Star.
London, England, 1807-01-12 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES.

The Lifbrns-Mail of Saturday brought no farther
accounts rifpetling the re-capture of Buenos Ayres,
and as there is reafon to believe that the reinforce-
ments from the Cape had arrived before the reported
recapture,-the place could after that be in no danger.
A report in the Cadiz paper of a French fquadron,
under Admiral Rosiu.y, having arrived at Cumana,
a toga and proiliee of_ Terra Firma, in Spanifh
Americas is entiiied to nb etedit. Admiral Ro-
srt.zy bras the fucceffor of Vit:isasuvs, and so
hoffile fqnadron has recently efcaped from Cadiz, or
indeedAdthther European port. •
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Letters from Plymouth received this morning, Rate
the arrivatof the Ft/111ACR guo brig from thellifedi•
terrantaof with accounts that the Ruffians have de•
feated the French in Dalmatia and at Ragttfa. We
anzioufly with this intelligence 'may prove coma ;
but thould the gun brig- pore to be the fame that
arrived oa Tharfday at 'Falmouth, ethe Fsaysav],
we are apprehenfive it will prove unfounded.

One-circpmeance i 6 favour of the intelligence prow.
ing corral it) that both the FiItYLNT and Foasiacs
gun brigs were lately iw the Mediterranean.

The difpatches received by the Fs avvir gun-brig,
as atinpunccd in our caper of Saturday, were from
.Geoval Q. tinted t 6th November. They
pee ltiat as .to any further, Alierations in
.ibtst•Cort,Cnis.ittoviocu, h his difpatches
io the Lords eif the Adpgivalry, dated zoth December,
Oat he has 4pceivset iadvice.frorn Sir SION! Y
SMITH, that he entertains- fangaine-expeaations of
. the good -effeas of the riling ar maji which he has
• been able to effett in that Coutiltry:.

•
.The Journal & Pore:, of tbevoth ult. contains the
fopowing :—" The Emperor %Tithing to givelhe King
of Spain a proof of his frienarip, has permitted
55,0e0 Pruffian prifooers to enter his fervice."

Monday lan, a duel was fought between Newenfile
and Morpeth, by twl.Gentlemen lately quartered at
Tynemouth. which Fortunately ended without mif-
chief. Another• was in contemplation. but the chal-
lenging party has been compelled by a Magiftrate to
cuter into a reeognimcc of zocol. to keep the peace.

IVAUTMAL INTELLICEPCE.
FALMOUTH, JAN 8.
P back his Majeßy's (hips &want. A arrinawcz,
and Baccuus, with the outward bound Well India
fleet ; Mosett.s and Lucirse, with the Mediterra'
*lean convey, which failed yeadday. Arrived the
Walfingharn packet, Capt. ROBERTS, with a mad
from Lifbon, in ten days: the. brings an account of
the Expedition under Dr4gadier General Caavrtertts
hiving paired Madeira, on the' 6th December, all
well. Arrived alfo the American fltip Eagle, Capt.
SHALER, wish wine from Benecarlo, fir orders, in
37 days.. S...;itct the Jane (charmer for the Welters
P 'Rands. His Majelly's (hip Browns fpoke the 7th
irritant-, the DIANA frigate- with convoy for Cork,
all well. Wind S. S. W.
TORBAY. JANUARY so.
Yeßerdiy arrived his Wrjetiy's brigs Rersatatv,
balm and DA,►FR, from a cruize; alto his Ma..
jelly's (hip PLuro, milt. JAN Timm, and brought in
with her a Danifh (hip named Licette, from Batavia,
bound to Copenhagen, laden with various fpices
captured yefterday morning. This day failed
his Majefly's brigs Rvortearr, Liarsre, and Da►-
eaa, on a cruize ; alfo his Majefty's (hip PLUTO, with
her prize, for Dartmouth. Arrived a French lug-
ger caafler; laden with wine and brandy, from burr-
deaux, bound to Rochefort, captured by a Guernfey
privateer. The Prizennaler was yellerday waked
overboard and drowned.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 9.
Arrived the American Ihip Rockingham, Canaan
MACISLIN mailer, from Lilbon bound to Cherborgh,
laden with cotton and hides, detained by the Hero
privateer ; the Union, WOODMAN, from Cork, and
Good Intent, Marasmort., from Waterford; Dalai%
Hoop Fortuna, B. RASKASSIN mailer, from St. Mar-
tin's, bound to North Bergen, laden with fair, de-
tained by the Lion privateer ; Danifh galliot Vrow
Anna, from Manenes, bound to Gottenburgh, laden,
with fah, detained by the John Bull and Bufy priva-
teers; Danifh galliafs Hiettro, Captain ABRAHAM
ToLos, from St. Martin's, bound to North Bergen,
laden with fait, detained by the Lion! privateer ;
Kniphaufen galliot Joker Hebie Marie, Captain
H. KstEGS, in ballaft, from London for Charante, put
in leaky.
JAN. so.—Sailed his Majefly's Daaonis, of 74.
'guns, for Portfmouth, and Colossus, of 74, for the
Channel Fleet. Arrived the Daniih {hip Providentia,
CHRIST. KAIRILOOARD mailer, from Dantzick, with
with timber and deals for the Dockyard.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. so.
Rear Admiral Sir EDMUND NAGLII is appointed to
command at Guernfey and Jerfey, in the room of
Vice-Admiral Sir Ja t 4 Es Sauresarz.—Admiral Hos..
LAWAY has (truck his flag in the Downs, and is gone
on leave for fome days—in confequence of which the
commandihere devolved on Captain LAUCHARNS,
of his Majefly's fhip Isis.—Admiral Sir CHARLIS
COTTON hoift his flag on board the his, of 5o
guns, and. Captain Natal: is to command that ship,
tur the Newfoundland fiation.

