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Na VI. av SIP. 00 board the ReJral George, Teb. 24. " I have this moment ti.c lion, ut of rcceiring your letter of th,. asoteing, In wheil it 1. mated, t,at the Porte a i Ineioted to enter into an imme.liue negoelanou (or the par. pore of concludteg a deFoot.ve aoaogetuenr; and it et pro posed, that we, tot our pa,t, appoint a P;enyootot tiary to meet the peocca cim,ea on the pan of the Sublime Pune. _ " Considering the ver7 great importance of this affair, net only as it regards the Sublime forte anal Great Britain, but the whole world. 1 have come to the re .clurian of personally con ducting it; and I di:refine provost tote Sublime Porte, that elder to obviate nay 44.i:silty or inconvenieiice, a M i nmine he Imosedintely rent On •t. pert either on board the English fri gate, altuall at anchor hero e Constaiitinople, to which I 41•11 . •pair my-elf, or on boar; my own v s n.I , the Royal titmice, if tl.at as., can .t.or,• i,:cluer. In caw this arrange. meat should not meet the idea► of the Sublime Porte, I pm p.ae that the conference al..re!d take place in any of the Piiiace's I•Lnds you may thdas. Free what jolt men. tont to me of the degree of •Isavarnt 'which prevails among the populace, you mutt be sen.ihle how injudicious it would Le to *span our milociatuui to be interrupted at every moment; mad Eadisktn, which you have rumittaued as a coovenient place, being on the Asiatic side, appears eeposed to the We disadvantage of hew: remote from the Mt of your (lni- Vemment, a, well as the anchorage of nay ships. ea lu ease the Sablime line should aec de to the proposal 'latch I make respecting the place of conference, you will perceive how necessary it Is to Rive orders, that all further tilk should be discontinued within the Dardanelles. " 1 have nothing more to add, e•ce ; .t that rt is of the ut. most importance tee.... a., iminediate answer. I Lase sl a w request that one of the vessels helooging to the arsenal fa vartal,l) should be ordered so remain near me, watts soma con' Jerrie! persona, Nn the purpose an corresponding, whe♦ ever it nay may 4 necessary " I I:a the hauteur to he, &e. (Signed) " J. •r. DUCKWORTH " " P. S. It isonnot escape your ohservation, that there is no precedent ufen Isr lmi.el nr Coroinan.ler in Chief, quitting ha aqua-Iron. But the Ambassador not being an • situation to e.mduct iWl:iroportant Tiegociazion, AA nu parson but myself being suutonsed to treat, I have 'IOW roloacd to repair to what ever place we may motua:ly Fr un a. the most proper for at. Arirmgan affair of seek great erwilmoence. I must observe, In the mean time, the ei„;ht new embrasures that have hewn soddenly open-4 in the wall of the ^Seraglio. ThW it another proof of a bust& darpositioo, and I feel myself coaled upon to declare to for the last tune, that if such measure: are not arnmerrittely dilearot:l.red, 1 shall be oodcr the hetes. airy of er.mmeoeiire host..ana. If yoga., therefore sinrerelv 41.proad to associate, it is became awn accossats times goy, that the conference with eke ebnuht trite place without losing a moment, in whsch use the truce 1 hare before proposed to limited to two data. • (Signed) "i• T. DUCKWORTH." No va _ _ " Slll, Oe board the Rosa! r:encre, Feb 24. " Ysur letter, dated seetertlit, at son-see, armed here at ntidnitht, and, as well as the preceding Naas opened ay nr, account of the incha,gstitton or the A Ambassador. " in reply ,l ban not a sy!laie to add to the letter which 1 e4desssea to ro t a se a me,eing you, Fest, ea:-pt the: wears still ready to oegoclete noon the coltd.tle.ts pr..o..sAd in the Note transmitted en you by the A. , .b.tseadot and rurulf, 011 the eget'. ins of the 22.1 of thus month. " I have th• honour to (Signed) " J. T. DUCKWOTII." _ _ Nn. V(11. " Vire-Admiral Sir,. T. I.lucksrortit being a conoant wit• news it the preparations whiCh are uninterrui teJly puraue.l, of the works which are cont.nued ou the lathe Nineties, uf the dempis mani.ested to eatable's:thew hntcrie• ou.the IM'W aide of heula'ii and of the Nate among t lie Ciiia of war, it sista upon being iii forint-el, without the least delay, I. More Ire an melon tion to really ileguelate, or if it be meant to ietp.