr two hours, when his
groans attratled the notice of a person passing the
door, and who, on: entering, found a number of
rats, of a large species, assembled round the feet of
the sufferer, ,seven of whose toes had been entirely
devoured by theta.

Saturday morning one of the carpenters whoons
at work the.thnd tier of boies at Covent Garden
Theatre, fell over lir() ihe pit, and .was dreadfully
bruised, but hopes are entertained of his recovery
A teinale paupt-r diediately in a Work.house. at Lj.
verpool, at the advanced age of 124 years. She re.
Wiled all her faculties to The !nit, except her &ight,
which, two months previously to her dissolution hatl
been much impaired., -

SMITHFIELD MARKET, luNs 26.
This day's market bad a considerable supply of
priMe Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other re-
peOls was tolerably good ; Veal is dener than our
laSt report ; Beef and. Nlniton are cln aprr, Polk
and Lamb support last prices; and the trade in ge-
neial was somewhat illisk,—The sides iu the Hay
Market were pretty live:),; tiny, Straw, and Clover,
obtained last,Prices."-The following pikes and num-
beis are a correct statement

Beef r• to 55. 6,i._muiton 4s. foci. to cs. Ve4l
4s. Bi. os. 44.—fuck 45. 8(1. to 66• ed.—Lamb 64. Utl. to

Beasts, I,6so.—Shiep and Lambs, 7,500,-. Calves, Isl.—.
Pigs, 370.

SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.
Hay sl. ss. od. to 61. 6s. od. Strati 11. ►O5. id. to 11.
16s. ott.t—Clover6l. tos. od. to 71. tss. od.

CORN EXIIANGR,. JUNE 29—The supply "
of
Wheat to-day is rattier consicleiable, tine sample, go
off readily, and fully at fast prices ; Barley in iOler-
able supply,, at little variation ; While Pease
wise ; Malt and Beans of the two kinds rather
cheaper; there are also considerable supplies of Oats,
with *ue foreign arrivals, and prime samples are
named-dearer; Flour at last prices.
Wheat . 585 a 74 So, Tick Beans -
Fine ditto - SNs a 9:4 Gat;
Rye - - 42$ a 48s Poland ditto
Barley —32 a 4)s POtiitUe ditto 3S$
Malt . 64a a 75 Rape Seed 41
White Pease s rizs Fine flour'7-!. -j.•
Grey ditto • 46$ a szs Seconds . hr.

444 a Os

24s a itia

from the L.( • NDON GAZETTE, June e 4, 18O).

Admiral ty- OPice, June 24, 1809.

Copy of a totter hon.) the lion. Captain Irby, of his Ma-
jesty's ship Amelia, aiidressed to Admiral 'Lord Gambier,
and transmitted by his Lordship to thellon. W. W Pole..
His Majesty's Ship .4 off St. Andero,
MY LORD, , Loth lune, 180. , ,
Acting its obedience to your Lordship's order of
the iAtli ult. received information of an attack.
being about to be made by the Spanish Patriots on
the French troops in possession of the town of St.
Ander° ; and having established signals between his
Majesty's ship under my command and the Fortress
or' Gilleland, I proceeded off this Place in company
w,t h 1114 Majesty's ship Statira, sad having joined me
on. the Bth inst. ha a -Strong wind and current pre-
' vented nur getting up till this day, when, on Our op-
- prpach; firing was observed in every' diredion on
the shore, and several vessels trying totfle& their es-
cape out of the harbour, which were captured as per
margin.", one boat only getting away; more must
have escaped, but were prevented through the a6ti-
Illy of Captain 'Boys, in his Majesty's ship Stapp.
They appear fine vessels, and have several of the,
French army on board, with chief part of the Hos-.
pital Staff. The Corvette is the same lately so gal-
.lantiy engaged by Captain Skinner, in his Majesty's
sloop Go:dfinch, and since by the Black Joke lugger,
and has proved a great. annoyaned to our. trade. I
learn by 'a. Spanish Officer, who came to me from
the shore, (Aide-de-Canip to General 13311estero,)
and by, our oWn boats which I- Sent on shore, that
the French troops haVe all surrendered, and that
the town'is in possession of the Spanish Patriots un-
der the Command of General Ballestero.
In consequence of the -number of prisoners, I have
sent (he Statira into port with the prizes, and shall
remain myself off this coast, in hopes of being able
to render fenther assistance to the Spanish cause.
I have the Honour to be, 86c.. -
'(Signed) BRED. PAUL IRBY.
To the Right Hon. ford Gambier, Admiral
of the Blue, &c. &c. &c.
* French National Ship corvette, La Mouche, Captain Al
legre, i 6 brass Pigitt-pounders. and Ito men.
French National brig Laitejonte,Caprain Breton, 8 Eight-
pounders, anti 51 men.
..French National schooner La Mouche, No, 7, Captain
' Carnase, t Four-pounder gun, and 35 men.
Lugger La Legere, Captain Sequire, not being seaworthy;
the cargo put on board La Rtjoine.
- Lugger Notre Datne, Captain Bergo Chin, 5 men, being a
Spanish vessel seized by the French ; the cargo put on board
La Rejcnie.