This morning the Officers of the Dockyard here
were paid their quarterly felaries ; and on Monday
the payment of the artificers and labourers will com-
mence.

DOVER, JAN. to.
His Majelly's gun brig EXHILTION went into the
Downs thin morning with a boat in tow, svil.ch I hear
the drove on fhore between Offend and Dunkerque,
and afterwards brought her off without meeting with
any oppofition whatever from the fhore.
JAN. r I.—Sailed the Cum's, a fine new floop of
war, for Sheernefs, to be coppered and fitted for
fervice. Arrived the brig Haabet, of and for Frede.
ricklhall, with a cargo of rye, from Nantz, having
her bowfprit fprung. Wind Ncrth and very foggy.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.
GRAVNIIIND, PIN 9.—Palled by the George, fisyge; and the
Lively, Beattie, from Peterdrurgh ; Robuft, Teafdale, from Q_are-
bee ; Ann. Shotten ; and the Providence, Shiply, from Danraic.
Saikd the Prince of Wales, Deaden, for St. Michael's; and the
Sure:, Truth, for Surinam.
JAN. t .—Paffed by the Banton, Wills; Berwick, Gibfon ;
RoyaliK, Robinfon ; and the Golden Grave, Pearce, from Gibral-
tar; VAilderfoff, Gratt, from Copenhagen; Speedwell, Cooper,
from Gottenburg; and the Equity, Potter, from Peterfburgh
Sailed the Sportfman, Stanton, for St. Mieh;:ars ; and the Phenix.
Duncan ;for Tobago.

• ARRIVED.
At Plymouth, the Union,' Woodman, frail Cork—At Pools,
the Betfey, Norris, from Chriftlana—At Liverpool, the John,
Rea, from r.biebee---In the Clyde, the Hawke, from Hor-
ton ; and the Jae, Bone, from Lithos—At Dublin, the Jeminut,
Barber ; and the Pain,. Davis, from London—At Philadelphia,
the William Tell, Liverpool—At Pidton, the Win-
chefter, Tucker, from Liverpool—At Lilbon, 'the Tres Amigos,
; Cam, ; and the Bon Efperanza, —, from Cork ;
Induftry, C.rawfmd, from Labradors ; Veyoel, Harris, from Gib-
raltar : Dirpotek. Adams; Serpent, Hancock ; Hero, Allan ;
Lively, Riau ; and the Hebe, French, from Newfoundland.

