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ItIiRLWSRITRY, Aram 27. On Monday afternoon, a large number of the friends of Mr. Jones, on horseback and on font, went a few miles in the country to give him the meelog, and in the evening escorted him into town, preceded by a band of music, colours flying, &c. On his arrival at the top of Jimmy-hill, the horses were taken from the cat riage, and he was drawn by the populace to his lodgings near the hall, where he addressed them ; soon after which they retired. In consequence of the expeltation that a disso lution of Parliament would immediately take place, the Hon. William Hill canvassed for this borough, yesterday, and the Hon. Grey Bennet, and Mr. Jones, will b..gin their canvass to day. A Meeting of Mr. Bennet's friends was held, yesterday, at which thanks were returned to him for his proper condua at the late contest. f'or Denbigh and Montgomery the Wynne family start again. FLEA AT WINDSOR. We stated, on Wednesday last, that a fire broke ant, about five o'clock on sfuesday, in the Horse Barrack, at Windsor. It commenced in the officers' apartments and mess room, which, being in front of the building, and detached, fortunately confined the flames to there apartments—they were entirely destroyed. A great scarcity of water, and the Barrack engines being out of repair, precluded all satiety/ice, till the arrival of engines from the Foot Barracks, parish church, and Messrs. Ramsbot toms'. One of the privates of the any.d tiorse Guards (Blues), who endeavoured to save some property belonging to an officer, was obliged to make his escape out of a three-pair of stairs win dow; fortunately he was caught on feather beds, without receiving any injury, except his halt and clothes being scorched. The accident was occasioned by plumbers mak ing a fire on the top of the building, to repair the roof, and afterwards negledling to attend to it.— it tray he remembered. that Westminster Abbey caught fire from a similar cause. Mr. 1014 K Lsrovesse, what petition for the city of ISublin was prndiughefore Parliament. hiss de clined standing again for that city, but %ill came ennui rof Leitrim. MONTHLY LIST OF PUBLICATIONS, FOR APRIL, 1801. AGRICULTURE. The Ixperienced Farmer. Entaidi d and Improved; or, Complete Fische- of Agriculture, a ing to the latest lin• provements: the whole founded on t e Autiv.ses own Obser cation, and his actual Experiments., With Fair Plater. By Richard Parkinson In 2 vole Svo 29s in boards. Transactions of the Horticultural Society of Litulun t col. I, part 1. 7s. 6d. ARCHITECTURE. Architectural Antiquities; contsinine Slaty-ens Engravings. representing Views, with Architectural Details of Twenty seven Ancient Edifices, &c. and each Subject is accompanied with an Historical Descriptive Account; also a Copious Index. By John Britton, F.S.A. Vol. I, in Medium Quarto. 41 41. and Imperial Qsarto, (with First Impressions of the Pl.tes), 6!. Ss. 111 extra boards. BIOGRAPHY. An Essay on the Life, Genius, and Professional Character of the late Jehti Opie, A.A. comprising Anecdote. of his Youth ful Studies. Is. An Account of the Life and Writings of Dr. Ilugh By J Ifi:1, I.L. D. eve. 6.. An Accnisit of the Life and Writings of David Ilume, Esq. By T. E. Ritchie. aro. 105. 6d. A lii..graphical Index to the present House of Commons. By .1. Wilson, M. A. Gcl. he last Years of the Keep and Life of Louis XVI. By F. Dues Tran dated by R C. Dallas. Syn. tus set. A Catalogue of the Royal and Noble Authors of England, Scotland, and Ireland; with Lists of their Works. By the late Earl of Orford. Enlarged and continued in the pr.-sent time, by T Park, E. S. A. 5 cols tiro. 71. 7s or Co. 111. Its. Memoirs of John Loud de Joinville, Grand visiestlis.l of Champagne W Mien hy Himself. Containing a Ilistety ref Part of the Life sd Louis IX. King of FtAill.. am/tamed St. Louis, including an Account of that Kinq's Expedition id. Egypt, in the year 124 a. To which are added, the limes and Dissertations of M. Du Cange on the 'blase, together with the Dissertations of M. Le Baron d- la Biters., ea the I.ife of St. Louis; M. L'Eyeaque de la Kavalime and M. Feletreet, oil the Athasiins of Syria; from the " Merooi.res rte l'Acadyrnie de Belles Lewes et Inscriptions de France." The whole trans lated by Thomas Mines, Esc; M.P. In 2 vols. 4to.illustiated with Engravings. 