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to hear evidence of 'the ranee of preferring .the indictment.. . - The Court looked over the charge of ' Baron Graham. from which it appeared, that he, only ' • Stated, that the indictment atiesed it WWI not in a buisit of passion the defendant had used the ex pressious, and they ti•VuySht his charge was corn plittcly justitiable.--.:,?•ile refused. POLICI. ROW-STREET. ' It has been customary, for a number of years past, for Yoilsekhirenten in London to assemble, in great numbers, at the well-known Tavern and Tea gardens, ailed the Yorkshire Stingo, in the :New Itoad, Maly s lastliittno t au the three tint days in flay. On liCeMia of the fineness of the weather, it is calCulated upwards of twenty thousand as sembled them during last Situela, Monday, and tuus 4. lay, for the purpose of drinking stroll.; ale, eißed Yorkshire ;Outgo, which gave rise to the niune of the house. They amused themselves with playing at foot-hall, and other rustic Yorkshire liA)its. On Tuesday night, two of the waiters being exireuaelv tired, thee were accommodated with beds to the house. On Wednesday mottling, one of them was the first up in the hwise, sad dis covered that the bar-window had been broken opes, and the till, containing several pounds worth of half. prince, and many articles of property, to a (Ansi. tremble amount, had been stolen; fortunately Mrs. Williams had removed the Bank notes, god, and silver, which had been taken, to her bed-room. On the circumstance being made known, the windows shutters were examinal, and it was the opinion of every person who saw them, that the damage had been done by some person in the inside. Mrs, Williams sent for Adkins, the officer, who, without knowing the general opinion, said, the breach bad been effialed from the inside of the premises ; arfter some inquiry, took the waiters into custody. They have undergone several examinations-before Mr. Ga 411,1121. Mrs. Wilburn% the landlady, has attended, anti given particular account of .the skate in which she left:her house ou Tuesday night; she, however, was unable to swear positively that she fastened the top bolt of the shutter, and it im pairing possiiile to break iii from the outside of the ykernwes, by means of a ehissel, with shidt instru inent it seems the shutter had been forced, and truss the pmbability that smite person tniCt have be.ni secreted in the premises, Mr. Gni en ells eltioted the waiters. The fellow who was apprehended on Tuesday, .near Stunersetehouse. (in company with /Merits, • and committed as a reputed thief), stated b:a name to be Shade ; he said he worked for Mr. Chandler, painter and gluier, of Compton-street, Clirken well, who liad givers him a holiday on Tuesday 'to see 4 friend from the coantry ; the whale - of a ide to he a fabeiceted story; his same being. lirrittice. lie leeply Made an litimupt tot o o n it spa: I, in a no% el and extraordinary w..g.; the mail being near the town of Maidenhead, and the Guard's horn being 4tthin hear* In tflie towns this fellow got close to the Post-office, blew shwa so similar to the Guard's, that the PcatresPelt threw the beg out of hie window, and Deph u n i t a zt clear o ff with it. On bin being taken inter • lie was discharged for want of legal evidence. P3IT.ITE STILL. A kit% and interesting lexaminatio• task plus Tip before tLe SITTING ALDER% 4.1 6e t}e Fitteher wee charged with working se Sian Old apt:sting to wadi • pirate still at No. 47, Sababory-olonnl, }het-street. Thu Scit.trlTOß for the Excise stated, that the Cata tdrtaiomelt Earlee hatin g received infestation of sorb ot,ll, 1101 issued a warrant, and that the Officers who ese euted it, apprchrodecl thr Prisoner. Ile was the only per son de the premises, end appeared to bate hero at work, as oparrlCP whirh sells,irris the patty to a rushy of 301. and iinprisoccornt oritil it in paid. Anal-wow Stork, an Excise Officer, stated, Alt Ire went with :he nth. Eseisr ()throes to the hotter, in. 41 SOlOl - loia...sotit.or, a heir they fooled • private 1313ii4V1111;Ii atoll. rari,!.