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London, England, 1805-12-25 00:00:00

CORNHILL WARD, DEC. 24, 1805.
AT a WA RDMOTE, holden on the 21 ft innant,
before the Worfuipful CHARLES FLOWER, Efsi.
man, a: h 1 continued by Adjournment until this day, upon the
Clete of the Poll for Common Councilmen of this W4td, the
Nun:bete appear d follow :
Mr. S tinsel Birch, Deputy 67 Mr. Thomas Blunt 57
William Anvil 55 Paul Philip Brrraucl 59
james Jack. 6o Jofeph Norville 35
Charles Ch.ipman 39 William Coftaktr 22
When the firft Six Gentlemen were declared by the Aldermna
duly tie& d.
Upon Motions rerpedively made and fecondeel, the following
Refolutions were then put, and paged unanimoufly:—
Refalvesl, that the .1 banks of this Wardmote be given to the
following Gent rn.n:—MF. Samuel Birch, Mr. William An-
gell, Mr. James Jacks, Mr. Richard Turner, Mr. Thomas Gol-
ding, and Mr. Charles Chapman, for their faithful and impartial
eisidott daring their Repreientation of this Ward as Common
Councilmen in theistic Year.
the Thanks of this Wardmote be given to the Worfhipful
(1;..-i,s Flower, Ffq. Alderman of this Ward, for his very up.
and impartial conduit during the above Eltainn.
hat the foreg.tine Refolutions be publiihed in three of the
Morning and two of the Evening Papers, and figned by the Ward
Clerk. WILLIAM BAKER, Ward Clerk.

From the lONDON GAZ h.TTE, December 24.

