Star.
London, England, 1807-04-27 00:00:00

TIAN MATICIN.

The underfigned Minikes. Plenipotentiary from Majefty
the King of Sweden, has the honour to communicate, by order
of his Court, to the Minifter of his Britannic Majefty, that his
Swedifh—Majefty, influenced by the fame reafons which obliged
him to blockade the mouth of the river Peene (as was officially
communicated by the underfigned on the 3d of this month), his
Judged it equally indifpenfible to eftablith the molt arid and ri-
gorous blockade at the mouth of the river Oder; and that conic
quently this latter river is, and mutt be confidered as being, in a
Rate of blockade.

The underfigned avails himfelf of this opportunity to renew to
his Excellency, Mr. Secretary Canning, the affwances of his high
conilderation. (Signed) o. w. assie.usen.
Piccadilly, April is, iBo7. •
WHITEHALL, APRIL is.
The King has been plated to conftitute and appoint the Right
Honourable Francis Lord Napier to be his Majcity s High Corn.
miffimer to the General Affembly of the Church of Scotland.
The King has alto been plated to conflitute and appoint Mr.
William Oliver, jun. Advoe tte, to be Sheriff Depute of the Shire
of Rozburgb, in the room of Mr. William Oliver reigned.

CROWN OFFICE, APRIL
Members returned to fens In this prefent PArliament.
BOROUOR or Er a.—The Honourable Henry Wellrficy.in the
roam of the Right Honourable George Gordon, commonly called
the Marquis of Huntley, called up to the Houk of Peers.
Boaouov or Mutat* Bcowlw—Sir Vicary Gibbs. Rnt. his
Majelty's Attorney General, in the room of the Right Honourable
Lord Vifeount Stopford, who, fince his ekaion for the kid bo-
rough. has accepted the ofike of Comptroller of his Majtity's

Houfehold.
Roam' °nor MAIMIIIOKouGa.--The Right Honourable Tames
George Stopford. commonly called Lord Vifeount Stopford, in the
room of the Right Honourable the Earl of Dalkeith, called up to
the Houk of Peers. . _

BOROUGH or Miosuact.—The Right Honourable Sir Arthur
Wellelley. klaronet.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, APRIL 23.

Copy of a Letter from the Earl of &. Vincent. K. B Admiral and
Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Fleet employed in the

Channel, Soundings, &c. to William Madden, •Efej. dated in
Town, the with inftant.
Sir—l enclofe, for the information of the I.ords Commitlion( rt
of the Admiralty. a letter which I have received from Captain
Maitland,of his Majefty'e (hip Emerald, giving an account of the
capture of the Aufterlitz French privateer. I am, Bee. (Signed)
ST. VINCENT.
Emerald, at Sea, April 14.
My Lord—l beg to inform you that his Majelly's
(hip under my command, ye(lerday, captured a Spa-
nulls polacre !hip from La Guira, loaded with cocoa,
hark, indigo, &c. which I was convoying as far as
the limits of my nation, when a report being made
of a fail on the weather bow this morning at day light,
I gave chace, and after a very hard tun of ten hours,
had the good fortune to capture the Aullerlitz of
Nantes, a privateer brig, carrying kurteen nine poun-
ders, and g 6 men. She is quite new, appears to fail
extremely lA, and is in my opinion perfealy adap-
ted for his Majelly's fervice. The Anfterlitz was
fitted for a five months cruize, and had been nut
eight days from Nantes without making any capture.
I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
T. Z. MAITLAND.
Copy of a I.etter from Vice Admiral Dacree. Commander in
Chief of his Mijeitv Ships at. 4 Vd at Jam iea, to 'William
Marftlen, Efq dated on board kis Majefty's Ship Vacran, at
Port Royal, March la.
Sir—it is with much fatisfadtion 1 enclofe you for the informa-
tion of the I.ords CommilTioners of the Admiralty. the copies of
two letters 1 have received from Captain Dacres, of the Bacchante,
acquainting me of the capture of the Frehch National fchooner
Dauphin. and of the dcttrudtiou of the fort, &c. at Santana, the
nett from whence the privateers are fitted out that are coaftantly
cruizing about St. Domingo and Porto Rico by that fhip ant the
Mediator. I truft their Lord:hips will approve of the enterNize
which has been (a completely fucccfsftfl., I am, ice. (Signed)
I It DACR ES.
His Majefty's Ship Bacchante, at Sea, Fe:aviary 16.
Sir—l have the honour to intnrm pit' At his Nla-
...