Admiralty-Office, June 1809.
Captain Goate,.of his Majesty's sloop the Mos-
quito, 'has trinsmitted to the Honourable William
`Wellesley Pule, two letters front Lieutenant Man-
tel, commanding the Patriot gun vessel, giving an,
account of the capture by that. vessel of a Dutch
National, gun-vessel, of one On, with s..vivels and
ten men,' in the riv_erJahtk and of a Danibh pri-
vateer of one gun and six swivci, and-25 men, oif
Langeruoz and alsO of the Oestr,uctiort, by the
Patriot and Alert lined French pri-
vatem and a bloop, in the Litsoe.

$l. James's, June 24, 1809.

• The •Bing bas been pleased" to appiitnt. Edmund
Phelps, Esq. to bt Lieutenant of ale Yeomen of the
Guard, vice Nathan Egerton ,Garrick, Eq. re-
:biped.

Commissions signed by Om Lord Lieutenant of ,the County
01 l.inculu. '
Lindsey, Kesteven, and Litter,ln Regiment/of Vocal Militia. ,
Tobe Ensign-William lerroms, Gent.
Holland and Boston Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia.
To he LientenantS.-Ctiarles Martin, Gent. George Smith,
Cent. WiMinn Fraiikish, Gent. Wiltiam,Pepprr, Gent
Commissions signcll by.the Lord Lieutenant of the. County
ofPrnibroke.
- Royal Pembroke Fuzileers Militia.
To be Mejor•-Laptant Frederick Harritg, vice 1. dull liar-
rics, restgited. -
To, ue captain of a Company-- Captain and Adjutant lames
Rupert, vice F. Harries, promoted.
Commissions signed by the lorit Lieutenant of the County
Palatine of Lancaster.'
ist Battalion of Royal Lancashire'Militia.
To be Lieutenants Samuel Hibbert, Gent. Robert
'Knowles, Giint. lames Bottomley, Gent.
To be Ensigh:--rolin Atnsworth,-Genr,
Wigan Regiinent of Local 'Militia.
To be •Lientenant-Colonel Commandant -Thomas Strhk-
land Standish, Esq. dated March to,
To be lieutenant- Colonel- 't homas Claughton,
,Esq.
To be Major-- Richard•l'ercival Moulson, L sq. -
To be Captains- lames:Thompson, Esq. luito Greenough,
Esq. 'Ralph Greenough, Esq. lohn Lyon, Lig, john
Holt, Esq. John George Bagshaw, Esq, (by ..knevet.)
Win. Mercer, Esq. lames Boiton, Esq. .
To be Lieutenants-nolx.rt Bolton, Cent. Richard Rymer,
Gent lames Button, Gent. R0b.,11 Holt, Gent. Thomas
Peet,%Ceilt. Win. Coats, Gent.
To be EA igns-Robert Naylor, Cent. William Ducker,t
Gent.
To be Quarter..Master-joseph Howard, Gent.
• 'Wapington Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Lieutenant:Crilunel Commandant-John Ireland,Esq.
dated March 16, any.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel4-Wm. Anderton, Esq
it To be May .r, with the sank of Lieutenailt-Lolontl-W Whim
, Eyre*, tsq:
To oe Captsms, with the rank of Major-Richard M. AA-
'bury, E:.q. liorhas Skitt, Esq.
To be Caprailis-1110111,,s Green, Esq, Joseph Lee, Esq.
'John Llare, Esq, George Aistswortlw Lsq.' 'William
Esq,
To be Supernumerary Ditto-Richard Sherratt, Esq. lames
Blown, Esq.
To be Captain, by, Brevet -Peter Nicholson, Esq.
To be Lieut.:ll'4ms - lathes Lea, Gent.-. bun Booth, Gent.
Niammey, tent. (obit Fisher, Gent, ThOirias
Glaze6rook, Gent. -Henry Mather. t,Liit. Samuel El-
' lison, Richard Turner,' Gent. Thomas Lyon. Gent.
Lo.nia, Gent. bolniPreacott, Gent. Richard-Heatn,
(sent.- , •
m
To be Supernnerary Ditto--John Crane, Gent. Williarh
Hall, Cent, •
To. be Ensigns -Edward•Gaskell, Gent. W4ti lain Ilalsal,
de3t. Thomas. Percival, Geht 4111C4 Atherton Gent.
V, in. TinsleyM, Gent.
To be Quarter-aster-Thomas Malley, Gent. •
•
Contrnissions signed bythe Lord lieutenant of the County
of Salop., •
Shropshlre W rekin Regiment of Local Militia._
To be Lieutenant-Colonel Cr.tiuhatidant- Thomas .Eyton,
Esq.' dated i)cc. 2.6'1801.
To be Lieuteuant-Colonel-Thoinai•Eyton, jun. Each.
To. be A4-ajor- Edward Cludde, Esq. , •
To be Capiains--Thomas Bayley, Esq. . Henry Williams,
EN, WilliAtil AISSULC, Esq. Chatles Montgomery Camp.
belt, - • Thomas Lecke, Esq. Archibald Montgomery
caropbol,' Esq. Francis Seymour (.argent, seq. Robert
Anstre . • Esq• Robert Trainer, Esq.,„ lv illiain Henry
Cepe, Esq.
'To be Lieutenants-Robert Hinshaw, Cent. Robert Meek,
Proadivod. • Gent. William 16...ien.ithst,
Cent, Tootoas Wilding, Gent: Joint, Yii:es, Gent.
richard Hodges C wytri, Gent. Thomas thrtt.t.r
Lawley;, Gent. William flothersley,
josepit rirtn,toime, Gent,

