The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-04-09 00:00:00

LIA INTELLIGENCE. COMM OP CIiANCEItt , tacour's Ise Hatt .ab lt yin a. This morning / at 10 o'clock, Lord Chancellor EL Des resumed his seat, a:KI proceeded in the first • Seal, before Easter Term; wh?n a varitiy of motions, of no pnblic nlterest, were disposed of. Them was a ve9r fall Attender.c • of the Gentlemen of the Bar. :and the Cart was exceedingly crowded at an early hoar. S r Aarnv PIGOTT. an.] Sir Basest. RO bat LI.V. Stiii : their ',Anon, in Court, as Attorney and OLD BAILEY SLSSIONS, Aram 8. The General Quarter Sessiont of the Peace, and of Oyer and Trrmiaer, for the County of Middle sex, and City .if London, commenced this morning. berme the Right Hon. the Lotto Marna, Lord r"1.4 Justice Ettssiaoliottom, Mr. Baron Terme. • Nlr. Jus:lce Roccr. the llscoaosa, and a nmerous Bench of Aldermen and other Magi& traits. joke S VIII, was capitally ind am for stealing. in the dwelling-ho tie of John ikuckiale, a bookseller, in piccadil l . a quarto Bibk,and other books, to the value of forty shillings and upwards, the said Stircktitle', property. It ape red from the evidence on the part of the prosecution, that, on the evening of the 23d of March last, Mr. Stockdale had an • alletion of Books, at his Library in Piccadilly, ( which forms a part of his dwelling louse,) and there were betwee i forty and fifty p: eons present ; when, in con,equence of an intimation from a Gen tian in, the l'reiecutor's attention was drawn to. warts trio Pris rues., who, he ob,er red. had got a large book tie,l up in a handkereiier. He sent the Clerk of the Aulion to watch his motions, and he saw him antic the bundle, and take out the quarto Bade (which was produced in Coto t) and which lay behind him up.in the counter. When the alai/ion was over, the Clerk again went up to kiln, and goes. tioueS him about t.king the book ; to which the Pri sooer aulavred, that he bad bid for it ; that it WAS knardred down t, hits at 11. 45. and he had paid for it. It app-arei. however. that by the Clerk's b 'oft, tlir Bible in coeition had been knocked down to aMr Vippy, 11 Si. Oa the pre di.. Pvisoner, several respeetable looki .g pers.ro,. %.'rre call.:J. who gave pima most charade:. He apPeostJ vs have been a eon of mesch .nr or .roker. and I:ved io a respect able sty le at Kt nsirgtAn. Ths Jury, after a short deliberation, a-gaited the P isvurr. lassos tiara and Zarha►iah Mime., two boys, the former only 14 years of ale, were capitally in dicted for stealing in a dwelling how 11 silver -fork., 2u silver spoons, and four ladles. the property of Edward Devitt. Fisher ea: acv•iitell. and Thorp found pity. but recommended to up-rcy. Lliza4•l6 Nevi w.ts renvirted of stealing a rem sa tot vrhie thread lace, ot the valise ot lour &ha lms., the pr .pert y ot Jamrs ['Jae a it, 8. arforo WILLIAII Malvor/Amo, f s7. Chairman, awl • NMI. ?WM Bea. it of 7tistiees of the Peace for the Cbuatj of Mddlitreir Edward Egee was indided for assaulting and obrstsaing Jilin Herbert, a Thames Police Officer, in the disch irge of his duty. Upon the day stated in the indiament, the Pro. sccuri ohstrved the Defendant put a bag of iron, which he stupefied to belong to the King's stores, on the tap a stage coach, near Rothahithe i and haring examined and mould it ts be boat iron, he