3jd year the reign his prefent Majefry King George the Third, intitled, "An Act for cleanf. ing, lighting, watching, and regulating the iapes, paffages, and places, within the tawns of Manchester and Salford, the county palatine of Lancafter, for widening and rendering more- com

in truft far their equal benefit are to execute the fame, at the office of Mr. Seddon attorney, Cannon-ftreet, Manch-tter, within one Month from this day, o'herwiie ihcy wif be excluded the benefit of a final dividend, which will, after that time immediately be made hi" truftees

the Kirig s-H.";id Inn, in the town mouth, on Wednefday, the Twenty-feCo'*~ day October, iBco, between hour* * Four and Six in the Afternoon, Before the major part of the CotnmifTionc', nam<"J in a Commilfion of Bankruptcy illued and now in profecutiou J '° Tanner, a Bankrupt, S

From the London Gazette., dfiatcb bat been received by tit Ritbt Hen. Henry Bundai, from Major General pLi, commanding Hit Mc.jeJlj's troopt in the Hand of Malta. * Malta, Sept. —l Boo. SIR, >^_< £<ONCEIVING that it may be of the utmoft confequence that His Majefty's Minifters f

The crowd at the baggage warehoufe lias been immenfe this week, atrraited by the pre fents for the Royal Family, confining of the wardrobe and other articles taken from the late Tippoo Sultaun. The winter are immenfely heavy and magoificent—the turbans would almoft crulh the fle

The Paris Journals 10 the instant, which we received yesterday, contain intelligenc of much greater importance than we expected. Malta, after two years blockade, has at length surrendered, under capitulation, honourable, as a garrison so gallant might claim. No spot in tire woul

that Si. lor put., ig -u guilty o. perjury , 4 After my duty of recommendation remembered, it mav pleaw you to know, that this day, in the Star*‘ (’handier, whe.e were no men, but only Ix>rd '* Cardinal’s Grace, and sixteen or seventeen Lords of the Council, the Clerk of the Cou

fpiritt, tod *tt tliofe net too* which htrraft and the treat, fedemary, and delicate, thofe who hare been deluded int® a fecrct vice; for in all thefe cafet, it calculated warm aad ftead the cold, tremulous nerve*, to and invigorate the mufcelar fyflcin; to animate the fpitits,

The following it the account given by Gamier, of his dangerous experiment on the occafion of the late celebration 01 tbe Foundation uf the French Re- public, at Paris. •* Paris, (* Vendemiatre,) Sep:. 24. *"T"*?E areatberwas never left favourable than it was yeftcrday for defend