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tending the present modification of the Bill, was, that it tended to bring His Majesty's intentions with respect to the TebOU Ma of the country into suspicion, aud his name to be mentioned as no honest man could ever wish it to he spoken of.— This practice had unfortunately been followed up on the most delicate subjects, lately, no doubt for some very weighty reasons. The principle of the Constitution bad hitherto been to attribute all the excellencies of Government to the King—all the defects or vices to his Ministers alone. F rem wh a t he knew of the Right Honourable Gentleman, he thought he reversed the maxim, and he at least arrogated to himself every thing that was worth the baring. He was surprised to find the Ilouse so apprehensive lest the present Bill should destroy the prerogative, when it was recol lected the Loyal Corporation of London had voted a petition in its favour ; au.l as for his part he was really amazed at seeing some of the signatures uf fixed to that Petition, himself hone mg how ex treusely Yealottie they are of any thing like inno vation on the prerogatives of the Cron n. None isf the Right Hon. Gentlemen would rise and explain this mystery ; they dare not ; they know well the tenure of their offices and situations, and feel sic essedingly a wish to continue on the same terms as those under which they Caine ins To consent to the limitation of the Bill for two years, was in hi s mini 'to abandon the principle of the Bill. He would rather let the Bill drop altogether, and go to Ris Majesty, praying no offices in reversion should be given, motel sex weeks after the meeting of Parliament, next Session, than take up es ith this 'miserable maimed measure. This had been done before, and successfully: When the people ad dressed the Sovereign, there was thew no junto, no cabal, to couuteract their dutiful eneity. They would ever from him experience nothing' but kind ness and affection. Would this mem*, be likely to be'renewed in two years, should it now pass ? The present Miuisters might then probably• be oat of office, and when smarting under the loss of their places, was it to be supposed they would be willing to vote for that inensure which would blast their future hopes ?. The cow sequence would then be, at least, auother battle with the Lords, and at.last it would be obliged to be given up for want of vigour in prosecuting it, es the Slave Trade Abolition bad often been before, not being a measure of Government. To pass it would be to stink Parliament in the public opinion ; Padia meant bad promised, and the people expected eimething from it.. This would only be to blast their hopes and wishes. The late Ministry had recognized this principle, and acted on it; and on going out of office, the place of Teller •of the* Exclitaluer, which was then vacant, and might have been tilled up by some friend of theirs, by a single entry, yet to hey • foundation for the pro jected reform, it had been suffered to remain va cant. Except the Right Hon. Gentleman could state his lideuledge of the intention of Govern ment to support the present measure, he should ne wer comeat to render it almost nugatory, to no pier pose. He thooght it would be much better to omit the timitktion totally, and accompany it with a reso le4so, that if the HOlll4 of Lords should only agree to the IBill with the limitation, the Commons should snip receive it m a foretaste of what the House and thgeountry had been led to elect. He wished is baler, would it not be more judicious to request a conferenoe with their Lerdeshipe, en the rea-iniss thee bad for