Star.
London, England, 1813-05-19 00:00:00

COHN EXCHANGE, MAY 19.

We had but few fresh rrrivids of an, Gr..in this morning,
when the sale of Wheat was v. ry b, avy, having but te.v Ituyers
at market ; but our pr condone the s .me as on Monday....
Fine Barley goes off 4 w:y, mahout any va. ia. to t in pica, add
tae ordinary qualities are amber cheaper.—Oats are 41u:l of sale,
at Monday's price. ; and 1'C.45, Bearia, and other s: Lutes, wi.liout
alteration,

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THE ARMY.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
(From lan Night's London Gazette.)

WAR-OFFICE, MAY la.
Rozatßegimentiof Horse Guards—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel
Sr R. C. Hill to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase;
Captain R. C. Packe to be Major, vice Hill; Lieutenant John
Jebh to be Captain of z Troop. vice Paeke; Cornet W. H.
Grubbe to be Lieutenant, vice Jebb ; Lord William Pitt Len-

nox to be Cornet, vice Grubby; Corporal Jonas Parley to be
Quarter-master, vice Moore, who resigns.—May 18, 1813.
lit Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Hospital-Assistant R. Pear-
son, fnim the Iri-h Staff, to be Assituut-Surgeon, vice 'Brads-
ford who resi,;n4

Stls Ditto—Cornet W. A Drhbyn tope Lieutenant, without put,
ciia,ze. vice Minima', promoted; Henry Hieginbottom, Gent.
to be Cornet, vie.• Dttbisyn.
2d Reg'inein of Dragoons—Charles Slryndhsm,Gent. to be Cor-
m t, by purchase, vice Wernyss, promoted.
Staff Corps of CavAry—Lieutetiant •fhomas M‘Decrnott, from
the tst Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
St.l R egiment of root—Captain M. Latham, from the Canadian
Fencibles, to be Captain of a Company, vice Taylor, who est-
oanges.
sth Ditto—Ensign William Pratt to N Lieutenant, vide Hag-
garty, decea.,ed ; Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Canch to have
the rank of Lieutenant ; Water Harris, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Pratt.
10th Ditto—Ensign N. Wrixon to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Man►ell, promoted in the 4th Weest•lndia

went.
11th Ditto • • Lieutenant A. Sutherland to be Captain of a Ccm-
patty, without purchase, vice ripp, promoted in the Royal
A:rican Corps.
lath J. B. Craves to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Gooday, placed upon ball'-pay ; George Mannett=,
Gent. to b Ensign, vice Graves:
40th Ditto—Lieutenant James Battersby, from the Westminster
Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase.
21st Ditto—James Brown, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Pirou, promoted.
42d Ditto—Hospital-mate James Flack to be Acsiqant-Surgeon,
vice Hodsiln, pi-moted in the Bourbon Regiment
23d Ditto—As.istant • Surveon A. Macfadzean, from the Ayrshire
Millis, and Hospital mate John Williams, to be Assistant-
Sturgeons.
26th Ditto—Captain James Dunlop, from the 72d Regiment, to
be Captain of a Company, vice Jones, who exchanges.