LONDON; Printtd by RICIIARD HARRIS, of. No. 4: Katie:. co Jet, lirr../..tt)

tea, (rota the r4th 'Foot, to be L?eutenatit,' without Ont.
Ouse.. Peter•Macpherson, Gent: to be Lnsign, witnout
purchase, vice Wank, who resigns.
2d Ditto.—To be .Lieutenants —Ensign Edward Lynch. En-
' sign peorge 0i EnSign Duncan WDougAll, from
the 9oth Foot. Ensign Gusions Low. Ensign G. Pit-
' kington. Ensign William Gordan, front the 73th Foot.
6th Ditto —S2 Limier. Masti:r.Serjeatit'
.-Quarter-Master vice Robinson, who resigns.
ith Ditto—john Cliodining, Gent. to be. Ensign, by Fr.

chase, vice.Tagert, who retires.
istli Ditto, H. h. Barnharti to be Lieutenant, without pur-
'
• chase vice Wheeler, dismissed. jeremiali Quill, Lieut.
to be Ensign, vice Bonham. •
loth Ditto—Ensign James Goldfrap to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase.
24th Ditto—Lieutenant William Tudor to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, Lieutenant lames Lepirer
to be ditto.
To be Lieutenants, without l'iirchase--Ensign John Max-
well. Ensign B. K. Ireland, front the-6th Garrison Bat-
talion. Ensign Henry LieWellyn. -
To be Lieutenant by Purchase—Ensign Joseph Brooksbink,
vice Tyler, promoted in the both out.•
26th Ditto—john Wilkinson' Cunt. to be Ensign by p_ c.
chase, vice Keary promoted.
28th Ditto, En,44gn john Fowey to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Mann, promoted itiAlie 990) Fout. Richard
Chadwick, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Fowler. Stailklus-
pital-4ssistatit john i'itzpatrick to'be AshiStant-Surgeon...
34th Ditto, Lieutenant, G. Carnegie to tie Captain cis. a
Company, without purchase. •
To be Lieutenants, without purchase.—Ensign William
Ward, Ensign Frederia'Hovenden, Entign James SerJeant.
To be Ensign."—Ensigit lames Fennell, from the Ist Garrison
Battalion, vice Ward.
37th Ditto, Ensign john Nugent to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Cox, promoted. Ensign lona Thomas
• Wallordto be ditto. Henry Wilson, Gent. to be Ensign,

