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John Hughes eoodlake and WilllaM Hartley goodlake, of Lime.
house, Middlaaex, shlp-chandlers and copartners *N."
and Dec. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie.,
and Tooke, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn.
Alexander Hooffsewer, of Lawrence Pountney.lank
wine-merchant, dealer and-kchaprnan, Nov. 10, ft,
19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Aito
Devonshire-street, Queen-cquare. • •
?arms Bailey, late of Babinghall-street, Louden, warehouseman.
dealer and chaps an, Nov. 14, at twelve, Nqv. 24, at eleven,
and Dec.l9, at twelve, at GuildiialL Anomie., Mears. Gale
and Son, Bedforo-suet, Bedford-row.
Themes' Berne tl7e younger and Thomas Mankin, of Camber.
well, r,y, coal-merchants, dealers, chapmen and copart.
nets, Not. 10, 24. and Dee. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attar:lbw
Leigh, Mason, and Leigh, Ncw Bridge-street.
John Sharp, of Ray-street, Clerktnwell, Middleuy., v'etuallee,
. u Jer and chapman, Nov. Is, at twelve, Nov. 21, and. Dec. 19;
at one, at Guildhall. Atomics, Mears. BovtU and Tiutin, New
Bridge. street, 13Iackfriars.
George Watkins and William Cowper, of Lincoln's-Inn, Middle.
sex, money-scriveners, dealers and chapmen, Nov.lo, at eleven
Nov. 24, and Dec.l9, at twelve, at•Guildh.ll. Attorney, Mr.
Blandfortkicing's Bench Walks, Temple.
Samuel Odd, of Enfield Highway, Middlesex, coachTmaster,
p dealer and chapnian, Nov. 14, at one, Nov, 24, at twelve, and
Dec. 19, at one, as Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Throg-

Loonuolo,
and Dec.

moron-street.
William Dadd, of Gravesend, Kent, grocer, dealer and chapman
Nov. IS, at eleven. Nov. 91, and Dec. '9, at one, at Guildhall.
Attornles, Mews. Walker and Rankin, Old Jewry, London.
Edmond Sexton Gorman Munkhouse and Michael Arthur Gor-
man, cf London, merchants, Nov. le, 1.4, and Dec. it), at ten,
at Cunhall. Attoralcs, Mews. Winter and Sons,

lane, London.
Moms Simmons, late of Gray'Ann-line, Middlesex, victualler,
dealer and chapman, N0v.13, 17, and Dec. 19, at eleven, at
tsulldhall. Attorney, Mr. Kiss, Printer-street, Blackfriars.
Moses Fortune, of Stone Kitchen, within the Tower of London,
victualler; dealer and chapman, Nov. 16, 24, and'Dee. 19, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attornies Igessn. Harvey and Warne, Sc.
Helen's, Bishopsgate-street.
John Whitley, of Marsham 'street, Westminster, timber-mer-
chant, dealer and chapman. Nov. 17, 24, and Dec. 19, at pne,
at Guildhall. Attorn Mr. Platt, Tanfield-court, Temple. •
Thomas Crompton, of Esecx-street, Strand, Middlesex, uphol-
sterer and cabinet-maker, Nov. 10, 17, and Dec. 19, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, r. Wright, liart-street, Blonmsbery.
Thomas Pocock, of Fiilt-street, Doctors Common., Lon-
don, mason, bricklayer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 14, 24, and
Dec. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kibble-
white, Rowland, and Robitison, Gray's Inn-place. •
Charles Hales, of Bolt court, Flee...-street. Lorton, upholsterer
and cabinet-mater, N0v.14, 21, and Dec. 19, at twelve, at
Attornies' Messrs. Wilkinson and Young, Mar-
garet-street, Cavendnh-square.
Robert Allcroft, of Sheffield; eeissor-manufacturer, dealer and
chapman, Nov. 17,18, and Dec. 19, at eleven, at the Tontine
Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Southampton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield.
Thomas Gilbert, of John-street, Fitzroy-square, Middlesex, ear-
penter, 'dealer and chapman, Nov.lo, 21, and Dec. 19, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Allen and Gylby, No. 17,
Castle-street, Soho.
David Ross, of Great Portland-.treet, Oxford-street, Madiesex,
carver and gilder, dealer and chapman, Nov. 14, 21, and De=
cember 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Popkin,
Dean- etreet, Soho.
James Kesteven, l'insmas Kesteven, and Joseph Kesteven, of
York-street, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, men's-mercers,
dealers and chapmen, Nuv. 10, 21, and Dee. 19, at ten, at
Guildhall. Atrornies, Messrs. J. and W. Richardson, New lin.