• 1!“) gallons. They also losiod 200 a terinented stale, preparing for distillation, With iilmm seven gallons of spirits. The Deft gai.l , lt wan is a working derma, Without hit coat, and his hands were co vert et with and: its.w. Ile accordingly seised the still and mints, sad seat Me Defendant he the Compete. Ne Kat•PP, as Cnianiel tor the Defen.lsot, calkd :tisthlitty Dory !terhetues, a yontli, about 17, and hie brother, another youth, whit stated, that they ere the suns of Daffy Swinton, a luotkruitt, now priaor.er in Newgate k for relaxing to give s . e n e a' a eto e y mowers before the Coninissituters of bankrupts, ti at Ste was their property, sod woo weed for the pre paratiou of • medicine called " Da i l7s'a FlOir," sold by their tether tv Imlay years. They further deemed, dist Iberia wit' a.ver rased he any otht-r porpme, that the Defendast only retest se Warithentaem c:;, and Lagar eameena whatever oath the Mill. This rase OCT II p tecl a considerable piet of the day, sad at. ter math argument, the Prisoner was discharged A.. the 111,Inpinist viteastay be ell - 414peast tg the united pa riabes of St. Aagti.tin and fit. Faith has been strongly contested: The election Mlle on in the church on Thursday. The Qualidates were ' Mr. Once, Mr. PLArn, ju I. ki:id Miss Nalau. Each of therm played twenty minutes, between the Lowy of tierce and twelve o'clock. to give a spe eisurni of t bef or e tit elector, It so _ _ . tumwori. that each of dam played the tooth I' tu:ie for oar piece. Immediately after lieit the uirction coulaieweed, mut at the close of t,w poll, pt three o'clock, the ',umbers wete— Mr. Prier 7l Mow Moat '7 Mr, Pions, kis ... ' - • - -- • 7 aieu returned thardil in a - nest apeedr. He was) a singing-bny belonging to st. Paul's Cathethal. and brought up nutter Mr. Saut. He hail the powerful and profetsional re commendation of the following Gentlemen:— Seh-Dean of St. Parrs. Mr. Mimes, Sots.-litLio of the Chapel Rorl. Mr. Ply, Coolies% a St. Paul a. Mr. Atwouud, Orgnuirt aril. Paul's. Ilr. Keiprd, Ortmiet ante Mojestyh chard Hoye). liv. Caleott, Mr. Stoves, Mr. 11. Hudson, Mr.leasv, Mr. isle, sod Mr..rige. At the (7onit Ext.', IN I. It yesterday %Meat main t; Turd ia.tt price4.--itarley and Malt higher.- 1;e:1in dearer.-o.atb arc also advanced in prii.x.— rlunr at fast currency. . • . timiravlELDNlakiicr—'.Vas yesterday inditfer eatly surplied with cattle. Levi; Mutton soul Lomb. have asperieuced a reduction is price.; eat is 4n:rare—lD the Hay-market sales were dull.— Slum has fallen in prices—Hay aad Clover the %sue as last re, %rt. ALinrrAt. At a General Court Martial held at Weed hriAge, 011 the Gib January, 1608, aiicl continued f la adjouramettia to the Bth of the aamt mokith, . ichord Coiftli, Esq. Paymaster of the 13th (or King's) Regiment of Light Dragoons, war arraign , *1 on the utislerineationed charges, viz. . tat. Tor otalversatiou iu his Ofebe ut Yak muster .of the 15th (or King's) Regiment of Light Dragoous, iu haviug, contrary to his *hay, and in disregard ti.e thine Article of the Additional lustructioos and Rcril.ite.. Is respecting the 1 . 