vice Walfoid.
39th Ditto, Lieutenant_ George Wilkins, to be Captain WA
Company, by purchase, vice Stevenson, NV 110. mums.
45th Ditto, Ensign Richard Colley to oe Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Moore dismissed tin: service.
soth Ditto? George folio Cady, Gent. to bc Ensign, by
chase,put-
vicetower, promoted. . .
S4th itto; Hospital Mate4ohn Geddes to be Assistant.
Surgeon, vice. (Oazeley, appointed to the 21 I(s.,yal yen:—
ran Battalion. ,
6zst Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Charlettin to be Captain of a
CoMpany, by' piirelnist,- vice Ellys, who retires. Ensign
Cohn Wolte to. be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Charte.
ton. Thomas „Williams, Gent. to be Unsign, without

purchase, vice Lacy, promoted.
6stli Ditto, Ensign Henry.Stracey to be Lieutenant, by put..
chase, vice Smith, who retires.
7 hit Ditto, Captam Arthur (ores to he Major, without pttr.
chase, vice CaMpbell, "promoted. Lieutenant Datiald
CaMpbell to be tlaptain of a Company, vice, hones.—:
Ensign Wm. Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice 1). Camp-
bell. joint Metcalfe, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Camp-
bell..
72(1 Ditto, Lieutenant.`Colonel john Crowgey, froth.the rst
Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant. Colonel, vice bey.

moor, who exchanges.
83(1 Ditto, Harry St. Clair, Cent. to be Ensign,- without
purchase. . •
91st Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel H. Lucas tohe Captain of a
• Company, by purchase, vice Hay, who retires.
93(1 Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander IVlac.henzie to be Captain
of a Company, without purchase. Ensign Alexander
Ivluirhead to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Charles
Gordon, sent. to be Ensign, vice lquirliead.
96th Ditto,.Lieutenant Francis Cooper, from the Bth Card:
son llatttalion, to be Lieutenant, vice On, who excliangrs.
john A. Drinan, Gent. to
,be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Sortie, promoted in the. 46th ,Foot .
98th Ditto, Lieutenant Philip Uelisle; from the 65th Foot,
to be Captain of a Conippy, without purchase.
Royal Stall Corps, Henry Piers, Gent: to he Ensign with.
out purchase, vice Taylor, promoted.
Royal Vick Rangers, Lieutenant lohn Ware to be Captain
of a Company, withoUt purchase, vice-Pante, appointed
to thelth Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign Samuel Gregg
• to be Lieutenant, vice Ware. Win. Russell, Gent. to be
Ensign, vice Gregg;
tat Garrison Battalion, Leutenant R. A., Seymour, from the
741 Foot, to be Lieutenant. Colonel, vice Growgey, who
exchanges.
ph Ditto, -- Powell, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Banner,
app;inted to the 23(1 Light Dragoons.
6th onto. Kenneth koss,.Gent. ro be Ensign, vice, lit:-
Ian:I. Appointed to the 24th Foot.
Bth Vitto—Liethenant Wiiharn. Orr, from the 96th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Cooperk,who exchanges.
2(1 Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign Abbott to be Adju.
taht, vice Fraser, who resigns the Adjutancy only.
6th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon R.C;a4eley, from the 2d Royal
Veteran.Battaliou, , to be Assistant Surgeon; vice Al'llcar-
mid, appointed to the 85th Foot.

... , - lAISMORAPIDUM. - . •
Captain Annesley, of she.3Sth Foot, who was superseded.
as Stated in the Gazette of the Loth instant, is reinstated in
liis rank. .
The appointment of Asssistant-Sutteon Samuel Franklin
Hayes, :rum the 3 ist Foot, to be Surgeon of the Sicilian Re-
giment, as Stated in the Gazette of the 13th ult. has nut
taken place. . .
Ea aA T um, in the Gazette of June-6, tB4.
Ist Itegiinent of Surrey Local Militia.
Fur Sir 7i'lloinas Sutton, Bart. to be' Lieutenant •Colonel
Commandant. Dated \larch 17, iSoy, read Sir 'Thomas
Sutton; .I.iart. to be I.i,:utenant Colonel COnitilantlAtil.-
Dated March 17, ISPo.,

BANKRUPTCIES SbPE RS DE D.
Thomas Tlolton, of Langton Little, Yorkshire, 'dealer,
Jacout,oi Wentwort,i-st rett,i)&ticoat. lane, Mary,
Whitectiarni,iklidatesax,

