Star.
London, England, 1813-05-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Yesterday his Royal Hi.ihness the CONMANDEn-
CHIEF held a Military Levee at the Horse Gu
which was attended by the Earl of 15xnamou,
MaNTFORT, Lord CLINTON, General MA ITI N
the Duke of Eatmwica, who took his le.,ve pre
ously to his departure from England.
An embarkation of cavalry of the German Legii
has taken place at Harwich ; they are understood
be going to Hamburgh, and as their number df
not exceed sixty, it is more than probable they
going on the recruiting service.
Through the whole of Sunday shipwrights .
employed, at Chatham, in preparing about 40 gm
boats, which are immediately to be forvrarded
the Elbe.

The unfortunate occurrences at Bremer-Lehe, on
the first breaking out of the spirit of insurrection in
Hanover, having been totally misrepresented by
French accounts, and but partially stated in the Eng-
lish newspapers, we subjoin the following stater
from an Officer of the garrison of Heligoland ;
" TO THE EDI TOR OF THE STAR.
" Heligoland, April 22, 1213.
" beg you will insert in your %reliable Paper,
the following real statement, of the aa'air which took
place at Carlstadt, near Bremer-Lehe, on the `2.stii
Last month, which will prove the fallaciousness of t!
French reports, and particularly of the paragreph in
the Alenitear of the 3d instant, stating, that a on the
▪ 24th of March, General ST. CYR dispatched two
6 moveable columns to march aeaiirst the Batteries of
Carlstadt and Blexen, of which some smugglers,
• assisted by the peasantry and some Engli.>!l diem-
barkations, had taken possession ;'—that a the co.
lumns routed the enemy, and re-took the Batteries,
• The Chiefs were taken and shot. The English, who
disembarked, were but about one hundred : we wet*
• only able to take forty prisoners from them.'
" The fact is, that the inhabitants of Bremer-Lehe
and the adjacent country made application f a- assist.
ante, in order to maintain order and regularity among
themselves, and also to put them into a state of orga.
nizition ; every one being determined to resist the
enemy, whom they had just forced to retire, and
abandon the strong places of Carlstadt and Blexen,
situated on both banks of the Weser : in consequence
of which, the Commanding Officer detatched Ensign
BAUMEISTER and nineteen men of the Bth Royal Vete.
ran Batt 'lion to Bremer-Lehe, who subsequently took
possession of the Battery at Carlstadt, and received
an addition to their strength of one bombardier and
six gunners of the Royal Invalid Artillery. On the
25th of March tie enemy advanced from Bremen
upon Bremer-Lehe, consisting of from 7 to 890 men,
with two pieces of cannon with them. This gave
great alarm to the Insurgents, and they induced En.
sign B.aumetereit, by their petitions and promises to
stand by him, to quit the Battery with twelve men of
the Veterans, in order to defend the passage of the
small river Geest, which the enemy attempted. Some
peasantry, badly armed, having also joined thiselitle
band, a stout resistance was mitA.e by them; but ihe
enemy being so much superior, succeeded in forcing
the passage, though with considerably loss, and En-
sign BauNtresrea, with ter. of his men, were killed,
after having expended all their ammunition, -and re-
sisting at loeg as possible aeith the bayonet ; and the
armed peasantry having fled, the French relvanced
towards the Battery of CerlstaLft, which w IS l•Ik.:11 by
subterfuge in the following manner :—The enemy
having taken possession of bridge and to.vn of
Bremer-Lae, which they pillaged, and stripped the
brave Ensign BAUMEISTER after his death, caused one
of their sericants to be dressed in his ClALitei and ap-
pointments, and provided with the flee velin.h that
Officer held in his hands when he was kill ed : they
then advanced upon the Battery of Catistadt, huzza-
ing and rrrilling si.tlnals with white ILt.idkcrcoels,
which produced the effect on the gin isen whi,ll they
expected; for it caused the Cummaedent, Nos c,
citizen of Br einer-Lehe, to surrender to the suppos:d
English Officer, and come out of the Be. tery ; hit he
had scarcely left it, when he discovered his ie-ror, and
endeavouring to save himself, he plunge.' into the
ditch, lull of water, from whence he was dregged by
the hair, and shot in front of the Battery, with all
the inhabitants (amounting to sixte. n) who were
therein. One of the Artillery was also firund deed in
the Battery. The remainder of the garrison, consist.
ing of thirteen men (two of whom wounded), were
made prisoners and taken to Bremen.
44 The inhabitants of Bremer-Lehe, ani all who
were present at this unfortunate .iffeir, cannot soli.
ciently praise the brave conduct of the British troops,
whose loss they sincerely regret.
" Two men of those who had quitted the Battery
with Ensign Baumeisren, having been posed a little
beyond the bridge, had the good fortune to make
their escape, after the passage of the bridge had been
effected. 'Twelve citizens of Bremer-Lehe have beers
found dead ; the number of wounded has not been
positively ascertained. The peasants of the neigh.
bourhood state their loss at fifteen killed, and about
as many wounded. The loss of the enemy was very
Bteat, as they were seen to convey their wounded to
remen on seven waggons, and had thrown their dead
into the river.

