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EUBLIN. Sums ts. A singular anion has occupied the Court of Ex chequer for lour days this :ferM ; it was brotigh by the perso.tal Representative of a Lady, to tech vet damages for tbesbreach of a promise of mar riage made to the deceased : the Defendant has de w. -red. It being a novel case, much ingenuity an.. learning uwe been displayed by the Counsel on each side, and the Court has taken time till nest Term to pronounce its opinion. Ou Monday night last, Mr. Justice Drury appre hended a man named Toweseta, from the county o• Wicklow, caarged with having passed several Bank Post Bills, which were stolen out of the mail ; there were several Bank Post Bills for five guineas each. as also three and three and an half guineas, en the Dank of 3en-4°rd and Co. bond coticealed in the bandkeschiet about his neck. A vki l inside his shirt, by sle• close examination of the Magistrate; he ha bren identified by several persons whom he had re cently succeeded in dertan.linc. • NAVAL INTELLIGENC,R. PORTsidnoTtl, MINX?: The fleet for the East %Iles sailed this day, via. St. A,Lon . 1. of 64 guns ; Wiadhase, Wexford, Royal George,Part Mow, and Worley Indiamen. The 15:h regiment is gone to Madras in the Reuel George, If few el, and Windham, and the Stith regiment in the other two :hips. Artived the lig.ignant, with a convoy from the Dawns; abont 14 sail came in with her, the rest she left so far to leeward that they cannot get io. flailed the Halcyon, with a convoy for Cork t and the Abandance, for the Downs. fhe Horatio frigate, Carr. G. Scott ; and the Cambrian, Honourable Captain Paget, are taken out of dock. A Court Martial has been held on Lieutenant John Collett, Commander of the Woodcock schooner. for the loss of thst ship in a gale of wind, at Ma deira. Lieutenant Collett was 4ClUlad, these not appearing to be any blame.A detachment of the 34th regiment has embark ed from Fort Munkton, near Gosport, for Sotito America. DEAL, JUNE 22. Arrived the Wrangler gon-hrig, from a Cr and a fleet of transports under c.)uroy from the Westward. Sailed the Vixca gun•brig, with the outward bound tinder convoy to the Westward.—Wind S. AEMOUTII. JUNE if. Arrived this morning the Drrser packet, from Gonerbergh, and landed his Esc,.lit:lcy M. Ain. pus, bis tivreaish Nlaksty's Minister, and Capt. Perponiker, with dispatches from Gen. Blucher to his Royal Highness the Duke of York.—No t. cs. GLASGOW. JOSE 20. The brig Areas Maria, Elms, from Newton - , A land, arrived in the Clyde, on Wednesd.iy. after a passage of 19 days; having on board Captain Cawn and three of the crew of the Ges.e6/ Scot, (Ametican) from Liverpool. for Ph.. •Iphia, which vessel fA n t dat sea, the 8.1, of May last, In 141 4 5 an : It, long 33 and a half. There were twenty...!.ree passenger% ..n board, who went down with the ship; the crr w. consisting of fourteen in number, bet°• k .h-mselves to the boat. with only sic R ano,: of water. and a small quantty 'of breed, which got wet with talc water and became useless. in which s ItlA' ion they remained for eight days. the last of which they had not a &spot water; on the I.sth ult. they were picked up by the Are*, of 'Teignanotith, and landed at Newfoundland. Arrived also in the Marta. use mate and three of the crew of the tem-, Capt. Annan, Irons Peterhead to Quebec, which vessel also foundered at sea, on the 29th April lasi, in lat. St 112 i long. 34. 38. and the vow picked up by a se.sel helot ging to Poole, Row, Mart-r, and Voided at Newtoundl.ind. Capt. Annan was washed nil, the deck. And drowned. ' efore the ve.rel foundered. On Loth May, in lay. 45 21. 