The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-02-07 00:00:00

L.I7V INTELLIGIMCE. COORT.Of ZING% RENCII, Wiarrnutstes, Vt.. S. REPUBLICATIoN OT A MEL • __ _ Mr. GA scow, on behalf of John Sullivan, EA use of the late Under Secretaries of States applied to the Court for leave to file a Criminal Informa tion against Mr. Redhead Yorke, the sole Publisher and Proprietor of a paper called The Week!, Politi cal Review, for the republication of a most scan dalous and malicious libel. The Learned Counsel observed, that if ever it was necessary for the Court to interfere, in order to vindicate the character of an individual, and to support the dignity of its own proceedings, this was a case which called parii. cuhuly for such interference. It may be recollected, that, in the course of the last Easter Fenn, an ap plication, of a similar nature, was made against Colonel Draper, for publishing a most grow and sc r•ldalous libel against Mr. Sullivan (as stated in en paper of the 13th of May hut), when the Itule 1- absolute, and the Cau.e set down for trial, the S , teinzs after t` , •• "eesont Term. Upon that occasion, the Court ordered, t' at the further publication of the libel should be suppressed ; not withs,andrug which, the most objedionahle and li bell,us part of it was tepublished, in Mr. Redhead Yo: he's Week, efilikal Reeiese, in the shape of a Series of Le.set s, from an Officer in Winter Quar ters, who, upon perusing the original publication, is reprew•it-il to have been sa interested and pie..ed with the subjefl, as not merely to quote these libelkus passages, but also to justify the whole publication as true, and matter of fee. He, therefore, trusted the Lour& would co-•sidet this as a considerable aggravicion of the former case, and eleArein , g of their Lordships' interference. The Court granted a Rule to whew Cause. THI ZING V. CoLOSSL IJAAPIR. ' Upon a former day, Mr. M• !My., rt obtair•d a eattditional Bet.. to postpor.e the trial of this C..use to a future day. on th'e grouuds of the ausence of a snaterisl witness. _ . _ Mr. Geiisow and Sir VICART Gill:, this day, spewed came against the Rule. Dr. Lynch was the person whose evMence the Defendant relied upon, and upon tel'ose ibrence the application to put off the trim' was grounded; whist' tie learned Counsel con tended, valid not AFegt the tritl of the cause, as hit cvilence semltl not Alt-r the fat, however it might sn_ larreaftet mitigation punishment. The defence of the Defendant, however, being, that the publication he I.ad made was in consequence of a communication from:Dr. Lynch, the Court allowed at trial to be postponed until the Sittings alter swat Term. Tilt LING r. tnwaita men. The Defendant in thi, Cabe, who had been an Itine , Ant Bookseller, and w.i3 prosecuted by the Society for the Suppression of Vice. was yestirday brought air-4pr Judgment. having beta ceisvided of ' puhli.hing aft vending obscene libels. The Court I,entenced bim to ten months' fm pri.onruant. to stand in the Pillory once, during that period, sod to find security for his future good betiariour, for thi space of seven years POLICE. MARLIIOIIOUOII.IITIMT. A hack4ey.coacbman was. yesterday, charged at t),. Office with being an accesctry in a burglary, committed on Sunday last, at Lambeth I the circnm.tances of wh ch were as follow s—Mr. Hscritet, a linen draper, near Lambeth-church, iond that his haus • had been broken open on S•.inJay afternoon. during the a hier,ce of himself and fam•ly I and that property, consisting of stock. in•trade, tee. to