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NEAOCIATIoN.

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The rife of Stocks has oceallonedfamelVecutatiert.
which has at the fame time operated as a- eaufe. We
believe that the vita fume lodged Within there few
weeks by Foreigners, in our Foods, have prodnsed
the rife in their price. This ir,flue of rioney has Uteri
the rtfi.lt of Iwo caufes: the tit it, the ascription of io-
rcign property from the Income T. 12 ; the latter, !Le
hollility deeply felt, though fullenly expreffed. of tire
Dutch to their new Monarch.

We give the title of it'egoc:,..'ird. to this article, be•
caufi: we believe that fume attempts at a ne7ociarion
have been made. infidious on rn,e fide, and lafpefled
by the other. '" There needs, indeed, no ghr.;! come
from the grave to tell us," that I is :he poiisy
of Buorrarsava ; becaufe. in reare alone, be can
carry on his tranfinarine proj:Ers : becaufc, in Pea,.*
alone, he can diminifh the Britith navy, and rife
own. We believe that he offers to make fame appa-
rent facrifices at the (brine of Peace—we be:ieve that
he will offer to rellore Hanover to this country. This
-is apparently indulging us in a point of 6snotitr I but
really obtaining the end of his willies in Ribbing the
vitals of the intered of this cotitury. For the rellora-
tion of Hanover he will require the c ATI ,n of the
Cape of Good Hope, perhaps of Malta itielf. He
knows that he can refume the poffeffion of Hanover
whenever he pkafea to exad another plitical contri-
bution from this; country, and that it will be difficult
for us to retake the Cape, and impoffible to regain
Malta. We have too high an opinion of the good
iinfe, abilities, and pa'riotifrn of our Miniflers, to
believe them capable of making cenions of fo impor
rant a nature, for an acquifition precari-us in every
refpeft but a name. The only equivalent that we can
fairly give for Hanover, is the Hands of St. Pierre
and Miquelon on the coaft of Newfoundland, which,
we can as eafily take on the breaking out of a war, as
the French can poffefs Hanover.

Peace will not check the ambitious defigns, and
prngrefs of the Emperor of the French. Caufes and
pretexts are always preparing in the crucible of his
mind, to produce the moft extraordinary and unre-
fiked Thus, haying taken potreflion of Venice,
he claims all places, which at any period of hiflory
belonged to that State ; by this Isreeping claim, Can-
dia, Cyprus, the Morea, and the Archipelago, are to
become a part of his dominions. As a link in the
lime chain of argument, he will demand the greareQ
part of the Continents of Europe, Aria, and Aft ica,
becaufe they once made a past of the Empire of
Rome, a city, of which he is in poffeffion. Let not
our ferious Reader kart ! Let not levity laugh I We
believe thefe extravagant views to be within the ken of
his imagination ; and that the profpea is not bounded
even by the acquifition of the Brittth Elands. He is
now fomenting differences between Sp.tin and Ame.
rica, that-he may, when peace with England enables
him to crofs the Atlantic, relume the poffetilon of
Lonitiana, and by degrees ;pread his legions over
the United States.

Mutt we then remain for ever in a Rate of war
The accident of a moment may fa eep away all there
projtas, and rertore peace to the world. The Anti.
paters, Seleucus's, Perdiccas's, who n ill fucceed the
Alexander of the Welt, will probably &limy the
fabric of ufurpation by feparate rttetelt%, claims, and
partitions, and leave to France her natural and f•cial
limits. Much as we with for fuch an event, we mod
folemnly deprecate any keret cordpiracy that would
hallen it. Open, generous holliiity is the charaeter
of this country ; and we believe acre of our coun-
trymen were privy to the late real attempts, which
have been as induftrioufly hotbed ab the fielitious
plots have been circulated.

In the mean time we recommend economy to the
Government, and unanimity to our countrymen.
We can ante the former o:at the latter neither ex-
ped nor defire Peace at this period ; that the people
of England will (train every nerve, will fuSmit to
every privation, in order to co o,,,rate with the rnea-
lutes of Government, planned by pol:tical fayracit,
conduded without profufion, and executed with
energy and courage.