Joseph Cole., of Staple Aston, Oxfurdshire, butter-factor, No-
vember 17, 21, and Dec. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. incites, Belvidere.place, St. George's, Surrey.
ben limes, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, laceman, dealer
and chapman, Nov. 10, 17, and Dec. 19, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Laing, America-square, London.
Alexander Walker, the elder, and Maain Walker, of Birming-
ham; Alexander Walker, the younger, and Richard Haaluck,
of Philadelphia, North America, merchants. dealers, cbapnien,
and copartners, Dec. 1,2, and 19, at eleven, at the Royal
Hovel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens,
Maraos, and Pearce, Old Jewry, London; or Mr. Whateley,
Birmingham.
dward Duke, of Harwich, Essex, draper, dealer and chapman,
Nov. 10, 24, and Dec. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. G. Adams, O'd Jewry, London.
enjamin Bennett, Wellington-square, Middlesex, bricklayer,
builder, dealer and chapman, Nov. 14, 21, and Dec. 19, at
eleven, at GuildbalL Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Warne,
St. Helen's-place, Landon.
Thomas-Mellsuish and John Monkhouve, of Nicholas-lane, Lem-
bard-street, London, coffee-dealers, merchants, dealers, and
ehapmen, Nov. 10, 24, and Dec.l9, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attornies,_ Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, Little St. Thomas
Apostle Queen-street.
ohs Jordan, of Bush-lane, Cannon-street, London, wine-mer-
chant, dearer and chapman, Nov. 17, 24, and Dec. 19, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Weston and Tees-
dale, Fenchurch-street, London.
Charles Berry Ati,tin, of Maiden-lane, Battle-bridge, Islington,
Middlesex, tripcman, dealer and chapman,, New. 10, at eleven,
sit 1 and Dec. 19 at twelve, at Guildhall, loosidolo. Attorney,
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Mr. Allinghatn, St. John's-square.

Benjamin

John

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Dec. 1. John Holt, Cotbbory, victualler, at eleven. Dec. 8.
John Mark, Queenhitbe, malt factor, at ten. Dec. 15. Joseph*,
Eland and John Satteethwalte, Fen-court, insurance-brokers, at '
eleven. Nov. 18. Richard !reddish, St. James's-street, wine-
merchantt at twelve. Fov. 24. William Williams, Russa-row,
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balze-tactor, at ten. Dec. 1. Hanival Marchant, Barking, fisher-
man, at eleven. Nov. 28. Hugh Jones, Skinner-street, cheese-
imager' at twelve. Dec. 12. John Wilson, jun. and John Wil-
liams, t,ong-acte, coach-makers, at one. Nov. -28. Thomas Ed-
ward Elt, Holloway, toy-maker, at twelve. Dec. 5. William
Brock and Benjamiu Le Misurier, Warnford.cow t, merchants,
at one. Nov. 21. Morris Cassel, Sun-street, shopkeeper, at
eleven. Nov. :US. Bartholomew Short, Finsbury. place, merchant,
at one. Nov.' 28. Stephen Page Seager, Maidstone, dealer, at
one. Nov: 28. Harry P4lsford, Piccadilly, wine-merchant, at
one. Nov. 98. Joseph King, King-street, silk-mercer, at ten.
Dec. 5. Thomas Baron, Great at. Thomas Apostle, warehouse-
man, at ten. Nov. 28. Elisabeth Wilkinson, Charl.3-street,
milliner, at one. Dec. 15. Charles Sharpe, Poultry, bookseller,
at ten. Nov. 28. Charles Waite, Alder-gate-street, haberdasher,
' at eleVen.. Nrv, 28. Joseph puckatn and Robert Lankester,
Bread-street, warehousemen, at ereven. Nov2B. Edmund
Townsend, Maiden-lane, wine-mercbant at' twelve. Jan. 2t
Robert Hamilton, Old Broad-street, underwriter, at eleven.
Dec. 1. Thomas Ashfield, Shadwell, money-scrivener, at ten.
• DIViDNDS tp be made in the COUNTRY.
Nov. 25. Richard Ha:se, giuyikott, miller, at twelve, at the
Glebe, Exeler. Nov. 90. John Turner, Sweilling, draper, at
eleven, at the Bell. Saamondhatn. Dec. 5. William Cutting,
Batton, butcher, at four, at the Rampant Forte, Norwich. Dec
1. Ezekiel f.vans, Bristol, herder, at one, at the Rummer, Bris.
tol. De.. 1. Robert Preston, I.lverpobl, banker, at one, at the
8411 and Punch Uuwl, Liverpool. Nov. 50. Thomas Ells, New-
port, Ailonntouthshire, shopkeeper,. at one, at the Greybound,
Bristol. Dec. 2. John Knidst, Caine, clothier, at one, at the
Vonmtercial ROOMS, Bristol. Nov. 28. Henry Norman, St.
