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M. TOOKE, v. PJULL. MR. HORNE TOOKE'S PAMPHLET. Enna of a Pamphlet, published on Monday. en. titled, "A Letter addressed to the Editor of -, from Mr. Morns Tooke." " Wimbledon, May 6, Plo7. " Sie—l read in your pap..r of yesterday, , t ‘ e r tsty N. that, at a Meeting of the Elettors of estmihster, a Mr Power, • upon the information of Mr. Paull, stated this faft—That, at a dinner at Mr. Horne I coke's, that Gentleman declared, that. in the pros.-nt times, he thought it would be better that such men as Sir F. Burdett should have nothing to do with seats in Parliament.' _ . " It is not very decoious, I believe, to bring be fore the public tine free and unimportant conversa tion which passes in a mixed company at a dinner table : Mr. Paull and Mr. Power seem to think otherwise. Mr. Paull is very welcome to report any thing he ever heard me say. But, for the sake of my friends, who may not be quite so indifferent as I dm to title tattle in tho Newspapers, neither Mr. Paull nor this Mr. Power (whoever he may be) shall ever, v..irh my convent, henceforward dine .t the same t.t'•le with me. . •• I may very probably have made this declara tion with wl.ich I am charged, for it contains most eiirrealy my opinion, and that not hastily entertain ed, but long fixed in my mind; and if my advice had been as ornniptent as the dirty .cribblers of the day have chosen to represent it, over the mind of Sir Francis Burdett, he never would have been a cindidate at all ; nor did I ever labour by entreaty more earnestly for any thing, thin I did from the brrinning. and before the beginning, to dissuade Sir Francis from tsan¢ a candidate for Middlesex ; and, flr t.ts s kr, J rejoice that he is not returned to Par- Lament for that place or for any other However, it this my opinion stall be adopted, it will not exclude many petioni frnin Parliament; for I know of no other furl, mei. as Sir Francis Burdett. " Of Mr. Paull I know nothing, but that he was doced to me by Sir Francis Burdett ; and that he ifterwards invited himself to dine at my hothe on Sundays. when I receive my visitants. From the time of Eleftion at Westminster, last November, he has missed dining with me only three Sundays. !always treated him with civility, bot have most cautiously avoided any other connexion with him of any kirtd ; nor could he ever prevail vpoo me. theugh he used much importunity. to write a single sylleble for nim or concerning him. There was something about him, with vouch it was impossible for me to vomit myself. I wished him very well —knew no harm of him—suspeifkd none; but my mind perpetually whispered to me, Picabo nab darns tr.a b int, .1(.1(1 . 4044de vacates 1101041 pbearlam• It was unfounded prejudice, perhaps; but I have ex perieoced something in this world ; and aupeifluous coition may be pardoned to old age. After what has passed in the middie of the night succeeding the lit of May, I know of no geo- Ile epithet which I can apply to the coodad of Mr. Paull, and shall therefore leave it unqualified. But I feel it ray Juty, perceiving the malicious and artful misrepstesentetions of all the tadions which il;? Francis has wilfully offended, to tell you simply all 1 know of what has passed between Sir Francis Barden and Mr. Paull. If it shall not arrest the 'Mike and misrepresentations of the newspapers (and paricelerly of fbe Niorodg Chreasee.) it may at kart leave them more inexcusable, and übjeds of the gicater peblic contempt." (Mr. Tooke then proceeds to state, that there had not heed any particular habits of ft ieodship between Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. Paull, stud that their acquaintance was Lut six