" The Battery of Blezen was also taken by trea-
chery : there were, however, no British troops in it.
The enemy having come in sight of it, rushed 0:1
with loud cries of " Huzzah !" making signals with
their hats and white handkerchiefs, which eatt,td
the garrison, consisting entirely of peasants, ti) be.
lieve that they came as friends ; but when the Com-
mandant and the rest of them came out, the iirst was
immediately shot in front of the Battery, as were seven
of the peasants in the•churcti-yard o! Blezcn, and two
others in attempting to escape. Alter this, the guns
were spiked and abandoned by the .•r..my.
" The cruelties committed by tie French en t:le
inhabitants of the cow try, are incredible; and parti-
cularly so, since the arrival :,t Bremen of the ten..
cious V ANDANISIE, who, awing others, caused Mr.
FINK, a respectable Nlagi,trate, win) had accepted of
a situation under the Previsional Gc,vernnivitt of
Hanover, to be arrested, conducted rt Bremen, and
shot there, without even the meek trial which in other
iristanzes takes place. The a idew of tit's unto, tunate
person, upon hearing ct the murder of her husband,
attempted, in despair, to put an erd to her life; but
being prevented, has since lost her senses.—l arn, Sir,
Your obedient szrvant,
"wv OFFICER OF 111 OARRLSON.".,

•
lOMMANDE7t-1%
Horse Guards
:BRIDGE, Loaf
fAITI Vs:D, and
is le..ve previ
erman Legion
understood to
number does
!able they are,
pwrights w
about 40 gun..
forvrarded to
;mer-Lehr, en
itsurrection in
esented by the
ed in the Eng..
ving statement
golaud
3TArt.
Ipril 22, IRIS.
'aliable Paper.,
air which took'
on the ‘2.stil of
;iousness of the
paragrph in
that ' on the.
iipatched two
le Batteries of
ne smugglers,
vngli.>!l
-th it < 62 co.
the Batteries.
e English, who
tired : we wet*
them.'
Brenn:r-Lehe
aton 1- ,r assist.
;'clarity among
a state of orga•
I to resist the
to retire, and
It and Blexen,
in consequence
tatched Ensign
tit Royal Vete.
isequently took
t, and received
ombardier and
Iler.y. On the
from Bremen
7 to 890 men,
n. This gave
q induced En-
Id promises to
twelve men of
p.issage of the
meted. Some
.);:red thisalhtle
them; but the
;ded in forcing
loss, and En-
a, were killed,
aition, 'and re.
;onet ; and the
-cch ativanced
w is taken by
—The enemy
; and to.vn of
stripped die
;di, caused one
!Miles and ap-
ag whi,h that
killed : they
is:A.lc, huzza-
hatidUrcu:e6,
;on whi,ll they
NONNE, as
▪ the suppns:d
▪ ;Cry ; bar he
I is error, and
ngei into the
as dragged by
(ter y, with all
n) who were
!hood dead in
rrisnn, consist•
ounded), were
, awl all who
cannot soli-
British troops,
ed the Battery
pos:ed a little
mute to make
ridge had been
-cite have beers
I has not been
of the neigh.
led, and about
aemy was very
:ir wounded to
own their dead
taken by trea-
sh troops in it.
it, rushed 0:1
cg signals with
which eaustd
!asants, to be.
lien the Com-
a, the iirst was
as were seven
lateen, and two
this, the guns
my.
['tench en the
le; and parti.
n of the fem.
's, caused Mr.
ad accepted of
overnmvut of
t Bremen, and
which in other
is unto, tunate
her husband,
her life; but
am, Sir,
oaltrusoN.",,
, •