jelly's (hip paectlawra under my command, (Me•
DIATOIL in company) having captured, nn the t4.th
inffant, off Cape Raphael, the French National kilo°
ner Dauphin, after a chase of ten hours. She moun
ted one long twelve and two four pounders, but the
two latter (he hove overboard in the chace ; and had
on board 71 men. lam extr, mcly happy in having
captured this veffel, as the has done much mifr•hiel
to pur trade, and was returning from a focceffnl
cruize to St. Domingo. .1 have the honour to be, Etc.
(Signed) J. R. DacitEs, jun.
His Majeßy's (hip Bacchante, at sea, February 75.
Sir—. Having captured the French National
fchonner as mentioned in my letter of the 16th intl.
which I found was well known in Santana, (that nett
for privateer.), and having confulted with Captain
Wise, of the MEDIATOR, Whom I fell in with off
the Mona, under fintilar orders to myfelf, crnizing
for the annoyance of the enemy (whole velfels are
principally privateers in thefe feu.), I took him under
my orders, and arrived at a detetmination to fend
the captured veffel in, under her former colours, to
difguile this (hip as a prize, and the MEDIATOR as a
neutral, which ftratAgem fo completely deceived
them, that we got through the intr.cate navigation
of the harbour, and anchored within half a mile of
the fort, before the en . y dilcovered th:ir miftake,
and opened their fire upon us from the fort, which I
have the pleafure to acqoaint you, Sir, after a heavy
cannonade of four bolus from the (hips, w.l, carried
by liortn, by the feamen and mai ines of both (hips,
landed under the command of Captain WISP, atlide.i
by Lieutenants BAKER, Nottrust, and SHAW. We
found in the harbour an A mei ican (hip, and 2n Eng-
lifb Ichoowtr, prizes to the vefrels aforementioned,
and two • Ftench fcho mete then fitting fr..r lea as
erilizers. I am concerned to lay, the MEDIATOR
fuffered confiderably ; the fire of the enemy being
chiefly directed againa her, but not fo much as might
be espeaed from the commanding fituation of the
fort, which was manned principally by the crews of
the privateers. The behaviour of the officers and
men of both chips was fuch as always dillinguiffies
Britifh feamen, and great credit is doe to the Mailers
for carrying the (hips through fo difficult a naviga
don, which caufed this enterptize to be In completely
fuccefiful. The fort and cannon were de(troyed by
Lieutenant GOULD when we evacuated the place on
the zI ft inftant. The enemy's 1.4 mull have been
eonfiderable, though w: could not afcertain the num-
ber, from their recreating to the woods. Inclofed is
the return of killed an f wounded. I am, &c.
(Signed) J. R. DACUS, PO.
A Lift of Killed and Wounded.
BACCUANTRIT.T. H. Migensie, Matter's Mate, nightly
wounded; William Adon, William Snow, and James &cad,
(cameo, wounded.

Mcciavoita—William Barker and M. Wilton, fcatsten killed;
Jafper Hanlon, iVitliarn French, F. Nam. William Jewf:th, Wil-
liam Gordon, James Simpfon, Edward Faulkner, Cairn, '
Wilkins, John Lewis, and T. Forger, (cameo. wounded;
Samuel Deer, marine, wounded—Total a killed, r 6 womided.
(Signed) J. R. Mew, jun.
Copy of a Letter from the Honourable Rear Admiral Sir Ale gan-
der Cocln a:te. K. B. Commander in Chief of his Majelty's
Ships and Vt.ffeis at the Leeward !Bands, to William Madden,
Efi dated nn board Ma Majefty's Blip Northumberland, Car-
. Hie Bay, Barbadnea, February 22. rB4.
Sir—The inolofcd copy of a letter from Captain Matron, of his
Majeity's (hip Venus, acquainting me with the capture of a French
privateer, I requelted you to lay before the I.nrd. Commilnonera
of the Admiralty for their Lorahips' information. I have the
honour to be, &c. (Signed) A. COCURAINg.
His Majefty's Ship Venus, Witte Bay,
Barbadoes, February 12, ao7.
Sir—l have the fatisfaaion of making you ac•
guainted with my having captured in his Majetty's
fhip under my command, on the xoth infant, about
eight leagnes ealt of Barbadoes, the French privateer
fchooner l'Etnile, of fix guns (two of which were
thrown overboard) and fifty-four men, belonging to
Guadalonpe, but !aft from Cayenne, which the left
on the t 7th infant ; during our chace after this vef-
fel, the CYGNET hove in fight to windward, which
j made her bear up, and greatly fhortened the purfnit.
The merchant brig Volunteer, from Cork to Barba
i does, was taken by her on the ra of this month.—

