The Cambrian

FOR THE ENSUING WEEK, Drnjs. Morning,. Ensuing. Height. II, M. H. 111. )-. 1. Saturday 4 10 4 3."} 12 0 Sunday 4 51 5 15 13 9 Monday 5 35 b 54 14 5 Tuesday- 6 11. 6 27 15 0 Wednesday 6 43 6 69 15 2 Thursday 77 15 15 3 Friduy, 7 30, 7 45 14 11 HIGH WATER AT THE PASSAGES. FOR TH Hi" EN S UIS G WEEK. » Days. Morning..Evening. II. M. H. M. Saturday 5 so 5 53 Sunday fi 14 6 35 Monday 6 55 7 14 Tuesday 7 31. 7 47 Wednesday- 8 3 8 19 Thursday f 3 22 8 3j Friday 8 50 v 9 5 MARKETS. MA RK-LA.NE, Sept 26. Agreeably, to expectation, the arrivals of wheat to-day were' very large, and samples of fine old about 4s.per quar- ter cheaper. The new, forming a great portion of the sup- piy, but ot thin and light quality, feit a greater depression, with much heaviness in the sales. This decline, both in the netv m d i^ld, ptoduced a reduction in flour of 5s. per sack. h,.vt> p'ciitv ot cither grain, excepting white pease and b^*«< hith are dearer. The rest not named were 'without "j.T matCiial dlterati ai. Rape Seed obtains rather higher Current Prices if Grain per Quarter as under Wheat 62s to 70s Od Polands 38s to 40s Od R v e 46s to 50s Od While Pease 100s to1 ')S Od Barley 36's to 44s Od Grev do. 58s to 62s Od Malt 72s to 80s Od Beaiis 60s to 68s Od Oats 30s to 37s Od Tick do. ,56s to 60s Od "s Oci Oats 30s to 37s Od Tick do. ,56s to 60s Od v Price of .FLOUR. Fine Fiour, per sack 00s to 80s Seconds, per sack 70s to 75s Price of HOPS. BAPS, POCKETS. hem 31 Os to 41 Os Kent 31 10s to 41 10s ;i' Os to 31 15s Sussex 31 15s to 41 Os *>=>•■>«* ol 9s to 31 -1.5s Fanihani 51 Os to 61 10s x ,31 Os to 31 15s Sussex 31 15s to 41 Os bssex ol Os to 31 15s Fanihani 51 Os to 61 10s Price of TALLO W. Town Tallow 00s Od to 965 Od Russia do. candle 95s Od to 00s Od Do. soap 9.-)s od to 00s-Od" Melting. Stuff OOs Od to 70s Od Ditto rough 44s Od to 48s Od Graves OOs Od to 14s Od Good Dregs 00, ()d to 14s Od ellow Soap 110s. Od.—Mottled 110s. Od.—Curd 114s. Od. Priceof Candle, per doz. 13s.,6d.—Moulds 14s. 6d. Price of LEATIlER at LEADENIIALL. Butts, 50 to 56lb. each 20d to 22d Ditto, 56 to 661b. eacit 24d to 25rj Itferchants' Backs 194 to 20.|d Dressing Hides l'fd to 19d Fine Coach Hides i9d to 21d Crop Hides fur cutting 20d to 23d Flat Ordinary- j.7d to 20d Calf Skins, sÖ to 40jb, dozen 26d to 32d Ditto, 50'to 701 b. per doz. 33d to 39d Ditto, 70 to 801 b. 32d to 36A Sn»5>-il Seals, Greenland, per lb. to Large ditto, per do.?. 3OOs to TafinedHorse Hides 20d to 22|d each -r..K. "I

• >> c^c /if /"» Cutvcntion fur + V_ < •' J om i ii, 't i ir < the Treaty beWt t »l vi ot !i 11 ti n k due to [lis Royal si; jf.u«>s i i'- » »a.i « i 'm Government. th Tt n,> vv I < < «'f *hat in ay be hostile in f t<» i s j 1 i. and -inde- pc (i jCv, of tins Govermusut, and for ali ttvat may- he i,ui the hoin.ur, safety, and mterests of the it-jtion • '.viid, i;i particular, I protest against what is il f( d i:; the (bllov.aag articles I,'TV, and XII.—"Becau-se these Arti- t r.iae thevstirreiideruf Portuguese fortified j, t <-( es, and ships to the English forces, wiih- „ -i •-j n iv declaring that'this surrender is mo- rn i r,, and thattt's intended they should he in- i, i 'hIv restored to the Prince Regent of Por- tugal, < 'r<Atr in1 tit that may represent him, ta 'who'u tu V Wuiij;, a id iu whose aid d)c Eng- iioh ton "'i as <tii>'h.