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London, England, 1806-01-15 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLAR Grp.

January 25. William Cotkerill, et Ludgate Hill, 'Audio linen-
draper, at tea, at Guildhall.

John Richardfon, of the Strand, IVlldellefet, haberdalher, dealer
' and chapman, to furrender January 24, so, and February as, at
' eleven, at GulldhalL Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Alderfgate-ftreet.
George Harrifon, late of Kingfton, Surrey, maltfter, dealer and
ehapman, January t 7, 30,and FebruatT as, at ekven. at Guild-
hall London. Attorney, Mr. Druce, BtiUter (Quite, Fenaburch-
&eat, London.
Joreph Biddle, now or late of Birmingham. Wanricl, Mire, faded',
dealer and chapmaif, January ao, it, at eleven, and February as,
at fbur, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorniss, Metes.
Rinderley, Long, and Ince, Symond Inn, Chancery-lase, Lea-
don ; or Mr. Palmer, Birmingham.
Abraham Leech, of Salford, Lancafbire, alehoufe-keeper, dealer
and chapman, January a 7.23, and February as, at two, at the
Royal Oak Inn, Manche:ker. Attornies, Mr. John Law, Pall
Mall, in Manchefter; or Mr. C. Jackfon, No. 3, Harveourt,
Temple, London.
John Helicon, John Dennifon, and Jofeph Robinfon, of Bolton-In-
the-Sands, Lancafbire, caliculdintcrs, copartners, dealers and
cbapmen, January 12, as, and February as, at eleven, at the
Caine Inn, In Blackburn. At tondes Mr. Robert Dewhunt,

Blackburn ; or Mr. H. Blakelock, Temple, London.
Richard 011ie, of Mancheiher, roller-maker, dealer and chapman,
January 27, 29, and February ss, at three, at the Dog T. ,
Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Manchefter ; or
Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curitor•Brcet, Chancery-lane, London.
DIVIDENDS.
January 24. Elfden Anthony Vince, late of Greenficad,Colcheftcr,
Inez, merchant, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Colahefter.
January 11. John Fanden the younger, late of Clipflone-(tree[, St.
Mary-la-Bonne, Mitidlefez, carpenter, joiner, dealt: and chap.
man, at ten, at Guildhall.
January t. Thomas Almond. late of Donate Hill, London,
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
January 24. Georg* Loth, William Loth, and John Dierierick
Lubbren, of Neweaftle-upon-Tyne, merchants, at eleven, at
the Shakefpeare Tavern, Newcaftle.upori-Tyne.
January 11. Francis Roberts, of tic Martin's-court, St. Martin's-
lane, Middlefex, mercer, at ten, at GulkihalL

Swear), a 3• Edward Flayingley, .111' ThOrne,Yorkilike, guiler and
baker, at Dine, at the Angd Jan, Donc4tc2.

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EAT MDIES.