rejecting it ? This we. perteedy con 'tit/dorsal; but there :low happened einfortesuately to be three parties, the Ministry, opposition, and erode; and, perhaps, the .sh:sisters were afraid, if ancl • meeting should take piece, there were woe hotsheaded furious young men in that ,junto that might Mime the poor Speaker, and abuse the H s om Improper reports. will be necessarily eir e ;broad, should the Bill be defeated. Ile was anxious theEing should reign in the hearts of all his subjects; and hence he heel so strenuonely tsaintainc the necessity there was of convincing the public their welfare was the fir s t consideration of the Sovereign s and that his faithfulCommosis would not desert from the line of duty they parti cularly were called on to . parsar, in recommending reform and retrenchment in the public expenditure, at the present eventful crisis. Ile should, however, think the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite would little consult his awn character, or the dignity of the situation he filled, should he not explicitly inform, bad he bad any just reasons to believe th e premut bill would meet the support of H . is Ma jesty • Government. The clause was then put and carried without • division. On the provision affecting the right of Judges to make such grants in their respective courts, an amendment was made to , extend the same right to Bishops and Archbishops, within their respective sees. After a few words from Mr: Homes, Mr. Haney MARTIII, and Mr. WILLIAM SMITH, in which the latter Gentleman asserted. that the re sumption of grants was not unknown in our his to . and that the principle ought to be acted upon in fhgrant cases of excessive emolument, without "Trhe attached, it Was put and carried. Committee went through the other clauses, and the report was ordered to he received to-mor- Mr. ViiIIITIIRTAD then gave notice, that it was his intention on to-morrow to move su amendment, which should send this Bill to the Lords, in effect, the came as on the former occasions. The SPEAKER acquainted him, that according to the forms of both Houses, there must be some deviation professedly. Mr. WHIT/ISAR hinted, that the duration might be for 99 years. At alt esents, he should submit au amendment within the forms of the House, at the mine time keeping to the spirit of the Sumer Bills, to-morrow. The Lunatic Bill W.a read a first and second time ; went through n Committer, and the report ordered to be reconsidered on the loth of May next.—Adjourned at lt) o'clock. A Board was held at the Admiralty, yesterday, for the admission of itivalidod seamen and marines into (:reenwieli Orders were received. on Wo-tine , 4l.ly, nt I'ly rr.nuth. for the Macter'N Attendant, and Itiag's l'iiota, at that port, to be in readiness fur immediate sv-vire, nitro lialled upon. The reason of tins sudsbeit order nod uut transpired. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON LRLN , FRIDAY, APRIL 8. We have to record a most gallant action fought by the Ai4/e frigate, of 44 guns, Cspt. ‘VoLFE. Our readers know that the lidienue and Seine French frigates, of 44 guns eir:h, were on their return to France, after hating carried troops-to Martinique. In the night of the ::6th ult. the .4igic, one of our ships off L'Orient, fell iu with these two frigates, and most gallantly brought them to action. The conflict was an obstinate one, and the enemy were at last oldigcd to seek fur safety by flight. They got into L'Orient, The Aide was very much ent up, and had one man killed in the action : Captain IVoist: and some of the sea men were wonntletl. Tins intelligence was brought by the Cuckoo ►chooner, which arrived on Tuesday at Plytnoosh, from off I.