questioned the Defendant as to the way it came into his possession I The latter answered, that he had purchased it from a person whom he then said be would point rest. On his way home, .however, he made vzrious excuses to avoid this; and when he got home, refused to go for such person, as his wife could not mind his shop during b;s absence. The Prosecutor, however, prevailed upon the wife to Accompany a man of the name of Reid, who was the assistant of the Prosecutor, to find nut this per son; and during their alisence, the Defendant, while the Prosecutor was star—ling with his b.sck to the fire, seized the pukes, and gave him a blow on the brad, that felted him vs the ground ; he received a very violent contusion on his skull. wdch prevented loin attending his business for a length of time. Theists y Wand the Prisoner GealrA. AAVAL INI tLL lULNCE. PooITsmOUTII, •eeIL 7. Arrived the Earl Camd a, Hope, and the Coutts East ladiamen, from the Downs. The Crocodile slop of WA,' is appointed emseor for Newfoundl.and, Halifax, The West India eoavoy remain at St. Helen's.— Wind S. W. PLYMOUTH, AFIIL 6. Sailed His Majesty's ships n•arrinar on a cru•se ; Goliath arid ranpard to theEastward.--Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, APRIL 5. Arrived this day His Majesty's brig Cdam6me, 18 guns. to take the vessels waiting convoy here fur New.i•undland and Halifax; His Majesty's brig gr.rpieis, 10 guns, Captain Carteret, from a cruise ; she has brought in the American ship Virginia, Captain Provost, from New York, bound to hotter • dam ; also arrived the ship 1 leinswscatt, from Bar celona, detained by His Majesty's ship Maw,. 56 guns, Captain Malting ; the ►hip Commerce, Crud hill, from Vaginia, in 61 days, for rrders ; the East India packnt, Alrrer. y, Captain Taylor, from Ben gal. 122 days passage; she bring. dispatches of sin e s , 4 tance, which were sent off espr.•ss for London; the 1 1 .tud Pri•title traders, from Penzance; ti.e Teams& 44 packet, Cock, with Mails, horn Lisbon, 14 days passage, only une passenger, Capt.. Dunn. late of the drip CM,i,•e, of Liverpool ; also the Carlene packet, Paterson, from Malta and Gibraltar, 17 days from the latter pl-ce ; the June, Malta, was going into Gi,r• left. Mr. B!igh came pas dispatches from Sir Thomas • • xiarz tßifok, - . AN ILLE4Y, Oa 11.• Ittee 3laA at ler. WiSbertorte'i Mmi.on (..t Ala Ab• Won "lila Mikan SlAva Trade. iu dal Yvar 1781. ........• SY TS' WE F6A lOC'S M•Ltil, 6SQ. The awful hour of anxious hope is o'er, Ad eh, the fond delusive prospects flee; My Casey nom Aral pallet no more Virtue temer'sl, and snit-burnt Atric fire. Still shall our brethren of the darker dye. 6, torn from parson, friatibls and it'll.* there ! Still shall their startle' eyes the heirs supply, Tell the parcled brain refuse the humid store. Oh ! I had hoped the *moires of Laos, The boasted guaad. ns of their country's weal, Were not insensate to that best applause--- That Miry were men, sod born fur men to feel. 0 Wilberforce! thou friend of human kind! My hash with fervour would thy goodness bless, But that eh' emotions of my swelliiig mind Are all too warm for langeege w expires. Curse on the hateful poser whose noxious. breath Its taint ihiethouir they' the Senate blew Taming thy words of life to While Aram* round its jaundied terror. threw. Ye Men of