Neots, corn-dealer, at five, at the George, Huntingdon. Dec. 1.
Wiiiiani Fenton :cost, Lucas Nicholst,ri, and thierge :smith,
Leeds, bankers, at eleven, at their late house, Leeds.
CER ilticATp, November 29.
Edward Bairstow, Manchester, factor-Worthington Brice,
Bristol, merchant-John Escy, Red I.iun-street, bookseller-
William, Samuel, and John Crosley, of „Basinghall street, wolleo-
manufacturers-Fella Fryer, Preston, cotton-manutactuter-
Daniel Blacliford. Leadenlail-street, lateman-Richard Ph p 4
i.;hiplinie Norton, butcher-Christopber Berry, jun. Norwich,
bookseller-Richard Walthall, Stockport, cotton-spinner-Geo.
Noel, I.4At Stonehouse, bme-burner-David Thomas, Newpoet,
Pembrokeshire, shopkeeper-Joseph Calder, Powick, dealer-
. Thomas t.ingio4d, Leicester-square, mercer-Robert Mayers,
:),:anchester, grocer-Fiances Alkoby, Louth, grocer.
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U fION OF PRIZB-MCVEIf.
The Fiegard, for the Fem. and Hopei t, to be phi(' tri the 13th
iabtant, at 140. 41, Norlolk-atiert. •
Leonicla9; for la Gazelle, at Mr. Lockyer'a, Plymouth; and
fur the Coniver, at 7, Ae.elphi I errace on their arrival.
Crocodile, for the Vivilia, slave trader, at No. sit, Norfolk-
street, Straistl,
ittllemt4 41:. is I.i-be, Bodel Maria, Maria Dorothea, and
Anna Serer .:1, the Lath, on board 'recalled 2, Clam d'a lal4. •
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LISBON AND CADIZ PAPERS., paylng the came duties and Ort'pacti, as if the), itt*
1 re-exported,and in case in the latter term they sbould
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• , not be re-shipped, or applied to internal consump.
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LISBOy, OCTOM.II 22.
they -
- 4 tion, with the proper duties discharged for such con.'
Th ngcoomfmu
the Prat
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the sumption, no further time will be granted, but
will be disposed of in the manner directed in the said
Administratorefollowi
General Post-office in this capital : • 1 Edict of 1803.
66 The province of Estremadura, and the four' 7. All the articles of commerce so received into
kingdoms of Andalusia, are free from the enemy; , the Customhouses, shall either be subject to the
end consequently their communications, by post, are 1 duties of consumption or re-shipment heretofore de•
in full activity. The same is the case in New and in
I dared.
Old Castile as far as Burgos, in the Asturias, the 1 8. The duties of re-shipment shall equally be et.
kingdoms of Leon and Gallicia, with Puebla de Se- , tended to goods transferred from vessel to vessel, al.
nabria,,Zamera, Toro, Guadalazara, Soria and the though not deposited in the public warehouses, bit '
provice of Cuenca. not those deposited in the city of Ponte Delgaa4, in
If In the kingdom of Valencia, the Alicant post is , the Island of St. Michael, and in the port of the city of and in circulation ; but in Murcia, th )ugh eva- 4 Goa, because in such cases they are subjected td the,
cuated by the enemy, there is little communication, 1 Edict peculiar to those cities.
on account of the epidemic, which prevails in various 9. If it should be necessary to re-ship, from any.'
towns of that kingdom. national or other vessel, the cargo, and the cargo be deposited in the Custom-house, it being neeeisar
66 In Arragon, the towns bordering upon Old CasT
tile, and the provinces of Soria and Cuenca, are alone : to repair the vessel, the etpences of protection alone
in a state to receive correspondence by letter.
;shall he charged, if the go' d.s he re-imbarked in the
66 The B.ilearic isles, and that o Iviza, enjoy
1 same vessel within three mouths ; if a longer time
active intercourse '
tas also does great part of Cata- it be required, 2 per cent. shall be charged, but it the
bti lonia', from whence letters .are conveyed in vessels goods transferred to another vessel, the ordinary
destined for Cadiz. (Signed) duties of re-exportation will be required.
66 JOSE BARRET, MULL"
10. All these said duties are not to interfere with

LETTER EROM THE MARQUIS OF WELLINDTON i'D the regulatiosotl4op ted in any other Portuguese hat.