-ines Art. XVL-" Secanse it permits the residence in p i 1 r • > i i 1p as mentioned ia it. A i i, i>% it attempts to tie down c v, i msnt/Of Hits kingdom, not to bring to i < a id condign punishment those persons who ii svp (iwtj H.!i"iino'usiv and scandalously disloyal jto ♦ » t Hid tbe'r country, bv Joining and serv- i i nartv ana, even it the protection army mem trfj-p-i me punishment they have deserved, i»M. u should not prevent their expulsion, whereby country would no longer have to fear being »r n tved hythesamentrn." I x y the Additional Articles^" This Article Ciirs bv no means bind the (-lovernmeut ol tins kingdom, as no reciprocal conditions are stipal '.ted. I protest fiiiaily, on account of the want ot attention to the safety of the inhabitants of the capital and its environs,'nothing having been stipu- lated in then-favour to insure their not being still vexed and oppressed by the French during their stay—not even an equivalent forwhat is established hv Art. X vT. and X vii. in favour (if the Prench and their followers.. And to these heads I limit my protest, in order not to make too long a list, passing over other' objects of less importance, such as the concession of 800 horses, which was made without considering th it they almost ail belong to P-ortuga.1, and -thus' cTmof he considered as the property of the French; that of the magazines of tne army, iflled at; the expetice of the country,: and consequently only belonging by fact, not by right, to the unjust occu- paids of the country. (Signed) BernaE-Oin freiki D'Am? rati p." 1 load-quarters, at the JfticamatioivSepc. Ii, 180U." The dyne Mcrcnry, a Newcastle paper, says— When we first heard of Sir flew O-airymple's ap- pointment to the chief command in Portugal, we were fearful,- very fearful, of any brilliant result to his campaign. Those fears are now realized to their most unparalleled extear; and we have only-now to* express our astonishment, that after the fatal expe- rience we so lately derived from the appointment of holiday Generals, another, experiment shorn: have been tried, where the stake was sO great, and the consequences so dangerous. It is not many months since Sir Hew held the chief command in this district, and during that period his achieve- ments were the common topic of conversation in everv company, from the common pot-house, to the fashionable tea-table, fie did not even seem to have the capacity of a common drill-s.erjeant, for when the troops were in confusion,, he had not the address to rectify it, but ra'i J.iufy acknowledged tii.it he was alone the author, artd s iM-fiecl himself wjth declaring their exc< IkiTtfSta'e of discipline, and the correctness displa\ed in their different miuinsnvrcs.'—When we are acquainted with such } U > aosurdides, coi i nitted under our very h t i i f too o'r grtding can. we apt)ly (o t i an ,110 <:ould f >teitnn such gross'vanifj, as t j > rjo the coinniand üf the bravest army.in the V'orut r" ih' promotion r 3 Dalrymple to the r l as (i i),y's Gazette, but is f ■* V1 v 1'ied to have been by i Dupont now >< one of the most opu- ] n' I i tiou?har! he remained at 1 ei il e e o nuie sum of GO,000 piastres 1 i & if, and Oo > ounces of 40! d, quantity ot piate, and o*Pi r 1 It stolen in the town of t i,i j utoci t ldui>, have been taken ifoin j • 1 Government pays monthly 6f0,000 r tor the maintenance ot the I rench and Spanish^'troops on its territory. This sum amounts to • tu the annual revenue of his panish Majesty in times of peace and prosperity. The French remit large sums of specie to France, and 1 thus, drain the country of it. The French soldiers make a common practicc of laying hold of every piece of plate, or other valuable article, which they observe in the possession of their Danish fricnds.