01141LC1 of Regimental Paymasters and others, dated 11th May, sun, drawn gm the public recount, upon the Regi inental Agents, for the sum of dace thous and five hundred pounds fouite en shillings and right-pence, or some other large sum Ut sums of money bevon4 a bat us* actually re- gutted gutted for the rrgulsr services of the sail cegiinent, between the eath December, tack, and the Ihith tteloit,r, 1007. " ad. For neglect of duty in out fitatug rendered his ac counts at the periods prescribed by tile established ltegula tiors and Oil etal Orden', and partieuLly bj the Instructions Li Regimental Paymasters, dated the loth January, Piga ; the Circular Letter from the Eaantiller or Army Accounts to Regituental Peyularters, dated 14111 1 cheery, tatAi, and 7th August, UM, sad the Secretary at Woc's Loci:due Letter to Regimental Pavueistets, dated the bud July, too). " The accounts hereto referred to, are tile MuntLly Ge neral Abstracts for the period, from the g:cth L e enahe r,l sub, to October following, both inclusive, mid the Quarterly Account fur the periods from the oath Just, Huai, to the 241.10 September, torn, tuth inclusive." Upon which churges the Court came to the fol lowin decision:— The c'ourt, having considered the evidence for and egainst the Prisoner, with the whole of his de fence, and the accounts given in by him, tire of opinicii, that he has drawn, between the ‘24tlt De cergher, 18Gti,end the .sth OctoLeo, I'bo7, fur the sone pf 3.6001. 140. ed. stated in thesduirge, be yond the money actually expended by him fur the . . public service. - - 1 The Court is further of opinion, that the Pri- ' sinter has not accounted, by uny expenditure *wed in his abstracts, for the sutu of money so over drawn; awl although it were proved (sltiulilt is not) dint the Ptit.otter had debited himself iu ids abstracts, from error, with the sum clone thousand pounds or thereabouts, expended for the terrier of the regiment, which ought •torhave been charged 1 to the Colonel's titivate account, yet there would still remain the sum of two thousand five hundred pounds, fourteen shillings and eight-pente, over drawn on the public, of which no sittisfuetory ac count, supported by proper vow:hers, has been given to this Court. The Court do therefore find the Prisoner guilty of malversation, as far as the wotd uppttes to the improper expenditure of public ma:ley, but whe tht, it has been applied by the P: ;sone; tw his pri vate use, or advanced on the l'hav, , , of others, without due examination, and without the care and 'caution which it is the duty of € very per.ott intrust.- eti with the disbursement of pphlte move. , they are not enabled to determine. The Court do al,n find the Prisoner gully of hawing drawn beem.d his estimate, in Leese* of the third Article - of Additioaal lestructiotta of the lab May, rool, With !aspect or the seeond charge, the Coast. are of opinion, that the inconveniences experienced on the march of the itegitnent, might have delayed for a shoat time the sending in of the monthly esti mates end abstracts. It does not appear to the Court, that the want of samctiou of the allowance of corn for the horses at raj', bliould have cre mated their being transmitted, as a remark niseht hays been added on that charge. The Court ad mit. that the time during which the Prisoner was .absent froes the regiment, attending to the clothing sod ether conceits of the regiment, was a consider rahle imp ediment to his fulfillieg his dishes as Pay master, but they ars of opinion, that the that duty of eveiz plan is to execute the business of the of- Ace in whreh be is placed, and although if the Pri soner Bait cleared himself front the first charge, the Court' Weald hoes received with great itniolgeoce the, demises advanced for the breach of the regula tiemi ill the second, !etc-from what has appeared before them, they consider the inability to account for the expenditure of