JULY 18. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. THE NITIOT RA Kitil As Meek, of Hayeg, Middlesux, veterinary-surgeon to snrrender 'July 2P, SI, and August at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, rik.lder, Duke-street, Grosyenorsquare. .1. Perkins, of Chaddlingtmi, Oxford, butcher, July. 26, '.27, at .the Rose and Crown, Chatlbutv, ()Mind, and August vB, at the Bell, Charlbury, at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Aplin, Charlbury. J. Preston, late of Pave-lane, Edgward, Salop, dealer in horses, July 26, at five, !7, and August 28, at eleven, at the Bradford Arms Ivetsey Bank, Stafford. Attornies, Messrs. Au:tiee and Cot, Temple, London ; and Mr. Wright, Newport, Salop. W. Sheppard, of Padstow, Cornwall, inerelrint, July 26, at the Golden Lion Inn. Paublow, and August '2B, at eleven, at the Reds Lion Inn.• St. Columb, Cornwall. Attornics, Mr. Norway, St. Calm!), Cornwall and Messrs. Sli.phard, Mlington, and Gregory, Bedford .row, London. 'l'. Bradley, Of the Strand, carpenter and builder, July 19, at one, 27, ail Augnst 23, at ten, at Gt.ildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rogers, Frith-street, Soho. A. M'Call, late of Kinlctoti, Jamaica,' merchant, July 2 , 1, 27. and August 28, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornics, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Soutliampton-building, Chancery lane. W. T. Armstrong, of Li adenhali-struct, druggist July 2-1, Anz. 3, and -‘B, at tw eve, at Guildhall. A ttornie7, Mr. Wallington, Aldersgate-street ; and Mr. King, Shot ters's-eourt, Thrugmorton street. S. Simons, of Hateliff-lughway, slopseller, July SI, and Aug. 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Bcvis•Malks, St. Nary-Axe. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 2.1.1'. Malleson, olCornhill, silversmith, at 12, at Guildhall. Ang. t h W. and J. Ludlow, of Ili hop's-Cannings, Wilts, colourman, at 1, at Catildhlll.—Ang% to. R. White, of Cradley, Hereffird, cora dealer, at eleven, at the Ram Inn Glouccster.-- Aug. 17. J Ino.atn, of Wood-street, Cheapside, Blackwell LW-factor, at ten, at Guild hall.—Anti. 9. W. • Pagett, of Gloucester, saddler. at eleven, at the Ram lun; Gloucester.—Ant'. 9. J. Coopey, of Churchdown, Ginn eester, ii , :rse-dealer, at eleven, at the Rant lon, Gloucester.—Ang. 9. K. Tosley, Gloucester, corn dealer, at tieven, at the Ram Inn. Gloncestev.—Ang. 17. S. Rhodes, of Newcastle- u nder-Lyme, SW for-1,-grocer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport.—Aug. 12. T. Marhhali. of Louth, Lincoln, grocer, at eleven, at the New King's Head Inn, I outh.—An. 10. W. and M. Kent, late of Mer ther, Cornwall, grocers, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, St. Aus tell.—Aug. Whitcher, sen. late of Ringwood, Hants, carrier, at one, at the Crown Inn, Rit4wood.—Ant'. 10. W. Johnson, of Bucelecote, Gloucester, wheelwright, at eleven, at the Kam Inn, Gloucester.—Aug. 10. T. Bright, of iVestbury-upon-Severn, Glou cester, corn-dealer, at eleven, at the Ram Inn.—Ang. 7. J. Swan, R. Anderson, and G. Swan, of IVapping-wall, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall—Aug. 14. J. I'. Bat key, of Dover, Kent, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. —Aug. 7. N. Havilon, of King-street, Blooms bury, milliner: at eleven, at Guildhall.---Aug. 10. J. Dodson, of Cranbrook, Kent. brewer, at ten, at Guildhall.—Ang. 18. T Webb, jun. late of Longford, WiltS, miller, at six, at the White Hart Inn, New Sarum.—July 31. W. Whittaker, of Manchester, merchant, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Manchester.—Aug. 16. M. France, late of Airfield, York, vintner, at eleven, at the Black Inn, Mir field.--Anz. i. J. Buret!, of lßolton-le-Moors, Lancaster, shop keeper, at tour, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. CERTIFICATES.—Iun us? 7• W..Tolinstone and S Phillips, of ILtverfordwest, merchants—W. Hay nett, sem late of Canteuhury,carrier.—W. ti..d J. Steel and C.. Johnstone, late of Lancaster. merchants.-1:.. Pite, ut Ipswich, baker.—lt Den t, n, of Wall hall-Holy-cross, liDrse.dvisler.—T. 11011, of Pall-Mall, jew eller•—(l. Hamm. ot Canterbury, perforucr.—G• Sales, of Glou , rater, innkeeper.—J. Jackson, lute of Bristol. tallow-chows cr.—J. ‘Vhiteburzic ot Kenton-street, Brimswich-square, p , sinter.—C. R iucher, of Walbrook, merchant.;--11. Lambert, of liaino!ciswicke, York. cotton-matitifletwer. —J. Sy ke., of Altuundbcry, York, clothier.—J. AltViccar, of Liverpool, broker.