- The. Danes orten remark, that it is preferable to have Great-Britain .for an enemy than France for an aiiv. Provisions and have risen above 200 per cent, in Zealand, Melancholy Arddait.—A letter from Gijon, dated Sept. 13, says, Yesterday arrived here his Ma- jesty's ships Cossack and Comet, the former from Sant..mder, the latter from Plymouth, with near a million of dollars on board, part of which are for the service of Spain, and widi the remaindershe will sail in a day or two for Oporto. In tl^e after- noon, arrived the Swallow brig, Cap! Milner, con- "oying eightsail of transports, sent here to receive on board <2000 Merino sheep,presented by the Junta of this Principality to his Majesty. Soon after the Sw-allow came to an anchor, a boat put off from her with the Captain, the Hon. Captain Herbert, Mr. Creed, and the Agent for transports, and seven sea-' num. Just as they were upon the bar, a sea broke over, filled the boat, and plunged them into the sea; the greater part by taking, hold of the boat saved -themselves, and supported themselves on oars and planks till the boats, which immediately put off from the shore, picked them up. Unfprtu- nately, however, they were unable to save Captain Herbert and Mr. Creed, who sunk before they ar- rived. These two gentlemen eame out for the pur- pose of visiting this country.—The former was son to the Earl of Carnarvon, the latter to Mr. Creed." Bard a Hompesch has fitted out a privateer, called the Salamine, and in which he is now cruising off the Coast of Norway. The Danish papers state- that-he lately went-to Torshaven, the batteries of which had been previously demolished by the Clio .0 privateer, when he carried off property to the value of 50,000 rix-dollars. Port wine sells at 2s. per bottle-in Norway, in consequence of the success of their privateers; and coffee, from a like cause, has fallen in price from about as. to 5s. a pound. The Gazette of Saturday last states, that an in- vestigation is about to take place, to inquire into the causes which have prevented the distribution of prizes captured so long ago as in the year 17-17, by the King George, Prince Frederick, Duke and Prin- cess Amelia/privateers, fitted out from Bristol in the preceding year. The net proceeds of one prize, the, Nsmpha, captured on the 9th of February, 174J, amounting to 105,0001. and others, the names ot which are not specified, to the amount of 67,8481. are ad nsirted by the original owners and managers of the said privateers to have been received, by •titem. The King has been-piei s t tfi a Baronet oi the United uM » > and Ireland to the folio 1 respective heirs maieui ther;'bodies « .1 v ) gotten-, viz. Jvdvvard ihil.'er. Esc;, of 'franant Parle, ie :!h- c Cornwall, tie.o--Admiral of the blue Squadron uf t jest.y's beet. i\Ja.r V t < ;h.e countv of f-errev. Hei:.i\ ( 1 ill y, K.^>. oiviie-IIu.il, in the coualv 01 i/.Ksegi.i. TiiOmas .(owes, Lsq. oi Stanley in the county of Snip. Jae.ies GraimanEsa. of Kirkstaii, ie fi»e coaotv of York, and ot i.t) 11 in Uic c-.miuy ol Cumberland; e-iitiw s i\ j vii' Reiiistiaw, in ihc comity 01 Derby. Aiid1! h >, >, t, j, ot' MorctoiPGwbei. in' tlic cou;ii y oi Siiio;), Hiiii ot LuiMedc, in die coutiiy of ijiick-iiiglisim. Willu.ni Coles iMeulveolt, of Vvii House, near \Iiiborne- oi CivariCi. Hour ] lai'land, Esu. of SnUon-Haii. in the county ofVo.k. JolniP-" 1 ij;,]' j oi ii'i 1 hind f Devon. C''0 |_ itt, i. IV 1. in 1! ( C.jusuy. of Lbgal L\ ixu,rer.xcE.— I rustees of &itaU'$.