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From the LONDON GAZh.7TB, February z 4..

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FEB. 24.

Copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral Daerts, Commander in
Chief of his Majefty's Ships and Vcirds at Jamsica, to William •
/vlarfden,l•fq dated .t Port Royal, January t 2.
Sir—l inclofe to you, for the information ot the Lords Cowper-
fioners of the Admiralty, a lift of men of war and armed verels
captured by the lquadron under my command between the aft of
Jat.uary, 1806, and the :ft of January, 11307. I am, Sae.
(Signed) J• a.DACRIS.
(Here follows the Lift ofAreffels Captured. The names of the ,
valets captured have been already publithed. The Lift comprifm
48 veffels ; of there 19 were French, including three brigs of 16
guns; 24 Spanith, including one reifel of 36 guns. acd a brig of.t6
guns; and five Dutch, four of which were the var.:ls captured et
Curacao.)
Copy of a Letter from Admiral Young, Commander in Chief of
his Majelty's Ships and VetE:ll at Plymouth, to William Marl.
den, bag. dated on board the Salvador del Mundt), in Harrtuaze,
the 2 iit intlant.

Sta—Herewith I trantinit a Letter which I have received
from Captain Carteret, of his Majefty's °pop Scorpion, acquaint.
ing me of the capture of le Bougainville French pivot= by that
Beni), which I iequcit you will lay before the Lords Comaiilrea-
tiers of the Admiralty. Iliave the honour to be, Ac.
(Signed) w. YOUNG,
His Majefty'a (loop Scorpion, Seiliy N;
Your Leagues, Feb. 17.
Sta=—Yefierday evening, after a long chace and. n
Bight refillance, the Is4.mgainville French privateir,
23 days out from St.344lstes,,blvtiPllt 16 gags and, 943
men, was captured by this goop. I am, Sir, Bto.
(Signed) PAIL. CART VLSI'.
MILITARS PROMOTIONS.-gliva Telhly *tie* Casette.)

Commitfions in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by
the Lord LiectenAlt. , Dated Feb. zo, 1807.
ad Royal -Regiment.
Lieutenant John Allen to be Captain, vice Wright, decenfd.
Enfign John lialthick: to be Lieutenant, vice Min, promoted.
Commidion figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant ot the
County of Lincoln.
Jofeph Morris, Efq to be Deputy Lieutenant. Doted February
18,
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Robert Cullen, fem. and likoherj Cullen, jun. of Glafgow,' mann-

ftdturers, December 31; ao6
mil's Ann Pigult and Mrs Elizabeth Haitifon, of Gainfburg
Lincointhire, milliners, Feb. 17,1807.
Robert Thornton and John Nichol, grocers and tea dealers. No.
26, High-ltreet, Sitiftivrark, Feb. so, 1807.
James Sander and noble .Cooper, Elk manufacturers, Wood-
ftreet, London. Dec. 35. iSo6.
John Gilroy and John calton,Millivrights, Nay/cattle-upon-Tyne.
January 31, 1807.
Rillert Mohan ant James Morton, of Manchelier, LancAllsire,
oil dealer,. February 21,1807.
William Dove and John Allen, tanners,Plymoutb, Feb-23. 1837.
James Shuttieworth flarton and Roblin/in Shuttleworth Barton!
Liverpool, February 19,1807. •
Thornis Smith and-Robert Weatherolt, the youngtr. Crofs.lane.
Salford, banca4blre.. dyers and droners, Feb. 9; 1807.
Anthony Haililey and William Parket, of Liverpool, dusters in
provitions. Jan. 31, 1807.
John Mackie James Rainy, and Jothna Wharton, of Quebec and
Montreal, Feb. 19, 1806.
BANKRUPTS.

John Bingley, of tipper John-Rreet, parith of St I`..ncras,
f. a, &unary and mafon, dealer and chapman, to furrender
March 3, to, and April 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atrorniee,
Mats. B. and P. Good, No. es, HowlandDreet, Fitzroy -
fquare.
William Catlin Johnfon and John Wilaire.. of Huntingdon,
drapers, dealers and chapmen. apd, copartners, Match 1, ao,
and April 7, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Evans,
Kennington Crofs.
William Lance, lite of Abingdon, and now of Grove, Berkftdre,
woolitapler, February a 6, March 17, and Apr:l 7, at twelve. al
the Lamb Inn, Abingdon. Attoruies, Mr. Morland,Abingdon,
or Meffrs. Blagrave and Walter, Symond's Inn. London.
John Ayres, of Amerfham, otherwlfe Agmondeiham, Bucks, but-
, termah, dealer and chapman, February 27, aB, and April 4, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Meffra. Taylor and
Son, Featheritone Buildings, Holborn.
William Woods, of Liverpool, &tone niainn, dealer and chapman,
April t, 2. and 7, at twelve, at the Glob, Tavern, Liverpool.—
Actor:ales, Mr. Edward blackdock, Liverpool; or Mr. Thomas
Blackftock. St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London.
John Worrall. of Manchefter, Elk-dreg-et- and dyer, dealer and
chapman, March t 6, 17, and April 7, at eleven, at the Sear kn.
Manchefter. Attoraies, Mcffrs. Johufon and Bailey, in Man-
ellen er.
DIVIDENDS.
February 28. Henry Banker:, of Lincoln, maltiter and china zna-
nufaeturer, at ten, at Guildhad, London.
Febt nary 27. Thomas Martin, of Birmingham, and Thomas Ni-
cholls, of Stone, Staffo-dfhire, cordwainers and copartners, at
eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Digbeth-ftreet .Birininghana. .
February 28 Thomas Herbert, of Dowgate Hill, London. on&
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall
February 28. Robert Price, of Cannon•ftrect, I.ondon, ftatloner,
Barrett, of High-ftreet, Southwark, Sarre!,
reabtrute n,
February
asts G. ußildohbaell.n
linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
February a 6. George Brain, of Briltol, merchant, at eleven, at the
White Lion Inn, Briltol.
February 27. John Hewitt, of Birmingham. druggift and grocer,
at eleven, at the George Inn, in Digheth, Birmingham.
February 28. James Aftrew Leach, of Jewri.fl rest, Aldgate, wine
and brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Frhruary 28. J .-ea Flill, of Deptford. Keta, victualler, at • ren, at
Guildhall, London.
February 27. Will am Jorec, late of Strangfrird, pa: it'll of Fowing
hope, Herefordihire, dealer and chaprnau, at elcirc::, at the Mitre
Tavern, Hereford.
February 211. Mary Hughes. late of Warrington, Lancalire,
dtup-
keeper, at ten, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham.
February 28. Thomas Owen, late of Rood-lane, /1)n:ion-, *rtne
and brratty ruerclaara,Att ten, at