Star.
London, England, 1809-07-14 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, JULY 13.

Passed a large fleet of colliers, for the River. Iv
the Roads Roznuot, EXERTION, HAVOC, and VIXEN
gun-brig.—Wind N.

FROM' LLOYD'S LIRT.

GRAYtSt ND, Jo LTIS.-Arrived the Grand Turk,Asick, from
New York.—Sa,led the Newland, Hunter, for Quebec ; Britan-
nia, Sewell, for Trinidad; Norfolk, Seaward, and Caledonia,
Dickson, for Virginia.

ARRIVALS.

At Barbadoes, the Atlas, Reid ; Dsvina, Ayles; COmbo, Hop-
per ; Isis, Patrick ; James and Henry, Graham/ ; Hero Bear;
ercderick, 'VI-Donald t John; Johnston ; Peggy, Smith; Hero,
Cciltstin ; Hoye, I.lrson Staintel SUrnet, Selklrig ;'David Shaw,
Coulrig; ElizabetS, Rcnnuf; Cora, Garnocl: ; and Vestal, Orton,
from I.nniion—West Indian, Gardner, from Bristol; Four Bre-
-hers, from Madeira; Farmer, Wainwit:ht, from New-
foundland I:nide-rick, Sinclair, and Lady Mitchell, Rumford,
from Halif mr. ; Carlton, froci Cork ; and James,
from Lris oi. Off Foiisestoni-, the Fara:it:iv, Munro, and
B.tatter, from tit: Sou- `::leas; Ben ?.,mind, Barr, and
Earl Percy, i,eng, from i'eroanil:Ltcti ; and Duchess of York, Do-
liart7, (con: Curocua.
Plissergers r Fail St. Vincent, from Enribay.—Mrs.
ham, Mr. ant". Mrs. Madero and lilt v. Mr. Wade, Capt.
Barcloy Regir=iti), clic ::on. 4. Juhustune, Mrs. John-
stone.

Pn.lerrrs per Sir St►piien I.us:llnron, from Madras.—Mr.
and Mrs. Dick and tatriiy, George Buchan, Esq. Mrs.Dodsworth,
Mrs. K( .r, Lirutevant-Colonel Marten, Lieutenants Coukbard
and Parker, Mr. G. Haliburron.
Pi.riengers per Hugh Inglis.—Mistresses Humphreys, Little-
iohn, and Proctor; Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Captain Taylor, Mr.
Kearbati.

Lieutenant JerrEasoN, of the Cadmus (son of the
late Mr. hiIPFERSON of Plymouth Dock) has been pro-
moted to•the rank of Master and Commander, for his
gallant conduct under Captain Wysren, at Vigo, on
the 7th and Bth ult. Honourable mention is made
of this meritorious young man in Captain M'KCSZIE'S
public letter, in the Gazette of the 4th instant.

It is with much concern we have to announce the
loss of his Majesty's ship GREYHOUND, Captain PA-
KENHAM, on the coast of Luconia ; but we are happy
to add, that only one seaman suffered on the melan-
choly occasion. Captain PAKENHAM and the crew
had arrived at Manilla, and were proceeding from
thence in cartels. Captain PAKENHAM and IZO men,
:m; board the Discovery, unfbrtintately fell in with
two French frigates and were captured. The Diana,
with the remainder of the, crew, escaped, and is ar-
rived at Penang.

The quantity of Strong Beer brewed by the first
twelve Houses in the London Porter Brewery, from
the sth July, 1803, to the sth July, 1809 :

BARRELS.
°BARCLAY PERKINS' and C.) 005,323
Mt:Ux, Airs, and Co 1:;0,10.5
•
TRUEAIAN,_HANBURY; a 6 and CO it 0,84
BROWN and PARRY 1:4,001
WIIITBR,EAD and Co ti;0,•"7.5
FELIX, CALVERT, and Co
Comae and Co 1;5,i51
GOODWYN,_ SKINNER, and Co 1:0,033
PLIOT T and CO 4.7,6t83
HENRY MErx a.:11 C 0... .................
TAYLOR
JOIIN CALVERT and CO
• The greatebt gtiantity ever brewed in or.e year by any house.
CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, JCLY 1-I.—The .sup-
ply of Wheat to-day is extremely sl.ort, waiting
further arrivals, sales are heavily made, and these at
last prices—Barley hardly at last quotation—Malt
rath,r lower, excepting 6ne—sca7ce any Boiling Peas
—Beans, of both sorts, little variation—there are large
arrivals of foreign Oats, and again chiefly out of con-
dition, and sales' in this trade are heavily effected—
Flour at last prices—fine-American 48s. to ils. per
barrel.

