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London, England, 1807-06-10 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Jahn Irving and John Tatham, of Lancafter, wine and liquor
merchants. May 29, 3807.
John Hunter, then of Rye, Suffe; but now of Hawkhurft, in
Kent, and James Smith of Cadborough, near Rye, common car-
riers. July t. 1806.
Jabex Punderfos, of Northallerton. Yorkfkire, and William
'Anton, the younger, of Brampton, in the Paid County, lista-
manufadurers. Mayas, 3807.
James Nixon and John Draper, pattern drawers and print cut-
ters. Dee. 3T. t Sod.
Jan Willlbawand Thomas Platt, of lVfanekeiter, boot and aloe
makers. May 9, 1107.
George Hopwood and John Leonard, of Kingfion upon Hall,
grocers and tea dealers. Feb. a, stay.
Elisabeth and Maria Hear, of Norwich, milliners ind drefs
makers March as, 18427
R. M. Afibury and Samuel Cinder, of Wigan, potteta. De-
cember as, 1805.
Thomas White end William Godfrey, of Winterton, Lincoln.
Sire. groc.rs and draper& May tj, 1807.
Samuel Jack(on and William Gent, of Congkton, Cheflaire, filk
throwftcrs May alt 1807.
Edward Woodcock and Cuthbert Woodcock, in ROA! ftreet,
Bermondfey. Surrey, tanners and Spanilh leather dreffers..—
April 24, 0807.
James butler and Charles tither, of EaR Retfurd„ Northamp-
tonftire gun makers. May 7, !Sol.
Samuel Stevens and Samuel Goodwthe apratlearecle 1.084195,
wareboufenten. May 26. 3 807.
Wiltlaat Elyard, William Price, and Launcelot Hailope,of John-
arena. America fleare, London, 04 and infurance Lrokers, May
30, 3807.
John Wright and William &mill, of New Bridge-ftreet, Lon-
don. attornkv, May 11, 1807.

• Henry and James Jackfon, of Haverhill, Suffolk, June A, tBO7.
Alex. nthbert, Thus. Brooke. and Geo. Rob. Cuthbert. Max
sq. 1807.
Joreph Roberts and Thomas Nay, of Nottingham, lace mann.
fadurers, May 1807.

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Charles Clark and Samuel Wood, of Congleton, Chefhire, iron-
mongers. 'May 7. tBo7.
William Craven and Richard Afficton Nanfan, importers and
deallegro.
s7in Foreignnd a !rid& fpirits, in Manche_ ftcr. June
4,

William Reece, John Burrows Thomas Milward, and, David
Dawfon, of Manchefter, coach galas. May 18, 1807.
John Wills, fen. and John Wills, jun. of Plymouth, whitegnsiths.
rune 6, !Boy.

John Joules and Richard Bithop, of Fleet Most, London, pout.
tcrcrs. June 6, aoy.
Wiiliant Thompfon, James Noble, and John Armftrong, of
Lancaiter, filk fpinners, and John Thoaipfon, late of 'Lamalbws
merchant. May 23, aoy.
William Chefter and Michael Cheßer, of Matlock-Bath, Der-
byfialre, linen and woollen drapers. January a, sky.
BANKt&IIPTCY ENLARG RD.
Aural r. Matthew Puckey, late of the patina of Probus,Cornwall,
woolftapkr, at ten, at the Red Linn Inn, Truro.'
• BANKRUP S.
William Bickford Jackfoli, of Exeter, merchant, dealer and chap-
man; to furrender June 23,30,15e1even, and July 21 at five, at
the Globe Inn, F xeter. Attornle., Mr. William 6:wring ; or
Mealy. Williams sad Date, Bedford. row, London

Thomas Nickell. the younger, of Power, Cornwall, Trip-wright,
• July shsd at. at eleven, at the Rote and Crown lnn, Fowey
Attorney. Mr. William 8rowo,; Fowey.
jefeph Carlefs of Maiditone. Kent, eorn•merehant, June so. ay,
and atftwelre, at Guildhall. London. • Anomie., Mr.
Cooke,
Maidßobe; .orf Mr. Webb. St. Thomas's ftreet, South-
wark. .• ;.

