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-;•4 y. it* POETRY. TILT. NEW FRENCH GRAMMAR AN.IEYSED. r--- Ye Vete ptors, nolonger perplex Pupil's senses, Wit fi old systems of Caws, Moat, Gender.. ' and Texan— N• ro Coemersortian is now the new book, On which Neater and Pupil should studiously look ; For if they neglect it, in spite of their rules, Europe's Masters and Scholars will find themselves fools— 'Europe's Masters and Sebidsrs wtl co to their grates, The dullest of Deuces, the vilest of Shires Di A POILEOII% a Nowt that can vary his raw • With en unprecedented assmrailee of facie— 'Els Dative or .IbLititat, just as lie likes rat Vara& e caret whenever lie strikes. Altho' in the Greetire none have him seen, Since his food Cortiugettax with fair Jost rim( a, 'Vet few eau excel bins in arts of seduction, Notwithstanding Ms Coe may net sisifkar come ruction. In the NsiMiestire sone can suds energy boast, As many a Poleetate knows to his ant In the gloomy Ace-viol ire,tou he displays A promptness that pules, destroys, and dismays. A lofty P,oaosa, indeclinable He, trlsose Imperial/supersedes Royal the Foe We, among Rings, consultation im pl leo, But who dares tut absolute Tyrant advise? La Irregular Vary, but by fee understood, Save when he is in the ropersteer Theo, pre.ta ! his will mast he done in a wink, There's no time left to loiter, remonstrate, or think. Hill /*dialler. some new aggression foreshes sr His Potential means plunder to friends and to foss-4. His Subjviretint denotes turning Saints Tutu °Mahe • aims at these ishinds a dash: But his cloudy Infinitely mocks speculation— A mbitiou neer form'd such a strange Ceejsoutien !- Of Adrryby about him still strut a vain crowd, Sul/mini,. as Spaniels, as Turkey.cocks proud. Prepoeitionn unnumber'd his mandate can muster, And curious Coniumetions,like Bees In a cluster. lint dull Intarjoilions are kept at a distance, kept on occasions that need their assistance : y then must tar care, as their silence they burst, That their Notes sound the praise of N ♦ toleps the FIRST. Ye Linguists of Britain! then keep a strict watch, Lest he in his Systrt.r you napping should cstel). Fotrapp'll, all your Lowe will thenceforth he rein-4 Your Peas and your Tongues he at ones will enchain. HARZ. VIE NEW ES'I'ABLISHMENT IN iIR CY LE-STIiEEI'. This gay attractive revert of fashion was opened again last night, and, owing to the increased num ber of Subscribers, was very crowded. 'Pile entertainments were two Italian musical pieces, succeeded by a ball and supper. About sty hundred people were present, among whom was almost every person of distinction in London.— Several foreigners• were also these, in vittue of a liberality on . the part of the Proprietors, which grants permission to the Patronesses to issue out a number of tickets in their favour. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wsces visited the Institution, on Monday night, for the first time, and seemed highly entertained, as well as - pleased, with her reception ; a supper was prepared far her in the small druwing-mom, in the adjoining house, and which communicates immediately with the entrance into the boxes.—Here, immediately after the Concert, her Royal Highness enjoyed the society of such of the Company as the invited to 110 the supper, and among which number was his Royal I liginies:, the !hike of CAMBRIDGE. At about onv she withdrew, accompanied by Lady Snit/112LP, ilt`st the Hon. Mrs.•Pont.e.