Star. — London, England, 1806-04-01 00:00:00

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Minillers, to whom. in this inlionce, he didieakkad to impute the leall blame, had fetit nut tt 1111Mmisti Letter to the Governors in the Weit Indieri aspir in them not to grant a permitll rn for imjaoktation from America , on light and trivial gran 6. soo* of them took an alarm, and pnt a a , " to else inspor• radon altogether, Which had the circa of - ewe:noun, railing the price of [novo - flit's. It was, however, fit that the intevcourfe, which was necciTory, at kali in tined.of war, to the comfort and well being of oar WO India colonies, firculd be regulated by as Aft of the Legit:Wore, and that the Governors of our Moods fhould not he reduced to tbe'neeetTity dram). tinually oeliog in violation oithe law, or Minilers at bone, continually advirlag filch violations. Be con cluded by prefenting a bill to indemnify all. perfeor concerned in advig or ordering meaferes for im porting certain articles into the Welt India iflands fr.•rr, America, in American sects, which was read s firfl time, The bete of MONTROSE etintetaled with much of what had been Paid by the 'Noble Lord. He hoWever, that with the aid of convoy's, the WeR Indies might, even inJime of war, be (applied from this country ; but alknitred that a fupply fo fent would be precarious. In time of peace, how ever, the queflion. aflame! "a far different fhape, as he conceived there was no doubt that nor Well India Iflonds could their he fupplied regularly from this country. He objetied to the trade between America and the Welt Indies on account of itegiving rife to fenugglitig to a great extent, and of its enabling the 'Americans to import into our colonieothe produce of the Ealt Indies at a low rate, thereby excluding the merchants of this country from a beneficial female bf trade. When he heard the NoLle Lord fpeak of the advantages of neutral bottoms, he hoped his Maier ty's Minißers had not formed a fimilar opinion' with refpe& to the trade carried on by AMerico between the enefny's colonies and the mother country: The confining our Well India Iflands to proceye a IfttlipPy of provifions by Means of Britifh 'effete in time of Peace, would be the means of employing = great number of Britifh fcarnen, whilft it would prove a beneficial fource of commerce to thii country, the advantages of which ought not lightly to be given up. Lord SHEFFIELD fupported the arguments of the Duke of Montrofe. Lord HOLLAND deprecated ortr• entering into anf war of regulations with the United States of America, refpeding an intercourfe which tended to mutual advantage. He could not conceive that the confining our Welt India Hoods to a fupply in Bri. tilts veffels would be of that advantage to this country which the Noble Doke had kited ; the feamen em• pinyed in fuch a trade wet* not of that defcription to be ufefal to this country, neither would building Sips here for the porp•rfe of fending to America to per. chafe•provilions to carry to the Weft Indies repay the expence. He trained that Parliament would never again try the experiment which was produdive of fo much mifery to our Well India colonies, inthe period from 1784 to 1796, when their fupply from America was cut off, and in confequence of which, in Jamaica alone, 15,000 Negroes died, from the famine which that regulation produced. The Duke of MONTROS.E