the amount of 5001. h. d been stolen. It was sworn, by two Wornesses, that the Prisoner was waling with his hackney-coach, from Oise, o'clock until five on Sunday afternoon, near to the house of Mr. HATRItt ; but, in clefnce. the Prisoner der.ied the a►sertinn. and said that his coach was in Piccadilly the whole of Sunday after noon. The iitolen property has rot yet been traced, and the Prisoner w..s remanded till Monday stn. M IaQU L 'CALM. PICKPOCKE rs The lia•arierade at tle oiWIA House, on Thurs. ti ir night, w is infested by those pickpoekts, whose srtem of hustling and rubbery is hicearne a na tional disgrace.—About on- o'clock. Major Morri son and Mr. Wilkins, of Red-Lien-square. were met anal hustled, in the passage, on the King's side, by- a gang of Lye Ititajm. Morrison teceived a violent blow on his head. which knocked his hat off; and, while he was endeavouring to sue his hat. the villains endeavoured to force his watch out of his pocket; they did not succeed, Int Woke his gold chain in the attempt, and made off with the chain and seals Mr. Wilkins also tee, ived a vio lent blow on his temple. which nearly knocked him down ; but lie recovered himself, and snug gled with the assailants for his watch, and they at length made off, some other gentlemen c ming up. The gang is supposed to be Bill Sieikie's, lately from Birmingham, as they had a Lid (e boy) with thorn. On ti n ' company retiring from the Supper-room, about half past two o'clock, the condo& of the pickpockets was still more dar ing ; several suspetted persons were secnred..and the cry of " pickpockets" resounded through all tke place. Mr. Townsend and I Constables at length appeared. Among those who had been secured. Townsend selected one, whom, he said, he bad known to be a pickpocket for these tw•nty years put, and assured the gentlemen they were eniasken in the others ; but they insisted upon one of them being secured, as be had attempted to reserve the other. O❑ Townsend being informed that his old a:. quaintance had been observed to thrtm away three watches, he asked him if be could not have been contented with three tricks (watches), bat must ir tempt a fourth The vi:lain acknowledged his crrnr, and told the Offiler he should ant have coins there. if same of his pals (companien pickpockets) had not told hins t since his return from Botany Bay, that be ( row send) did not arend blasqurrades and the Pley-Soerses. The villain had been shetving fight, and asserting that he was a gentleman, •ill Townsend made his appearance. Tsownsend. concluding Item his own observation and the ac counts of others, t. x. there was a strong gang 91 kamhaspo ht.rro,a to yca," ...is" X. .c. 44 epos a mm o t ••••••.•• ewe 1111.111••••• 411.14 .i 4 .-- . - a - . - • - JAMAIC44:OI"Af. CAMITS, On Sarnrclay, the 6;h in ,tAnt, Mr. Taylot, Chair-. nun of the C.Jmmit .e of Priviirg?t of the. iiinour able /-11..ise of Amm . .ly, made :Ate lollowiag • port to :he Hootse : Mr. Spe:!:er—l am &reified by the Conimittee of P6vilegr. to rer , rt to the House, that is their n, a breach set tae Privileges of the :louse hes b (ot c,toarnitted by a publication, purporting to be c tai.l Resolutions which hoe been adopted at a Mcc.ing.of the Freeholders *ot the City and Parish ot Kingston; on the 4th of December, 18 )6, and signed " Daniel Moore, Chairman," and by the in• set riots of the same in the respellive Newspapers. en titled, Thr Daily ddeertirer. Tbr Kin d ataa Cbronielt aid Cita itaferriirrr, and 7hr C t. . The above difetent Printers have