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DI‘'IDENDS.

ectobtsr I. It Troke, of New Sarum, Wilts, cutler, at six.
at th:. Maidenhead Inn, New Sarum.—Nov. 7. Win. Co,Ter, o•
Cluck ar. Osyth, Essex, mu-el:ant, maltster and Nt , a:
eleven, atGuildball.—Nov. 4. Georgc Duncan C:ro.kr7 and Rich
and Wt.-stall, of Irs'nfiliall-stroet, I.ordon, tactors,
Ist rwelvi-, at Guildhall.—October Sl. rankl Wilcox, of .iver-
pool, sail-maker, a' eb.ven, at the George Inn, Liver,wol.—Octo-
Iter 27. Richard Gore, of Llverpool,llnen-drapt r, at eleven, at the,
George Inn, Liverpool.—Nov. P. 3. Win. l'artritiv and Wrn.ft ose,
I tte of towbritlge, parish of It udboronglt, Glouccst. rshire, eyert,
a: eleven, at tit,: King's Arms Inn, Strtutd.—N:e. 7. Jam,...]
Parry and Jahn Piektnan, of beptford, Kent, merchants and!
maloters, at eleven, at GuildSat.—October si'. Fnizabeth Bul
lurk, of 13irrninr_r,ltarn, milliner, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn,
Worcester.—Nov. I '1 liontai Young, of Cartier.-I)2.sago, I Tot-
horn, London, jitveellcr, et one, at Guildhall.—October 30. Wm.,
Milburn, of Clifton, Yorkshire, tanner, at eleven, at the Falcon
Inn, York.—Nov. 4. Wm. Littler, of Waltham-Abbey, Essex,'
calico-printer, at twelve, at Guildhall.—October 31. Thomas
Wetherhy, of Great St. Thomas Apostle, London, ivonmcnzer,l
at twelve, at Guldll3.ll.—Octtiber 28. Joint Collip, of Great Port-
land street, ir.irish- of St.Vary-la-Ponne„ Middlesex, upholsterer,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Richardson, Son, and Corield, of Lincoln's-inn-Fields, London
land.avnts and surveyors, 7ept. 29, 1809.—John Trott and Tho-
mas Coward, Providence-street, City-Road, London, ea:Tenter..
and builders, June 2.1, I S( 9.—Wm. Wood Sanderson, Win. Scar-
lest I.itler, and Win. Corran, of Beer-lane, London, wine and
brandy merchants, Sept. 20, 1809.-;--13Iand and Hid ;in, Liver-1
po.)1, milliners and dress-makers, Sept. 1, 18b9.—Cyples and
Alloway, Bristol, earthenwarensen, June 24, 1509.—Thomas
o.merod, of Wakekeld, and Perkins Roodhouse, of Stamford,
carriers, October 2, 1803.—Joseph Anthony Berrollas and Giles
Llyer, No. 21, Denmark-4reet, Soho, Sept. 20, IBo9—Mrall anti
Calrow, 0.-zober 6, 1269.—Pcter Macdonald, Fran Issekhl
Humbert, and l'hoinas Hipkins, No. 53, Long-Acre, medicine-
vend: rs, October 2, 1809.—Orton, Auther, and Pryce, in Pool- I
lane, Liverpool, mercers and drapers, October 1, 1209.—Richard
Gleaves and Edmund Petty, and Cc. of Ulverssm, Lancashire,
spirit and wine-merchants, Sept? 29, 1509.—Grigg and Sherring.
Bristol, haberdashers, August 2, 1809.—Benjamin Dias Farran-1
I des and Co. Wilson-street., Finsbury-square, merchants, October
5, 1809.—William Street and Francis Hayward, of New-court,
Throgmorton-street,•London, wine-merchants, Sept. 29, 1809.
, Ricbard Mars'iall and Thonsa.s .Robinson, of Romford, Essex,
printers, August 2G, hom3s and George Taylor, No. 9,
Oki Bund.street, ladies' shoe-erushers, Dec. 25, 1808..—Addis and
Norris, New Boswell-court, Carey-strert .I.incoln's-Inn, attornies
and solicitors, Sept. 9, 1809.—David ansl Wm. Caldwell, Liver-
pool, slaters and plasterers, July 1, 1809.—Worthington and
Marsden, in Harrington, Totted' Park, Sips. 26, 1609 Ingram.
and
hsßauntclhere,sterrn. grocers,erebants Sept. 25, 1809.—James Pieston and Co.'
of
October 4; 1809.—Wm. Goading, Tl4O-
- Ca-`6almals ancl.Lbenearr Gstodhag, of I?sutaht Soralk,
ptalt-
!tets and corn and coal-nierelaintliler;2l,lBo9:

PORTUGUESE PAPER^

BADAIOZ, SEPTEMBER 9.

They-write from Ciudad Rodrigo, that ofir parties
in Castile have interceptedseveral mails and convoys
of ammunition and provisions going to the enemy.—
A few days since, a party. from Merino intercepted,l
at the foot of Lerma, a train of six mortars and some '
pieces of battering artillery, with a great quantity of
ammunition, destined' for the attack on Ciudad Ro-
drigo, according to the orders found in a mail taken
at Olmedo. In Rioxa, in Navarre, and in the neigh-
bourhood of Bitrgos, notwithstanding the people
have suffered such severe oppression, great efforts
were making to throw off the French yoke; and the
Junta newly formed. which resided at a few leagues
from Burgos, is employed in rousing the people, ex-
ercising the youth, and exciting the ardour and ge-
nerous dispositions of the inhabitants of that part of
the Peninsula.