•
CORM Mall iIT,MARK•LANS, JANUARY 11.-.... Wheat
ii arrived to-day is fupplies, molllyoffecond
and ordinary qualities ; (ales thereof are heavy, end
rather lower—but the few fine nearly maintain their
prices—Barley in confiderablequantities,andcheaper
—Malt, and the two forts of
-Beans, nearly at laft
prices—Very few White Peas, which are full as dear
—Oats are in middling fupply of lafi week's arrival,
and this trade is dull, with little 'finEtuation—and
Flour remains at late prices. -
To-morrow she Lottery legitu.—The first drawn Tic-
ket will-receive ao,oool. Tickets and Shares are on
Pale at Strarr and Co.'s Offices, No. 1 t, Poultry, and
No. 12, Charing Crofs, where the Fir)) Drawn in the
tall Lottery, No. 7157, a prize of io,ocol. was fad
in (bares.
Remember I Remember !—To.mottow morning the
wheel goes round, with a certainty of Twenty thotifinul
Pound,; likewife may be had Thirty tbenifinfdr, Twenty
thoufirside, Ten sbotifetnele, Five shoufwids, &c. at Hoerr saw
and Co.'s State Lottery Offices, 26, Cornhill, 52,
Charing •Crofs. and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
Nos. 33,9751, and 42,569, Prizes of 30,0001. were
fold by Hottesar and-Co.
All mankind teem defirous of being (according to
the adage) "in Fortune's way." Marry, however,
are very deficient in their efforts to effeft it. Do loch
imagine that the fides rain fortunes; or that wealth
fpontaceoufly vegetates from +be earth 1 Or do any
conceive, who are without Tickets or Shares in the
prefent Great Lottery, that Fortune will throw in
their way any part of the ao,oool. Prize, to which
the Firii-drawn Ticket To-morrow Morning is en-
titled 1 Let them purchafe Chances before Ten
o'Clock To-Morrow Morning, or they will, undoubt-
edly, not find thernfelves In the way of Fortune's
Wheel for the above great Prize at kali.