I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) HENP.Y MLTSON.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
watt OFFICE, APRIL 25.
IR Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Quarter Matter John Filk to
be Cornet, without purchafe, vice M`Gregor, fuperfeded.
3d Ditto—John Ferrier, Gent. to be Cocoa, by purchafe, vice
fel'Clintork, promoted
6th Ditto—John Jones, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe.
tft Regiment of Drar:ons—Charles Conyers, Gent. to be Cornet,
by purchafe, vice Jeffreys, who retires.
3d Ditto—Captain George lArigley Perrott, from the (oth Foot, to
he Captain of a Troop, vie:. Cockburne who exchanges.
6th Ditto—Cornet Thomas Hihbert to be Lii.utenant,Ly pm-chafe,
vice Brown, promoted in the 64th Fo' t.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragonos—Thornas Mallen, Gent. to be
Corcet, without purchafe, vice A rniftrung, fnperleiltd
13th Ditto—Edmund Gardiner, Ffq late Adting Paymafter of
3d Foot, to he Paymatter, vice Was, who re;icn•.
rzth Ditto—Captain the HonouraSh: Henry Neville, from the
77th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop. vice Lyre, who el:changes.
It Regi►rent of Foot.
To be Lieutenant, without purchafe•—RnOgna David Home.
from the 72d Foot ; Jam"•s I tin3llon, front the 834 Fuot ; Geo.
Hamilton, from the ;;S:ii •foot.
3d Ditto—David Skein. Gent. to be F.nfign, without purchafe,
vice Healy, whore appo7ntmcnt has nor taken pinee.
9th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Robert Slater, from the Royal Mi-
litary College, to Le Enfign, without purchafe, vice M•Namara,
promoted.
Loth Ditto—r.ientenant John Alien to be Captain of a Company,
by porthole, vice Short, promoted
14t1) Regiment of F)nt.
To be Lieutenants, withnut purchafe—Enligos James Ketiilby,
vice Newland, fuperfedc.,l: Walter Richie, John sifret.
To he Eilfigns—James Arniftrong, Gent. vice Kettilhy ; Thomas
Kirkman, Gent. vice Richie; Roger Swiny, Gent. vice Biffet.
2311 Ditto--Major Henry v:atfon Ellis to he Lieuu nvtt•Colonel.
by rurchafe, vice Lofack, who ri.tires; Captain Charles Sutton
to be Mcjor, vice Ellis.
.26th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Scarifbrick, from the 931 Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, who exchangts.
36th Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants—Ea got Waiter Fwart, vice Reid. promoted 1
In the 6th Garrifon Rutalion ; George Mackenzie, vice Ceti..
promoted in the 3th Garrifon Battalion.
Enf go and Adjutant --a. Douglas to have the rank of Lieu-
tt nont.
Mingo David Price vice M-Caufland, decesfed.
To he Enlign.- —Peter Joreph Bone, Gent.. vice Mackenzie.
Gentleman Cadets Rods:rick Nl•Kenzie, from the Royal Mill-
tars, College, vice Ewart ; Thomas Savage Radler, Gent. vice
Price.
' 38th Ditto—Lieutenant J^ones Taylor to be Captain of s Corn.
pany, vice Mat..n, deceafed ; Captain Thomas Tiddeman, from
the Royal Weft India Rangers, to he Captain of a Company,
vice Dan, promoted; lames A rchdall Crawford, Gent. to he
Fnfign, without purchafe, vice Hamilton, promoted hi the