the money drawii, to have beeu a renter impediment to the regular trans mission of the estimates and abstracts, especially for the latter part of the pe,iod, than any which the Prisoner has stated. The Celia do therefore find the Prisoner gasifty of the second charge. The Court, therefore, basing found the:Primate guilty tot both charges, do adjudge, that he, the :FPri soner, Richard Correll, Esq. shall be 7 . from bin situation of Paymaster of the VI (or Kiel's) regiment of Light Draeooits; ' thy Court do further adjudge, that the Prisoner 'shall make good the whole of the money drawn beyond the expenditure, not only of the sum of three thousand five hundred . pounds fourteen shillings and eight-pence, *toted its the first charge, but Also tti: money received for the site of cast Lunen, vet. t sum a foiir hundred and sixty-two pounds ele ven shillings end ii ) ,4lt-riTeit.e ; and further, what ever other money the Promoer may hare received by stoppage' from the men, or any other public . money. the application of which has not been clearly accounted for : sod they direct that an ac comet of aueb stoppages be teatismitted by the Commanding Qlficer ot the 15th regiment of Light Dragoons to Mesirs, Greenwood, Coe and Co. The Court have received with great respect the teetiroony of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland to the zeal, attention, and long good conduct of the Pt limner, and though by'the fact In tlsel tat charge being proved, they are.preclieled from tithing it into consideration in their senteuice, they earnestly wish that that testimony may be at tend* to, and that it may benefit the Primmer in atm otherdet nation. i his Majesty has tug been pleased to confirm the opinion and senteuce_of the Court, and to direct that the sane *berth( be carried i n to effect, his April illigtineve therommander in Chief is pleased to direct that the. enrages, together with the WO. ' tenet of the Coact, isball be inserted iu the orderly hooks of evuty corps: 11 ARRY CAL•EnT, Adj.-Gen. Harm Guards, April i-a. • The .141rent , tre, PARE! n, from 'Andras for the South Setts, anal to be souk nu the North Saud I lead, is drifter, •W, and.towed on s'iore uenr Mar. parr. 'llw Ceres. COCK. from Gibris:tar and Ports mouth, for r:-tie, is ruptured aLd curried into Cretvrllixo. TEE EXPEDIrzoN. The Lirk packet, from Gottenborgh, which red at Harwich on 'lliumlaf, passed throigh the fleet composing the expedition, which soiled front Harwich on Wedaesday. The vessels wore at anchor off Orforthiess in emi.equence of a temporary chugs of %vim!, but Copt:sin Dell, of the Lark, supposes thry must !seer got touter weigh, and proceeded immediately after h., lost sight of them, as the wind veered round to the Southward. The whole of the transports and ship of war, which sailed from the Downs and from flairwich, are to rendezvous in Yarmouth (fowls, and nom the arrangeluesitii matte, aii:(l the rainless of the wind, it it suppo,e4.l they 1111131 ►net tniether at the same moment. . . Nearly 300 flat...bottomeil boats ar- 1111 board the trunsport4, u circumstance which confirms the °pi nitwit we lately laritonied, that the o bject of o ur arismareut is en attack upon loam part of Holland (probably Flushing). iu the Brat instunue. The following 14 the Staff of the E4pedition : Lienteasst-General SirJobn Moore, Conenantler-io-Pkeet Majdrotkateral Mg.:waie !'rarer, second is ciasaand. Mi.juroGeorral Clinton, un the Staft. (*.duvet Nbirra)', timarttrometter.Go.neral. ajoer L'e Illat-quirre, ditto Inapretur ut lineopitals--Dr. Franks. hiit) dittu—Mr. Cervatuo. l'ltysiciana to the Form—Drs. Larkin, Tyco:, and Morrie. Stofi' Surieutis--Mnadague, Liudan), Dyui), and lirat t:esvn. 