months' old. beginning with tie last Wastmlitster k.lettion; end that atter Sir Fe • :•Cls bad sent a thousand poundsio Mr. Pout ea Committee, he lial supposed that he had satisfied all reasonable expeelotions from him. Mr. Paull, however, in April last, wrote to Sir Frauds Bur dett, informing him, "that his Solicitors refused :o proceed with the Petition, unless they were immedi ately paid 10001. and security given to them for sew. more." He declared that tie had in vain Ap plied to •• Jew and Gentile." and could not raise a taribing. ant therefore intreated Sir Francis Bus. deft to apply to Mr. Bosviile. Mr. Tooke strongly sweets that this was the reason why Mr. Paull ea; Aii. friends were so Anxious that Sir Francis Sor.'ett should be a joiot Candidate, in order that Mr Ynvil might rvn he left aluue to his uncomply leg "Jews aad Gentiles.") Erma a a letter from Mr. Paull, to the Elec tor. of We. :Fr instrf : Gentlemen-a:I ne fiend of mi,c:iief ha at lad thrown off • '.ask, and the :rmici;4! performer in the late scams, Jobs Ii• me TJ Me, bas t .4 o nce mote in ho 1110110 461011114 y. I C.lllCCI,l`a, 11..Vft•tr, he would have had art solfume•it t, have cum , aled cite ciindti.l of Sir Bartlett, • however, 11, hit Leer at nu pa.ns to do ; and has Proved to time wrohl, what lase ted in my letter by Mr. Con per, iii 1 Sir F,111,.. was a mere instiument in the hands of taw ; b r a, d e si gn i ng , d a ns. roos, and u n principled mail Tins IS not the time to /white the vilianiout attack of John florae 'l'roke, though the materials are lying by me for a cnm piece refutation, in his 011111 laid- writing, and In that of Sir ✓raiivit Burdett. 1 hive not strength !aft for tech a tavit--and to a ',end I leave in state may best acquaintance with Sir F. ins fin dor and %trip. Cartwright, which commenced two vent ago. All England knows my subsequent 'may with Sir F:ancti Burdett, vihicti I alone, alas! have now cause to Ceget./. d to regret most deeply. As tin oily raft Mr. /woke hos dated as derogatory to my rl.arader, is my reque4ing Sir Fram:ms to desire Mr. Smartie, t o. t;.ti hat time, tl part.eirmte in the expenses tat she West mioder Penton', which had devolved entirely on myself Cal. trn,, g • i undertaken to be pail by the body el Electors), you m my easily colicitive lino immaculate any conduct must have been to escape so easily from the fangs of tails ancient infernal. That I thstrettioi la, the expenses of the Westminster Eleerion and Petition, w!:sch eegrossed all my time and all my aucation, the workl knows, 41'41n...en denied the tact. (Sims') JAMES PAULL. Charles-street, Monday, May 11. Oa Sunday se'nnight, a young man of Ingleby, n•ar Newark, named J•Mes Kansa, aged 21, shep herd to Mr. 1% !LOAM 51411014, was nding a mule in a close, to mate the animal more traCtabie. ter plunging about foe a short time, they both tell ; the man was dismlunted, and the mule ran thr , ,aga 2 deep pouJ, and got out on the other side. Tih shier. being irritated, caught the mule, ani 1 b-,,,ight him again into the close., where he mount ed .. ii, cond time, when the animal gallopped full s2i—rl into the pond, and the yowls suan was -atereacati. :ll:clank got oat. N4r4L INTELLIGENCE. PORTSAIOUTM. MAY 11. Arrived the /Edw. from Cork ; and the Preview, from a cruise; the Newsza weighed for Newfound.. Lad, but brought-to again.