ohs Hall, of the pariTh of Bedminfter,
(bur now a ptlfoner fn (lloueefter gaol,) - June 24, 23, and July
at, at eleven, at the White lion, Broad !treat, Briftol Attor-
Dii>it Mars Leman' in Mika ; or Meffrs. Edmunds and Soo,
Exchequer Once OfPleal; Lincoln's Inn, London.
he Holder, of Painfwiek, GRoneeterlitire, butcher. June t y.
and• ulyas. at twelve, attbeltakon Inn. Palawiek. Attorney,
Mr. W. A. Cooke, Stroud, Olongefteribire.
Jibe lithelter; bee of Dunkkh Ilkiltikeith of Broughton Ord,
Wm, miller, dealer and airman, jilt* 21.4. and July at, at
eleven, at the Kt g's Arnaer Inn, Mellibium, Wilts. Mummies.
Mr. Nicholas Petit Phete, /dell aunt; m,Meffn. Sandie and
Horton, No. Verane court. Elsa area. LowOon.
Thomas Tinto* Rowe, of Chelmsford. Mks, lispem.draier, June
13.1 a, inClu_l7 a at ten, at Oldidhen• Lunden- Attorney,
Mr Oldhans~jHend court, Orwietkorch Slim, London.
• Edward Belden, of Marlievikeeto s.rts; aultfter, mealman,
brewer , drake and chapman, Juno is, at sue, June attkandlf,
at, au ten. at .0•11Mtall. Lon4/1: int.naris Mr. P H
.tiog's Bench Walk, Temple. .
• t
•
jiakj:s *Ma Raft,. Rem dealer anefehapnsan, June
and July at, at ClPelk at Oslldhali, London.: 4leerifis
e. Faulk; anntiltunitton ftreet, Covent Garden. , '
• It
. • , • 'DIVIDENDS.
Jane 13. Jere Partite, of Edghafton, Warwiekfbire, rortnaker,
at ter., at the Swan Tavern, Bull ftreet, Birmingham.
Jane i 3 John Arrey the younger, of CuSutton, Surrey, eaves:
ter, at ten. at Gtkila
June 13. 'ashen Bent, or iineedn's lon Fields, Middlefew, mer-
chant, at ten, at Guildhail.
June so. James Mille and John Mills, now or late of Wood
within Saddkworth, Tearkkito. merchants, dyers, and =Tam'
mere,, at sieves. at the Goetze ion, Huddersflelik
Jane
(!stilleph Wafter% of OM Bahian, London, turner, at tea,
at L •‘,
June t:3; Henry filter, of OrneeekweS ftreet, Landon, grocer, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
June 13 John Binglei.uf ilpper John -ftmet. parifti of St.Panaus,
*asuary and main, at twelve, at Ouildhall. •
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John

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ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JUNE 9.
Cigar am =7. Commodore Sir Samuel Hood, K. B.
Rfq dated on board his Majelty's Skip 4;;;Nr•
at Sea, Mardi 26.
11110.4 byg leave to Inclok yoti for the information dtbe
Comnsfinoners of the Admiralty, alopyof a letter I have Y•
kens Captain Shipley, of AU blaleay's (hip Calms, Rasing .
eaptare otdgbt of the enessifir vcflels. w bich fervice appease no
have been planned and executed with good judgment and many.
I have tbe beam, to URA& (Signet) • SAIIIIPIL NOON.
His Majeßy's Ship Comas, March is.
Sir—l have the honour so tepart, fur your infor-
mation, the capture of fix of the enemy's verde,
(defctibed in tile margin *) by the boats of bit Ma.
jelly's (hip intik my command, under the direßion
of Lieutenants G. Watts and Hood Knight, and
Lieutenant J. Campbell, of the Royal Marines, with
a detachment of petty officers, feamen and marines.
They were moored in the Puerto de Haz,. Grand
Canaria, and defended by the crofs fire of three bat-
ty ies ; Lieutenant Campbell was the only perfon
wounded on the oecafion. Share your orders of the
ill intlant, his Majefty's (hip has alfo captured two
Spanith brigs, St. Philip, with fah fith, and Noftra
Senor de los Remedios, with a mixed cargo of mer-
chandize. 1 have the bc:nour to be, &c. (Signed)

CONWAY SHIPLEY.
Copy of another 'Atter 11. om Commodore Sir Samuel Hood. K. 1.
to William Madden, Ilk dated on board his Majcity's Skip
Centaur, Funchal Bay, Madeira, May IS.
Majefty's flip Comas has MI anchored, and I hive
the honour to !notate you a copy of a letter from Captain Shipley,
detailing a gallant exploit effected by the boats of that Ship. I
have the honour to be, Ste. (Slued) ea rust. tinge.
P. S. Inch/4d is a lift of the killed sad wounded in the boats of
the Comas.