• arlis KR UP IS,
Benjamin Tanner, late of Partmauth, DevanAliire, ship.
builder, to surrender lane 27, July 8, and Auost c, at test,
at Guildhall, Londrin. , Attorney, Mr. aura,
Temple.-
1624 Israel, jun. or Gloucester-place,: Cotpmerclal-road,
little 27, ,luly S, and 'August 5,
at ten, at GUildtl4ll. A ItOttie4 Osbaldcston, Litite,
Tow,!r-street. •
tike 1 vacson, late Of tin; Nzw.rciad, ‘krelclose-square,
mat,lic,ex, 111,11.-y • ..),:rivctier, !um. a7i f uly 4, and Auiat.
5, at one, at .t.:nodltail. Me4.4t4. IQIICS and
Roche, Covent-Garden Churchyard. , , •
john Rock, of Weatutoreland,bu,iifings; Aldersgate.street,
London,: 14104
(Itiile 27, at on:, july• I, and "August.
5, at twelve', at ;whin:ill. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three
Crane-court, Southwark. •
Thonia)•Neale, of St. Martin").lane,,,Middlesex, dealer. in
spitituous liquors, July 1, and August s,' at ton, at
Attortiep Mr.. Robinson, Charter-house.
21yttafe.
William Squire, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, hosier,
lid), 13, is, 4i,cl Auguat, s, at eleven, at tlie Dull and
Mouth Um, Leeds. 'Attu:lnes, Mr. 'conic, ; or
Mr: ilatton-Garden, London. -
)auiea Itiehard Rolitni, Lae of jour-street, Acialphi, and of.
Cuaring-C.N6S,-Midille)ex, Wine-merchant,. jury t, 8. and
• August s,..ai'eleven at GUildtiati. Attorney, Mr. Han-
nain, Groat CoVent-Gtuden. -
bully Parson) 411,.1'William. Diutiel, of' Martin's-lane,
Illie.{llloTLllatiTi,. July' t, 4, and August s, at
ten, at Guiinnall. Attorney, Mr. 'Cunningham, New
North-,beet, Red Lion-aquAre..
lohri. I la) of hlancmster, baker and shopkeeper, July
to, it, and Augasi 5, at two, at the Conituercial Inn,
- itinwiie)ter, At ,/rilles, Mr. Hewitt, Manchester ; or
:Mr. Ellis, Chain:cry-3411e, Lon..•ut.
[oink I).lvis Si;otr, late VI- Souili C01)1.11y, SOTIICTSCTSIIire,
July I,Jc, antr August s, at twelve, at
Lunnon Attorney, . Mr. William Ilarvey, Lantb;s-Con.
tiult-street. •

Ti-1,;;;1;;;R.-0-iiin, of ll:,undsdit.:ll, London, stationer, June
37, at to,t, july 4, at one, 'awl August 5, at ten; at Culld.
hail. Attorniei, Messrs. Wittshile anu Boi:tOn, Oki Broad.
• •
isut ter worts,. la , ;fAoc hu reh.lane, London, broker,
rota; 27, 411L1 ...dmilst, 5, at eleven, at
Attorney, NO.. Uruce,
lain Devon'shae, shopkeeper, July 1,
8, awl 'Aietoist j„ at e'even, at GLi i,thali, London. M.
torney, natik.ny, Capel.euurt, Uartholoinew-lane,
LonuJit .
tVI.4t•IV,VS, ut ntowl.l%lat)e, christchureti, Spital.
carpenter ante builder, Tune 27, July 8,
..uguat y, at tweive, at Guildhall. ,Attorney, Mr.
‘s.:ll,!dina, Luca" Mayor's. Court•ollice, Koval
• t: X , '
liorsleyd,wrf.litrie, Surrey, lighten-Ilan,
. I u;y 1, i, aria Akiiit44t S. at twelve,:.at Guildhall.

and oy IL.LI AM A RIM t; ER. SCR PPS, South Ni
i.ne. FAA Pithor.. tnr ,t hp F.liinr Arr.