4 A put heertr:rt—tle iideratritood Heft. FUIVI. or, A -sighted lleatea-o—Dittu. Deputy Coomniiseary-- -- Kennedy, Tookt. Assistant—Mr. Gigantic,. PLYMOUTH, Mar S. Our Guildhall was. on iltlowdifYs opene4 with great splendour, by the Worshiptul 'l'. Z*tat s top. Mayor, and the Justice., of this town, to hold the Quarter Sessions of the Peace far the borosgh Plynionth, manors of Sutton Pill. Sutton Prior, and Sutton Vailetort. TIM hull has been recently !minted, and tittted ap in a moat elegant stile, by orderof the Mayor, which does great credit to his • taste, and to those persons employed under hit di settles*, The picture of his Royal Highness the Prince ofWALES. by HorPEEst, in a splendid gold frause.adorned with his Loyal Highness's Coronet, attracts the notice,' the spectator on his entrance into the Gnildliall, to which it forms a splendid and superb decoration ; it is placed in a conspicu ous situation above the seat of justice. Nl'e un derstand it is a present from his Royal Highness the Prince of WALES, as Lord High Steward mf the Borough, to the Mayor and Coirnmonalty of this very ancient tows. The picture done in 1101 0 PN El's best and chastest stile, and although his Royal Highness is represented' in his Lull Parr:- aineutary roles s. yet there is not the least, glare in the costume of his dress ; all is its kecping,, is the true and appropriate stile of the cliisre ohrenro.— On the rising of the Court, the !Visitor. ultre &splendid and grand dinner to T. TY awurrw, Eso,. one of our worthy Representatives, the Justices, Town Clerk, Grand Jury, and a number of other Gentlemen, which was served up iu an elegant mud amps* stile, at six o'clock, in the Guildhall. Holum) MURDER. Oa Sunday last, George Tapp, alias Godbeare, was committed to the Descut county filo', for the wilful murder of Robert Leach. Ibe following circumstance*, which attended the commission of this crime, as singularly premeditated as it was , le human, have Laren custirsied 'l':'p sieve his ap prehension : It appears, that the Pr . :male: and the deceased, (the Milner a tailor, the hitter a butcher), were both inhabitants of thesarish of Morehard bishop, :thing hi miles from Exeter. and lived on terms of the greatest intimacy. On Sun lay, the 14th of April, they were seen at a public-house in the village, and were observed to quit it togethi r ; after which time Leach was missing. Various in quiries were made respecting him ; but on the Friday following, his friends being alarmed at his continued abseima, investigated more diligently the events which preceded his sudden depai tut!, when a strong suspicion fell en Tapp, from his having been the last person in wlarce coiniany he was no ticed, and fawn his being observed to bare more motley than wend added to which, information was given by a neighbour, that on the Saturday preceding the 24th of April, Tapp was observed, very late at night, digging pit in - his ga.den; and, on heiug questioned, at the time, his reason for working there at so late an hour, he rep ied, it wee merely for the purpose of burying akillie dung to make a cucumber bed. Oa these grounds watch was made 1:1 the garden, when, shocking to relate, the taangled body of Leach was found, thrown into the very pit which appears to have been previously .slesimsod for its receptinti. Tapp was immediately apprehended, and, when in custody, toluntarily confessed his crime, which he stated to have com mitted in the following manner :—That they walk ed together hien 'the public-house to that of the Primmer; and, on going into the garden, Lech complained of a pain in his head, and eat himself down en • fatten tree; that while he was in the act of tying a laisaakerchirf