His Majeity's Ship Cantos, off Cana:la, May co.
Sir—l h,ve the honour to relate to you the par-
ticulars of a gallant exploit performed laR night by
the boats of his Majelty's- flip, under the dire(lion of
Lieutenant George Edward Watts. and affifferi by
Lieutenant Hood Knight and •Mr. Jefferfon Miles,
Mailer's Mate, with a party of petty officers, feamen,
and royal marines. in the port of Grand Canaria.—
A large armed felucca. with his Cath'lic Majelly's
colours flying, had been for the three ha days lying
under the protection of a Rrong fort and two bat-
laid:, and the wind yellerday evening proving fa-
vourable, (he was boarded by Lieutenant Watts in
the large critter, under a fevere fire of mulketry from
between thirty and forty foldiers, Cent to affift in her
defence ; and he had nearly cleared the deck when
the two other boats, which did not row fo well, ar-
rived. and fully accomplilbed the bufinefs.
Her cables were now cut, and the boats took her
in tow (the enemy having had the precaution to fend
her fails and rudder on ibore), when a bawler, fait
under water a Rem, was manned in the fort, and
the vellel dragged nearly Under the ma zzels of the
guns before it could be cur, upon which an exceeding
heavy fire from all the batteries was commenced, and
continued until the was out of fight.
She proves to be the St. Pedro Spaniel packet,
having a cargo of bale goods. fte. &c. from Cadiz,
bound to Buenos Ayres. This was dread with the
lots of one man killed and five wounded, as per in-
clofed lift. Mr. Watts has (rectal wounds, but none
of them dangerous, and I feel convinced his gallant
conduit, with the exertions of every officer and man
employed on this fervice, will meet your approbation.
—Twenty-one of the enem)'s troops were made pri•
loners, eighteen of whom are wounded ; the reit,
excepting a few who fwam on (bore, were killed, as
was her Captain and Come of her crew. Übe had
captured.fince her departure from- Cadiz, the Lord
Keith; bound from London to blogadore.
His Majelly's (hip has taken and dellroyed &seethe
initant, the Si. Francifco Span& lugger, with
wheat and falt ; and la Lr.uifa (chooser, in ballad!,
the latter perfealy new. I am, .&c.
(Signed) CONWAY SNIPLIY.
A Lilt of the killed and wounded. in the Boats of bis Majefty's
Sip Ciimus, off Canaria, on the Bth May, any.
Robert Noble, private Marine, killed; Lieutenant Watts, (e-
-venly wounded; John Robinfon,privee Marine, ditto ; Edward
Evans, and Jame. Trimble, feamen, ditto; Riatard Tally, pet.
vice Marine, elangerouk wounded,
Given on board the Centaur, Funchal Bay, Madeira,
May IS,
(Signed) MCVAY sinew!.
• s. Spanith brig, five guns, loaded wit h fait pork
a. Spanilh brig, loaded with wine and fnilk.
3. Spanith brig, loaded with fait
Spanith brig, in ballaft:
Spanith brig, in ballet.
6 Spalkilt brig, In billet.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE tp. •
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAV A I' ONE O'CLOCK:
Confulg, for Jul# 4441—Reduced 6314—Orttnium 44 pro*.
PRICE OF STOCKS YES FERDAT : •
Bank Stock 1334 India Bonds, Ils. 91; pr. •
3p. Ct. Red Atha. 63}{1 I Eich. Sitr, u. td' 4a prem.
3 per C. COI& Milt 1 (Nllllllllll lin real. •
4 per Cent. Blit con oh for see. 644/1

Parliament will certainly watt on the 22d inflant
for the difpaTch of bulinefi, asappearsbythe following
circular letter from theCtramcsr.Loa of theExcff evelt
to the timbers of the Houle of Commons :

Downing ftreet, Jose 6.