—On fholBtli of .Aug. in file (.'ourt'ol Chancery, theChan- cellor laid it iio'.vn as a fixed principle iu future, that whenever trustees ail ss „ -c-s purchase ior ■hemseb es, the estates of f i • t i,5-t or the b-mk- rupt, and to, ?. ,,C ■ries iu tiiat Com • n t 1 i t S be a, p ( of S 1 in'! t es, and ,r f0J J e)*| (%/ r ii" f es T.\ .111 f u L —1 i —11 .i^ 'j :-ds t 1 that one of the gn; 1 t o- re- I k ok rtipt's estate,-an-J. tiiereby pre\«-*nU' -1 1 « 1 t!»nhn> the distribution amongst creditors, th-, I/jrdship said, that whenever ir can be o\l t i,t an as- signee had kept the bmkrupCs wona/ ni his pos- session, the regulations laid down m that case, woulu be "strictly enforced. The time it was kepr, ne it more or less, was of little consequence; the it at all was everything, and the impro- wuuldbc 1 Court possessed. The Prince's (the 10th) Light Dragoons are ordered to b uld in readi:iess to embark 1 for Spain. The 7th, 13th. 14th, 15th, and Idth re- giments of Light Dragoons, have also just received orders to hold them-elves in readiness for foreign service. 0 Troops for Sir D. Third's arrnv are collecting in the Downs, in Ireland, and at Plymouth. Among the Officers who are.to.hold commands, are, Gens. Alanningham, of the Rifle Corps; YVarde, of the Foot Guards; Dyoft, 25th regiment; and Slade. of the Prince's is undefstood-that I Sir S. Aclinruty accompanies his frien.t Sir D. Baird as his Adjutant-General.—-The corps comprising; the army are, detachments from the Royal Fiiif!- neers, Royal Artillery, Royal Staff Corps, and Royal Waggon Corps;- 13th' Light Dragoons; two bri- gades of Foot Guards a bart ilio-.i of the 1st foot, or-Scots Royals; 4 th Foot; 14th Foot, 2.1 battalion 2d b'attaliorl 23d Foot, or Welsh fuxileers; 2ijlh' r oot, or Cameronians; a battalion of the 2rtb, or -Inniskillings 2rl x battalion 0f the 31st Foot; 51st and 59Lh regiments; 7(ilh,or Oindoostan -regiment; 3;2d, 2.1 batttition; 95th; orRiHe Corps,5 CtIUl¡Janies. A new and. singular' Conscription has* lately taken place in die Austrian States, namely, of old women, for the uSo of the army, or rather,, we should say, for the service of the hospitals. Every district is called upon to provide a given number of veteran females, whs in the event of being wanted, m.y be immediately distributed in.thevse"- veral hospitals, as laundivsses, nurses. &c. Capt. G. Hewetsc n, of 'h • r I battalion of the Oth Foot, has been triel b- a Court Martial, and found guilty of over^h *r_» the regiment for- va- rious articles of doathing,&:c,; of Unfairly charg- ing carriage on sun i^y n c > of taking from the regimental stores'four yards of cloth; and also of having produced for signature a false ac-j count, of the expenditure of the half yearly ord- nance allowance. The Court sentences him to be dismissed the service, which has been confirmed by his Majesty.—The Court o.presseci its regret at-1 discharging this painful duty, on account of the former good conduct of that gentleman. Sir Robert Barlow is appointed Commissioner c; the Dock-yard at Chatham, in- the room of the late C. Hope, LSD. Mr. Wait'mnan gave notice-pf the following mo- tton in the Common Council on Thursday' last, i which he intended to move at the -next Court;—! "'fiiat an humble and diui'ful Adfiress and Peti- j tion be presented to his Majesty,•• expressing their I grief and astonishment at the extraordinary and disgraceful Convention, lately entered into by the Commanders of his Majesty's forces in Portugal, and the Commander of the I'tench army at Lisbon, pravtrig his Majesty to institute such an inquiry inio this dishonourable and unprecedented trans- action, as will lead to the, discovery and punisb- rn-mt of tiiose, by whose misconduct