Britain, Guardians of our pie, Whose patriot cam should over all extend; Why have ye chiseled lair Freedom's lilteetl And spored the idle of the (lacocca' Vitriol! Had ye but deed, like Brahma, to by foe, And shut your eau to lueseses aorslid voice; Had ye bet limed now to Natures plea, And made Humanity's hlest cause your choke; Then-then, ye Senators! your names eurnli'il In Mercy's book, had long conspicuous stood; And fame (a far more imusig weditii than gold) Hail purgd your annals from the stain in Wood. Methinks I see some piing Negr . kneel, And clasp your knees with egotneilig grief; " Ye Wawa sots, ah ! muscle...esti tie tell I "Ali grant our woes some por tion of relief " I ash not much, new for myself I plead ; " My aged limbs requital timed to pain; " My parents, children, numbeed with the dual. " My sons were slaugitteed,aad my peruse. slain " I plead fee those who neer have felt the chain, i• Noe ouGed Cultures !row the vengelu; scourge; " Woe neser'tmew the smart of wonting palls I "For them the planet, the anxious plea I urge. ft Let us, who long have felt Oppressime. and, Laird by mine gentle emu, stock yoor Lodi; " Be tanbht the saving knpwiedge of you G..d, " Arid pay the Hamm& wit.. ow Laring hands. " But cease to drag trout off their nativsaiune " Thimble SOUS of Affies 0,4 e " Let them no more the suifiao's ant deplore, • .• And lust in charisel dungeons o'er tee asEih. Ye hula know-.. Alas! ye little auow " Toe various horrors of sir wretched let; " Ur, down your cheeks tne peony drops would ft.., " Aid treat your omoins 'mph the &KIWI burst This is out fancy—lis the voice of troth; The dungy belie et Mites wretched chime. real Poets age uispiutccieJ youth, To.. Olt‘ 114 dying ;poen. J.:pions your Crime. Each bloody spectacle of human smart The page or hisery open, to out view. Consummate lolly jolted with hewn sat, Ye traders mean. a realiad in you. How must it gall the heart of tender mould a ( And such there are on &ILA sultry plains) t To be, like reuseless cattle, oougnt and said, Despiedssiapptesed, and ass tue sordad game. Ye brutal traffickers in human gore. Ye Woe Teribeetue of your colliery% Alm% Who aevm knew the pitying tear to pow, Ueglow with syinpausy'S dirtiuguited dame, Compare your conduct with the glorious 'eel Ott' by the sons of scorned Alm ahsterie Olt' for the child/ or rites, of trieillabsie weal, There " senselteL brutes ' will malice thew own. Ye say they lead a life of joy and peat-; Your Country's childniu ulton rim a +om; Oh that youtaelees might taste their veuosid ease, Arid feel entitle ilepterames sou cum. s Theo should you bloah-your rude ba.linian souls. Lealinlict id vain refinement'. semblarit tarns, Should learn to blush, that they whom late contieuls Ate yet by MOO, more tionsaiishy warm. Then should ye blush, to call their slavery Wits ; 'Men should ye Mush to call them rule and base; Then should ye know what noture'r item( us, And leaiucompamion toms the towed race. Ye judge the feelings of the wretched slave, by moos which animate your 0. , .1.1 Mt..