•Orictit. We have not heard that she has brought any other news. A Morning Paper of yesterday announces the ar rival of Paris Papers to the Ist inst. We do not believe that any Imve been received of a later date than the with last. The Grand Duke of BERG, One of the brothers-in-law of IIoNAPARTE, has arrived at Burgos, where he has taken an early opportunity to assure the Spaniards of the great love which the Easpecor bear,. towards the Spanish nation--a love so great, that it will, no donht, in duce him to take that country under h:s parental protection. Dispatches were received, yesterday, from Ad miral Vasitox, on thit I btution, annointeinw the capture of several Danish privateers ; the par ticulars of which wilt appear in 17sa Ga:etie of Saturday. Duipaches were received, yesterde'y..at the Admi ralty, front Governor BUCK, at New South Wales. They do not, we undenitaud, contain any thing of iurportance. Capt. l'►rin RA,INIER, of the Diadem, wh•) just arrived from the Cape, attended on Wetine,— day at the Admiralty, and reported, that no intel ligence whatever had been received of the 11/eit hei,e or the Java frigate. Five men have been found guiky of mutiny in the Ether, and sentenced from ino to 700 laidies each. Pour of the men of war, lying in Torbay, drove, on Tuesday morning, in the avail, for near a wile, but we , -e brought up again; it is liclieved they har•e lost their aneleon. If 1. Royal Ilightiess the Princess of Wears ho nottred Mrs. Bun we's rout, last night. :with her presence. The Duchess of NorritVSISEBTAND s the Lathes Peace, and Lady PKRTII, were present. The Duchess of Goaaox is indisposed, at her how , * in 'W impnle-street. Tiw Dvirh,•*4 of MANCIIVITICS is very ill . at her hearse in Old Buffington-street. Sir Taustas ACKLAND was married, vestenlay =omits at Mitcham Church, and nut East Sheen, to Miss Huta n. Immediately after the ceremony, the bridal party set off for the Isle of Wight, to pass the. honey-moon ; their favours enlivened the Went-end of the town yesterday. Mr. WINDHAM wore one in the 11011Ae of Commons, lest 'sight. The Drury-Lane World was a blaze of find • last Hight. The Theatie was quite fall, and the applause unbounded. Yesterday, in the Court of Chancery, Mr. RICH ARDS and Mr. M'ETIICRALI., Couwiel far Lady AGHILIM, were heard, and stated affidavits of per sons of the greatest respectability, in proof of the affection and tender attention her Ladyship has al ways sines to his Lordship, even at the worst of his insanity, and that she continues that attention to him, and is with hbn at the present time.— Sir Samurt. Itostrity is to reply this day, on the part of the Earl of Arui.osc. No trial of public interest incurred, yesterlay. at the Old Baiter. The following . is the lionse List for Governors and Directors of thy Bank of England, for the year ensuing : For GOVERNORS: J4IIIN WHITNIORY., Esq. C;osernoe Pgausr, Isq. Deputy tioversor. For DIR ECTORS Alexander Baring, rem Ebenezer Maitland, Esq. 4,„„n„Brn!dini(tnn,q.William Mellish, Esq. Alexander Champion, En. Sir Richard Near., Barr. James Campbell, tam Jerean , sili (Save, Emu Bicknell Coney, Esq. Charles Pol., Esq. Ilene, Dm Wilton, Esq. Thomas Rink. s, l',sq. Gnome 1/oreen, John Baker Richards, Esq. Jeremiah Esq. John Staniforth, Erg. John Josiah Radford, Lag. Sonanel Thornton, PAq. Thomas I.an;le., Esq. Stephen Thornton, Fol. Boston Long, Esq. Robert iVigrain I:sq William .Mannin;, Esq. Benjamin Winthrop, Esq. Election for Governor and Deputy Gover nor will he held on Tessa:ly, the 1.1. th, and for I)irseturs on Wetliiecdar, the I:1th instant, from ten in the forenoon tat f;iur in the afternoon. Six days' drax‘in~ are over, and Seven Capitol Prizes have been already cola and shared sit Ittsit% truly fortunate Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Ciuir- ing:Ci os.. VIZ. I.t hay.. 1P,600. ft.S. 17.0 W I t... , 44 , 4 .