10r.... .3! 20 the Coanerres. Remy. arrived at Plymoutl. r -is Savannah, fell in with the rseke, and set fire te :ter, being a complete wreck. The Indrpen4ace, Walker, from Charleston. ar rived in the t ilde on Wednnday.aftw a passage of 2S days ; left loadi:sg for Clyde, the Olive Breach, and the Utseral BrJferd ; the former was to sail the day after Captain Walker. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GlN4Tasarsi, Jana 91.-. rained by tire Ctoonosay. 14N from Demerara; :slary. Todd; and Miry Ann, Wades% from Bordner Augutra Cdssou, from St Km's; Stranger, Rol:Krems. from rhiladelohia beadontona. Wrat , . troy Virginia; Merv, G..t.•, horn Dublin; Prim.: M. y. Hunt; Venus. Lose...et; end the Eliza, Lew, from Watelor,l.—. Railed the John. Smith, tor Moird:ire.; Nam". Haney, for Malta; Colo., for 11,011111C11 ; Esterprisl, atinekt for Dirtnerarai Indriatlgsede, Williams, fur Re.Utro ; Bra gansa, Coles, for Lisbno ; Walkers; Fiber, Will cock; Robert and Sarah. Wilson; Teabout, Nedl, esd {ha Christian, fur "initingen. PROVIDENTIAL PtltistßrxrioN. See. snrgeon, in Derbyshire, • gentle.- man of extensive pea, ice, which occasioned is at. tendance on patients at houses dispersed in the coun try. consieetlibly distant from his own residence, dteaseed ene'night, that, being called on to attend a farmer's wife, who resided a few miles distant, he was attacked and murdered in a certain lane, which it was necessary for him to pass through on his way %.`iithe. - . The agitation of his mind, in consequence of this supposed attack, awoke him; when finding ['his alarm was nothing but a dream, it made no further impression on him, and he soots fell asleep again. In the second sleep. the same horrible cir cumstance wain presented itself to his imagina tion. and be awoke as before. He, however, went to sleep a third time. when another repetition of his terrific vision caused him to awake in such an agi tated state of mind, as induced him to awake Mrs. S. to whom he communicated this singular oc currence ; the relation of which he had scarce ly finished. when a violent knocking at the door was beard. Mrs. S. very much alarmed, in lasted that Mr. 8. should not get up, on any account, and went herself to the window, to inquire what was wanted. On whieh a man infermrd her, that M rs . (meaning the very person nho had been the subjed of Mr. S.'s dream) was taken in labour, aad that Mr. S.'s immediate attendance was required. Mrs. S. replied, that Mr. S. was indis posed and could not attend her. The man urged the danger of her situation, and the consequent no- cemity of Mr. S.'s going with him ; but Mrs. S. telling him that it was very singular ihe person he mentioned should be in the situation lie described, without having ptevionsly. as is customary, inti mated it to Mr. S. whose patient she was, desired him to apply to someeither gentleman of the profes sion, assuring him, positively, that Mr. S. neither could, nor would comply with his request. In the morning Mr. S. had the curiosity to ride over to the house where his assts . ...nee was pretended to have been .vaii.ed. and lonnd the good woman ii. perfel health. totally ignorant of the application. Mr. 8 is a gentleman of tespeathle clierader, both moral and professional ; and is the father of several children. On Tues Jay sc'nnigbt, Mn. Caron was appre bPnded, at Southampton, for cutting one FIiSCH, a shoemaker, about he eye with a case-knife. She was committed ui part, but has been sinca aWntitsed to bail. The unfuntruste etas i. tux thcuslat out of rho mast.. FRO3I LAST maims GdZSTTE. MILITARY PetkiMOTIONS. CAmmissinus Iby 04• I 441,1 , 1: f die Grotty Kei,t Shepp. Nownteera. Captain Ettrard Bishop to Le NI • Commattlatt, •iee nen tttam re d gne d— tared June 1'i,18 0 7. • Gruen •ien t of anteerc llapt in EJ mard Kato to b.: Nlakg, vice Cevlby, resigneei-veflat.