% And a, ye never stretch's' so at.,, tout'', SUppufe they =Ter Nature's thiub contest. Wises torn from parents, friends, arid knotted ties. Must they not leel the eg eua..og stitaol? Mutt nut the drops which swell the.: swanning eyes betray the anguuk tai the bleeding twat When they look back on all the friends they leave; When they behold theirs weeprnq ea the shohe Do ye, a. human beings, Caen besiege Trey ',tends nor country agoo.ifil deplurr 0 think iu time ere it shall be too Into, • What crime to deal in torture, rapine, bl rod s Era God's oen thunder shell elect your tate. Siam you. desigr.s, and vindicate the good ! Tor you, ye chosen few, who deed to plead tot itijued innocence and 'mildew age; Mute are whose tongues-sm hose hearts &sounding bleed That lathier Wallowa o'er your generous rage. Ye great aseertme of the Negro's cause Ye glorious, manly, midepeudeut bind; Ah ! Coop rest yet, gaga' Meteor's genhaisu. laws Sisal yet be felt OS Britain', generous land. Tut chime, independence, patriot anal. W di last foe ever in the rolls of fame; Those who have laboned for their Country's weal, Their Country's genital tongue lane jar shall name. And when the grueling rate, by merest swsyd, Stull, 'terra by scurs:ful virtue, dm away, Despiiil by those they send i by hands betray'd ; Your liellow'd moms shall shine with glory's ray. The while nut distant is, the yoytel twee, To virtue ua.d , mad to freedom deer,. Y•.,,, e1...f0rm:4 shall use stabil... 'roe feutlf 1,14111 would Natures (WIC* revere. Talielt by your fureefel arguments to know, Taught by your generous ardency to feel, The natters% hoots snail determiii'd glow, dud one bold effort out disgrace repeal. The , —then shall tyrant Vice despairing shrink, Tai haul her gloomy triumphs short and V• 111 I And cured o, , prsstiou slmll exert, to think No spat u .eta for her despotic 1:101. Oh grant It h ! 'illy Wilberforce may see This ;donut'. day, ire yet his eye- shah cause, That so his suet from feeling anguids free, May en he rumen of sgi en ;mace reovie. Perhaps the last grant act be lives 1. view, Aid .wen, we hoe, may to his pious lamer, May be teh..i here she Mute proohctsc drew, To use. triumphaotly his patriot are, Then .ltell the World'. great Patriot, plated, exclaim, " Europe no 'Tyrant has lathe West no Siam ! " Eoougl e , hood firovene-uo more on bank I claim ;" Then. Yield has litsuoued Itiab taltaapheet I. the grave. *~~ _~~ _ ...., - - ... *PO RtiNG ATELLtGANCE. IeeIIirMANICKT tie(Sl SIMINCL MEETING. aintottaY. First wear of a ',most of the St ikro, a Sil9tefitst , ll 04 144 C 1 eth, it. It. (or re'', and Rd et rising 3 pro old, corks 114.71 h swirl Allies 'l.' 41b Across the Fiat. I.d Gonyenre's b r by Sir I' ter, nut of loi. IS. of (11 fil it..n‘i a aliiocian. by %Worthy, .rut ot W, Whine lien. Gower's f M Worthy, out of Mare-Ila Mr. MA per\ en r. Haoy.iiing.leg., by Bening is nigh, out of the ,110, 1 of t Mr Mellish 's b. f by Pattiut, dam by Iligheyer, out of Tiffany Mr. Mellish% b ( Mi.< roirkle, be Piecipit de Si...evasion .4 longs. oath. Ab. M. Mr Arthur. %Vont...rod, tea. Nit. S , avely. est. 711,. I.d G.ll Caeyndidi'. 7.t. eat. Sweepstakes of I irto. ea, b. It. A. D. 1 .- IA F. Bmthick's Kagatello, int. Sills. 1.4 ty.hon . Buce;Mo'us, fist. Gen. Grosyris-r's Have at 'ern. 7.1. MT. Armor's Brimstone', ogoirst 1.4 Grate-MOS VlO'llte, Sit. 1:15. emir. B.C. 20i1 x 1 it Mr. Arthur's Su. Daval, est 71b. against Ld Orr:intuit% ti, Sat. Arrii. she Flat, bangs. Mr. Floes's b. e. by Sir 14 ,try, nut of . Atioette,t;.t. Sib. scot Mr. F. Neare's ch fby a iirotb-r to Itireater, darn by U.... 8.1. ilb. R.M. 10 0 r. h. ft. IA Foley'e Paris. against Mr. Arthur's Achilles, est. Sib. ear',. Acmes the Flat, 200 e. D. of Grafton's Vanity, B.t. 41.,. agaitot Mr. Craven's Bronv., 8.1. Ati. M. 10' go. ft. Sir .1. Shelly's Clasher, Int. 61b. against Mr. Me lisle. Ll:sterol!, est. ::11). B.C. *ILCus. Mr F. Neale'. R egn'ator, 71b. against Mr. Wilson% S huggler. eat. 1 . 