contended, that In time of Peace an- exclufive trade to our Weft India • Iflands. in Bririlh veffels, would be the means of em ploying a great humber of our feamen, who , would otherwife be unemployed. After fome explanation from Lord Anckland, Lord GRENVILLE obferved, that the quail= as to whiff might or might not be politic or expedi ent, with ocfpeCl to the trade to our Welt India Mantis in time of peace ' was wholly foreign to the quegion now before the Houfe. Whatever opinion might to entertained nn the former point, it w clear that in time of war, a necelGty exifted for al lowing the Americans to (apply our Weft India Mande with provilions ; at all events, he was not dif puf.d to hazard a fpecular inn of confining the fource of fupply to Britilh when the fribfittence of near a million of perfons inhabiting a molt important Part of the Br;tifli Empire was at Rake. He fug `gelled that it• be mod expedient to adopt a Legtiht,rc regulation, which might be done by a ,claille to on:fiat Bill, authorihng his Moiety in Council, to dire 9 his Moiety's G wernors in the Well Indies to iffue proclamations from time to time, each proclamation to he in force for fix months, al. lowing tie hni:ortati'm of provilions and lumber in Amer v-hfelt He was iccidcdly of opinion that Come Lezitlative rcgulat:on ou,:ht to be emitted upon I the Itthie:.9, and that the fylien of cr-ntinuolly I ling the law and palling Bills of Indemnity, ought j not to he corrimied. Lord AUCKLAND gave twice, that in the pro refs of the Bill, he fltould inrrodii e a Claufe founded upon the foggelli•in thrown out by his Noble Friend. The Bill was ordered to be printed„—Adjourned. • 7,1 , 7 . , I • )131k 1 V, lL f, oft* "• .• : _. 1 . , • . r, k/INVALL PM 40111 1 09 ii1114'.44; ABC , . riii DOW/t i yar • . ": rrettfra z infP \ 7 /sa -I." lsibi . 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Z •rurstr•••• ,iii iod by ex I ~ ; amity . Trader lithki "" ' 74l ' ' ',Wait any lifesuitago Yobbo ' I 11 ) . .7 X 0410111•11111.1.0totol to Narrow, sod thet the Pei. . i k aamt oat sod. beappeowyd I* Cooed by cock In .10 Gott foAld &AO MARACA kc die County for tie! Iliminboos fir rbo Caw, be **SW to Kelm sad iIIPPfot illfe Petleito.ood that dal Mitibleto fee the frets* Ho. tooprbtito*gourty abbe alk 114oLiplepport the fame. a bulticriodo -*.a.M.. Atio FM *theft the oreedary . . . li - 1 = 1 ;bo Clokioßdiftlot OtoseateMe arealitted at tbla Mat. 6 11 lit 11. * ailitlitiltooo OW to time parfait foci Weer ,imsryins Imo o . 1 the atAritittt, iti4lll - . . . 44,Ceeettia t . I Papua. , MM. ROWER. Chanties. grit Chtiotois *tin orsitmg the qtalts ,Rdolvoi stomiemofiy, That dn .- Maks of chic Mectintl be Oen Yo thethetritiatt, for Ph amehtioo to the bubnefs of the day. J DOULD READ, See. and S.L. BY ORDSIR OF THE HOP4OUR AMR COMMISSIOWirb P4RI.I.4MENTART PROCEADINGS. h • ..HOUSE OP LpROS. MONDAY, MARCH St. The Royal Affeitt by CommilLun, the LORD. CuAiicziAoa, Loras WALIIINGUAM and AUCKLAND, fitting at C0111111011041t411. Viac le ten to the different Errhequer Bills' Bills, the FeloneTrOl partation. the Spirits, Eicife. and (even Private Bills. 