“e non hon. If tl,e latter attended, he site, the Sublime Purte that it will inn vieceed. He tementr the dreadful consequen. eel, which arc I:kely to result front it, but he can at least de clare, before G•el and man, that it will not be his•fault. His •measure •, taken, and he Ars:y does ha duty. If a satisfac tory answe• b. n , .t received, within Orme hours, o:mmeoci..g from girt o'• I..ck, according to the compitation of the he will ',rein by telziet a:1 hosts and vewe'%, freig!ited with nowt-ion% f..r the Capital, and will put an end to the navi gation of the Sea uf Marmora. Ott board the Royal George, the 24th Feb. 11107, in fire o'clock in the eveole:." ZI4TAL INTELLIGENCE. roarsmourm. 'LAT 10. A nived His Majesty's ship Jw% from the Medi. tertanem, with a convoy; among them are. the Telonorkut, Rieeord,.l.4n, In,, Baron !Velma, Wad stray, and the Monet 'and Mary transports. 'I he whnle of the fleet is pot under quarantine. Sailed La Flerie sloop of war, Hearty and Locust Ron brigs, on a cruise. His Majesty's sh;p Nemetts is expeeted to sail to marrow, with a fleet under convoy for Newfound land.—Wind N.E. P! Yikinurm. MAY 9. Came in His Majesty's sl.ip Chompro4 from a cruise; and the Morristown. ss ith a convoy from the est ward i Irweoecie. Tye, from Memel t and the Fiore, Johnson, from Tonningen. Dropped down to Cawsand Bay the Kept, 74 ituns. and Woolwich. reported to be bound for Monte Video or the Mediterranean, with provisions novae. MAY 10. A small fleet of ships passed here, yesterday, from the Westward, with a Goe breeze, arr.ang which_ were two Americap shiie. DEAL. MAT 10. Came out of Ramsgate Pier, several transports. with the I 3th anil 2Uth regiments on board; and sailed threngh the Downs under cony( y of His Ma jesty's ship Seaga', for Cork. Sailed de Fairy bomb. with the outward bound. Ste. wider convoy, for Porrsmouth.—Wind N. N. E. stogy:mass. 1141' 9 The Baltic convoy sailed finor the Downs early this Morning, under the proteoi...ii of the Spy clonp of war. with a fine breeze at S. h.:. The next Baltic convoy is appointed to sail en tite 19th inst. CORRESPONDENCE WWI THE PORTE. (Concluded front, ePriner Leper.) Ni. V. " On bnattl the Royal Ge , TfM. reb, 25 1!01, . - - - Tble AMINOM4O? II 41 not well yt‘terday. Thus day is lam able to leave hi. bJcl, and lie 11 totally incapable of business. I have. therefore opened the letter which yeti 11411.44164 (.o him, and I acenidle ige to you, that its Con. tarts ere of a nature to off.nd me. To tell a Minister tit Ingfeci, and a Bluish Officer, that the Negaciation *►ieb they have opened a mly a welt to gain time, is lan• which we are not somas:axed to hear, and which, form the character of your nation, we were far from etpecting to beer hum you. A single &nil. Frigate had; been left in the Canal of the Daidanallev, to receive the boats ertiplnved upon the there, wlad. we %Asia be...,, attacked iu a hostile ii.aniier. I have every eitimn to believe, drat this frig❑le will remain *here it iv, until it shall melon my further ceders q but when It •hall come to join me, or enll,l should my squadron be joined by the whole of our na►al force, this wont") not ric-a han any change in the °tontines which I have merle, and by which I am in hnitorir olioge4 neon:nay to abide. B,ides, we have no uteasion for any rinefor...ement, lee the ees-ada you sae before you have been Iff7C.oll, to effect that without any darner , . which had been plaided by every person here as Cu in plerel fi mpr.eticabi.