+ l June 19.144 • Lieutenant Nathaniel Edvranl Kinder ley to be Captain, •ico - i a • abc.ve Elas‘gn Jo:nt Aa)ley to be Lieutenant, vier Kindelale)--4ate4 a- abvvr. Witiain Suter Gent. to be Ensign. •ice Rayley—lit.l l as above Caiiiniiiiioat la the Tower Hamlets Militia, signet/ by the LA • d Lew miut. 2d Royal Ilevoient. En , ign tlnriL.'d J. Mo o n. , t 1 be Lieutenant, vice re signoil--dii•id Jima u, O's' hns,s , 6wrot. to be Etbign, vice Jolithon • K.& —..iate.l May 25, 1807. Simon Kant, Gant. In be El,sig.s. vice !doors, promote.— elated „I uue 6, I NO7. • EaIt4TVM :n The Gas :tte of the 6th of June. An Add. ea., entitled "Tuve humble A eldteas of the Provost. Fel ins, a ,d S,ltat..4 .1 the 11101% and (.biAtvido.i • rfinitv near was It -flea 14 un•take, tua Addreaa haring been preaeuted to IL. M..j..ty ImA, that hotly. a PA TNER SHIPS DISSOLVED George Ko•ter 1 liut and John lich, of Flonslet•moor, in the pai of I. reds, and county of Turk, Lnen yarnovinners. June 11, 18:1 Samirtl Stanley, Francis Litter, and Edward Kay, rif Shrd fie 1, i n tho county of York, cutlers and factors. WV 14, 1407. DIVA Cno:ior, John Broadhead, and Jorreph Williams, all of Sltetheld, in the county of York, tallow chandlers. Aprd I, 11307. Dramas Wan Meath and Joseph Ada-is, late of Sheerness, in tire cou.rty ..1 Kent, slop.mllers, and wine and bra bell 16, 184. Samuel Kirrt.iy anti James Kirkby, of She'd rid, In th county of York, c.rtlers May lA, 1807. Elie 'teeth Llewellyn and Catherine Slater, Liverpool, in the county of Lancastert hoen-drapeis June 6, 1807. John Edwards and William Jewell Edward% of Portpnol• Gras'oliin-lanc, in the county of Middlesex, pawn brokers. Jong I, 1807. BANKRUPTS. Elisabeth Kent, of stet, iu the county of Oxford, duper, to surrander,Juoe 30, July 7, and August 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lund., Attorneys, Messrs. Smith and Titian, Chapter-house, St. Paul's Church-yard. Landon. Within Wynn Attn.'s, of Aleester, in the county of War wick, grocer, to surrender, June 90. July ?, and August 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Moan. Smith and 'Filson, Chapter-Mune, St Paul's Church-yard, London. Brook Milos. rat Little Newport-street, Long acre, in-the count. of Mi idlesea, haberdasher, dealer and chapinattAri sur render, June 27, July 11, and August 4, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Teaker,Staple's-ino, London. Man W r itiares, of Milk-street, in the city of London, vic tualler, to •urns tide., Jun- 27, July 4, and August 4, at ten, at Guilditall, Loudon. Attorneys, Meths. Shephard and Ad 'morn, Bedfonl-row. Joshua Bell, of Liverpool „ in the county of Lancaster, nue tins.eer, broker, dealer and chapinao, to surrender, July ri, 7, and Auervit 4. at one, at the hoses of Hmiy F 'thaw, the Glohe Tavern, in Live: pool Attorney., Mr. [hornet Wi 1. Cr, John-suelK, Bedford-row, Lando ; and Mr. E. Gridttn, Lower c ,sale-street.Liverpoith Biewer, Litt Clrenterter, in eke county of ,:lou nester, dealer and chapati, to 'intender, Je:y 1, at hie, 2, sad August 4, at eleven, at the Fleece inn, in Conner. , I At tortes, Nlesers. Meredith atad Rubins, Lincoln's-ins I ..nd Mr Thoropmn, Cireneester. Samuel Tnuiston, late of Ipswich, in the csunty of Suffolk, smitater, merchant, dealer and chat roan, to surrender, J lay .3. 6, and August 4, at at the Great Wohe Horse, Ipsyr ie. eforeseid Attorneys, Mr. William Pearson. Wiwi. hi .acrd Mr. Sanausl Taylor, Southampton-Buildrugs, Chancery .''