• Her Royal 'Highness did not join the company in the rooms. To art the partut the rigid Critic, in passing judguient on the theatrical merit of this novel Institution, would be as invidious as it would be union. No Isomiow• of exag6erattal praise is ex solid, no claim, but that of exemption of blame, is pioferred. As a part of a very captivating scene of attraction, we heartily bestow our applause on the lotiletta, and the performers introduced in it; —it forms a link of a brilliant and fascinating • isininiesnent, and as an ensemble, deserves the ap probation of the candid :—to say, that its own in trinsic merit would be a sufficient allu a to a fasti. dious putilic--riamlil he an unworthy deception ; nor the size of the Theatre, nor the merits of the several Performers, would authorize such an asser tion; but if it tines not enrapture, it does not shock ;—it is below excellence, hut it is above me- diorrity. Mrs. Alms appeared as Prima Man , a • anti MlS trained her port extremely well, considering it was her first attempt upon any stage ;—she was so ottrcome by her furs, that articulation was for sometime whollt• denied her; when her fortitude was a little restored, she sang most sweetly, and there can be no doubt of her becoming a valuable acquisition LA the stage. Mrs. DON Er, in her shnrt part, ei Mord iinprovetnent. A ATI% I acted with treat spirit and humour—as did LA NZ A also. '! ' hr Music, by AIOICA, was 1101 t and pretty. Four Isundred people supped. After supper, dancing was resumed, awl kept up to a late hour. —We were glad to sec that no fastidious &ionic tint% of company prevailed in this rissetnblc. We s,sw Dukes, Marinisses, Earls, mingle in the same remise with the opulent inert:ltalic and the respect rilxie hanker.; but we saw neither shopmen, nor likeklegs, nor women of ill-fame. So constituted should Le sus assembly of this nature. If pursued an this liberal plan, we wish it success ; hut we hope alsothat the enterprising . promoter of it, Co lonel GatvILIA, will wit be ruined in his attempt to later the manners of society. Her Royal Hi Anne the Princess of WALEs ho noured l)rnry-true Theatre with her presence, la.t eight, to hear Mt. litt Lit's beautiful inusic, Hull ree Mis..luenitTe4 inimitable performance of Nell, in the farce The Devil to Pay; in which part slit 'lever war more entertaining, or received greater ar Anise. The house was crowded. We are concerned to state that the amiable Ludy Mussoe has been confined to her house in Seymnur-place, for several days, by indisposition. Madame *C cret.ssi, list uigiit, resumed her Lvourite port of Didone, in the serious Opera of that name, and displayed her wonderful power of voice to the greatest advantage, and was ra!,tu comity applauded. Ills Royal Highness the Duke of C A MORIDGX, and a crowd or Paaliiou, were pre rum The house was quite full FROM LAS? NtGrErs GAZETTE. Lord rhartth,lsie's •Vre Mae 5, 1 ao9. Notice it Iscreh) given, that dove wOl be a drawing °a® at St. haft's, on Thursday, the 12th instant. A4etirelty-qfee, Ma, 10, tope. Extract of a letter from Juh., Palmer, Esq. Cominamler of His 11.1 jest's sloop the Pheasant, to the Ilincuurible W. W. Pule, dated oo board that sloop, at Spithead, the *lb On the stli of last mouth, M latitude ee. te. longitude s 6 W. t felt in with ao French privateer, 414 I eon happy to add, that after a chew of four Moors, I captured lour. She helo aged to Guadeloupe, her wine Trupurd, had been out six weeks, taken nothing; was forotwrly, from report of the prisoners, Hia hialesty'a late schooner the King's Fi►b, or Fly ug Fish, built at Bermuda for His 3luicst)'s service, coppered, and copper fastened, now rigged as a 'sloop ; And on hoard when taken five gnus, sir. one long eigl.teen pounder, a traverser, and four six-pouuders, and maimed with a crew of sixty-two turn. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War- fyft, e, .11ny 10, loos. His Msjelty Las been pleased to app • t Lientettaat-General—Rikert Morse, of the Royal Eni meni—to be General in the Army. Major-Geoeral—William Congreve, of the Royal Artillery— to he Lienteaant-frtocrel in the Army. Colonels—J*lm Evelegh, of the Royal Eneineers; Orlando Manley ' of the Royal Artillery; RolseitLawstni, of d 0..; Edward Fage, of ditto; Edward Stephens, of ditto—to be Major-Generals in the Army. Lieutenant-Colunels--Theophilus Lewis, of the Royal Ma rines; Richard Williams of ditto; Lawrence Deshu rough, of ditto ; lamer Meredith, of ditto; Robert Hill Farinae, of ditto ; Watkin Tench, of ditto ; James Berke ley, of the Royal Marines; George Wilson, of the Royal A harry ; Samuel Ili 333 ingtou, of ditto; David Balling hall, of the Royal Marines; George Dyer, of ditto; Sir John Denglas, Knight, of ditto ; David olling, of ditto —to be Colonels in the Army. Moors—Robert Stewart, of the late Royal Irish Artillery; Alexander Armstrong, of ditto; Joseph Lawilirecht, of the Royal Murines; Alexander Brice, of the Royal En gineers—to be Lieutenant-Culonels in thz Army. Captains—William Henry !Sup, of the Royal Marines; henry Reddish Furter, of ditto • Thome Davey, of do.; Robert Smith, of ditto; Richard Willi of ditto; James Erroll Gordon, of ditto; 'Thomas Abernethar, of ditto ; Richard Graham, of ditto; Francis Lyun, of ditto ; James West, of the Royal Artillery ; Walter Tee menheere, of the Royal Marines; John Williams, of do.; JamesWeysa, of ditto; Richa rd Timpsou, of ditto; Thomas Guildford, of ditto; Harty Percival Lewis, of ditto ; Charles Goldin. ' of the Royal Artillery ; Thomas Rey, of ditto ; CharksGuld, of ditto; John Clark, of tl,r Royal Marines; David Wilson, vif ditto; Joseph Cameros., of the Royal Artillery; Clortles Siemer, of the ' Marines; George Dunsoluire, of Attu; John Lu dington, of ditto; William Misty, of ditto; Jobs Lung, of ditto-..t0 be Majors in the Army. Commission signed by the Lon) LAlleflfalli of the Comfy qj Norfolk. licydon Volunteer Infantry. Richard Paul Jodrell, jun. Esq. to he 3lajor-Commantlant, rice Rohrer, deemsed—dated Match 15, 180 e. Ceimitesiores in the Royal London Regiments of Militia, rioted by Ilia Majesty's Camindmioners of Lieidenante, fur the mid City. past Regiment. Ensigo John Deschamps to be Lieutenant, vice Batt, re signed—dated Match 9, ours. Ensign William Dnilinan to be ditto, vice Andreas, resigned—dated !March to, i SOB. Thomas Jack, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Deschamps, promoted—dated .larch g, lane. William Fuller Po cock, Gent. to be ditto, vice Dudmim, promoted—dated March it, ma. West Regimeut. Samuel Tartatt, Gent to be Emig's, Vitt . Dehoeck, resigned --dated March tu, tans. Commissions signed by the bird Lientencust of the County of Warwick. loyal Birmioghans Videotape Infantry. Sir Grey Skipwith, Bart. to be Coloiter, vice oleo Earl of Dortuieutli, resigned--dated August g 4, 11107. tat Battalion—Captain Isaac Pratt to be Diane, vice Boul ton, resigned—dated October 23, 11107. Battalion—Major John Taylor to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice rimer, resigned—dated June 3, 1407. Richard Spooner, Esq. to be Major, vice Taylor, promoted—dated Jay SJ, 19117. 