been sent to gaol by the Assembly. Resolvei—That any set of individuals, pre suming to ceniure tire proceedings of this llowe, is a breach of the Privileges, and destructive of the freedom of this House. That the Editors of the respeSive Newspapers, entitled, The Mil., Attention. '.he Cluorrr tie and City Advertiarn. and The Courant. lor having inserted in their several Newsppers Frid ay, Dec 1,1806, certain Resolutions, signed u Daniel Moore, Chairman," are guilty of a breach of the Piivileg.l of this House. On Monday the 6th. and Tues.lay the 9th, the Printers of the above Papers were ex 'tinned at the Bar of the House, and conveyed to gaol by the Sei jeAnt at Arms, under the Speaker% Warrants. NAria 1. 4 17 ELLIGLATZ. IPORTIMOUTII, .11. 5. Arrived the Alikon, sloop of war. from Guern sey Donne, frnm 4 crui.e I and the Shorts trans port, from Cark, n Wch place she left in conyany with tie Darker. •!fto ihnwlvriarid iranpnrt, under convoy of the liar! SMacer tatter, which is not yet arrived.—Wind S.W. PLY11101)111, lea. 4. Arrived the Triiant, of 36 guns, Capt. Raker, and Narti.ams, 36 guns, Capt. Malcolm, from the Chaim.' 'eet. On the night of the 30th January, Cipt. Malcolm discovered a French cutter. and several m« :.antrum, frog in Contrett Roads, and accordirgly marled three boats to make an attack on the cutter, kc. ; but we are sorry to find h! tmle.l in the attempt. with the lass of seven men and 11 wounded. Arrived also the efraild trigate, 40 guns, Capt. Oswald. from a cruise. A signal is made fur a two-decker from the Esw wArd, but cannot get her cumber in time tor put Jelled the Phehe frigate, to take her station off the Black Rock, ; and the Eckle schooner, on a cruise.—wind At W. THE MAR KLTS. CORM-EXCHANGE, There are hot •ly any fresh itopur;l et Wheat today, and bet tittle retnaint-g wt hand. hales are extremely healy, and me few male are near yat oar last quotel poets. Tire van gibes i,ere are large, with tzteeal nave arrivals, and this uric e s.treely keeps its pnce. Isiah likewise. Means of 114-U kid Very heavy of gala The orteral• of this are eery large; tr. 41.., excepting prone samples, is qttni.ll rather loot-. /mug has !wavy safe. In. fittest American 45, per bar-l. ffickpoeitets in the place, sad fearing din they might attempt a rescue, applied to the serjeant of the guard for a file of men, which was granted, and Matkay was conveyed to St. Martin's watch house by a military escort. The other Prisoner was carried to the same place by the Constahles.— Yesterday miming, the \Vatch•hcu , e Keejer having business out of doer s, left the keys of the cell with his wife. Mackay knocked, took an op portunity to knock her down, and, having pos sessed himself of the keys, effened his esca; e from the watch•house ; but being lotoppc.l by de: : , ..tte at the bottom of the court, which he fi.und d:f}i culty in opening, he was taken by a butcher, who happened to be p.issing at the time. At twelve o'clock he was taken to the Plice Office, Bow -street, wherehe u detwel t an examina tion before Sir Wit. Liar PA ncoNs. John Townsend, the Oi e, said, that about three o'clock, there was an alarm given, and a cry of " Pickpockets ;"' he observed several gentlemen with the Prisoner in their custody ; he took charge of hem ; observed his hand to move as in the aft of throwing: something away, and heard something fall directly after; and knowing the Prisoner to be a notorious pickpocket, he had him secured. William Petherick. of St. James's, said, he seer the Prisoner throw away a