43d Ditto—William Trant, Gent. to he Enfign without purchafe.
46th Ditto—Brevct Li,utenant-Colonel Edward Barney, from
the 79th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Van&leer, de-
36th Ditto—Captain George Owen, from the 3th Carrico!) Bat-
talion. to be Captain of a Company, vice Manley, deccaled.
both Ditto—. Captain Francis Cockburn, from the 3d Dragoons,
to be Captain of a. Company, vice Perrott, who exchanges;
Serleant.Major----- Lacho to he Adjutant, with the rank of
Fadign. vice *arch. promoted in the Royal African Cerps.
6111 Ditto —F.nfign James Given to be Lieutenant, without pur-
-1 chafe, vice James, ptomoted; Patrick Purvis, Gent. to be En-
t fign; vice Given.
167th Ditto--Lieutewant Abraham James to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice Gamble. &coated; liner James Stewart to be Lieu-
tena:rt, by put-chafe. vice D'Areev, who retires.
7ad Ditto—Ronald Macdonell, Gent. to be Enfign, without put.-
cllfe, rice Home, promoted in the Royals.
nri Ditto—Captain Edward Vincent tyre, from the rith Light
agnaliq, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wyllie, who ex-
changes.
79th Ditto--Major Will-am tintivan, from the Bth Garriko Bat-
talion, to be Major. vice Barnes, promoted in the 46th Foot.
Bttt Ditto—Captain Nicholas BrOWI3. front the Brh Garrifon Bat-
talion. to he Captain of a Company, vice Mackay, who- ex-

changes.
Sad 'lntro.-Captain Fraoeis Thome from the 99th Foot, to be Cap-
tain (la Company. vice Green, who exchanges
23ri Ditto-Henry Vereker Gent. to be Ettagn, without purehafe,
vice Hingßon, prortoot-d in the it oyals.
93dDitto-Licutonant John Clarke, from the 26th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice. Scarilbriek, who exchanges ; Thomas Patullo,
to fr. Paymaßcr, vice Maleamfon, deccafee.
95th Dittl-H. Manners, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, with.
out purchafe, vice Mercer, whore appointment has not taken
place.
99th Ditto-Cantalo William Greene, from the Btd Foot, to be
Capt..in of a Company, vice Thome who exchanges.
6th Weft India Regiment- Spratt. Gent to be Folio with-
out put-a-tare, vice leVellmacott. who reft4ns.
Watteville's Regiment-Chrrles Louis Studer, Gent. to be Bil-
-1 fign vice Muralt, promoted in Froberg's Regiment.
Cape 12..giment-Captain John Thomas Prentice, from Half Pay
of Skcrret'a late Corps, tube Captain of a Company, vice Barnes,
' who exchanges.
ith Garrifon Battalion-I ieuterant Matthias F.ver.rd, from the
ad Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice Owen, appointed to
the 56th Foot
Bth Ditto-Captain Samuel Bayley, from the tooth Foot, to be
Mujqr. vice Sullivan, appointed to the 79th Four; Captain John
Charles M Kay, from the 81 it Foot, to be Captain of a Com.
pony, vice Brown, who exchanges
2rl Royal Veteran Battalion-Apothecary Michael Carenac to he
Surgeon, vice Armitrong, appointed to the loth Royal Veteran
Battalion.
tcth lima-Surgeon Richard Arrnftrorg. from the ad Royal Ire
teran Battalion, to be Surgeon; Affißant-furgeon George Gar-
rett, from the 68th Foot, to be Affiltant Surgeon.
STAFF
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Colonel Robert Craufurd, on Half Pay of the both Foot, to be
Brigadier General to the Forces &dined for a particular ferviee.
Major Launcelot Holland, from the Qjarter-Mafter General's
department, to be Deputy Quarter Matter-General to the faid
Forces, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army.
Major James Stuart, of the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Deputy
Adjutant General to the faid Forces, with the rank of Lieute-
nant Colonel In the Army.
MSflans Commiffary William Whitmore to be a rcputy Commit.'
fary °emend of Stores, proyifions, and Forage to the forces.
ERRATUM in the Gazette of the auk inftant.
3d Foot.
For Charles 'ewer, Gent. to be alert, read Charles Yenta F.r.
pilot, Gent. to be En6go.