41.44. uu :wards. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. SIYENTIRTI4 BULLETIN th"F GRAND ARMY. " FlNGlLitlisTela; APRIL 9. " A corps of 400 Prussians, who embarked at Kortings berg, and landed on the peninsula opposite Pillan, advan ced towards the village at Carlsberg. M. Msinguernaud, Ai :-de-Camp of Marshal Lefebvre, marched towards that place with a few men. He inanceavred so dexterously, that he took the 400 Prussians, among whom were 1100 cavalry. '• Several Russian regiments have entered Dantzic by sea. 'rhe garrison has made several sorties. The Polish Legion of the North. and their Commander Prince Michael Radzivil, have greatly distinguished thetnselves.— Tsey took about 40 Russian prisoners. The siege is car• lied on with activity. The battering train begins to ar rise. " There is nothing new at the diffzrent posts of the • The Emperor is returned from the excursion which be made to Marienwerder, and to the tear de pont on the Vistula. He reviewed the I2th Regiment of Light In fantry, and the orderly Grits rf.b r,es. A thaw has begun iu the country, and in the lakes and smill rivers with which it is tilled. Still there is yet as aii;,e3rance of vegetation..• PROM THU ZORDIRS Of THE MAIN, APRIL 19 The rumours of an armistice and peace still con tinue A Frankfort Paper says, From Vienna it is rated, that an important declaration is very shot tly expe.led on the part of that Court, in which Ritssi I and Prussia will be admonished to attend to the pacific sentiments of the Monarch of France." — lit a S•ntgard Paper, we read that the negotiations are continued at the French head-q.tarters, where, besides General St. Vincent, the Prince of Lichten stein has arrived with fresh proposals from the Court of Vienna. rhe Prince :ias five State Couriers in readiness to convey the ultimatum of his negotiation to its respedive destination. In a Nuremberg Paper, autLir the head of The Dants3e, Aptil 10,' the following paragraph appears :—" We are generally assured, that the mediation of the Court of Vienna bac been accepted by the Belligerent Powers." vieitita, AMC 9. His Rol al Highness the Archduke Charles set out on the tith instant, for Buda, where the States of Hungary were n meet yesterday. It appears, by a rote transmitted lrum - Prince Charles to the Council of War, previous to his departure, that his Royal blinew will not return to Vienna for sone time. Several Couriers have lately arrived here to the Chancery of State, and to several Foreign Ministers. French I. unds.—Five per cent. Consol. 73 1. 5. on the Flat lust. ivArAz. JAI LI.LIGANCE. roarmosts, arm 29. Arrived the 1 7 4 , 4 e man of war, fros. Plymouth, and the Nicretittl,, from Loudon for Gibraltar. —.%Vind S.W. MAL, atm 29. Atrived in the Downs this morning His Majesty's store ship Prepay.%le, Capt. M'Coy. in 63 days from the Cape et Good Hope, which he left healthy ; not a Lhg's ship in that Bay ; also arrived the Phosphorus gun-brig, from a cruise ; and remain in the Dowps, with the ships as per last ; and the Et her' a, Smith, for Sicily. jailed the Galsab man of war, fir Yarmouth. I he Ilarloquen aimed 41ip Las a signal dying for a couvil to the Westward.—Wind S. cos::, ♦t'atL 24. Yesterday His Maj.ttl'; sloop Seeage. Captain, Morris, sailed from Cove on a cluize; and this day the Go:haul sloop, Capt. Home. sail:d on a crnize. Arrii&J Teenier, fr m Nsoicilk, Routh, fl •tir and stave.; Geo ge , ul Ilusu)°, Simpson ; Noish, ditto. FROM LLOY LIST. nits v . :Arun, AfiltL 2.—Passed » the Belmont, Watkins, form Ware. ; Sparks anti R.oeora, Dye, from loshnir ; Bake, from Monbeirrat ; Harlequin, Shephani, from Virviro., •n 4 the Mount Vernon, Coggeshall, from Virip the Jape, Davidson; Liberty, Johnson ; tVaaander, Doukin ; and the Ealwassi, Wind at fcm loin gen . I -I COMMERCE. 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NEW MUSIC lintiqm-t de Fiore; consisting or Vrereot !:tees f,o. ?c nn Forte, compowd by J. Woelll, No. 1, poen 3s , N. 3 11. ;tire Ss Votts's Serenataa, Prwik 1 St Wink 2, 14: with Ain, Op 8P,144.--4;r3.41",, Duets, Up. o, Prelude and Choc , . Cc/torque, Is Marc:'l,Bs, Violin sod Flote Music —Haydn's 113,1 Quattett, with a Cation, 5s —Viotti: Soenst.is two V.A..; Bonk 1. Ps ..