OINERAP CURRENCY AS CNOERS
Wheat, 60t. 755. 865. Beans, 553. 61s.
Fine ditto, 90s. 925. Tick ditto, 48.. 481.
Rye, 445. 50s. Oats, liEs. 115 s. 30s.
Barley, 555. 413. od. Polaodditto, 34.. 375.
Malt, 68s. 753. Potatoe ditto,
White Peas (boilers) 1003.1105. Rape Seed,46l. to SOL
Grey dittos 461 31..
-Fine Flour, 70s. to 750.44e00t1e, Ili /08.

iPOICING INTIaLIGENCE7

• NEWMARK E )U:.l' MEETING, 1809.
THURSDAY, .1:70,
-Mr. Emden's ch f. Maid of Ibe MW, by' Sorcerer, out
Maid of Kent, beat Col. Harbord', b. f. by Eagle, out of a 4.5 •r
to Pt IW 1119 Sst. each. Tw -5 r old Ccurse. 5011. b. ft.-5 t)
on Maid of the Mill
Sir J. S!:elley's Vex:. i; p,,bea? Ld Foley's Almanick, Bst. ea:'.
Y. C. 15,•4-5 t 6 2 nn N'sattoti.
• Ld-Jersey's•Latiron, rsr. 121 b. beat Major Wilson's hair-,
911-. 71h. • K M 104116.—ri 10 10 on Langton.
The Town Plate of • XSO or I-yr. old Colts, 80. 4th. and Fillies
• sat. Last Mile a•u! a Distance cf B. C.
Ld Ba-rymor 's b. f. Angio.t..i 1
Mr. Windham's ch.'c. Trusty - . 2
Mr. Kellerman's b. c. Cockatoo 3
Ld Grosvencr's br. c. Pock 4
Mr. White's b. I. out of i-fippara 5
S to I against Arigiolini-7 to 4 on Trusty.
Sir J. Slit ITZL's g. by Popinjay: tlst. 41b. brat I.cl Stawell's f. S •
Cohanna, our of Glpsey, Sit. :!lb. "Iwo-yr old C 25g5.-1
i on Sir J. Sh• 11 y's g.
Mr. Howorth's Viscounty!, beat I.d G. H. Cavendish's Wh ze
Feather• Bu. 415 each Ab. M. sc,gs.—:s to v. on Viscountess.
I.d G. H. Cavendish's Podagra, Bst. Btb. b at D of Rutlanl's
Ned, Bst. Mb. I\wo•yr o!d C. wogs —2 to I cm Pottagra.
• Mr. Craven's gr. g. beat Mr. Prime's gr. in. Gs:. 81h. caah.—
First half of Ab. M. 25gs.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT' OF CHANCERY, MIX lg..

MISS JCPP..4--.IIORAICKS AND OTHERS C. JUVP.

.