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MAY 11, 1813.
7stract of a Letter from Captain De Courcy, of his Majesty's
sloop Mutine, addressed to Rear-Admiral Lord Amelia. Bean-
clerk, and transmitted by Admiral Sir Robert Calder, to John
Wilson Croker, Esq.
His Majesty's slap Mutine, at Sea, April I R.
MY Loan—l have great pleasure in acquainting
3 our Lordship, that yesterday morning, while in exe-
cution of your Lordship's orders, at daylight a strange
ship was discovered on our lee bow, to which dace
was immediately given. At two e. ht. the stranger
hoisted French colours, and commenced a firing from
her stern guns, which disabling us in our sails and
rigging, occasioned us to drop astern. At forty mi-
nutes past eight, being again within gun-shot, he
hosted a light, and opened a fire from his broadside,
which was continued until forty-five minutes past
ten, when his maintop-gallant-masts and jibs being
shot away, we were enabled to close him ; still it was
not until after a spirited resistance of fifty minutes
that, at half-past eleven she hauled down her colours.
I am convinced, that had the action taken place dur-1
ing the day, it would have been of much shorter con-
tinuaece. She proved to be l'lnvincible privateer
corvette, of Bayonne, Martin Jortis Commander,
pierced for twenty guns, mounting sixteen, viz.—
twelve eighteen-pounder carronades ( French calibre)
and four long sixes, with a complement of eighty-six
men, partly Americans, the remainder of her crew
being absent in prizes.
It gives me pleasure to state to your Lordship that
no loss has been sustained on my side, save two men
slightly wounded ; our standing and running rigging
. and sails much cut, and masts wounded.
I have the honour to be, &c. •
(Signed) NEVINSON DE COURCY, Captain.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE MAY 11.
Captain Sir Peter Parker, of his Majesty's ship Me-
nelaus, has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
copies of two letters, addressed by him on the 22d
and 28th of March, to Vice-Aalmiral Sir Edward
Pellew ; the former reporting the capture of l'Hiron-
delle French packet, returning from Algiers to Tou-
lon, with dispatches ; and the latter that of the Nou-
veau Phenix French privateer, of six guns and "75
men, out three weeks from Leghorn, and had only
taken one Maltese brig.
WHITEHALL, MA? IL
• His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the
name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute and appoint
the Right Honourable Robert Viscount Melville; William De-
plete, Esq. Vile-Admiral of the White Squadron of Ms Majesty's
Fleet; Sir Joseph Sydney York, Kra. Rear-Admiral of the White
Squadron of his MtOry s Fleet; the Right Honourable
Dutidas; Sir t.leorge Warrender, Bart.; John Osborn, Esq. ; hied
H.Paulet, Esq: (commonly called Lord Henry Paulet), to be his
Majesty's Cointuis,ioners for executing the office of High Admi-
ral of the United K'ngdom of Grtat Britain at.d Ireland, and the
dominions, islands, and territories thereunto belonging.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ORDNANCE-OFFICE, MAY 4.
Medical Establishment for the Military Department of the Ord-
nancea—Ttnworary Assistant-Surgeon Joseph Priest to be Se-
e:met Assistant-Surgeon, vice Browne, deceased. April 26, 1813.
Commissions in the Ist Regiment of Bedfordshire Local Militia,
Ensign Francis John Budd to be lieutenant, vice Bedford, re-
signed; Ensign George Jonathan Burnham to be ditto, vice
Mannire, resigned. Dated April 28,1813.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY 10.
Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers.
Setortl Lienteeant James Wills to be First lieutenant, vice
Bowles, retired; and Second Lieuttuaut Patrck R. Boyle to
be ditto, eke Freeman, retired. Dated April 17, 1813.
WAR oFFICL., MAY 11.
td Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant kran-
cis Upjohn to be Lieetestant, without purchase; Cornet and
Sub-Liniment Samuel Weymouth to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice M'lnnes, promoted; commissions dated Much 118,
