268 
Fox, Jonathan and Wm, Pavement, Finsbury,merchants. 
(Nicholls and Nettlefhip, Queen ftreet, Cheapfde 
Garforth, Thomas, Bramhope, Otley, corn merchants 
Sykes, New inn , : 
Grove, Peter, Snaresbrook, Wanftead, baker. 
Vintner’s hall i i 
Harding, John, Turnmill treet, Clerkenwell, victualler. 
(Earnthaw, Redcrofs ftreet _ i 
Keatley, Thomas, Sandiacre, timber merchant and victu- 
aller. (Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Chancery lane 
Knight, Jofeph, jun. Cannock, mercer and drapere {Fox; 
Parliament ftreet) 
Leaver, Thomas, Manchefter, 
(Hurd, Furnival's inn Bn Be Lay) 
Lock, Philip, Avening, clothier. (Vizard, Gray’s inn 
Mallinfon, George, aud Jofiah Sheard, Huddersfeld,dyerse 
(Coulthur&%, Eedford row , 
Morgan, Francis, formerly of Cork, afterwards of Marti-’ 
nique, and fince of Liverpool, merchant. (Cooper and 
Lowe, Southampton buildings t 
Macfarlane, William, Bethnal green, merchant. (Atkin- 
fon, Caftle treet, Falcon fquare 
Phelps, Samuel, Grofvenor place, merchant, (Gatty, An- 
gel court, Throgmorton ftreet : 
Pyne, Thomas, Southwark, vittualler. (Concanen, jun. 
Coleman ftreet 
Potter, William, Bath, upholder. 
Temple yey 
Page, sens William, Wood ftreet, merchant. (Lyddall, 
Wocd f#rect 
Prager, Jofeph, Norfolk ftreet, Strand, broker. (Atche- 
fon, Ely place ; 
Ribbans, John, Colchefter, wine merchant. (Wharton and 
Dyke, Temple wes. , § 
Stott, James, Macclesfield, innkeeper. (Windle, Bartlett's 
buildings 
Tage, Mary. Bath, grocers (Holloway, Chancery lane 
Fyne, Thomas, Southwark, victualler. (Concaneny 
Coleman ftreet) . 
ffurnbull, John, John Forbes,Robert Allen Crawford, and 
Dayid Skene (frm, Turnbull, Forbes, and Co.) Broad 
fireetymerchants. (Wadefon, Barlow, and Grofvenor, 
Auftin friars 
(Marting 
cotton manufacturer. 
(Pearfon and fon, 
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED. 
Alder, Jofeph, St. John ftreet, Clerkenwell, cabinet 
: maker, Sept. I8 : 
Bacher, William and Simon, and Abraham Field, Leeds, 
woolftaplers, Sept. 17 
Brentnal, Francis, Derby, grocer, Sept. 25 
‘Bacon, John, Sutton Affifield, cotton fpinner, Sept. 28 
Bailey, William, Malmsbury, victualler, Sept. 24 
Bell, William, Bafinghall treet, baize factor, Oct. § 
Blackburn, Richard, Bilton, mercer, Sept. 24 
Burge, William, Southampton, butcher, O&. 13 
Bickerton. Sarah, Great Yarmouth, hofier, Sept. so 
Browne, William, Wymondham, tanner, Nov. 3- 
Bird, Hawkins, Briftol, tea dealer, Nov. 30 
Ballman, Margaret, Corfe Mullen, miller, Oct. 9 ts 
Barker, John, Royalty Coffee houfe, Wellclofe fquare, vic- 
tualler, O¢t. 5 
Corri, Dominico, Haymarket, 
Sept. 18 
Crowe, Eyre Evans, Sinfom Lodge, banker, Sept. 18 
Cuvelje, Abraham Z. D. Lancafter, merchant, joint eflates 
2nd of his partner, James Fisher, and feparate eftate of 
€uvelje, Sept. 21 : by 
Guamberlin, Feter, Norwich, linen draper, Sept. 30 
mufical inffrument maker, 
State of Public Affairs a September, 1802. [O&ober 1; 
Collings, Henry, and Richafd freland Gifford, Sir Philip 
and Jacob, fkinners, &c. O&. 1 i 
Cory. George, Great Yarmouth, upholder, Oc. 23 
oa Sir William Herry, Bart. Walmerfley, millery 
Dulau, Arnaud, Soho fquare, bookfeller, O&. 23 
Dakeyne, Daniel, fenior and junior, Thomas Dakeynes 
and qeerh Dakeyne, Darley Dale, cotton fpinners, joint 
and feparate eftates, Sept. 30 
Evans, James, Mansfield, Woodhoufe. Nottingham, ho= 
fier, Sept. 28 ‘ 
Ford, William, St. Thomas the Apoftley Devon, timber 
merchant, Sept. 27 f 
Gaabers, John Chriftian Hartwig, Liverpool, merchants 
ept. 18. 