Frederick Charles Walsh, of thb. St-rani. Nlied!estx,
and druggtt-t, July 1, at uor, S. alai Augu3t 5, at tivt sec,
at Guildhall. Attornie4, Messrs. J. and W. iiichatztv,l!,
ThOmas Iluttpluyes, of Cheltenham-place, St. Georke6:
f.elds, 'Sultry,. hori:e.dea:er, Juito 27, at tea, Jule 4,
one, and August s, at fro, Zit Guittind:i. ttUiiiry, ,04!..
hiartin, UpporThatnrs-strrt't.
D IP' 1 D NUS.
July lg. Richard Clarke, late of Whitechapel, bc.t'hOW Of
White Hor-lane, Stepticy, Alidtlle6,:x, actor, at (lift, at
Guildhall.
July OS. John Poore, of Mill-lane, Toolev-street, •
Surtcy, lightcritian, a: tett, at Ililflll4li. 1.01)4t01,
duly is. Jolts Lightly it'd Jainel" Thoaipsou, or Upper
Thames-street, London, stationcis, at twelve, at Gtithi.. ,

-hall. . - '
July sB.. Andrew Cheap and Andrew Lottglivan, of Newt, -
court, Switlnit's-late, London, inert;tiants, 'At. ten, at
Guildhall.
July z;. John Cause, late of Great Wahering, Estex,
keeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon.
July is. fames Grant, or Coleman-street, London,' iner.;•
chant, and Peter Grant Lae of the same place, but no •v of
the Island of Jamaica, merchant, at eleven,.at t;uildhall;
London.
July Is. Edward Rosser, IPte of Lindtiefci, Sussex, sow_
matudisetuier And tallow-chandler, at tcu, at
Lontitat. •
July as. Garret Andrews, of Mark•lane, London, inzrt.li
at ten, at Guilt:ha:l.'
July is. 'Geortte•Brt.-de, the younger, of Lime-street, lain-
don, Lis:monger, at twelve, at Guildhall.
fitly ss. Henry loin' Powell,- ut Uxuridge, Miditteses,
boilder,-at twelve, at Guilditail.
fitly as. James Re:lpath, late 01. Deptford-Bridge, Kevrs
• -upholder, at ten, at Guildhall, London,
ag. Isaac Mason, of Oeptford
,Isrulge, lent, upholder,-
at ten, at GUiltitiall.
July tt3. John Hamilton Moore, late_ of Littke Tower-104
chart-seller. at ten, at l,uildnail.-
July. 17. Juxn, Holder, of Viiiiswick,Oloucestershire,butcher.'
ateteveti, at the f alcon lust, Parnswick.
July aa. raist:s Mark, of Itatithooe-'rime, xfora.strtgt°
Minute:es, goldsmith, at eleven, at uuininall.
July 27. Samuel Chapman, of, Woolpit, Suifotk, stop-
keeper, at ten, at the V, oolpta:k hut, 'limy St. Edmund's.
CLlttri tc4rEs..
July Tipney, of Cambridge, surgeohand apollic7
itstry.
John Holt, of Salford, Lancashire, dyer. '
William Earle, late of Ldlntin I-street, near the Small Poi
Hospttal, St. V4llCraS, CW4IO.
George Blakey the elder, noniot Lite of Stepney, hlitinl4:sc%,
ship-owner.
Joon Denny.-of Barbican, London, stationer.
Gillespie, late takßasinghall-sereet, London, tailor.
John Ptulcox,.of Bliglithelmstont, Sussex; carpenter.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
SaMuel Newcomb room, of Bedford-street,
Betlfird.rowt lace-manuracturers.
Samuel Parsons, 4 antes Rider, anti George Austin, of Long-
acre, ceach:foundeiS.
Robert-Webster and James Corbett, of Friday-stteet,
side, wholesale iinen-dryers.
James Smith and Samuel Newton, of Chowbent, LaneasUry
cut ton.spinnevs.
James Smith, Samuel Newtoo,
anti Thomas Taylor, of,
Chowbent, Lancaster, iron arid biass-lutiodess.
Cliti,topliet Dunkin and Thimuis I lays, street, DO'.
1110141Sef, witarinieers. a •
Francis Shield and %V. R. LlXtOlt, of Black non-')
1411611 Holborn, Stanhope printing-press
John Wadley and 'Richard Taylor, of
Illobef S. •
Robert Catiick, N. Brown, Robert Brown, and James W'
son, ot Glasgow.
Robert M`Dowell ant Robert Frederick Koller* of Grc4
Garden-street, W hitechapel, dealers in non. 1.04,4,
Illanthew Clark anti Jon. And. Lewis, of St. Vnict°l
Clty..ioad, covers. .

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