6. DI. It'Ogi. Mr. Wotom's Cliaraset, ea. 61b. against LA Darlington's 11. row, est. bib. Two y r ..:4 C sogs• ft. Mr. Lake's 'Tim, pet. r.:b. again.* IA Cornelius% Elton, Est. DM. Yong.. Mr. Artlittet Cortina, Beaufort, Ost. 711 a. against Genera Clawrir's Soo:ley, 7st. Glb. Ah. M. 1 taiga. F Gabnose's Superstition, 9;t. agains General Gro. venues Bruais. 7.t. Ab. M. 10118$. h. ft. Tvasna Y. The King's Plate of lungs. for mares, fl yr OA., earning en. 411. a-4 p olds, 5.4. 411,...,5 yr obis, 9.1. ) r std., arid ag..d, C. Fifty P moil. by Sists‘rritamn hr 4yr .4.15; 74. 9 . 1 a yr olds, go ym -4-yr rail: .414 d aged, est. 711 Last 3M.of B C. Non Simserilorrs tr. par Sg entrance. Mr. Northey's c. I.y out of Joi.kry's dam, tit, 41b. mg t Sir JShelly's Wood N. mph, Sot U. I fiery:. h. ft IA Grosvenor 's br r, Butrinh, by Sir Peter, out of Lady Bull, est 31b eyot La F. it Odsurne's b f. by Whiskey, out of it sister to 1 ...I% 8.4. R M. 20-r. h. ft LA. Kam'. b. f Kir 1 si re.:Aise, by Young-Woodpe:ker, rlsm by Driver, oat of Era/Nuns, Set. 71b. apt Gen. Groove-nor% b. c. Tire by W..rter, da.3 by the Barley-emates /lilt Arabian, 8.1. both reseg S yn old. Ab. M. 100 p. IL It LA F..ley's Captain Absolute, est. 91b. art lA. F. loatiock's &a. 7.1 a. D I. leers. b. A. Mr. Illaclitord% lour Larop(lii, est. Mk lett Goo. Gower'. 8.: Twa yr old C. btigt. Mr F Nyale'a Regulator, est. 71b. spot M. Lock's all, Ost. NU. L. 1. 109gL W[DBCsoAY. Fifty lotorts h Sab:ctiptioo, for 3 yr. nide. TM. Slit. 4.yr. 01.14 bat. 11!):6 and I.)r. olds. 3.1. 4ib. B. C. Nots-Str6. scriloo, to pay bas entrants. The Pint Year of a Renewal of the Newisarket Slakes, of Sur, each, h. it. co is carrying $4 Ilb. and fillses est alb. D M. Ld Growatorb b f by Sir pew, out of Popinjay's des Ld Ormyenurb ts.c. by John 633. Mit of Isabella Ld Gtosrenor's b t. Mandate, Miter to Meteors D. of e. Musician, by Worthy, out of Woodtdoo. D. of Gralt.iii's brunet to Duckling S,r C . numoiry'r brotl!er to Orlando Mr Wilson% ob. E. by Butmert, out of Tolima& Mr. Mellish', gr. c. Bonk, by Star Sir .1. Sheh.l t. Nymph, by Trumpeter Mr. Wotrent's co.°. sty Haorbatootass, dam by Busranl, out ot Calash, by Herod L 4 Darlington'. brother to Ezra:Cation. bought of 1.4 Derby Gen. (iowyr's eh. c. Gladiator, by Bustard • LA Foley'. e. Ceaimeat.:Lone„ by Whiskey Mr. U c. by liermigb:ougia, est of Mulreapionat Mr. D. Rodelate's inter to Laurel Ld P G. tneurtne•l b. c. by Tiumpator, ont of Beda Sweepstakes of 1 'O t is. each, h. R. fur 4-71. ells. D. 1. Li Grantor's limlaute, est. 11b. lad Litu.yrnor's Meteors, est. 1 I lb. Mr etyllish's Statuary, 13.1. 