Sir S. RestILLY stated,' that this case came beer,
his Lordship again under an Order which had be •n
made for compelli g Mr. William Jupp, of Gorinle
ia Sussex, and his dattghter. Miss Clara Jupp, to AS
tend in Court, to answer for a contempt of lets Lord-
ship's injunction. Miss Clara had been at Mis
Wilmot's board'ng sell( of at Farrah 'm, in Sum!,
and there had met with a minor of the name of Pet • •
Horrocks, who was one of Mr. Lock's scholars. An
attachment was formed be. ween the patties, hut t to
uncle and guardian of Peter Horrocks, who is a
minor, with a fortune of £50,000, took measures C.l
interrupt the happiness of the lovers.
He made hitn a ward of Chancery, and obtained an
order to prevent all correspondence between them.
This order was served upon Miss Clara and her fa-
Aber. The guardiati, Mr. Samuel Horrocks, toge-
ther with his partners,Mr.Meredith,and Mr. Robinson,
filed affidavits in June last, stating they had reason to
believe that the intercourse and correspondence be-
tween- the lovers were Still carried on, with the conni-
vance and countenance of the ftither, and a Mr. Eis-
dale in Baker-street; and that Miss Clara, upon lea-
ing served. with the order, had blade the magnani-
mous declaration,that " she didatoreare for a htindrel
Lord, Chaacellors ' Sir &genet. further stated, that
Mr. jupp.'had now.-filed an affidavit in his own mu.-
.eation, affirming tliat he had never encouraged the
intercourse, and justifying himself in. general terms.
l'he affidavit, *he "okserved, was .defecttve, however,
inasmuch as it omitted to answer particularly to some
of the most material charges; .espe6ally in not an-
swering td the fact of his having giveti a ball, in his
house, subsequent to the order, at ,which he Alowei
Miss Clara and the minor to dance together. As for
Miss Clara, she had said nothing in her' own defence.
Mr. HEALD appeared for Mr. Jupp, who was him-
self in Cduit,.and.stated; that the plaintiffs had re-
presented Mr. lapis as merely at-farmer, in order to
impress thrimptopriety Of the intercourse between the
parties the more strongly upon his Lord hip's mind,
from the very inferior condition in life of the defen-
dant; But though Mr. Jupp farmed part of his own
eroperte, he was a man of some thousands a year,
and cf an ancient famity. Though he bad not thouglt
proper to state these circumstances in his affidavit, it
being no very pleasant task for a men to vaunt of his
own pedigree and income, and of the large fortune
he could give his daughter. He then contended that
I the affidavit was a complete answer to the most ma-
terial allegations on the other side—that Mr. Jurp
had endeavoured to put an end to the intercourse-
-1 that he knew noteing of the meetings at Mr. Eis-
dale's, though when on one occasion Mr. Peter Hor-
rocks had come to his house he could not turn him
lout of •doors.
Sir S. ROMILLY wished for nothing harsh, hut he
still contended that there were defects in the affidavit.
Ail he asked with respect to Mr. Eisdale, was, ta..t
the injunction should be served upon him.
Mr. RICHARDS, for Mr. Eisdale; assented to this:
Mr. HEALD stated that Mr. Jupp was ready t
amend his affidavit. •
The LORD CHANCELUSR said that Mr. Jupp mutt
turn the minor out of his house 11 he came there, and
desired her father to tell Miss Clara that she.must go
to prison if she permitted another visit. He allowed
time for Mfr. Jupp to amend his affidavit, and ordered
the case to be mentioned again -on Monday.
Mr. HEALD expressed his hope that his Lordship
would impose some restraint on the minor, as Mr.
Jupp would almost prefer. any present punishment,
to the constant apprehension of tire viotation of the in -
junctian by any meeting- between 'his daughter and
Mr. Horrocks ; to whia 'his Lordship replied that
he would attend to the suggestion.
• . 'LONSDALE th BRYAN.
Sir S. Romttax stated that the defendant, a pictur!
dealer, had got possession of a valuable picture be-
'lunging to Lord Lonsdalc. Mr. Bryan had become
bankrupt, and he now applied for an order to. have
the picture placed in the Master's Office.
LoltD CHANCELLOR--Take the Order. The. Ma-
ster's warrant will be better attended to, when he has
such a curiosity in his. Office.
BARRY e. HOWLING.

. .
Sir S. ROMILLY stated, that this was an applica-
tion to have an answer taken off the file for irrele-
vancy. The .plaintiff was a boatswain who filed a
bill against the defendant, complaining of some tran-
sactions of the defendant in the way of agency. The
answer Ica, that the plaintiff was now dead, and that
the proceedings were of course abated. This was
false, and besides, it was no answer. Order granted.