.' °train Kennett, of Snow-hill, in the City of London, baker, dealer and chapattis, to surrender, June 117, July 4. end August 4, at tea, at Guildhall. Attertrob Mr. Noy, Mincing-lane, London. Wiliam Machin, of Newington Causeway, ht the county of Surrey, niantesan, sereeoger, dealer end elsapman, to sur render, June 37. Jul 4, and August 4, at eleven, at Guild hall, London Attorney, Mr. Sh4MODA, Canterbury-square, Southwark. Jonathan Clinton, of Newport, In the county of Salop, skin ner, t.i surrender, July 1, ILat twelve, and August 4, at "keen, at the Elephant and Castle Inn, in Newport aforesaid. Attor ney+, Mr Morris, in Newport; ant: Messrs. Senbraw and Hope, Line lii's 1.. n, Landon. Thurman Waghorn, of Bamford, in the county of Essex. draper and tailor, to surrender, June 87, July 7, and August 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attorneys, Naftali. E. and T Dawes, Angel-court, Thteginorton•atieet. DIVIDENDS. July 41. Samuel Fenand Waddington, of York-street. South wark, io the county of Surrey, banker, hoii-nterchant, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 17. John Tre,nlett, ot the Crty or Exeter, diaper, dealer and c hapman, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern , in the City of Exeter. July 22. Jonas Yetis, of Cleckeatnn, in the parish of Sitwell, in the county of York, etiopkeeper, dealer and chaponan, at eleven?. the Noes Head, in Clikkeaton. July 120. John Kent the yowler ' nnw or late of the perish of Southwick, in the county of Southampton, builder, at the bouts of Henry P:oughtnen, known by the name of the Ship ant Castle, in the teen of Yoinea, to the ;aid County of Southetoptm 17. John Endall, of Over. Norton, in the parish of Chip. pitig•Hotton, in the County of Oxford, carrier, at eleven , at tns White Htt Inn, in Chipping-Norton, in toe std County or Oxford. July 24 George Knot and John Hay, of the Town of King stonrupon-llull, end of Great Grimsby, in the Comity of Lincoln, merchants, at eleven, at the George [un p in theTewn of Ktnoon•upois.Hall. July IS. Lawrence Hayden, of Cheltenham, in the County of Gloucatet, linewdreper, dealer and charisma, at one, at Guildhall, London. July 18. William Phillips, of Maidstone, in the Cawley of Kent, tailor, at one, at Guildhall, London. July 18. James Taylor, of Lemb's.Conduit-street, in the C"unry of Moldie‘px, apothecary, dealer and chapman, at one, et Outlrlhall, London. July 11. Juba Sanderson, of St. Janwe'erstreet, in the County of Middlesex, goldsmith, jeweller, dealer and diapason, at toe, at Guildhall, London. July 14. W,llia n Skinner. of Ert-lane, Greenwich, in the County of hens, viflualler, dealer and charnels, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 17. William Donnell, of Stockport, in the county of Chester, grocer, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Lilly. Joan's, the Liverpool Army Hotel, Castle-Art:et, Liver red. Jetty 11. Samuel 'retied, of the rf iSil of Snot Clement Dews, in the ccrinty of M.ddiessix, merc,tant, dealer and chapeau, at one, at Guildhall, Lumina. CERTIFICATES—JuLv 14. James Illation, of Itutelteotoer t , ta the pari.h of St ?theta's', D..ptiord, in the county of Kest. amen, dilate John Clautbton, of Loverlaa, in the parish of St. Mary, zotherhhili-. in Me comity of Surrey, slitp.r,crr. At • tweeting of the Bailiff (3•114tS CNA Matt% Esq ) imam, and Commonalty of the'town and Port of Seaford, on Friday last, JA SI LC COO IL. I•' .q was sworn into his office, as suceessr‘t to Mr. CH m sits, by virtue of a writ of Mandennit, issued trout the Court of King's Bench, fat