" Sir-. 40 Parliament will certainly meet for the difpatela of
bulimia, on the aad inftaut, and as gavels:is of the arsateit im•
portauce will come under difeuffion, I trust you will cicufe my ex.
pee♦ng to you the anxious with I feel for as full an asutudanos as
poffible, at the opthing.of the Seffion. I have the hooOtir to be,
Sir, your molt faithful And obedient (errant,

(Sired)

• IP. rtacsvaia."

This morning arrived a mail from Jamaica, brought
to Falmouth by the Duke of Mailborough packetilu
40 Jays patage. .

The Tranfit, LISTON, from Zante, is arrived in, the
Downs : (he failed from Zante on the 28th April,
and from Gibraltar on the 23d May. His Majeay's
(hip Ilium:oa, with a cnnvny, was to faU fnr Eng-
land the next day, from Gihrahar t the Phenix,
Mount Royal, Branfburg, and the Elita, from
Sharma, were among the convoy. On bfwiday lan,
off Danmofe, faw two lugger privateers, who were
hauling a Hoop upon the Traniit's approaching,
they made all fail to the Southwards and upon bring-
leg the anti) to, [be proved to be a Dset, and laid
the had been boarded, and would have been carried
bad not; the Tranfit prevented it. Three ENglith
brigs in fighturert in the fame. &Riga: = k Ts. •
J a ar .

THE CONTINENT.

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T

Hamburgh Papers to the 3d inflant, Dutch to the
7tb, and French Journals to a lice date arrived at a
late hour laff night.

The French and Dutch papers contain nothing of
importance. An expedition is Paid to be preparing
at Name, where orders have been received for a
umbee of vetch, from 300 to 700 tons, to be
(beached with copper. The Moniterr contains tome
Intercepted letters from Officers in the EaR India
Company's genic. ; but they are not of the fligheg
public inters&
It appears from the Hambnrgh Papers that the
capitulation of Dantzie took place on the 24th,
though the agreed day of furrender was the a6th.—.
On the latter day the French took potation of tome
of the works, and on the 27th the garrifon marched
one. The terms are not yet Rated, but the genii°.
of Weichfelamude is Paid not to have been included
in the capitulation.
An article from Watfaw contains force farther par.
titulars of the attack made by the Ruffians, in the
middle of laf month, on the right wing of the French.
From the Raternents of the French themklves we are
inclined to believe they futiainel on this oceafion a
much greater lois than they and it convenient to ac-
knowledge. Indeed, if we may credit private ru-
mours, the divition commanded by Slassisti buffered
little then of a complete defeat.
The Ruffians are Paid to be on the point of evacu-
ating Wallachia. The intelligence from that quarter
is in general fo vague, contradiaory, and fufpicinue,
as to deprive it of all credit. A French detachment
has entered Boinia ; and, limpid BONAPARTE prove
faccef.ful on the Danube, it is probable a great part
of the Army of Italy will loon after make its appear-
ance in the Turkifh provinces. The main armies
have not yet come into comae. The Grand Vizier, I
towards the middle of April, was advanced no farther
than Adrianople.
The French continue to publith accounts from
Egypt, calculated to fpread a belief among thofe who
are not permitted to fee any journal but their own,
that the Bt itifh in Egypt are in a deplorable Rate. Their
reports from that quarter deferve but little attention.
We know, from the bet authorhy, that the Beys and
native inhabitants were anainufly 'Wog to he freed
tram all fubjeetegt ro the Porte-,-that they waned
the Britifb to come in preference to any other Euro.
peen Power ; hut- were ready even to Inbuilt to the
French, rather than continue dependent on the Turks.'

lintels the Porte has a much greater force is Egy
than we kare say Keaton to believe 047 hilvfx I
Drill& can haws little to apprehend, when the tem
per of the people is known to be as we bats Elated

asaLui, MAY 4.