--J. Tutft, of Monmouth-street, Saint Gies's, elothes-saiesman. The Consistory Court of Doctor's Commons have dissolv ed the marriage of Mr. GEORG.P WATTS, of •Earl-street, 131a0tfriars, with SARAH DAVIS, at her instance, on the ground of affinity ) the being the sister of his former wife. _ 'I HE 1I E DOM A DAIII NIX. 18. The fifth Sunday after Trinity. Fpistle 1. St. Peter iii. S. {losnel St. L Le, v."l St. Sylopliorola and her seven sons. She was the widow of Si. Getulins, why had suffered martyrdom. The ha: barity of het enerties ended in having het thrown into a river, with a stow: oboist bier nick, and her sons being fastened to posts, were scourg?d till they died iii most excruciating tt.rinents, under the reign of Adrian, ann. 1 . 25.-1718 The King's troops evacuate Philadelphia, of which General Howe had taken possession the pieceiling year.-1554. Philip I!. of Sp.iiii hauled at Southampton, to marry Mary Queen 01 England. The Sun rises at 3 h. 59 min. sets at 8 High water morn 5 h. (1. min. afternoon at 5 h. 20 min. 19. illonday.—St. Arsenius was a Roman ci!izeh, emicient in of hu man sciunces, and recoNliDelided by Pope Damascus to he preceptor to ti.c two SODS of the Emperor Theodosite%, in titu c net of Constanti nople : surtcunded with pomp and magnificence, he learned to despise g eatness when accompanied with pride and ostentation, and having re•olved upon a life of retirement, went info Egypt, where on Mount Seethua, he became an example to the venerable Eermits of that re* nowned solitude.—Also Si. Epaphins, wine was the first Bishop of Cok) %; in Asia Minor. lie was converte i by St. Paul, went to Rome, and was impisoned ith him.-1588. The Spanish armada pr• lINA-S DI the Channel. The Sun rises at 4 h. 0 win. sots at 8 h. 0 min. 'High water morning at 5 h. 40 min. alternoon at 6 h. 4 min. o. Ttrrsrlay.--St. Margaret, a holy virgin, who, for the confession of her f a ith iu ( hrist, was put to death at Antioch, A. D. 243, or '175. in the most ancient imintings on glass, and others, we generally tind Ole Si ;ore of a dragon at her feet. Whether this fabulous animul p'aced Mete as an ctubletn of the troubles she suffered :1)3..te mpta oio, or alluding to some anecdote belonging. tcr Ott.logettdaq Ilfe of t hi., maiden saint, we have nut been able to a,certifiti. Soine:connnen taturs have doubted, and others denied the verreristenee of this vir gin. Her name being 111cfr t garita i which in Lgin means a Tearl." ami the illlegoty of the dragon, bet. g set as a goarclian - over precion‘ stunes and ether jewat, it is natur,,eto suppo:c that painters, titomb;n• ing the two idea's, - have given riseen.iliis' curious=ussociution..4 B o4763. Deat:i of Allan Ramsay, a lemons Scotch poet. He .was originally a harb..r, but possesittg a strung gettsus,. ha 'owl exchanged the rasa for tbu . The Sun rises at 4 h. 1 min. 'sets ut 7 it. 59 rain. iiigh-%ater taut ttinz ut 6 h.• 121) win. afternoon tt 6 h. 56 min. Last Quarter of the Moon, et 57 loin. past 9, night. 21. Wanetday.—St. Praxede, rt adgt.ter of St: Prudently' a 1101411r1 senator, who, having practised work, Of mercy tOwards itatChristians i , and employed herself in charitable &hos, was lung *pmeented by eater of Antonini's, and died in 140.-14103. The battle of Shrewsbury between Henry IV. and his rebellious subjects.--1683. Lord Ruisel was beheaded in Lincolies-inn-fields.-1766. Died, Robert Burn., the poet ; self-taught, but prompted by the natural impulse of his genius, he left the plough aside and seized the lyre. His poetry it replete with original ideas and an uncommon deln;ucy of feeling lulled to The Sun rises at 4 h. 3 min. sets . at '7 h. 57 min. High water motning at 7 h. 23 MM. afternoon at 7 h. 56 min. Thursday.—St. Mary, who, at 'the table of the Pharisee threw herself at the feet of Christ, washed them With her tears, and wip t d them with Iter hair. It is repotted, that after the nscension of Christ, she travelled to the southern parts of France ' and finding a. solitary re tirement in a beautiful vale, lived there many years us eunstant..prityers and austere mortification, until God called her to a better life.-1238. Edward I. gained n memorable victory at Falkirk, in Scciland.--1704. The taking of tlibraltar by Sir Getirge Rooke. • The Sun rises at 4 It. 4 min.. trivet 7 h. 56 min. High-water morning at 8 h 30 tans, afternoon at 9h. 5 min. QS. Friday.--Si. Apol.inaris, a holy man, who came in company u lib St. Peter from Antioch to Rutile, and being ordained a bishop by him, was sent to Ravenna, in lialy, to preach the Gospel. After con verting many to the faith of Christ. he stitiered martyrdom in the year B'.-1803. The first Consul of France arrives at Brussels.—Death of of Lord Killwarden and Ins nephew. The Sun rises at 4 h. 5 min. sets at 7 h. :115 min. high-water morning at 9 h. 43 n:in. afternoon 10 h. 90 Win. 44. tiaturday.—St. Clnistiana, da`ughto of a Pagan magistrate. was shot to death by arrows in the scar 285.-1797. The gallant son loses his arm at Tenet-Sae. The Sun rises at 4h. 7 min. sets at 7 11...53 mio. • High-water tuuruiug at,4o h. 511 min. allot noun 11 It. 36 Min. She ret• . • 2 •