34 goendiros—Captaia John Meredith to be Major, vice resiened--dited October it; 1807. Comndashiss signed: 6g, the Lard lime itf the County ye' Kent. GPM'S, kli Volunteers Thomas Giles, Gont. to be Adjutant, vice Payler, resigned --dated April 22, 1909. Canterbury Rifle Volunteers. Seemo4 Lieutenant John J. Prise.* to be First Lieutenant, vice Parke promoted—dated April 25, tans. John Partridge. (lent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Peirce— dated as above. Holm sdale Volunteers. William Austin, Ceot. to he Ensign—dated May ti, isoe. norlirster Volunlens. Lieutenant William Blythimin Bleukinsupp to be Captain, vice Haad , resigned—dated as above. Ensign Without Roberts to he Lieutenant, vice Blenkinsopp--dated as above. John Schothhelic, Gent. to be lump, vice Ro bcrts--dated as above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William fnorhrin, Jeremiah Pite, and Richard If antborp, of Lime- Kilo-Quay, Woodbridge, Suffolk, roal-nrercli.iate. May e, feederick Dietriclsten and 1.11. ogler, ofßatLLnne. plat*, 14 att.la-bp de, Moldiest. Italia • an:,!‘ eta. Hay 4, 14144. Cenrge 4 ppleby and Leonard Caster, of 31ant s tone -1/1.1401111. 3lay 4, 1141.4. _ _ Drrayoes and Thomas Harrison, of Iviog Paper. Sussex, paper-manufsctisrera April . .1.4 Iliderst Barton Wept and John Sty:iv, of tiaford-strut, 31.11411141P1C, 1111411 , 41181 , 1 Is. May ta, William Vs httslirr and Thomas Eissi artli, of Hal i f a ,, Tee)., cordu misers. May %, ison. Jobs Skaise, Simms ht Mg, and Julio !troilism. March .It, less. James Howley, William linrion ' and John Barton, of Greeley Pottery, Church Greeley, Derby, potters. March .5, 14100. Thomas •Hixon ' '. Cato. Greenhiloli, and Bogor Holland, of Ilatirlsestar sad Linte Bolton, Laritatior,soltoo-spietuem. Falser,) n.,zeus and Geom.. Godlo, of Queem-street, (len/river ' 1...n010r, ware) omen. '.11..t 7. John M'Nirrn soil James Cuter, of (oaten's-misname, Clare-market, 31irldkoen, rooks. May ti, Joint IlizsgM, Helm, Crowfonl, wad Gtorgr Loodou. April au, t soS. 11.‘NKRUPTCIFIS SUPERSLDIPE Choirs Bahl ry Sharp and lurid Pitt, of lin min;Lim, Waroirk, forlorn Guy Knocks, of Birniinglono, Warwick, druggisk BANKRUPTS. him &mamas, of I.eiriater, druggist, to onreender. May 27, M fire, 2N, sin! June 41, sit rlcren, at the Swim 1 torn', in Birtniilhans. %Vara irk. Attornes, r Egerton, Gray'a. Inn, London; and lir Stiitilw, Birmingham. Dixon Unions, of l'ireadilly, aarehaoseman,to surrender, May 14,51 tca, 41, at eleven, and June 21, al ICU, at Guild- London. Attortula, Messrs. lileasdate, Alexander, and Ilolme, Thomas Mum, at Birmingham, Warwick mosey scrive ner, to 'amender, May 4a, at font., vi, and June ill, at 'kern, at the Hoy.% Hotel, In Birmingham. Attorney, Me. John Alexander, Bettforikaw, Landon. Joseph Prentis late of Banton, York, &aloe and chap mart, to 'Purr' uder, May 23, at the Dell and Mouth Inn, iu I evils, Ma" on, at the Angel lon, hz Wellwrbs, and June g at the 801 l and Mouth lan, in I:rede, at Berea. Attorneys Thomas Hume tiranger, Leeds% sod Oporto Edmunds, Lashvywer.stlili of Vicar, Littrabia-laa, Loudon. James Aivey, of fleet, Lincoln, tictitaller, to sttrrendet, Jane 2,3, BWI 21, at eleven itt the it'hite Dart lam, Boston. Attorneys,Mr. Cope, Ilot4on ; and Mr. Wilson, Greville- , street, Batten-garden, Imelda°. . . Silllllllll Chapman, of IVoolpit, Suffolk, shop',:eeper, to snrrender, May 18, at fire, in, and June Ji, at eleven, at • the Wool Pack Inni Bar. Ethnund'v. Attorney., Mr., Jan,. Horsham, 'nostril', Suffolk; and