that put pow. Mr. Cone was eked on Michaelmas Day Last, but his elraiou remained a eighty, oath it WAS completed a; above. PROT t.SIANT'S LATTARS. The following letter, 'addressed to the Editor of Tire Dethin t.renonie Pea, was published in that ps:-.er of the 11th instant s Da milli fallere ; da juatum santiuraque %Were: hoarlai peecaua, et tr4utlitaut °bites uubem t —Houses SI colleßion of letters, which appeared some tiro-. hgo, in one of toe London Morning Pa pers. aiAtard • 3 Preseitaar." has lately been sent, throigh the medium of the Pdst-clice, and. as far a- I can find. exclusiv-ly, to gentlemen of the same religious pi ofession, as the Assumedone of their Author. the means by which they came, clearly evince by whom they have been sent; and the manner— what does it evince? Is it a disposition to seek open and impartial investigatioa, or (to repeat in one ow . language the sentiment of Horace's hypocrite. quoted ahoy.) to deceits:, by assuming the appear ties of Justice and Piety. and to envelope their deeds in an impenetrable obscurity ? Is it thus they follow the recommendation of His Majesty, . 4 to sultivaw. by all assns in your power. a sprit of union, harmony. and A will, Amongst all classes and descriptions of use people?" H.,* an endea• emir. which. I frost. through the increased wisdom and liberality of the Protestant pot of the commu nity. will prove abortive—how an endeavour. I say. to imeit the most inveterate animosity, could pro- Mote this besign spirit, remains for our sapient statists to desuousti ate. Vain byp-crires! cresinres of a distracted moment ! with t:.e pbartsAicid cant of peace and harmony on your lips, the sole object of your thoughts is to perpronce the dominion of inmult. and Delusi.n: their period. however, anti that of your power, whorls is Jepehdent on them. is fast verging to a crisis; but one moment's cool reflection to she nation. and you was be pi ecipitated from that emiutnce. to whit; artful craftiness had elevated you; and intSt pat tial tran.raiksion et she above-mennoned publication, shall form the sub ject of the coacluding lines of your eulogy The *Titer of the letters, pronahly some time serving apoidats, seems utterly undeserving of the nraise of 'lto representation, or candid induction ri; does not eater icito an examina.ioo of the cen► parative merits of the late and of tar present kV nistet ; he says little or nimbi. y of the expediency of the ` ., 11, which is pretended to have been the cause of the late change. He is well aware, it wodd -nt answer his purpose. and therefore he is silent on these suhjects. Ihe chief tendency of his pedix dissertation r. to prove the are C.:tatnet guilty of angsselersealsi- conduct to His Majesty, during the time the bill was in discutsiun, and since their dismistal. As, c erhaps, this person has received a Parisian education, he may discover in their behaviour some bseoches of, French etirirta, which twig:.. escape the attention of a less ps tau ed and unravelled indi vidual must, notwitnstanding, be a slave, that will find any thing improper, in the reksction of p' dges, which seem centrary to the conscientious discharge of one's duty. A line of conduct sup ported by the example of our predecessors, when they laid the foundation of that Constitution, from a no inconsiderable part of whose privileges, many of their descendants are now virtually excluded : when the Barons petiti4ord for the ratification of their Charter, John insisted upon a promise, under their hands and seals, that they wo4ll nett e eic• mend or attempt to OXl.tt cud; priviler fli.r the future this, however, they hot , * refte, d, and justly considered it an unpteeeeented act of power. With respell to their subsequent condua. 