—Wind S.W. TORS•Y, Y•Y 10. Sailed this day, under the command of Vice- Admiral Sir James Saumnrez, to resume their sta tion off Ushant, II be.nra, 120 guns, Capt. Rickets; Prince of Mies, 9i, Vice-Admiral Saumaree ,• Lon don. 93, Capt. Western ; G. env. 98, Capt. Bertie; Deadoessght, 93, Capt. Lnhmere Mo narr4, 74, Capt. Lee ; and Rule, 20, Capt. Pip' n. Also the Sprightly cutter, and the Libeisj brig, on a cruise off this coast. DOVER, MAI( I I. Came into Harbour the brig Anal, of Dover. Giles, with deals, &c. from Frederickshall, for Dover ; the brig Experineen4 of Dover, Popk's, with deals, from Frederickshall. [or Dover ; and the brig Nan,w, of Dover, with coals, from Sunsierland, for Dover. DEAL, MAY 11. Arrived the ships Troorpeust, Bloodhound, and Bookler, from a cruise. Came down from the River, the Diligent store• ship, and remains in the Downs with the ships as pet last. LLIV.'S. M•T 41. Last Thursday, Mr. Archer, Adjutant of the South Lewes Volunteers, and Recruiting Officer here, was placed in great peril, by the ungovern able spirit of his horse, which he had no sooner mounted, on the Castle-Bank, than he started off with him, at full speed, direding his furious course through the gateway, across the street, and down Market-lane (a descending rugged pass), to the bottom, where he forced the rail, at the drain, went down the declivity into the road, and fell ; but, very fortunately, without any material hurt is him self or rider. Ilnareen 10 and 90 years ago, a similar accident happened to a boy, named Griffiths, and commonly called• Wilkes, who, being :monied on a spirited mare, belonging to Mr. Edwards. of Plumpton, was, like Mr. Archer, carried at full speed, from the Castle-Bank to the bottom of Market-lane, and thence over the drain, across the road below, into Colonel Newton's ditch, and most miraculously without receiving the least injury. Griffiths, who was reckoned a comical boy, as the mare passed the Old Market House, on being told by the spec tators to sit fast, fearlessly answered, " that I will, if she runs to hell." He kept his word. He was afterwards a drummer in the 2d Guards, and we believe is still in the ranks of the same regiment. One day last week, the several convias under sentence of transportation, confined in Horsham Gaol, were removed in a waggon from thence to Landguard, near Portsmouth, ■here they will be re. spealvely employed at hard labour, till they can be put on board a ship for New South Wales. CHIC UI I INTELLIGENCE. GLASGOW, MAY 7. The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here on Tuesday, by the Right Hen. Lord MEADOW. DAME, and proceeded to the trial of Adams Cart ac cused of the murder of his own child, by throwing it into a clayhole near Tradestown. The trial last ed several hours; after which, the Juty werw very ably addressed, by Henry Cockburn. Esq. oo the part of the Crown, and by John Jardine, Esq. for the Pannel. T:le Jury returned a verdia. unani mously finding the Pannel guilty. He was sen tenced to be banged, on the lath of June, and hit body to be given to the Professor of Anatomy, for Thomas Bleckie, a soldier, accused of an assault, with a bayonet, was nest brought to the bar. Af ter a short trial, the Jury returned a ',MA, find. iug the libel net pmts, upon which he was dis missed from the bar. Yesterday the Court proceeded to the trial of Than' Wack, an excise racer, at Greenock, accused of an assault upon I). Lanigan. a smuggler, and fraeluring his skull with a cutlass, without having met with any provocation or resistance. 