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Saturday, May 4th, 1805

MILLINERY and DRESS-MAKING.

Wanted immediately, Two Apprentices to the above Businesses. - Apply to Mesdms. E. and P. Meadows, Newport-Pagnell, Bucks.

NOTICE to DEBTORS and CREDITORS

ALL Persons having any Claim or Demand upon the Estate and Effects of Mr.WILLIAM CROSON, late of Eversholt, in the County of Bedford, Maltster and Farmer, deceased, are requested to transmit an Account of the same to his Executor, Mr.Richard Croson, of Eversholt aforesaid; or Mr.Eagles, Solicitor, of Ampthill; in order that the same may be immediately discharged. - And all Persons indebted to the said Estate, are desired forthwith to pay their respective Debts to the said Mr.Richard Croson.
Ampthill, 22d April, 1805

12th February, 1805
PURSUANT to a Decree in the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause PIERSON against BLOOME, the Creditors of THOMAS BLOOME, formerly of Abberford, in the County of York, and late of Daventry, in the County of Northampton, Land-Surveyor, deceased (who died on or about the 4th of June, 1798), are to come in and prove their Debts before James Stanley, Esq., one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London, on or before the twentieth Day of May, 1805; or in Default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the said Decree.

NOTICE to DEBTORS and CREDITORS

ALL Persons having any Claim or Demand on the Effects of the late Mrs.PENELOPE LANCASTER, Draper, Grocer, Undertaker, at Clophill, in Bedfordshire, deceased, are desired to give in their Accounts immediately to Mr.James Carvill, No.3, Russell-Court, Drury-Lane, London; or to Mr.George Whitbread, at Silsoe-Park, in the County of Bedford.- And all Persons standing any Ways indebted to the said Mrs.Penelope Lancaster, are desired to pay their respective Debts to the said Mr.James Carvill, or to Mr.George Whitbread, without further Notice.

RUSHTON ASSOCIATION
For prosecuting ROBBERS, THIEVES, &c.

THE Annual Meeting of the Members of the above Association will be held at the Cullen-Arms, at Rushton, in the County of Northampton, on Monday the 6th of May next.
Heugh Parry,
Solicitor and Treasurer to the said Association.
Market-Harborough, 23d April, 1805

VELLUM and OTHER PARCHMENT.

Henry Dawkes, Felmonger, &c. returns Thanks to the Gentlemen who have honoured him with their Custom in the above Branches; and begs Leave to inform the Public in general, he has entered upon the VELLUM and OTHER PARCHMENT BUSINESS.
* Gentlemen, Lace-Buyers, Pattern-Makers, or others in Want of such Articles, may rely on being served with any of the above Goods, of the best Quality, either in Dozens or in Skins, as may suit best, on reasonable Terms, with Punctuality and Dispatch, by applying (either personally or by Letter) to the said Henry Dawkes, Ravenstone, near Olney, Bucks.

FARRIERY.

An eligible and extensive Business, in the above Branch, being vacant by the Death of Mr.R.Rushworth, Persons wishing to apply for the same, may be informed of Particulars by Application, or addressing Letters (Post-paid), to Mrs.Rushworth, Great-Berkhampsted, Herts.
* A Forge, with every Article in the Blacksmith's Line, are likewise to be procured.

White Thread Lace, Edgings, &c.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By JOHN DAY,

On Wednesday the 15th of May, 1805, at the Saracen's-Head Inn, in NEWPORT-PAGNELL, Bucks, removed there for Conveniency of Sale, by Order of the Assignees of Mr.William Gurden, jun. Lace-Merchant, a Bankrupt.
THE STOCK in TRADE of the said Bankrupt; comprising several thousand Yards of the above mentioned Articles, in prime Condition, which will be laid in convenient Lots for the Trade, &c. &c.
* May be viewed on the Morning of the Sale till Eleven o'Clock, when the Sale will commence.
Catalogues may be had four Days before the Sale at the said Inn; and of the Auctioneer, in Stony-Stratford.

Wanted immediately, A single Person, well qualified to teach Writing and Arithmetic. - No one need apply who is not an excellent Penman and ready Accomptant, and whose moral Character will not bear the strictest Enquiry.
* For further Particulars, apply personally, or by Letter Post-paid, to the Rev.Mr.Fallowfield, Grammar-School, Daventry.