10',. Su J Shelly's Sir Laioncrlot, en Sib. Mr. C Brown's Monsitatimer, B't elb. Mr. Wlls.to's Lorifyderato, SID. Sweepstake' okflity Guineas each, est. 7lb each. Across the Flat. D. of St. Albans' h. f. by coriander, rout a Fairy. Sir G. Heatheotab b. f. Warier, dam by Hightlyer. Gel. Groovenor's Wren, by Beaingbrough, oat of Lady Jane. Mr Modish's (altar Peter, to be rode by Mr. Meth- a4a.n.t Mr flowonte, koterpriee, to be ti.4e by Mr. D ttadchue, lilb. under Mr. Mollina'swittriL B. C. VoOgs h. A. The King's Plate of 100 gs tor 4 yr. olds I Ist. 5-yr. olds Ilst. 9th. e•yr. 6:44 ait.l Bird 12st. b. C. Swenrtrakrs of noir. each, h. ft. fur 3yr olds. lir. obi c. Mr. Poysie's Tudor, Not. I I lb. Lord F. G. Osborne'. !email, est. 61b. Mr. NV,. thorn's r. by Scholorit, bat. Gotoretior's b c. by Sir Peter, out of ibis, art Lord F. llstaimer b. e by tiumpitor, nut of Beds, est 21b. each. Acorn the Flat, 2Ung..11.11 lA. Griovenor's b. f. by Sr Pcler, ma of Minehoe, SW ?lb. ag.t lA. Roirs's br f. Fan, by y aa g F.spersykes, out uf Firlact'. darn. est. Ac row the Flat, twigs. It. It. D ..t Si. f. by Coriander, 114. 2 , b ago.. 1.4. Brun. neore's Cliwkon Botcher, 8.4. Ab. M. 1081 Mr Srtweil'ir f. Buttyrerip, to itenisigbormigh, not of Hybl', apt. Mr. Myirroti'. b. f. Wilms, by Patriot, Oa. tab. melt. U. NI. 1008 b. I. ft. M• Northey' a c by Lop, dam by Iliablyisr, est. Sib. art. M. c. (.114.1`13) terims, eat eat Frisky, SA. 4116.Ab.M. It. itiDa•. Mr' C. Brneon's Mountaineer, est. 91b. apt. Mt. F. Neale's Iglu:Ater, S.t. LS I 50its• Last week an award WAS made by JAWS, Lose, Esq. Barrister ar Law, in the very important cause of WlLunt and Co. an Benson and Co. respetting the workings of a colliery, at Greys , arthen. near Cockermouth. The Plaintiff alleged, that the lefend.in3 had wilfully abstrated a large quantity of coal , from grounds u n d er t h e i r Royalty; and, in further aggravation, had thrown various impedi ments in the way, to obstrua them in the peaceable enjoyment of their property. This cause was twilight to Carlisle, for trial at the last Anises, and it WAS a solicit of serious disappeinunent to many persons who had attended on purpose, that it had not then a hearing, as th e d ar k, complicated, and mysterious circumstances which it involved, render. ed ;medic investigation desirable, and must have ex cited general interest ; but at the urgent solicitation of the Defendants, the cause was put to reference, and Ja am Lose, Esq. was fixed upon as Referee. The Learned Counsel went into a full examination of the tidied at Cockermouth, and after • all the intricacies and subtleties, which the s • dexterity of art had superadded to the natural darkness of the inquiry, be made his award last week in favour of the klaintiffs, Wit. suss and Co. with damages to the amount of .16,)191. 15s. and taxed costa. ~~. ~. usu. a. teAdy 441 , lei anthill ef.411-7 bin lisr - ptistiges; these id • fir • ths det, I.ert, ciksilloilrgallatifillii• lei lies pPlee, d 4 ether iavaits.i. ~,w4 'Wye' putchrlptil, capper and esti‘ei iiring. 4 4lsis Is *glen tale. sad Or Pe b -.-llesase( each ileseriplion We, keep !hot% htnriu r whi ere in essidderaUle Fbsom an et else law ?Aiello's...doe Messiest sc. per lanai. CPR/trier fierce Or <MAW. Whe5t........ iSo itio. Plik ! Seam. 4' r rims 4c .......IMs Olt 01. T.tic Oats ......as ett . aye ..• 4n. 451. OA. 0at5........ 1h 85. aarkry Si. 041 OA. Min& ........ SI. 02 2 Mat 65.. 74.. W. I &Fetlock . . ... SP3I. 341 White Pea i 44 01. 01. fine flost.••••410L Sis. a * , ....... . 41k 445 , al. Sow -At. • cs • • - SO., S.‘ COAL- hiAltiCl t. AraiL Ships at Market Snld. PAM 6 ..SeterAndlio 4. 49a 64. 33 , ti • lank Scoot .. • ....... 