• n.t.is so.•; l'intrawit 'rickets mut Shares tie» ..e:tin; at the above Oilicol..—To-morrow will be the next Dar of Drawing and the Lottery tiiii,.hes next Tit kits awl Shure, urr on Sale. !•11X711 DAY OP DRARING.—NO. 2,•214, Prize of el,lloo, WI:1 sold in the f.,llow.ng Shares ; One Half. Ei l ;th, and Su< Sixteenths ; also, on the Fourth Day, 151,570, a Prize ...." t':,,tion, in One Quarter, TWo Eighths, and Eight sixteenths; and fu,:;;l7, a Prize of .e.. 500, in C true half, tine Eighth. and Six Si,oeenths, by IlettN, , BY and tn. Cornhill,(l,aring-Cross, and Dorongli.—The Lot- It ry draws 're-intwrow, and finishes Neat Week.. 1P.4!..; . , 14,Ntql . THE QUEEN'S DRAIVIAG-ROOM. VeAerdayi at two o'clock, Iler MAJESTY held a I)ruwing-room at St. Janies'A Palace, which, for the tints of year, ‘‘,:is hut thinly attended. There were "'resent, besides Her MAJ ESTI' 'their Racal II ialisiesars the Prinetsses Aneusta Mary and Sophia; the Dukes of Kent and I 'ambridge ; the First Lord of the Treasury ; the Seeretarirs of State for the Home and War Department; the Master General of the Ord nance; the Bishops of Chester, Bristol, and Carlisle; the Judge of the admiralty; and his Excellency the Swedioli A tutiassailur. Gordon, and Newcastle. ll' , *— Iha set, Dowager Nes castle, and Newcastle. Murchaunc.oc:—Thith, Sligo, and Itowager•Hath. Eat/c—t'loti met I, W inehilsea, M un t it- Edgeeu tithe, A boy ue, Kingston, Chatham, Malinesbury, Glandore, Fowls, 'Moira, Carysfurt, Cowper, Macclesfield, Sandwich, 31srton, Fur fescue, and Effingham'. C'ountatott—lhurourt, Fortesene, Chesterfield, Cardigan, Kiagst ~,,, IVilton, Grosvenor, Loudon, Cowper, 31aecles- Ileld, Carmfort, Dartmouth, Effingham, Suffolk, Stardwpc, Harr more, Chichester, and De Front. raw , wals—thetwt Criinston, Mekille, Stoplord, Cas tlereagh, and Tentiletown. risesowl,rec—llawarden, Sidney, Friary, Sulky, and Deerhurst. J.,rdr-.-11rownlorr, J. rind G. Thynne, C. Seymour, Na pier, Hrtakeshury, Clive, Coleraine, I'etre, Loraine, Arden, St. Helen's, lulgline, Werra, Heathlit, St, .110 Int, C. Seturiset, Holton, H u lk, Will o u g hby DV Woke, Reneliffe, and IVa'pule. Loa" , —Crnirfore.l, Mroergontere, Nl'Cleod, C. Grimaton, Dowager Petre, F. Hatton, St. 'Julio, Shipley, 111aquiere, Metcalf,. Stelhean, Wierunt, 31ldritn, Cottrell, Ely, Ver non, Ilayuhlg, Popham, J. Dawkins, Somers, Hood,Grey, M. Foulke', Daere, Boringdou, Thyou.-, Hawkesbury, A. Furteaeue, Midway, A 31ildtaa),Pry, C. Walpole, ltalrymp!e, W. rinne, A. Vernon, I. Stuart, RoUe, C. Bellas!„ae, Br hy, Amherst, H. Parker, Peps, Pechell, Ilac-Queen, and Ram:oda. Cwsne—De Front. Bdron--Wiungel. Sir.—W. Clurt tttt t F.. Ilamilton, 117 Sullivan, T. Trigge, W. Scott, J. Bippialey, C. H. Boughton, and C. White. Sauler, and Sir J. Sattninret. C4 , nrrut.--Lrslio, Cruuturd, COUOI4 Balfour, Payne, 13:4tie, and Itailry. Colorelg—Shrtilma, Ralph, Rant, Hampden, Smith, Addeo bruokr, Chester, and ',rod. C•rptains-1/urluain, Well.), Drake, Churchill, [lupe, and he:m . lll4n (R. :\ ). .4 Iderman—H unt or. Doetors--Kiug aid Woodhouse. Ret. Illatehford, R. flolhoinva, Crimidon, Cox, H. Churchill, Pciin, &misfired, W Bootie, Saville, G. Russ., Calvert, Ryder, Iluore, A. Sanford, W. Rellasyve, Cothran, Ilatun S. Mtiva Horner, mad Tolleu. .11istntss,--+Lew, Vanvittart, Ruultv, WilCruhaut Bootle, Palmer, 2 Hauvons, Hall, Cuilringtoa, iVhite, C. White, Bid. dulph,Calveri, Montague, rieneage, S. Murray, Shipley, M. Ridilulph, 'Weary, Raw, Brouriey, Lavt, George, Payne, and Homer. ; 11, ;' , -3 Sl, !livens 2 Crimean", erawfurd, IPKenzie, Park:men, Poiteney, Wade ' Potation, ltletralf, d Nlildmaya, Louth, Cr made", Hippisley, Peter., 3PLeod, Popham, Cunt, Nt. John, W, ,hy Hattou, Illaguierr, Pelle, Brom ley, Dunhill". 