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f rIS MAJESTY'S SALE e SPANISH SWEEP. Yesterday morning. about tin siettick, the Breeden and amiletrien who are engaged in renting of Spanish Sheep. began to assemble in the Paddock. Sloth of the Par•a3a. at Kew, and entered on their examination of the forsv-t two Merino Sheep, in as many pens. which had been seleeted by the su poirintesdants of His Majesty's Farming Concern. at Kew, Mr sale on this occasion : They consisted of fourteen four-toothed Rams, two six-toothed Rams. errentern full en int led Ewes, foul s ssx•toothed Ewes, and four other aged or broken-mouthed Ewes, all of the true Merino b:ccd, without any admixture or cross of other breeds. lit genetal. it seemed from this examinatim, that the sheep w.•re considerably larger than those sold by His slaj•s'y four or fir- years ago, when this sale was first end. Wished. and much improved in carcase. and were equal• if not superior, to any before sold, in the fineness of their wool About half past one o'clock, Mr Smith, the auc tioneer, who his succeeded to this trust. in conse- T iessee of tie death of Mr. Farnham. who hitherto sold the .beep, opened the bu.iness bye snort bur appr..pri4t.. speech to the co..•r ny, on His Ma. jestv'► gracious intentions taking t mode of dis seminating this inestimable ki ! of "hec k ; and state•. that the Rams now before them had. on t, :e aver age, sheared l•lb. each of washed wool, and ine Ewes four pound and a half, on the avera o •e ; the wool t . is year having been washed on the Sheep's backs, ochre shearing. according to the English method. He noticed the body of evidence which has be •n adduced. 0 these Sheep being hardy enough to endure the ciim de of Shetland, sad any of the Northern British isles. The bidding' then commenced, and the whole were sold as follows, viz. /0112.2005.61215 RAU,. Lot G. for ~' Mr. Allen. 9 2S Mr. Ktd tU t 6 Rev Ur. Beak. 1— 18 Ir. Ciacrty al —ss •;r. e •tnptun kr, )4,. Cherry. 14 -.4. 42 H.Suraner, Eaq. Let Civ. 1 ft. 14 Mr Hunt 2 -- sui Mr. %tact:emir. Is 54t. 161.4 4 I - I.Ssms,r Esq I 25 Ms *Gene I Itt Mr Mackerips. 13 H.Suaner i Lei 313-TooTi 13 few 41 Mr. •ie...J I ID 11434 i. ' 16 ter 33 !kir. Mackeusis. ItULL.6IQU 1? for 11 .'r Iscittruipt. 19 •—• 14i Mr P 19 Iti Mr Hunt. go.— 17 Mt A. 1.41. SI 20i Mr. ii,cktmotl St el mr.suctomos Ss 23 Dave. Ss .6 M. litckvrood. n 27 Ditto. ITUtD I.wes. 26 for 49 Ditto. 127 .9 Fortisaio. -- Mr. P.alt. 99 —4. Mr • Iticenif.e. 3 44.. 46 Mc liktr. 3. ..4 4 . itd Mr Alton. I 92 —t6 Mr Mrek.maie. 33 —3l Mr. AUca t3io Ewes. 36 km 10 Earl Festeseu-. 37 1131 30.3fackausse. SIX-TOOT $4l r.., II Mr Mot. 33 10 Ditto. £O5O &WWI. lICC. St for to; Mr. Haut. ♦1 .o• 17 Nfr. Pock. • it; Ditto. 142 2.1 Mr. Tharp. 40 10 Ditto. In putting up the last lot; Mr. Smith rather facetiously observed. that he had now to sell a aura owls, a fat Aerino ewe ; and such in truth s►i wan. compared with inv thing which has before beet-sold from the King's Rock. At the conclusion of the sale, notice was given. thee such purchas-rs as wished it might have their sh , ep delivered immediately ; And that nh-rs, wh , ose convenience it suited, might leave •hcin thr-e os four days, under the same ,:are which has hitherto been taken of them. Among the company resent we noticed Sir Jr seph Ranks, Messrs. Mickleth wake, Albm, We,ton,, Mackenzie, Sumner, Sharp, Baker, Mira), fheph-,1, Thorp, Walton, Farey. Laycock, mart, taken, Etc. &c NAVAL INTALLIGn ACE. PORTP4OUTR. •uo Anieed the Har,elt ruulaq, • tth a emt.to , from ,h. Do+n. Sahel the R a awl, a convor, , for Po.ru/.1 ; and the k miaow, ' with a convoy, for Nomfoundlan I —Wind N E. 1AI.M01:71. AUG. 8. !shoe( the Townehen4 Packet, Captain Do,t, to L: bon Atnenean Alp Con, hiseurn, for Baltimore ; and the I fnmbn, armed .'n.p,fer the Downs with tae Fed.", Vim*, aril the ruin Friends Heskien, toe Leaden, wade: cenvoy.