OkBRAIICR OFFICR, AF CUL
Corp! off' Royal Engineers.
Gentich an Cadet William F. Dawfon to be Szcond Lieutet art.
vice Jones, promoted. Dated April 1,1807.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of
Chefhire.-Welleth CbefbireVolonteet Cavalry.
William Henry Addifoa. Gent to be Lieutenant. vice Feildei,
refired: Dated March 30, 18:Y.
Commitlion in the 38th, or Ayrfhire Regiment of
• Miliaa, figned by the Lord Lieutenant,
William ('ampbell, Efq to be Captain, vice Cranford, deceafed.
Dated March 31,1807.
Comm: onelifined by the Lord Lieutenant of the
C"ut.ty of Carmarthen.
3d Battalion of Carmatthenfhire Volunteers.
Captain John Morgan to be Major, vice Bagot, reflgned. Dated
April 14, 'BO7.
Comntillinns figned hj the Vice Lieutenant of' the
County of Surrey.--ril Surrey Volunteers.
Daub.l Beard. Efq. to be Captain. Rev. Charles Hughes to he
Chaplain, vice Macon, deccaled. Dated April 3, 184.
Wybridge Volunteer Infantry.
William Barnett, Efq. to he Captain, vice Barmen, refignel.----
Dated April t 4, 1807.
Contmiffion in the Eafi Regimen! of Norfolk Militia;
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
John Burcham. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Pikeling, reugned. Dated
Aprll3,
Commitlion in the Royal North LincoltAire It“!i-
-ment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant,
Dated April 17, 1807.
James hverard Arundell,jun. EA. to he Captain.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSO!.V .D
William Dean, William Arrowf nigh, pn I John Arroser oith, of
Bolton-le•Monra, I.aneathire, erannu:n brewers April t 1807.
Thomas Wetherill and Richard Smartfoot, 1:o 3, Kiog•ftrect,
London, as hallien April 6. tRO7.
John Leach and James Leach, of P,atileton, Lancaflaire, cotton
nuinufaelurers. Februvy 1, 180".
Water 13racebridge, William Moldy, and Walter Henry Brace-
bridge, Warwick, bankers. April i 6, t 307.
John Collings ar,sl William Low. No a4,Charles-Itreet, Manehef-
ter-fguare, Taylors, tee. Fehr•rary 8. 1517.
Robert Potts and Thomas Pray, of Manch.fter, wholefale Soar
and corn dealers and clieefeolon,!ers Man-li is, ail al.
John Menzies„ Infeph White, and 1). Hunter, No. 14, Walbrook.
April 30, 1807.
Francis Hurry, jun and William Devey, Coal Exchange, London,
calf 'tors. Decerubts 3t, 13c6.
Robert NVllkinfon -nd Thomcc Groom, of Shrew/bury, mercers,
linen drapers, an,l hotiere March 2, 1.8)7.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSFDID.
Charles Swanuack. of Ruffen ftrcet. Covent-Garden, grocer.
BANKRUPTS.
James Do Id, of Pall Mall, mills of 6t. James, Weitminfter, Mid-
elefex. hatter and holier, dealer and chaparral:, to furrender May
a. at one, May a 6, at twelve, and June 6, at one, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Mars. DIN fat and Wratillaav, in Warwick-ftrcet,
Golden -fquare.
William Darnall, of George-yard, near Lombard Rivet, London,
/Witmer, dealer and- claapman, May a, 9, and June 6, at twelve,
at Gulldhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Edwardpftreet, Cavendllh-
fqtrare.
Flilba Pearce, of the Hay Market, 'with of St. Martin in the
Middlefex, music feller, dealer and chapman, April
May 16, at one, and June 6, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attoenles,
Melirs Dawfon and Wratiflaw,Warwlek-ftreet,Goldemfguare:
Jahn Surer, of Faft Rettord, Nottingbantedre, 'Mercer, drapers
dealer and chapman, April 28, May 5, and June 6, at ten, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinfon, CAM-
Beret, Fale.m Graze, Alderfgateereet
Michael I.aird, of Redburn,,Herts, ftraw hat-manufadneer, April
18, May 9, and June 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.--•
Attorney, Mr. Merton, Fornival's Inn, Holborn.
William Mirka, of Liverpool, timber-merchant, May tB, r 9, and
June 6, at eleven, at the Globe l'avern, John-Itreet, Liverpool.
Attondes, Mr. Black Rock, St. Mildred'o-court, Poultry, Lon-
don; or Marl. Barnwell and Stephenfon, Liverpool.
Jof.ph Vipond, of Penrith, Cumberland, flax &ace and grocer,
May t s, tb, and June 6, at ten, at the George Inn, Peortth.-.
Astor Mr Richard Wordfwnrthi,Staple• Inn, London; or
Mr. Grave, Penn h.
Henry Wilcock and John Wilcnck, of Manchefler, itarmakers,
dealers, chapmen, and copartners, May 8, 9. and June 6. at
eh yen, at the Star Inn, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. Huxley,
Temple, London ' • or Mr. Barnett, Manchefter
William Young, of Lorton, in Holdernefe. Eaft Riding of York -
Aire. grocer, dealer and chapman, May 28, 29, at the Crofs Kg,
Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull, and June 6, at the Tiger Inn, Bever-
ley, at eleven. Attornies, Mr. Richard Sanderfon, Kingßom
upon-Hull; or Meats Lowndes and Lambert, Red Lion-
fquare, London.
Silas Cox. late of Bourton, parifh of Gillingham, Dorfetlkire,
clieefefadtor, dealer and chapman, May 4,5, and June 6, at
ten, at the czreOtwund Inn, Wineanton. Attornieo, Mars.
Nlcflitert, In Wincanton; or Mr. Dyne, Serjcunt'a•lnn, Fleet-
I.ond.m.
Charles Thomas Stuffy, 'late of Lloyd's Coffee-honk, London,
but now of Krnfington, Middlefert, underwriter, dealer and
chapman, May 9, S, and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Robinfon, Nn. 7, New-fquare, Lincoln's Inn, LOndon.
John Chapman, of Martin's-lane, Cannon-ftreet, London, dryfal.
ter, stealer and el:al:man, April 28, May
.4, and June 6, ar one,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Mehl. Oregfon and Dixon, Angel-
court. Throgmortomftreet.
John Hewlett. of Gloneefter, cabinet-maker, dealer and chaplain,
May 7,8, and June 6, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Glou-
eater. Attornies, Meffts. Jenkimikrmes, and Co. New-Inn.
Landon ; or Merits. Wilton, Glo
Barrhohamtw Short, of Finfbury-place, Middlefex, merchant,
April 28, May a 6, and June 6, at oae,at Guildhall. Attornies,
Milts. Drove and I.oxham. No. 13, New-Inn.
Samuel Poole, of Cheaplide, l.ondon, halserdafter, milliner, dealer
and chapman, April 30, at twelve, May 13, at ten, and June 6;
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Eartithaw, Red Croft-