'liars tbs LONDO GA?...E77 E, jalosory to.
At the Court at tbelZteen's Palace, the 7th of January, 0107,
Prfeitt, the king's Melt Majdty in Council.
Whereas the French Government bas iffued certain orders,
which in violation of the usages of war. porport toprohibit the
irrnmerce of ail Neutral h a inns with his Majefty's dominions;
and afro to prevent loch Natica:* from trading with any other coun-
try in any articles the growth,piroduee, or asanufadure of his Ma- 1
lefty's dominions ; and whereas tie faid • Goiartnerent has alto
taken upon Weft to declare all his Majefty's dominions to be in a
Rate of blockade. at a time whin the fleets of France and her Al-
lies are tbemfelves confined within their own ports by the fuperior
valour and difeipline of the Britiflt Navy ; and whereas loch at-
tempts on the part of the enemy would give to Lis Majeity an un-
queitionable right of retaliation, and would warrant his Majdly
in enforcing the fame prohibition of all commerce with France,
Which that Power vainly hopes to effed againft the monnicrec of
his Majeity's fubjedts, a prohibition which the roperiority of his
Mayfly's naval forces might enable him to fupport, by actually
love-fling the ports and emits of the enemy with numerous (qua-
drone and c.ruizers,fo as to make the entrance or approach thereto
manifeitly dangerous ; and whereas his Majefty, though unwilli, g
to follow the tsatupleof his enendes, by proceeding to an extremity
fo did:ening te.2l)nations not engaged In the war. and carrying
on their accadiOnted trade,. yet feels Ufa If bound by a due re-
gard to the jog. defense of the rights and interefts of his people.
not to (offer fuck meafores to be taken by the enemy, without
talking (owe Rips on Ws part to retrain this violence, and to retort
upon thew the evils of their own injuitiee; his Majefty is there-
upon pkafed, by and with the advice of his Privy Council. to order,
and k Is bCrebY nrdeked, that no veffel (hall be permitted to trade
freed one port to another, both which ports (ball belong to, or be
la the poffefilon of Preece or her Allies, or that be fo far under
their comoatil as that ROM veird. may not freely trade thereat;
and the Commanders of his Majefty's (hips of war and privateers
Sall be and are hereby intruded, to warn every neutral wife'
coming from any fug% pbxt, and deffined to another fuch port, to
difeominne her voyigge,:midtact to' proceed to any loch port ; and
any edict aim being fa wants* .or any wird corning front any
fuck port, after atesfoisablitslosalkall have been afforded for re-
ceiving information of hir Majefty's order, *bleb tall be found
proceeding to another fuels port, !hail be captured and brought in,
lead, together with her cargo, (ball he condemned as lawful prize.
And his Majeity's PrinetWaSecretarits of State, the Lords Com-
mi/Boners of the Admiralty, and the judges of the High Court
of Admiralty. and Coons of Vice Admiralty. arc to take the ne-
teary matures herein as to them refpedtlyely appertain.
(Signed) W. FAWICENER.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JANUARY so.
Copy oft Letter from Admiral Young, Commander In Chief of
his IVlatefty's Ships and Verdi at Plymouth, to William Matf.
den, Efg dated the sth
inclofe. for the information of the Lords Commirtoners
of the Adindralty, a letter 1 have, received from Lieutenant Cal-'
foray, Commander of his Majefty's fehooner Pickle, giving an
account of the capture of the French cutter privateer la Favorite.
have the tumour to befits. (Signed) • w: YOUNG.
His Majefty's Schooner Pickle, Plymoutht, January S. ,
Ste—l beg leave to acquaint yous.theit, on the
Rooming of the 3d infant, the Lizard bearing north
five Mastics, I law a cutter in the fouth eaR, awing'
to the weft Ward, under preA of fail, and a brig 111
skaters: of her, Which proved to be his Majeftes brig I
Santo' ;immediately
fail was made to. elok
With the cutter, Which was effedled abate t ten o'cloelt.!
We exchanged a few broadfides. Finding he was,'
pulbing hard to get to leeward of us, 1 laid him on i
board t and, in a few minutes, was in pofreffion of;
the Favorite French
.cutter privateer, E. J. Bon-
t toucita .Conitirinder, of fourteen guns, with a com-
plement of fiventf men, one of whom was killed and
two wounded. She left Cherbourg on the la intl.
has made no capture ; is well found, and only two
months of the. fiocks. lam carry to add, that Mr.
Gamma Amer, !talking Mallet-, and one feaman,
are badly, and Mr. CHAALES HAWKINS, Sub-
- Lieutenant, Sightly wounded in boarding. TI e
damages we have otherwife received are trifling.—
The officers and, feaman under my command merit
my warmoil praife, for their cool anJ Ready conduit.
I,take the liberty of recommending to their Lord.
Gip.' notice - Mr. HAWKINS, Stib Liedtenant, to
whom I am much indebted for his activity and ezer.
lions in boarding, and afterwards getting the prize
dear. Captain COLT,SkIT, on coming up, took the
ptifoners on hoard tile Scoapton, to Mad them at
Falmonth. lt have the honcur to be, &c. (Signed)
DAN. CALLAWAY.
Copy of another Leiter from Admiral Young to William
den,Efq. dated at Plymouth the Bth infant..
Sir-I herewith trallinit, for the information of the Lords
Conimiffioners of the Admiralty, a letter from Captain Brown,
the Commander of his Majefty's (loop the Flover,giving an ac-
count of his having captured !'Elise French cutter privateer, of St.
Mato. 1 have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) w. YOUNG.
His Majelly'o ihrop.Plover. at Sea, January t, 1807,
, N N.W. 12 leagues. •
At--I 1;4; to make knows to 'nu his Majefty's
floop under my command this day. capinied the
French cutter privateer l'Elize, of fportce,n . guns,
Oth 64 140,. Area dip from. St. Maio, and
,fias not
inside ant capture. -I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) PIIILIT Disown.
Bated& of i Letter frotr. Vice Admiral Douglas, to William
Marfden, Efq. dated at Yarnsoulh, the Bth irritant
I inelofe a letter Irani Captain Stoddart, of the Cruizer, which
has this moment arrived with a French privateer. le Jena, of 16
pay which the took on the ink initant off the Galloper.
His IdakAy's (loop Cruiser, Yarmouth Roads, Janie,
My Lord—On the 611 in!ladt, at tight A. M.
being eight Magnet Smith of the Galloper, we ob.
ferved a fufpicioni lugger S.E. fleeting lot the Fie,.
shah coati under a prelli of fail ; chleed, and. in
four boors, tame op With and captured le Jena
French erivateer, of 16 gun; three and fOur pouts.
leis (two of which Were thrown- overboard duridg ,
the dke), nomMandid by;Menilieue .
bid taken three Englifh veffels on. the tft and ad in-
ftint.'siboot feria leago# fromFlathboroogh Head`
they were poet cif the Writ convoy fepsiritted
sale
.of wind; viz. the 'FeliCity of •Yardintrill; gep. -
tone of Sunderland. and the Bee Of !Mislay. iam
happy to add,
-that the matters and dew' tete do'
bided the privateer ; and their vefrels Aire likely to
be recaptured, baying &aped a cdurfc for Corte,
and were neat day followed by-the privateer, Who
endeavoured to enter that port, when ate. w 0.4 ehiteed
off by a frigate and atter, atic4 the dat 'sifter, fell
into our hands. Le Jena Was only fourteen days Of
the Rocks when taken. She is well tonna in steep
thing, and fails remarkably fall. I hive' &c.
(Signed) i. STODDIRT.
• . •..
MILITAY rRoMi3. TlONC•griiii,Salfrady Gaston.
sist •
ttit, jAit. 10.
Royal Regiment of Florfe Guards.
General Hugh Dike Of Northumberland, K.G. to be Coltinekvice
Field htlarthal the Duke of Richmond, &waled.
CommitLoi in the Dorfetihire Regiment of Militia,
figned by the Lttrd Lieutenant.
Thom as Coffui. Gent. to bean Enfisn, vice Frederick Holebrooke,
Gent. Mistiest. Dated Dec. 24, IFeb.
Commillion in the 3cl Battalion of tootle% VolUnteer
Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Biles, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice William Neyle, Gent.
rased Dated Dee- a 6, 1806.
Conimiffion in-the North Hants Regiment of Militia
• figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Thomas Wrenford Sonthook, cent. to be Engin, vice Spier',
refigned. Dated Dec.3o,

