The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1803-03-17 00:00:00

! Z r ~:sr . • loom MEAN pro% ed himself friendly to prize between the two c•• Ile niu.t beattached to it, as the fruit of his own Labours, and consequently would endeavour to preserve it. AN thew circumstances combined, gave to afairs ytsterdsy something of a snore cheer ful uric& although oar warlike preparations suf laird no rebtation. When the Must kyr triumphantly announced, that the " Emperor Pst L and BotteraterL were made to esteem each other;' we certainly were not aware of the boasted similarity in their charalers. The Emperor PAUL challenged any Chief Magistrate hf l'trope to Jimer coeskt. Bossr at re has recently thrown down the gauntlet to England, sinj,le- Ismael. This insult to a peaceful power, signed with his own hand, and published in his Gazette, we were aware, would be nude the foundation of a thousand idle stories. When such extraordi nary conduit stood a recorded unquestionable fa& it would be naturally supposed a licence for im puting every extravagance to the same quarter. 'lie Flair Coeset.'s menace, therefore, that he would come over with 500, 00 0 men, and overwhelm England, and many such reports. we have never noticed ; and from any thing that has since trans pired, we haee little reason to regret our silence. There is no doubt, however, but that in the dis cussions relative to Malta and Egypt, he has used very stroag and violent language to Lord WM r woarm. but certainly not so extravagant as report • has set down fur hint. An Evening Paper of yesterday contained the 1 flowing paragtaph : " Last night (Tuesday) at half-past ten o'clock. a per 'en arrived express at the Admiralty from lirighton, with an account of a French ve;sel having drifted on shore near that place : she had, it seems, been de serted by the crew, excepting a boy, and having been boarded, was found to be laden with about 100,000 stand of arms. Before the crew kft her, they threw a box overboard, which, however, Jid not sink, but tlielted- on shore near Shorclsiui, and was 6intid to contain Sundt of Gwyn Colours, suited to the Irish. These colours had the word Union on them, and, we have heard it stated, with a French a:.3 Irish hand united underneath. There can be no doubt but that this vessel was hound to Ireland, for the purpose of furnishing arrn s to those misguided peo • pie of the country, who may still entertain senti ments bosule to the Government, and ideas of being able to overturn it " %Wham made particular enquiry into this crcum ttatsee, and the resole h:rs not tended to rcm:mc the doubts, which ye entertained on our first perusal of the ertick.-100.0 0 0 steel of ar.ns in z single vessel, must be an esaggeratien. That all the mee should ba% e deserted her, k swing a boy behind, sod that there should be no account of them, is ale , an estraoriliaary case. This internal evidence of at least excessive misrepresentation iscorriiherated by s very grog creumstance. Our Readers will re coiled, that a Featly vessel was forced on shore by dutes• of weat'Aer, about a fortnight ago near Shore ham. Some nags, or other articles, may no d •übt dye bees since discovered on board, which hare ex iled su , r w e sce sod ue believe they were brought to town as tested, amid submitted to insfellion at the Admiralty. - _ testerdav a Ceitirt of Aldermen was held at Guildhall at which were present, the Right Hon. Ow Loan Ma% on, 16 Aldermen, and Mr. It 1.- Ittirttaan LEA. Fag. was swum into the office of Alderman, for the Ward of Coleman-street, in the room of GLOROIL MAcKINZIII MALALL•Y,E.Sti. deceased. Sever 4 persons were allovied of, and several sworn into the office of Brokers. The Right Rcv. the Lord Bishop of CHESTER, and the Rev. I>r. GLassr., Ilcfk,r of I Lomeli, in Middlesex, we:e requested by the Court to preach the Spital Sermons oa Later Monday and Tuesday rteit. The vacancy of the Keeper of the Poultry Comp. NI, by the death of Mr. TEAGUE, being declared, his Lordship appointed the next Court fur doe ekc tior of the same. Yesterday a Court of Di:caors was hold at the East litif a House, wh-n the following Commanders riot leave, previous to departing for their respec tive destinations. Cspt. EDA E 4.D E.