'Lewd °RENVILLE r..fe to move an Mitres to his WWII, i fOr ilia molt gracious IVieZage, rdpedling the fatless:tent of ab &p -eony of tcocl. per s'er'um oat .kchniral hwocth He fold, that after the motion which he had bad the pleafure of fubmftting to the Hash on a former .t..y, and In conhommee of which they air' ferrtd the bi,theft honour they could upon tha: galhat Officer. he limpid nut take up alt,ic lima bf any Ga.. rations on his late hell Ilant atebicrement. hat move that the Mute (hould exprtfs ho imam& to concur in his hi:jelly's molt gracious intentima.w. Aimed. finagle/it BIM co the Table were paged In theft relpealec Akopea , 'Ple...Earl 9( gAMDEN mo cd (or feverai Papers relating u. the Returns boderthe AdAtional Porte Set • Lord HAWKESSU RV wiihed ti fuhrnit to the Hoofe fore Idaelems, to which he thooght there amid he no objection; they Mit fur Returns of the Voiturcer Conn during the paw. digs and uL g, datinpullitinp between the number of 4)=.00 the efth blilloncnt and thuk deemed di. ient alfo fqr aia Account of the thenner of, him "ha heel Dept on Permanent Duty for the fame Wes. .4' • Earl pf ROSSLYN expr...ffed his doubts, whether It waslil be predicable to make fuels a return as the Nob'e Lord females with, except the particular returns of all the corps that Md infreeled (tumid be laid before the Heide. Betides. the Gibe if ellicioney were In various and minute, that they could nit *WO compelled in a general return. Loyd, itkiVICESBURY Paid, that be was nut period/0y air tacked to the form of his motion ; he had tin objeftion to atlap lany am=.. eat, provided it did not deltroy the fubßance d hie • motion. J f i. . • .--•••••••••••••-.• ••.• - ••••••••••.1 - Isl 4# lovii•dielsifoll rat 4 4.0. 1 .r. 140101 c# 46 0{,. Wad *lf et Istalworl b w 1.a.4 416 toir••• lfrifil!lsiay p f4pril «stow 9.40 Siiirse• emir a. mash rjew sig bike. oara• . , • /oh . z- St a icliNursx's SAM Jo logimplarliri • .0 ! t ill ' et alfrilkyllit sok 44 jriviadet.thor villassoar toie4 • - orbs users 6 Wrie115w..0•161.40041 , 414 - flikowfac eihrilitior of 1T441/4144: I t 1 tee a1i:..1,11 K.. 1 Crops Distill Piro • ! -• .! ;1i!riE••• : 1 4.46.1.--.— ; Drawly t• • - 4 .-1 n ' . 1 ' CO t # ....i l l PoC tear -.lll,llnolloative .. . . ~ mat . r. t i \admit ii diliva ' . at _ 1 . ifityrioseta, In Mell • t in' •I6e • • '7. ' • fro vine MVO lin' "' " ipxy saibe r ' .". •; SY ii" iin or PAW/ - ' 11,11•Jmnd fen ar Agin ~... L firlih,beteked nitosty aro after die& ' illes cfp00•4111c, `-- ltddlniAi r°4l ! at ib 4 l T r ",i.r * Aellie• ! _ _ 4... a *Twist logotheOgoihrifta My Tbselbeienise bawd; NM 'As 1 TiPdaiLlarowil Dm& Itossity r, .0. olskil CIPPIPIP DU11040.11404 sr Tromerfrre • All* Dot& Hama` ot 4 bobee IMP sums 11411 r Iptitiolz , .! ' 7: 1 14 mond erMA k isti 6 arTaskr le grab lir Mt" JIMA mill :111.6•4 is won& • &irk* that JUR apt k Miami Aide lewd • *Ore Chii 411•&a. th•fdd Aids's& sod I yaw m0d.... =IOW 51Pippeadokorkflielroodar, whop hessa • Si MN*" sami • hypiir villitailita• . .ar.4. z . -- ------- iii ififi MAMMY*, CUSTOMS. Tro t Oi NON* set Ai o'clock let at three in tie ofith ththi e ir MAIM Sale. at tieCigtom Houk ill Trak' „6,170,1,140W1NG GOOD t 4lOl I Op* Suede of it (hl otla a( Rrand7. , t " Sixteen Pleas of 817 foe ii fk Timber. ' • Seventeen bArs. •*" 4 ' " ,t•IA , A Pelmet et Old julic mul . Seiliirtrorei out M as Sp. .Mee es board the Alarm hipier UI be pat up in Luta, eft' fold to the Wel& Bidder. .. . , ; Order of the Hotworabk COMMISAIONERS of a MA- I J 111S1 rif OU4TOMS t ,51st Saturday, the sth of A ifiCst. at tai o'cleek b the (*renew, 'tMllt be meted to PTSELIC BALE, at the Collect Houre in 4 Elmer, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vit. .; Oar Pipe of Rid Parietal Wine, to be fold, ter payment ) tbt bwics sod Pottoda CI WSIS Tobacco; and S i t si Zteos Weights, worn out In the fervice of the RWSNOVIIIV - • • • WWII willss p.n. is lea, sad fait to d e bigh, ft bidder. - - • PORTSMOCI Tit FOR PUBLIC SALE, at tM Starrbd Outer Tavern. , Twelm Cluck,& F 0 CI.D S. r 1 : 11 T • TrilSe PROPRIETORS el EAST INDIA STOCK. , .' 