watch, as he was passing through the Lobby of the first tier of Boxes, is custody of some Gentlemen who bad seized him; and very soon after he saw the Prisoner threw away another watch, which Witness picked up and produced. Thomas Rolgrins. Esq. who had been robbed of his watch, attended, but declined acknowledging who he was, or where he resided, or to make his charge upon oath. Sir WILLIAM PaasoliS urged the necessity of ita and that it was a duty he cm ed to the public and himself. Mr. Robbins replied, he was well convinced of that in his own mind, but that his ohjettion was, he was ashamed that it should be known be bad been yr such a place, or bad been in such company; he, however, at kng:h gave his evidence, upon oath, and stated, that at the ge neral bustle about pick pockets, he discovered that he had lost his watch, and found the Prisoner close to hint ; and, as he supposed, in the ad of taking his watch ; he endeavoured, in vain, to secure him. and while he was in this ad, he supposed the Prisoner put the watch into his waistcoat pocket. Mr. R.'s watch was not found upta the Prisoner, nor has it been since recovered. - Captain Henry tforse Samson. in the East India service, said, that about three o'clock he saw the Prisoner running down stairs, pursued by 'eyelid people, arid observed him throw or drop a 'ath close to h.m, which he picked up, having had of tie Prisoner at the wee time ; the Witness pro- duced the watch. John Henbry, of Devenshirc.street. Queen square. merchant, identified the gold watch, chain, and seals, produced by the last wit: ass, as his pro- perty, and said, he missed them bet wren twelve and one o'clock, at the Masquerade. The Tricorn cadtd himself James Smith ; but Townsend begged to remind him, the his name was Janus Mackay, by which came he had been con vided in the year MI, for picking pceke a. and trantpered. He admitted Mr. towinend's state m_nt to be correfL, and that he had return!cl train Botany Bay about nine months ago. Ha was or dered to be committed for farther exami. ati , .n. When he WAS taken to the Biown Bear, to hare his irons put on, he sit during the time vety compo sedly, and smoked his pipe. The young man who was apprehended and sir.t to the watchhoase, in consequence of hip attempting to rescue 11/(4 , 1 from some Gentlemen, underwent an examinatian ; when it appeared that his coaduft proceeded from intoiticati . in, from vihich he w.is not recovered when at the Clificz; but he prove.l, from a book and papeit. that lie had upon 'aim, that he is a clerk to a brewhouse ; be said be had been robbed of four or five pounds Sir WILLiAis Paasowc discharged him, and told him to g 3 home and go to bed. Townsend said, he had attended a somber of masquerades.isut never saw so many improper per sons as were at this. The Prisoner, Mackay, applied to go to New Prison, Cierkenwell, and to Newgate as soon as pos sible ; the constant request of *ll old thieves, to avoid being seut to the limn! of Corredion, that they may be enabled to associate with their com panions in infamy. A few days since a bet of 40 guineas was made at Hsdleigh. ins Suffolk, between some to iends. that one of them could not End a horse to trot with two persons in a gig, from that town to Bury. in two hours, being a distance of 20 miles, and very hiUy read; but the same was effected 4* minutes within the time limited (41ihough the gig partly broke down athirst half way, which threw the load much backwards) nor was the horse at all distressed.