Ale. Egerton, Gray's-. Inn, London. Jelin Trutt Mille, now or late of the Maze, Southwark, • Surer coal. merchant, :o atirretuter May Is, et, at twelve, • and JUne .21, at one, at ' Loudon. Attorney, Mr.. Hayward, Great Or d-atre, t. Nicholas Middlecoat, of Treiony, Cormsall, innkeeper, to surrender, !they 14, 2,1, anti June di, at ten, et Guildhall, London. Allmon s, Messrs. l'altner, Toutheinnis and Thompson, Comb: ill-court, Tlintgraortou-stre.ct, talPtit;oll. Joun Girdler, of Lambeth-mot, St. Geurg.f Starry, sword-cutler, to morn:utter, May t 7, mid June di, at to tire, at Guildhall, Lomita'. Attoraey, Mr. Rogers, Mau (hes:ter-1m ildines, Westminster. William Iteittorick„ lute of Coles-Mill, Colyton, Devon, miller, to 21, at ouc, at Loudon. Attorney, Mr. George Abbott, Old Broad-street, London. John licorice Peters, of Chatham, Kent, confectioner, to surrender, May Is, 21, and June at, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Junes Ednitd, Gravesend ; Messrs. Cooper and Lone, Southampton-buildings, Loud,',.. George Casson, of Halifax, York, nierchaut, to stinclider, June and 21, at eleaer., at the tVhite Lion Inn, Halifax. Attorneys, Mr. t'onithutat, Bedford-row, London ; sod Mr. SW3iIiPIIII, John Smith, of Nlaneliester, cotton-nianufacturer, to sur render, Mny to, and June it, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Kay ruin Reushaw, Masi chester. DIVIDENDS. June 7. John i toyea, of Portsmouth, Southampton, mercer, at one, at Guildhall, I.undoil. June 4. John Abraham, late of Houndselitch, London, warehouerman, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. June is. John Stroud, of IYaltou•upon-Thames, Surrey, brick-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, I amnion. July Ili. John Snawdoa, of Plymouth, Devou, draper, at twcls3., at Goilolhall, L o ndon. Alb 2. how Menceliu awl David Amick, of Cheapaide, LOll4Oll, periumerb, at twelve, ai Guildhall, London. July it. Isaac Alcacciiii, of Cbeativide, London, perfumer, at twe l ve, at Guildhall, 1 .ondou. - . July 2. 11;rrid Alma ~of Cliespaide, Loudon, perfumer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 4. Samuel Turner, late of Manch/rater, Lancaster, inn keeper, at truce, at the Dug Tavern, Lkausgate, Mau r -ter. Juue 1:1: John Malian and William Dobson, of Birming ham, Warwick, limn-drapers, at twelve, at the 'Shake speare Tavern, B . ghairs. May 31. Rattray,of King-street, Deptford, cheese monger, at oae, at Guildhall, Lon.laii. May ;it. Henry Davis, late of Old-street, Middlesex, cabi net-maker, at akte at Guildhall Landow . , May 31. Juhu Stapleton, of Newingtun.coninion, Middle sex, dealer and charming, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May at, John Bruckner, of South Moliiiii.ttreet, Middle sex, ladies' shoemaker, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 7. John Peplue, of Shrewsbury, Salop, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Shreaslion June J. &inflict Stemma, of Kensington, afiddlesex, cheese monger, at tarter, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 4. John Waruer, of Elandon, EIMIWX, shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon June 4. John Birlett Wienbolt, of the Old Swan, LOOIIOII, utt reliant, at twelve at Gisildhall. June 7. Jobu itignuo:l, late of Hasinghalt.street, Loudon, warehouseman at twelve, at Guildhull . . _ May gaa Georg; Pincus, late of Leah:alkali-market, Lou don, poulterer at twelve, at Guildhall. July 2. Alexander Mare, of Gravel lane , Southwaik, Sur rey, baker, It twelve at Gu il dhall, London. Judy