By letters from Trieile, of the istb, it is Aated that!
the Englith at Alesandria are onder great ;Mbar.
laments. The Porte, immediately after Admiral

Duckworth' retreat, bad (gritted confiderable de
taehmeuts of troops to march from Syria to Egypt,
to oppofe the lauding of the Englills i but, though)
they ware too late for this fervice, it is believed the
Englith will not receive reinfoteements from Malta
and Sicily in time to oppofe the force collating
againfi them. The cloth of Elfi Bey is a ferias
lots to the Englilh i and what mull increafe their
embarrafitnent is, the intelligence brought by as eye
witnefs, that the 'Regiment of Emigtaiti at Malta
was in a (late of infarraliun, having fought feveril
daill pith the raft of the woes ; nor were the infur
genes reduced when this deponent left the Wand.
May-29.—Marlhil Monier has fent to Genet',
Liebert, Glvemor of Prlaffillil Pomerania, the folios.
kng letter ;
• ' • " Pietzkendar, May a, tBof, 8 o'clock, P. M.
I Innen to inform 4 you, that 'Dontsle h4s pit Dow opkg.
'Out The gatifon ars pirontre of woe, Wiwi CAW, in

lids Salient igneithe esidtuiadon, Out droops enter the *if
the day after togneerow. (Signed) " I{o. MORTIER.`
Advicee from Thorn confirm this intelligent,.
Irma which it appears that the conditions demanded
by General Kalkreuth have not been granted. This
cirentutimiee has probably beet, the cattle of the cs•
pitulation hiving been protrafted twenty-four hours.
—,,Tehroti•
`This afternoon, about Ste o'clock, the markt
Suif brought difpatches to the Governor General.
froM hie Majelly's head quarters at Fawkesdeia•
dated Miry 'id, according to which Dant& wit*
lated on' the 14th. The French troops entered it es i
the 16th. The garrifon of Weiselmunde is not 60,
eluded in the ilpitulation.—An EogWb corvette, et.
24. guni,"wids lambi and ball for the pram d
Pantzia, was boarded and taken on the spth of fill
by a piquet belonging to the Paris infantry.--re•
:rya. a • -
IPILLAU, MAT sp. '
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We have received accounts, that the garrifon in tut
fore of Weielifelnsunde bare alto beth compelled to
tOrtander to.the French arm,. • '
' ' ' • • -1.1,11 RC, MAY 30.
Since the ssth of May, -according to accost.
(roil fea, the Swedifh (hips of war in the Baltic but
iiceived.orders to faze- all wails betind to Lobo,
Cavern of which have already been feat to YRadt.
. _', ''• WIDOW, MAT s.
The Ruffians evicuated Gittrgewo on the sods d
April: 'Multaphi'Pachi ditpatched cavalry 10.10
hit of their rear. iittehareh, it is faid,bas flowed do.
filmic fate, hoc this Omura Confirmation. • _
ladivrall-Alsia *9errestief Of Ifoinel, has &AO,

6gnsl advantages over the Ruffians, haying taken fii
gvn boats and 13 pieces of .cannon near one of the
iflands in the Danube, which the enemy wlfhed to
make himfelf matter of. On the 3oth of April, the
Grand Vizier's army was at Adrianople; it is *try
numerous, And is flow in its movements.
The Servians have been glefeated by the Path: of
Nun, who has fent 400 heads and fix ftandards td
Collautinople.
General Michelfon openly declares, that unlels he
reinforcements, he muffpofitively
receives fredY
evacuate Wallachia.—Telegraph.

WARSAW, MAY as.
WZGATTNOW, MAT 10.
The Ruffians have paired
.the Narew at feveral
points, and attacked fame of our cantonments on the
right bank, which, in confequence of their diflance
from each other, were unable to withßand the mars
that preffed upon them. The enemy had, befides. the•
Cofacks, who are better exercifed than ever, and
feveral foadrons of regular cavalry, isoo infantry,
and eight pieces of cannon. At firft they drove in
feveral of our outpoß,, and maffacred thole they took
by furprife. Fourteen fnldiers of the 8111th were fur.
rounded in a (mall entrenchment, and chore rather to
lore their lives to a man than furrender. Not one of
them furvived. A company of grenadiers of the 54th
being attacked by the Ruffian', the Commandant of
the latter, inflated with his fuperior numbers, ad
vanced with a loot of contempt, and ordered the

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Trench Captain to furrender, when the latter, fcizing
a mulker, levelled and fhot him dead, exclaiming,
fi This is the way a Frenchman furrenders." Thtee
battalions came to the affiftance of this brave c ,m.
pany, defeated the Ruffians, and purfued them fwniti
in hand. 'lnc latter, befides their wounded, left 150
dead upon the ground. The French loft only 6o men,
and feveral Col Tacks were dro,-.:,:d in the Narew.
Mental Maffena, as we lel,rn, has obtained a fig
tial advantage over the enemy, but we have n.,t yet
received the details. It icons, the whole army is in
motion.