To PLUMBERS and GLAZIERS.
A Steady Man, capable of conducting the above Businesses, may have a good Situation immediately, by applying to Mrs.A.Underwood (Widow of the late Mr.Richard Underwood), Oundle.
* A.Underwood, thankful for Favours received, humbly solicits a Continuance of the same, which will be gratefully acknowledged.

Wanted immediately, A JOURNEYMAN WHEELWRIGHT. - Apply to G.Bull, Wheelwright, Leckhampstead, near Buckingham.

Wanted in a Gentleman's Family, as Groom and Coachman, a Young Man, of light Weight, who can drive both with Reins and on the Saddle. - A Footman is also Wanted in the same Family.
* Apply at Mr.March's, Bookseller, Wellingborough; if by Letter, Post-paid.

Freehold Estate, Huntingdonshire
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. ABBOTT,

At the White-Lion, St.Neots, in the County of Huntingdon, on Thursday the 6th Day of June, 1805, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon.
A Desirable and very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, of rich Arable Land, inclosed and Tythe-free, with two convenient Dwelling-Houses, a Farm-Yard, with necessary Buildings, and good Water, pleasantly situate in a fertile Vale, in the Parish of ORFORD-CLUNEY, in the said County; containing 20 Acres, more or less, of useful and very convertible Arable Land, inclosed and Tythe-free, surrounded with a fine thriving quick Fence, and good Water in the same; a very pleasant Dwelling-House

Parade, Northampton

T.Dainty respectfully begs Leave to inform the Inhabitants of Northampton and its Vicinity, and the Public in general, that he has taken and entered upon the House and Premises late in the Occupation of Mrs.Hill, where he has Opened a Shop, and sells every Article in the Grocery Business; and trusts that, by an Attention to the Favours with which he may be honoured, and a Determination that his Goods shall be of the best Quality and sold on the most reasonable Terms, he shall merit their Patronage and Support.

ROWTON & SONS,
Linen-Drapers, Mercers, Hosiers, Hatters, and
Haberdashers,

RETURN their most grateful Acknowledgements to their numerous Friends, and the Inhabitants of Northampton and its Vicinity, for the very liberal Encouragement they have met with since their Commencement in Business; and beg Leave to inform them, and the Public in general, that they have laid in, from the best Markets, a fresh Assortment of the most Fashionable Articles in Demand for the present and approaching Seasons, which they trust, on Inspection, will merit them a Continuance of the distinguished Favours they have already so liberally experienced, and which it will be their utmost Endeavour to deserve.
* Winter Prints sold at very reduced Prices.

Northampton, May 4th, 1805.
ALL Persons who have any Claim or Demand on the Estate and Effects of Francis Bedford Old, of Hardmead, in the County of Bucks, are desired to send an Account of their respective Demands immediately to Mr.Austin Johnson, of the Parish of Courteenhall, in the County of Northampton, or Mr.Francis Evans, of the Town of Northampton (to whom the said Francis Bedford Old hath made an Assignment of all his Effects), or to Mr.Howes, Solicitor, in Northampton. - And all Persons who stand indebted to the said Francis Bedford Old, are required to pay their respective Debts to the said Mr.Johnson, Mr.Evans, or Mr.Howes, within one Month from the Date hereof, or they will be sued for the same without further Notice.

Whereas I Henry Goddard, of Churchover, in the County of Warwick, Labourer, did falsely, and without any just Foundation, raise a scandalous Report, injurious to the Character of John Green, of Lutterworth, in the County of Leicester, Ragman; and whereas the said John Green has forgiven me for the said false Report and Scandal, on Condition of my publicly asking his Pardon, and acknowledging myself to have uttered a notorious Falsehold, having no just Foundation for such erroneous Report and Scandal : I do therefore hereby publicaly ask his Pardon, acknowledging his Lenity in stopping all Prosecutions against me. - Dated Lutterworth, this 29th Day of April, 1805.
Henry Goddard.
Witness to the above, Chas.Ward, Yeoman, and Wm.Newcombe, Woolcomber, Lutterworth.

Buckinghamshire
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. CHAPMAN

At Garraway's Coffee-House, Change-Alley, Cornhill, London, on Friday the 7th Day of June, 1805, at Twelve o'Clock.
A Very desirable Freehold and Tythe-Free Estate, situate at Pitchcott, in the County of Bucks, about six Miles from Aylesbury, and ten from Buckingham; consisting of one hundred Acres, or thereabouts, of exceedingly rich Pasture Land, well watered, and conveniently divided for Occupation, with two Cow-Houses thereon.
* The Premises may be seen with Leave of Mr.Dover, the Tenant; and further Particulars to be had of Messrs.Churchills & Field, Solicitors, Deddington, Oxfordshire; or Mr.Carter, Staple Inn, London.