ftreet, Cripplcgatr.
Robert Higham, of Prelim:, Lancalkire own-merchant, Muir-
dealer and chapman. May 20, 21, and Jane 6 at one, at the
Globe Tavern, John ftreet, Liverpool. Attornics, Mr Windlc,
John.ftreet, Bet:ford-row, London; Of Mr. E Grifilet, Lower
Cattle ftrect, London:
William Nixcn Dawfon, of Tabernaele.ftgliate, iinfbary, Middle- .
fex, draper, dca,er and chapman, Maya, at ore, May i 6, at
twelve, and June 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hisa.
rich, alfgrave Pbcc, Strand, London.
Edward Oates, of Leeds, Yorkfhire, dryfalter, dialler and ehapman,
May a, g, and June 6, at dein, at the Talbot Inn, Leeds...-.
Attornies, Mein. A tkirfon and BolTattd, Leeds ; or Mern.
Alien, Exley, and Stocker, Furnivars Inn, London.
William Drake, late of Gutter-lane, London, wareboufenan,
dealer and chapman, and formerly of Ratcliffe Highway, M id-
dlefex, ktien-draper, April aB, Mays, and June 6, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Blunt, Old Pay Office, Broad ftreat.
William Stevens, now or late of Little St. Thomas ApAitle, London,
morey-ferivener, dealer and chapman, April so, May 7, and
Jane 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Everett, Ft:4.°m,
.aturrey.