—Word Needs. There sew being a Court of Aldermen yesterday, the Loan /1 *von •oedered the price of Bread to be continued at I lid. he quartern loaf. On Friday se'nnight, a gentleman, in the vicinity of lingsbridge, went ant to shoot rabbits, and when he returned in the evening, finding that his wife and her friend were gone into Kingsbridge, and that it was liktly to ram, he hastily placed I is gun, charged. in the corner of the kitch en , t oo k up an umbrella, and went out to mew his wife. A fine your'sr, country girl, who ti hired herself to the h0,.,e but two days before, 'hen ironing at e ka:.::en table; a boy of shout . • ars of age, CAIII afar Came in, and seeing the gutssir up, Ind handling vhe cock of the lock, the gun explusii.d. The contents entered the lett I of the unfor ornate maid, and passed behind n. eyes, thrrugh her bead. out at the right temple, ca. ezng sir'm it b!arsd and brains to the opposite wall; yet. stns.. - to tell. she languished thereof until the ensuing Tuesdey ! A Coroner's Inquisaitin was held this day, August 5, on the Verdia-.4cciefee De.a. On Wednesday last the g .11ant Cap•ain ADAM, gave an el..gant i.nterminrnent to a seleO party of Fashionable', on boat) his beanttful track lii{ate the Arrivals/v. at Portsinout%. At two, a princely repast was served up with 1:1 the splendour and elegance so peculiar to the gallant host, abounding with every delicacy that luxury could devoe, or aflbience procure. The band of that excellent re giment, the Ayrshire. now quirtered in POrISCa, sweetened the Idle moments of converiktion, wish some of their most beautiful admired native airs, which they executed wth that superiority which is only to be equalled by musicians of that country. The hilarity of the party lasted till four, when they begat to take leave of the worthy Captain, greatly delighted with his attention and pleasantry. Among' , luny others, we noticed the lion. Capt. it, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Davie If UM. Major BLAIN, t: e /Unit HOM. Lady L. and the beautdul-I.4dy Gvoisetaba, Hou. Min EL ruirrirvii a, ice. ttia mnn i g‘ s t s t. a BLAIR. M 14.1 A It T Lil 46/. Mrs. And the I- . • SUPPRESSICV OF VICE. Ilsr the peppreesion of Vice.; inuitubeel fa the putt .pose se giving efts" to the LAWS etude for the Pratectioa 01 Re. asio .And Mush% Faso frteoily admonition bas of ineceris A... correspondence. Which hie lately passed b.- mien the Committee of the shave Society ama Charles Cockerell, Esq. of Hyde Park Corner, has found its way into some of the public prints ; and as the gi minds on which the Committee have aced do nut sufficiently appear in the correspondence so published. the Committee feel it to be due, not only to therocilves, but also to the Society which has ho. floured them with its coafidence, to enter into the following explanation: Intimations hail been given to the Committee, from various quarters, that two figures. contained in a piece of sculpture, in bas-reliet, in the trout of Mr. Cockerell's house, had for some time. and cape 'jelly since the distressing trials at Lancaster, much ezeited the public attention, on account of an allu lea which the Seers were supposed to bear to the i detestable crime which gave occasion to those trials. The Committee used all the means of inoffensive inquiry which they could command, in order to ascertain how far such intimations were deserving of attention; when they found, that the intormation they