27th Ditto—Setk.ant Hugh Burn, from the Coldstream Regi-
trent of Foot Guards, to be Adjutant, (with the rank of En-
sign)
vice Harris, promoted in the lath Royal Veteran bat-
talion.
33d Ditto—Lieutenant 'William Thin, from the Northumber-
land Militia, to be Ensign, without a urchase.
34th Ditto—Ensign Richard Charabert, from the East York
Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase.
35th Ditto—John-Hewetson, Gent. to b.: Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice O'Brien, who resigns. Dated as above.
36th Ditto—To be lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign .--
Butler, vice Racster, deceased, dated May 12; Ensign George
White, dated May 11, 1813. To be Ensigns, without pur-
chase— George Sleetnan, Gent vice Butler, dated May 12 ;
Volunteer J. Weir, from tke 42d Foot, vice White, dated
May 13,1813.
37th Date—Ensign George Milne Stevenson, from the Royal
Lanark Nikita., to be Ensign, without purchase, dated April
21, 1813.
45th Ditto—Ensien William Hunt to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice • hiilipa, appointed to the 13th Royal Veteran
Battalion ; Volunteer Edmonds to be Ensign, vice Hunt.
Both dated May 13, 1813.
47th Dttfo—Ensign J. RaNason to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Snow, promoted in the 9th Foot, dated March 17 ;
Young, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nason, dated May 13.
49th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Jonathan Yates, from the Ist
Vs'est India Rigiinent, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pur-
chase,
dated May 13, 1813. •
To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Captain E.
Hackett, from the 2d West India Regiment, dated May 11 ;
Lieutenant •1- Dillon, f OM the 'pith Font, dated May i 2 ;
31
Lw ieenant W. B. Huh t, from the Ssth Foot, dated Aray iv.
To hr Lieutenants, witho t purcha e—h- iaii John Otter, dated
May 10; Lieutenant Samuel Kough, from the 2il Ceylon Re•
giment, dated May Il • Loden W. Hambly, from the 4Eth
Foot, dated May 12; Ensign James King, trom the 6th Foot,
dated May 13 1813.
'to be Ensigns, wi bout purchase— Maclachlan, Gent.
vice Otter, dated May 0; Cohn Walker, Gent, dated May
11 ; M. !aiindi rs, Gent. dared May 12; Jam a Simpson, Gent.
dated. May 13; Robert Innes, Gent. dated May 14, 1813.
32d Ditto-I-Volunteer --- Radford, from the 24th foot, to be
F.nsign, without purchase, vice Cale!, promoted, dated May
13, 1813.
56th Ditto--Ensign J. Sparkes from the Ist Surrey Militia, to
be En-ign, without purchase, dated April 7, 1813.
liall Dincia-Hospital• Mate P: Mackenzie to be Assistant-Sur-
geon, dated May 13, 1813.
68th Faqii—Quarter-laitaster-Serjeant Ross to be Quarter-
Maater, vice Wilson, deetwed. Dated as above.
723 Ditto—Captain T O• Jones, from the 26th Foot, to be Cap-
taut of' a Company, vice Dunlep, who exchanges.
51st Diwo—Lieutenant R. Hi, kits to beCaptain of a Company,
without purchate, vice D'Agu tar, promoted in the Greek
Light beat try ; Ensign John Luunan to be Lieutenant, vice
Hipkins, dated May 13; Lieutenant W. C. Betteridge. from
the Warwick Militia, to be Ensign, without aurchase, dated
April 7, 1813.
85th Ditto—Ensign --- Gascoyre, from the 39th Foot, to he
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Davidson, appointed to the
s9th Foot, dated May 13, 1813.
88th Ditto—Lieutenant P. Rutledge, from the 3d Garrison Bat-
talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Hopwood, who excharges ;-
- .A,site ant-Surgeon Wm. Kettle, from the half-pay of the 4th
• Foot. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Purdon, appointed to the
9th Light Dragoons. Dated as above
95th D:tto —Second lieutenant E. Madden to be First Lieute-
nant, vice Robertson, deceased. Dated as above.
2d West India Regiment—Lieutintant Abraham Shaw, from the
Ssd Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice
Hackett, appointed to the 49:h Foot. Dated as above
Royal African Corps—Lieutenant Wm. Masters, from the 102 d
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Beaton, deceased.
Royal Waggon Train—William Hopwood, Gent. to be Cornet,
without purchase. Dated as above.
2 ! Ceylon Regiment—Hospital-Mate A. Mac Queen to be Anis-
tent-Surgeon, vice Jones, appointed to the 15th Font ; Hospi-
tal-Mate Henry Tedde to be ditto, vice Marshall, promoted in
the Ist Ceylon Regiment; dated May tC, 1813.
311 Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant J. D. Hopwood, from the
snith Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Rutledge, who exchanges;
dated May 13, 1813.
1:h Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain John Lutnaan, from the
81st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Atkinson, decea-
sed; dated May 13,1813.
Canadian Fencibles—Captain Josias Taylor, limn the 3d Foot,
to be Captain of a Compat y, vice Latham, who exchanges;
dated May 13, 1812. Ensign —de I.orimiere to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Dewar, deceased; dated February 6,1 a i 3. Henry
AI insure g Gent. to be Ensign, vice de Loritniere; dated
February 6,1%!3.
C;le:,gary 1 4,lst Infantry Fencibles—l ieuteriant A. R. Johnson,
t, cent the Canadian Fern:Nes. to be Capiaa of a Company,
with temporary rank; dated May 13, 1813.