•. •• !declare to you, trill once Again, both in my own name and that of th' Analarstader, and I declare it to you, upon my honour, Or we tools for peace , though we are p r epa r ed f o r war. Ti , e Sublon a For... n acquainted with the condits•ins upon which k - rosy pr , t:i..e lt.e amity of our iinveneln ; and it you einmetliately secede to tors. , the on guetat. a may be terminatealte a satistaaorti manner, iu half an hour. Stet I Woe tell you (rankly, I will not am: ens ter lose any were tine. I owe it to my Sovereign ant to my own honour, nut to suffer myself to be .10m0 ; and throe trim ere capable of thinking so meanly of others, justly become tuecuselses the oh ideal's/suspicion. You are patting yaw sli;in of war in motion; you take every metliol for inc-eas.r,g the means cf detects ; but if the Sublime Porte really wishes to case Capital front the dread. co:Ainittel whirls are ready to burst upon it, the thought of wilick is shocking to oer feelings of humanity, you will be s,nt here vett early to•a,o-rcer morning, with full powers to cooe chile with me the work of peace, which Mr. Arbuthnot would have, by this time, set out to coueloole no shore, if he had not been prevented by a very serials , i.idrronaitioo. I now declare to you, for the last rime. that no ounOeration whatever slash liodoce Me to remain st a datame from y nor Capital a single moment beyond the penod I hr-e now as , gued; and you ate sufficiently acquainted with the Lotots ehar.cter, not to t• ignorant, that in a case of unam-d.hle neeePiiy, we are here ellaposed h threatedi thou to execute. But untleamod rase well. Our object r I.eate and amity; this d.peedsee you. I therefore earmark , 'unreal !au not to s illy yourselves to he Sal into an moo by the inainuatioas • , 1 those persons whose its rarest it is to esei.e (glee *Lim., and tuu.iilts, which are the co/hello/prices of o.e 0. • a As van et ha , amply sht:l be re-ests'Aishel between us, you may when upon the aestersnee of the twee' under my o.den, Jur the eopistst of the e;,..re.tament of Hi. Imperil td , ehne.s., aged the m...vim of to. Cautt,l. I l..sve tl.e ho. zwur t.• be, he. (S.gut d ) "J. 1. OC(..kIA Olt IN.' Nu. CV. " Sir John Theism Crickworih, 5:Ili& of the Meat Noble Order of the ftath, and Vire- Adesiral of the White, hat re ceived and tiptoed the letters cf this date, whieb liarcheen ed. netted to ;he British Anibasearlor and howiett by bit EIICI I le ley the Reis Etflocli, and by the Dragootaii of tie Diouf. " It woubl not be power In. Sir Joint CI beset Lurke•.itb, at Commander in Chiet, to repair tee place s., doteii• from his fleet, as t!..it mentioned by the Sublime Porte. Hea—Adoriral Pu :e, I. 110 O .readyuweliknrw. to theSuilim , • Porte, cull therelore tee rearlv to meet the Ottoman Plenipotentiary, when the 5e...1410f the rlotenal ►ha!l be Iwo , atereiopany him to tti•: pi.icc of e-otfereoice; sod will be vetted with full ;uw•rt to needaiatas ici ode the work of rate, which aand tin es hat beet, the ebjey 16 hICh His Majesty has ttuLteast sincerely at heart, " In acceding so readily to all the proposals of the Sublitas p 3 , 1,, the mo s t ciimptve pr of is giveA, th.:, notwithstanding the irnrottant adgailtages already obtained, th,e Vice Admiral feel, the st•ongesl desire to rc•cstadub a rood understanding between the t eo Courts, but it eastern be toe forcibly impre►sed wpm. the