Yesterday W. Shepherd, who was lately taken in cus-
tody at the Bank, was again put.to the bar. at Guild-
hall, charged with uttering two forged receipts, far
the payment of money, with intent to defraud Richard
Mondy. It appeared that the prisoner was' cl.rk to
broker, and received the money to.purchase £6O stock,
which money he turned to his own use, and counter-
feited the receipts,.which was discovered on the party
making application, for the dividend. The prisoner
was attended by Counsel, who directed liim to make
no defence till he came to trial, for which purpose he
was fully committed.

.

I. PRISONERS CHARGED FOR DEB rs BINDER st2ooo.
• (Contiavelfreits the Si As of Friday lets)
Prisoners in his Majesty's Prison of the Fleet.
First Notice.
John Godfrey, formerly of Great Warner-street, Cold-Bath-
iields, and late of Western-street, Somer'e-Town, both in
the County of Middlesex, Baker, who was on the Ist day of
February, 1009, confined in the Fleet Prison until he was re-
moved by an Habeas Corpus to the King's Bench Prison on
the 16th day of June, 1809, and removed back to the said
• Fleet Prison on the same day by a second Habeas Corpus.
James Taylor, formerly of Brompton, in the Parish of Lailling•
ham, in the County of Kent, and late of Hemniond-Place, in
the Parish of Chatham, in the County of Kent aforeskid, Mer-
cer and Draper.
William Fowler, formerly of Sheerness, in the County of Kent,
and late of Rochester, in the said Coonty, Sheriff's Officer,
Dealer and Chapman, arrested in the County of Hants, and
removed from Winchester Gaol in April, 1808, by Writ of
Habeas Corpus cum Causi.
James Walters, arrested by the name of Lanes Waters, formerly
or the County Town of Stafford, but late of the City of Chester,
Farrier.
William Ratcliffe, formerly of Liverpool, in the Comfit of Lane
caster, but late of Somer's-Town, in the cours.y,ot:
Middle-
sex, Baker.
Richard Webb, formerly of No. 3, Cullum-street, In the Parish
of St. Pitons Batkchurch, lase of N 0.17, Puddirg-lane, in the
Parish of St. Magous, London Bridge, London, Clerk.
Henry Alston, formerly of Front-street, but late of Duke-street,
both in the Town of Chelmsford, in the County of Eitel, ,
Confectioner.
Abraham Abrahams, formerly of No. 187, High Holborn; in
the Parish of St. Giles in the Fields, in the County of Middle.
sex, but late of t'earl Row, Borough Road, in the County of
Surrey, Watchmaker.
William Beadle, late of Woodbridge-street, Clerketwell;ani of
Burrow-street, Commercial Road, both in the County of Mid-.
dlesex, trading under the Firm of Beadle, Rudd,llnd Co.
Merchaots, Dealers and Chapmen.
John Rudd, Late of Wells Yard, Goodman's-fields, in the County
of Middlesex, and of Little George-street, Minories, in the
City of London, trading under the Firm of Beadle, Rudd, and
Co. Merchants, Dealers, and Chapmen.
Zdward Naish, of Upper TitchSeld-street, in the Parish of
Mary-la-Bonne, In the County of Middlesex, and late of
Queen-Ann-street East, in the Parish and County aforesaid,
Getttlemao.
William Melton, formerly of Boston, in the County of Lincoln,
and late of Holbeach, in the said County, Labourer.
Humphry Faulkaor, formerly ot Eist-street, Lambeth,
in the County of Sure y, ard late of Smith's-square, in the
County of Middlesex, Mariner.
Richard Whel•-11 formerly of No. 14, Willow Walk, in the
Parish of sin Leonard, Shoreditch, Broker, but late of
No. s, Shorer s-court, Thregmerton-street, in the Parish of,
St. Bartholomew, London, Broker.
William Smith, formerly of Fenstanton, in the County of Hunt.
iagdon, Brewer, and late of the Sr. lye's Tollgate, in the said II
County, Hirer of the Tolls thereof.
'Robert Emery, formerly of Great Barr, near Birmingham, in the
County of Stafford, but late of Tamworth, in the County
aforesaid, Manner and Linen-draper.
William lege, formerly of No. 288, Oxford-street, in •‘-^ Parish
of St. George, Hanover-square, in the County o; Mlddl sexy
but late of No. 239, Oxford-street aforesaid, in tn. swish
aforesaid. Butcher.
Richard St:acey, formerly of Homerton Terrace, in the Parish
of Hackney, in the County of Middlesex, and late of Cannon-
Place, Mile-End, In the Parish of Whitoclispel, in the said
County, Merchant.
Robert Attewill, formerly of Old Brandford, and late of As same
place, in the County of Middlesex, Cobinetemakt r.
Thomas Binford, kite of the Kent Road, in the Parish of Cam-
berwell, and last of Bull-court, Tooley-street. Borough of
