rSor.] 
Hewett, J. G. Bideford, merchant, June 30 - 
Holmes, E. Fofterlane, jeweller, June16 (fiat) 
Hunter, #.Collet plate, merchant, July 4 
Holland, J. Mottivgham, butcher,.July k (final) 
Holland, &. Love lane, brandy-merchant, July 25 
sHigsins, VY. T ht gmnertom treet, mercuant, July’ 14 
Hawkins, j. Carey Rreet, carpenter, Jwly 14 
Haigh, J, Rent eet, Mage-mafter, July cr 
fenior and junior, Rotierhbithe-wall, boat- 
Rawkins, j, 
builders, july 7 
Hare, M. Kinugion on Hull, grocer and tallow-chandler, 
Juty 10 
Humble, T. and J. Henderfon, Strand, cabinet-makers, 
July 7 
Holland, T. New South-end, builder, July 25 
James, J» Britto iller, June x18 
Johnfon, N. Hesfreld, thupkeeper. July 6 
Kay, W. Birmingham, factor, July. 
Euard, P, R. den, merchant, jie 16 
coal 
Lockey. Tw¥ 
Longman, f. 
Ment-makers, June 20 
Ludlow, S. H. Chipping-Sodbury, banker, June Z 
Lane, J. T. Frater, and TY. Boylefron, Nicholas lane, mere 
Chants,June 1B 
Le Lieve, A. FinchJane, merchant, July 7 
Marrell, N. Newton-upon-Oufe, dealer, June 10 
Mallett, 8, North Tawton, fhopkeeper, July ts 
Molyneux, W. Halifax, hardware-merchant,. July 6 (final) 
Milne, A, Hatton Garden, merchant, Juiy 11 
Millweod, §. Upper Skitlington, merchant, July 13 (final) 
Parkinfon, T. Beverley, miljer, July 4 
gered T. and J. Lazarus, Marybone ftreet, mercers, 
une 30 
Parr, J. O. London, infurance-broker, Auguft x 
Pérsy, H. Mark. lane, builder,-June 27 
wk, “rover, June 16 LZ 
and FF. Broderip, Cheapfide, muficaliairus 
State of Public Affairs in Fune, 2801, 
539 
Richardfon, J. Cheferfield, Jiquor-merchant, June 27 
Robarts, J. bifhopfgate freer, upholfterer, June 2 
Reith, C, Holborn ill, linen-draper, Jue zo 
Richards, J. Gofport. baker, July 1 
Riding, J. Runcorn, Chetter, June 2g 
Robertion, J. Fleet ftreet, oilman, July ar 
Sargeant, G. E. Portfea, flopfeller, May 26 
Shaw, J. Tongewith-Haulgh, W. Shaw, and J; Boyes, 
Manchetter, dealers, Fune 22 - 
Stevens, T. Lifle (treet, wine-meérchant, June 16 
Sheldon, T. Burflem, grocer Fune 23 
Sidebutham, W. Afbton-under-Line, thopkeeper, July 7 
Smith, R.gHedge Nook, drover, July 10 : 
Southan, T.  Warceiter, linen-draper, June jo 
Serjeant, W. Waltou-le-bale, liquor-merchant, July 7 
Seaton, G, fen. Crowle, corn factor, July ro 
Sampfon, T. Benningholme-Grange, dealer, July 13 
Trench, F, Liverpool, merchant, June 23 1 
Yhompfon, J. and ©, Mc Adam, Liverpool, merchants, 
June 29 
Twycrols, C. Thavies inn, fcrivener, June 27 
Turner, J. St. James s fereet, filverfmith, June a4 
Taylor, W. Brighthelmfone, wine-merchant, July 16 
Pare, W. fenior and junior, Findon, timber-merchanta, 
uly I ; 
W va Cc, B. Manchefter,cotton-manufacturer, June 1g 
Whittaker, P, Maucheiter, machine-maker, June 16 
Ward, C. Thames (treet, warehoufe-man, June 27 
Whittaker, J. tenior, aud W. Whittaker, Stockport, and 
it. Ai aad junior, Edgeley, cotron-manufacturers, 
fuly 1 : 
Wright, 7. Canterbury, thopkeeper, July 7 
Watfon, R. Oxfurd, grocer, July 28 
Ware, R.and P. Francis, Lawrence lane, grocers, July 2 
Willlams, H. Bath, inen-draper, Auguitr (final) . 
STATE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, 
In Funé, Bor. 
wet pee 
FRANCE. 
HERE never perhaps was a period 
when the different cabinets of Eu- 
rope were in a ftate of greater commotion 
and perplexity thaa at the prefent. mo- 
ment; all is buftle, activity, and intrigue; 
new plans are projecting, new queftions 
arifing, new ailiances forming; and, at the 
expiration of nine years of almoft univerfal 
war, when every ftate feemed to be com- 
pletely exhaufted, and finking into the 
bofom of peace from actual imbecility—it 
is now impoffible to determine whether all 
this agitation may not again rekindle, 
throughout the world at large, the blaze 
of war; while at the fame time it is equal- 
ly impofiible to determine who will be 
friends and who will be enemies. 
From Paris it was reported the 27th of 
May, that French troops to the amount of 
4000, and gooFrench {ailors, were-on their 
march through Barcelona to Carthagena 
in Spain, where tranfports are ready to re- 
ceive them; but their deftination is a pro- 
found fecret—and that a number of troops 
are alfo on their march through’ Bayonne 
for the frontiers of Portugal—that a body 
of 8000 picked troops were ready for em- 
barkation at Cherburgh. ‘Then follows 
an account of the affairs of Egypt up to 
the 31 ft of March, publifhed in the Moni- 
teur of the 27th of May, founded on the 
depofition of an officer, chief of {quadron 
in the 14th regiment of dragoons, who ar- 
aived in the Apollo, an Englith flag of 
truce, from Aboukir Bay, which he lefe 
on. the 31ft of March.. He depofes, that 
the French army, at the battle of the a1ft, 
which was fought a league from Alexan~ 
dria, confifted of 7000 men, horfe and foot, 
commanded by Menou in perfon, oppofed 
to the Englith armv of about 14,000—that 
there wasa dreadful carnage on both fides— 
that both armies after this affair preferved 
then pofitions—and that the reft of the 
French army was waiting for the Grand 
Vizier at the entrance of the defart. He 
fays that Alexandria is in fo formidable a 
ftate of defence, that it defies the attacks 
of the whole Englifh army. He ftates, 
that on the 29th of March fix Turkith 
fail of the line, four frigates, and twenty 
tran{ports arrived in Aboukir Bay, having 
6 or 70c0 troops on board, under the Cap- 
tain Pacha; and that ten Enelifh fail of 
the line were there at the time, with {e- 
veral frigates and tranfports, the guns of 
which were taken out and fent to the ar- 
my—that twelve tranfports, efcorted by 
two 64. gun fhips, with 2000 troops.on 
board, were fent from Malta on the 28th 
of April, to reinforce the Englifh army in 
Egypt. He declares there were more than 
3000 Englith killed in the affair of the 
21f; and finally, that the inhabitants are | 
entirely attached to Menowand the French 
intereft, 
From the Paris Journals of the oth-of 
June we learn, that the French armies 
have 