ti•rr.littte rate, that he wi!! lint :we a moment; for, n twithstandiiig the unisarnplead moderatind wh'ieh his ap p-a-.1 in the cendul of•the IfitiVl squadron. all kiwi% of hnstilessperatiewas have been proaacutwi- on shore, with on remitter! activity. • '' The Bt.t:sh A tabutad.ir is too couch intLspos,4 to reply to the letter at the Rea Effendi : and, in co:aequeacr, toiacata his Excellency to accept his eaeuse. " J. T. DUCICNTORTII. " On board the Roya/ George, Feb. 25, 11107." No X. "At the moment the Snis'iric ?Atte informed tie Vri:e- Admi al consmand,ng the Brit.ah squarirort, that a elenipo tannin, was aiipointeris and that it eras its most ratitst to enter iinmediatarly upon a negoriatinn, for the puristic nt rsnistanl whine peace arid hartheliv, the Vice•Adeni•al has teen arquaiuted, Cis: a boat, with a Non-rniamissirnird °Meet and trot Beattie 6, be!.l4:ing to tie frigate, w:lit a n:g of truce at her mai...topmast, na• been taken and earthed to the Asiatic aide. In the &Elora ',toe of affairs, the Vice-Admiral is cnia winced ttat this procee hog can only ba the effeft of the im popercondo:, of some iier.oita Oing githout orders; and he has not the lea t &labt that the Sublime Furte, after r-reivorig this, will el:rcet that the Ave Englishmen should be sent bait to the advanced frigate to which they ti:long. " TM Vice-Adnrital wishes that theist should net be a mo. mat hat in searing these Inca on board their ship " T. DUC4WORTH." " On board the Rn)al George, Feb. 25." Ms. Xi. To his Excellency the Maranon. tlhister Maimed Gerlid, Reis Efroade " Having determised, a- ccording to the orders contained in my loam:thins. to make an eters:jun is the position of the cruadren under my orders. I think it uacessary to apprise your Itscellinicy, that I than advance a little snore towaids the North, keeping, however, beyond the range of cannon shot t and without the least intention to commence ho•tii knit, until every meant of eonciiiatina Kive been ineffectually tried. Rot from the disposition manifested b. the Sabli.ne Parte, I flatter myulf that carry thing will be amicably yrmluded. " s Thomas Louis will be ready to go on board the Sandal at an early hour to-mornsw. I have the honour to b.. Sic. • (Signed) " J. T. DUCKW Oft II." On board the Royal George. Feb. irt." No. XII. To his Facellency the l'lusinoes Minister Nl.hemei Osalii - _ _ Reis Ed " W► wait with the ireatesiintpatience the arrival of the Sandal, winch is to c..nvey the Itrassh Pietsipotentiary to the plate of ced.onsee. We cane.' undesstand these repeated delays, and cannot real" conse.'A to them. My five sailors have nor b •rn sent ha:k; they rust be immolate!, retsina ed to the Lsgate. " I have the honner In &c. (S.gned) " J. T. DIiCKWOR " On b,arl the Royal (leery. Feb. 2b, 1447." No Mil. " The English Amhauador, extremely affeetr I he th., count which he has received of the al.arnii..g the tain.ly of Mt. Daniell, the Englisli etimettieay, who re mimed at Ortolcii, a•e, thm:u it woofd la an ir•. , 't t.i Excellesi,y the Role Ltfenci., to eotert.on the v0..;.e.t of the faxiiiirablu reception that will be given toth.s N•ite, object of which is to !lomat hi k:xe. tleo.y Id take !me . " r 1.111. cautions for Stunting twe sato, of the ILIA tam ly, i.r cas.:. It &bottle, be hererarv. " The .linhas.siter iutteats hi. E.,. !leimy the Re. £131.11, to eceept the of his high ration. Ciu beard the &eye' lec 7." No. XIV. " r.ec Admiral J. T. linckaer;s :end. Itrzl; to tF.e Sub. lime Porte two men, whom the boats el his haw taken; and hat the liu,lur W acqaeint it, Ilia. l e li.it nine more in hi. Win also gent twek, when the Midshipman and the feur sa.h,rl, ',ken uodei the flag of trues, %hall he returned