had received was saltily coated, and that the populace, even io groups, compottat of both sexes. were freqeently seen to gate at the Stares in qua. non; welch, in consequence of the impriseiim they had excited, were become the subjed of tree con ve, sAtion, at public hr. u te-, and tip ding the origin of which, a vulgar story wis squally current. Be sides this, some Memliers of the Ssciety. in whose lodgment the Committee reposed gr-at confidence, j e e: r e e d requested t 3 examine the scut; true, which ap • to them fully to justify the construa.un that had been put upon it. Under the Maples skins then conveyed to the minds of the Com mittee, they addressed a letter to Mr. Ceckerell, stating, in general terms, the tad, that cc; lain figures, in has relief, in a very indecent situatius, in the front of his house, had lately mucn excited the public attention," and presuming *. feet such an exhibition was unknown to him." itt answer to which, they received a letter, whereby NV. Cocke tell expressed a desire to learn the mussel of the i:enilemeu of die L;ommittee from whom the ippli cation hid proetetted tor the purpose, as Oe said, of elucidation. Upon the delivereof thit letter, it Was immediately opened by the Secretary, who, ob serving teat ine hearer had tne appearance of a gen. densini, foal him, verbally, that he tould not, without the authority of the Committee, give any particular names. as require t; but intormeu AM, at t ,1 same time, of the day and hour of their weeloy meetings, at the Society ' s holm, wh e n All. Coca ere* might, if he pleased, have an opportutiety et conferring with them ('his verbal ;tiny was se ported to the Committee, sad by them Approtest; alter which a full month elapsed, without Incur either seeing or hearing from Mr. Cockerell. Con. eluding, from this circumstance, that the requisitsoo which Mr. C. had made for t:.eir imates. was pro duced ins by a desire of explanation, than oy wish to make Car matter personal, in .ome cote:lave way, to the Meashers of the Com:muse ; conc.iv ing, also, that tneii application 11.1,1 tonally tatted. they 'prised hens et the steternsinaumi uay H&J t Ikea to inquire whether the laws of - the country WOW I tolerate an evil, so injulious, as they consi dered the au in question to rte, to toe public sweat,. Such a dmerrntocion was i s precise tootorasity with the oiled of their institution,. which is merely to .etereite, as a bo.,y, the unsi sestiortable right be hinging to error individual in a tree state, to appeal to the laws which at made for the protection o. the public - morals. That the :vats in which taat %tete , - mmetio • was conveyed have given Gagne,. to Ale. C. bra eireneestauce which they sincerely regret. With regard, however, to the math quesuou. the props iety set then original appheation to Mr C., it, indeed, any doubt can be entertained upon moat question. they think it necessary to observe, mat their interference was occasioned, not by any hasty surmises or loose comjedures, respeding the figures in the front of Mr. C's house, nor even by any con etrudion whichaiev had put upon those hares.. bat oy the cffea which had actually been produced oy them upon the public mind rho ciicurnstaece of such an aka having been pros/acid was a f. 4 which they had ascertained. by the most detiocrate inquiry, before they applied to Mr. C.; vnit toey are confident that every candid person will feel Witt. them, that this fad, with relation to as übjedt of such singular delicazy, and t e most distant aitusien to which is repudrant to British feelings, fully au thorised its communication to Mr C. nay, met they should have been deserving of censure if they had not communi:ated it. Whatever .night Ise the original design of the sculpture, and odsrever cir reft or elassicJ Its Application, the true and only questiss, with regard to he public, tespehed the manner in which it was understood by those whose education did not quality sis t a, Its li.ok upon it nab a classical eye, and on whose ruin& the attitude of the tigures c3iitaived in it, especially us the el-stated situ.o.