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London, England, 1813-08-04 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

August 24, Wm. Plant, Crown-street, Finsbury-square, porter
merchant, at twelve. August 24, Dennis Griffiths, Canterbury,
linen-draper, at twelve. August 24, Jefferson, Ward,Woolwich,
coal merchant, at eleven. August 24, John Townsend, Crane-
court, Fleet-street, upholsterer, at ten. August 24, John Horde,
Norwich, tiph Aster& r, at eleven. Sept. 18, Wm. and John Beat-
son, St. Mary at I fill, merchants, at eleven. August 29, Josiah
Robarts, Bishopsgate-street Without, tiphoh.terer, at tell.: August
so, John Grcnside Weddc3 and Joseph Lloyd, Fen court, Fen-
ehnrch-street, corn-factors, at ten. August 28, Isaac tfatrerthwait,
of Tamworth, wine merchant, at ten. Sep•. 4, James Dodson,
of Cranbrooic, brewer, at ten. Sept. IS. Henry Smithers, Henry
Keene Smithers, and George Buck, Newport, Monmouthshire,
coal-masters, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

August 24, Richard Jones, Birmingham, shoemaker, at eleven
'at the Stork, In Birmingham. August 24, Richard Parkes, Date.
lard, Birmingham, currier, at eleven, at the White Hart, Bir-
mingham. August 24, Richard Hipkiss, Birmingham, japanner,
at eleven, at the Stork, Birmingham. Atti:ust 24, Thos. Wright,
Moor street, Birmingham, grocer, at three, at the Stork, Bir-
mingham. August L'6, .I.hornas Stewart, orth Shietes, ship-
owner, at twelve, at the George, North Shields. Sept. 3, Henry
Fern, Cheltenham, painter, at eleven, at the Plough, Chelten-
ham. August 30, John Ley, Taunton, mercer, at eleven, at the
New Inn, Taunton. August Thomas Scott, sen. Thos. Scott,
jun. and Dowson Scott, Carthorpe,Yorkshire, grocers, at eleven,
at the Black Swan, Bedale. Sept. 2, Stephen Atkinson.of New.
castle-upon-Tyne, insurance-broker, at eleven, at the George inn,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
CERTIFICATES, AocUST 24.
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Charles Falconer, Wapping, victualler. John Newton, Lamb's
Conduit-street, watch-maker. Rignell Lye, Goswell.street-road,
builder, Thomas Martin, Sydney, Gloucestershire, timber mer-
chant. Henry Smith, Burnley, Lancashire, linen-draper. Natha-
niel Roe, Birmingham, confectioner. John \Vibberley, Notting,
ham, hosier. Robert Hamilton and Wm. Graham, of Liverpool,

Merchants. Thomas Barnes, Colchester; sadler. Wm. Lamb,
Manchester, grocer. James Fair, Manchester, warehouseman.
John Mackattssq, Buckden, dealer and chapman. William Clark,
Cullum-street, Fenchurch-street, wine-merchant.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

Arethusa, for the Hawke, to-morrow, at 15, Surrey-street,
Strand, and there recalled.

Scorpion, for the Juno, General Von Blocker, Vrou Herruina,l
Vrou Margaretta, and Ignatius, en Friday, at 41, Norfolk-street,
Strand, and there recalled. f

Reindeer, for the Cashier, on her arrival at Plymouth ; re-
calls at 22, Norfolk-street.

Snake, for the Twende Sostre, Wentter master, and the
Twende Sostre, Canaan master, on board, at Sheerness, on Sa-
turday ; recalls at 70, Great Russell-street.

Goiliawk, for l'Antazone, on the 10th instant, at 37, South-
atnpton-street, and there recalled.

Charger, for three Danish sloops and a galliot, names unknown ;
the Gaudras Velorat, and Fanny and Elmira, on the 10th Ina. ;
recalls at 37, Southampton-street.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY 28.

Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent arri-
ved, late on the evening of the 25th, at Mayence.
Her Majesty enjoyed the best health. Although the
information of her Majesty's journey was received
late in the towns through which she passed, they
were every where eager to render the august travel-
ler all the honours tine to her.

On her passing through Dormans, at •five o'clock
in the evening of the 23d, her Majesty gave proofs
of that goodness which captivates all hearts, and
which she shews in all circumstances : she deigned
to accept a basket of flowers and a basket of cherries,
which in that country are said to equal those of
Montmorency. A young child, daughter of M.
Varoquer, Postmaster of Dormans, charged to com-
pliment her Majesty, acquitted herself of this honou-
rable mission with all the youthful graces of her age.
Her Majesty attended to her with interest, and gave
het a watch enriched with pearls, and ornamented with
her seal. The acclamations of 66 Vive PEmpereur,"
64 Five l'Emreraieur," Yive le Roe de Rome," foi•
lowed her Majesty's carriage. The h‘iuses of the
town were decked with garlands of flowers. Fine
weather completed the charm of this happy day.