a. Jame' Lippard, of Deptford, Kent, Chememon ger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 3 John Perinea and James Gardiner, of Clement's lane, Lombard-street, Loudon, and ofiSaville-place, Lam beth, Surrey. bop-merchants, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. July tit. Chapman lie ‘ of f'oltiakall, Norfolk, barter, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. Junes. William Webb, late of Westmiuster-bridge-road, Lambeth, Surrey, coal-merchaut, at use, at Glldhall, London. hill, 1. John Brown, now or late of Liverpool, draper, at ekven, at the Coml. and Hanes Inn, Cheater. July 9. Nathaniel Ward Bowers and W Miami Bowers, of Cannou-strciA, Luudtio, carob-utakevi, at lacier, at Guild- hull. July it. Peter Depraves, of Cbeapsiile, I.nudon, and of Alaneheater, au d Thomas itairibrid(re, of lancbrater, warehouveinen, ut twrlv at Cho ildhull, I.oudou. July it. %%inborn Ilughe;, of Queen-street, Southwark, porter-inerch:utt, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Julie 7. Gams Macdonagli, of Albany 'tavern, St. James, IVes.tmio.tcr, victualler, at twelve at Guildhall, London. May 31. Itirhaird Siereilith, I?;iford.street, .11iddleaex, linen-draper, at twelve, at 61114dItall, I.nntlon . ' May :tt : Dawiel Alcowl Rosa, of Gillett:karat air. et, Law don, basin-, at tacky, at Guildhall .111113! S. John lir)es, late of Wigan, lanicamer, linen-menu. farturcr, at nine, at Ma Eagle and Child Intl, in Wigan June Lovelack, of DarhAM-Street, Middlebei., denier in sine, at owe, at Guildhall, hoodoo.' June ii . (Italica Hingatoarand Robert Hinne.ton, of l% brook, L. 0166100, avan'a-meenera, at twelve, at Giuldhall. VIE DRIXILS. ()ROMANCE OF THE PRINCE REGENT. TO COLT DE MONTE, OE MI 1.111 I I cob NCIL, (SUER. NOR AND CAPTAI -al NINI I. Of fill pmqvisce ufr BAIIIII. Fn let n--1 the Prime Reeent scud yon, as ray well be layed, krerting: Duly considering the report which you Moe made to sue on the coediting+ • of wy subjects, and my rotal revenue, on scrotal of the present critical state vi politic affairs on Earcipe, and bring desirous to five, on tlist important suljeet, a ' , twisty decision, in order to stop the farther prfirl.w. of evils of snub magnitude, &e Ido herr. with provisionally ordain, until a general system of regula tions, respecting the Mistiest in question, shall have beta arranged., as follows 1— I. 'Hist at the Custowhouses in the Brazils, all kinds of goods, inerelssinlire, and r.)111111M11:111.1, twonglit either on hoard uffureien shops, belonging to subjects of such Powers as are rancid. roll to be i.n terms of amity and peace with say Royal Crown, ur on Vessels Irlimeing to my subjects, shall be ariniitted,iiii payroll ut of -24 per vent 'import duly, consisting aim per Veld cousuhdatedcustoms, and a per cent addi tional duty already established ; the collection of the said customs to be effected in the name manner as has liothei to beer dime at the said custom-burin. R site, brandy, and sweet oil, shall pay double the Maly that bat hitherto been kited vu the said articles. 