The KING has been FLafed to conrlitute and ap
point JOHN I'HILPOT CUkRAN, Erg. one of Ids MA.
FEsty's Counfel at Law, in Ireland, to be Keeper or
Mager of the Rolls and Records of the Court of
Chancery, in that part of the United Kingdom called
Ireland.—Gazette.

The cartel, which arrived atPlymouth on Saturday
lift, from Mortal:, brought to their native country
two young gentlemen from the School of Boulogne;
two of Lord Y•ROIOUT Ws fervent:: and leveret of the
gentlemen who were fo unjullly cloaked at the emu.
mcncement of the prefcnt war.
The report in the city yetleday war, that Mr. Fox
had tent his confidential Secretary after Mr. AD AIR,
to Vienna, with inftruflions, by which the latter may
be enabled to open a communication with M. D'Ov.
BM, the Ruffian Minifter at that city, and condi.
tionally proceed with Lim to Pari . Thc Funds were
not much affated by this new rumour.
The Prince of Wales packet is arrived at Fat.
month, with a mail from Lams, w•:ricts pace tba
left on the tyth olt. The letters will be delivered tn.
morrow. The Towtihetui packet, front Falmouth,
arrived at Litbon on the tsth
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lAs 's gay and beautiful Theatre, the ni,;htly
retort of the votaries nt pieernre 4nal the I.didonable
world,
continues to attraa to its very interefiing and
magnificent Spectacle of the Fair filer, the molt
lalluded honks. The new Corn;c Pantomime of the
?Wear, riles hourly in the caeca' of the Pub!ics who
have to regret the lots of the aflonilhing &castes
performances on the 7441 Fete, moll affuredly after
the recta week.