IfTILICY FROM 'THE CRYLON GOY2lolMtpy GAZITTI
OF MAY 22. .805.
The Right Hon. L4cly Wm. Brom sr x, attended
by her fuite, let out early thipanorning for Negumbo,
where (he intends refiding for a few days. Her La-
ilythip.was accompanied by his Excellency the Go.
vernoa and Staff. At Panengarne the party embarked
on the New Canal, after partaking of an elegant col-
lation, provided by A. Canes', Efq. Colleaor of
the Diffria.
CIVIL APPOHITtIrt4TB-•-aaroll to be Sitting Magif-
trate for the Town and Diftridt of Co umbo, and Prefuient of the
Court of Juftlces, vice Farrell, deceafed.
A. Bertolacci, Afq. to be a Member of the Court of Joftices.
George Atkinfon, Efq. to be Surveyor• General, vice Jonville,
relived.
Boarlav, Jona t 2.—By letters from Mocha, under
date of the Both of April, it is with much pleafure we
learn, that Lord Vaiserta. has moll completely Inc-
ceeded in the object of his purfaits, and whofe labours
and refearches in the Red Sea, when given to the
public, cannot fail of 'Awing. both entertaining and
ufeful. Rich and populous cities have been difcovered,
the inhabitants of which are friendly in the extreme,
and are particularly defirnus of cultivating a friend-
(hip with the Englifh nation.and of becoming more
familiar with the commercial world in general. They
procured befit provitions, beef, (beep, goats; end
fowls( fine fprings of water. and fruit in abun,dance.
at almoft every place they touched at. The (Irani;
N. W, winds having let in with much violence, his
Lordtbip had bore up for Mocha. Ten thoucand
Turks are laid to have arrived at Judda, to check the
fpirit of the Wahabies, While to,ooo more were at
Crater and Suez.
Panics or WAiall'S ISLAND, JUSS s.—The
dif-
putes which lately &Wilted on this Oland have fob.
fided, in confecidence of the (yam of farming the
revenues being done awny, and an effablifhment pro
vided fitnilar to that of Bengal. The Chinas and'
Malay faders now live on terms of perk& harmony
together, and the fpice plantations under their ma-
segment are in a highly fiourithing Rate. The few
convias. who have been fent hither from India, con.
duff thernfelves with great propriety fince the kW
defertion. when fame of them role on their keepers,
anirniade their efcape into the interior, where they
hyped to gain the favour of the Native Princes. In
this attempt, however, they were difappointed. Far
from receiving any countenance, they were delivered
up to our Government. The docks and roads have
been ?hurl improved, and the fettkment is at relent
free from any apprehentions from the enemy.
Taavancoae, Joss ao.—We are informed, that
intelligence bad been received by an American Tafel
from the Mauritius, that very retinue dill:nue% here
arika among the members of that government, re-
fpeaing the con ina of L,sots, who, they think, has
not paid fufficient attention to the protalion of their
mask.-
_The natives in the interior are likewife diffa.
tisfied with the new regulations which have lately
been made, in confequenee of which aural afratEns.
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tioos hove taken place.

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• AME/Ocaf.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
THUMP, Dec. s.llktter the receipt, reading,
and difpofal, of the Prefident's meftap, which sins
referred to a-Committee of the whole Hoek, and
isoo copies ordered to be printed, Mr. RANDOLPH.
from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported a
deficiency in the Navy Depart ment of 60,000 dollar
—on. which a bill for appropriating 250,000 dollars
was brought ip..read twice, and ordeted to be en.
groffed to-morrow.
WIDNISDAY, Dec. 4.—The Houfe went into a
Committee of the Whole, on the Hate of the Union,
General WIN UM in the Chair.
Me. JOHN RANDOLPH offered the following, among
other Refolutions 2
Refolved, That fo mach of the Meffage of the Pre-
fident of the United States as relates to the aggref-
fions committed on our coatis by foreign armed vet.
Ms—to the defence of our ports and harbours—to
the building of feventy-four gun fhiPs—and to the
providing of arms and ammunition, be referred to a
Sled Committee ; which was agreed to without
divifion.
Taußsisay, Dec. 5.—A Committee was appointed
to inquire whether any, and if any, what claims
againft the United States are barred by the Statute of
Limitations, which in reafon and juftiee ought to be
provided for by law.
FRIDAY. Dec. 6.—A Bill to prohiit the exporta-
tion of arms and military bores, was reported, refer-
red, and made the order of the day for Monday next.
A confidential Communication having been receiv-
ed from the Prefident of the United States, by his
Secretary, the doors were ordered to be doted, and
continued doted two hours. The Houfe then adjourn-
ed to Monday.
Another communication was made, which, among
others, embraces the following document : A letter
from Governor CLAtit to the Secretary of State,
dated Oftober 24, 1865, in which, after hating the
preparations making by the Spaniards at Penfacola,
and other places, he lays, is I flatter myfelf that hof-
tilities between the United States and Spain may be
avoided, and that an honourable adjuftment of our
differences may enfue ; but I am inclined to think,
that the Spanith agents calculate on a fpeetly rup-
ture, and are making all preparations that their means
permit to commence the war in this quarter."
Now .YOU, Dec. to.—Capt. LOCKETT, arrived
at Alexandria from Cape Francois, lays, !hat three
days before he failed, a boat belonging to one of the
Bridal frigates. cruizing off there, came in, and, the
Purfer informed him, that a brig, of fourteen guns,
from Gonaives, fuppofed to be the Orion, of Balti-
more, had fallen in with two French privateers in the
Caicos pottage, and, after a defperate engagement
had been captured, and every perfon on board maf-
facred."
Ilossoa, Dec. 13.—Captain Bat/CHAN, comman-
der of the French privateer Creole, which lately cap-
tured the Briti(h Chip Either, off Charlefton, has at-
tempted to invalidate the account of the taking of that
vette!, publilhed in the Charlellon papers, but cer-
tainly
without fuccefs. A Briiith *hip of? war has
failed in quell of the Creole ; and as the Captain has
very good information where to fall in with her, it
may be prefiimed that Captain Bove MAN may loon
have to account in; his conduit to the Britith Com-
mander.