lar.ePa

Joreph

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4tltaiiitit4ittilikdif tie ttAriAtatlitit f tit
-County Or Midillerez.
Royal. Ealt Middlefet WWI.
Ear Colin° Cameron to be pawnor. Dated Olt. t
Royal NI/417101er Militia.
Henry Fretven, Gent. to he Enligft. Dated as above.
IR Battalion of aren't Royal Voluitteeri.
Jorepli Planta. 0-nt. to be ad Lieutenant, vice Immo Dkiens,
• reigned Dittd Sept. as, tBo6.
',Cotuntiffion.in the Invernefichere

the Lord Lieutenant. . .
William Menzies, Gent. to be Affillant-Surgeon, vice M'Pberfon,
refigned: Dated Dec. a. aSo6.
Commis ion in the Stllton'at Hone Oki -I)fatent Vo-
lunteers, iigned tl,e L6fd Lieutenant of the
Count of Kent. • Pited ;plumy 5, 1807.
Thomas Eliar, Efq. in be Cantab. • , . •
l• •••
BANKRUPTCY INLARGED.
January 27. William Henry Pollen, of Datimouth, Devon, fplrkr-
dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon& .i.
BANKRINIFS.
James Epworth, of Spalding; I incolnfhire, grocer, dealer and chap-
man, to furrender Tanuari 23. 24; and February- at ;at eleven,
at the White Hart•inn, Spalding. Anomie,. Mr. Green, Spai.
dlng; or Marra. Harvey and Bryant, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's
Inn, London.
Thomas Kidd. late of Neweaftle.upern-Tyne, fail.eloth tumoral:Bo-
rer, January 23. 24. and February 21 at eleven, at the Tirk's
Head Inn, Neweaßk. Atioioies, Mr. William Haney,
caftle • or Mee& Worthun and Steplienfon, Cattle-fired,
Halbt;rn, Landon.
Benjamin Trickey, of Plympton Fail, Devon, butcher, January
17, at ten, January 20, February sr, at eleven, at the Pope's
Head, Plymouth. Atiorpies, Mr Boger, Plympton I or Meth's.
Street and Woolf;, London.
!aleph Lancalter Cox, of High.ftreet, Lambethjurrey,vielualler,
dealer and chapman; January sb,ll._ and *February at, at tea,
at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Meymott, Charlotte-ftreet, Mak-
friars Road.
ohn Lucy, of Liverpool, merchant, porter dealer and ehapman.
February 2,3, and 2%, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John.
Street, LivorpooL,. Attendee, Mr. Edward Aferoft. Pool-lane,
livery -ol ; or Mr Henn; Makelock, Temple..Londsan.
liomas Tills. of Wyesoedhlon. Norfolk, cordwainer, dealer and
chapmatit January 7„ x 4, and February at, at rhree,,at the
White Swan, in the patifh of Si. Peter of Mancroft, Norwich.—
Attornles' Melfra. Wiliam and John Mitchell, of Wymond.
ham ; or Mr. Benjamin Follett, No. 2, Paper Buildings, Inner
Temple, Loridon.
William Bllndell, of Wellstryn, Herta , toaltfter,sdailei and chap-
man. Jan. z 3, 57, and February 21 at ten, at. Guildhall. At-
torney, Mi. Taylor, bld.itreet-road, London. •
ofeph °fluent, late of Yeovil, Somerfet, viettialler, dealer and
chapman, January 19, 10, and Belaruary at, at eleven, at the
Mermaid Inn, Yeovil Attormes, Melks. Batten, Yqrril.
Thomas Barton, of Liverpool, mevehmt, (Orton-IMb James
.Barton, late of Liverpool, but now. In America, mereliaet,)
• Febriary 3,4, and a t, at °nee, at the Yost Hotel, Liverpool—.
Attorney, Mr. Robert Greaves,.Livdpolt... • ;
George Boorne, of Norwich, draper, Fehmf 7, ~'and al, at
divan, at the Strafford Anni;Wiliellea • Atomics, Mr.oam.
bcrt, Hattou.Garden, London a MP. Hauser, of Notwkll; or
Mr. Colvard, Wakefield. t. • .
DIQIDENDS
January 24. Richard Jackfon, of Shoe-lane, Fleet-Brett, London
fmith, at eleven, at Guildhall.
January so. John Bateman,of Kinflon_upon.Hullialarchanr, at
eleven, at the Dog and Duck 'tavern,-
January so. William* Bisry, of Bikkikrfbury, Lollies,'
man. at ten at Guildhall, .
January 211. Jofepb Cot, of Gravel-lade, Surrey, earrintiii, at ten,
at Guild tall.
January 27. Thomas Jonas Lovky, late of Piccadilly, Middliiaa,
haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall. .
January 27. John Jackron, of Great Yarmouth, Norfalkelialid
and druggift, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. . •
January 24. Charles Greatrel, laic Cr/ S'l'tun.C°l4'l6°. wants"'
Shire, broker find- auetioneer. at twelve, at Guildhall, I.(Urdoin.
January 24. George Rayfon, of Leeds, Yorkthire, druggift, at ten,