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mit.trAßy PROMOTIONS.
wig-nferer, JULY 1.
ed Regimen of briber* fbeirele...o 'tenet Henry M Clintock to
be Lieutenant. 6y vire lindburne, promoted.
with Regiment oeLfglitt Tiknons--Cornet Jam's Ilftdderhunt
Webiter, frton theo3d light Dragoom, to be Lieuteuaut, by
iotechofe, • lee. Schreiber, promoted.
65th Ditto.-W. Villiers Mantel, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice Moll:ens 'appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons.
aft Regiment of Foot. -- Clyne, Gent. to be Kongo, without
purchafe, vice Middleton. promoted hi the 64th Foot ; Gets
ter Mailer-Seek-sot Charles LI ons to be Qauter-Matter, vice
Mackie, deccafeel.
6th Ditto—Lieutenaut Compton Corneille to tee Captain of a Com-
• any, by purchafe, vice Chetah:, who reins
E.!. Dieto--Ganiel M'Pberfon, Gent. to be kit6:,n, without rue-
chafe, vice Donley, pfomottoi in the 83tli Foot.
syth pitto—James Crony I owe, t lg. to be Paymaller of the aft
Bsttalion, vice Di Jo, 'towel ded.
a'S*.h Mow —John Peck' ick Wilkinfnn, Gent. to be Etifign, whh-
nut purchate. vice Teuton, promoted.
37th Ditto—F:4lg° John Atmiirong to be Lieutenant, vice Gam.
Me. deceafed.
44th Ditto--George Winter Pnnle, Gent. to be Enfign, by rue.
diet, vice Denys, promoted.
434117itto—Filf:gn John WiDearmid to be Lientetwitt, by par
chafe, vice Bradley, who retiree; Lyon, Pureed, Cart. to be
Folio, without purchafe, vice M•Dearmid.
4:th Ditto—.lofeph Barailler, Gent. to he Peigo, withot par
elec. vice Flood, promoted in the 88th Foot.
624 Ditto—Enfign Herr, Lewis Edwards Gwynne to bc Licute-
Milt, without porthole, vice Lynch, appointed to the Cape
Regiment, Abiantkr Thompfuti, Geut. to be Enligti, vice
Gwynne.
63d Pion— Fnllgn and Adjutant Robert Brereton to have the
rank of Lieutenant; Eollyn Waite Ward to be Lieutenant,
without wade; Edward Morgan. Gent. to be Rubin, vice
Ward.
64th Regiment of Fork:
To be Lieutenants, without purthafe--Eulign Charles Middleton,
from the Royals, vice Crofton, promoted in the York light
Infantry Volunteers; Porten Samuel 3. Parker, vice Cameron,
promoted in the 7th Foot ; Enfign Junes Weir, vice flattop,
promoted.
To be Enfigns—Edward Blinder, Gent. vice Allen, promoted;
James Morton. Gent. vice Weir.
loth Ditro--Enfign C. Hawkins to he Lieutenant, vice Carruthers,
decesfied; Rouge George Rota to be Lieutenant. without pm.
chafe, vies Cot, promoted in the Royab; John Keit, Gent. to
be Kap, vice Hawkins.
88th Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenanie, without poeiliale—Enhgn William Markle
Enka George Henry Dooley, from the Bth Foot ; Enfign James
flood, from the 45th Foot.
To be Sago, Paden, Gent. vice Mackie.
9oth Ditto.—lnflgn Daniel O'Keefe,ftorn the Tort Light Infantry
Volunteers. to be Lieutenant, vice Fearer, deceafed.
9315 Ditto—Charles Grevinfil, Gent. to be Rolle, without pur-
chafe, vice dogle, promoted in the Cape Regiment.
96th Ditto—litho William Flanagan, from the York Light In.
fantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice
O.A. Sothig, appointed to the t6th Foot.
97th Ditto—Jarocs Crettwell, Gem. to be Enfign, without pur
chafe, vice Schonfekit. pntntoted in the Cape Regiment.
tooth Ditto—John Nowkend, Ef9 to be Paymafter.
Royal Staff Corps--Lieutenant James Roupeli Colletoo to be
Captain of a Company, without purchafe. vice Menke, pro-
, motel ha the Cape Regimen; Lieutenant Henry William Lau-
SUP to be Ditto; Enfign Frederick William Mann to be Lice-
tenet t, vice Colleton !Olga Shannahatt to be 1.1.11tC•
sant, vice Lamm: Hofpitafibiate Robert Tod to be Alitilant
Surgeon.
tR Weft tndia Regiment.
To be Lieutenants, without porthole—tango Michael Pintreane,
vice Cameron, promoted in the 83e1 Foot; Enfign Thomas