— Much money was won and lost upon the occasion. The Peses»rsec•. Woo°. from Cardiff, is put into Itamsgate. with damage, 'Living been oa shore. The Mary arrived on the 13:h of December at Kingston, isma:ca. On the 30th of November, at five p. a,. near Cayenne. she descried two strange sail standing towards her, from which she endea voured to escape, taking them to be French cruisers. At In p. es. they came up with her. when she sustained a running maims with them till day-light nest morning, when, having her Boat. swain killed, her Captain and several men wounded, her main-mast and bowsprit seriously damaged. six or eight shot between wind sad water. and her sails and rigging much shattered by her sup. posed enemies, Captain Caow was compelled to strike; but, to his great satislialion, the two vessels proved to be His MAJ EST Y'S ships Dart. of 30, and firobrri4e, of 18 guns. Captains Sews and Cot. L I Int, which were sent some time age from Bar. badoes, to cruise of Cayenne. ia hopes of ietercept. iag a Large French privateer of 36 guns, reported to be fining out there. an.; for which they unfortunate ly m;st..ok the Mary. The M‘ry carries 20 nine and 4 siximunders, and had on board 45 stamen. Captain Ca ow was severely wounded in the lett side, anx slightly in the left arm. but we are happy to add, that he is in a fair way to recover ; the Boat sweinhad both his legs shot off, and expired shortly after; six seamen were badly wounded, and five serves Wed, and six wounded. UXISRIDGE. The Corn-lospoSee, Kirtton, on Thortday, Fob 5. pat 0w..1 Kane% , per oir Mit to 34. —d Oats 24—.1 to 1151 New Bolus 4ns —d to 444 —d doto 4Bl to 526 Peace PRICE OF HOPS. 114011. fOCZSTII. %Oat .4 17.1 1 t0 51 15. Kest .51 ... 1 8 to 61 10. immix.... .41 lug to 51 Ft Sttta•x 41 164 to 51 U. IWO% ♦ 1 104 to 51 10$ raroltanr... 11 O. to 01 fit PRICES or HAY AND STRAW 444 ST I• SP VIII &&&&&& MI. HST 3. •41 lbs Od I Hay 31 10; a4l HO 5tr.w.....111 11. a Si 17s 04 New 01 Os • OA es Clover 4l les a bt s4s I Straw .21 10.1 a SI 144 SUITIIVIELD...-Falo.••, Fie 6 . T.. mak trio sto..• .4 Sib . S•ef 4. lid to S. S I II Va.! 4l BJ to 6t 114 Mottos ..ba 14 to St I Puck so 04 to 6. lid 111[411, off C TTTTT ?HD DAT. &was. about In).•—•Shoep, NEWGATIE AND LIKADENEIALL NIARKICIS. Sy the CI I Can. Noe( GA to 4. 611 Veal At OA to 6. o.+ Mounts ...4. 0.1 to 6. lud Pont 0.1 to 6 • OA RAW HIDES. Nest lirilers and Steels, F' stone, 3s. N. to 3.. Middlings b. 41. to *. 6d . (),dinars Market Calf 64 ascii. Horse Shoo" Skin* COAL-MAX K ZT, tai. i Sold. Prise. Ships at PAlarket. 101 ..Neiscnige ..Sandc-riand 3 576 0.1. a 401 61 1 ..Cioplers ?RICE U? STOCKS TES'ITIDAT. 3 per Cont. Reduced . 621 C., per Cent. Consols 611 21 1 4 per Cent. b per Cent. Navy I.nng Meunier I.npe..a . 3 per Cent ..611 Delerreel Steele EnrArquer bine parr dre. E„ K tp,p, Loner, Tickets 261. Cam.,la for 62111 'l'. 111'4H, Stack-Stoker. 4. Centnll. And 9, Clo Aline eras. CoURSI uY EX , A utiterdam 36.. 7 2 U. Dow at Sight 03 10 Retteedam II II I U. 144mIlurgh .....34 I 1111.1. Altc.ita 94 9 2 U. Pins I day % date 24 10 Dein 14 14 1 U. trelp.us N 114•41 — fn piper. 1).„n 31.1 paper. Donn S9I effect. astlone se i •• tirk WTl 4 . t noll .4f 41 ANL:E. Fs 6. Venice 5l now C. Naples Lisbon 611 61 DWllin l2 Curk llll so i.tian L s. I. Perinea' Gain in 4101 Keys per Os. New New Dolly" 0 56: 2.lsier in Bars S M New UK. i -sch Agin of the Rank ima H-14011 10) poi Cefit. . u. ,_ .11 . 1.'..• 1'..• idtktlNGS OF CWEDitOkt fir 411.11111RAILt, 111“ 11.411 Ovary Vlitlstlei e ilicidueulon, 14er tfuntskirts, larr nee .. 