round his Inad, Tapp caine behind and struck hint a violent Wow with an old axe, which he Lad fitted up for the purpose, - peating Iris - blows till lie had tfn:shed th.: b b deed :—thet after taking from the pockets of tl.e dectased rash and bills to the militant of about sixty pounds, he threw the body into the pit he laid prepared for it :—that lie afterwards liemt the handle of the axe, and pia the iron part into a run ning stream to wash off the Idrind. He also blunt his hat, and cat MT the marks of blood from the tree with a hook. On living asked how long he had pretnetaated the murder, he replied, about a It does not appear that there had bee:i any quar rel whatever between the parties; on the contrary, the greatest intimacy ekisted between them.— There but been some money truosactium, in which the l'ri.onser was cousiderably indebted to the de" ceased. These, added to a knowledge of his hay ing property abuiit him, are sapposed to have instigated luau to the commission of this atrocious sunriftr. Tapp's mother has since been committed as an accomplice. Ar 1L IyTTAIGENcE. DLL, Sailed the Polipheeritt for Porromotith. Cdtoe %low . from the nver, the Kinp •l, Cnr;4!iteni, JatuAira,*.td retains in the Dootur, wan the rest of the ships as per inst. Wind mini. roarsatourti, Isvir S. Arrived the Daring. f otn 11 cruise. ALout 30 sail of vessels are iu sight, from the esstiviird. outwanl-houod East India aad Brazil ii• sre expecte., to sail this under coi.ro of the Leopard, Priviient.lintinnateJ, &twain, syl.. rig, and Lightning. %%Ind E. 7011.41.4 Y. WAY 4. Arrive(' the Resaation cutter. with disposches from off Brest. SIEETINDS OF CREDITORS. AT CIVILIMA Lt, ON .) Matelot, Grafoa-atn•et, St. Pancras, *newt - - 11 A Marini Treebeek, late, el Ratlalavue-plate, upbul tearer - 133 -........._=, riticr. OF STOCKS YESTE.ituAI. Hank Stock ........ ....... ... e37 i 3 per Lout. reduced 6-'1 a per ('red. Gotta. 4 per (lout .. . 5411 5 per Cent. Navy Loug Autsuities I .aperial * ptr Cern 64 ti ludie Stuck Ditto Duuds .. .. is. 4* rem. Eurtiarpter Belts English Lottery Ticket* CoustAr fur T. BIM!, Stock-broker, 4, Cornhill, stud g, Charitg-('rota. COURSE OF L. Auottvkan 10 1 U. Ditto St Sight 26 2 Hutt. td,ut I 1 tt U. limber:h..— J 4 fp Alton* at lo tiV. Pal.ll laity'state sza 16 Dam as s U BuurJraux 94 Madrid — in Pa M. Dints ..... Palermo — in Wiper. Ditto ad direct. Idegirdra 4:+ I Gal - oa iisi 1:111 NGL, MAY 6. fl/10C 32 Naples Lisbon Opui.t•• tiS Dublin ll COAL-11A K nips at Sias krt. sit ..Nea castle s ..Saudarlaad ..Yuritahire NUI.I.PON Portnical (old in Coin and Barn prt uz. N , •w Doulplovnis New Dollars — s a silt Li. in Ban — New Lodi' rich — .twin of the Bak of Nu': w,., St pro. Cron. v 6. S..icl. ' Price. ly .... td. a SW. id. • .... 00. a 455. pd. O .... ad a um. twi RT II S Yesterdsv, the Lady of William Jams, Laq Marshal of the It ieg's lieucb, of a daughter. the Illualay, Mrs. Lierrsbcr, wife of the Rev. T Dewslar, Pelrith, Cumberland, of a son 'WARR 1,41:Eq. Ou Tuesday illumine * , st Isliugtoo C' welt, by the Bev. *Dr. Sinsben, • Es.faile, Esq. of I isolicri Tenses, to Miss Garrett, eldest dateglitsr ofJoba Csrratt, Eq of 'Nos ing too Green. %Volnesday last, at Elbistork, Shropshire, Evan Justi, of Getty's*, Cardipashiee. (late Lieutesaiisi(:oiouel 'attic god), to Miss If otyon, elks, datughte;*f the isle 1 . ..07r Kenyon, Esq. of Cefa. Muntisy last, Count "fa' Perrin, of the Noblesse, to Mire Mutt*" of Beggiu Grog*, iu jibe Nosth• Riding of the 'vasty of Yost. - Om Friday . , the e9tls ult . . banal It'rocknit, In. ertactot in tb.