Nicoll., vice Kipling, demoted; Enflgn George Padden, vice
Harper. vontoted in the 4th Weft India Regiment.
To be Ettfigns—Serjeant Z [bowline-is, from the 46th Foot,vice
Houmme Hillier, OCllt.vlce Perdrian.
gd Ditto.—Ennan Jedge Dalton to be Lieutenant, vice Henry,
&ceded ; William Henry butler, Gent. to be Rohr, vice
Dalton.
4th Ilitto--Lieutenant Samuel Robert Cooke, from the tit Weft
India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Moore, de-
ceded ; Lieutenant Lord Arthur Somerfet, from the 7th Foot
to be Captain of a Campo y, tr'.:e Thorpe, deccafed.
6th Ditto--Enfign Charles Lorimer, from the Weft India Re-
giment, to be Liertenout, vice Stirke,deentled.
7th Ditto—Snap John Reed to be Lieutenant, vice Williams,
ceded • Enfign Samuel Buchanan, from half pay of the late
tjes Ganifon Battalion, to be &Ain, vice Rccd.
Royal African Corps--Adam Fite, Gem. to be bear, without
purchafe, vice Lynch. promoted.
Colonel Baillies Regiment—Fillip Richter, front the 6:th
Foot, to be LiClltetitUt.
York Light Infantry Volonterrs.—Thomas Newton Chriftian,
Gent. to be Ratio, without purchafe, vice O'Keefe, promoted
in the gctla Font; James Power, Gent. to be Enhgn, vice kla.
Pagan, promoted in the 96th Foot.
Roll's Regimen t —Enllgn Nicholas Linderman, from Wetter ille's
toi be Lieutenant, vice Wilhelm, der:cared; De
eourten, ouimentGent to be Lingo, vice Clermout, promoted in Fro-
berg's Levy.
Cape Regiment.
To he Lieutenants.—Lkutenaut Lewis Eliot, from the York
Ligitriefantry Volunteers.
Lieutenant Ronald Macefinmell, from the 624 Foot.
Rorie Schnefiekit, from th a p 7tb Foot.
To be Enflgns—John Buchation, Hugh Kennedy, George Dorn-
ford, and John Sutherland, Gents.
'ro he Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign—Setjeant Major
Hart, front ;he 91 ft Foot.
9th Royal Veteran Battalion—Cornet Adam Glendenning, from
the Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutehain, vice Atkins, whole
appointment has not Wien place.
The King's German Legion.
Battalion of the 1-ine-4.leutenant --- tic Dlepenbrock,
Iron the Bth Battalion, to he Captain of a Convexly. with
temporary rank, vice Unfrozen, promoted in the 6th Battalion;
....—Lichtervelden, Gent. to be C./garter, >defter, vice Schluter,
promoted in the Nth Battalion.
hh Ilitto-.Captain William Baron Llnftngen, from thc sth Bat-
tenon, to he Major, with temporary rank,vice Behr, promoted
in the Stb Battalion.
go, Ditto—Major Fredrick Baron Bette, from the 6th Battalion,
to Le Lieutenant Colooel, with temporary rank, vice Hugn,who
re fign• ; Captain —de Schroeder to be Major, with tempe-
ra. y Rank, :ice :lode% who refigns ; Lieutenant --. Conde-
swami to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank ; I.ku-
tenant and Adjutant Briuktoann to be ditto, with tan-
pane,/ rank, vice Schroeder.
To he Lieutenant--Bnfign --- Marburg, vice Diepenhroek.
preowned in the sth Battalion t Enfign de ktougemont,
• ire Bennett, fen. who reigns; guaror Matter Chute• scow.
tee, from the nth Battalion, witheemporary rank, vice Benonit,
jon. who raw.; Enfign Baron Weftetbagen ; Enka
George Wm, from the sth Battalion ; Enhva George Hotzen
from ditto.
To be Eagns—Erneft ---de Weyhe, vice Marburg ; de
Bartel:lg, Gent. vice Rougemont ; Gunge Wildng, Gent.
vice
Waterhagen ; William Wilkins, Frederick Brinktmon,
Enna Wilding, Gents.
Mt MORMIDUM.
Lkstenant Doak,. klarnttead,of the IR egiment of
Drageons, who was fuperfeded in the Gazette of the R
ascii Febru-
ary lift, is reinftated in his rank.
The appointment of Enagn Thomas Atkins, from the 96th
Toot, to he Lieutenant In the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, as
fla:, din tise Gazette of the aeth September left, has no- taken