Southwark, boll in the County of Surrey, Soap Manufacturer,
Dealer avid Outman.
James Biagio", Perkins, committed by the name of John Bingley
Perkins, late of Wandsworth, in the County of Surrey, and
ibrtnerly of Rosamon-street, Clerkenitell, in the County of
Middlesex, Calico Printer.
Thomas Sarimey, fonnerlynnd late of Deptford Road, in the
Parish of St. Paul, Deptford, in the County of Kent. Gardener.
John Haley, formerly of Duke-street, Grosvenor.square. St.
George's, and late of Little Mary-la-bonne-street, St. Mary-la.
bonne, Middlesex, Watchmaker.
Mark Tionely, formerly of White-street, in the Borough of
Southwark, and late of Kentish Town, in the County of
Mid-
dlesex, Corn Dealer.
Thomas Cockett, formerly of Cross-street, Bermondsey, New-
Road, in the County of Surrey, and late of Princes street,
London-Real, in St. George's-Fields, is the said County,
Baker.
Brabant ltaacs, formerly of Windsor, in the County of Berks,
and lately of Deptford, in the County of Kent, Dealer.
John Daeke, formerly of Bateman's Buildings, Soho-square, in
the County of Middlesex; and late of Rathbone Place, Oxford-
street, in the same County, Taylor.
George Tytlar, formerly of Houndsditch, hut late of Artillery-
' lane, Bishopsgate-streer, Satoh in thy City of London, Tailor.
'William Parrott, formerly of No. 154, Drury-lane, in the Pa-
rish of St. Giles in the Fields, in the County of Middlesex, and
late of No. 3:0, Wycla street, in the Pariah of St. Clement
Dance, in the said County, Boot 'lop Maker.
Robert Davies, lei mt tly of Gibraltar Fields, Bethnal Green, in
the county of Middlesex, and late of Church-street, Mile-end,
in the parish of Stepney, in the said county, Merchant.
Isaac '!'ranter, formerly and late of New-street, Dudley, in the
county of Worcester, Victualler and Whitesmith.
Edward Senate, otherwise Sinnett, formerly of Margaret-street,
Cavendish...m.2re, in the county of Middlesex, and late of
Henry-street, in the City of Dublin, Dealer.
Samuel Loner, formerly of Cannon-street-road, in the parish of
Bt. George's in rite bast, near to Ratcliffe Highway, in the
county of Middlesex, and late of Great Pearl-street, Spite'.
field., in the parish of Christchurch, in the said county, Coal
Dealer.
Hertryßristow, late of No.lo, Grenville-street, Brunswick-square,
in the county of Middlesex, and last of Prospect Place, Saint
George's New Town, in the county of Surrey, Gentleman.
John Shuttleworth, formerly of Alatschtqtr, in the county of
Lancaster, hut late of Sowed)), Bridge, in the West Riding and
County of York.
Joseph Beckett, formerly and late of Wolverhamyton, in the
county of Stafford, Tin-plate Worker, trading under the firm
of Beckett and Wright.
Samuel Wright, formerly and late of Wolverhampton, in the
county of St.fford, lapanner, trailing under the Srm of Beckett
and Wriglit.
Nathaniel W,...0h0rp, formerly ard late of Market-street, in the
parish of St. Nicholas, in the borough of Harwich, in the coun-
ts of Essex, latercleant.
Roll. rt Johnson, formerly of Holloway, in the parish of Islington,
eel Late of No. 1, Gwynn's Moldings, in the said parish of Is-
lit.g.on, both in the county of Middlesex, Gentleman.
Andr. w Lodge Rogers, fOrmerly of the Swan, Wapping Dock-
stairs, in the county of Middlesex, Victualler, hut late of No.
3, George Court, hennett'e Hill, in the City of London, Yeo-
man.
Jump!) Hill, late of No. 6, Red Lion-court, Fletosstreet, and last
of No. .5, New-street, both in the City of London, Lapidary.
Isaac firer, formerly of London Road, Surrey, but late of the
Bell, Old Gravel-lane, Victualler.
William Cr,enwood, formerly of No. 41, Christopher's Alley, in
the pariah of St. Leonard, Sliorediteh, in the county of Mid-
dlesex, 'I holler Dealer, and late of Savannah Place, in the said
county, Builder.
Montagu henry Kelly, (in custody by the names of Montagu
Kelly and William Kelly,) formerly of Limehouse, and late of
Pimlico, both in the county of l'eliddlesex, Mariner.
Thomas Williams, formerly of the Commercial Read, in the pa-
rish of Stepney, and county ot Middlesex, and late of Shoe-
Andrew lloiliora, and City of Lon-
and Dealer and Chapman.
of Eireshant Building,,, Somers Town,
-yet, Somers •Powis, in the parish of
'iddlesex, Surveyor.
. IL, Ivy-Inns, in the City or Lan_
of the Ship, Bridee-street, Black-
Treat Portland-street, Oxford-street,
testa, arid late of Garden-row, Saint
.unty of Surrey, Genelenoute