and incapa- city the cause of this country and its allies has been so shamefully sacrificed." Inquests — An inquisition was held on Wednes- day on eleven of the unfortunate sufferers at the late fire in Covent-Gardeu, before A. Gel], 'Esq. Coroner .for Westminster. From the evidence of the principal witnesses it appeared, that the fire- men, and others who perished, had,been e,m ployed in'endeavouring to extinguish the flames at the room called the Apollo, which had fallen in upon them. It also appeared that the surmises which had gone as powder, were entirely unfounded, there never be- ing more gun-powder kept in the Theatre than was necessary for the consumption of a single night.— The Jury accordingly returned a Verdict that the following pers'ons, viz. R. Cadger, J. Holmes, J. Hunt, W. Jones, J. Evans, J. Crabb,T. Mead, W. -Whigglesworth, J. Kilby, and T. James, antl two others (names unknown), in all twelve persons, were killed Accidentally by the falling of the Apollo-room, at Covent-Garden Theatre?'—Ano- ther inquest was afterwards held at Bartholomew's Hospital, on the. bodies of sii others who also pe-, rished at this conflagration. The evidence was nearly, the same, and the verdict accidental death.— Several bodies are supposed to be still under the ruins, from the number of people missing. It appears, from the best information tnatcan be obtained, that the Proprietors of Covent-Gar- den Theatre must be losers to the amount of 60 or 70,0001. Handel's celebrated organ,supposed to be worth 1000 guineas, and which that celebrated composer gave by his will to Covent-Garden Theatre, and was only heard in the Oratorios, is completely de- stroyed. A subscription has been opened for the relief of the sufferers. The plan of a new Theatr;, it is said, has already: been submitted to tlie Proprietors, arp! accepted 1/ it will be insulated, and the stage will lace the South. The Grand Opera at. iLris was consumed by firf, in 1784, and, in 94 dtiys a new Theatre, now stand- ing, was erected. On the 94th day an Opera was performed, and continued, without intermission, from that time to the present, Sundays not ex- cepted. That Theatre is situated.011 the Boulevard rill Temple. The sixe n)ay be estimated by this fact, that 500 persons havebcen employed as actors, seene-shiIters, &c. for years together. Thus I in three calendar months, the Theatre was com- pletely re-established, after a catastrophe, similar to thai ofCoveiU-Gardea. •'ue I in a, Dublin Evening Paper, that the 1 jo 1 n solution has been agreed to by the R.(H!ia.!iCath!:iiePrc!a.tes..t.ssen)bIed at present in > Tbat the Roman Catholic Prelates pledge themselves to adhere to the rule by which they have been hitherto uniformly guided, namely,' to only snch pBrsons as are of iwimpeachjible loyalty and peaceable cou- dur■•/■ Government have contracted fot* ':w,oOO suits of the Spanish Patriots. They are to be delivered next week. 'I An Edinburgh Paper 01 Monday says, on occasion of the "intelligence from Portugal,tire Bag was hoisted, not displayed, this morning.in the,Castie; it dung close to the staff. About ten o'clock the great guns were tn'e/ they rounded, to-the gene- ral ieeling, tike,minute guns at a funeral. On Tuesday the first stone of a-grand building to be erected for'an Auction Mart, was laid in Bartho- lomew-lane, opposite the eastern entrance ot the Bank ot England. the 12th inst. asnperb fete was given at Ooehmstou.Hall' (near Bridgnorth), the seat of Wilham Whitmore, Esq. on the occasion of his eldest son, Li ;nt.