1 shall appeal tote dispassionate mind, that has perused the statements of Lord Howick, and the letters of " A Prarsteel," which seem best calculated to place Ni; Majesty in the mist amiable print of view; b- who say that • 4 he had unilormly witnessed His Majes.y's gracious and benevolent intentions to wards his people, and his desire to promote their happiness and welfare ;" or the man who represents bound:by every tie which human ingenuity can devise, lions adoptkg any nietifille to encourage any Popish superstitione (page '24). And as the Etiil io question is considered a measure of that nature. we must, it we believe this writer, look upon one Sovereign as effeaually constrained to with hnld any farther indulgences, or rather their natu ral rights, from a vastly preponderating majority of his Irish sobj-ils, however great their merits, or however pelitie eiteurestances might render a con trary line od conduit. 1 said above, that there is nothing in the Les. /ere, of the etpedierny of the Bill, I should have add ed, that carries convidisn. it is indeed stated, that " their B;11 ‘li•erided :o abrt.gate the King's supre me, y and to p , rive this, T cturse is had to a Pas. - T - but with as much edit& 111..arietben charges the of Bonaparte by the as, s series of the most completely defeated their sot he credited by an ievcrely telt the sad ern , and will not now solivr be disturbed. by any un s rna4 raise. .elfish and malevolent; is the eiacere wish of torsi Lever et Dr Troy—bu I think, at tl:e rift.tiotes 1)nflos the uowsing Pore Oi the whole, there letter pslpshle falesehnodi, have c own intention. •rhey will Irish vtilie, who have too sl sequences of their disunion, their groivinA tisrsoony to to ebarliAbie ea y. that %pities: through m•stiv , !l the most s: aliaLAbeamaJNlL. DRPADFUI , STORIff. Tuesday', the 9th inst about three o'clock ist the afternoon, cam- on. at B in Lantaslire, the mot tremendou; vorm of thunder, ligluning. hail, and that the: al lea persons in that t•fsir., can re. member. '1 he li Ll ioning iv,s; vivid and very power. fut. the t.trtler-Asas q,tick and uterwndous, and seern ; n: . t ly 60 ne ,r, as ti Ca.hr of their bursting nn the plate. ale iorry to add. that three peopf: hau.e been rny mAteriAily harm by the eleftric fluid. A et the name of Hash. cts, in Little i!pultum, patmag hy wiadow tothe door. the tighu - .M7 L;aougli t: a window like a ball of fire, and struck het on or's: side-{that next the win,kov) , .•hich is at present ulnae dead, she having no feeling in it, but it is hoped slue will recover its use. Another woman, sitting ci , se by her, winding. re skived no hunt. but the Wi'4.l ( )W WAS shivered to atoms. A simiar accident happened on Bolton Moor ; the ball entered the roof of the house. a: d passed through into the cellar, where were a man and a woman, both of whom were.mosit hurt; every pane of gla•s in the house was broken, the sat** sve:e forced out of their places, chinmey thrown dom., and the house otherwise much injured. 