MILLINERY, FANCY-DRESS, and MANTUA - MAKING BUSINESSES.

MRS POPE (late Partner with Miss Cockerill,) fully impressed with a due Sense of Gratitude for the many Favours she has received in the above Businesses (both during, and subsequent to, her late Partnership,) begs Leave to assure those Ladies who may be pleased to honour her with their Commands, no Pains shall be spared to insure their future Patronage, which will be ever gratefully acknowledged by their obedient, humble Servant,
E. POPE.
Woburn, May 3d, 1805.

Freehold Estate, in the Town of Bedford,
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By BROWN & SON,

On Tuesday, the 7th Day of May, 1805, at Mr.Garner's, the George Inn, Bedford, at Six o'Clock in the Evening (subject to Conditions which will be produced at the Time of Sale), in one Lot.
ALL those TWO new-built HOUSES, situate in that pleasant and improved Part of Town, called ST. Lloyd's, in the Parish of St.Paul, BEDFORD; consisting of a neat and convenient Dwelling - House, with Kitchen, Parlour, and three Bed-Chambers, with Yard and Barn adjoining, now in the Occupation of Mr.John Long; also, one other neat Dwelling - House, adjoining, in the Occupation of Mr.William Tomlin, consisting of a convenient Kitchen, Parlour, and Two Chambers, with Yard and Barn thereto.
* The above are in excellent Repair, being lately built.
For a View of the Premises, apply to the Tenants, and for further Particulars to Brown & Son, Auctioneers, Bedford.

Tuesday se'nnight, as a little girl, daughter of Mr.Basset, shoemaker, was at play in a public walk in Frankwell, in Shrewsbury, she was killed by a musket-ball, which passed through her head. It was immediately discovered, that the accident had arisen from a few members of the Shrewsbury Volunteers having imprudently met in the adjacent fields to exercise themselves in firing ball. - Coroner's verdict, Accidental death. - In consequence of this fatal accident, the commanding officer has given out in orders, that whoever fires off his musket otherwise than in military duty in the field, shall be immediately dismissed the corps with every mark of disgrace.

J.Varley, aged 16, has been committed to Lancaster castle, for killing his sister, a fine young woman of 21, at Marsden. It appeared from the evidence of his own brother and another sister, that the deceased, for a wanton act of mischief in the prisoner, had beaten him with a stick, on which he plunged a sharp pointed knife into her side, which caused her death in about eight hours.

Northampton,
Saturday Evening, May 4.

Married. On Saturday se'nnight, Mr.John Brinkler, of Bicester, to Mrs.Stevens, of the same place.
Last week, Mr.Wm.Hurst, hosier, to Miss Stevenson, both of Leicester
On Thursday last, Mr.John Lomas, jun. woolstapler, of Leicester, to Miss Linney, of Melton-Mowbray.
Died. On Sunday last, in the 23d year of her age, to the inexpressible grief of her family and friends, Mrs.Emma Dicey, daughter of T.Dicey, Esq. of Claybrook-Hall, Leicestershire.
On the 18th of November last, in the East-Indies, aged 21, Lieutenant Benjamin Burgess, of the 4th regiment of Bengal Native infantry, eldest son of Mr.Francis Burgess, of Leicester.
On Saturday se'nnight, aged 24, Miss Katherine Rogers, daughter of Mr.Rogers, of Potton, Bedfordshire.
On Tuesday se'nnight, in London, after a few weeks illness, in his 27th year, Mr.John Hunt, merchant of Birmingham, youngest son of the late Harry Hunt, Esq. of Lady Wood.
On Wednesday se'nnight, at Clifton, after a most lingering illness, Mrs.Meynell, wife of Godfrey Meynell, eldest son of Hugo Meynell, Esq. of Quorndon, Leicestershire.
Same day, at an advanced age, Mr.Wm.Street, of Coventry.

The Rev.William Talbot, M.A. is instituted by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, to the rectory of Clifton-Reynes, Bucks, void by the resignation of the Hon.and Rev.Archibald Hamilton Cathcart.
Mr.William Saffery, attorney at law, Howard-street, London, has been chosen Registrar to the Honourable Corporation of Bedford Level, vacant by the death of Charles Nalson Cole, Esq.