2 Haien , Cranford, and Bamford. Th.. following o tte among the prvs etttution' to Her MAJESTY : Majur-General Campbell, upon hie beiug appointed to the tonisaamiot the :AL liarritun Battallott, mad being renior,,t to the sans. The Honourable Minn Perkins, by the Culottes. of Lou don and :licoirts. Mr. and Mrs. 'huller. Master Gawge Allen, by the Earl of Harcourt, upon his being app.uoted a Pago ut Honour to licr Ajcsty. The Hon. Miss 1k Idlaquiere, by Lady Dr Hlaquiere. , The Her. Jr. 3 Cost, by Lord Browolow. Admiral Sir Janice Saumarsz, upon his being appointed to a command. Captain Drape, by Sir Thomas Triage. The Duke and Dueness of NellCOStie, upon their mew- i z aptain Hope, upon his being appointed fteat Captain to Admiral Sir Jana, Siimuares. Niel St. Juhu, by Lad) St. Juba. Etasivi Churchill, by Lord Walpole. limed Napier, upon his brie; appointed His Nbijesty's lord II:gh Curuaalsaiuntr to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. Miss Minpistry, by Lady Hippietry. Mr. Gritastou and Lady harnstte Grimstats, upon t►eir marriage.. Rear-Admiral Sawyer, upon lint promotion. Miss Metcalfe, b% Lady :Metcalfe. Lieutenant-Colonel I reneb, upon his promotion sod ap pointment upon tine Staff in Ams ries. The two Nlisacs Hale, by Mts. Hale. General N. knalfour, upon Isis promotion. The Hon. Petie, by Lady Petre. lady Harriet Legge, by her mother the Ct. U14C291 of Dartmouth. 1 he Rev. Dr. King, upon his being appunitLit a l'culece/4 of %\eatniiiniter Ablwy. Mrs. John Ram, by Mrs. Ram. Lord and Lail) Ram upon their marriage. General Dertie, upon lam being appointed suional of the •gth Regiment, in the room of Cencral tt Lady l.illa Mar-Queer, by Lady ty. _ . . The' Far, of Cavan, Imo u he I;ting appoThotid Colonel of the 77th Regiment of Foot. Miss Popham, by toady Popham. Tbr Bishop of Limerick, upon bit promotion to that Hi • stiopriek, by the Earl of Moira. Miss 31`elettel, by Lady M'Cleud. Vloeouateas Hawarden, opus coining to tier titio Cotton, upon his promotion. titi.ry Golhourn, by Viscount Cliotarynel. Baron Wrangel, by the Swedish Ambassador. . - The R. CD.s:loll, the Misttr of laun colleze, upon his being appoiuteil cr Canon of Windsor, lathe avow of the late Dr. Duval. l.ady 3losirtmiteitY seas at Court for the first time this season. 11cr Ladyship was, as musl, particularly noticed for the elegance of her dress, the style of which was per frilly novel, and combined richness with taste. It was of a very pale pink satin, richly embroidered with silver, in an tique scroll, with Lerinit shells, 'Turkish drapery, bordered to corr►spond, most sup•:rhly grounded, fastened together on the lett ink with rich chains of oilier, inispeoded by rich silver cords rind tassrhi; the train of pink satin richly trim med, silts miller binly and sleeves, oruseu.