at the Hotel. Leeds.
jamiary 27. fteorge Evans, now or late of Stock-Port, Chelltirt,
ironmonger, at three. at the.Tontine tun, Sheffield.
/alma's') ao. Jofeph Blundell, of Bolton-le •Mooes,
• eatooinanniaetnrer, at era. at the Shtr Inn, Manebelter.
January al. • Thomas. AddiP n, of.,Peelon, Lancashire, woollen-
draper, at eleven, at the White Hork;;Preiton.
Mary 24. Wnearu Bryan, late of White f.lon:tourt, Eirchin.
. lane, London, hue of Jamaica, and now pf Cambererell, Starry,
Merchant, at tweiae, at Guildhall.
"japery 14. Thomas Jacifoh, of Argyle-Brea, Mtddlefex taylor.
at twelve, at Guildhall. •
January 24. Jacob Wheeler, of Blackhead', Kent, miller, at
twelve. at Guildhall. London, •
January so. Thomas Hui ifden Noel, of,North.ftreet, Brightbehn-
' Stone, Suffei, linen;draper, at eliven, at Guildhll, Landon..'
January 27. John Jackfon, of Laneafter, victualler, at eleven, at
the Commercial Inn, I a icafter.
January 24. Mary Moore, late of Albemarle-Rrtet, pa. ifh of St.'
Uper, Hanover-lquare, Middlefet. facet Area maker, at
twetye, at Guildhall.
Janoiryd. Edward Wheattalt, of fluke Brett, parlfh of Saint
Jame, Weibloinfter, warehoufemantut ten, at.Guildball.
January ao. Michael furlonge. late of Guildford Street, Ruffen-.
llttaare, Middlefei, Merchant, (but Mar a prifiner in the King's
bench,) at ten, at Guiklh
January 24. Richard Benfon Walker, late of ilettedeoll.
but now a Kingiland, Mlddlefez, Mettbitti; at ,at -
hall, London.
January 22. John Edwards, of WigmoreAreet, Caveodilh foliate,
Mlddiefes, fadler, at eletrn, tit Guildhall.
PARTNERiFHPS IBSSISLVED.
Pinwill and Thomnfon, (arta/Idea, of Lower•ftreet,Plpiesth.
DeCembet rl tBc6.
jefepb Prior Leon and. it;Thidillie Jan. of MBA, Wide Mid.
braody meretranta Dean*,
J. G. Ames. W. Green, J. Speak_ i Tata* o
vember 13,1806. • • • ••
Wigan and* Garnett', of Manciselar, esteem ' • trierebaiii. .batels-
ber 3r, tBO6.
J. Middleton, J. Littlevinod. and*. Millard, of Shelliell, Tort.
fhire,batton martafaiturers. December 31, doe.
March, Tatham, and bailey, upholftergm, Mount-ftreet,Grofvears
Square. Dee, 11,1806. • "'"
B. Plowman and B. Charlton, at' Foßnajami, finials and failing,
December 31.18:6. „ .„• • .
T. Leyland, J Club; aid Vt. tafaii,lftiverpisol, 11 Ets-
December at,. 1: .
H. Walter and* J. •Hanstetador libenbme.hrear„, Claro.ftieet, tar.
lora. December 3 t, 4106. * •
Rildalc, Hamilton and Co. of beadles; Leels;and Quebec. tin-
;ember 3t, :806. •" • , I
Adolphus Kent and Edward jourdia, of 0-ahnon-ltreet, brokers!.
December .31,1806. • .
R. Meese, jun. S Morgan. and T„.Pir,kaid. of Tottenheliwalart-
road, allow Inciter*. December 27, tBo6. . • ,
R. R. Reinagle and 'P. E. Barker, Proprietors of the Pahlibirisa,
Strand. January 1, 1807.
Charles Nixon, of Walbottle, Wm. Litikwood, john SM.* Ma
John Jefkock, all of Sheffield, coal-merchants, Dee. sh, iScle
James Hornby and John Callaghan, Liverpool, )ee. 31111106.
Ann Clark and fames Porteoos, of Mount Pleafant, ray's Inn-
lane, boric hair manufadtilreis, January a, 1807.
John Ivory and George gry,anr. Houndfditel!,breaketa,and eons-
, million agents, Dec. 31 igen. • , - •
' John Jones, of !Annaba:fa, Mar ateftir.iiiir Peat ThoMak of
Mancheller.manorremilf.. _ rillegiart Declif. 18°6*
Robert Jtnkies and matid Hooter, hall, Brlftol, leather-
! • beton. January r.
Beholes Birch, Maurice delay's, and Jefells de Jones, Liver-
' • pool, merchants, 'manly z 1807.
Robert Stead and Jokpb•SteadrolQatemereze,Chailkie, ware
llPUren,lenkpee.2V 006. _ t .
1... uz.
T. Hughes and S. ppest, ils,lnhoiltrees, middierez yews
and tea dealer: jimmty r, 0107. •. .
Thos. Granger Willlato ditagoa, of the Strand, tailink fad
drapers,. January 6, • _ _ • .
John Sykes and Jacob Sneer. of lisiton-le-Moors, Lanatibirs,
machine-makers, Dieenther 30, 16e6
Jokpb Shaw, WOtiain Hook, lad Wink boedatoy- %idle&
merchants Julian 1, day. - • •
John Eddifon and George Caleb 111111.6.1461614
furriers, January 0, 2207.
Wm. booth and 1-1. P. Ridpittelli 8 IPC IR. ••
attornier, December 311 t • I