11 ' tethelen Jewell Smith mild rhombi M , •reerdh, 111,ekmoor meet, - • near Lobe-one, Maelaorin Southintptera-pleite, new•.7 , 4414;q. d 1 WS merchont Alexander 111'Cntith and Jelin Marshall, I.te of II•onk street * ktittliesex, wine-merc -, auts 14airiarnt,Scrwick-street, Oxford street, ibl,d dirtrx, currier j o in s Warn:ll,loe Risharrigate street, bin no* al t h e Cn , Ce11t.11...., lie Minnrica, London, merchant R.,lkert Shownlith, cheyeintiager Thoni. , s Lonehott..ns, late of. Holbech, near teeth, Taarshire, rlorh•or F4warrl Mererlith, diaeltenneir.strert, linen-4 , am Ifingston, rances-street, Rtitherhithe, tiurrer, niastrr•rnanner T 109.4. Atkinson, ffrown't-quay, Wapping, wiltlllng-4r George Seen, Uo..er Tuarnas• Street, London, r ug ., Withers ft i:hsofnm, New cross, Strrry, baker wthinn G•rtest. Poultry, Lontbin, halwAsshrr Lockhart Ka•aa.l, hymnal of Shouter's-cow, Tholamorton.strert, London, end late of Music!. Erect, Slid , th . sra,.nock•lnaker Robe,. Mode), tr.4-street-roul, Shotrditch, ter •fellet Wl.ii nt Richardson, Wrotham, Kent, innkeeper balw. , 4 Newbury, OA Itri:a•!-Wrert, London, Jubn Nto' tit. lit. utliatien•gtrc.,t, fiboad•oreet,b,Art.te4 . • . maker _ . ....... ,0,,,.. Groig• Reynolds, Rack .lane, Shads/ft, herdeltc•r• , 0..5-beeper . . Cesare Roffey and Richard Saunas, hrte of Great St lioten , r, Lood. n, merchants Junes whiretwa.l. Church latedt,Chitiste.liuntli, S..to.y„ hat•tflullUtolll/01 . • . J..his Stew/ Pritchard, Tattoo( Wisner': street, %az,. ...g. morrr and r..utactietter Neill Feather, hiatarisester, Lancashire, tea th•rikr DIVIDENDS. Josiah Cooke, New-rood, Porsland mad, St.:blary•las bonito, Middles-x, statuary and mason . Jahn Illicit Child tostreet, Gooverior.sivtare,tailm witliara risk, commonly culled and known by ihe name. of WiLtans Field, Charles-steam, Groan-woo ariuste,tailus . . . R whirl Barker, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, common.carria r . John Lams Thomas Fraa-r, and Thorna, Bay - letup, lair of Nalsolas-Sant, London, merchants . . Richat.l C.,lr, Lie of Lanahoth-road, Surrey, haber dasher . . . . Thomas Conon, Leetherhead, Surrey, corn-/handtet G=Ort . G.U,Charks street, Bertalay•agnate, Middles X, /Aral . . . RicharJ Bereme, Fall Mall, Middlesex, feather Mr*. chant . . . . . Francis Gilding, Aldersgate-street, London, 'Ai A maker . . . . Howard Spicer, Walden, Essrx, nialtster . . 3elmt MI trtitidale, St JAmes's•strect, Westminster, sine. . . 11101'.'hall t . . . Sohn Grainier. OW Swan-lane, tootle% broker j.shn Vreoch Burke, late of CAIIOOII stied, Lonarw, ship-Dv/lief • _ _____._ ___ • rIPICAITS. VlN:fiana Sherratt, Hirun,Qham , in the county of Warw. carrier, dealer and chairman Thomas Dreirea:t Rase. of bfaeberealth, in the utienty Wilts tallow-chandler, dealer and &elitism. John Stair:lnn, of Keno% in the puts of Lintlsire, in eituntr tif Lincoln, chemist, driimpe, dialer and cl4apaar,. rileCl4l Humes, of Juneenisireet, .Si. James's, in the , io Middles=, habi—dither, healer and charm in. Peter licietdmcn *lien, in the county of Lancasier, aufsetuter, d;ate• and cha,'man, John Swindell; and .lehu DJe the vatineet, both of 11 Mill wht in Mottram iu I.evil4l"rut.,le it: the Gown Chatter, MUM" manufacturers. dealers and chap men. John Slawah, of the e.ty of Eith, in the ci.enty of Somerset', milliner, straw hat manaraeturer, dealer and thapniri. John fry, of Near Gow:sto. a street, Whiteehap.4, 41 *minty of Muldies,n, sugar refiner, desl.l end chermen. Amenatine Wiudward, of Liverpool, in the county