BKEVZ

Captain Auguste% Andrews; of the Hon. Fas India C...rrrany's
Savice, to be Major in the Last ludit•s only; Jar.. 1, 103 t 2.
STAFF.

TI. • Rev. Orfeurllam Kilvington, A.M. to be Chaplain to
the Forces; dated April 3,1313.
Major Warre, of the 23d Light Drapons, to he De-
puty Quarrer-Master-General to the Forces at the Cape of
Gond Hope (with the rank of lieutenant Colonel in the Ar-
my), vice Arbuthnot, •wtto resigns; dated May 13,1813.
10 be Deputy-A+ sistant-Commissaries-General to the Forces,
William de Reden, Geut. and William Baron, Gent. Dated
April 15,1813.

HOSPITAL !TAFT.

g, lte. Apothecary to the Forces--Absistant-Surgeotl W. R. Bur-
) ,woc4, 1-. um the .55th Foot, vice Clough, ticccased. Daad
May 13, It,l
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'l', h.• Hospi:al-A.Aioantg to the Farces—John Smith, John
Flubh Irascr, William Dittgiiam, Ilush Orr, Patrick

Nay, Matt Jones O'Dooel, John Wharrie, &Telford Tedlie,
George I ekb, Gents.; dated May 10,1819. John Scott, Gent.
to be ditto, vice Tedlie, promoted in the 2d Ceylon Regiment;
dated May 13,1813.
• T'c King's German Legion.
2d Battalion of Light Infantry—Ensign Benedetto Klenburg to
be Lieutenant, vice Colburne, deceased; dated May 7, IRIS.
2d Battalion of the Line—Ensign William Dawson to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Wyck, d, ceased; dated May 6, 1813.
sd Ditto—Frederick Schlutter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ituckuck,

promoted ; dared May 6, 1813. William Anderson, Esq. to
be Paymaster, vice Anderson, who resigns ; May 13, 1813.
4th Ditto—William Luning, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ludewig,
promoted; dated May 7, 1813.
7th Ditto--William Loramite, Gent. to be Ensign; May 3, 1812.
The Duke of Brunswick Orly' Corps (Light Infantry)—Serjeant
Spam to be Ensign, vice Brocnasen, promoted; dated
May 13, 1813. •
Mecron's Regiment—Ambrose St. John, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Dombre, promoted ; May 13, 1813.
CliasaLui s Britanniques— Le Court, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Gunther, appointed to the York Light
Infantry Volunteers; dated May 13, 1813.
Royal Corsican Rangers—Surgeon M. Alexander, from a parti-
cular service, to b.: Surgeon, vice Halpin, appointed to the 44th
Foot; dated May 13, 1813.
York light Infantry Volunteers—Ensign --- Gunther, from
. the Chasseurs Britanniques, to be Ensign, vice Moore, decea-
sed ; dated May 12, 1813. Ernes.. Jehring, Gent. to be ditto,
vice Croftoo, deceased ; dated May 13, 1813.
MEMORANDUM.

Assistant-Surgeon to the i• srces W. R. Whi•c, who was elver-
seded. as 'Used in the Gazette of the 23d of March last, is rein-
stated in his rank.

The appointment of Mr. William Forbter to be Cornet in the
Ist Dragoons, without purchase, as stated in the Gazette of the
22t1 June, 1812, has not taken place.
The date of Mr. William Wethermann's eomminion, as De-
puty Assistatit-Commissary-General to the Forces, is the ilith of
March, 1812 ; and not the 12:h of March, 1813, as stated in the
Gazette of the 6th ultimo.

Yesterday, his Royal Highness the Duke of YorK
held a Military Levee, at the Horse Guards, which
was attended by many distirguished Military Officers,
amongst whom ivas Gemer 41 EADON, who was intro-
duced to his Royal Highness, upon his return from
the Continent.