_ formerly of South Moultemstreot,
square, bul late of High Holborn, in the parish of Bloomsbury,
sad caun:y of Middlesex, Bakst.
George John Datafonds, tormerly of Charles-place, Kalisington-
square, and late of Bath-street Hackney, both in the County
- of Middlesex, beer Engine Mater. • • .

Ambrose Craw:ey, formerly of No. 4, Stangate-street, in the
Pansh of Lambeth, in the Coinny of Surrey, and late of
No. 4, ]itne•.street, Haymarket, in she Liberty of Westmin-
ster, in the County of. Middlesex, Carpenter and Case Maker.
Thomas Abbott, late of Clerkenwell-green, in the County of Mid-

dlesex, Stonemason.
Phillip Chill, Merchant and Contractor, formerly of Northamp-
ton Terrace, City-road, and late of Aske Terrace, Holton, in
the County of Middlesex.
John Payne, formerly of Fleet-lane, In the City of London,Ram-
rod and Pike Maker, late of Christopher's-alley, in the Parish
of St. Ltonard, Shoreditch.
Robert Couldery, formerly of the Fountain Public House, situate
in Stable-yard-street, in the Parish of Greenwkh, and late of

the Plough Public Howe, situate in the Parish of Lewisham,

in the County of Kent, 'Victualler.
Lackford Han, formerly of No. 18, Ca:by-ton-street, in the Pa.
rish of St. Mary-le-bonne, in the County of Middlesex,' but
late of No. 2, Norton-street, in the Parish and County &foretold,
Hairs yiesser.
John Elhott, of No. 6, Colebrook-square' lioxton, but late of
No. Is, Margaret-place, Hackney Fields, Pocket-book Maker
and Jeweller.
John Richard B lton, Tate of Batb.stieet, City road, and San*
street, Bibhopsgate in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman.
Cteenwood,foroserly and late of the Parish of St. Ni-
chubs, Deptford, in the County of Kent, Victualler.
Benjamia Alltngham, late of Middle New-street, in the Ckyof
London, but late of Lothbury, in the said City, Seijeant at
Mace.
John &tame) Smith, formerly of Plymouth Dock, Devon, but re-
moved by Habeas Corpus from the County Prison of Exeter,
Mariner.
CWles Kloptogge, formerly of King-street, Bloomsbury, in the

County of Nitchilesex, and late ofWickheath, mar

the County of Surrey, Gentleman.
Mary Ann Nash, formerly of No. 2, Lower Fountain-place, City-
road, in the Parish of St. Luke, nod late of No. 6, Grafton.
street, Fitzroy-iquare, in the Parish of St. Pancras, both in the
County of Middlesel,Spinster.
Liscomb! Price, forint r:y of No. 33, Red-lion•street, in the Pa-
rish of St. Andrew, Holborn, and late of No. 6, Lion's-inn, in
the Parish of St. Clement Danes, both in the County of Mid-
. &sex, Attorney and Solicitor.