LONDON:

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY vs.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A r ONE O'CLOCK,
Codas, money 591—for Jan. no—Reduced sli—Oulniuni 5.;
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
oillank Stock rya{ India Stock .88+
3 per C. Red. Oft India Bonds, par is. pm*.
s per Cent Cool 58H Imp. Ann. 813.'604
4 per Cent 764 H Fiches' Bills par as. pros..
s per Cent Navy 88H 01111111/11 prem.
s per Cent. 1797, two Lottery Ttedteu tot. rgi
Long Ann. 10 t Couf far sec. ggif

The Gazette of lafl night contain• an account of
(even' valuable captures made on the Weil•lndta
ltation.

This day a third Hamblirgh Mail betatie due.
Government received fome French journals 'all night;
but the intelligence they bring has been anticipated
by the lalt Hamburgh papers.

We have received New Yerk papers to the 13th,
and Bolton to the 19th ult. iachtfive. The principal
intelligence which they contain will be fcund under
the ufual head.

Yefierday the Duke of York held a public day al
his office. and law a number of officers.

Yetterday his Ewellene?. Count Woaoninir, the
Ruffian AmbafradO4 attended at Lord Mu Loaa►a'J
Office.

Mr. Pirr (lilt continues much indifpofed. Since
bis return from Bath, Dr. BAILIIT and Dr.Vauausim
have been called in, on the fuggeftion of Sir W
Fattosumt• He is expelled, however, to be able to
take his place on the firft day of the Seflion.
Yefterday wa* the day appointed for the redemp-
tion of the Omnium, taken in by the Bank, upon
which the five laft inftalments had been paid by the
Diredors ; and although the fumneceffary to redeem
this pledge, amounted to nearly two millions Reding,
the Stocks were rather lower. The laft inflalment
of s per Cent. will be paid up on Friday next.
A letter by the Howe frigate, dated Bengal,
Auguft Ist, was yefterday received, flaring, that the
Marquis COINWALLII, on his paffage to the Upper
Provinces, had halted at Muxadabad, at which-place
the Schoffs (native bankers of that place), bad volun-
tarily offered his Lerdfhip the loan of forty lacks of
rupees. on the credit of the Government of India,
which he declined to accept, not being in want of the
proffered fopply. •
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Yelierday a Court of Dire:Sore was held at the Eafi
India Houk, when Captain Mtwara. took the oaths
and his feu as a Direetor, and was appointed to the
Committees of Govern Meat troops and Sores, private
trade and (hipping.
In a eircular letter of Lord Hewett:suite dernan.
ding the enforcement of the Additional Force Aft.
Lordtbip rays
" Upon a careful infpeetion of the number of men
railed by the refpedive counties under the Additional
Force Aet, it appears that, out of the 9+ counties,
and places confidered as counties, under the Militia
Laws, of which Great Britain is compofed, 3-sths of
the hole number of men railed by parifb officers
.have been furnithed by ten counties, and thole on an
average not peculiarly favourable to the levy of men
for militaty fetylee; that above s.dths of the whole
has been fupplied by twenty codnties, and that of the
remaining 7: counties,. s t have not found a Engle
man by their parifh officers."
Yelterday the Bsth Regiment of Foot marched
into Dover Barracks, froth Ramfgate.
Saturday arrived at Witiehefler from Portthionth,
where they have perfoansed quarantine, three Com.
panics of the Oseen's Own Raiment.
The 13th and 56th Regiments, recently returned
from Gibraltar. have arrived, the former at Bexhill,
the latter at Hilfea Barracks.
Friday the ill divilion of the 4th Dragoon Guards,
oot:filling of three troops, commanded by Colonel
TIASIMLE, arrived at Newcafile from Canterbury,
on their route to Edinburgh. the Regiment marches
in four diviflons, the ad of which was to arrive on
Saturday, and the 3d and 4th this day and tomorrow.
The garriCon of Dover is, at prefent, compofed of
fix corps of militia, betides detachments of cavalry,
engineers, and artillery ; conftituting in the whole, a
force of nearly to,ooo men, under the command of
Major General Lord Foesss. Tile Hereford, South
Lincoln, and Renfrew Regiments, are quartered in the
Cagle. The Surrey, Cornwall Miners, and iNy Aire,
occupy the heights. Two troops of the 9th Light
Dragoons are billeted in the town ; and (ome divilions
of the artillery are Rationed in the different forts and
batteries along the beach. The artificers are Imlay
employed, when the weather permits, in finkinn (hafts,
making roads, and conftruding works, conneded with
the immenfe fortifications which have been for tonic
time part etching on the hills to till weßward.
Lust..—Sunday fe'nnight a meeting took place
at Clonroad, near Ennis, between James E—ms,.
Efq. and Lieutenant C—ly, of the Armagh Mititia.
The former Gentleman was attended by tlajor
M'N a, of the Clare regiment, and the latter
by an officer of the Armagh ; after exchanging two
(hots each, without effect, the bulinefs was amicably
adjufted.
A violent affray took place on Monday afternoon,
on the road from Harrow to Helton, between a party
of foldiers confining of five, and two deferters, with
of their companions. The former had received
information that the deferters (from the Army of De.
fence) were at work in a field ; and on their making
their appearance, the deferters fled. They were pur-
rued actors the fields, and the tour labourers followed;
when a general affray took place, the whole of them
being armed with different weapons. One of the
deferters, however. was lectured, after a fcufile
iu
which reVelal of each party were much hurt, and the
foldiers condated him away ; but they were again
affaulted by the workmen, who had added to their
number; and another affray took place, in which two
of the foldiers were fo dreadfully bruited as to be
unable to walk, and their comrades were unable to
oil them. The objetts of their attack efcaped, but
nor without having (offered in the affray equal to
their pithier..
Monday night a box, containing a large quantity
of female apparel, was doleckfrom a cart in Redcroll•
greet, Csipplegate.