1813. Jet endalt Field, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, dared
Apt it "4,1813.
7.11 Regiment of Light Dragoons—John Symoolls Breedon, Gent.
to be Cr,rnet, by purchase, vice Farquharson, promoted, dated
May 6.1413.
167 h Ditto—Captain R. 'ebb, from the 101st Foot, to he Cap-
tain Of a •Irnap, vice 11/41`Intosh, who exchanges, dated May 6,
1818.
22d Ditto—Cornet James Boaltk to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Slegg, promoted, dated as above.
24th Ditto—Cornet J. Ba-atty to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Webb, appointed to the 11th Royal Veteran Batta-
lion ; Thomas Alsop, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Baeatty, dated
as above.
Staff Corps of Cavalry—Lieutenant T. Jarmy, from the 23d
Light Dragoons, to be Captain of al roop, without purchase,
dated as above.
Coll-tr.ani Regiment of Foot Guards—Francis Manby Shaw,
Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Shirley, who retires, sla-
ted as above.
lst Regiment of.Foot—Lieutenatz Robert Bothanaley, from Half
Perot' the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, v.ce Whyte, who ex-
ch.tri.'es, dated as above.
V 1 litto-1 o he Li. utenarts, withour• purchase —Ensign W.
Alarhay, vice I.athani, promoted in the Canadian Fencibies,
dated May 5,1813, aid Ensign F. B. Fieltlitig, vice Annesley,
dt ceased, dared May 4,1815 —To he -6urgenn, Hos-
piral-mate J. Morrison, vice Witat,or, who r:sigus. Dated
May 6, 1813.
4th Ditto—Lieutenant John Mackenzie, from the half-pay of the
91st Foot, to be Lietrenant, without p tirchase, vice Birming-
ham, appointed to the 49th Foot, Dated April 29, 1813.
7th Ditto—Captain R.Hammill, from the Nova Scotia Fencibles
to be Captain of a Company, vice Weeks, who exchanges.—
Dated May 6, 1813.
13th Ditto--Frrign W. Barrett, from the Ist Somerset Militia,
to be Ensign, without purchase.
18th Ditto—Cal/4M M. Cliamb, riain, from halfa of the 1 lth
Foot to be Caleaio of a Cumpaay, s ice K.3lg, who exchahges.
Dated May 6, 3813.
24th D tto-11. tit ehant C. Dennetry to be Captain of a Company,
by purchase, vice }lake, who retires, and Ensign James Mil-
lerd to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dehnetry.
30th Ditto—Ensign John Etatt to he Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Powell, prontuted. Dated May 6, 1813.
33d Ditto—Captain B. Sullivan, from the 3tl Ceylon Regiment,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Orruk, who exchanges; En-
sign T. Cost to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Drum-
mond, who retires ; Lieutenant J. A. Howard, from the Not-
tingham Militia, to he Ensign, without purchase.
38th Ditto--1' obert Camompbell,
in the. Gent. to
stbe
Ligh t Ensigo,
Dra withous.t pur-
- chase, vice By ant, proted 1h goon
42,1 Ditto—Lienteriatit-Colonel 3.ir George Leit, Bart. from half
pay of the late Bth Garrison Battalion, to be'Lieutenant-Colo-
Lel, vice Lord Blantyre, who exchanges.
60th Ditto-1 oti Lieuteriants, without purchase—Ensign C.N.
M‘Lealt, vice Beaumont, deceased, dated Dec. 429, 1812 ; En-
sign A. M. •I*. Dor:third, vice Eberstrid, appointed to the
13th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated May 5, and Ensign W.
F. A. Gallen, vice Fisher, appointed to the 85th Fout. Dated
May 6, 1812.
To be Ensigns, without purchase—Ensign James Lewis, from
the 6th West-India Regiment, vice hoPLean, dated May 4;
George Bowles t-yntes, Gent. vice Durnford, dated May 5, and
Henry Senior, Gent. vice Gitlin:in, dated May 6, 1013.
To be Paymasters—George Read, Esq. vice Hensler, dismissed
the service, dared May 6 ; Henry Heartszoak, Lieutenant In
the ed Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Jackson, dismissed the
service, dated May 7, 1813.
sth to—Lleutenatit Charles Robertson to be Captain of a
&soul:laity, by purchase, vice Campbell, who retires ; Ensign
A Dreghorn rt. he lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ruben:on ;
italics Jack, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sucher-
tasd,l tomuted. Dated May 6, 1813.