to their tutu,. " The Vss.e-Adasir.sl WICIftI the Sublime Plrte of his hie, con..derlti,n. (Signed) " J. T. GLICK WUXTII." " On board the Royal George, Feb. 27, 1807." Nn. NV. - - " ier Admiral Sir 1. T. Duckworth r innot sitffic;entlr ea rnest his astnislihment respecting the conduct pursued he tl e Sublime Pune, in persisting to detain the !itdsiki,iinan sailors belonging to the frigate, suks' a dig of t-tiee, after t•.e repeated sopiications of the V.c.e.Aimi.al to the Ottoman vernment tor their release, and at the cry moment that the Sublime Porte declared in its Prej,t that peace st.II existed be. tweets th• two countries. "The Vir.e.Adratral is .n mush the more particularly struck by this very extraordinary proceeding, besause it forint so marked a enutrast to tare conduct pursued by the British squad. ton in yas,ina the D.iida , iallas , where, nutw titstanding the aggression was so plainly on the part of the stilrjecis of his Imperial Hishileas the Sultan, lint one of the•ii *Si treate d otherwise than with the greatest kindness, who was nut instantly set at liberty. " The Vire•Atimital still relies on the 4 .stir• a the Sublime Porte, and is persuadrrt that the,- hre sun:acts of 1.. will be sent hock without the least deb,. " The Slime Porte must be aware, that is deraininy per- sons at pritorters, whir wee under s flag aims., it will expose it :elf to like must ve.err- censure of the4hole world, by so reef • violation of the customs of civilise! tu• "mt. But the V re. Admiral has not the lame d•itibt, that iu couitqiicnce atf ibis Illtplattattati. the fire E •allud.dlomill be instaiiily " The Vice-Admiral Ira. the honour. die. (Signed) " J. T. f)UCLWORTFJ." "Oa lward timeßoyal George, kab. 1i.;." 422.RESt OF COLONSI Nrw-roax, arm 4 Aaron Tarr, Ex:Vice-President of the Unneil is now in this guarded as a sate sorer. tN : ; hsve had no opportunity of conversing •ah his e‘cort ; but a gentleman. who bevelled with them in the stage, has given us the following account of the manner of his arrest, obtained from their lips. Cnl. Bair was apprehended in Tombigbee coun. try, in the first days of March; perhaps the ed, in the following manner :* A gentleman, whose name is represented to us to. be Perkins. wrs at a public house, in a village in that country. view miles (perhaps 1/4 or 1.01, from the Spanish line. He was in company with the Sheriff or the county. . Abact eleven o'clock.at night, a gentlunan rod: up tote door, and inquired for the horse of A MAjor, olho lived in the neighbourhood. He was followed by another, who turned out ti. be :8;s com panion. The strangers were told, that the house of the Major they inquired for, was at some distance from the tavern; and that they would have to cress a watercourse which had been s‘ct.!len by the wutersoind migh: be dangerous (4 3.:Cefs. Tne strangers, however, persevered in their intention, and left the door of the tavern. Mr. Perkins was surprised by these singular. movements :—That men, at that late hour of a cold night, shduld leave the corafatzs of il!asern, and explcre a dangerous toad, of valsieh they were professedly ignorant, was a floured of considerade astonishment. It !Will ally led to tome speculation upon the .chiraffer of the strangers s and he could not start any rational explanation of the!r mysterious tsoncluel, hut that they were robbert, who intend:d to pilfer tb,7„ Mayur's house. He determined; tf sible, to prevent their design t aad prevailed up. , n• his companion (the. Shailf) to accompany hint to Uric Naar of • Meditated tobbety. _ _ When they arrived,. the Maior ten; from home. One of the Gzatlemen WAS in the hause ; the ober had retired to the kit‘hen, to warm his limbs. The first