'she Jury returned a verdia. finding the Pannel poke. Sen tence. two months' imprisonment, and a fine of 301. Moses' M.Leila% accused of stealing logwood from the quad at Greenock, was dismissed from the bar, the libel being found eta proven. Barre Farr* and !Wert Craig, weavers in Pais. ley, accused of an assault and murder, were dis. missed horn the bar, the libel being found not prao,n. _ _ _ Report [Are, accused of shop-breaking and theft, and iluii.ed Siou, Accused of vitiating and.alter. ing a lormer year's receipt. toe house-duty, and thereby attempting to evade payment of last year's duty, having both pleaded guilty, they were sen tenced each to seven years' transportation beyond was, under the usual certifications. There was no other criminal business before the Court, and judgment was given in several appeals, which finishes the Western Circuit. AYI, WAY 6. The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here upon Saturday, the 2d curt. by th► Right floo.f.ord Dust's's A ti, and proceeded to the trial of Jolla Gro• a•nos, labourer, lately residing at Btidgend of New- Dai;ly, accused of stealing a pocket-book, contain ing two promissory notes, and several bank notes. The libel was restrided to an arbitrary punishment ; and the Jury having returned a verdia, &sling the Pannel greitv of the theft libelled, so tar as respe&• ed oae of the promissory notes, of 501. sterling, he WAS yesterday sentenced to three months' imprison ment, and thereafter to banishment Irons Scotland for life. The Court was again opened on Monday, by the lt , gla Wit. Lord CULLCN, and proceeded to the trial of Jaws Hendry, physician and medical pric titioner in Kilmarnock, accused of the crime of causing abortion. After a very long trial, the Jury inclosed at tour o'clock on Tuesday morning, and at two u'elock that day returned a vcrdia, all in one voice, finding the libel not proven, whereupon, he was assoilaied sttnplaiter, and dismissed from the bar. Counsel were then laArtl in appeals in civil cues, whip finished de busuiesi of the &tither* Circuit. SPORTING' INTELLIGIBM DURHAM MEETING-CONCLUDED. THURSD•T. •PSIS. 30. The Lasibton Hunt Stales Sic each, fur hunters, litst. T se rails bests. ( I Subscribers.) Mr. Lambtnoi b. in. Jenny Andreas . 1 1 Mr. Shakol br. g Crock•a-boop . 2 2 du K. Mdba.,kc's b. it. Baronet, by Quid 4 3 General Xeres ch. g. flatten, by Archer 9 dis 2 to 1 apt Jenny AttdreitS. FRIDAY. MAY ti Fife PounJs 1.4 all ages. Four.mile Mats. Mr. N. B. Illodgmo's b. In. Lady Mary, by Bening. brough. S h ed, 9st. 215. 1 1 . . Mr. W. Hutclainsoa's dm colt, by St. George, 4 yn old. eat. 71b. . II 2 Col. Florton's b. e. Y. BMW* 4 yrs old, est. 71b. 4 3 Mr. Ildcrton's b. c Ron-den, 4 yrs old, est. 71b. 4 4 Mr. Stephenson'. b f. by Ols,roo, 4 yrs old, Sit. 41b. 3 5 SATURDAY, MAY 2. Handicap Stake* of 10p each for hunter. o'.e round the . .. _ Course and a Distance. Col. Serldon's b. h. Baronet, by Quid, IV.t. 111 b. . I Mr. Slutlto's b. g. Haunt, 12. t. 71b. e Mr. Su -tte's br. h. by Bpainpriek, ltst. 41b. S • Mr. Witham's br. m. by Percy, 10st. 41b. 4 Handicap Plate of bOgs. Two miles. Mr. W. Hutchinson's b. c. Silvio, by St. George, 3 yes old 1 . . Mr. Steplicnsonls eh. I. by Oberon, 3 yrs old . 9 Mr. F. Hartley's b. c. Foxberry, 3 yrs old . . 3 CHESTER MEETING-CONCLUDED. WI,DMESO•Y, MAY S. The Annual City Plats of 501.—Four-mile heats. Mr. Collon'v b. m. Josephine, by Sit Peter Tentle,6 yrs old, Bst. lllb. . Mr. Mason's gr. h. Trafalgar, 5 yrs, Bst. 41b. . X 2 Ml. Knapton. b e. by Hambletonian, 3 y,s old, a fen thew, (tell lame) . 4tol on Josephine. Won in a canter. THIMISDAY. MAY 4. The Silver Cup, value 521. Four-mile beet% Sir W. W. Wynne's b. e. by Meteor, 4 yrs uld, cat. 51b. . I I Mr. Clifton's b ut.Joeephina,s yn, 7st. 131 b. . 2 2 Mr. Birehall's eh. m. Lavinia, tt yrs. 7st. 131 b. . 