• West India Cssiatobationet` ,, Okra, to Moos Cartwright, daughter oldie late It. Castwrigia, Fag. of Sof fa& DFATII. In the Aberilrs' Prison, Uublha, the teth ult. Rent illireror, tailor, after a lung confinement, foe a bill ecosts foe tire putted,. This truly salami, wan worts:Cat Lis trade all the winter uti the cold Bags, is the most lasitAsta- Isle situation, to endeavour to support a wife and 'helpless family, until rendered incapable by the disease which c,.,u This dissolution—a disease occasioned by the eta tchedmie,v of his state in prison, and the walla tithe cosmos necessaries of lie:. HIGH WATEft, THIS DAY, AT inNuots-ntuDGE, murn,22....m;11. h'tcr I tern after... It SALFS BY AUCTION. MODUN SUBSTANTIAL LEASP.TIOLD BRICE- W1L1 ; CARCASE, DALBY TERRACE, CITY ROAD. By Mr. !BLAKE, At Eterrnsey's Ceffee-hoese, 'C'imeivalleiy. Carotid], eta MONDAY, May the 9111, loos , at to °Thick. OMPHISING MODERN S BSTAN— mu TIM. LEASEHOLD BRICE-WILT CARCASE, 'cry pleasantly attested No. 14, Dallry-termee, City-road, near the Item River, planned fur ten Rooms, nit% back %.1.- den and furs court, held fur au unexpired term of Ilftv-,seta years and half from Midsummer *eat, at a fp usid rent uf Nl. te. _ _ May be viewed until the Sale. Particulars hell of Mr. Blake, Sue-street, Etteitopaeate i and at Garrawat's. BOOKS IN VARIOI.B : ANGUACES, ALLIS Av. SCIENCES. By Mr-RICHARDSON, By Order of the Execittora, on the Premiers, No. g, York. street, Coriw.gurden, THIS DAY, May 7, awl tie g following I.ys, and on MONDAY, May '23, sod the o following days, Sundays excepted, at 12 uTiock, valuable nod exteutire COLLECTION ut BODE& the wok property of the late Mr. /011 N SOTHE.IIY, Bootaeller, darea,vol, inchohug the swot celetnated Authors ila Davinitt, Bastaary, Y,. errs, Trsea Diogrn'appl~,Nuter,l t•wy, with hoe colocr..l beatltitiox Chowles, ace. tee. many rativanel) Tao, nod hi elegant Binding.. To hr viewed, and Catalogues, prier ea (allowed to Par. ehaserw ; may be bed on the Preeaiecs of Mr. Charlie, Book sr tier, Brad-street t Mr. Fuca, "ilsokyter ; Mr Deighton, Ciuntwidge; Mr. Cooke, Oxford i and of Mr. Riche:U.ow, NO. 31, &rood. DRAWII44is, ILN BOOKS or PRINTS. limier the Dieectioa of Mr. T. PHILIPE., _ . _ . . _ At his Rooms, in Warwicli-itbeet, Gulden-spare, l'idjoiolid the Chapel, Oft FRIDAY, the 13th of Sla; . , instant, 1, 4', and Six foil/owing Days, Illanday excepted, at Tvreli (Alta, A. CAPITAL COLLECTION of DRAW IM S, by the greatest Maidens, ohicßy Hahne ; eau" prisiatt genuine Specimens by 1.. da Vinci, Michael Angelo, Raphael, Julio Ruitano, Polidoro,Curreggio, Paramecium.. the Carracri, Ouereisio, Guido Titian, P. Vcrourao, Se i • WILI Or Rosa, N. Pause:. Ruts;ns, Vandyck, Reuiteandt. Winswerotana, Rartotoaii, R. Cooper, Cipriaui, lie.; a few execßent CabinA Picture.., he Anzelien. Ac Rooks of the must useful kind ; capital Prints sad Books of Waits anning the latter the Arabesques, Jur. of the Va •tican, complete • Works of Piratiesi, prone tul:weetiors ; Cabinet, ice. the property of JOSEPH BONOAII, Esq. and of an inaineot Costroisseur, both lately N.B. The Rooks are is the first day's sale, and the Priiits, Ike. iu the si cond. _ _ Tube viewed two days before tLe side, and Cetslegne!, price it. tod Led et the fluerw., and at nu. MI, GulJo- synarg. LONDON s irbalod by C. L tVIDSON, No. to, 01.1 Boiw•cl4ewnrt, Cnrey-street, mai published at lb.• t ifbc“, To 15, Batt of St. .:borcb, 844'wwd, In J. Wllll'E, of .etas piece.--Uraers, kr. far tbis Pap "r, taut to the *J3ite, ' . putt robill, will be Eolj attcoerd • i., T 1 The it. a Cu M. I pistroi Clair .s. Dian, ..1k Mr. ►rus. be ai ♦put ►am, 64 iic Ti of LII Fe tidii anal lber f 71 Itrft, of Oen The Th gum Mr.! Sir Lad) NI Mr. I nal bi, qviil, Atr I Galin Ta Dives oft Mr. late whom resin •pnn Oper ith he I. ittid "q.uu