-CoI.Whitmore, of the Shropshire Mdiiia, coming of ages. AL the East India Company's quarterly sale of 'just cu.hJ, every species ha,ssold..atlowei- priccs. The Vine in Hampton-Court Gardens, contuins at present 2004 bunches, estimated.to "»'•) di 18 cwt. and valued -at upwards of IGOl. uf GO potatoes, of considerable size, «.< 0- hitfdy dug from one root, in a garden, near luverness. A writ of enquiiy has lately been executed be- fore the-Sheriff of Oxfordshire, in which Mr. Jo- seph Bowerm iu, of Etisham, was plaintiff, and —— Smith, defendant. The action was brought to recover a compensation in damages for the in-, jury the plaintiff bad; .sustained by tlie brutal I treatment which the defendant, .who was a carter 1 employed to drive a team, hid exercised over one I of ihe-.plaintiil's horses. "It appeared in evidence, I the I most unmercifully with the-heavy end' of a whip but this not satistyins; his ferocious disposition, he had recourse to a wooden.mallet, of considerable weight, with which be bruised the horse on his hip, and other parts ef his body, so violently, that eycry effort used, Lv a farrier of skill to cure him, proved abortive. The Jury returned a verdict in favour of the plaintiff—Damages, £3r), being the of thc horse, and the ex-pence of his keep the time he bccame useless. The Russians in the Tagus were wont to say we had sent, out Cotton to keep them warm on their station :they did not expect to get coolly out of it.. Economical Contract.—-The. Corporation of a town in Kent helve advertised for a contract to light tbetr lamps, omitting ihc night of' full moon,'three and olle MARRIED.—C. H. Hastings, Esq. Major -in the 36th regiment, lo Mary, youngest daughter of the i01e. Lieut.- Goj;. Gardiner, Comtuander of the ForcesiuNova Scytia. — svir. A, Fleming,"eldest son of W. Fit'ufutE, Esq. of Ab- bey Viile, to Miss A. Lnrkiu, cIdes. daughter of Capt. Ljirkin, it. N.—Henry Cooper, Esq. of Exeter, to Miss Caroline Bonghlou, second daughter of tlie late Sir Ed- ward Boughton, Bait, of Poston-court, Hercfordshire.- A foad couple were united in wedlock, on Monday last, at Unl!, alter a courtship of nearly four hours from their first acquaintance; the bridegroom is 71 years of a<?e, the bride ?4. DIED.—Lord lie was out shooting whh Monsieur and Lwd Chatham, when he fell from his horse, and expired.—Aged 84, W. H. Lorti Lytdeton.—A. Wnir dus, ,Escj. Findyer street, Westminster, inanj- ye^r» Cashier to the War-Office.—UfV. J. Ekins, D. D. Hector of New- ton Toney, and Trowbridge, Wilts, Dean of the Cathedral Church of Salisbury .—At Brighton, theC, unless of Ship- brook, relict ,of Francis, Earioi Shipbrpok.—Oil Saturday •nonuiig, Mr, Dickie, who has been confined five years in the fleet Prison, iu coivsequcoce of -a verdict against hirn defamatory words against Mr. Aris, the Go- vernor oi Cold-liath-iields Prison.—Edward Sheppard, Esq. of Stonehouse, near Stroud, Gloeestershire.—John Culh(ro, Esq. of Vere-street, Clare-uiarket, London.—The Ki.'hi Hon 1) owager Lady Mydleton, in her.78th vear.- j hi his 50th year, liichard Porsou, M. A. of Trinity-CoHegc, Cambridge, and Greek Professor of -'the- same University. —At Gijon, aged -l\, James Creed. Esq.. ot Irirnty Halt. Cambridge, youngest-sun ftf the late, Henry Creed, Esq.— At Bnrhatn, near Canterbury, Edward Bering. Esq, .eldest son of Sir Edward Bering, Hart. uf .Surendeu Bering, aged 25. BANKRUPTS from Satur.duy's Gazette. Oct 7, 8, Nov. 5, at .Guildhall Att<>f'dcs> ^'ariiford- eoart, 'or-Goodwin, Lyhn.W. Fincham* Covent-Garden, earthen war enian, Oci. 14, 16, Nov. 5, at GuildhallAt- torney. Kirkinan, Cioak-la'ue.