The Boughton Volunteer Infantry, under the command of Major Lockwood Maydwell, have been for a fortnight on permanent duty at Thrapston, and were reviewed on Wednesday by Brigadier-General Warde, who complimented them on the extraordinary exertions they had made during the time they had been in quarters; and assured them, that the steadiness and precision with which they executed their manoeuvres, would not disgrace the oldest regiment of the line, and could not be exceeded by any Volunteer Corps. - This is the first time they have been on permanent duty; and an inhabitant of the town, who is wholly unconnected with the corps, is desirous of testifying, that during the whole time they were embodied, not a single complaint was made to the officers; and their whole deportment was that of neighbours, citizens, and subjects, associated, like the earlier Swiss confederacies, not for offence, but defence, and impressed with the sacredness of the cause which involves the preservation of all that gives comfort and value to human existence.

At the Quarter-Sessions held at Peterborough, on Wednesday se'nnight, John Bellamy, a waterman, received sentence of death, for a rape on the person of Ann Phillips, a young woman aged 18, servant of Wm.Hopkinson, Esq. of Sutton, near Peterborough.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, To Wit.

The following is a List of the Whole of the Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates of the Militia of the said County, commanded by Colonel Sir Richard Brooke de Capell Brooke, Baronet, who have volunteered to serve in His Majesty's Regular Forces,
Under the Provisions of an Act passed in the present Session of Parliament, intitled, "An Act for allowing a certain Proportion of the Militia in Great Britain, voluntarily to enlist into His Majesty's Regular Forces and Royal Marines." - Dated 23d April, 1805.


Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered

John Hatton	S	Thomas Bleake	Weston-and-Weedon	Brackley	43d Regiment
Moses Loveman	O	Valentine Higham	Culworth		Ditto
William Knight	O	William South	Croughton		14th
John Nelson	S	Robert Hodges	Newbottle		95th
Richard Rickets	S	William Cleaver	Greensnorton		Ditto
Robert Addington	S	Thomas Hunt	Halse		14th
John Hopkins	S	John Hughes	Middleton-Cheney		Ditto
James Morris	O	James Hillier	Greensnorton		52d
Robert Bradley	S	John Howes	Eydon		Ditto
Thomas Ward	S	Edward Barlow	Chippingwarden		14th
Edmund Sabin	O	William Willifer	Aston-le-Walls		Ditto
Charles Westley	O	William Edwards	Byfield		56th
Edward Clarke	O	Joseph Taylor	Evenley		95th
William Clements	O	John Horne	Syresham		Artillery
Thomas Carvill	S	William Scott	Whittlebury		Ditto
William Butlin	S	Richard Buckby	Brackley St.James		Ditto
James Ball	O	John Fox	Greensnorton		56th Regiment
Thomas Jackson	S	William Chester	Lower-Boddington		95th
George Hezlewood	S	Thomas Handcox	Chippingwarden		Artillery
James Adams	S	John Ward	Culworth		14th Regiment
John West	S	Charles Fox	Helmdon		95th
Joseph Braggins	O	John Pipkin	Newbottle		1st Foot-Guards
John Baker	O	Richard Parish	Plumpton		52d Regiment
William Wagstaff	O	Edward Hawkes	Kingsutton		Ditto
Hercules Smith	O	John Penn	Middleton-Cheney		Ditto
Joseph Timms	O	Samuel Lord	Ditto		Ditto
Joseph Bannister	O	Richard Harris	Brackley St.James		Ditto
Joseph Miles	O	Henry Penn	Aynhoe		56th
Samuel Eyles	O	William Claridge	Woodford		14th
William Palmer	O	John Coy	Weston-and-Weedon		Ditto
John Summers	O	William Butlin	Bradwin		Ditto
John Hobley	O	William Mobbs	Hinton		Ditto
Joseph Boulstridge	S	John Durrant	Middleton-Cheney		52d
Thomas Moult	O	William Potts	Chalcombe		Ditto
Aaron Loveman	O	John Leigh	Upper-Boddington		43d
Richard Anthisle	O	Matthew Hartwell	Farthinghoe		52d
Samuel Brotherton	O	William Dumbleton	Woodend		Ditto
William Williams	O	Henry Meadows	Kingsutton		Ditto
Matthew Wise	O	John Gardner	Radstone		Ditto
William Brothers	O	Abram Smallbones	Upper-Boddington		Ditto
Richard Miles	O	Edward Leetch	Aynhoe		56th
William Walker	S	Thomas Barratt	Greensnorton		14th
Benjamin Holland	S	Richard Fathers	Kingsutton		Ditto
Joseph Grundey	S	Richard Palmer	Aston-le-Walls		Ditto
William Ball	S	William Hands	Chalcombe		Ditto
Thomas Hall	O	Charles Johnson	Aston-le-Walls		4th
James Amos	O	Timothy Whitlock	Silverstone		14th
George Addison	O	Thomas Mountford	Woodford		52d
John Tolton	O	Henry Bull	Brackley St.Peter		43d
Martin Humphries	O	Thomas Butler	Chalcombe		Ditto
George Bree	O	Thomas Bazeley	Morton-Pinkney		Ditto
William Cumberpatch	O	William Pettifer	Helmdon		Artificers



Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered
John Mills	O	Charles Gurden	Daventry	Daventry	95th Regiment
John Lewis	O		Ditto		Artillery
James Whale	O	Joseph Middleton	Braunston		56th Regiment
John Blackwell	O	John Tomlin	Long-Buckby		Ditto
Thomas Boyson	S		Litchborough		14th
Robert E. Burton	O	James Overton	Daventry		95th
Samuel Kelham	O	John Rutledge	Hellidon		14th
John Brown	O	In Person	Litchborough		Ditto
Charles Jennings	O	John Clarke	Badby		95th
Joseph Peers	O	William Hinks	Lilbourn		Ditto
Joseph Bell	O	Thomas Vann	Hollowell		Ditto
John Eltington	O	Samuel Perkins	Crick		Ditto
Thomas Suffolk	O	William Fields	Stow		Ditto
Francis Grim	O	Joseph Olliver	Barby		52d
James Littlefield	O	John Bland	Daventry		56th
William Roberts	O	William Vernon	Newnham		Artillery
Thomas Stains	O	John Gibbons	Kilsby		Ditto
John Wynn	S	In Person	Daventry		Artificers
William Stanger	S	William Lee	Long-Buckby		59th Regiment
William Slymm	S	Thomas Levell	Winwick		13d
Aaron Cox Smith	S	Samuel Gardner	Kilsby		59th
Joseph Tallitt	S	Thomas Gee	Thornby		52d
James Boswell	S	William Percy	Litchborough		95th
John Cattle	O	Samuel Sharp	Guilsborough		14th
Edward Boulter	O	Thomas Garlick	Newnham		95th
James Bland	S	William Gardner	Daventry		56th
Isaac Worcester	S	Thomas Gregory	Dodford		14th
Joseph Furley	S	Thomas Watson	Hellidon		Artificers
Lewis Eyre	O	John Adams	Daventry		95th Regiment
Matthias Burton	S	Thomas Jellis	Kilsby		Ditto


Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered
William Prestidge	O	Daniel Cook	Ledgers-Ashby		Ditto
John Sturges	O		Daventry		Ditto
James Young	S	Thomas Turner	Badby		Ditto
Daniel Dunkley	S	Thomas Cook	Daventry		52d


Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered
John Lee	O	Humphrey Jayes	Guilsborough		Ditto


Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered

Isaac Freer	O	Thomas Smith	Irthlingborough	Kettering	43d
William Joice	O	John Horner	Ditto		52d
Samuel Palmer	S	John Skempton	Twywell		43d
George Sedgley	O	William Wright	Weston-by-Welland		56th
Thomas Glover	O	William Bates	Deenthorp		Ditto
John Rowkins	O	In Person	Addington		95th
George Bradwell	S	John Gill	Lowick		Ditto
Thomas Cooper	S	Joseph Hill	Woodford		14th
Thomas Robinson	S	John Rawson	Bridgestock		Ditto
Samuel Plowright	S	Job Swingler	Braybrook		Ditto
Samuel Tew	O	Thomas Smith	Rushton		Ditto
Charles Manning	S	John Tebbutt	Finedon		Ditto
Joseph Monk	O	William Neal	Little-Bowden		56th
Samuel Townley	O	Joseph Townley	Arthingworth		Ditto
Thomas Abbott	O	Samuel Askew	Cranford		52d
William Wells	S	William Clow	Cottingham		Ditto
Amos Quenby	O	William Bilby	Great-Addington		Ditto
William Lilley	S	George Worley	Cranford		9th
John Worlidge	S	James Williamson	Kelmarsh		Ditto
William Fisher	O	John Judkin	Kettering		52d
Richard North	O	Volunteer	Burton-Lattimer		14th
Samuel Sudborough	O	John Horsley	Corby		95th


Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered

John Hadland	O	Thomas Hodges	Floore	Northampton	56th
William Wheeler	O	William Cave	Quinton		Artillery
Alexander Garratt	O	John Gibbs	Blisworth		14th Regiment
George Botterill	S	John Hedge	West Ward		95th
John Walford		Richard Dunkley	East Ward		56th
Thomas Chapman	O	Richard Scriven	Harpole		52d Regiment
Michael Dodd	O	Thomas Capell	Brockhall		Artillery
William Knowles	S	William Chandler	Brington		14th Regiment
William Cuffley	O	John Hill	North Ward		52d
Thomas Baxter	O	William Martin	Spratton		14th
William Marriott	S	William Dawkins	West Ward		95th
Thomas Goode	S	John Irons	Harlestone		14th
Thomas Welch	O	John Stanton	East Ward		95th
William Plant	S		Nether-Heyford		52d
Thomas Addington	O	Thomas Henman	Rothersthorpe		14th
Thomas Palmer	O	Thomas Howes	Ditto		Ditto
Richard Burt	S	John Emery	Whilton		52d
Joseph Sergeant	O	William Sutton	Weston-Favell		Ditto
William Smith	S	William Cave	Harlestone		Ditto
William Lee	O	William Danes	Kingsthorpe		95th
John Johnson	O	William Plackett	Cogenhoe		52d
William Crick	O	William Webb	Floore		Ditto
Edward Tite	O	In Person	Kingsthorpe		Ditto
William Jaques	S	Richard Jeffery	Yardley-Hastings		Ditto
John Walker	O	John Chambers	West Ward		Ditto
William Fanton	O	John Grose	East Ward		Ditto
William Tomlin	O	John Cook	Duston		Ditto
John Cox	O	In Person	Spratton		Ditto
William Cook	S	Joseph Treadgold	Brington		59th
James Dean	O	Richard Smith	Hardingstone		52d
John Smith	O	John Gold	Great-Billing		95th
Coles Bayes	S	Abraham Roberts	Chequer Ward		Artificers
James Martin	S	Frederick Fleet	Blisworth		56th Regiment


Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered

John Braybrook	S	John Magor	Thrapston	Oundle	43d
John Stapleford	S	Robert Mieres	Cliff-Regis		14th
John Forster	O	John Baxter	Collyweston		Ditto
James Kennell	O	William Williamson	Apethorp		Ditto
James Smith	O	Thomas Boon	Benefield		52d
William Broughton	O	John Barnes	Ditto		59th
Robert Bowker	S	William Ball	Cliff-Regis and Collyweston		Ditto
Benjamin Jelley	O	Samuel Danna	Benefield		14th
Thomas Paers	S	John Clarke	Easton and Yarwell		Ditto
Thomas Timpson	S	John Dean	Clapton, &c		52d


Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered

William Renew	O	William Garfott	Helpstone	Peterborough	Artificers
James Smith	O	William Smart	Peterborough		14th Regiment
William Boardman	S	George Parsons	Northborough		Ditto
Clement Adams	S	Peter Foucart	Castor, cum Milton		Ditto
John Dennis	S	John Cartwright	Borough Fen		Ditto
Samuel Hackett	O	John Frisby	Northborough		Ditto
Francis Harwood	O	William Banister	Peterborough		56th
John Bottomley	S	Robert Vines	Helpstone, with Ashton		Ditto
James Judson	O	Edward Lloyd	Peterborough		52d
Richard Clarke	S	Francis Shaw	Ditto		Ditto
William Freeman	S	Samuel Smith	Ditto		14th
Benjamin Roughton	S	John Dobbs	Ditto		9th
Benjamin Law	O	John Woolley	Peakirk		14th
Francis Moxon	O	John Hill	Eye		Ditto
William Eagles	O	In Person	Ditto		59th
Thomas Ridgway	O	Edward Stokes	Wansford		95th
William Bills	O	Henry Le Pywell	Peterborough		14th
Thomas Pix	O	Thomas Hement	Ditto		Ditto
Henry Brooks	O	William Morbey	Ditto		52d
Mark Jackson	O	John Harrison	Dogsthorp		14th
John Pridmore	O	William Speechley	Peterborough		95th
John Smith	S	George Gaskell	Ditto		59th


Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered

Thomas Calvert	S	In Person	Paulerspury	Towcester	14th
George Higginbottom	S	Edward Curtain	Stoke-Bruerne		Artillery
John Agutter	S	Richard Gee	Paulerspury		Ditto
Timothy Arden	O	Lazarus Lamburn	Tiffield		14th Regiment
Thomas Dickins	O	Anthony Webb	Wickin		56th
Charles Horton	S	Thomas Archbold	Cold-Higham		14th
Thomas Taylor	S	Joseph Kendall	Abthorp		Ditto
William Fennell	S	Thomas Mills	Ashton		Ditto
Thomas Hall	O	John Turvey	Alderton		43d
Joseph Emery	O	John Rastall	Pattishall		14th
Charles Divett	O	Job Johnson	Towcester		59th
Job Tompkins	O	In Person	Abthorp		14th
Ambrose Upton	O	Ditto	Ashton		95th
Samuel Woodland	O	Job Gardner	Yardley-Gobion		14th
Thomas Billing	O	Volunteer	Cosgrove		95th
John Cook	O	Thomas Cockerill	Pattishall		14th
Samuel Darlison	O	Richard Campion	Paulerspury		52d
Richard Ratcliff	O	William York	Ditto		14th
Thomas Swan	S	Thomas Barker	Road		52d




Names	Old or Supp.	Whom	Serve for What Parish	What Division	Into what Regiment volunteered
William Hicks	S	Charles H. Hodson	Wellingborough	Wellingborough	43d
Robert Drage	O	Thomas French	Raunds		95th
Jonathan Childs	O	Samuel Linnett	Walgrave		Ditto
John Pointer	O	Robert Wiggins	Brixworth		Ditto
William Sutton	O	Samuel Roughton	Ringstead		14th
William Kent	O	Joseph Pack	Higham-Ferrers		56th
William Cliff	O	Robert Toseland	Hannington		Ditto
William Patrick	O	John Eady	Harrowden		95th
Thomas Lea	S	Charles Cornish	Earls-Barton		14th
John Reynolds	S	Charles Leach	Hanging-Houghton		56th
William Rowe	S	William Elliott	Raunds		Ditto
William Perkins	O	Thomas Stevens	Woollaston		Artillery
Thomas Watts	S	Thomas Williamson	Wellingborough		14th Regiment
John Allen	O	Samuel Poole	Ditto		Ditto
James Hervey	S	Chason George	Irchester		95th
Joseph Britchford	O	Peter Tolley	Ecton		43d


Names	Old or Supp.		Non-Commissioned Officers.		Into what Regiment volunteered

Serjeant James Beal	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	52d Light Infantry
Serjeant Benjamin Hopper	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	14th Regiment
Serjeant George Cluse	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	56th
Serjeant William Garner	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	14th
Serjeant Robert Whitton	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	56th
Corporal James Gent	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	52d Light Infantry
Corporal Rich. Brooksbank	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	14th Regiment
Corporal Samuel Silverwood	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	59th
Corporal Thomas Gardner	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	Ditto
Corporal Thomas Holman	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	Ditto
Corporal Samuel Robinson	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	95th
Corporal William Newit	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	14th
Corporal Benjamin Thomas	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	52d Light Infantry
Corporal James Southorn	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	56th Regiment
Corporal John Walford	O	-----------	-----------	-----------	Ditto

By Order of the Right Honourable Charles Earl of Northampton, Lord-Lieutenant of the said County,
Charles Markham, Clerk of the General Meetings

Price Four Guineas.
T.SCOTT,
PLUMBER
and
WATER-CLOSET -
MAKER,
Market - Harborough,
Leicestershire

RESPECTFULLY acquaints his Customers and the Public in general, that he makes and sells WATER-CLOSETS, upon a very simple Construction, which act without Valves, Plug, Slide, or Cock, and hold a certain Quantity of Water in the Basons, warranted to keep sweet and clean, and not liable to be out of Order from Paper, which is so common in Water-Closets.
N.B. He manufactures Garden-Engines, made to hold twenty Gallons of Water in the Cistern.