-, L a i, Giiu ACC 1(011/ TUNS, Lordeattlereqk fir Mali ~s and r. ng.tt ; and Ta 031.11 LA a EINS, 'knit H.v.i.er , . for timigal. • The Court adjourned .it six o'clock, tiil to-mor tow. Orders have been received for embodying the Suffolk Militia on the 2-ith iast. rt Ipswial and Suffolk. The Lord Lieutenant of Kent has received and issued orders fur embodying both the regiments of Nliiitia cit that County ; the embodying Kent at Maidstone, and the Litt Kent at Canterbury. Yc aerday. in pursnance of the circular letter sent b • Lord A ssisessr, the St. James's Volunteers, to the number cf• 100 assembled on the Parade in Broad-street, where they were met by his Lordship, who addressed them upon the nce.v.tun; called to their reculleftion the meeting of the Corps in No vember Istfri, at which time, they all declared them selves ready to risque their lives and property in the defer.ce of the King and Constitution.-- yi s L or dthip did not Lesitate to say, that the women• bad arrived when it was the duty of those at.:•.lird to the corps, nut only to come forwArd themselves, but to bring as many gentlemen as they possibly calla, to support the honour of the Com pany. Ws t.ordship's address as rece i ve ,' w i t h e'en' ma* of aprobation. .. .• _ L At, /N 7 LLLIGENCL , . now: V. terror. The Lotto CIIANCLIAOIL ordered au Injtmilion, to restrain Kirby from continuing the pullication of his present Magarine, coneeiving that it was clearly a continuation of Hogg's Work ; but order ed that an anion should be brought by llogg. t;) decide whether he had any property in his work, under the Statute 9th Queen Ann, protecting Lite rary Composition, and this without any prcjud►te to Kirby's establishing a new work. In LincOln's.inn-hall yesterday, Mr. Lloyd com plained, in replying on a cause, that much of the Lord Chancellor's time had been, as it often was, unnecessarily consumed, by irrelevant arguments. The Chancellor said—" I do not think so, Mr. Lloyd. I never grudge the time occupied by argu ments from the liar. They all tend to the elucida tion of truth, and the furtherance of justice ; and I hope that I may have it in my power to apply to myself what I heard Mr. Justice Gould say to my Lord Thurlow in the adjoining room, that when he arrived at eighty years of he trusted be should have the consolation to sleep with the r le lion, that be had not ken too hasty." " Your Lordship's very good," replied Mr. Lloyd, drily ; " but it may be carried too fur." • FUNER.IL Bile DUKE .f BRIDGEWATER. Yesterday morning, between five and six o'clock, the remains of the Duke of Bit IDGEWATER were re moved for interment in the family-vault in ilea fordch ire. The funeral was condated in the plainest man ner, according to his Grace's request. The body was interred at half past five o'clock. The proces sion moved from Cleveland Row, in the following I crder .. A hearse and feathers with si • horses. Hid Grace's carriage and six twrscs. Three mourning-coaches with .ix hor•ws *o each. Tom out-riders, with the wool retinue of inutet, and other attrtitlatbui. Mr. Se•saow, one of the king's Messengers, set off at twelve o'clock on Tuesday night, front Lord I I AWICES ay v's Office, with Government Dis patches for Lord WIIITWILikTH at Park. The first regiment of the East India Volunteers I was called out yesterday, and was attended by all of the Officers and Non-centmissioned Officers of the second and third Regiment:, in the Be:1gal warehouse, in New-street, Bishopsgate-street.— Four hundred and fifty young mit, who were ad mitted into the East India Company's warehouses as labourers, since the commencement of peace, re ceived orders yesterday to be immediately embo died, and proper officers to be appointed to discip line them with all possible dispatch. CaRNOr gave the plan of the battle of 'Marengo to BONAPARTE, and it would have been lost with out the incredulity of the Austrian Generals, the devotion of IJ:scale, and the intrepidity of young KELLARMAN. Towards the middle of the battle, BositeaaYE concealed himself in a village about a league from the field of aZtion, and NMS preparing to a& the part of ANTON