glance which Mr. caught of this visit ant of the kitchen. ccevrt:ad him that the mysteri. ous stranFer was . no o,her than Colonel Burr. Whe. ther Mr. Pet kins recognized - biro from a previous acquaintance with his person, or from the fire of his eye, ths shape *his face and person, so well corres. I,,ndieg u Cara description which Ito had received of him, the. k:entleman with whoas we hall conversed was ice=petent to inform us. Certain it is, Mr. Vcrkias sn:peaed that the stranger who stood before him, with his-white hat sirtitch:d . over his face, and with all the habiliments so e erie:lly ci:Oreist 'two those in which he commonly appears, was arc very man whose name had runs or several mouths one corner of the I.lnitarf states to the other.—lt was Aran Burr. Mr. P. determined to arrest him. He ,repaircd to Fort Stoddart op tie MoWe., and prevailed upon I.ieut. Gaines (the Commandant at that Fort) to accompany him with a small file of soldiers. In the mean time, Colonel Burr had sent back his corn. passim; (by the nails* of Mille!, Whose name wa s menti-med in oitr last papers under the FtAnkfoit bead) for some ;Amos* unknown ; and requested Lis new companibm the Sherif, to show Lim on the way to the Spanish Lire. On the road, they met the file of soldiers, accom• panied by Mr. Perkins and Lientenant Gaines.— " What," says Colonel Barr—cr in wr.rds to that eftWt, " Do soldiers travel here in this style, on horseback ?"—"Ne,"answercd his companion. Co. lona Butt is said to have 'immediately dropt his bridle, and clasping his bands together, to have ut tered some ejaculation of vehement emotion; what that was, we cannot trust ourselves to describe. Lieutenant Gaines advanced up to him, and inter rogatcd him, whether he was not Colonel Burr ? The scene closed, by Lietrenant Gaines'; ominous wor d s L .--u Yun are my prisoner, Sir." An escort of eight men accompanied Col. Burr from that quarter of the country, on their way to eWashington. They crossed at Cole's Ferry ;on Monday morning, between the hours of eleven and tss Ave. hey passed Prince Edward Court-House. On Wednesday evening, about flee o'clock, they at lived in Fredcrickshurgh. licit they met with a gentleman from Washington, uho was iiliruded to order them to Richmond and an last evening the stage cnnveyc3 to our city, Cul. Burr and his escort of seven Imo. He is c:mdt;.qed ti this city, to tinJergo an 01:1- minci,,n twirl., the Chief Justice Nisisbal ; citcurnstances concur to recomre;oal the choice of this trihnn.l. Whether we consider the nature of the crime, or the eliaratiet of the criminal, the witnesses who will be loaught up, the Counsel by whom it will be ar gued, or the curiosity of the nation, t h is trial will be one of the most impressive spec ticks which this or any other city in the UciteslS.lLCll has ever witnessed. • It is prefum+•d (rein tit:s circumstance, that ‘7Ol. Rau Was net far Non; the torA4 hue 4 that nit area elernat weeks tofu.. in the dommiDOS of Spam, the only spot of ground in that Tarter of 11,c c‘mi try, where he WAS ee-mpt 140111 the ny of the Cnirrd States ; and that he intended tu dextud the Multite, and trpaa w Persecute. CORN EXCHANGL, Al Air H. eat i. arrier.d to-slay in hut short supph and there helms bat !•:w prime sainples, cauyes those to retch a small advsnce In ;owe; nth!r qualities remain vary dull of ' , ale. Bailey 'ln likewise vislinit supply, and full as rl • , r. Malt, and beans of both saw, keep thaw price t but litt'e Jenund fiat white or tl:er Peas, and but few at hand. Th.! supply of Ua,ts is ifs.. short, an d the nest samdles are rattscr Meier. FLOW 41411. ports the quwaid prices. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN 655. 