Yetterday there was a report that the Ru►Zians had
Maclean attack up,,n the whole lineof the right wing
under Martha! Maffena, but were repulfcd with con
doable lofs. The fifth corps of the army continued
in purfuit of the Ruffians ; and Martha! Malrena had
given orders, for the purpore of accelerating the
March of the army, that all the baggage and dirpo-
fable articles thould be fent into the rear.
♦NOTHER LETTER FROM WARSAW, MAY 25.

On the a3d, the Turkifh AmbatTador received dif.
patches from the Imperial head quarters, relative to
an affair which took place between the Turks and
Ruffians, near Ilmailow, in which the latter, betides
their wounded, loft 11300 men, fome fiandards, and
iketial pieces of cannon, leaving the honour of the
viitory,to the Turks. _ Public notice has been given
that all grangers, not in any office, or who ffiall re
fufe to give Government a fufficient guarantee of
their fidelity, met leave this city in eight days time.
FROM THE MAINE.
• the declarations and propofals of the Englifh Go
' , erninent relative to the proffered mediation of the
t
Anfirla'n Court, are (veiled . with the. new Envoy,
v
the Earl orleMbroke.

•
VENICE, MAY :6:
bo the loth ult. General Lonviers, with rso) Men
from Ragufa, began his march to the town of Tie-
bigna, in Bo;nia. Lail Saturday Colonel Foy, C..th
mandant of the fecond corps of artillery, fet out fr• m
Udina to Curtantinople, to take the command there.
Twelve other engineers, four of whom are Italians,
i,.hare alto let out with the poll to Conftantin pie, after
tliey had received itiftruftions from Gen. Marrnout.
~

The Gazette of Lift night contains the particulars
of a very gallant exploit performed by the boats of
the Comus frigate, in one of the harbours of the Ca
nary Itlands.—The Gazette alfo contains addreffes to
hi, Istkit STV on his late conduit tdativetothechange
Adminif:r -Ilion, from the Incorporations of Dun-
fermline and r.ie Borough of Inver bervie, and the Mi
nifters and Ehlers of the Prefbytery of Lochmaben.
It was lail night rumoured, that an account had
been received from the coaft of Portugal, of Buenos
Ayres having been unfuccefsfully attacked by the
Englith very early in April. We do not believe
fufficient reinforcements for such an attack could have
strived by the time (fated.
Lord Mit.Tor; ar►ived yefterday In Grofvenor-
fquare from Yorkfhire.
His MAJlrry's Birth Day was celebrated in Dub.
lin with great tplendour. The Duke of RICHMOND
reviewed the whole garrifon in the Pheeniz Park, and
the nfual demonfirations of joys aring, Sec. took place.
Her Grace of RICH mow"), with a numerous fplendid
attendance, was prefent on the occaGon. A dra‘vjng
room was held at the CatUe, and in tire evenit F a
Grand Gala and Fete Chamretre wete given at the
Rotunda.
The Duke cf NORFOLK art ived at Sunderland on
Sunday fe'nnight, and took upon him the command
of the Sliffex Militia ; which is now on its march
for Hull in three divifions : the &It divifien left Son-
, derland on Thurfday morning : the whole are ex•
paled to arrive at Hull on the tath, 13th, and ,sth
inflant.

The Warwick regiment of militia, which has beets
Rationed at Hull upwards of three years, Taft week
received their route for Sunderland. They are to be
foetteded by the Suffex militia, now on march for
Hull, as above mentioned.
The Wiltfhire Militia, lately Rationed in !Mad,
ye on their march for Durham, in three diviliNts.
he firil divifion paled through Gloncefler on Thurf-
day, the fecond on Friday, and the third arrived
there on Saturday, and halted till yellerday morning.
They are replaced At by the 3d Lancafhire.