. COLONEL D. J. PALAREA. bouts according to the Register of the Custom.
" I have the satisfaction of sending to your Ex- bouee of Liebon, apd the public laws and orders.
cellency a sword, tvhich I have just received, by or- Flatly, all articles of commerce which are put
der of the Prince Regent of England and Ireland. on-board native or foreign vessels, and which enter
o His Royal Highness presents it to your Excel- Portuguest harbours, are to be subject to examine-
lency as a ;nod of his admiration of the valour and tima by the Manifest and other documents, accord.
constancy with which your Excellency is fighting in ing to the Edict of the '2oth June, 1811 ; and in case
favour of the. independence and liberty of your of any attempt to evade the royal duties, they will
country. be subjected to double the highest duties of consume-
'f In transmitting to your gecellency this proof of tion to whatever country they belong, and the ships
his Royal Highness's esteem, I beg you to receive or vessels on board which such goods shall be found,
my sincere wishes for the preservation of your life, will be liable for the discharge of the public demand,
that you may employ the weapon to the honour pea. d
CADIZ, OCTOBER 2w
advantage of your country. (Signed)
"
19th instant General Ballesteros remained
Weeensteroe, Duke of Ciedad Rodeigo. Oa the
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• in•Greetiada
" Bead-quarters, Flores de (Nita, July 25,1812."
It is reported! that in Alliembra de Grenada some
REPLY. Secret acts of justice have teen carried into execution
0 EXCELLENT Loen—l have received, with all the —a circumstance which fills with horror all lovers
'of order and the law ; because, under the shade of
esteem I ought, the sword which your Excellency
has sent me from his Royal Highness the Prince rudely it is very easy . iniquity to commit greet and
Regent of England and Ireland. I cannot find euth-
injustich.
.
cient words to express my gratitude for this goodness. amen, 21sT DAY.
which his Royal Highness has deigned to shew me, In consequence of an official dispatch from the
and which will, if that is possible, augment those Secretary of Marine having been read, and various
sentiments of gratitude which, in me and all patriotic other documents, stating that General Monteverde
Spaniards, the generous efforts he has made, and had pacified all the provinces of Caraccaseand taken
continues to make, have excited. the rebel Miranda and all the other insurgent Chiefs
" For my part, it is the most gratifying satisfae- prisoners, Senor Calatrava proposed, that the Re.
tien that this information was directed to me by the ency should be instructed to inform Don Domingo
first General in Europe, the immortal hero to whom Monteverde, that tie Cortes had seen with great sa-
Spain and Portugal -owe so many signal victories, tisfaction the happy results of his operations, at likes
and to whom I most sincerely offer my most pro- wise the important services which he and the troops
found thanks, love, and admiration. under his command had performed in the pacification
(Signed) "J• "LAB"' and reconquest of the Caraccas.
44 Toledo, September 2, 1812" This proposition was approved, with the ammo
LISBON, OCTOBER 26. sion of the word tc reconquest," on the suggestion of
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent our Sove- Senor Mendiola.
reign, in his Edict given in his Court of Rio Janeiro, The Cortes then proceeded to the consideration of,
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on the 26th May, 181'2, had in view the twenty-first the ultramarine commission (see the sitting of the
article of the Treaty of Commerce and Navigationt 12th August last), Metier to the abolition cf the
concluded on the I2th February, 1810, with his Bri-. t Mites (1), and she other propositions of Senor Cas.
tannic Majesty, by which All the harbours of the Por- I Cello. This Senor made a long and learned discourse,
tuguese dominions, where custom-houses had been I in which, by the most solid reasoning, he proved the
established, were held tribe free ports for British tna- !inhumanity, injustice, and barbarity of such' an esta7
nufactures, if such manutactnres were not applied . blishment Having concluded, he begged of Senor
for the consumption of those ports, but were re-es- Conde de Toreno, that they should immediately proe
ported, and in such case they were to be subject to i teed to vote, as the point did nut require greater
no more duty than, the products of the territories of , illustration; all the Deputies being convincedeexcept
his Royal Highness were liable p pay irethe ports of ; perhaps Senor Ostolaza, who had rpade a proposition
his Britannic elAjesty, under' the like circumstaiace ; in Iwo ur of the Mites) of the necessity of abolishing
of re-exportAtioie fits Royal Highness, conformably ,an establiiehment which opposed the principles 4
with this article, ordered; by his Edict of the 4th of i equality established between the ultramarine Spa-
November! 18410. that the machauclizeot the growth i niards and those of the Peninsula. After KW dio
and manufacture of Great Britain, deposited for re- ' cussion, in which Senors. Ostolaza and Larrazalxl
shipment, shouldnot pay the customary imposts on' took a part, the report of the commissicia was put tit .