11. That it Nits,' he lawful, not only for my own stibicets, but also for those of the Powers abovetneitt,uhot, to export to such ports as they shill diem expedient,for the benefit of trade mid agriculture, whirl. I feel anxious to promote, tarry species of colonial communism s and produce, with the ex ception of Brazil wood and other articles, the exportation of which is already prohibited, on payment of the urne export dishy as has hitherto bet ii established in the respective pro all laws, ro>,ll edicts, sod other ordinances, which hitherto prohibited in tbm state of the Brazils • mutual in tercourse and "mainline trade between my subjects aralfo reitzu natiotv., retuaiuiric mitd farther sttspeuded told without Cure All al..eh you will cause to be carried into effect with that activity and zeal which I eltpect from you. llubia, Joe. as, loos. THE PRINCE. Ile it retried Into execution aed registered ; mud the we usury orders fee that purpose expedited. Bahia, Jou. gib I we. COUNT DE PONTE. The William. Caamt. from Dundee, for Ame rica. was captured off Kianaird's. }lead, on 30th ult. by a I)auish privateer, who had captured a ship and a sloop two dugs inform. NAYAL INTELLIC.PN(f 'I • • • irakiMMOUTii, MAN 9 • ' -Arrived theMedualy,- Captain Watson-, far at. Brazils ; and the Star, Waltham, fur Nen Solids Wales.—%Vind W. S. W. - , • • • • • Toisam, 'air 6. Arrived last evening, after post, from off Ifreot, under command or Itear Attain! Sotherby, the Dreadnought, Ville de Pori:, Si. George, Spencer, Valiant, end Africa, a the hue ; the 4, brag; and drroau eclabouer. • • • • • yismomm, MAT 9. The expedition muter convey of the Mars and Andaeiuus, nil' sail tirouirslow morning eariv.— Wind 8. W. • •.. . • • Dam., atny g. Arrived. the Virago, from Waterford,•wlth a eon. voy, whivh are sailed for the . River, among theu• are the Priaceu Mary, Ilant ; George; Richards, /!anger, ilendersou I Diana, ; arid &fol. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERIMY. 3 per Quit. reduced 3 per Cent. Coss. SI 4 per rent s pry Cent. Navy . 991 Our 99, Lem; Aituuities .... ..... Ir.s ' is I, impel ILI ...I per coats— .. • (sat Irisb .5 pes Cad ....9bik India Stuck • ISUI 1 Ditto 11.41ds 31. Is. prem. Exchequer Bills English Lottery Tickals ...i ...... seL 19a. CuLuAt fur h ag e Iltork-broler. 4. COMM. sod 9t_Cherang-Criss. COURSZ Or EXCHANGE. MAT)..' A tosterdato.... 35 1.9 U. Lisboa tio Ditto at Sight...as 2 Oporto llotienlani c. f. It e g 117. blot Havulnii gle .... 34 g tilt cork Ait..ou 34 10 oil/. ovi.r.:ON. Pttris _ DittO J I. Bottrdeaux 24 Ciulir Madrid ♦l effective Whoa coif; and Bars 1. s. per as 4 II • Doubluur.s New I)ulltua qo 5 3 Aut Leshuru 494 Naples 42 Genoa 4sll.iv.Pic. Venice ■. C •.y Du. Ina. Silver is Oars .... 0 5 6 New Louis (each) u u o Agio on die Book of Hollaud a pa Coat. biRTH. On Monday the gth ie Sackeille-street, the lady of Herbert definer, Esq. I.L.D. et daughter. DEATH On Satorday last, in big tat► Fear, Schaw, tLe youngest sou of Setts+ Grosett, Esq. at his father's ►ouse, at CI ift‘r HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIDGE. MOM 55 ....MM. after ..2 I Eft% • 15.... 33M. after... 3 • SALES BY AUCTION. NATURAL HIsTORY. By Messrs. KING and LOCHEP, At their Civet Room, THIS DAY maid TO-MORROW, May iy, and nioefollowirg days, sad Juue 1, and tea following days, at Is, r illE ,ten • and entire MUSEUM of curious Subjects of NATURAL HISTORY, &c. ineluthug the whole stock al trade of Mr. Jacob Fonder, late of tkr rard-street, Soho, decessed ; consisting of a numerous col lection of minerals, greet choice of curious alias, elegant madrepores, and other corals, echini, petrefactions, ere Also • choice assemblage of artificial rarities from the varieu• countries in the South Seas, %Salted cases, tastes, and Lush., gutty cabinets —May be viewed, and catalogues bed HOOKS. By Messy*. KING awl LOCHER, At tbeir Great Rams , 3s, King-street, Covent -Gardeo, ow FRIDAY: May la, at 151, lISMALL but select LIBRARY of BOOKS, the