9931 4 S vc/ Cent. Reduced I 1.'4 5 per ex.'s Cost•uk per Cent. per Cent. Navy 94 1.4 Lung Osmium Ind:s Bonds Exchequer 11.114 ......... • Iw Is. peers Enkhsh I. , •ttery Tickets C.M.10111 Inv tett. T. RtS.N, Slock•Recsker, N. , . 4. CurrOu'l. a' 9. Chorine STOCKS, MA ACM Ifebentonts 5 ►er Cent 9atF k rd C.n,l Loan 6 per Cent. COURSE OF EXI Antatato .. • • . 6 9 2 L. Dna. at t... 41•1 -••• gottnt latr. c. L. II 10 2 U. lia.ooloureh 54 10 11f1/. •411 iill. Pan , . e 40 Low. Dttu. Y U , 111.41trthwal 24 14 Cad.s IJ94 effect. Ditto Mairld 3l effect. Ditto 211 Leghorn My Naples • • 42 'IIANGE. 41'1114 7. 4 1.4 P.e. en.c. • C s'? 1) , (1. Or.so l3l b•Allb• 4.:01k 19 p;nuesi a Goid ••••••La c.... • 1 and lila.* !In "L 4.. tie al Uouh• awls Inv 1)nita••• StiV.! la Bars „.., , Mew Leis mob Aditi the hank of in... 4 si r.ut DEATHS. On Saturday fast. Mrs.llFlaLtira;PWiPtrabano ' the Int law daugdar of 144 lA* Itaradle Wartime, Esq. et R. 11... cbablure... On m 04.11 of Unwary last, Lieutenant Joseph Wadi, ow of Wm. Worth. Esq. of lkynefee4, W. with the Captain, and a eemeiderable portion of the on, peris , oil in K a Majewyb sloop,/ war Natoilne, the Is. which iris *titre in a tanner paper, Oa Onod Friday. at Illturnod. oar Rearidna. SAL dreetly rintieSeil.. aged IS. Willies Gd G.,t Oman respectable nureetysnan of this plank hat had 'afield fro he' amp S 5... e yoren.-wiTles gendesaan had faired wee .f this fine bets an plantasions thick adorn dievicoity of ReilleMA ✓mittemee's scats in the Western part if this county, aims eruct!, a shrub or tree waste lie sten far today diary miles rt he ,th. not ha'f a canary ago! Fries, aonillne. at Plookl•i, lo goer, the Res. Ws Di. nay, D.D. rear 30. years Rector of that peril : rich la goal waits and highly tailored and ornofied hy over, volatile lie via formerly Fellow of Trinity Cullegt, R A 17.4, M. in USG. N.D. 170, D.D 17119. HIGH WAVES, THIS DAY, AT L."1./'rN IsklUbt Morn— .54 trem.altar.. S I Even..." 12,esis. OW.. I, SALES BY AUCTION. L utt anIECA ART AWfIANA.• My Mr STEWART. At bit Awnion-Roonr, 194, Piccadilly. (appealte Abair), THIS DAY, April 0, end uses &Zone% Days, (Se% day eterpred), at 14 .'Clock, withows reserve, rirrii. very Magnificent and VekaMe TOPO. .1 GRAPHICAL. lIISTUCICAL, and SCARCE COI" LECTIUN Amougst which will be famed. via. The Chisel. des ei Canton. Gra.ton. Faison Hal, and HolltstrA Sir W. Dugdsle's Works, 13, v. (alto. Lord Orford% Wetkr are. large paper. Chauncey's Herts. Enderbi't Wales Wren% Parentalis. Lord Somers's ?radii sad Life, If v. Dart's Canterbury and Westminster, 1. p. Knees Worthies of De won. Kennet's Parochial Anturitits. Willits Cathedrals, anJ uther Works. Fuller's Worthies and other Works. NIP rent`r Errra. Nash's Worcest. nhire. Blomerield's Nod.;t.' Marvin's Spheve of Gentry. Maeda Walks cimplete. Aja 1.11;14'11. Grace, 1498. Pocock's Voyage I p. Lanes Lare cashire Logsais's Cambridge and aloft:rd. Strum% P. 4. tohrey's theory of Surrey, I. p. Ashrnoles Relltaasor "d Order of the Garter, arc Atkins Gloweertershire. I. a. Stukeley's Itinerary. Stonehenge ' and other Prices. Se lltudthe.lend Household Ronk. Katie an West any. Al. choouri's Dtp , emstix Scritie. Sandford's Genealogical Hotel and Coronation. The HMI.. at Yvr'ry. Bryant's MytheleV. Tnt•ftlloll . 