re-exportation, if the same indulgence were conceded the vote, and unanimously approved :
to the merchandise ,frOln Portugal ;it being, how- Ist. That the Mitas should be for ever abolished.
ever required of the English traders to give security 2d. That the Indians should be exempted from the
that the Portuguese merchandize in English harbours personal service they gave the clergy, or any other
should be re.exported with the same advantage. h public functionary whatever ; obliging them, never-
being represented to his Royal Highness that the said toeless, to satisfy the parochial rights, the same at
Portuguese merchendize so re-exported has paid du- the other classes.
ties under the head of package, bailage, carriage, 9d. That the public charges, such as the rebuade
or otherwise, in some cases, toothe amount of seven ing of churches and making roads, should be equell •
per cent. and in others of three per cent. the dignity borne by
all the inhabitants indiscriminately.
of his crown and the interests of his vassals requires 4th. That divisions of land should be made to the
among other motives expressed in the said Edict,that Indians, leaving to the Provincial Deputies the cam
the following regulations be adopted : of assigning the quotas, &c.
1. The produce and manufacture of Great Britain, sth. That in, all the territories of America, some
belonging, or consigned to British, or Portuguese sub. of the dignities should necessarily remain with d 34
1 jects, may be shipped from the well-known Custom- Indians (2,).
house establishments, on paying 4 per cent. according j (1). A certain eciattibueoo of men which the poi&
Ito their value in the rate book, and agreeable to the M obliged to give for the cultivathan of the hod, wealsl\
custom of the country, with the usual expenses of pro- F 411thes, arc'
tectioa charged at the port. • eilth Poo& of tbe 'east SPanish macarikll r's bin' is .---..tial
wise and bedeficent regulations of thiiistionat-Cougiuts, min
2. His Royal Highness extends this regulation to proofs of the advantages you may iambic yourreI7111•81 14
any other articles, besides those distinguished in the ee.t.2:._
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Edict of the 26th January, 1811, which may be the t
subject of commerce with his vassals, and the same 1 • THE EVENING STAIL
duties of re-exportation, and the same charges of pro. 1 • ----•=-^ .7-------r'"--115
LON VON.
1 tectien are to be required,eas are mentioned' in the .
Edict for the commodities therein specified. .. • . _.,.....—..
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• MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9:
S. His Royal Highness directs that merchandize .
t pot of British product, but belonging to British ......o.
aback*
On Saturday we noticed the tempt:Ca/
subjects, or to any other nation at peace with his
crown, shall pay 5 per cent. besides :he expences ment of the siege of Burgos by the Fateeteit of Why
noticed. LINOTON. His Lordship's dispatches;on this
4. His Royal Highness orders, that the goods jest, were addressed to Siteliome I*o4olt,Sili!e:
re-exported to the present time, from the said Cup
anger, .
and not to the Government et 41,e-
-1 tom-house, free of duty, bit whichi are subject to 111
arbitrary duties, in consequence of the said security Sir nous ,Pottioii, 'their contents. were ossot
m gig
given by English merchants, shall be liable to the sated to the Admirahy, in letters dateof
duties of re-exportation, and other expences hereby
declared. e. e_enio ae
. SANEOCILDAS and CAsTANOs Will be surnci eeeet
27th ult. We sincerely hope- that the 00/0
5. His Royal Highness directs, that dry goods may
remain in the Portuguese Custom-houses for two
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years, and wet good, or those liable to damage, from the hatch.
, to keep the enemy udder Chatoset in Asa 106*
the return of the Marquis ...
may remain for six months, notwithstanding the or- for whom the destiny
der in the Edict of the 18th November, 1805, which served, appears, from the Spanish accnagtht
in other-respects continues in full force. The goods french 1
45,000 men under him. The last
so warehoused for re-shipment may, at the discretion
of the owners; be disposed of in the cpuntry, on the 00• lie is said to bent
stated his force at 80,0 . , , ._,
Opposed, t 6 15" '
payment of the duties and expences required in the advancing towards. Madrid.
of Mhttetose is, we tt
event of such an appropriation of them.
6. The term of two years granted for dry goods .We here 84 R. kluge army, compomen, at Aranjedz, exclusive o( the 5pa4.40136,...i5i.
may be extended two years longer, on the owner's itiSt k
•. under him. Genctal4 Satsuma 444 ceOA4
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