•ntrd with fine INNInt lice,. and dinininids ; the hi-id-dress pink and white fetal.. vs, with rich bands of disouinuls, of which her Lady ship ware a `rear prufusion. Lady Litt a 3I •C-QU rev wore one of the most elegant simple dresses we have ever witnessed; it was a rich while satin, side superhobroperies of fine blond lace, tastefully drawn up with lilies of the %alley, suspended by rich ropes of pearls, with which the whole of the dress was ornansented in the must finished style ; it waA perfectly siedid to her Lailsbip's figure and person, and V/411 Lunch adiuiraiL Ur address white ficalls:rs and diamonds. Tlos Countess uL Loudon and Moir:: • I.roly ant her darer lovely daughters • ' Lady Raneliffe.,. lady Grey, and 31ist.es 1k Blastuiare and Perkius, were also elegantly dressed. The Countess of 1,91 Doti mid MontA went to Court in more splendour than any other person. She went in a must c!egunt new chair, attended by four footmen, in their superb state liveries, which they had new for the christening of I.ord MAUCH LINE, Oil 'Monday, richly covered with if ilver lace. MUTING/ OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL TA-MORROW. Solomon Lyon, now or -late of Ormond Howse Aro &nay, Chelsea, Middlesex, dealer and Akar NM 3 William Peoney, of the Fox, Beek-lase, Deptford, Kent, victualler William Heory Mason, Hartley-place, Kent-rsad, Southwark, Surrey, paper-hanger - 3 Just Piper and Knowles Winder, Rieltionad, Sur - i ey. grocers - - Joseph Ilaydon, Mitcham, Surrey, botcher Robert Paine, Raise, Essex, shopkeeper _ William Ford, Pickett-street, Temple-bar, auc tioneer - - Abraham Junes, Bath-square, Portsea, Hampshire, slops:ller • John Miles, Bermondsey-street, Southwark, Surrey, corn-dealer- - 3 Thomas Holmes, 'Yoruba:a Surrey, seeds's.% - . John Cohip, Great Portlaud-stieet, Middlesex, up holsterer - Edward Claypole , Chatham, Kest, shopkeeper amide. Boucht, Southampton-row, Skiornikury, 9 Ili bookseller - - 1 It Franc:. M'Lean, late of Tower-street, Loudon, mer chant - - - 9 10 George Smith, Waraford-court, Loudon, merchant ala George Tytkr, late of Houndeditch, London, step. seller . - II ts Stephen Mergeo and Matthew Peftishaw Marley, late of York-street, Southwark, Surrey, hop•fac tors - - Samuel Baker, late of Southwark, Surrey, uphoho. lever - 9 9 George Stevens, tke yawner, Redford, grater George Heffint, liertatendery-efeem, Southwark, fell monger Williams Steel. lirendorel, Middlesex, hams-drapes i IQ William Cowdery Shawfurd, Albany, Piccadily, cos feetioser - - i it George Meehan, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, grocer I tit George Savary, Southwark, !army, victualler - 1 /a George T 043611, Lloyd's Coffee-bows, sad of Lemming. ton-greeti, uudorwritcr - - aI a Rebecca Smith, Cross-street, Wildmiess-row, Middle sex, dealer iu oil and euloure - - ill Thomas Juba Roylawds, Muses-street, Lambeth, Surrey, barge-builder - - - a lit DI YI DENIM t II I ly Lettucelot Beare, Wardisar-street, Sr.bo, tailor - y Joseph Rimbaud, Grayetuke- place, Fett. r-lane, Loa duu, carpeuter - - - In Henry IN lambast, late of Bridge-street, Weeteineter, bliddleeex, bat saw of Ilisttpsgate-strut, Loudon, silk-mercer - - T. Shepherd, Bantrard, Essex, eecdstaats - B. B. Levis, Great Alir-street, Gaudreau's- fields, mer chant - - - - - to J. Anderson, Graccabwrcis-Knit, I.ondwa, painter awl - 'rimier - - - to John Spescer Taylor, Ciracechnrch-street, Lamina, . straw-hat-manwfacturer - is Frederick Frame* Ckiwwick, Ifirldissea, smith - It William Fortnum, Ben-alley, Leanbacil-street, sea- - teener - . - Sumsel Cartwright, Maiden-lane, Wood-street, ho sier - - - - _ Anthony Thomas, Duke-attest, Westminster, feathcr manaticinner - - - Rohrui Gibbs, Whitecrometritet, ilteurfirkla, chair 'maker C EitT I FICATEB. Jiebn Davies, of Cardiff, Glamotyan, builder. John Tenuity, of Boston, Liaccdn, badinage and stationer. Benjamin Itarrep, of Saddlewurth, York, ommehirtosor. William Russell Watts, of Bristol, grave. Robert Lomas, of Stockport, cotton-spinier. James Parnell, of heal, Wolin:per and vitalises. William Winter the )oeiiirer, of illackirtare-road, Sims painter and glazier. {%illiata Grimaldi, of 014 Boudotpoor, kt Winos, age- Eloourel biac Samuels, of Prescott-►treet, Goodman's Ilid4letex, PRICE OF aTOCAS YESTERDAY. Bank kuek it 214 3 per Cent reduced 61 (i 5 3 per Ccut. Cons - 4i 5 4 per Coat . illi S per Cent. Nary .974 Imperial Annuities lodic Donde par. 1 ,lia. Enthaqtrer Bills u. 611. prem. .. . _. . Loglist; Lottery Tickets nl. io. 6:; T. HISH, Stu.