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at twelve, Otildbao.
December S. George Harongsfriameaderpetreet, Southwiely
felltnouga, at twelve, at
December 1. William Sweatt, et listabra, Cheshire, Ls
and tinvlste-worker, at ten, at the Ascher Inn, Stodipeet.
December I. Willies* Audertest, of Liverpool, upholsterer, at
one, at the Globe TOWN Jobmetreet, Llverpool.
December 1. Richard Wood sad Thomas Liddell, of Barnsley,
Yorkshire, lines manufacturers, at eleven, at the White Bear
Inn, Barnaley.
December I. Janes Oldfield, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve,
at the Globe Tavern, Johastreet, Liverpool.
December 3. John Bridger, jun. of Mortlake, Surrey, tallow
chandler, at tea, at Guildhall.
PARTNER.::HIPS DISSOLVED.
Joseph Wood and John Fanshaw, of Liverpool, porter dealers,
&c. July so, ISOs.
Thomas Capon and Thomas Wood, of Great Bookham, Surrey,
carpenters, December tO. 16011.
John M‘Kinlay and Daniel Shuatebotbam, of Chester, linen dra-

pert, Novetither 21, 1809.
Ambrose Nichols and Isaac Willeocks, of East Storehouse, De-
vonshire, rope and cordage manufacturers, May 2, 11109.
Joseph Cheetbam and Samuel John Smith, of Manchester, calico
printers and dyers, November 27, 18074
Thomas G. Ansdell and C. Grayson, orLiverpool, block and

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pump makers, November 28, 1808.
Abraham Lees and Thomas Rigg, of Stubbing-Mill, Halifax,
Yorkshire, cotton spinners, November 21, 1808.
Clark, M'Gilp, and Company, of Olugow, November!!, 1808.
Thomas Stater and Benjamin Booth, of Manchester, manufac-
turers and cotton spinners, November 20, 1808.
James Robertson and Robert Simpson, of Holton. Middlesex,

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June Sl, 1808.
John Healey Sherislan and John Hewitt, of Land-End, Stafford-
shire, potters, November 11, 1808.
Silas Kelsey and Robert Darling, of Framwellgate, Durham, tan-
ners, November IS, 1808.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

Sr. Atiaaavia Day.—No Walesa dose at the Stock Exchange.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Talk Stock 236 2354 236 India Stock 1614
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 65“ India Bonds, Is. 7s. prem.
3 per C. Cons. 66ff Eit. Bilis, Is. Is. pre.
4 per Cent. 8144 Onsniont, 1 dia.
5 per Cent. Navy 3314* State Lottery Tickets, 211. 154.
Long Ann. 18 Cons. for ace. 6611

Dutch papers to the 26th, containing extracts from
Mostiteurs of the 22d inst. have been received. They
.contain no recent intelligence respecting the military

operations in Spain—a circumstance which we con-
sider as rather important at the present moment ; for,
if the gloomy accounts of victories over the Patriots,
had reached Paris, that have boen received from Co.
runna, no small degree of industry would have been
employed to give them the utmost publicity.
We can add but little to the accounts received two
days ago from Plymouth. We understands however,
that Captain BLANC! believes their geseral substance
to be correct; namely, that after the 11th, General
BLAKL drove back the enemy. This Officer, as a
corroborative circumstance, states, that the Governor
of St. Andero, (the port from which he sailed on the
16th), though he had previously forbidden some ar-
tillery, which had been shipped during the time of
the alarm, to be relanded, had, on the 15th, after
receiving the news of the victories, given orders to
that effect. Government, we believe, have received no
intelligence from Spain since the arrival of the Pellew
packet from Corunna ; but the unfavourable impres-
sion produced by this suspension of direct communi-
-1 cation with that country is not a little softened by the
circumstance of no very unfavourable intelligence
having reached us through the indireit channel of
France and Holland. Had BONAPARTI obtained any
signal successes over the Patriot armies, it is conjee-
cured that he would not have been backward in send-
ing us accounts of them.
Though Government have received no official ad-
vice of recent events in Spain, it is understood that
Sir DAVID BAIRD'S last communication states, that
he can maintain his position in the passes of Gallicia,
while Sir JOHN Moon's force may make good•its
retreat upon the line by which it has advanced. It
ought, however, to be noted, that Sir DAVID BAIRD,
as a just and prudent measure of precaution, was in.
duced to detain the transports which were about to
return from Comma.

Our Port Letters of this morning announce the ar-
rival of the VIRAGO at Plymouth. One letter says
from the coast of Spain"—another 44 from a cruise."
Had she recently quitted a Spanish port, the accounts
brought by her would probably have been stated.—
We may soon expect to receive authentic accounts,
and to have a termination put to the state of suspence
which tow prevails.
Some private letters of the 23cl have also been re-
ceived from Holland. They state that it was the de-
termination of the Government to enforce the Em-
bargo on all shipping in the Dutch ports, with the
utmost rigour.

It was reported yesterday that a series of the M... 1
:ileum to Friday last had been received in town. We
do not believe that any papers of so late a date have
been received.

CONTINESTAL JOURNALS.

The vessel which wb yesterday announced to have
arrived at Harwich, did not bring a Gottenbnrgh
mail, as we stated by mistake; but, by her. we have
received Hamburgh and Altona Papers to the 13th
instant, the contents of which are rather important.
The Harnkszi ant/peaks, of the 12th, in au ar-
ticle dated Vienna, the 2d instant, confirms the report
that Mr. ADM" bad arrived at Coustailitiopte, ;with