place.
ERRATA in the Gazette"' atilt zath Setember acs,
Sth Much, and June /aptt.
lit Dragoons.
For Cornet George Grigby to be Lieutenant, without purehafe,
sure glxinfq, fir/elided,
Arad Cornet George (Rigby to be Lieutenant, without puratafe.
64 .tit Foot.
Fur Anthony Keogh, Gent. to be &Sri, without purchefe, vice
Fathers/a/cr/4.4 Wag eV at wake! Leo".,
Reid Anthony Keith. Qum w Ce 1:014r3 without purchafc, vice
k.:, 1., I 7 Orr:

flfith Foot.
For Henry HA,Oent. to be Enngn, without plirchafe, Vice Flack')
promoted,
Read utfip, Hail, Gent. to be ditto.
96th Font.
For John Fenton, Gent. to be Enfign, viithciut purchafe, vice At-
kins, Pronged in the 9th Poyal Veteran Battalion,
Read John Fenton, °mutt) be Ebfign, without purcbafe,vlee At.
line, cn half pay.
Cottnuifrion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Radnor.
Edward Roans, Efq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated April
13,
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Jacob Orchard ante Jo(eph Hartill, Bowling-140A, Wcilmin-
**tanner, fluid's, April to, 1806.
Nathaniel Bogle French, Walter Borrower, and Henry Canning,
of I:road-Rivet, London, merchants, June 30, Igo&
Daniel Large, Peter Dobfon, DaVid Turner, and Mark Noble,
of Blackburn, irob founder*, June 21, 1806.
John Galkil and David Peet, of Nottingham, audtionecrs, ap.
proffers, and lalamen, June 21, a 13c6.
Thomas Sande:fon and James Beale, of Wellingborough, county
of Neothampton, grocers, tallow chandlers, and common carriers,
June 2 a , 18c6.
Edward Burton, of Penrith, Dania Harri Ton and John Simp-
fon, of Kendal, Weilmorland, June to, 0306.
James Birch and 'llona. Kingfbury, of Aberdare, Glamorgan-
Orire, mercers and grocers. Jantnry 3, 1806.
Richard Pittway and Benjamin Collins, of Pcrry's-place, In
Oxford-Erect, Mkldlcfex, April a, 1806.
Henry Coonthr and John Edwards, of Galnsford-greet, Hori3y-
down, Southwark, taylors, Jute 9, 'Bo6.
Nathaniel Shirt, Sarah Spenceley, John Hindle, and Thomas
Dixon Walton, at Berniley, Yorkfhire, linen manufadturers, June i
5, 18:6.
Thomas Glbfon, George john Gibfon, and John Chtillopitor
Alterieth, of Lime-nreet, London, (ugar refiners, June se. tBOll.
Jahn Maxwdi and John Manton, of Anchor and Hope alai&
St. George, Middlefex, bakers, June 25, alcf.
Wemys Difney and John Mitchell, of Newcaftle-upon-Tyna,
dealers. in Vritifh whits, porter, &c June s. 1806.
Robert Harrison, Join Harrifoo, Robert Prickett, and John
Newman, June 14, 1806.
Sarah Jones, widow, and Albert William Jones, of King's-tow,
Shad Thames, and Snow's Fields, in Surrey, timber merchants,
June 03, 1806:
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
John Fletcher, of Warrington, l.anealhtre, and John Lodge Hob-
berity, late of Lincoln's lam, Middlefex, cottou-fpinners, dealers,
chairman, and copartners.
BANKRUPTS.
James Gra T and Patrick Dempfey y.of Tower Royal, London,
merchants, copartners, dealers and chanmen, to fuerender July
5, is, and Anglia is, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie., Meffrs.
Bourdillon and Hewitt. N 0.5, Little Fradaritreet, Chearlide.
Richard Armitage, of Vigo-late, parifh of St. James, WeSmin-
Rer, ironmnnger, dealer and Chapman, July W. sa, and Auguß
is, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Meffrs. Dawfun and
Wratillaw, :Warwick .ltreet, Golden -fg tare
James Hyde, late of Long lane, Southwark, Surrey, vidtualler,
dealer aud cluptuan, July 3, us, and An;tift is, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
DIVIDENDS.
July 9. John Kelly Graham, late of Fowey, Cornwall, merchant,
at eleven. at the Talbot Inn. Leftwithiel.
July R. Philip Chapman and Thomas Hopkin, of Kingiton-upon.
Hull, grocers and copartners, at eleven, at the White Hart Ta•
vent, Kingßon upon-Hull.
July 9. Jothua Lockwood. of Skipton, Yorklbire, grocer, at eleven,
at the George Inn, Coney.Rreet, York.
July 8. William Millburn and John Copentan, of Bow Church-
yard, London, warehoufernen and merchants, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
July 8. David Jenkins, of Solve. Pembrokelhire. linen draper, at
eleven, at the Bunt Tavern, Corn (tree t, Brined.
July aa. Benjamin Dewdney the elder, of Link field•firret, panda
of Reigate. Surrey. horfe-dcaler, t ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 14. Matthew Faltner and William Birch, both late ef Man-
chefter, Redman and eopartneta, at four, at the Bridgewater
Arms Ina, Manchefter.
A uguit 14 Sarah Whltehonfe, of Tamworth, Wanvickfhire.
widow, mercer and draper, at tour, at the Swan Hotel, High-
ftreet, Birmingham.
Auguft a. William Drummond, of Fobbing, Mx, mariner, at ten,
at GuHilhall. I oandon.
July 5. Lawrene. Smith, of Poramouth, Hants, draper, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London.
Jury 5. George Aked and Charles Young, of Glamfoni Brine,
Linertnittirc, corn-merchants and col inners, at eleven, at the
White Lion Ins, Glamford Briggs.
July 5. Jofeph Metcalfe and John Jeyea, of Upper Fall Smith-
field, Middlefez, oilmen, (Hurst:ice brokers and copartners, at
one, at GuildhalL
July 5. William Stead, heretofore of I.ittle but late of
Mortimer-greet. Middlefex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 8. William Goodwin, of King's Arm. Stairs, and of Wall-
niiniker Bridge road, part& of Saint Mary, Lambeth, Surrey,
dada r -merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 8. Arthur Harvie, of Birmingham, Fedor, at twelve, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
July 3. Jofeph Parker, of Glaroford Briggs Lintolnfhire, malater
and common brewer, al eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Wan-