14111111 /AID OSKTLltletti. . 11/ retE Elation of &: Dfredors for the' Eaft India a £ :4•eayeery Wag efaresiiSfer-Walealley. Orr yktr of Alm .' Yet Siveeiei year Vote ask Laura a saludted Ear the I . Oaalasea ; • a Sops, Rh. S wots one bow" If} " . WA. iltitsitt, ilift. *Wu Perfersore,Eftd. C.. 716111 es: Wil. F. Espriarreews crew Teevastilire. •_ '" ' sI. Ankh an goy Nerak.aleks. elasiaaar, • • 4, I..gEasa *Simi feraory. . . ; Perry . '' •' • = Robe . -'' award Esrey Delimeast • S a i.iiiid at :lewdes . a s eeNea tosnyou .. . Masi Parka .• . , rats: Woodtrallftiellia iCllb illi bier bil 4=lTbersera ' 'Z wi i : s e Sierras Tanner* - illsalkip Soften Team Metcalf& 'ft balk Ha* Marls 21. Ilk& _ On 4/7 irtir H 4 Q W /4 9 .1,0 , ', lib% port of de To of the Atitdrklie "WV mil, prior Iletty's alp lirnissatepuu KA e ll= vis r iD g *lt • )49 • TOR PiiipcsALE; at the Star and Garter'Tatran. On Thurfday Um toils of Apr il , ,gob, at Twetve T HE FOLLOWING GOODS , for Ezportatlou. win. • 21 Hoagies& MULL MADDER. Being part of the Cargo of the V& itu• NUS ATIINTURII, ve ctored to the Claimants. For Catalogues and viewing the tune, apply two days beton do (ale to JOHN P.4OY LE, Broitile. Stlfo , OLC r urnle:s %JCL a. Can as van. a sow.. ' • • &mans AN OtNTLIMIN, etiAVLNG the honour of being recommended to y by the Oberon of the Ea* India Company, as Candi. AWN bye the Dlredlioo, to be &ohm this Year; we take the liberty Wing the faster of your Vote cm the Day of Eledien, y, April next. We are, Lathes and Gentlemen, Your moft obedient, and moR huible JOHN SERB. WILLIAM BENSLEY. WM. FULLARTON ELPHINSTONE. lOHN INGLIS. AMES PATTISON. OHN TRAVERS. list Wit Houfe, March 28. *Sofa • DR. GREGORY', CYCLOPEDIA. • : TO at COMPLITOD IN TWPLCC MOMTRL THE PUBLIC awl the Bookfiller: aroughart Green Beitaie eta Irdemi, es* r4eßfaly sScoNn ?ART ti• CONTLETE sal VALUABLE • Inc 170NAPr e ARTS mad SCIENCES, awe feS4BSed this say, t rial NINE SHILLINGS !rood. Tie Fir/ ?art airy be bed,iftriee Mew Sahli. , mad • pert wiEw.timm I. lophiAnif a* defames pow, every midi till the ?Vora ..attires?, w hair fate —Bridge !hem, March p . No. 83, ST. JAIM.B-STRIBT. IMPROVED ARMS. GILL's WARRANTED SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES, Ste. 'HOMAS and JOHN GILL refprElfully inform the Nobility, Gentry. their Friends, and the Public in gene. rat, that they have ettabHfhed the:Meisel; at No 8;, in front of tht Thatched Houfe Tavern, St. James's.ltreet, London, where may he had Cards, dcfcripti•e of the extrasasswry tree!, their W arreited Swords are futdcaed to. and of the fkit, roar traterf kr of then lupaoneD P Rtr Las; where alto Specimens may Ix ken, and orders for them, Guns, Moll, and Arms and Accou trowels of all kinds taken. Wholefide and RetalL LORD NELbnies MONUMENT. To the ARTIS CS of the UNITED KINGDOM. THE Committee appointed to ercet a Monument in the City of Dublin to the Memory of the late Lord NELSON, acquaint the Artifts of the