property of a Clostletaso doceased ; among diem are, Curti's Flora Londineosis, 6 vuls. coloured Oates, Thornion's Sexual System of Lionr.us, 18 Numbers; .litti gooey Prints, Hamilton's Etruscan Antiquities ' Pconsat's British loulozy, 4 vols. Murphy's 'Farkas, 4 vats. Morocco, Thane's Autographs, Saudby and Harriers'. Views, Anti queriuu Repertory, &c. May be viewed on TI I, May is, sad catalogues had. CHOICE CABINET or re ATUEAL HISTOIt 17 Byt Messrs. KING turd LOCIIEE, On SATURDAY, May 14, and three following days, 'Sun day excepted,) at 1 i s, THE CHOICE CABINET of NATI:ItAI. HISTORY, late the property of a Collector, eminent for Lis taste, deceased; containing specimens of the choicest mow als and fossils, and a greet variety of the most beautiful polished agates, mottles, juspres, blissl-stones; also a most *elect and valuable asseinblage of shells and corals, in the Attest preeereation ; many of them extremely rare, together with a few miscellaneous articles among them arc carvings in ivory, and a most elaborate piece of shell-work, in a gilt frame. May be viewed oti Friday, May 13, and catalogues had. ROOKS IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES, ARTS AND SCIENCES. By Mr. RICHARDSON, By Order of the Executors, us the Premiss*, No. 9, York airret, rot. ut-prdeu, THIS DAY, May 11, and the s following Days, and on MONDAY, May 23, and the b tullow iug days, Sundays excepted, at It u•Clock, P 1116 valualde and extent.ive COLLECTION of BOOKS, the sole property of the late Mr. JOHN SOTHEBY, Bookseller, demoted, Melodies the must celebrated Authors its Divinity, History, Voyages, Travels, Biograplie, Natural History, nitk hue coloured Plates, heat Eilitions of the Classics, Ike. Lc. many extremely rareS and iu elegant Bindings. To he viewed, and Catalogues, price ss. (ermined to Pur chasers, may Ire had on the Premises of Mr. Clarke, Book seller, Bond-street Mr Ford, Mao• heater ; Mr. Deightua, ruudridga • Mr. Cooke, Oxford i and of Mr. Richardson, Nu. 31. Rtuld• VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, BUCK -INGHAMSHIRE.--LA ND TAX REDEEMED. By Mr. BCRTON, Oa MONDAY, the I.ith of MAY, taus, at Twelve olNock, at Gateway's Coffee-bouse, 'amugs Alley, Louden, 4 CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, cam -11 prising a desirable - MANOR FARM, of about 305 Acre* el Meadow, Pasture, and Arrble Land, principally in excelleat cultivation, lying extremely camper;; together oak a comfortable Farm Howie, 9 Barns, and suitable Out buildings, at Swanhinune, two mites hoot Winslow, Mae front Buckingham and Aylesbury, end eight from Leightou Bureard, all millet mans, and So how Loadon. The Ma nor extrods over smeral thousand acres, and &beau& with game. A pack of hairier, are kept in the neighbourhood. The tythes, • inch an eery moderate, are received in unidu+. The farm is ea lease to Mr. George &tetanus, trr su untapitied term of twelve months, at en old rent. Tu he viewed twenty-one days previous to the sale, when printed Particulars may be bad on the pi menses; nt the Bell, Winslow; George, Aylesbury; Cobham Arms, Bitekiugbam ; White Adair, Mnsesidea White Norge, Uxbridge ; King's Aram, Berkliampstead ; of Mr. A. C. Russel, Irmrstreet Borough; at Giveaway's; and of Mr Burton, tiz, Certain', loadins. LONDON : Printed by WIDSON. No. 19, 041 Boswell-eunrt,Calwy-etncet, and nt the Office, Nu. is, Bea of St. (mit , ."butch, Straw', by J. WHITE, of reuse plece.—th%ters, esx for this fare,. seat tw the 01fae, 'Arrost pail), will IN duly :gloated to. r S. sil