•:na its which they .re placed, was t icus. %I to mate the impression which it aCtually did pros. It ought lot. however, to pas sena out °burr. in, that it . v come to the Anowicage of the Cotrumttee, that oie..rs individuals, of su penwr rank and education, d : van the scholars in a gteat seminary in this men o, sits, have been Ac customed, fcr yeats, to view the .',T,ures in the same odious light in which they hav t L. en generally mom by the lower classes. 'The Committee lament the w 'salty they are en der of entering into «9 , explana• a upon of such a nature, and tdey wish saltine the circu lation of sen to iLe channels in • ich the corre spondence has found its way. 'ft !rim that, uu account of their interference on the , .env occasion. no less than of their general est rtic.,..ien the eau-e of public Sin, lily , due ado 411111C1';,eing syade tor the inspritte.ion of all human agents. 'hey shall be tutuul deserving. in some skgree, St the 4140114.440111 and countenance ot use vs • and the good. and, in. deed, of the gratitude of their consul, to whose highest wellare their dkAowseslcd eervices are devoted. ._—Errezingaismisa I. Wt. Rit•M•rtll , 4, Esq. Depv.y Recorder of the borough ot :...i , nford. is appointed De r ,uty Re corder of Miiiii,ruptnn. in c leat u. the K•gat StINCSIL Placavat, teaieski. COrAT OF SESSION. • ROXBURGH ESTATES. •in former Papers we 'have given a gencral view of the points in litigation, relative Co the succession to the princely estates of the Noble Family of Roxburgh. At the death of the late Duke, in 190, there appearing several com petitors for the estates, the Court, upon appli. cation, sequestrated the rents, and appointed fattor to manage their in the mean time. It will be tecolletled, we formerly stated, that the late Duke, conceiving himself to be the last substitute t whom the fetters of the old family entails applied, and that he, of course, was the unlimited prowl:tor of the estates. made a new settlement of these, upon Mr. B illenden Ga *ler Ker. a relation of the family by thefrwaie line. At the death of the Duke, how ever (who died without issue, leaving only a widow, since married to John Manners, Esq.), two other gintlem n ctaimftd the estates and honours; these were, Sit James lanes and Brigadier-General Ker, each of whom, stating himself AS heir-M.,4 u.rder the family entails, brought aSions for setting aside the deeds in favour of Mr. Gawl.r. The first great point decided by the Crean was, that the last Doke was barred. by the existing entails, to grant the deeds in question ; and these, of course. were re duced. Tile next point was, whether S:r limes hems or General Ker was the heir-.vale next in succeslions and this depended on the critical eon etrnaien of a clause in the original deed of tailiti made sn far back as the year 164 d. The decision was in favour of Sir James limes. Both tisese great points w,re brensght-isnder re view of the Court by reclaiming pe t itions, which were answered, and judged of by the Court,,daring the late Session but the decision erns bath points was adhered to. These decisiort Ire, therefore. final here; but both, we understand, are appealed to the House of Lords. Counsel were also heard, during last session, noon a very material