—W. Wihianison, Grinwley 011 lhe Hill, Nottinghamshire, corn-factor, Oct. IB, 19,$ov. a, at the lled-Lion-inu, Worksop Attornies, Ex Icy and Stocker, Furnival's-inn, or ^Jason and .Wakefield, East Reiiord.—J, Hague, New Milk, Derbyshire; cotton-spin- ncr, Sept. 30, Oct. 1, Nov. 5, at the Dog, Manchester; At- tornies, Fcmlkes and Longdill, Gray's-Inn,'nr-IIigsou, M;m- c^iester:—\V. Hobson, I foi neastie, Lincolnshire, inalt-s'ter, Bet. 10, 12, Nov. 5. at the Bull, florncastla A ttornies, Cmiie.ro and Co. Homcastle, and Eyre and Morton, G rayJs-lnfl,J. Kearland. Birniiusiliaiti, wood sere w- 0(-t, 11,, N(,v, at t b m-aker, Oct. 10, 31, Nov. 5, at tlie Stork, Birminghttiu; At- torney, Palmer, BariiardVfnn. DIVIDENDS. Get 11. P. Fitzherbert. Bath, merchant, at Reeves' Ho- tel, Bristol.—17. J. Battershelh Portsmouth, ship-chandler,- at the Royal Oak, Purtsea,19. R. Robinson, Satford, Lancashire-, rope-manufacturer, at the Spread-Esiifle^Man- cl:csler.G. Raywll. Leeds, druggist, at the Hotel, Leeds. —J. Turner; Manchester, dealer. at the Spread Eagle, Manchester.—20. J. Pccrf, Liverpool,saddler, at theG Jobe- tavern, t.iverpooL-:n. J. Wheeler, Abingdon, grocer, at the Crown, and Thistle, Abingdon.—24. T. Pearson, Penny- bridge, Lancashire, flax-spinner, at ■ the Royal Oak, Man- chcster.2G. I. R.Tartado, Souih-street, Finsbury-squnre, merchant, at Guildhall.—29. It. Barber, Oxford-street, jeweller, at Gvuldliall.Nov. S. \Y. Tucker, jun. Exeter, serge-manufactiirer, at GuildhalI.-12, J. Evatt, Rood- lane., glassmari, at Guildhall.—D. Be Beaune, Winchester- street,'insurance-broker, at J. 'M'.Uerniott/ Red-Lion-street, Southwark, hop-factor,, at Guildhall- Dee. 6. A. Arbuthnott and It. Bracken, FhilpoU-iime, mer- chants, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS from. Tuesday's Gazette. N, Visick. Medhnrst, Sussex, draper, Oct. 11,18, Nov. I b, at Guildhall Attorney, Russell, Lant-street, Sonthwurk. —R. Brenatl, Thread needle-street, f'aci or, Sept. 28,-Oct. 18-, Nov. !3, at Guildhall; Attorney, Bousfield, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street.—J- Carter, Sandwich, Kent, draper, Oct. 11, ItS, Nov. 3,at. Guildhall Attoniies, Ciregson and Dixon, Angel-court, Ihrogniorton-street.—T. Shaw, Sliepherd's- Gre-en, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, clothier, Oct. 16, 19, at the Paek-Horse-inn, Ilnddersifeld, Nov. 8, at the Yew-Tree- inn, Robert-Town, 'Birstall Attoruies, Stevenson, llobn- frith, or Batty e, Chancery-kme. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 13, 'D. N. Weeden, Wliii^chapel-road, brush-ma- ker, at Guildtiail.-—J. U, Gas!a(¡¡¡, While-,Hor.,e-lreet, Stepney, tallow-chandler, at Guildhall.—'W. Beck, Bishops- gate-street, dealer, at Guild! alb—21. J, Battershe-ll, Ports- at tiic, Thomas, Llaiidilo-Vaur, Cormartlienshire, shopkeeper, at the Bush-tavern, Bristol.—F.< Parkinson, Kingston-upon J Hull, merchant, at lite .George-inn, Kingston-upon-lLill.— 22. T. and D. jetiinngs Spalding, Lincolnshire, bankers, at the W hite-Hari-iiiu, Spalding.—35. G. Singleton, Pan- crus-larie, ijferchant. ai Guildhall.—25.'J. Lacy, Whitby, orkshiro, ship-builder-j at the George-inn, Kiugston-upon- Iliill.—oi. J, Lewis, Cardigan, mercer, at the Rose and Grown,HLHjder;,Üek,YorCshire.-Nov.1. F. Champion, Beech-street, ,tt at Manchester,—.5, It. Poicock/furnniill-stfect, Cn ri-:enwell, currier, at Guildhall.—3. J. Culcconi, Bow-stieet, brick- layer, at Guildiiall. CHIT I t]IC A TES. Oct, 18. J. Royle, Manciscster, saddler.—R-. Blake- more, Biruiinghaui, ttylor.— II. Jenuer, Korwich, Juieu- draper.