v, when LERTHIaIt came and saluted him by the name of Casal. Such is the unanimous rem e e tation of all the sol diery, who have dared to ex i ressi au upinien upon this vittory. —Ccurite de Londra. Captain Ho re net t. is appointed to the Wintbdrea, which is to be stationed at the Nore instead of the Zetiand, and to be immediately prepared for bear ing an Admiral's flag, who is to have the command at that place. • Relays of troops arc stationed on the road be tween Loudon and Rochester, - who stop all seamen. The Society for the Suppression of Vice having information of the abominable pradices of a female wretch, a few days ago, brought her before the sitting magistrates of Queen -square, when she was convieted of illegal transactions under the Lottery and Little-Go at .% At the time she was appre hended a number of obscene prints and books were seized, with a variety of other scandalous articles found in the house, of which the Society had had previous intimation. Captain Essisterori has offered his services to the Admiralty. They would, of course, be among the first sought for in case of a renewal of war. The navy does not possess a more meritorious officer. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a fire broke out at the sugar-house of Mr. Lamas, Ratcliffe-highway, near NVeliclose-squire, but by the timely assistance of the engines it was got wider without doing much nikchief. T 1 e Match of Cocks, at Yea, between the Earl of MtAsultovc.tt aad Sir F. Boverow, consisting of twenty main battles, terminated on Saturday iu favor of the tOrmer by two a-head. The Oratorio of last night drew by far the most fashionable and numerous audience of the season. Mss Moatt.t, a young Lady, blind from her birth, executed a SOI*JAS on the g ani piano-forte, with astonishing r.tpidity and correctness. The vocal yr.'s' were reinforced by the plaintive notes of Miss Tv ilea. who was very iliVOtirably received. BRA.. H Ale° song of " To Arms, your Country's Cow," as bearing some allusion to the political state of the cottritr ) - , was callA for a second time amidst thunders of applause. Miss Pa ERE and INC LEDO is were in full voice. On Monday morning died, at his house is York, universally regretted, 1 HEOPHiLUS DAVVE GAREN. citar.s, Esq. one of the Aldermen of that Corpo ration. Saturday next is appointed for the ekaion of a member for the city of Coventry, in the room of N. JEFFLRYS, Esq.—W. W. Blass, and P. Moo Re, Esq. have publicly declared themselves candidates. By an ordonnance of the King of :1. rave lA, HI bcoks, before they are printed, must be s ibmitted to the censorship of the Bishops, and must also receive the approbation of the Royal censffs. • On Tuesday seunight was interred in the church of Stanmcr, near Lewes, in Sussex, the infant son of Lord PELHAM. The corpse was preceded by forty boys, from five to twelve years of age, col- Idled from the parishes of Summer and labeler, to each of whom were given a scarf and hatband of Irish linen, to be converted for them into shirts. The Rev. Richard RIDEOUT, and the Rev. T. BA KER, several of Lord Pi.titam's, and the whole of Lord Ctiic REST La's servants attended the interest ing procession, and the whole was conduCted with the utmost solemnity. The funeral-service was performed by the Rev. Ms. Buseir, who baptised the dimmed infant. • • . . . . •.V . • -- THE corfAr. . . a tesmrday, soon after one o'clock , his maiistt arrived at St. Jones's Palace from Buckingham' House, and held • a Levee, which was very nu merously attended. There were present, .the Arch bishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop of Dublin, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretaries of State, the Secretary at War, the Attorney and So itor Generals, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, Mr. Erskine (Chancellor of the Duchy of Cornwall,) the Lord Advocate of Scotland, the Sheriffs of London, and the following Noblemen and Gentlemen Ditkr..,--Bronti (V. Nets in ' St. Albans, Bolton, Beaufort. Cereello, Titclifiehl, Bath, Water ford, E'y, Dwight% ' Salisbury. Earls--Temple, Mtn*, tglintoun ' E ffi ngham, Warwick, Derby, Macclesfield, Radnor' Sand