Gilchrift, Ebenezer, and Jofeph Barry, Liverpool, mer=- 
chants, Ort. 12. 
Holden, Richard, Birmingham, gun maker, Sept. 21 
Hudfon, Jofeph, Derby, wine and fpirit merchant, Septs 25 
Hope, Henry, Liverpool, woollen draper, Sept, 17 
Hodgkins, Daniel, Liverpoo], brufhmaker, Sept. 25 
Hancock, Thomas, Kingfwood, clothier, O&.: — 
Hawkfwarth, Thomas, Tamworth, mercer, O&. 15 
Harris, G. Briftol, grocer, Oc. 11 
Hitchen W. Hatherton, corn dealer, O&. 21 
Jones, James, Kingfton, Hull, grocer, Oc. 26 
Jackfon, John, and Henry Barlow, jun. Stockport, hat 
mauufatturers, Oc.4 
Jones, Samuel, John Milfon, and Samuel Howard, Brad-= 
ford, clothiers, Ott. 4 
Jefrerion, Thomas, Hud{well, dealer, O&.2 
Kirkpatrick, Thomas, Manchefter, merchant, Oct. ¢ : 
Lawton, James, Montague ftreet, Spitalfields, chaire 
maker, Sept. 18. 
Long, Edward, Briftol, grocer, Sept. 30 
Little, Robert, Letitia, Anne, and Mary Ellen, Southwell,” 
Nottingham, Woolien drapers, O&. 2 
Longbottem, Nathaniel, Halifax, grocer, O%. 11 
Malon, William, Holdbeck, Leeds, tanner Od. 
ee nee fenior and junior, Greenwich, diftillers, 
c. Oct. 2 
Mee, Richard, King’s Winford, nail ironmonger, OG. az 
Newton, William, Exeter, drugeift, Sept. 24 
si Setar Thomas, Gainsborough, brandy mercharts 
22 
Radford, William, Liverpool, mercer, Sept. 20 
Roberts, William, Ofweftry, fhopkeeper, Sept. 23 
Rideing, John, Liverpool, and William Leaver, Manchef 
ter, merchants, Oc.12 : 
Stapleton, James, Salter’s hall court, carpeuter, Nov. § 
mes William, Monkwearmouth Shore, fhip builders 
ept.20 : 
Sweatman, William, Briftol, linen draper, Sept. 22 
Sampfon, Thomas, Benfiingholme Grange, Sept, 22 
Smith, Edward Shepherd, and John Stanley, Liverpool,” 
Merchants, Sept. 24 
See James, Manchefter, cotton manufacturer, 
Ept. 29 
Smith, Robert Streatham, and Charles Smith, Croydens 
> brewers, feparate eftate of Robert, and joint eftate of 
both, Sept. 28 
Stringer, John, Stockport, cotton fpinner, 0&. 6 . 
Tharratt, William, Plymouth Dock, fhopkeeper, Sept-1 
Taylor, Robert, Newtom Moore, cotton fpinner, O&. 6 
Tulford, Richard Robert William, and Benjamin Hanhu- 
ry, Great Ruffell treet, fhuemakers, 04.5 
Taylor, John, and John Hudfon, Bordefley, 
lockfmiths, O&.i2 | 
Wedley, William, Birmingham, plater,; O&. 2 
factors ‘ana 
STATE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, 
In September, 1802. ; 
wet Lae 
FRANCE. 
ROM the commencement of our 
MonthlyPublication, we have regard- 
ed the French Revolution with a critical, 
and, in fome degree, an anxiouseye. We 
have not been fo fanguine as fome of our 
contemporaries. We have not expected 
to fee perfection arife {pontancoufly out 
ef corruption, or 2 faultlefs Government 
adopted by a vicious people. Yet, we 
confefs, our hopes, not to fay our ex- 
pectations, have been difappointed. The 
leaft that we had flattered ourfelves with 
was, that, after a fevere conflict of up- 
wards of ten years, they would not have 
relapfed into civil and ecclefiaftical tyran- 
ny ; that, with the example of the Bri-, 
tifh and American Conftitutions before 
their eyes, they would have adopted a 
form of government, in which the rights 
of the fubject, and the liberty of the prefs, 
would have been fecured ; that, after the 
deftru€tion of an Ariftocracy refpeétable 
for its antiquity, no equivalent inftitution 
would. have been eftablifhed ; that a re- 
form in their jurifprudence would have 
been introduced ; and that, at leaft, the 
Trial by Fury, an inftitution fo fimple, 
and fo admirably adapted to the objeéts of 
civil liberty, and a reprefentative Legif- 
lature, under fome form or other, would ~ 
have made a part of their political code. 
After 