•
' 'lindanYftliar emilfpea,i trilabillle war*appeas' Ir:nfien:llieanirela,tilttratneorr,
,Irsrne: rusilt 64iTER Jusitila . 1
e
- ' an indiament tor uttering (editions words.
4
...
(grin the evidence of ,a. mac named Daniel Hot-
-44w, fOinseay a corporid in tht.ShropOrire Militia,
it appeared,that the .witnefs- was on the evening. of
the 14th . nAt.. drinking in a, public !mule called the
Lemon-TOtilthe Hafinarket, in compiny with
tvirkGetlepariffOldiers, both blathers,,named Straw-
hick ; *vire irrifoner: rime into the room about
eight ecrWri, u$ hit hi himfelf. Poe of the Ger-
. . . .
mans git.Tata ittokiktut.:l4c..oapriplona 66 Bonaparte's
checlatrangs,rsneaning the litrufft Navy, which- he
and, they drank,. but the. prifoner ki4 he wank! not
Wok it 'iddnig. that BooSpitte rat:thi .01thett4
friend pr mankind, and waking • (octets to his arms,
iitheievel fie Went. in any part of the World.. Elm-
wood, :Who,-as well as his Companion?, was a4ortilli-
ed at fticha4echwatkn, broke filencc, and Grid. to
the Fanner; Lg Siriit'i.r impollihie you can be ferious
in what yob ray.." riifqner anfwered he was ferioue,
and would repeaLit over an I over again ; and he did
accordingly drink the tarafi three or four times, in a
glafso &rub...which; was the only liquor. fated to
him while in "the-rearis. Hinstroodsmi his compa•
nioni began to reprobate filch language, as unbe-
coming any wan but a traitor to his country; infifled.l
on therprifirrier's quitting the rocs s as nitfit to.be in
their company, and told him he ought to be taken up '
and punifhed for uttering fuck words. The landlord '
of the houfe came in, endeavoured to rettorturdir,
and to perfuade the prifoner to go.to beef; but he
would not; and the other parties immediitely took
meafures to have him fecured for the night in St.
James's watch houfe. He was next day. brought be
fore the Migilllit'2st,al4 colptivitred urptifon. •
This evidgo4 as fuppriaed ,by the maim* of
the two brOtheis and the landlord of the Lemon Tree.
The prifoner, in his defence, Uptight four repu-
table witneffes en his charatier,,one of when was
Mi. Morris, a'refpellab:e wine sn'erehant, o sink
areet, Wellniinfter, Who Paid he had known the psi-
loner and his faMily for above ten years, and never
before heard his loyalty impeached. He faid he kiki
' the .Prifoner to be an ingenious will, and d'et'er
I heard any thing prejudicial to his chara&er, except
1 that he was fometimes rather addifted to Baechaaa
' Han rites.