United Kingdom that they will thankfully receive any Plans and Eftimatea for lath a work that may be offered on or before the tttli March next. It has been fattened that the centre of Sackville-ttreet. where Abbey- Rivet bite/fats it, would be the matt proper fituation for the (cite el the Monument—but the Committee have not tome to any de termination on that tobjeet, wiating for any obfervation or hint that may he given to them ; and they with confidence took to the generous and patriotic afkitance of the Artifts of the Unitcd King dom on this occafion. Any information required will be given by the Committee through their Secretary at his Office, Commercial Buildings, Dub lin, or by anfwer to any Letter addrcffed to him. By order, WM. DENY, See • • The time propelled by the allure advertifement, is prolonged' by tle Commitw v. the at day of May next. LORD NEJ.SON'S VICTORY. PROPOSALS for publiihing an Engraving to commemorate the glorious Vidory obtained over the Com bined Meets of France mod `pain on the 2tR of Odober, tScy, which will reprefent the fall of that immortal and ever-to.bc-la stunted Hero. Lord Vifeount NELSON, be Pidure is now painted by W. M. Craig, Eft and has been exhibited at the Royal Inilitution, containing Portraits of the Mean. iu the fame Rile as thole celebrated Prints „f-the Vide. ties of the tads of Fehroary. 1797, over the Spanids Fl -et, and the Battle of the Ntle, painted and engraved by Mr. Daniel Onna. This laR and mutt Inipottant fubjett wttl cooststete tie Series of that illultrious Hero's brilliant Naval Atchievements. The Engraving to be Sinaloa by :hr month of June or July, 1805 —.vice for the Ptoofs 4:1, the Prot s 11S. No Money to be paid until the delivery of t.w Print. Subicript.uns received, and Ow Print to he publiihed by Ed ward Orme, Engraver. Prionfeller to the King, the Prince of Wales. as, I Royal Family. No. .9, Bum/Arca, die r a nter of 'kook-arca. STATE LOTTTERY, to beam Drawls, Monday, lath of May. HAZARD, BURNE. and Co. Stock Brokers, at their State Lowery Office, pi, Royal Erevange,London,are now felling. in great variety of Numbers, Tickets and Shares for the above Lottery. No. 10.73^, a prize of to cod. on the 18th February Lail, was fold by them in One Qtarter. one Eighth, and ten Siztsenth Shares. The prefent Lottery conilits of only 25,000 Tickets, mid the Scheme contains Prize of Cas.o.o a Prim of k to,ooo a -- soPpo 3 5,0c0 ate. &c. I.ettempolt paid, duly anfwered; and Schemes gratis N EMT STATE LOTTERY-13eGiNs Ditawirtc lath of MAY. sII.6.—SCHEME. a Prise of Zll,OOO Is C 25 ,000 1 . 10,000 40,000 2 10,002 • 10,000 3 . SP OO - 15,000 10 ' 1,303 " 10,000 10 - 5 00 . 5,302 12 - 100 • 1,0-0 5 6 . 3* . 1.13 - ...0 6,100 • $1 - itsc,aco 25 ono 'rickets • ' t $5 0 0 300 .....--- Five Firft-drawn Tickets aft Day £l,OOO escis Cspoo Five Fiat drawn Tickets 3d Day i poo each spoo Fir ft drawn 4th Day 10,000 Ditto ttli ill 20,003 Ditto 6th Day 15.000 Price of • Ticket ,qty a 0 Half k 1 a 2 0 1 Eighth L 1 11 0 tarter t 1 0 Sixterith a 6 0 Tickets and Shares arc 011 Sa:est Attie Lice , fed Lottery Offices. After fume obiarvatiwns from Lord GIISITILLZ, and frequent expausations between Lords liawcasavar and R.OSILYII, the woad " effedttre" was fubnituted foe "efficient," and the =- does wear Urccd to. INTIRCOOILSI 6ETWLIN •ElltIC• •ND THE WEST INDIES. Lord HOLLAND, previmillr to Lord Auckland's motion