esd Ditto—To be taigas, by purchase—Arthur Jones, Omit
vice Evans, promoted, dated May 5; Francis Barges, Gettt.
vice Robinson, promoted hi the 34th Foot, dated May 6.
85th Ditto—Ensign B. C. Urquhart to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Cameron, appointed to the 79th Foot. Dated
May 6,1813.
87th Ditto---Major H. W. from the Bth West India
Regiment, to be Major,. vice ad:burn, who exchanges.
89th Ditto—John Coventry, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Chambers, promoted.
96th Ditto—Lieutenant J. F. GeU to be Captain of a company,
by purchase, vise Palmer, who retires.
97th Ditto—Ensign J. Downing to be Lieutenant, without pun
chase, vice De Courcy, promoted.
101st Ditto--Captain H. Mlntosh, from the 16th Light Dra-
goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Jebb, who exchanges.
6th West India Regiment—James Gilchrist, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Lewis, appointed to the 60th Foot.
Bth Ditto—Major N. Cockbourne, from the 87th Foot, to be
Major, vice Davenport, who exchanges.
Royal Staff Corpi—Lieutenant M. Shannahan to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vie• Willermln, appointed to the
2cl Ceylon Regiment; Ensign B. Jackson to be Lieutenant,
vice Sliannalian ; John Sumner Sidley, Gent. to be Ensign vice
Jackson.
Royal African Corps—lieutenant W. Staveley, from the Royal
Staff Corps, to he Captain of a Company, without purchase,
vice Odium, appointed to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion ;
Serjeant George Richardson, late of the 26th Faot, to be
Quarter-Master, vice Thornley, deceased.
3d Ceylon Regiment—Captain John Orrok, from the 33d Foot,
to be. Captain of a Company, vice Sullivan, who exchanges.
Nova Scotia Fencibles—Captain J. W. Weeks, from the 7th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hammitt, who ex-
changes. All dated as above.
Bit VIET.
Ma;or-General James Campbell, of the 61st Fxit, to be Lieute-
nant-General in the lonian Islands only. Dated Jan. 26,1813.
sTarr.
Brigadier-General John Murray, of the 96th Foot,. to be Adju.
tart-General to the Forces serving in the Windward and Lee-
ward islands, under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir
George Beckwith, vice Major-General Ramsay. Dattt May
6, 1813.
To be Deputy Assistant-Commiparies-General to .he Forces—
Archil aid Ittaldtli and Thomas Rayner, Gents. Dated Apri
22, 1813.