-Ditto, ditto, ditto, B ok 11 kJ Duet., Quattrtts Sor oar", Flute, . —Ditto. ditto, Book 11 Sa. 64 —D6444 Duets, Fate, Rout 1. :old 11, ruck is. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, r 0 1 , 4044011. N. 4 James Freeman, R.rmundle., Surrny, victualler . u ri Thumas Suahans, late et Creak, Norfolk, deafer and chap mai; . . . • 312 Isabella Watkma. Francis %Velure, and Lucy Hincks• elan, New Bond.sireet. milliners . • 3 1 Lunt, 1 141, 1 .. .111 , 111*U, MiddiCitX, 'Uteri' • 1 1 Wea:',lnf DIUIan. (:.urge-yard, near Lonsbard.stuet, London, •tanniter . . Vlili.t.i”. N,, nn Dawson, Tahernee',square, Finsbury, i 151..!...1105-s„, draper . • I t Charles Kilhy, Watford, Hertfordshire, dealer aad .layman . . . . . ~ Juba 'llayier, now ur late ut l'agharo, Sussex, stop keeper . . • . 2 , Wilfiam Maslen, Liun.stret t, Newington Butts, Surrey, earu—ster . . . . 2,) Robert Coombs, Lien.streer, Muldleses, motley-a:li. eerier . . . 4 7 _ . George rhilip Davis aklri Arthur Markle, late of Philr,t -lane, London, enffee-rnerehatit• • Charles Grillett And Samuel Witr^!", La% (VIM ri:Wrlt. 17.1-!anf, London, merchant* . . 2 Alexander Cassano, Piccaaltlly, Isieddlecex, a a.aiocelr llt Luke Severn, Colemathstreet, Lr ud.rn, trunk-maker Charles Manley, late of I,yon't•inn, Mirldirri.x, bat now of Angel court, Throginuiton-street, Londoa, merchant . . George Tinkle/ end John 14.1 c, Mearire.coun, %Val wieltatteet, Soho, leather...eller; . . 11 CERTIFICATES. William Handley, df Beverley, in the county of York, C . . 1. and Mat: or cutter John Collard the younger, of the city of Canterbury, • dealer. Ro`.Yert Weberfas, late of the Migpries, in the city of L* don, linen-draper and autumn. Rohe?, Cundal, tt r younger, of the Suburbs of the city d York, summon-barer. lust Neviton, of Manchester, in the county of Latinate, cot'on. manufacturer, dada end chapnir.n. Jnhn Hallid IT, of h!crili Audler-street, in the van.% of Va Geroge, Hanorer-square, in the eiiontg of Miadiesex, ere minter awl ond,rtstier. Abate, in Mendes Penne, of ail Bathlena, in the city ot Low d.in, niercheatt. . CKS YESTERa, PRICE OF h.. . Ban Stock 3 per Cent. Reduced S per Cent Consols 4 p. Cent 3 p .. Cent Navy 97: 93 Long Annuities • l%; Omnium • Intl.' Stock Ditto Bowie Ei..hepter 11411 s F.0;14.11 Lottery Tickets Cansols fur . .... big. 00.1. • Otti T. RISH. Stock-Stoker. N.. 4. Cotohill, and 9, Cliatinucars. IRISFI STOCKS, Amu. t t. (;orernewnt D-benttarer.s per Cent 940 Royal CACIA Loan 6 per Crot. CODRSIE Or EXCHANGE, Anita 23. Aravereaus .... 16 5 ft 1.:. (...nos 43 1 .e. l'• DIA, at /tight .. 36 Venice a. C.., 5t Do 1.. d. Itatteirdam e f.. 11 9 2 U. Liiiios 6s Hs-.burst, 94 10 1412. Opera* 65 Alums .94 It 12112. Elallisa lOl ran.. 24 10 Lie. Ow* 111 Diu,. 2 Us. ''4 14 lIVIIII4I 9. I 9 111 , 11IACA•IX .... 24 14 Portugal Gehl in C , ..a Cr dit Se! effect. and lava per os. 4 - ()Ate - New Doubloons .. -- - %I ?Arid 3si effect. r.ew Dollars .... -- i Ditto - ' i Pilbrta - -- Leghorn 49: ; Aa.... it the leak et He.at 1 Naples MARRIAGE. Yegeedly, at Mary la-bonne Church, by the Hoe: Rev. the Dem of Woutsor, Maj,r-General the kl^^. ( - 7L Fiore, to Mec Float Hatton, eldest daughter of George I. Halton, Esq. of Eastwell- park, Kent. 13EATII. On Wednesday, sudden)+, at Both a William pibbnns E.q. prietth ant, 4.5640 HIGH WATER. THIS DAY, AT LONDON rtr.lbil Morn.... 5$ nain.after SALE BY AUCTION. ......... • By Ii and S. SOTHEBY, . BeebeNis At their House, No. 14.), Strand, on MONDA Y, Afar 4,11 the Fight following Days (Sund• y excepted ), at 12 o THE Entire and vvry Valuable LIBRA of the late Right Rev. SAMUEL HORSLEY. Bray" of St. Asap*; containing a very fine Coßecta Classier, Mathematics, Divinity, Theology, it c• RC ; 8 lectinn of valuable and complete Astronomical ant marmot Instruments, by the brit Artist.; among whil Magazine rocket-case of Salver Drawing Instrunte . ds; In; and Achromatic Telereopm. by Shne , Ramsdee,l Jones ; a pair of 16-inch (.lober, by Adams ;it esp , !li wornical Quadrant by Bird ; an eskellent AltrOSTOM.Cili with improved Pei:tinhorn, by Ellicot, Ste &c. Te be viewej, and Catalogues, price 6J. to be had 0 Pl ace " 1 Sale ; Messis. Mundell and Sons, and Me+a and Bralfutt. Edinburgh • M. Archer. Dublia 3 M t. (bawd ; Ms. Heighten, eambriege. - - - --- LONDON :—Printe4 by G. 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