Monday se'nnight, and the two following drys,
the Brunswick Cavalry embarked at Cork on board
different transports.
The Ist, or Royal Scots regiment, have marched
from Edinburgh Castle, for Musselburgh, and are re-
placed at Edinburgh by the Northamptonshire Mili-
tia, from Ireland.

The 26th regiment 'f infantry marched into the
Broyle barracks, near Chichester, on their route for
Ireland.

The march of the Galloway Militia from Dnm•
barton to Carlisle, is countermanded.

It appears from a statement inserted in The Java
Gazette of the 12th of July, that the sum which will
fall to the s!mre of a Lieutenant-Colonel, in the first
dividend (if the prize-money at Jocjocarta, is 16,984
Spanish dollars—about £4,300 sterling.

Five thousand and two hundred and four rounds,
the amount of the subscriptions raised at Glasgow for
the Russian sufferers, exclusive of expences, has been
ismiited by Mr. ROBERT DALGLIESII, to KIRKNIAN
FINLAY, Esq. M.P. Lord Provost of that city, to be
by him transmitted to the Commissioners appointed
at St. Petersburgh.
Mr. DAVID SILLAR, Irvine, has given to the Minister
of Tarbolton, 8100, left by his late brother, ROBERT
SILLAR, Esq. Liverpool, to the poor of his native parish.

On the night uf the ath uf Jams.tiy, shout eleven
o'clock, the brig Charles, Captain GRAHANI, bound
to the Coast of Africa, struck on a reef of the Ton-
gtai Rocks, about five miles from the shore, and 20
miles South of the river Gambia. The natives, a
ti ibe of Mandingoes, attacked the wreck in grew!
numbers, considering her as lawful prize. The Cap.
tain and one of the passengers were killed. The Rev.
LEOPOLD BUTCHER, Missionary of the Church Mis-
sionary Society, for Africa and the East, was on
board with his wife, and seven other persons attached
'to the Mission. Notwithstanding evert exertion of
the crew and Missionaries, assisted by a force -dis-
patcht:d with the utmost promptitude by Major CHIS-
HOLM, Commandant of Goree, but a small part of
the cargo was saved, the rest having been plundered
by the natives. Every attention was paid to the Mis-
sionaries in their distress by Major CHIMIOLIit and
by Lieutenant. Colonel M4CARTHY. Governor of Se-
negal. One of their party died, and was buried in
Goree : and the rest hired a Spanish vessel to convey
them to the Society's settlement in the Rio Pongas,
whither they were bound.
Extract of a Letter from a Passenger on board his
Majesty's late sloop RtioulAN, when she was lost :

" On the 14th February I sailed front Porto Bello, in his Ma-
jesty's ship Rhodian, with a convoy. On the 21st saw the land,
and made sail for Plumb Point ; we were then making a feat
water an hour; the crew on short allowance of provisions, and
having on board 400,000 dollars for British houses, and a strong
current, indtftvd us to use every exertion to get into port. After
making Plumb Point, on its coming dark we steered for the light,
commonly seen at Port Royal Point, which unfortunately was a
light in the Victualling Office; and about seven o'clock saw the
breakers off Little Plumb Point ; to avoid which every exertion
was made, but it was too late—site struck in about five minutes
after : signals were instantly made, anchors got out, boats laden
with treasure, heavy stores, masts and yards struck, but all to no
purpose. The gale increased, carried away our cable, and render-
ed it impossible for boats to come alongside to give further as.
sistance, and at day-light she bilged. We however succeeded,
during the day, in saving all the treasure and her stores. Claptain
Bou now thought of saving his crew, but by this time it had be-
come so tempestuous as to upset all his boats in the surf, and no
other alternative remained but a raft, which succeeded twice in
getting on shore, but the third time it upset, and every person
seasht d otf and forced on the I),:acli by the surf. Fortunately a
peat number of people were present, who went in after them,
rolled thet;,l out the sand, and took them to the Hospital—only
one of whom died.