The King's Genian l (glom
6th Battalion of the Doe—Anus us FLischmaan, Gent. to be
Ensign. Dated April Q 9, 1813.
7th Ditto—Staff-Serjeart Adolphus Tirontl•orst, from the Artil-
lery, to be Ensign. Dated April 30, 1819.

The Duke of B:unswici Oel's Corps.
Light Infantry—Ensign Otto Bioemsen to be Lieutenant, vice
Sontag, deceased. Dated May 6,1813,
Rryal Easr India Vol,in.eers.
2J Regiment—Li utenant F. Gray to be Captain of a Company,
vice Durand, who resigns; Ensign William FL Trues to he
Lieutenant, vice Gray; and William Carter, Gent. to be En-
sign, vice 'Truss. Dated April 15, 1813.

MEAIORANDIYAI.

The date of Ensign Kelly's commission in t'.:e Bth Pont, and of
Captain Snow's commission in the 9th Foot, is the• 29th April,
1813, and not the 28th April, 1813; and the date of Lieutenant
Birmingham's commission In the 49th Foot, is the 26th Aprtl,
Itil3, and not the 20th April,lBl3, as stated in the Gazette o 1
the 4th instant.

EitisATA in the Gazettes of the 1 nth Octoba, 1812, and 20th

April, 1813.

70th Foot—For Ensign G. J. P. Meertens, te. be I.ieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Raul, superseded, read Ensign G. J. P.
Meertens to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Haztn,
appointed to the 1034 Foot.
For Lieutenant Fraler, of the 4th West India Regiment, to be
superseded, being absent without leave, read Lieutenant Frs_
ser, al the Ist West India Regiment, to be superseded, &c.
• BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Harris, of Yalding, Kent, draper, to surrender May 15,
22, and June 2'2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. B.
Wilson, Devonshire-street, Biabopsgate-street.
James Orton, of Bearbinder-lane, London, butcher, May 18, 25,
and June 22, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carter,
Lord Mayor's Cour t-cffice, Royal Exchange.
Michael Clark, of Gosport, Hants, merchant and agent, dealer
and chapman, May 15, Ln, and June 22,at eleven, at Guildhall
Attornies, Messrs Palmer, Tomlinsons, and Thomson, Copt-
ball court, Throviorton-street.
Ely Gledhill and John Gledhill, both of Halifax,Yorkshire, yarn
manufactures, dealers and cliapn. en, June 9, le, and 22, at
eleven, at the Talbot, lial,fax. Anoraks, Mr. Masan, Bread-
street-hill, London ; or Mr. Stead, Halifax.
Peter Merry, of New Eon l-s• reet' Middlesex, lacentan, dealer
and chapman, lay %5,2 ;, and June 22, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Fen•court, Fenchutch-street.
William Southey, of Kenn ngton-lane, parish of St. Mary, New-
ington, Surrey. deal r and chapman, May 32, at one, May 9.9,
at twelve, and June 22, at oue, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Edge, Essex street, Strand.
William Harnett the younger, of the Almonry, near Canterbury,
Kent, tanner, May 25, 26, and Jane 22, at eleven, at the
Guildhall, Canterbury. Attornies, Mr. Starr, Canterbury ; or
Tlessrs. llillyard and King, Copthall-court, Tbroginorton-
street, London.
William Thompson, late of the Island of Tobago, in the West
Indies, but now of London,and James Thomson, la.e of Bead-
fort-buildings, Strand, Middlesex, but now a prisoner in the
I leer, merchants and copartners, dealers and clansmen, May
15,22• and June 22 ,at twelve, at Guildhall. At torne y, Mr.
Crawford, No. 16 Broad•street.
William Booth, of Paxton, Lancashire, manufacturer, dealer and
chapman, May 20, 22, and lune 22' at eleven, at the Dog Ta-
vern, lylanchester. Aturnies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don ; or Mr. Knight, Manchester.
'William Cobden, of Chichester, ::ussex, brewer, deafer and chap-
man, May 17, 18, and lime 22, at eleven, a; the Dolphin litu,
Chichester. Attornies, Messrs. Daily and Blagden,Chichester,
or Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, No. 2, Henrietta-
street, Covent-Garden, London.
William Gibsart and Thomas Dow, of Liverpool, merchants
copartners, d, a:ers and charms, May 27, 28, and June 22, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs.
Boswell and Buckle, New Broad-street, London; or Mr,
Charles Bardswell, Liverpool; or Mr. James Marrow, Para.
di•e-street, 1 iverpool.
Thomas Hill, of Gwyn's Buildings, Goswell-street-road, Middle-
sex, coal-merchant, dealer and chapman, May 15, 22, and
June 22, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jones and
Reynal,l.ord Mayor's Office, Royal Exchange.
Richard Gray, of the parish of Retinal%' Cornwall, victualler,
May 27, 28, and June 29, at eleven, at Gray's Hotel, Redruth.
Attornies, Mr. Wm. Davey, jun. Redruth ; or Messrs. Car-
dales and Yeuti”, Gray's-Inn.
Nicholas Now 11, of Charles-street, St. James's-square, taylor,
dealer and chapman, May 15, 22, and June 22, at twelve, at
Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinglll-
street, London.
John Cook, now or late of Whitnash, Warwickshire, timber-
merchant, dealer and chapman, May 18, 19, and June 22,
at eleven, at the Warwick Arms Inn, Warwick. Attornies,
Messrs. Shephard, Adiington, and Gregory, Bedford-row,
London; or Mr. Tidnats, Warwick.
Crawtord Logan, Samuel Lenox, Peter Stubs, and Wm Welsh,
all or Liverpool, merchants and copartners, May 29, 31, and
June 22, at one, at Guildhall, London. Anoraks Messrs.
Stanistrect and Eden, Leigh-street, Liverpool; or Mr. Thos.
Windle, I ohn-street, Bedford-row, London.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