wich, Bathurst, Percy, Chesterfield, Moira, Mansfield, Uxbridge, Malniesbury, J. B. B ages Beslsirough, Westmoreland, Otislow, Spencer , Car lisle, ages, Chatham, Crnolen, Galloway (in 'waiting). si Viseesti-.410ud, Chadville, Castlereagh, Bulkeley, Grim stem, Falmouth. I ards—F . Montagu, Glenbervie, Melville, Brownlow, Ca rvsfort, G. Cavendish, Matthews, Dudley and Ward, Italie, Stanley, Grantley, Dynevor, Somers, Adair, Napier, Arden, Bruce, Curzon, E. Spencer, Itorritigdmi, Amherst, F. Osborn, Stopforci, Ducie, Auckland, Ossuloolie, St. Helen's, Carring ton, Mint°, Euston, Poreliester, Alvanley, Walsingharn, King • aton, Lesli; Ellenborough, Bayning, Rouse ' Burt:horst, C Aiwa t (Gold Stick , Pelham, ilawkestniry, and Dalkeith. Ash ps--fiorhester, Durham Carlisle, Chaelie.ter, Chester, Ely, Bath and Wells;Oxfor Winchester and Bristol. Ambussatiors iiannverLin, Russian, Imperial, Sardinian, French, nier:cAii, Portuguese (New and Olc:), Bataviiut, Pius ;in, Neapinit.ui, and Siranish. Lorouss-Natrel and De Liimey. Sirs—R. Ford (Chief Mag,siraie of the Polke),lt. Gammon, B. Littieu-n, G. Yonge, R. Casason, W. Fawtwtt, A. Ham mond, W. Elford, C. Willonglihy, .1. Graham, C. Poole, C. ii or, W. Rush, E. O'Brie.., C. Talbot ' W. Langliam ' G. Packwood, .1. Aubrey, W. Wrier ' T. M . Sutton, .1. Black wood, G Osborne, G. Stanton, S. Cotterell, C. Blake, W. Paxton, W. filinard, J. Muwbray , -- Musgrove. (.es.rral4-I.vit us, St. John, Burton, Taylor, Dualas, Wel ford, Floyd, Clinch, E. Cate, Stanwix, Arabin "Silver Stick) Stuart, Staic y, Grosvenor, arid Milner. .41:minds—Lord llotliain, Cornwallis, Nugent, Holloway, MIMI Berkeley, Sir Richard Onslow, Bligh, Lord Gardner, Sir J. Orde, Lord Badstock. Cososscls-Grosvenor, Milner, Calvert, M'Cleod, Parker, Myers, .and Mitchell. ItlajoraLoftus and Brown. • Cepriiias—King, Boyles, Harding, Fraser, Sir F. Nagle, Bo• ie, Bouverie, Baker, Stoeford, Midgard, Lord Paulet, and Hervey. rilessts —Dogdale, blilward, Bragge, Bailey, Franklyn, Young, LI. 'Moulton, Benson, C. Smythe, tmer, Spins, W. Cavendish, W. Leigh, Lutigniead, Stapleton, Dc Lima, Hurt 4, Mainwaring, W. Smith, Fellowes, Pocock, tiouverie, Cartes Manning, Dole, Stratton, Rose, A. Smith, Pater son, Cooper, Meale, Lamb, Bridwin, Burton, Myers, M. Bargoin Nuck, Tierney, lake , S. Thornton , Rachel, Baud, le. Laseclles, Ashley, W. 11.Fellowes, Strange, Brown, Latouc he, Portman, Staniforth, Brogden, Williams, Saville, Musgrove, York, Caulfield, Cost, H. Cost, Elhot, Paxton, Wort:ey, Salty, Paul, H. Browne, Hargrave, lion. Newcomer), Stewart Wort h y, Stat.:elm+, Erskine, W. Dundas, M. Pitt, Wetlg •woort, M. P. Andrews, Baker, Shaw Lefea re, B inks, Walpol•, B.a is..urn, Stanley, Merry, Northey, 11. Addirigton, Penn, Portniati, Hun. S. Percival, Leiroster, DiAcns, R. Dutklas ' Paxton, Preston Asidington, Hon. Smythe, 6. Pen nist.:ll, Vernon, Farm, Dickinson, Blackburne, Palmer, G. Vansittart, Cooper. Dociars--Vincent (Dean of Westminster), Keate, Pearce. At One o'clock, the deputation from the Univer sity of Cambridge, and other Gentlemen educated at that learned seminary, assembled at the Thatch ed-house Tavern, St. Jarnes's-street, and proceeded in grand procession to the palace, in the following order : The Squire Beadles ' .eellor, (Dr. Sumuer, of King's College), The Caput, The Prixrters . , The Bishop of Fly, Lord Fuson', Noblemen, Colle;ians, and others, two and two, to the num ber of about one hundred and sixty. Soon after their arrival, his MAJESTY retired to the Great Council Chaniber, and being seated on his Throne, was presented with the address of congratu lation, which his MA J EST v most graciously rt c.2ived The ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY presented a congratulatory Address from the two Provinces of the Clergy assembled in Convocation at Canterbury and York. The following Addresses from the undermention ed places were likewise presented : Carmarthen, by Mr. Paxton. Liverpool, by General Tarlton, and Mr. Hargrave, the Re- c Yarmouth, by the Marquis Townsend. Wincheater" by Sir Richard Garcon. M.riclie:ex, by die Sheriff , . Warwickahire, by Mr. Dugdale. Hastings by Lord Gleniterrie and Mr. Milwani. Bristol, by Mr.