" There was now no means of getting Capt. Boss on shore, and
the fe-.v left with him—he made a signal with a hand from the
howl vf the brig, for us on shore to proceed to the Dock-yard;
which, I assure you, was a trying scene, to see so many fine sea-
men (who but the other day came in with six prizes from a short
cruize of three weeks, one a privateer, that had engaged both
the brig and her boats fu- a considerable time) now supporting
each other to the Hospital, and every now and then looking be-
hind them at their Captain left on the wreck, whom they doated
on ; fortunately after sun-set it moderated a little, and Captain
Boss and those that were left behind, were saved by a boat, from
the exertions of all the Officers and People on board. Mere than
two-thirds of them were obliged to go to the Hospital. About
a fortnight after Captain Ross, his Officers, and crew, were tried
by a Court, for the loss of the Khodian, and all of them were
most fully acquitted."

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HANKRITIFTS.
John WfJliaet Hiort, late of Great Smith-street, Westmbitter,
coal-merchant, dealtr and chaptuan, to surrender May 22, 29,
and June 29, at one, at thsikthall. Anoraks, Messrs. Sandys,
Horton and Roarke, Cease-court, Fleet-street.
William Harnett the elder, late of Canterbury, currier, dealer
and Chapman, June i, 2, and 29, at eleven, at the Guildhall,
Canterbury Anomie., Mr. Mount, Canterbury, or Messrs.

Brace and -Flomer, Essex court, Temple, London.
Robert Lloyd, of Clement's-lar; London, scrivener, dealer and
Chapman, May 22, June I, anJ 29, at eleven, at Guildhall.—
Attornies, Messrs. Walker and R.lnkin, Old Jewry.
James Downes, of High Holborn, parish of St. George, Blooms-
bury, earthenware and glass-dealer, dealer and chap:nan, May
25, June 2, and 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Pearson, Elm-court, 'femple.
Thomas Robson, of Cleadou, parish of Whitburn, Durham,
ship-owner, dealer and chapntan, May 24, June 8, and 29, at
eleven, at the Bridge hrn, Bishop-Weatmouth. Attoniies,
Mr. Blakiston, Sytnoud's•tttu, London ; or Mr. Thompson,
Bishop Wearmou-la
William Clark, of Cullum-street, Fenclurch-street, London,
wine-merchant, May
.22,.June 5 and 1:9, at ten, at Guildhall.

•
Anomie., W Mcssrs. ilkinson and Smith , NVlatte
Sp;taiiields.
Joseph Burgis, of Greenwich, Kent, poulterer, dealer and chap-
man, May June 1, and 29, at tot, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Gregory, Clement 's-Inn, London.
John Israel, of Bury-street, St. Mary-Ave, London, jeweller,
dealer and chapman, May42'2, June 1, an.] 29, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swann, No. 5, New Basingkall-

. s.
street, London.
William Saunders, of Norton Falgate, High-street, Middlesex,
linen-draper, dealer and chapman, May 22, 29, and June 20,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Browne, Crosby-
square, Bishopsgate-street.
Charles Wadsworth, of Bishopsgate•street, Londen, grocer, May
29, at twelve, June '4, and 29, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Pritches and Sampson, SWithitt's-Ime, London.
Thomas Mabbott, of Saileon-bill, Holborn, Middlesex, dealer in
leather, May 23, 25, and Junv ), at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Jr. Brown, Duke-turret, Westminster.
Samuel Phillips, of Falmouth, Cornwall, est,pkeeper, dealer and
chapman, June 9, 10, and 29, at Ceveti, at the Coalmine-
Hotel, in Falmouth. Attornies. Mr. Yuurg, Falmouth; or

Messrs Bearden and Daps, Corbel -cuurc, Gracechurch,4reet.
Park Pattie, of King's Lynn, Nort'olk, grocer, dealer and chap-
man, June 1, at four, June :2, at ten, and J une'Sy, at tour a: the
Guildhall, King's Lynn. A_ttornies, Messrs. Fain home

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and Clarke, %kw dont-court, London; or Mr. Hai vey Good-
win, K;iie's Lynn.
Godin Stunner, of Nicholas-lanc, insurance-broker, May at
one,
May .29, at ten, and June S 9, at one, at Guildhall. Attar-
.
ney, Mr. Abbott, Abchurch-yard, Cannuti.street. -
James Proctor and William Marsden, both of Hunslet-lane,
rib of Leeds, and Samtiel Marsden, of Wakefield, Yorlistitre,
Sas and tow-spinners, and machine-makers, lune 3,4, and 29,
at eleven, at the White Horse Hotel, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs

Cardalt' and Young, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. Matthew
Gaunt, Leeds.
itobert WA'lnsley, of Stockport, Cheshire, victualler, dialer and
chapmau, Junes, at eleven, June :3, at four, and Jane 29, at
eleven, at the Warren Butkeley Arms Inn, Stockport. Amor-
nits, Messrs. Cooper and I.ow, Southampton- hotttlitigs, Clan
eery-lace, London; or Mr. 1.. Walker, jun. r tockport.
William It) ley, of Worcester, linen-draper, dealer and charman,
• June 1,2, and 29, at one, at the Star and Garter, Worcester.
Attornies, Mr. George Hill, Broad-street, Woi ceder ; or Mr.

Cecil Becke, Bream's Buildings, Chancery-lane.
George Fairhur►t, of Grimsditcb-Mills, Che.hire, corn-dealer,
June 8, 10, and 29, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.—
Attornies, Messrs. Chipchase sad Norris, Ilucklefsbusy, Lon-
don; or Mr. I.ea, Liverpool.
Henry Carpenter, of Basinghall-street,Lcndon, money scrivener
dealer and chapinan, May 22, June B.a.:d :J9, at ten, at Uuild-
haU. Attorney, Mr. Wratber, N 0.14, Graoi-liin square.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

May 22, Joseph Stanley and Thos. Fleming, Deal, ship-agents
at one. June 5, David Steel, Drury-lane, baker, at ten. May 8:,
James Ward, Spitalfields, manufacturer, at twelve. June 2, Philip
Felix Le Brun, Old dond-street, chemist, at ten. June 5, Geo.
Theakston and Richari Thus. Wood, Walworth, merchants, at
one. May 25, Maurice and John Dr Jonah, Hart-scree-, mer-
chants, at ten. June 12, Geo. Ro':itison, Cannon-row,
uphnl-
- eleven. June 3, JuturS Stein, Lawrens• Pountney-bill,
merchant, at twelve. June 12, Thos. Edwards, Mincing lane,
broker, at one. June 12, John Hancock, Rotherkitbe, mast•
maker, at one. June 12, Wm. Winter, Pewsey, shopkeeper, a:
one. Jane 12, John Horth, Norwich, upholsterer, at twelve.—
Jane 24, John Walker, Lit le Britain, lace dealer, at ten. June
12, John Haywood, Cateaton-street, warehouseman, at eleven.
June I.i, John Coxeter, Goswell street, victualler, at one. June
19, Edward Lee, Broad-Areet, merchant, at ten. June 8, James
Tennant, Wigmore-street, stay-maker, at ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made ict the COUNTRY.

June 7, Wm. and John Porter, York, skinners, at eleven, at the
Elephant and Castle, Skeldergee. June 8, Jokn Wallens, jun.
Lye, victualler, at it, at the 'tourport Inn, Stourport. lune 8,
Joshua Gribin, Kidderminster, primer, at 11, at the Stourport Inn,
Stourport. June 8, Chas. Cole, Kidderminster, cabinet-maker, at
11, at the Stourport Inn, Stourport. June ts, Samuel Keyte, Kid-
derminster, hmkreper, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn, Stourport.
lune 7, George Alderson, jun. Bury, printer, at twelve, at the
Greyhound, Bin y. June 7. John Davy, Loughborough, money
scrivener, at eleven, at the Anchor, Loughborough. June 8. John
Beck, St. Ives, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Unicorn, St. lye's.
lune 7. Thomas Porter, jun. Corsham, clothier, at eleven, at the'
King's Arms, Melksham. June 9. Jonas end John Eastwood,
Saddleworth, dyers, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown, Hudders-
field. June 9. Mary Ponsford, Drewsteignton, shopkeeper, at
eleven, at the Globe, Exeter. June 5. Morgan Jones, Neath, iron-
monger, at ten, at the Bush, Bristol. June 8. John Shaw and Co.
Lancaster, merchants, at ten, at the Commercial Inn, Lancaster
June 14. ohn Ste.ine, Newport, Liquor-merchant, at two, at the
Bugle, Newport. June 9.William Bowdler,lateof Cheapside,Man-
chester-warehouseman, at two, at the Lridgewater Arms, Man-
chester.