Mr. Metawatatec fummed up the evidence for the
Jury,. and left it fdr them to decide, whether, from '
the tharatler they had heard of the Prifoner, coupled
with the fai9s proved, they thOught the words really
uttered, by.the Panne wee with a feditio.us intent,
or whetheftipY were not rather the refult of a filly
and obaitilte Writ of opp6fitiorr, in one of thofe rs.
dicoloue difpates about polities that fo frexpteztly
occur between Inch meniti their alehoufc meetings.
The Jury inftimit acqinted the prifbitet.'
There was a atifereant tried for .a rolideuseanPr,
for &train Kroll acid indecent expofore 'of Jill perfon
ft the window of a petfitycook, in Pt inceelliel-fi SOO,
ina young female, who wet afking as finvkatper
falf.; The proofs were pofitive, and he. was coa-
-1 viaed and Isnteneed to three months insprifonmeot..
Ftteat. TH>S N GAZETTE, JAN
A4erige Cisiifn sadianci and ikaiso,fromi
ending Jar. 3, ME:
Wheat. Rye., I Barley. Oats. Beans,
s. d. s. d. d. d. s. d
76 9 48 9, '4OB f 27 8 at 8
The average Price of Sugar, emit puted from the Retu
the ditch ending Jin. 7. if 373. id. per hunarrd wet
ShA-COA.L METERS' OFFICE, I.ONDON,
• • • . CARIOES SOLD, and
Jan. c. Jan. 7.
NEWCASTLE COAL. helonday Wednefd
Eater's Main • - 1 ao
Benton Lcng 48
Bags Main Main "

Cr;;'s Hill
'El(iron MAO
!Munn Male
Hebburn Main

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Tanfirld Moor and Biggs Math

Walker

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is made 119,

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