-Prothero (the Sheritf,) and Mr. Bragg*, and Mr. Batley. Buckingham, by the Slie..iffs and Lord Temple. B (rough of Southwark, by Mr, Thornton, Mr. Tierney, and a number of others. Poole, by Mr. Spires (the Mayar.) Wolk by Mr. Leigh. Plymouth, by Mr. Langtnead. Guildford, by Lord Grantley • Magistrates of Middlesex, by Mr. Mainwaring. Surrey, by Lord 071310*. Norwich, by Sir Roger Cirrison, Mr. W. Smith, iind Mr. Fellows, the Istauhms. Lift,:ashire, by Mr. Stanley and Mr. Blackburne, the Mem bers ; arid a number of other Addres,e:. The following Presentations took place to his Mowry : Lord Melville kissed hands on his creation to the title. Gmeral Loftus, on hi: pronto:on to a Msior of the 24th R• !intent of Light Dragoons, by Marquis Tow re,ms(l Mr. Vi m. Cayen‘isli, by his father, Lord George Cavell d Duke of St Alban':, on his marriage, by Ins brother Lout Bestirle.k. Mr. W. H. Fellowes, M. P. for Huntingdon, by the 1:::c1 of Sandwich. The Cheva Ear d'E.Jelerantz,by the Swedish Envoy. Capt. Bouvet* by Lord Radnor. The following Gentlemen received the honour of Knighthood:— Ch ules Wake, William Paxton, and William Blizzard. Lord NELSON, Lord GARDNER, and several other Admirals, kissed hands on their several ap pointments to their different stations. The Levee was more numerously attended, than any within the retolleaion of the oldest person about St. James's. His MAstsry was heard to observe, he never saw so full a Levee. Every street leading to St. James's was blocked up. His MAJusr v d;d sot return to Buckingham House until six o'clock. HAMaLYN WILLIAMS, Esq. M. P. for Carmar thenshire, has just removed his family into the Countess of WALDLORAVE'S house in Berkeley square. We are happy to hear, that the amiable and beautiful Mrs. H. been indisposed, is now sufficiently recovered to re ceive the congratulations of her friends. Mr. CANNINO iS in the numerous list of patients under the prevailing disorder, leuenza. "- r~ - IL S " • . litiffia IN rELLibANM POILTIMOttHi MARCH 11, . sailed front Spithead his Majesty's ship Juno, of 32 guns, Capt. Richardsoa, and brought up at St. Helens to lay as guardship, to intercept the trade bound to this port, and examine them fur seamen. Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship Aurora, of 23 guns, Capt. Malbon ; and remains at Spithead, with ale N, 7 p'une, of 98 guns, Admiral Milbanke and Capt. Drury ; Venerable, of 74 guns, Capt. of 50 guns, Capt. Lobb ; Calcutta, of ,Clpt. Woodruff; La ;If/nerve, of 42 guns, 5 S lea guns, n t s hi' Capt. Brenton ; Hydra, of 38 guns, Capt. Mundy ; Alcmene, of 32 guns, Capt. Stiles ; La Determines, of 24. guns, Capt. Becher ; Kite, of 18 guns, Capt. Pipon; Port Mahon, of 18 guns, Capt. Neville ; and Pigmy cutter, of 14 guns, Lieut. White.—Wind W. by N. and moderate. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 14. The different press-gangs, with their officers, terally scoured the country on the eastern roads, and picked up several fine young fellows, who were all sent on board the flag-ship. --Upon a survey of all the impressed men before three Captains and three Surgeons of the Royal Navy, such as were deemed unfit for his Majesty's service, as well as apprentices, were immediately discharged. The five men of war, mentioned to be ordered for commission yesterday, are perhaps in the finest or der of any ships in his Majesty's navy, having all received a thorough repair in this dock-yard, and the repairs executed here have been always foued well and substantially finished. The Conqueror, 74 guns, having been just launch ed before her arrival here, did not want repair.