78s. Kean, fut 0.,... 44. 47. Mt Fine t 0..... II, 04a Od. I Tub beans (d 4 1 Sur 4t • Cl Rye 4its 4116. bd. Oats zits Vv. Seeley 94.. 33. Od. Poland' $l4 Sts 04. Wet 69. GO.. NI Rape Ser.-d 100. *IV Os. Whit. Pdaf 751. 564 'Ol. Fuze Fiuur Ores .40si 43.. Od. thwor•de ... • • Q. Cl.' NEWOATE AND.LEADE:7IIALL ht•tlitioLlN. • by the Carta. Bea 8. bib. 4. 84 I Veal 4. 41 S.. Mutt...... 4 . 41 .8 4. 1041 Pork 8.1 t.. 6. 04 I.souli • 6. IM. 7s. ClUlAta MA RIM?. 111 m, 11. rap at Market !Inlet Pri“. a I .. Nc acattha ll 49, 61. a Mit 011 1 .. Sandarlaed ... 1 .ll:s .44. I ....s 04 I ..Slone Ca' I . . ...14a ad. a —al 14 "' ' F. 2031 SATURPIY NIGHTS G.12t.13 P \lt TNIRR SHIPS 1)1S , ;(1t w farnm lie„,, I•ernhain, rey,, dnAillett, htenne-aurichritits, and desk-, in an.% viortar. M i rh I, 110 7. A.nd Gale* entl •Aleenwher P.ott.,t, Irantinghlet„ nteiii•hPaiief4. MaV ISO?. John La., a in the , renni? r nett Rrih.nt Remetowitant.ter, Manchester, in the said ne n . ty , Ap , it 29, IR 7. Adisou M.Ci.oovoolta and William Nekton, 1.640.040• the con a,, of foncin ..r.j.i•ole , a April 2%, le :7. John Geonge Child awl Wil/lam s: 6, togle), o . county of Yuri:, :nerclusini. Neyenotser t, 11 % 0 4. lawn. Green, sof lionaocrove, in oho comity of Woro. and John WIIIII:111111, of the irone plane, colliu furors and factoon 1114;ch 2%, Wllll,llll Archei A.kinoun cool Ue-.rye to.dyvo, e l Wok, firld, in the county of York, hat on osufactoner, 1107. Tionroaa FrOth, Ss - um?! OROS. ar•l Sigma R .3l r.rit. sf„. Anil. On :to...county of York, caspenters 54d bosilesa, j scr Jusyplo Maori, of Ilion , in t he pariah of Ili,, • • of Lvoyaner, And Sareut:l hla.nn, of e•eonvtich, county , . eo , tuoi•rn .111.Cacharer.: J'n. I, 11$17. Gecyy4 4 Javap4 roller, and John s flonraton, nt lolno•court (Jae, c.bopoct oaken and opnolkey,m. stnwei Sac., Jt.t. rie., a i i Lewis P,Fa n t,,f p,„ rowdy of Sumeteet, Wand/ and atinto.teerehants, ninnttesa. . , Keefe Ibehaida and Thomit Frame Hap, of i.. the cry of London, ['WS antiewe.d ,na4U/acttifer. joh.s Mar ••1 Town+, M114:411, of Notting Into. dra.tert. to, 0607 I,7avencrave, in the parish of bed, Plitt John 01111 , 1, ut t pt wootknonaandacturer. Leeteligl.4•o aforcud, chant. Mar 4, 19 , 7. jeignard Illeaakr Pepsi Jahn !Heather Hlrnee, and 11*.df ., M, ti tl.. city .01 Cn.chesitt, Mr, t 4. hatlvtdlq`4rl..alld ike.kti. Feb 15,, 1807. ystesasit4ts Leigh and Mss ett .stotte Arcaarin., d l A , enhain, in the county of Ntidillantit. March 130,. DivlnEriDs. June 6. G./no Nicholls. late ni P ntpool-1111,, trt pt• let At. Andrew, H•1119f11, in the esatvier alTalut 41.1 ell.imeAli ' at terinve, at leutthatt, June 1. Henry Dooaritt, ot the Ga,tier's Arm*, stress, in the p...osh of tit. George the hear or, In ti'i• etnave of Surrey, wirtuallei, mod twelve, .t Gaitrthel!, Lantlon jun 4.29. Juan Ingle, tido' of Asltby-4e-h t 4 count,. of I..e.cester, rawer and draper, Oslo' an/ roan, at 24sun.41kthe Queen's !lead late, 'in Aohne 1.. ,. May, W. DancAn Mlac•lnnaid, of Thtatidnearileirwt, :-•!* 4 auy lownlnn . , merchant snit boort, at ten, at ?.ale S. .1 9 : 1 11 Grant, of Lawrence P0untvc..1 4 4.., nne•ctuint, itraler an 4 ehipatan, at ten, at G4;414:6.11. June 16. Thnerts Crouthnn, now or bee of Wigan, 1n rq counts of Laneattet, •inialteepai, at fear, at the Back lit Yens In n , Wigan. June Aaron I2a7ner, of Maaeheiltea, In the e nisei ar Lir • eaocr, tnr•tc'nnit, eeiter and eharoan, at *titan, at the Tavera. 1.1 lie.tmitate, in hi ineharnr• Jona 2. Warne Nadi* anithinhn JaArap , of Cns:nry•lliee. In the crone 1.1 Mvicl4-.rx, merchants, daa!es. and thap• me" 14 ,ivi:at Guildhall. Ls June 171 J..a•e Pp rrr , E ;gb.laton, in the c , 3a gtr el' War• rock, fop". mailer, at te', at the Svratk to Virniongbani, on t'.e said coun:y. June G. Rult ad Saiesbary, lam of the rity of tidh, In t'i c..uaa.y of coach-muter. dealer and ehapiami, zt •:v, At Cu.lelhell.l7. 