ADMIRALTY °TEMP, DEC. 24.
Copy of a Letter from the Honourable Rear Admiral Cochrane,
Commander in Chid' of his Majefty's Ships and Veffels at the
leeward lflands, to William Madden, Efq. dated Barbstiocs,
October 27.
Sir—l have the honour to enclofe, for the infor-
mation of the Lords Commiffloners of the Admiral-
ty, the copy of a lcirer from Captain CHAMPAIN, of
his Majefty's fhip JASON, (bating the capture of the
Naiad, a very one French National corvette, of fix-
tex7, long twelve pounders, pierced for twenty-two,
and one hundred and feventy men. I am, &c.
(Signed) ALEX. COCHRANE.
His Majelty's ibip lafon, Carliflc Bay, Barbadoes, Od't. 13 .
Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that, on
the 13th inft. at bait- pall three A.M. in lat. :4. deg.
5 min. N. long. 55 deg. 48 min. W. I made ail fail
in purfuit of a flrang brig, which, after a chace of
nine hours, dole hauled, at the distance of five miles
of each other, and a partial firing of fifteen minutes,
I fucceeded in capturing, and have brought in.—
She proves to be the French National corvette
Naiad, commanded by Monfieur HAMov, Lieutenant
de Vaiffeau, pierced for twenty-two guns, mounting
flatter:long twelve polindeis, with four brafs two-
pOund fwivels, and had on board one hundred and
feventy men, one of whom was killed in the aeion
(tad only loft). She was on a two months cruize
hian-Idastinique ; of which time only fifteen days
had expired, without her making a capture. She
Came from Europe in March lalt with the Toulon
fquadron ;—and is one of the largeft brigs in the
French fervice ; extremely well fitted, fails very fait,
(baying elcaped from many of our cruizers) and ap-
pears particularly calculated for his Majefty's fervice.
I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
P• W. CHAMPAIN.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Lobb, of his Majefty's Blip Pb-
acne, to William Marfden, Efq. dated at Lifbon. Dee. 3.
• Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, for the
information of the Lord Comeniffioners of the Admi-
ralty, the boats of his Majefty's (hip under my com-
mand, boarded on the sth of November, dole in with
Guardia, the Golondrina Spanifb lugger privateer,
of four guns and twenty-nine men, belonging to Co
xunna. She had been out fix weeks, and not made
pfij Iture ; the enemy had two men wounded, and
tit; • el I let fire to. You will be pleafed to com-
*laic* the enclofed Alb to their Lordfhips, and 1
tate the honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. G. Loa&
His Majelly's flaop Curicux, Lifbon, Dee. a.
"Siittiegto acquaint you, that his Majesty floop
%soder mycommand, eaptured on the 25th ult. 13
fiagnea Weft of Cape Seneiro, the Brilliano, a Spa
wi(h lugger privateer, with five carriage guns and
35 men, commanded by Don JOSEPH ADVIS. She
fita been out five days from Port Carrel, and two
days before we fell in with her, fhe had taken the
English brig Mary, from Lynn, with coals, hound
to Labors, and the Nymph brig from Newfoundland,
with fiat for Viana. I am, &c. (Signed)
J. JOHNSTONE.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
.Henry Hall and George Daniel Covell, of Crown -facet, Weft.
mintier, itationers, December 23, 1803.
Thomas Lucas and John Afhworth, of Manehefter, cotton ma-
nufadtitrers, December 19, tBo3.
John Prieftly and James Howard, of Leeds, manufaaurers of
!Want -owns, May ta, 1804.
Hairietta Lawrence and William Walton. ot Lemon-ftrect,
°marten's Fields, fugar refiners, May 11, 1805.
Wit:jam Baylis, Tobias Baylis, and Thomas Cole, of Brifta,
Linen merchants, December la, 1803.
Thomas Downward, Richard Downward, and Chriftopher Za-
ra', of Liverpool,BANKßUP wholtfaieTCY E grocers,
NLA May 3RIGED., tEos.
F,broary Ir. Charles Twigs, late of Lawrence Pountney-lane,
London, merchaor, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
James Sclwey, of BroadW
BAay,NKRU WellminPTS.ft, grocer.
• • . er
Fernuel Siddall, of Built, parifh of Macon-under-Lice, Lancatkire,
cotton-manufadurer, dealer and chapman, to furrender Dec.
31 January 7, and February 4, at deven, at the White Bear
Mandseaer. Attornies, Mr. Gibbon, of Afhtou under-Line,
or Mire, of Chancery-lane, London.
:Titoenalti 6,4 Pram, Laneafhire, ironmonger, January 4,6,
.180 I.E.akisart 4. at eleven, at the Golden Fleece, Prefton.—
Atto Grimfh tw and Palmer, Preftou ; or Mr.
' • atfetiry Blakekick, Temple. London,
James Carr, now or late of Orford, Suffolk, innhnlder, dealer and
• Ahapsnan. January I. 4, aod February 4, at ,levee, at the Three
Tufts, Yoxford, Suffolk. Attornies, Mcffrs. Allen. Exley, and
;Seekker, Furnival'a Inn, London; or Mr. Turner, Yoxford
"rtntlitoptter Clark, late 'of Carl.fte, Cumberland, mercer and
linen-draper, January t, 3, and February 4, at eleven, at the
aza.rosd basic, Carlitle. Attornies, Meffrs. Pearfon and Son, No.
, Pt.:ite court, Temple, London; or Mr. Henry Pearfoo, in
Carl:Ec.
-I•llusin Clarke, late of Hythe, Kent, tailor and draper, Dec. 10,
• January 13, and February 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London.-.-
Attornles, Mr. Edward Tourney, Hythe ; or Mr. Samuel
Lifter, No. 4, Norfolk ftrcct, Strand.
I'bomas sertvens. late of Cheapfide, London, tavern-keeper, dealer
at
s of thipman,Dre.3t, January 4. and February 4, at twelve,
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reardon, Corbett court, Grace.
• church ftrect
. All n William Wall, late of Mount Garden, Lambeth, Surrey,
••• ;bat now a pane,: in the King's Bench prifon) varnifb.maker,
• dealer and dopmea, Dec. 31, at twelve, January +, at tea, and
Foram" o. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Willy,
B.,Engball ftrect. London.
• 'William Belt, of Leeds, Yorlifhire, grocer. January 9, so, and
• retnmary 4, at &wens at the Talbot Inn,' Leeds. Attornies,
• mows. Bollard, Aikido* and Bollard. Leeds; or Meffrs. Allen,
• Pelee and Stocker, Fur:lives Inn, Landow
%Awn d Hayward, Lite of Alford, Kent, coacb.maker, Dec. 31,
•'-..at ,en, lam 4, at demi and Feb. A. at one. at Guildhall, Lon-
(l., Attorney, Mr. William Jackfon, No. a, Gabled-mut,
v•• THirpivi., • :••• a • •• •
in bait weak r, blow& asklo4l4rapor, donks . and- aharnill,
I Dec. alt. Jan., and Feb. 4 at Aim, at quadltaili -1-Wseit
tr•orncy, Mr. Bruca, fquare, Loyabio. . • • •