.11AUTIC41,

MAILS THIS DAY..WInd W.
ILA 11. DUI. AIR, DOZ.
DaHin t o I dottenbursh o 3
Waterford 0 a I Hamburgh o 3

PniTlllol./TH, JAN. 14.—Arrived the AVENGER
(loop of war from Newfotindland ; GANNET Hoop of
war from Plymouth; STINDY and REDBREAST gun-
brigs, from a cruize.—Wind N. W.
Dowse, J.N. 14.—1 n confequence of the wind
coming on to blow hard from the S. W. h(1 night,
his Majelly's (loop SrY and BLAZIIR gun brig, which
were at an anchor in our Roads, were obliged to
weigh and go for the Downs.—Paged' by here this
day the Vittory, Capt. Bt , for London, from
Liam ; alto the Bark Apollo, Capt. WALKER. from
I Newfoundland. A large French lugger privateer
was ken this afternoon from our Heights (landing
over towards this matt : the CYGNET (loop of war,
on obferving the fignal for an enemy's cruizer flying
on the South Foreland, immediately ftretched over'.
towards the French Chore (hould fhe nor fucceed in
taking her, fhe Will drive her in and prevent her doing
any rairchief to our trade this night.. -Wind S. W.
and moderate.
DEAL) JAN. t.t.-Yeflerdit ettening arrived die
giBIRALD and DIDON frigates from the weflward ;
and this morning failed with the Scerrst and
DIADEM defence (hips, for Sheernefs.—Arrived the
PALLAS frigate, Right Hon. Lord COCHRANE, from
Sheernefs; the FISCLA bomb, with a convoy from
Portfmouth ; and remain in the Downs with the reft
of the (hips as per Taft.—Wind W. N. W.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. IS.— A violent norm of wind,
hail, and rain came On on Thurfday night, which
laiteil 24 hours, accompanied with force heavy than
der and lightning. Several veffels were forced from
their anchors and drove on lhnre and we are greatly
afraid we (hall hear of much fl:ipwreck on the wef-
tern coatis of the kingd•.m. During the thunder
florin on Friday morning, one of the crew of the
Sarah, Lionvroor, was &tick on the back of the
bead by the elettric fluid, which panel between his
clothes and his body, and fuffocated him inftantly.