question in the present competition Fly the original entail. there is a general clause, al lowing, ally heir in possession to gent few of the estate; but the feu-iuies must be equ to the rent at the time. It appeared, from the pleadings, 'hat the lest Duke, besides the deed of succession which he had made in favour of Mr .liallenden adirler, had also, in cast a successful challenge should be brought against that deed, granted sixteen difere.it leu.rtghts in favour of Mr. Gawk!, felting out to him the whole estates of Roxburgh, except the castle of Firers, md about fifty acres of land round it; but it was declared, that these rights he weld, if the other deed was stistaiiieJ as efFtßual. rhe yearly feu-duty winch Mr Gawler will have to pay, in case these tights ft- sustained, will be above twenty thousand pounds sterling; but it is sup posed the estates are worth much more than this. Accordingly, aaiolll of redualoo, for setting aside these feu-ri has, were brougit tiy the other comp - titors. upon the ground that toe general clause in qiiestion could never have been intended to permit any of the heirs to few eat the Where lands, as has been done by the last Duke, which w w just another mode of alienating the estates. Mr. G wler was kr left on these rights, pin, •tis to the Duke's death, and now defends them. upon a broad vinstradion of the clause in the original entail permitting teas Toe pteadtags on the part of the pursuers were ably condust•d by Mr Gillies and the Dean of Pact. ty, and on the part of Mr. Gawler by Mr. Monyptai asd Mr. John Civil:. Ile Clint did not decide toe point, but ordered informations to be printed and gsv:tn in. /soother incidental point in these causes was de cided on the day h .fore •he Court rose. Sir .141111/ lines having beta i• is I the preferable heir-male of the family, by a fiil.ll karma's: of the Court here. insisted, that his service, as heir in that chatsider, should be proceeded in before the Maters, by which means he would have got himself Mkt t in the estates risis ste,i `VAS opposed, both by Mr. Gaoler and General K who insisted, that their respeettee an s put a stop to all measures which could fru-ward bir James's service at present. Upon this point the Judges were very much divided in opinion ; but, after a good deal of discussion, they decided, by a narrow majority, (we believe eight to seven), that the proceedings in the service must in the pleas time be suspended. The above statement will afford a view of the present snape of the let sl proceefings relative to the succession of this IM otiose property, probably the reatest ever to e:sti in smote the Coatis in Scotland.—(Edi ie. Coerwit.) FROM L.1.12' tilwass 4dZATTE. lf.llr4.RY NtumorioNs. A• 014, 11, 1407. STAFF To be Inspecting Sled Mice's of Yetirnamy and V Aunte.r Cotes ou Ireland, with tbe Raub el Liuutesiaot Coicesel the Arai!, white au eteptiired. The UthidlifikAll Ulna' Wiagheld, late Lieu•enant C done' of Use Cali Ease. W C. Hall. EA. late Lieutenant-Colonel er the S.Bth Foot. Joke Godner, Eeq. ton Major of 'tenczetten Fort. Ralph Gore, Lig. late ur tne 9furt Foot. Caosteasieue mooed be the Le. 4 Lies eased ty the Comity rf Kent Sutton at Slums and Dsrentli Volunteer,. Ensign George Amite. to be Lieutenant Dated August 6, 1007. Nienolas Kay, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Andros. Dated as above. PARTN ER s I fli'S DISSOLVED. William aqua( thtlliain. an tho County LC Laneaster, and /aloes Caliand. St Mancno.ter, deatcrs in tetra., and cotton twist, August 11, 1107. John Varowery and William Wilkinsoii i , of the City of York, mil cloth and lop.