May 29. John Loathis, Holborn, harness-Maker, at one.
May 29. Thomas Dodgson, Cheapsitil.., warehouseman, at twelve.
May 29. James Nori is, Holborn, draper, at twelve. June 2.
Thomas Wright, Easington, coadt-master, at eleven. June 2.
Oliver Beckett, Wincliebter, wine-merchant, at eleven. May 29.
Charles Cooke, Albion-street, merchant, at ten. May 29. John
Nich,Cas:le-street, City-road, .-.isurance-broker,at eleven. July 6.
James Hampton, Woolwidla, upholsterer, at ten. June 1. Robert
Claridge, Upper Grovesnor-street, upholsterer, at one. June 1.
Thomas Murray, Paternoster-row, shoemaker, at twelve. June 2.
Clement Chatto Watson, Fenchurch-street, wino-merchant, at
ten. June 19. Luke Briggs, London road, shoemaker, at ten.
July 6. Robert Fell, Holloway, plumber, at ten. December 14.
John Shoulhred and William Williams, Mark-lane, merchants,
at eleven. June 12. David Maitlard. New Bridge-street, mer-
chant, at eleven. June 1. John Endal Wilson, Hounsclitch, hard-
wareman, at, en. July 20. James Smith, Veroeueet, victualler,

at deems bee S William Iteatereetk Deschamps. TM/MC.
Pim:mg-lane, merchant, at tau /ling.& Samuel Lawrence,
Stepney-green, carpenter, at ten. Jun* L 9. James. Allan, Horse-
lydown, ligbterman, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY.
June 1. 'Thomas Walthew, jun. Liverpool, draper, It ode,at the
Globe, Uverpool. June 2. Simon Tempi,' la: row, ship-builder
at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Newcastle. May SI. Thomas
Porter, jun. Corsham clothier, at eleven, at the King's Arms,
Melkeham. June 2. John Williams Martyn, Gwenap, victualler,
at eleven, at Pest,ce's Hotel, Truro. June 2. James Meek and
George Gm, Liverpool, merchants, at eleven, at the Globe, Liver-
pool. May Si. Richard Walthall, Stockport, cotton-spinner, at
eleven, at the Mosley 'Arms Manchester. June 1. Thomas
' Stonier OfEcy Park Mill, Staffordshire, miller, at eleven, at the
Red Lion, Newport. June 7. Thos. Chantler, Hartford, banker,
at eleven, at the CroWn, Northwick. June 1. Mary and Walter
Evans, Ports.; graces., at twelve, at the India Arens, Gosport.
June 4. • Henry Penbercity, Wilton, mercer, ar eleven, at the
Star, Hehton. June 13. William Fawce.t, Liverpool, merchant,
at one, at the Globe, Liverpool. June 2. Walter Bluron, Ca-
verswall, dealer, at eleven, at the Crown, Stone. June 2. Giles
Hitchings, Rodbnrough, meabnatr, at twelve, at the Rani, %un-
cester. June 4. Edw. Bownes, Rrekergate, drysTher, eleven,
at the Green Dragon, Carlisle. June Jahn Wynde, Leomin-
ster, merchant, at eleven, at the Guildhall Coffee•house, of-
cester. June 4. John Alitchinson, Carlisle, norchant, at eleven,
at the Green Dragon, Carlisle. June 9. Mielael Burough, New