* Brukes, 4, Cornhill, and 9, CharingCi.was. Cio for ......... MARRIAGES. Thursday senaiglit, at Brigham, by the Rev. Mr. Simpson , P Herniae, of Tod-croft, io Carbeck, to Miss Rohiason,Mr. generally hammy of laic, by the familiar appellation of Ntary of Butterniere. Tbeir nuptials were attended by a number of renyertable friends, and, after a dinner at the San Ina. ockeraionth, the part) returned to finttennere. At Convenor?, county of Cork, Richard Maimeell, fourth sun of the Dean of Leighlin, to the Haw Wise Ca tbk rine Hare, youngest daughter of the Right Hee. Leda Litu:smuce. • ‘.• . _ 0 d sue, Dr.ATH3. At rert Augusts, Jamaica, Nlajtir George Crawford, of the id %Vert ludic Regiment, wood sea of James Cniwfurd, of Auburn, lielaisd; wu formerly Maio, of the 334 Repinicid of Infantry, in the East Indies, commanded by the lan Lout COCIIO &MI ; went out Captain of the aad Regi ment, and sailed in the fleet under the late Sir llalpb &Ewe ciuniby ; wrs at the taking of the Dutch fleet at the Cape of Good Hope, under Lord Keith wad Sir James Craiy, ; soiled with the rap( dition for the capture of Manilla asrrched with the uriny, ander Grog:rat flunis,nume hundred miles, to the siege and storm of Srringapatarn, On Sunday night last, at her house, in VVimpule-atren, Mrs Peutou, the wife of John Penton, Esq. late 11. P. for the borough of ; the sister of the late Countess o f 1 ngliy, and aunt to the present EMI Digby. Ou l'hursilay seunight, at :Warpath, in his anth year, R. Rualitnio, Esq. of Roam, to Northumberland, endue Ad miral of the Red. HUM WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-RRIDD Morn s7....writt. I Even e Man. eller .. 13 SALE BY AUCTION. TO II AT EUS ANTI OTHERS-DESIRABLE LEASE HOLD PREMISES, I:EMI\ EHAT'TER'S STOCA , HOUSEHOLD FLRNITEIIE. AND LIE E(V', S FRANEY By Megan. GREENWOOD and CO. On the Premises, Nos. 399 and OP. Strand, on Wl.ll N F.SDAY N EXT, April It, at Ileven 4 1.1. the STOCK it. TRADE, te.:lt House /1 hold Furniture, Plate, Linen, China, Effects, al 3lesins. 11l SHY and HMI., Miters, Lankruyis comp, it iog a large iii.ortuoutit of 11.'.11 . n felts, curtly, plates, kite muff and other hats ; and ytintli ditto a capital eight-room Itstticy, lead cistern, and sundry 'Ample mods in trade. The Household Furniture eooaas of a general assortment of it plods; et, and I Ou t let art ir k. o t the usual th.stelvti ..... in excellent emstition ; plate. lint natal nutneruns litchtns n quirnit, Oit tlar first da), at one o'clock, %Silts. sold, in two lots, die valitable I.eas , :a of the above Premises, very desirably satiate for • hatter, or any other business roguiring room. .tiso the Lucie of a rOll - .)selling-house, situate Nu. 7, thaw/Park-cowl, Strand. blue he viewed, and fatelognesend Partienlao had on the Pvernia , v. ; of 31r C , ulonond, anlv awe, Nruir-cuort, Na iiritize-olivi I ; mad of NI re.. a lrrceawoualu.d Cu. _a, F.••° elow. rear. LONDON : DAVI 1) SON, No. 19. D.SWYD•ek)ill I Cy Street, and publolo..l at iL- No PA,* of St ( Irtor^t's Irlosrclo, F , 41..00!, !.‘ WIIITF., of ”on.• PA pct . itt IS the Uthee, .p.et loat.l , 11111 bc ritcrovJ to U . lo 10 • is 1• la 10 11 II