-inlet, A 'gust 1107 David Kees soil William Saittionio, of Liverpool, In the county of Limeamait, nmarehasts and earthenware dealer, July 431 407. . _ lira aausiss Ape Die and James Peter Tregent, of Binning. bans. su the county of Warwick, appraisers and auctioneers, *ecru 11, 1807. Jamb 5. dd..* mod James lianas, of Liverpool, insamourro I April 18, 1840 alaut a sen iliimershant and William Hrissersbam, of the cagy N C siao y, tauttets, April Itio 1507. tiro ge 04 Leeds, in the county of Tirk, dyer, and Jame. Cnsad, ot the same place, dyer, init. I, Illi 7. Jthirt Unyd acrd Pew Lockhart, ..11 Liverpool, an the county of Launsas a i, ate-brewers August S, Itt .7. W•iilJ4l rherulrt an d James Thor siley, of Boltewle.Moors, in the c..uoty of Leucastes, acid ntualits-assautadu. me-, July 13,1907. Menai St.pheassa and leha Ilarphern, .r:f Tinifcad, in Ilkeeetuity r 1 Nott-net.sro. s e em soe•chants Alava' 3._ 18.7 t;eurge litenaope•elift,:t. C 1 re. Stoke,. William 1.4.k0,1 lii‘ectirsui:64S:64a4l2:u7, C.a.a.aper, sN Rope • tvl!.. ,Y' Pan; el Gray's lan Teersen, Gray's Inn-lane, brewen, Ant, it, I$G?. _ bmais Ann ra, Jlt ! uly wars IS, sod Joltia Rhodes, of Ksiyaisn-speri:-1, RANI( KUPTCIES ENL A ROED John Ske, .1 F.dr-nreet, liersly4mms Southwark, *holt. • de-laosier, yarn and cotton factor, from August I , r.. um, be. 3, at alt. t Lor.don. Edeard Mam, of St. Switheler-lane, i* the t of Lad-m, nurcliao alt, deer and ehap m e a , f ru u Augmt I, to Sa o int her at ten at Guildhall. BANERUP rs John Mitch-fl, of Union strut, Whitechapel, in tbe county of Nentineaest,loather..miler, to am:enact, Argun 14, Ya September td, at ten, at Guildhall Loudon. Attorney, iluesel4, Ilesi•y ird, Lincoln' • itii-heith • Samuel StaUune. lidwyn Statham, and Jfenry can on. of the town and county ot the I..um ‘,l" Nouw4ham, dealers and chairmen, to earrender., August 14, tt, rod See. tcml,er 22, at nine, at thu 131a t kie vor ' s .k ra d , ntro,nia, M:. a Henryancy Percy, Notunglt.iiii And Masai.. 44, doug.ll omit flamer, Lincoln's-,nn, LIII don. Philip Fetneiston auhl John Hodpon the younger, lat, Clirs,t-chtncls, in the eouoty ot Surrey, dittineit, Chapman, to ,tarendei, !Logos' la.• 24 a..tt S p what., ten, at Guildhall, AlLwilicy, MI. Si. I, SlAS•Street, Southmark. John ;lolipsait.. of Lintonvron„ la rho county/eh*, dr.der and cnitpmei, to aerie:lde,, Angus' 10, a . .. g, at tilltitle, alnd haptirilliAil 41, ift d./11. Attorney, licsiry tape., l'uoit't avert, Catseteewiley. Cha - _cery•ldts.4. Wiltaus bons, of Liverpool, in th county of 1,1,4 0 4 0, n:idle/it, rhircoder, S,,derat,er 12,3; mad It, at *clew, et 4ier (kelt lint, Llele.eircetelAverp.4. Augural*, :.:es si g, Lace and if Liverpue., , rod 11k. ntltiew a , Loeduir. Kii;: t .u s t rigllev , ei the town of Lopon•opon•lival o t the coolity et the ea it.e torsi., pure.. -w..*,•,ifeelet toy wan, to surrtrul.r, Au(us. la, 19, :,144.1 Sept•iihrer 4, 4 eleven, at the ()curse. 1nn,41) i1i ,1 14 , 41-ul.v...H o si al. ro - . 4 . Atturne)s, :tles.rs. Sykes and N.u.rdes, New l"ii, Catalans and Mr. Ma_tin in Hull. DIVIDENDS. fooptember 5 Thomas Luke, Lte of Devonshire -slim, , 'he parish of St. (Jews' the Martyr, in the cou.ar ui AP). diesea, nwirchaut, at teal's, at theldtt..l., London, Nuren•lrcr 7. burin Cruild•ll, et • Lia,etaiii-ruad, in the pal of Si. Mary, Lambeth, in the comity or 94trey, ciureeter, dealer and eltapioasi, at ten, at tii.i Seeterabcr 11. Firsie.ii:k BAsti.o:nitt.• Fotthrh ai.4 ite-ept% M. rry, in tile con .ty of INareica, Pete. SP N l:th a f eh 'ea:na ; c :,. lariaaitt l 6o.ef Anu Hardu.pp, of tae city ..f 'kce?kn,. 