Sarum, banker, at eleven, at the Antelere, New Sarum. June 22.
John Stych,Trinharran,woolstapler, at twelve, at the Commercial
Rooms, Bristol. June 16. Rich. Cook, Bedborough, plumber. at
ten, at the Black Bear, Devizes. June 6. John Turner Whit-
grove, Kidderminster, tanner, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn,
Stourport. June S. Charles ()ulnae, Liverpool, broker, at eleven,
at the Bell, Stone. June 2. George Absolon, Wallingford, inn-
keeper, at eleven, at the Lamb, Walli netiird. June 3. alvidLewts,
Milford, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Coo in ercial ROOMS, Bristol.
June 3. .11.iles and Rob. Ainscuw, Clayton-in-le-Woods, cotton-
tuanufacturers, at eleven, at the White Horse, Preston. June 3.
Thomas Barlow, Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at the Star,
, Manchester. June 7. Joseph I oynson, Stourport, hop-merchant,
at eleven, at the Stourport Inn, Stourport. Jane 7. Joseph Bro-
!nage, Lower Miami, victualler. at el.:ven, at the Stourport lan,
ouryort. June 7. George Yates, Gloucester, innkeeper, at
, eleven, at the Stockport Inn, Stourport June 2. Wilhatit
Hutophris, Cheltenham, carpenter, at eleven, at the Plough,
Cheltenham. Jove 16. Joseph :Morris, Chepstow, grocer, at
, eleven, at the White Lion, Bristol.

CERTIFICATES, Mt es.
Thomae Stranger, Portsmouth, shlp-chandler. \Valiant Wil-
liams, Ostmd-street, draper. :owes Scott, Dermomhey, cooper.
Jolit Ward leaner, Livapool, cab.sect maker. 7 tom.ts Wors-
fold, Mochatn, molester. 'I hotnas Jacob; and William tinier;, :-
ford, draper. John Wells Blackman-street, victualler. Henry
Smith, Tothill,tree, draper. John \Voodward, 13irmiliz1;:•m,
bardwareinan. Naltatii. I hymn, WU:on-under-Edge, grocer.
James Allan, IlterFeleydovs n, l-ghterm.in. John Cronshaw,jun.
Shefficle, iren.imister. Join Clarke, Loughbormigh, fret: r.—
Hcry Pety, Buckierstury, merchant. frar..eis Loader liodmhon,
St ros d, hrmcr. Daniel As: ley. IViiddlettnt, innkeeper. Charles
Mountain, I Lull, architect. Ckorge Ellison, North Shields, dra-
per. .1 heoptiitis I\leirac,9ttern-stree t, warehouseman.

JUNE. J.

Aaron Pazley, 01;..liampton, grocer. J,ihn Lawson, Hull,
merchant. Joilath.:n Chaniheilaitte, Fiansvcll, DaviJ
'lubb, 13 sing, miller. Catherh:c Teal, Sheffield, merchant. John
Norman, Lyme 1: coal-merchant, Jok.i Samuel Barne,
Swei ting's-ailey, Corilltill, merchant. Lyon Dc Sy mow, Bali:el--
square, merchant. John .1 aylur, Mosley, cotton-spinner. George
Harrison Eades, Grcat Eastcheap, broker. Eci.jamin George,
Little EP:it cheap, fishing-tackle-maker. Samuel Callow, Wim-
bledon' schoolmaster. Isaac Chislett, Hackney-toad, dyer.—
Henry Jones, Canterbury, stone-mason. Samuel Auber, Cannon-
street-road, timber-me. s 'ant.