on the fubjeft, wished to move for fome far ther documents, in order to place, in a clearer point 'of view than the papers on the table admitted of, the number of (hips, and their tonnage, belonging'to Britifh ports. He accordingly moved for accounts of the number of fhips which had cleared nut of, and air° thk number built in the different ports; of the Brides Empire, with their tonnage, which after a few words from Lord Sheffield and Lord Holland in explanation, were ordered. • • Lord AUCKLAND then'rofe to make his pro. mired Motion, which he prefaced by entering into feveral details. B r the Navigation'Afis of Charles 11. and William HE. all trade to the Britifh Colonies in foreign bottoms was, he raid, prohibited. It was evident that the veffels of the United States of Anti rica were foreign bottoms, and therefore came under the prohibitory clacks of thefe Ads. From the pear! of 1 7 8 3 to 5788 they were precifely itethis fituation. litifte litter year a legifiative meaficre was refitted IFi . dpon the rohjerl, which continued till the year 2793, from which period till the year tfkot, the Go minors of the Britith Colonies in the Welt Indies .exercifecE the power of granting, as neceffity quired, penniffion to import provirions and lumber from 'America, arid every year a Bill was pat Ted to indemnify thole concerned irl advifing or exercifing this meafore, for their ailing contrary to law. It i!mistimed, however, that in fBat owing to the con ifulion atiling from the change of Adminiltration, a Bill of this defcriptien was omitted to be brought I 'forward, and the fubjea had efcaped attention until tlre prefent time, when, on turning to its conlidera: lion, he found this to be the Rate of the cafe. Vise tame, therefore, necelTary to indemnify four Admi eifirations, including that neiw in office, for having thus afted contrary to law fince the year 'Sol, as well as the Governors of the Weft India Itlands ; this was the objelt of the Bill, which it was his in tendon to introduce, and which, he had no doubt, would be fupported by all thole Noble Lords who Ihadformed a part of the four Adminiffrations to Thad he had alluded. With refpeff to the fubjelt fear, it was certainly of the greaten importance that oar Weil India Colonies fhould bc regularly fuppli.d with prctvifions. From the nature of their cultiva tion they could only grow a very {mall part of the provitions neceffiry for their fubliitence. He was not difpofed to quarrel with the United States of Ame rica for fupplytisg the Well India Minds with thofe articles, on the contrary he was difpofed to think it an advantageous intercourfe. If the iflands were left to depend upon this country for a fupply of prori lions, it mutt neceffiarily, in time of war, be precari nus, whilll in the event of fcarcity, !hips tailing from this country would, of cpurfe, go' to thofe iflands where they expelled to get the Itigheß prices, and probably pats dude which were molt in want. A regular fupply of prov,iftons t t our Weft India iflands could only be colored to them from America, and, his opinion WAS, that the enaftment of our laws ought not to he foll.swed up with any view of pre venting the Americans hour desisting any advantage from the intercoure. The neutral bottoms of the American. %vete of ufe to us in time of war—the ad. vantage was mutual. The United States of Ame rica had gi own with our growth, and