William Gurley, formerly and late of No. 21, Alsop's-buildiogx,
in the New•road, in the Parish of St. Mary-la-bonne, in the
County of Middlesex, t;entleman.
John Butfa, formerly otKnigh.sbridge, but late of No. I , Sloane-
square, Chelsea, Lodi in the County of Middlesex, Doctor of
Physic.
James Palmer, formerly of the King's-road, in the Parish of St.
Luke, Chelsea, am! late of Piccadilly, in the Parish of St.
James, both in the County of Middlesex, Agent.

Joseph Vining, fr rmerly of the Strand,in the toarish of St. Mary-
.. k-Strand, in the County of Ivliddlesex, and la! c of No. st,
Barnes-p!aee, Lambeth Mardi, in the Parish of Lambeth, in
the County of Surrey, Seal Engrav,tr.
John Pinder, lot merly and late of Cudwortb, in the Parish of
Royston, York, Mslister, Grazier, Dealer and Chapman.
_ _ _

, .
Branch Goff, formerly of Magnus Court, East Smithfield, county
of Middlesex, and late of Chamber-street, Goodman', }kids,
county atoresa:Ll (An-maker.
_ .

John Butler Hall, formerly of Gerrard-street, parish of St. Ann,
Soho, county of Middlesex, and late of Pleasant-row, New-
Ro-d, y-14-i3xnne, said county, Soap-nianulacturer.
Jostph Mans, formerly of Sharp's-alley, county of Middlesex,
and late of Newc..srle.creet' Sea-coal-Lane, Skinner street,
iu the city of Louden, Merchant.
Richard Loe.ler, formerly of Witham, Essex, and late of Mount
Essing, same county, Coaciunan.
John Johnson, formerly of savard-sweet, parish of St. Lake,
Middlosex, and late of No. 38, Islington-road, parish of Cler-
kaawell, said county, Watch-case-maker.
Thomas Burroughs, formerly of King-street' parish of St.
George the Martyr, Middlesex, and late of Westmoreland-
ui dings, AlJerszate.street.l.ondon, Taylor.
James Nichols. formerly of Plymouth Dock, but laze of East
Stonehouse, both in Devonshire, Salesman and Draper.
Peter Usher, formerly of Bridges street, Covent Garden, Mid-
dlesex, and late of the Bell Savage Yard, Ludgate hill, Lon-
don, goldsmith.

Francis smith, formerly of Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square,
and lace. of i'rineess-street, lianover-square, Midst aylor
and Draper.
Francis Gordon, late of Canonbury, parish of St. Mary, Islington,
and of Penton-street, Pentonville, parish of St. James, Cler-
kenwell, both Ls Middlesex, Gentleman.
_ _

John Marshall, formerly of linsull-street, parish of St. John's,
Southwark, and late of Denby, parish of t'eutlystone, York-
sh►re,

Charles Dalton, formerly of Fox and Knot-Yard, Snow-Hill,
parish of St. Sepulchre, London, and late of White Conduit-
street, Islington, Middlesex, Hay Salesman.
John Mageei fo: merly ut Nu. 19, Oxford-street, parish of St.
Niary-la-ISonne, and late of Duke-street,Lincolu's tun holds,