ford Briggs.
July 7. Francis Hale, of I eeds, YorkoAre, merchant, at eleven.
at the Three Legs-Inn, Leeds.
July 8. Thomas itichardfon and 'Thomas Worthington, both now
or late of Mancheller, merchants and copartners, at eleven, at
the Star Inn, Deanfgate, Manclsefter.
July 8. Robert Newman, late of Dartmruth, Devon, fliipbuilder,
at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
July S. John Townfend, of the Stones End, Southwark , Surrey,
wine-merchant, at tat, at Guildhall.
July 7. Edward Lowe, of Shrewfbury, Salop, warehourentan, at
four, at the Hop Pole Inn, Woreefter.
July 8. Thomas Palmer, of Gon ,ge.ftreet, St. raneras, h 1 iddle-
taylor, at ten, at Guildhall,l.ondon.
July 8. James Dow, of Bulb lane, Cartnnn-ftrect, I.ondon, mer-
chant, at ten, at GulldhalL
July 8. Nicholas Windover, of EProm, Surrey, corn dealer, at
tat, at Guildhall, London.
July S. Rupert Thompfon, of Wood.ftreet, Clacapfide, London,
hlk manufaditurer, at ttn, at Guildhall.
July 8. Jchn Skottowe, of Saint Mary Cray, Kent, mariner, at
ten ,at Guildhall, London.
July 9. jobs Jon w, of Eglwylilan, Glamorganfhire, vidualler, at
eleven, at the Angel Inn, Cardiff.
July 8. WWI= Swift, of Sun.ftrect, Bffhopfgate-itreet, London,
trunk maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 5. Jofeph Wells and Thorr as Well., of Holborn-bridge,
London, jewellers, at twelve, at Guildhall
July J. William Graves the younger, late of Lloyd's Coffee-
houfc, I oundon, merchant, at ten. at Guildhall.
July 3. Coulfon Johnfon, of the Marquis of Granby Yard,
Kniebtlbridge. Middlefex, (table keeper, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 8. Dodd Jenkins, of Solve, Fembrokelhire, linen draper, at
eleven, at the Bulls tavern, Corn-Brea, BORA
July 7. Edward Dunmore, of Stonton Wyveil, I.eicefterihire,
millrr, at eleven,at the Angel inn, Market Hatbu.ou,h,
eciterthire.
July 7. William Greenly, of St. Martin, Herefordlhire, hop
merchant. at twelve, at the Saracen', Head inn, St. Martin.
July S. William Motpliew, of it otherlield, Sulfca, dealer in corn,
at ten, at Guildhall, London
July 3. Berismin hills, of Liverpool, Illuor-merchant, at eleven,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
July 4. William Reeve. of brill's!, merchant, at eleven, at the
Rummer Tavern, Brittol.
July 4. Edward Trip, late of Barton upon.llumber, Idneninfhlre.
joiner and carpenter dealer and chapman at ten, at the George
Inn, Barton upon-Hienher.
July 4. John Brown, of Wintringbam, tincolnfhire, baker, at ten,
at the George Inn, Barton-upon•Huml er.
July 4. Samuel Ford, e Birmingham. merchant, at eleven, at the
Shakcfpar Tavern, New Itrcet, Birmingham.