4141 . J.ltl •2. M.att.!•!.. Butte dl, of Groat Dailletf, in the cog ,t 1 of ywt, m••rc taut. &wilt - actor. dealer •ud cOadroan, of eieAeo, at GJi'dhall, MEETINGS GIP CR.EISITON`i AT GOILD:IALL, To FloitiL 111 John. Reiherbitim, tune), cowl Ilk Jre:mait . Saniu.l Pp°le. Ch,ipstsh, Lonat.m. hstomrilastrot 4 • t 8111 ni. Lady CAM:. of a daughter, L.tSatiorday, at her boas* in Lase' 11.a.4.-htrosa, .re MARRI‘GES Lett week. at Lorighcro.sn, Yorkshire, the use. ?r',e Drake, Fellow of All Souls' College, Oxford, to ht., of Befit, n, only • daughter of the late James R:idmart, LA. 0110 of the Aldermen or Newea.ile. On Satunlsv se'sinight, at Stockton, Yorkshire, termini Itaudieck, Fsit Lieut.-064C ntanelsot of the Lila' St...r• Volunteers, to Mita Roblo on, youngest daughter I. the late Leonard Rohntaon, F•ri all .4 that Islsee Al I.llitihorgli, Sir William Maxwell, of Ctkle. wool. Si t• to !iris eiri , :gest dinghies of the lam Robert retie!, Erl. of Mourrtanoin. tun ty, tie a u , Jae. 0 1 Pith . F R 144, CCU' 4, al,. and T. ,t 1 •:., tly ISO?. I , enap.mtn, .t tti art 4 C tiolany irk .. fir, La, '- 11, Yq Lick in urty er at 1.1•11.‘ 13.1u7.1!5pe. I. aid 1 ., 1 ,1 el' We• In i's ehapinatt,....; DEATHS. Thane law night. at Tetanus tb, deeply regretted ter VI ftiendla, Wil!iant Gents, Ent of Wa.Mans Cub °afore. aged JII, in cnnoNucnco of au whir: susta.ned by • fall Goat Ina bore!, on Sunday hot. On the lath alt at tictaerin. 1a INlecktenburgh, the Hitt. Frances Cbff.wd, 04:on sister of the preterit Lora CI e. 461 HIGII WATER, TDB DAY. AT LaNnom RAIDW M0rn....4 .:n after.. o . Even. Si woo 5 SALES BY AUCTION. Pa LEIGH •nd S. SOCHEST, Sook.elfers, At tlie'r ilnow, No. 143 • Strand, tairpniita CatliariniawYPet. on FRIDAY, May lOr. and following Day, at If o'Ciaalt, AVA', thle COLLECTION of ENGLISIi and vORI'llOl COINS and ,MIEDAI.4, riot', id Gild. th. pro.iyry of the late Moat Noble William Manor of I.ANSINIAVNe. T be iriiiwed on Wedrwalay, May 13 --Cataluclei rn '4 . hrt bt I. ph... or se.. IS/ ,LEIGH and S. NOTHER'Y, 11,,4gteltet., At Coro id:ruse, MO 1141 S, rimed, en THU RSDA • , .1 Two following Oars, at Twelve olftock, TViE en•tre DRAWINGS. 2.1 1 BOORS .4 PRINTS, of F.D WARD ROW A R Dti, Asslvnte au.! Professes of Perip.mt ire in the Royal ALeter.:. later r!ss; vied. The Woks ehiefly relate to the Are, 1 "' gaher with mom say Starve Pruduetions of the Press at nitsarbm. v-11111, whi.h were presented to him be th • late Earl of o.lord. Among the Owings are wimo by Sir Jam , . Thor. 'ethos Wilson, Sc. 'but the greet part aro by himself, ant ee!l deserve the .ttent,..9 of t.'e Pubik Al.. he Calla tion of Move and Maceal Listrt• meow, an 4 • tenure of toe int :roil P. t of Westm duos% the Conetnemorconsi of tland•l i , paiot , d hi.owelt. T.l be vipaed en Tuesdov, Mly 19, and Catal,aues t.) iK had at Ike Piece u( Salo LtINI)ON t......7'n0twl by G. DAVIL)SON, No. 17, Duk Court. Bow street, Covent-Carden. and pubiwb....l at tO ()Rio:. No. IS, Nock of Sc. anent'. Chord', Straw, 1" W. STUCK, of No 7, New hv'ton +a-et, Low A=rt (Mots ' he. far thi• Paper s fent to Hop 0:740 of v. 4 bodo:y attoodel PRICE OP STUCK'S YEhTERIIAY. Rank Sto..k s 3 pm Cwt. Rsauemi 6t4l per Cent. Consols 4 p.,r Civt IL% per Cent. Ravi .... ... 9 7 : -1 1.•,n; Aunuitke l7l 13-1 Ifneesiel Annuities 7 9-16 f (Minium 1 1 1 i 1 idia 13.m.1! Se pima. Fnclimi., POI! la : pis. le. di.. par. Engt,{h Leolt,V Tiel[Ci *l9l. Is.. Consols fur May t 6 . 1631 T. ISBUI. Slistbaroker, . N.. '4, Comilla. and 9. Os .IMit.emae,