of curer, pst:ter-wetelient, eetler and ehapm in. Tranci. lender. lisle of Scarborough, in the comity of t Ai:winner. dealer and thermion BIRTHS. The Duchess of Mu401,...,11E4 On Monday last Wetly term of a son, in Geo.,. i ll+fP, to the great joy of whole family. This chl4, aItl:o•ielt not the her appantot the family toots% becomes outitird to coismietatMe pismetijh by the bcquast of a new teistite. CM the 3d lust. at his loose in Portman squats, the Lady Col. Beaumont, of a ion. MARE ‘Grs. On the I I lust Thomaak nloeh, E;rl of Cilrie, Scolaailk to Alllle Morley, thud daughter ter 'me late lames ley, Kul Un Ti.turalav ge'no . ,ght, at Cork, Richard Grubb, of Cl. been, F.q. to Sumo Haughton, daughter •l Jahr H.oc htuo, of Cove Lih, .1)/ATIIS. On Monday last, at Kenningtim, after a lingering instals, which he bore with resignation, Aaron Lenlllo, Erst W' rerely lamented by a sointe:ous and 'rape:labia cirtle qusurtance. As his l.te was VIII WWII, in hit wa• harirty. On Wedn&day lbw tett uk. at Marlbotough, Mr. fruckneg, surgeon. lin Saturday evening last, in the Crescent, Grernwiths Mr.. Mary Lind, aged 47, sister•ro law to Oen. Rorthwidt s id the Royal Artillery. At her Iroise Ely-place, Mrs. Knowles. Ow Meerlsy law, at Stalioners' Hall, in the 9nth year i(tvat lige, Mrs Reapley, widow Mittel/ft Wilhaat Rear*lcy, 14 St Oisurto. On bander serinight, after a wairthil and lingering be Lade of Admiral Eater, at her I.—ngleines in Yarmouth wAttic, nos W+ol. AT LjkooN u4;11.. Morn 7 mkt. after Kyle.... SIP emn Ow It. :.=•Bra..mtc...sancr-===.lM. SALES BY AUCTION. Ry LEIGH and S. SHIVERY. Rnokorlera. At their House, No. 145, Strand, THIS. and Twenty owe in'ioning Pays (Suede,' and East Day .-xeepted), 'I I IHE Knire mad Valuable BOUND STOCV J. in TRADE of die hoe Me. ISORDON, lkosicsehat, at Winehe•t•q; inelnding the LINRARIRS of HHADLEY and SHIPLEY, rooshol logethilw IVY" Ci le IrKlintiou every dais of Literature. N N. The Rimini are uni.er•ally Infeeellegt eniZtinite TO be viewrd, and Cstdrifue•, price Is. 6d no he 1110111 had, at the place of Sale; likewise Mears Nftinde:l au/ Saris, ay* Messrs Neil and grarlfute, Edinburgh; Mr. Archer, Did) Mr. Cooke, Oxford; Mr. Wieners, Cambridge ; and of Mr : Nubbins Winchester. PRINTS Or THE ITAUAN ANO ENGLISH SCHOOL', CAPITAL NOOKS OF PRINTS, Ste. Illy Mr. RICHARDSON, At Isis lion* No. 31, the Cornet of Vi 1 1.1%.40•01, 541.4 on FRIDAY, robsuary lA , add tollo•iog Day, tat Tip** eCierk, ACOLLF.O :lON of PRINTS, comprising many of the rare Works or M. Arnoni., ; the I.7ani rams; Guido, Ike. Sm.; C.A.t.ous, by Dertgny and Grosehii. In the Fneish beho. , l Am many after Sir Junrus sad other eminent 141voeit ; including maim Moots and pri.s,e Flats.: among the basks are Iludye's Views in India; Hamilton - a Selto'a Pietura It.iliea ; Works; Cmeit Collection, S Vols., INoion's Voyage t. Fgypt, Volt ; end many ethers equally valuable To be viewed o r Thuiaday, and the Morneop of SaM Catalogues to be ba3 of Mr. Ittetsaiesuii, No. 31, Strand. -- • • - LONDON i—hinted by DA.VIOSON, N.. 17, Doke's Cn•at, Rosowerept, CosersoGare.oi, and published at 111* Othcr, No IS, Peek of St. Clements Clutch. Str.ad, by W. of No. 7, New Itritrower...-t. Long Atm, for this Pa;.re, mat tv the Olio:. t eat 044, , s4i duly misruled a.. • lugila 2 it Til F 1414 1118 PRE4 • 2 22 , s Woo 4 ` - ` 4 ! I le ellanekin • 10 j„1,1011 . 11 1 tlt " Mr. bti ' ,ad. W. 4 Nettlb y .huh °l n I t I comp • OR, of OM led The C.rbe 11 : 11 : 11. 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