parish of St. Gilts in the Fields, both in the county of Middle-
sex, Linen-draper.
John Shipman, late of Pratt-place, Camden Town, and since of
Elm-street, Gray's Inn-lane, both iu Middlesex, Solicitor.
John Rogers, formerly of High Holborn, near Red Ll.tu-street,
Middlesex, and late of No. 2, Blue Boar-yard, liolbotu afore-
said, Sadler and Accoutrement-maker.
Lints Wilson, late of Turk-street, Bethnal-green, and afterwards
of Church row, Bethnal-green, Middlesex, Victualler.
John Simpson, late of Russell-street, parish of Sr. Mary Magda-
len, Bermondsey, Slat rey, leather-dresser, but last of Artillery-

street, said paris-li, tallos.vlchandler.
John Hwctiliti, of Nu. 170, Tottenliam-court-road, parish of St.
Pancras, Mid4legx, Stone Mason,
James Fletcher, of Glatney, and Lite of St. Martin's, in the island,
of Guernsey, merchant.
John FIJ y es, .ormerly of the parish ot Pantague, Monmouthshire,
Farmer, Grazier, and Dealer in Coals, but lag of- Langton-
Flesing, Dorsetshire, Farmer,
_ Brewer, and Banker.
Ralph Lasedles, Taylor and Mercer, of South Audley-street,
Grosvenor-square, in the Parish ot St. George's, in the County
of Middlesex, and late ot Villers-court, St. James's-street, In

the Parish of St. James, Westminster.
Peter Price, formerly and late of George-cnnet, Piccadilly, in the
Parish of it. James, Westminster, Carpenter.
Lint Nl•Nlillan, late of Wrinthani, in the County of Suffolk, but
last of No. i 2, B A-mint-street, Russell-square, iu the County
01 Middlesex, Widow.
Dangerlivid, formerly of Fetter-lane, Holborn, In the
City of London, and late of the Parish of St. Giles' iu the
Fields, in the County oc MMellesei, Cordwainer.
Sergeant Lold, formerly of IN o. 115, Drury-lane, in the County of
Nlidnleses, and Lite of the King's Arms, Princes-street, Drury-
lane aforesaid, Victualler.
Thom "'l.a formerly of Russell-street, Covent-garden, in the
County cf hliddlests, and late of Leather-lane, in the 611111 C
County, Tailor. _ _

Witli.un Obbarne Gregg (arrested and detained by the name of
William Gregg) formerly of Great Charlotte-street, in the Pa-
rish of Chits,. Church and County of Surrey, and Lite of
Duke' -conic, Covent-garden in the Parish of St. Paul, Co-
vent-garden, and County of )Middlesex, Gentleman.
Patrick Daly O'Aatighnessy, formerly of N 1 hitcomb-street, in
the Parish of St. Ann's, Middlesex, but late.of St. James's-
street, in the said County, Cordwainer.
. . .

Jeremiah 'awes Reading, formerly of Lower Charlotte-street,
Bloomsbury, in the County of Middlesex, late of Northumber-•
land-street, Strand, in the said County, Gentleman.
_ _ _ .

• .
George Moorv, formerly of Bedford-place, Russell-square, and
late of Cumberland-street, New-road, both in the County of
Middlesex, Esq.
Christopher tiorrocks, formerly of Falmouth, in the County of
Cornwall, and late of. Yarmouth, in the County of Norlulk,
Contractor of Provisions foi his Majesty's Navy.
(To be continued.)

to- Nathaniel Hobbs. fotaterly sadists of Morria's Causeway, Nar-
row Wall, Lambeth, in the county of Surrey, Barge Builder.
INSOLVENT DEMOBS. Shirkw formerly and late of Croydon, in the county of
----.—. Surrey, Tailor.
pRisONER S CHARGED FOR DEB rs BIND!" 52000. Peter Motors°, formerly.
.!f_Bouth.Boloulten7s.treot,. Hoonser-

• zan wyg ot 1. ncy, 4111.1 count
ii the parish of St. A
don, Vitun. r, Publican, ant
Thomas Malpa,, ferintrly et
anti late of Charlton-streei
Variants, and county of Mit
talky, formerly of Nu.
•1 gun-ruaktr, and late
friars, Victualler.
Ltinea laylor, ferlnt rly of GI
iu the County of Niiddleba
I,eorge's Ficklie itn t cuu