Itrengtheried with our firength, and It id contributed much to the inci cafe of our commerce; a commerce which had ariftn to an unexampled pitch of profperity, and which Was greatly fuperiel now to what it ever had been, even in time of peace. Thus it appeared 1: om official document., that the value of the exports front this country of Britith manitfaelures, which on the average of the five years, ending in 5793, amounted to 15,400,cc01. amounted, on the average of the five years ending its i8o5: to 25,600,0001. He thought-it would be advice...bit to introduce rime re• golatloM in order that the intercourfe between our Weil India colonies and Atherlea Might be placed upon a more certain fooling : this might be effelted by authorizing the Governnrs to iffue proclamations from time to time, allowirt the importation from America, eaoh proclamation to be in force for fix months, which would enfore a more regular fupply, there being .5 certainty that no interruption would take place during that period. His ,Mjetiy's late BOOBS OF COMMONS. The Houfe atitioded in the Houfe of Piers, whin the Royal Affen t was given, by Vonwadkon. to Ste Tea Milhous soda Half, and to the One MiElm and a Half Exchequer Bills Bills; to the rraufportation Bid, and to feveral Priv ate Bills. Sir JOHN NEWPORT took the oaths and Ms feat, after his readeetiou r.,r Waterford Mr. YORK gave IIeTICC, that In order to NWT the kith Co vernnscot from fume Inirrerrerelltatiolla which had gone abro,g , ftfpc,:ling their coedac.t clout the Du;Ain Paving Board. he tit • t.em.,trow move for the Corterivand,tice between the !rids SI tarp or Sz,,tg, and the Commit'loners of that Board. LORD fr. Vlki:/..T. Mr Jr.FrRY gava initiec. that it v. , • intention, on a. CI • day the recut as ih. I :col,t'l 1 ,:,4104/ to .ippolni bring lorwarti i d . chaegct atanit On thel . n:, , ,ltion ni the 11'1....t 1•.: !!1.1. Le ought to male . day, be ram"; "churfla) the t 'h ‘r r:! Mr. TIFRN:' , / doohr,i :it it ' r for:qtvnbttry by that time bare reav the paper, vhieh been ntev.4l..r. Jr Fre. f a hl,t:hr uhtlerr.,v,l ha the Ictters which bad snored for ware rrict,d, 'Add very Coon be circulat, If there thoOti he or hos, ‘‘e that MCM4CII ihoy conider that more time was uccenary; be could haven* objedUan to poityone his own • Mr. HUDDLES roNr. p , ilponed. tilt to morrow, his was fee lartatt parts.= the rarefentatlua of Lord Henry Petty,, VC,. lOW ti woad. ' 1 b .uid 1 iccre- berg earii ' r It, to , his berg h 4 ft be ited. . ould boa adds Ass By Virtue of a Coattolliion of iti=iit and sate. lion, the High Court of Atingraty of •iselreffed to 1 1 1. a Rothery, bfq. ••• c.:.., i. :: : • !,-. ~ FOR PUBt.IC A 444, .. - #t the ;tar and Garter Tavern. .4 , 0...ib. 4m 17,4114 04 toth of April, THE FOLLOWIffa GOO 611 P -he A Eiportation, win: - • ' • '''''• ' Go NM.. Snuff as Isles Runt briar .•, , at HA& of Roll Leaf and Cut 1 Hogfhead Pataffillir • Tobacco 3 Ditto GrovotlioNOWSlP4 14 Bak. Ditto 4 Cafe. Sworda $3 Cafes Ditto s Rh& DoeblerLifferier 5 Cafes of Tobacco Pipes 6 Cafes Vitriol 3 Cafes end t Hhd. Paper and t Ditto Iron Wire Quills ' 6 Calks Hogs &Hiles Being part of the Cargo of the VENORNVII Avetrioar, detained by his Majelty's gun brig DARING. For Catalogues and further particulars apply twb days hence the fak, to JOHN MOYLE, Broker . N. B. The Snuff and Tabasco to be delivered to the purchafars ! at Cowes.