11. e city id tirtdol. Septieub.t 3 11.... mat Gooch rid Jame" Jaekrate, of city of e:::eter. 11031e:3 UM hAtiefil, at ten, at the Old Lt.te den inn, to the city o: e.xeter CLKTIYICATES --Sart 1. Jonn Mathias, late ot Ilri:htneinistotte, in the melt! of eel, ((((( dealer, and Chapthill Wol.am 1 oe. 01 dracecltittcn..treet, in the aty of Loh+ e, stato.nstn. N. line, of V...ch-lane, in the city of Lonslon, returner, dearer and thapnian. Andrew Joe... Anne, of F.nch•lany in the city of Loockha pede.ner, and chaonan _ MEETING OF CREW I tats, u GUILDHALL, VIII • %T. at. Eduard Howcll, Live:pool, La.scsibire, mum. gnerchaut • • PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY Ralik Stuck . . 233 3 lie, Cent. Reduced .. . .'S.II 3 per (MIL Consols 4 per Cent... . . ilia !pet Cent. fils•t • 95116 3/ Lim/ Aravities lim.ert.i. Anisuities Osnisima India Roads I 411. be. peal. Exchequer Rills E 21 ,, 1t Lottery Tickets 3ll .11.. Consols far l l4 Ili S T. BEM Stork-Broker, N.. 4, 0011•110 , 1, sad 90611-asoi-orms couitsE or ix Amt J) a I. Mr. at .atcht 25 8 ✓oicenicm c. f.. 11 7 2 O. Hambuigli 54 8 tilL Alton. Pitts . . Ott. 2 Us 24 111 • Wirt ... .El , ll ...ass effect. !Lk"' LeriONO 50 Niptel ;HANG% AWL, 4.4 LW. I Venits n. C WI ii)o.l f Llamas 64h Op..tro 64 a 104 Cork Ily f. raehroalGtwil in Com and dart ref ea. 4 Key Moble s es... New Colima • Silver to Sore New lttalt auk .. Atri.. it the Bask a HoUa..4 144 r irxrAL-mmestr. Avatar Id. Ships at Market. Sold. Price. 66 ..Newcastle 7 ..Sunderland 6 40s Od. a 45e Sd S —Stone Coal.. S7s Gd. a Os. dd. Bill I H. On the 6th inst. in Hatsoeer•.quare, the Right Hen.. Le illeapet.eet of a will. At Hook. in II .mpsistre, on the sth inst. the Lady of Joh* Hornby, Esq of a daughter DEATHS. On Sundry night list, at his apartments, in Great (ktrionii. street, Saw,' P , de, Esq. Satunlay lait, at Monswelliipalare, Walingfn,d, after a i. which was tsetse with ouch Ch inlets ion tole, tilt flat. Mrs Bairingion, Lolly of the 14. n. and Right N Pt - 1 10 p ef U,srham. *ruin Lady was &new to the late Berkeley William Gui , e, Sot. of Randconabe, Glinicestc.- s.,ire HIGH Ik.Tßft, THIS DAI, Al I. ..•.: Mara.... 47 Min. after ..6 I kren....115 min after , SALES 13 tit, 110 N. BOORS. R 7 Mews KING and LOCHEE, Al their Great Ren , lo, 9H. Ketwatmet, Coreat-garden, 11119 DAY. as Twelve. El A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION BOOKS, in various L.inguag. a, Am, and ommtg asap Rural Sports I. p ; Mous' gs•ter, 411 vols.; Rstske Oratores Grace, 13 vu.s ; V W. 414. 90 ersh ; Niebtur %ravage en Arabi.- 4 tem. ; A' Young's Vebrks; Murphy's Works, 7 vol; Massinger. G.lord, 4 vo:s • Shalcrimam, by Chalmers, 9 run tugeth. *Ph the tansaisting mean aE Alidinnio and Eleasaura, by I. TAW DIIIm. May te vbairk ined Catalogues had. COPPF.N.PLATES, ac. TO BOOKSELLERS, PUB INNERS, AND OTHUS By 'Mr CHRISTIE, At Mr Gnat Roam In PaII•Ma I, 'ft lIS DAY, at 12 o'ci A VALUABLE AiSEMBLAGE of IN' RESTING and ELEGANT PUBLICATIONS . priting many .s ts of that beautiful lAv.% the hiyaorl, tunerbla bound in Morocco, Russia, Calf, ; B Nod', illuetrated wall fine Engra.tog., and the Coin Plates of the 'ante . • eta% sets of Cardooitell'a Antiquitwit - other Works, aud• fee Sill' and expensive Botanical ito •1; with coloured Plates. lately teeent.l iron the Continent. • a • May 14 viewed. and Catalogues had. -------- LONDON:••Pnnted try O. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Dukes court, 11..o.strect, Count-garden, and rosebiolied at Ofbre, Nu 13. Nacho/ St. e.leroone. Chun it, W SrUCK, of No. t, Now 11,11, , ,,0-e, Loas.Arot Orders &c for this ra,+er, t: 'tat V:4C^, (POE Ina ter :450r.d.:1 telt. 14 09 Ina • .ist„ la lato Sep. sal. • • P' * In Art , le at The Pt , Nlrs. 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