3 4 to I on Jotephinat after the heat, 7 to 2 on the winner. Won by half a length. Sir W. W. Wynne', b. f. by Sir Peter Teasle, bent Mr. Brookees b. I. by Beningbrough, for 100 gs. GOODWOUD RACES. ON WtONeso•W, MLV 6. The Minters' Plate, of •0!. I2st each One two mile beat. Mr. Gage's br. IL Comet, rote by Mr. Doling Ratcia I Mr. Nush's b h. by Saint George I 3t02 on Comet; • good race. St. George was lame. A Sweepstakes of sg. each, and Madded. Mr. Dickens's br. h. Watery, by Wasy, rode by Mr. Germain 1 . . Gummi Croshle's b. b Coeur de thou 2 . . Watery the favourite; woe very soy. Goodwood Club Plate, a Subscription of lOge. wick red* by Members of the Club Mr. C. Id. Renee/Ws b. h. Mirror, by Prec ipitate, redo by Mr. Douglas . 1 . . Duke of Richmend't gr. h You Know hie 2 Su C M. Buirairsch g. Rinaldo 3 Mr. W. illurrel's b g. Ldwildnver . 4 Mirror the lariarva. Tali int beat was well antestid be. wises Rinaldo and Mirror. ON T•UNIOAY, MAY 7. The Hunter's Plate, of 501. list. each. Two mile bests. Mr. Gager br h. Plc Nic, rods by Mr. Delco* Mitch, 1 General Crotbi.'s gr. g. Magpie S Pic Ilk the favourite; won Ina canter. A Semsystakes of sgs. Peet:. One two mile beat, list. Mr. trickeus'i. br. h. Watery, rode by Mr. Germain I Duke of Richmond's bee. by the Zarb . Sir C. M. Burrell% eh. S. Rinaldo S Watery the favourite; a eery severe heat, sod won only Ly half a neck. The Ladies' Plate, 110 gs a Zing's Plate weights. Two mile Lnrd F.11.1161111e1 ►. e. brother to Cardinal &imam . 1 Th. Hun. N Fellows.% ch. c. by Dragon 2 Mr. Chink's hr. e. C 1.,., by Coriander . 6 to 4, and 2 to 1, on Lord Firemont. Th. Irat boat was closely coatained, th• second won toler ably easy. The above races were very thin); attended ; in deed, we should have wondcred bad they been otherwise, as but few persons were napalmed with the days of bolding them. FROM LAST IVIONPS (MUTE. War-Oftiet, May 12, 1807. MI LI fAR Y PROMOTIONS. ... lit Regiment of 11 , ..41.—Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Conran, from the 7th We.; India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colo nel without poreham. . _ 19th Dino—(Jape. lion Anhui Percy Upton, Rom the Cold stream Regiwient of Foot Guard., to be Major, without put. vire Scott, promoted in the Wall Foot. 9dth Dit•o-11.,vet Lieutenant-Colowel Edward Stott, from the 19th Foot, to be Lieutertaut.Cwloncl, ‘K. deceased. HOSPI FA L STAFF. Smteon Alexander Mentge., (rum the gush Foot, to be Sur geon to the Voreet Surgeon John Perkins Ifill o from Half- ran to be ditto. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jeremiah Ilumhay, Jarnev - Tappendon, Jaynes Tappeiden, Francia Tappotidan, and Januar Birch, of Aberuant Iron Works, Glantorpuishire" March 2.5 , 1807. Richard Consrant i ne , James Smith. and Georgia !Smith, ad Shoffield, Britannia num.! mantifactwors, April 2111.11147. Tier:mai Bunyan and Jove, Jubuajn the young •r, of Roy -11100. Hertfnid.seedsmen and factors, May 4, 1807. Thomas P.:try and Alexander Smith, of Liverpool, lirittor merchant,. April 33,11107. Robert Gould and James Ittaadbeat. of Aslstaa-ender-Lyne. seed-makers, Dec. 25, 11106. Joseph Paffard and Thomas Skasellea, Of Portsmanath,bakers, Jan. 30 Wru. Phillips and Wm. Pardon. of George-yard, Lem. bard -street, London, pruners, April So, 16tr7. • Anger Albason arid Thomas Arden, or Sslfetd„ Lancaster, dyers, May 5, lIPI7. Wm. Cuff and FArrant Harris, of Upper East Smithfield, cheese/spongers, April JO, Itiu7. BANKRUPTS. Matthew Bennett, of St Thomas the Apostle, in the county of Devon, yarn toaturfadurer, serge maker, dealer and chap matt,to surrender, May IS, 111, and June 2J, at eleven, at the Golden Lion lon, in tithstton. Devoe. Attorney, Mr. John Buller ?eerie, Iloadon ' Devon. Samuel Levy, late of Manselbstreet. Goodman's fields, In the county of Modliesex, jeweller, dealer •nd th•pn•mi . , to surrender, May 16, 3), and June 23, it one, at Goildbill. London. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Dowgatc-hill. Thomas 'Award Paolo. of Draytorwriw Hales, in this county of Salop, currier and haberdasher, to sum enter, Julie 5, and 23, at eleven, at the Phenix inn, Ia Dray ton-iroHales. At. minty% Messrs. Branbow and Drys, Lurctrin'eutn, London i and Mr Nei, Draybot•in-11alev. aforesaid. William Wells, late of Ittrheanary in the county of Middlesex ' (nut now a premier in tits Bios...Bench pii•o t i,) via miler, dealer and rhannean, W snrSetotei, May 71, till. and .11,11 e 93, at tea, at Guildhall. Lotottua. *aural. his. Jam, Nell•COnft, Crutc re. TIMIS; SUMP," 4 illeratoodsey-strest. ea tbs enmity of • • Sere", hatqm• a Ifsarroy, teeturealler, NW Ilk t 7. w 1 j ug . LI, at tea. at tittiWbalt. Losaln, Auen tel . 16 . ea, Gray's-inn'. Thorn's. Dawson, late of P..dlastil-roril, Porthottrtet, county of MidJlesea, dealer and tharamo, to soateudaT, at 16, IS, and Jens 13, i t teas, at Guililliali, Lembo. Ahem:. r. Mr. Murgatt, Hotta,' tun. Thomas !Mao and Itnbert Saaby, of Wee4ey, in e... 4 the of Estes, grocers, T.arb.t.s, dealer. awl chaporee, tu.eriebdeN My 16, 3.4 and June !,:3, at one. e t Gusidhau, 1.,,,, k # He'll, CIOS6, late of Albany-house, Pracednly, re them..., of Mul:elms, e.erk and tavete keeper, darks' end char nm to surrender, M ar I C , 2,.:, and June 23, 41 twelve, at t.oi dt...ii; London. Attorneys, Mena,. Alake and White. 1...5c•n.., Strand. ... DIVIDENDS. June 2. J•eeph Lancaster Coe, ef Illryliastreet, faua car b stii. the county et Suirey, victua!lre„ dealer and chya us . at it's, at Guildhall, Loudon. J a lo w n i e re !:t . .. Cdje.nisutt;°.• and Cha p man, a c ri n h ,:i o i ll i ma " t c h n at e . ceautluarnigt:Msolf::ll4k. tiirslustha:,:pl London. June 2. Thomas Blowers, of Londonetreet, in the St riiKra 4 . 14 the corny) , of Middlesex, h run dnoe, dealer and chapmati at ten, at Guildhall, London, June et. saniem Ireland, of Um pariah of St. Cieu„., Danes, ill the •muil:y of Midddleses, merchant, ditakras, chapinan, at one, at Guildhall, Lemke. June 11. Christian John Adam Wutse , late of Colcna., ~,s a s„ Londo n , merchant, at one, at Jule 6 Thomas Jordan Hookham, of Nee &says cosily the of Middlesex, bookseller, Si tee, at Guddliall, Lon de*. .", deals; and June 6 Beujansin Phillips, and William B2COO, r gear.. street, Southwark, lesigaturs tied drusvieder s , ,at twelv e at Getldhall, London. June 23. Thomas Parson', late of kilarchnombpLee, Russell-square, in tha county of Middlesex, huddle, deal,: and chapetait, at um, at Guildhall, Lembo. June 3. James Dotson, of Manchester, in the county of L i . caster, merchant, dealer and Chapman; at Mesas, at theSur Inn, it, Manchester. July 11. Nathaniel Welshed, of the city of Rafter, h a w,, dallier, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at LAC:lobo Torre, in the city of Exeter. June 11. John Lee, of the city of York, woollemiltapet, dealer and chairman, at Maven, at the home of kleami i Pearson, the Red Lies Imo, near Menk-hear, Yolk. June 2. Richard Atkinson, Hoary Walters, sad Wiliam Ord, of Yeachuich street, to the city of London, ems asa brandyenieichaiits, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 30. Elisabeth Fitton, of Bulteemn the.kleors, la tbs county palatine of Lancaster, sailluser, at ten, at thuldbet, London. CERTIFICATES--Justs 2. John Grime, now or late et Hulas, is the parish of Misee ter, in the county or Lancaster, cosnasee-brever, Sae aci chapman. ISISINItI Reseick, new Of let. of liaise, in the pent e Manchester, in the county al LAIMIWiet, C•ol6•ll4ltettet, dealer and cbapsnan. Reehaidson, of Writhes, is the county of Eau, innkeeper, dealer and chaynnan. Thomas Massey, of Lancaster, cotton awl twist desist sal dolman. TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 3 per Cent. Reduced 6tll S per Got. Consuls 4 per Cent NW ) per Cent. Nary Long Annuluses l7l 13-16 Ournime ll India Stock lll6l . _ India Bonds 4s. 3s peas. Exchequer Emits..., Is, dig. la prem. English Lottery Tickets Consols Cu, 63 1 T. 11/S7l, Stock-Brebet, No. 4, Corgihlll, and 9, Charlntoress Her a. G..vernoneitt Debenture. Si per Cent..... 76 11 Government Stock si pet cent 72 Government Deb-niutv. b per cent. Goverairmait Stock 5 per cent. ........24ti Grind Canal Loan 4 per cent. Grand Canal Loan 6 pee cent. Royal Canal Loan per Cent. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Mat H. Amsterlam 36 8 2 U. Ditto at Night C6 Rotterdam e. f.. 11 9 2 U. Nembutals 34 10 24U. Alton hns , l4 10 Lle, Ditto 2 Us l4 14 Bourdon.: Cache 3Bl edict. Ditto Madrid 3Bl effect • • Ditto Illilboa Leghorn 491 Naples Genes 45 Lit. Pit. Venial it. C 55 U.. lust. Lisboa 65 Oporto 45 Donis:. lO4 Cork 114 swears S. s. I. Parsnip/ Gold la Cora and Bars pot oa. 4 Nee Doubloons... .. Now Dollars ..... 5 Sdver in Mars .... 5 11 New Louis sack ..sr tire Moak 41 ilollood, 34 per Cern. Warn. At Uttugow, on Thursday, dm Right Hon. Lady haat Buchanan, of a ion. MARRIAGES. On Saturday lett, at St. George% Church, Haranter•Muwe, Captain John Alexand-r Paul Mao Gurrar, nof the bengal la. Glary, to Min Jane New, of &het...erect, Pottruan-acitiare. At Edinburgh, on the inn iii tt g of the Ilth inst. Robert Fra ser, F-sq to Lady Ana 14.udanal, eldest dataghter of the Eel of Lauderdale. DEATHS. Monday, at Clifton, near Busted, Min Spry, Si..; idaughte of the late Lieutenant-Genova. Spry, of the Royal Etopinsett On Wednesday afternoon, suddenly, at his Lodgings is Tto nity strekt, Bristol, Captain Diming, of the Wiltshire Militu. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON BRIDA. Nern....14 akin.after..s brim... 1$ sus. slist .. SALES BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SOMEBY, Boelctolierr, At their 111..u5., No. 14i, Strand, °prole, Catlserinentar on FRIDAY, May IS, and I - 011moms Day, at 114A:ha'. A Valuable COLLECTION of ENGL;• and FOREIGN COINS and MEDALS, • Geld. the property of the late Most Noble Witham of LANSDOWNE. T. be viewed an Wednesday, May 13—Catalog at t" l ' e hat at the Place of Sale. Ry LEIGH and S. St)THERY, Bookihgerh At their Limy., No. 145, ;Strand. un THURSDAY, t.lsf V, and Two Galli...rim, flays, at Twelve &Clock, •riiE entire DRAWINGS, PRlrf , . BOOKS of PRINTS, of ED W AHD EnW AR JS, Associate and Professor of Perspective in the Royal Acsilenfi lately ifecessed. The Weak' dual re ate to the A•ts, gethee with some very scarce Productions of die ?wit 0 Strawberry• Hill, 'Hush were pr•sented to him by th• Earl of Orford. Among the Drawings masonic by lir Jew' Tho'llllll, Sir Joshua Kevin*, Wiliam', are y but the ire ne.t pot are by himself, and well deems* the attention of I Public. Ake his Cuilection of Music anal Moileil Inure memo, and a Picture of the intcsoal rift of W. 'wish' , Abbey, during the Com IlleMolllll4/11 of H 41340, vitiated b 1 To he viewed on TiaaeLip, May 19, sad Caleb/lea to lw had at the Place of Sale. LONDON :—Primed by G. DAVIVSON, No. 17, 1..) , 1te. C..tart, Bow-street, Covent-Ga•den, end poolnlont d ots Office, No IS, Beek of St. Cletnent'e Church, Stowe, ✓ W. STUCK, et N.. 7, New Belton west idol Art' ' thdets &e. for this Paper, sent to the lati4 (Piot ice , ) weltbodoty Wendel W "7' Sr! TH2 Count jhwtqn ; (tbe Het( no !e+, . , . :S ~~ T ut 1 .., Jew, A(tcr only), NI MSS* In the colar des T r l ir.-d I.htet (c 4 fltlle• w II T 4 OP Tocito NW Ss !LOYAL ma ;hen, — el On we MI on W wsoW ••• 1 ififte. i }AST J TOM pulse Sue •iller. The Pm eof tbe MlOft P3.itsnai QUI ti I Lkarl past Sr: wn 1• t. 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