4 Nottingham hire. Long'. Jamaica. Mental Pieces. The Hist.. yrd the Faintly of Sas,lle. DAM York. Ttranksby's Leeds. Gales Honoree de Riche , ul. Renitstm's Ely. Gent's Yorkshire Militia sad other Pons. Dou glees Peerage of ficosland, I. p. Ria( r s i Z:le Rork Willie, iluciens gba. Cues Works, I. P. Stalkalr shire, I p. Ternyeses Cries et Loimios. Trines Recurda Curtiss Flora, coloured. Liketeire retry Work of Topovsphy. aidetire M Oast 114 fain and Ireland, mostly la semis Bindings is ;toe d% Itt. The whole focusing one of the Men Seleltions of Cranny and mbar Hatrieles seer offered by public Salw, bring the ems, Library WILUAM BRYANT, To be viewed till the time re Sole.' Catalogues nosy had (Price One Shilling, and a few as large how, Hai" . Crown), of Mr. Constable, Edinburgh ) Mr Archer, Delis) Mr Ceske Oxford Mr. Heighten, CAorbridge Mr. KnA, Illirminghaen ; Mr. Hutton, I MAM) sad at 194, Piceadittt, Londise. KY VlrALlAtrfiVarar --- ILE%R s N AR IBIS; SOURS. roaT.rouos, AND NUNN ELEGANTLY ' , NAMED. Ry Mr. RICHARDSON, At hi. More, Nn. 91, in the Sensed, the ~wet of atre4t, TDIS DAY, April 111, aid the Two follee , ny Days at Twelve ck, A VALUABLE COLLECTION of PRI X I'9. by Orebro* Allaate , s, ineleding assay of M. An St Amoco. llartolesai, Carmen, Media, Canceller Dr"; Guider Duereirma, Heath, Dollar, Inlesibes. Powarla, Raphe . * Rentbranot, Ruben'', Tallier% Titian, Yollroelh Wee 4 e u _' Ike sev.-ral elegantly fronted and glated. A few w"'"" NOOKS ; anions diem are Streetb Sparta tad Paden& er Inured Plater ; Regal Antiquities ; asebyles wide l'lmerbet Danger ; Hoeteaken't Heads. klogarthb Werke, Old Peewit &c. tic Thii Geaulite Primly a a Q•Mill111111% teraend from hie home ia Soautseveitive: To be viewed till the Time if $... Oeedefale an had at Mr. Riehariboa, No. Si. NOOKS, COPPER PLATILS. PRINTS. AND POW • FOLIOS. Se Maim KING mod LOCH!!, At disk °frit Rlbuill ICiat w -aeril• eft. CeeentP ll MOR ROW, a ' sd Felleekti Day. at Twelve. ACOL LEC fION of ROOKS. bouM and quires, serval PORTFOLIOS, a few MUMS I.SPIMIR4LATF.S. - QO/LLS. May be viewed. awl Catelngues MI. ----- LONDON I—Priaate4 tat Q. DAVIDSON. $. I?, Pola Cavort, lieepetreee, Cousee-Gaelesi, and publisbed es Wks. No. I% hack of St. Diotaveatt's Climesl4 lONA W. STUCK, of No. 7, Now lerfeesi•suipet, Lest AC o.4ess, us for Ni.. Paper, seat Ni the (Mee (pea P Will be duly atteuSsal to. e .nen), Lem Malra. was thing into Ci:s- rAlrac wren the packet lett. Mr. B!igh came pas- shigor, charged with dispatches from Sir Thomas Lou.s. oEConstairerrople. zia•L. amt.',. 3 / 4 rvived the .frit by frigate. and Fr.•riest gun- ' sig. from a cruise. and renswin in the Downs with the sia;ps as per fast.. Wind S. • a • Ifeav ti , ',hum s otti`i• tat ft..* 13*, priZ• a iti. O. .•41, ••193 e,, • ..141 P 5. • .313 • •MI. 34i 4011.164,. 3 331 1931 • I • 0111.. ;I . • • 94 1.4 • plrrig Si. ISA .• Wt. 11 lint ...11l " 94 t1 • • .."1 4 4) 1.4 5? 0•1. .16 4 'l4 t • I Cosa "3 4 •. •- • . -- • • - h ' the Inter. Di. et tele W• 411. I:AL.m•Air at the CfPll, 1, the he, et Imp. Seal, lt *met third bee he welt .t trwra I of aaawma minty, *Ade • emery 'verso( Li. Ws Di. rich la goal aver, 'alai* silty Cults", sts we. raw.. I, artscasszol idle Aft" ) . Dap, tS II, I r, 4e TOPO. ARCE . The Char.*. lierhnoh.4 Katt% Werl4 Valet Wren% 1? v. DartV Attica at De• • Caekednik Weoki ‘.1.4`4 Nod t. nrActa. Aj• _~. _ ~~