— Capt. G. Murray is to have the Spareiate, 74. ; Capt. Sir E. Pellew, Bart. the Tenant, 84; and Capt. Bul. ler, the Malta, 84 guns. Major-General England was so highly pleased with the soldierly appearance of the 2d Royal Gar rison Battalion, at their review and inspeCtion week in the Citadel, that he immediately in General Orders, the next day, his thanks to Captain Blackall, the Commandant, and to the whole corps. Came in the Revolutionnaire, of 40 guns,. Cap tain Lock, from the westward, with seamen for the ships fitting out here ; she went immediately up Ha moaze. The Atalante, of 18 guns, Capt. Mansfield, is gone to the westward, to tow the Galgo sloop of war from Mount's-Bay, where she lies dismasted. Orders are this day received for the revenue-cur. ter; to be put under the ditedion of the Port-Admi ral, to be in readiness for any service for which they may be wanted. Came in the Love and Frieldship, of Cork, Capt. Blake, from Cork, for• this port ; the Banger cut ter, of 14 guns, Captain Fraser, from a cruise, with a seizure of 220 casks of spirits ; also the Eagle and Renown Excise Cutters, from a cruise. • The Sirius, of SG guns, is removed from Caw sand Bay to the Sound, and this afternoon made the signal for sailing : she is bound abroad with sealed orders. Orders arc received for the immediate etnbody ing the South Devon Militia, on 'which account Lord Rolle is expeded here soon. Lord Keith, Admiral of the Blue, is expeected here this evening, to take the command at this port. The Hunter, of 18 guns, is come from Ilamoaze to Cawsand Bay, to wait urther orders. Came front Hampaze to the Sound, the Boadicea, of 38 guns, Captain Maitland. DOVER, MARCH 15. Late last night arrived from Calais, the Duchess of Teri passage vessel, Watson, with Mr. Mason, Messenger, who proceeded to London with dis patches. Also arrived the Charlotte packet, with the mail, Mans. Dragon, French courier, with dis patches ior M. Andreossi ; and the following pas sengers, Mr. Beangard, Mr. Gower, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Denis, Mr. Comber, and Mr. Patoureaux. This morning about ten o'clock arrived in an open boat from Calais, with dispatches, supposed to be of the greatest importance, Mons. Chazal, first Mes senger to Bonaparte, Chef Is: Couriers, who pro ceeded immediately to town with every possible expedition. Sailed for Calais the Duchess of roll passage ves sel, Watson, with Mr. Matset, Mr. Pogge, Mr. Ca meron, Mr. NVilliamson, and Mr. Jessop. PRICE 0] VEST' ' STOCKS. RDAY. Bank Stock 3 per Cent Red 7lllll 3 per Cent. Cunt. 631;} 41 51 4 per Cent Cunt..... BS illl 5 per Cent. Ann. .... 97 ell 5 prr Cent. 1797..... 11141 Rank 1.. Ann..... 20111-16 Bank Short Allll. 4 9 16 India Stock Ditto Bond: Excheq Bills Irish Zr per Cent. lOll Consols for April 631 41 4 5: 6 India kir Open 2071 S Bank for Open l7Bl , Ontoio Irish Onno am Eng. Lot. Tick..... 171. Irs Imp. 0 per Cent. .... Ditto HMI WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. THIS DAY Morning, Om. after 8 I Afternoon,...... 87m. after S. mates bp 2tutivn• By LrIGII, SOTHEBY, and SON, At their Hons.!, in York -street, Coripat-Garden : THIS mid following Day, at Twelve o'Clock, THE F.NTIRE and VALUABLE STOCK of BOUND IioOKS of Mr. JOHN SHARPE, (raintt into another line of Btt-liness), canting of a very good col lection of Clas•ii.s, History, Voyages and 'travels, and Mi— eellanirs. N. B. Tlw B .oks are in very neat Bindings, and many of than elegant To be viewed, and Catalogues had, price Gd. at tite [dace of Sale. By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SUN, Un THURSDAY, the: 24th List. and Szveia following Days (Sunday exeiip•ed) at Twelve o'C'o7l:, A VERY VALUABLE COLLECTION of SAL BOOKS, the Duplicates of a di:tinguialicd COLLEC TOR% LIBRARY, brought from his House in the Country. The Books in general are in a very fine Condition, awl amongst them are many Eilitium% Principe:. To be viewed nit Monday March 21, when Cataloguct (pries Gd.) may be had at the Place of Sale. By Mr. KING, At his GLeat Room, King stre t it, Covent-Garden, TIM and three following Days , at 'Neve o'Clocl, • ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, chiefly Bib!lowa. phic a l and Critical, the property of a GENTLFM lataly deceased, lung and well known In the Literary ' fur his skill and eminence as a Bi agrapher. May be viewed, and Catalognea now had at the Rooms London: Printed by J. GILLIVT, No. 18, Crown . , lileet.snvt ; and published tli re by W. I. (At mein • • No. 291, Strand. Advertisenionis and Leiters (post raid) must he adiribiseil the Office. t:o. 13, Saliebury-tquele. . • • " • - I. •-• , • • . 401 1 44. Avgapf/ t 4 r: ~~ T 111.5; irogra- M World, onn.. 'n-cour , , MIT, Cif *Wel :a ■ U * . .