'The eb tric fire communic ited co tome cotton in theistic , : y of Mr.J alt CM AN Canott, which began to blaze, being quickly perceived, was soon put out, without. mach damage. It is said that a man on Bolton Moot, as he was weaving to a cellar, was an teryi6ed by the shocks, that, in endeavouring to get r ver hir loom, his two legs were brake% and he was utak'. wise much hurt. The annual Elhibition of Stock took place at Woburn Abbey on Monday and Tue.day solutight. About seventy graziers and amateur; assemined, w'ia partook each day of a sumptunu , . dinner at tho Abbey, at which, in the absence of the Unite t Iltoroits, the Marquis of Tavisrocs very boy pitabty and convivially pre4ided.' Returning thank' tur the health of the Duke being dunk, tiro Mai quis informed the company. that ,t was his Grace' intention to revive the agricultural and other pt;zt the nest year. The I:uke's South Down .Seel were the favourite stock, the prime ptIl• of ea r sealing fir ninety guineas a score. DIVIDEND, PAYABLE. AT (iUILDIIALL, TO-NlOl4 [tow. Jkohua Rotas% Stockpot% ‘ke.titr% s licatau 77, IMOSI PRICE or STOCES YESTERIIIII'. Blink Stack 3 pet Cent. Reduce./ 6lli; 4 per Cent. Lung Annuities Imp. Annuities limh 6 per Cent. 93; 96 Oinnium I India Ron& es. 11.* pi en:. Exchequer Wl:s invliilt Lottery Tielots Consuls for.. • • T. StSH, Stutk.Nruker, Ne. 4, Conski.l, 4,4 9. 4 turiste."B. _ COURSE or EXL:HAN .t, Jame Y.l. Asessegon .... 96 6 4U. i .. • -0-. 4)i L». . D. 1 e ten ...i6 10 1 Venice o. C 0.! Do. Irr.• 4 •Oretio c. f.. II 7 4 11 1 L.A.st 64t 441,4 M. 1114 8 gip. 1 Oporto 6.5 • Altoao .14 9 Silt. I Dishicw NI ft. la 011.6.• 2 Us. l4 14 I I...Meaux .... 1:4 14 Coes 361 effect. •e.•S rt Pyrn , rl Gold in C•na and Hort 4 Ns. D 41V0.10... -- Nee UV* .11 ban N.. Loon sat► .. •• -- Arlo n 'Re rank al Hon ye. Cont. Dow 301 effect. Dine 971 Leghorn 491 • Naples . 4l MARRIAGE. At Nataan. Captain gactknl Ci•antbuns, of the Royal Na' to Mis. Susan ‘latibla Wy Ric, eldest dataightts of Ws. IV, lie, E. Attotury•Geasnal for the Bahamas. DEATHS. On %tonlay last, at Kesoington, in the Oath year of age, Wm. Wha•tley, E.q. of Laney Howse, in the coakity 11(e..t, ands Deputy Lieutenant of the said County. At Cuirass. Scotland, on the itio inst. Miss Christian 1 , 7 , law, thud Wtointar of Like late Sir Henry Wardlaw, r: vie, Mart. On Wcdoesday last, at Fowler, in Kant, Mrs. Trot Bulger, sires to Sir John Bridgcr, Mod aarvirriagawa4 l of the lateJolua Bridget, Esq. rn COOlO , Ir ace, Swim. --- HIGH WATER. THIS DAY, AT L')NDON M0rn....40 minsafter..4 Even... 56 mut SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE SOAKS. lby Mews KING an 4 Lth:HEE. At thelr Gmat UM. No. SA, Kinrsued. 00•00-112' 011 MONDAY, hily 6. and relleding day, at twelve, A VAluable CoUelion of BOOf: S. level. 11. Minuets, Rlietia, 11D41 (411 , 7. i si t Uhadiopi theta are Colestry's Carolina, 2 ',As. coloured plates, tfaigtrth‘ Works ; Kiligrew's Plays, Portrait by -I;..ur , Htrimeet Shakastveant, fi volt. Alben't Birds In Sotders.erdotired 14,tes, ants ; Edvrirdes Birds and -a w.th Bregelell COntioliation, co:oursl plates, S *414 ; Work, 14 eel'. ; D•movan'. , Wares. uatourtd ? LW. t. Holy Bill*. by Reeves, 9 Ifelnlon , "VACS .• Cicero Nails variorum, 19 tots. ; Daoirt's :torsi 9 ; Hume emd Amell.itt. 13 vats.; Gibbon, 15 nd can't Watts. 11, volt ; Johnson , P. 415, 75 ; • Clawirs, S 4 eels. ; Prevat Hut A • it,vairet, 75 tai k §. al May be Viewed Salads,. 4tl. •Jul .! wt CA' had. By LER.:II. and S. SO Boohooing*, ow (Keit house, Nn. 145. Strati 4. •r' Jo o.•d th- Vo.tr Uays. (5a1d , 1 at ' • r • o'Clock, A Verylitable COLLECTION B(P in , rnile.ti •nd lenrtign 111 Am,, Ilo3;es, Po' try, Mar, Pod Miserlianmi; litidelse a C; ~,, se h.lles Lanais , spawn sitsich ir S vois.—Calitsine of Rns•io.-11.7..a.gL .• 16%.--ilsirtr.% Kent, law pipe p arty Ant,4. Cantrutou , s 3114 'tinder. S oula ..Clug.lale's Warwickshire, plates Of li•niar, • 1 ." Anglselnurn 0100 Seltptitl4l o l l vi▪ de. itaiiii....liorteirs Sjislosaiddia. tlis ann. , t• 1 •, pliktes..-Custes 1,..15• and Nivisob ab.e;; sof L.-A 'N a i quarto, alustrited with po:trsats . 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