... THROMA6 BROW N, Baker in Canonsgate, Edinburgh.- greditors meet in Royal Exchange' Coffeehoufe, 16th May, one o'clack, to name a faaor; fame place .and hour, 15th-June, to ele& truftee.* - JAt as TA t-LOP, Merchant in Tain.-Creditors meet in Jamieson's inn, 28th May, one o'clock, to name a £actur* fame place and hour, 25th June, to elect truftee. MAirnTSIEj, MILLER, &c Co. Merchants in Glaf- ? ...

... i , ?i, 1?-, UPTO.., ?? Ts 11 L- - - - .. DAvin B4'DQN4,NL,ke~chant in Invernefi.C-'redi- torsinteet.ini- Ettlese inn 9th 'Odtober, 1'2' o dock, to rame a'a fdio;efme ?? hour, 30t Otaber to ele& a truftee.- 'JOHN MKHAkG,, Cattle-dealer in DriuiMbute, 'Wig ?? meot-in BWack'airin, Newtozt-;teiw- art, 4th 08tober, 12 'clock, to name a. faorj frne 'platce 'and hour i0th OW~ober, to eledt tri4.iee ...

... LLOYD's MARINE' LIST.-Aug 2. The fquadron under command of Sir Robert Calder, conriffing of 15 fail of the line, two ffi6ates, a cutter, and a lugger, on the 22d ult. in la!L 4S.-30. N: long; I 1. 7. W. fell in with the combined fquadrons of France and Spain, confifting of 20 Thips if the line, three large fnips armed eu flute, of akout 50 gunsseach, five frigates, and three Irigs, and aftei ...

... -6- ? !? ' Sr TS BA ? 1; I : I .1, - ; - : I ? ..r ? 0131 LJLV1SUL 07CVCl.I - Dcrm c.AN M ThAW. Merc'aant in O~ampboeltonc,-Cye- ditdisnieeiinM lai1 n;2itlnna fibtOcolcrK 12S 6'cloth, to name a fa∨ fame phla-e and bor Lb.Novembcr, ,tq eleta:tmruCee.T Jpoire Tuo,2a~o± Me~rchjar~tddayritrdealer i. IFatk-; U 2crk-ZCredltoxs me~et in D earn' tnar . tb(?6obet 1, 0oclocl,' tonalnie a fah or ...

... C&tY.nD S14TIpPI4C. affenee A.St'.VAL$ AND.' i%1?0t5T5 Jury, July 23, ?? r~arrick, from Vigiia tii .56 1J Lay be p-ittcon and 6sg8 barrels TrifiAn Corn mcgl, 549p. bar- If the rels wheat four, 8oo busbels Indian corn, antI 5,800 ndeed ; stavee. - and it 24. John Scott, frdni Jamraica, with; .227 hlidl. 13 51 ~are. tiercest and 2S barrels sugar, 43 ptuneha' s ant1 4 Ihhds of any rum 314 bales ...

... Eaim INDIA SHiPPING, &c. e Wednefday, a Court of Direaors was h the Eaft India Houfe, when the followig C t e manders took leave of the Court, previolg Ginr epartiag for their refpeaive definatevious dt V Captain D. Macleod, Walthamftow,? St Hl - W. C. Hutton, Lord Nelfon B ar4 The following Captains were fworm in the l command of their refpec1iveifhips, viz\ t - Captain Halkett. Cirencefter, ...

... TP.AD- VF PORTUGAL. i .. . T!c ?? of Portugal has v confiderablv ;licre:ikd l,:cc the LLginnig of-nthis c ntury. 'i ;ia reit4 of joeph 1. finmecd a new epochi, not only in the ofme *f tlC I kin.don, but in thz! gencral ?? : cf ?? ~ichi e:tooulwm Since thcn d c trade of the i: E gll: *:iitk the P'o;t rttse ?? tepidly declined, ov:-i ig par ty to the coceiisoss made by the latter to 'lther ...

... J £ D B U R G ll — Sept. 0. The Circuit Court ofjufrioary was opened here to day by the Right lion. Lcxn Justice Watrnt and Willi:*- Wre-ntui were accufed of theft of two facts Of meal from a carrier's carr. On the motion cf die Advocate Depute the Coutt deferted the diet pro loco rl tempore, and granted a new warrant of commit- ment againlt the panncls, in order that they may be ferved with a ...

... FR RO M TEL LO 0JD iV GIZEITTZ. At the Court at the QUEEN'S Palace, the 14th of December 1808, P R ESEN T, The KING'S most Excellent Majesty in Council. Itis this day ordered by his Majesty in Coun- cil, that the P.-arliament, 'which was to meet on Monday the 16th day of January next, be further prorogued to Thursday the 19th day of the same month, and then to meet for the dispatch of bu- ...

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