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FORLIGX INTELLIGENCE. I ROM THE DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS. rR(X:LANIATION or casual. tOISON TB THE INHABITANTS OT flit COUNTY Of LINDEN, IN WESTPHALIA. A ith nut's in your hands, you expeft A mitiga tion of the contribution laid upon your country. Ky the smindirg of the tocsin, you solicit the favour of s our Governor Inhabitants of Lieges ! severe shall be the pu -I,•shrnent of your insurte&ion. The faithful part ~r you , entrimuriity shall have a third of the ennui loy ion remitted, AO.l their share shall be paid by you. the authors Sind movers of Ellie ilisturesßion shall be taken and delivered up to a military tribunal, and punished with death. The principal inhabitants shat, till the payment of the cnntribtstion is com plete, be s. nt to, and remain prisoners in, Fraace ; .ml if it be sot paid before the I 0:11 of Jandary, toe., pynpeity shall be seized and sold. Also, it the se,!iirias Atutrablages are not dissolved before any i,o• , ps arrive is your country, and those troops ex p.! irlice the least opposition. I will order the inha -1,1 :•as to be cut in pieces, and their houses and pro / e ty robe b.]: na. I•ltl , ase to impute your misfortunes only to .Aisztras. All persons belonging to the ancient ;overnments in the conquered countries must be tespdaiibie for anv disturbances which may occur to their distrils. You may command the assistance of the nrilitary ; and, as gond Citizens, assist in the Treservirtion oil tranquillity. In case of refusal of obeilience to orders issued by my authority, infor mation must be giv t of the persons so offending ; smi they shall be brosight before the military tribu. sal:, treated as mead:. and punished with death. Duos in Vx ra:oce ui duo Government at NI nnster, Dcc. 19, LAGRANGE, Gsverator-Grotaral ottani Conquered Countries. In another copy of Gen. Lnison's Proclamation, it is added, " That'll the Citizens and Burghers in Munster. Mark, Osnaburg. Tee klenbnrg, and Lin. shaii be disarmed ; after which, arms of any sort being found upon them, they shall be punished with • 'IRIAN, DEC. If the last intelligence from Anclam niay be cre dited, Marshal Monier has transmitted some very trienci!y proposals to General V.lll Essen, k;overnor of Strals.tnd, and which were transmitted by the Gnvernor to His Swedish MAjeSI T. Dv:. 23. The French troops that have advanced from Col. berg towards Dantre have taken post at Lupow I ard Latsenburg. Fuins the neighbourhood of Thorn they have alsa advanced to Schoneck and P-zrschan, and spread from Elbing to Crirsberg and MAlhausen The garrison of Danuic consists of irowles! , of AOOO men ; that of Koningsberg is xci:or.od a: fsooo. It is said here, that the Prussians who have joined the Russian army in Poland do not exceed three regiments of dragoons and hussars. The Prussian cuirassiers and a few in'gritry found at Wia:saw. afterwards joined the Russians under Ge neral Benningsen. The Commandant of Breslau, it is said, has expressed his determination not to sur render. T.se King of Prussia has ozd2ted the names of several of his officers who have disgraced them selves, to Ise fixed npan the public gallows. And lastly, the Siveeisli Colonel Morian, taiten prisoner by the Frenei. w ith the Swedish troops at Lubeck, has been arrehted at Stralsund, tried by a Court Martial, touolgtiilfy, and sentenced to death. This sentence, it is said, has been already cor.firtmd by the King of Sweden. EEC. ‘2:i. The Petersburi4 Ccurnht, of the ‘.::ith of November, tootains an account of the late military operations, from the commencement ot hostilities on the 9th Oct The afralr at Saalfeld, the battles of Halle and CR' A :he entry of the French into Berlin, and the car rulalion of Prince Hohenlohe, are all summed up in A itV7 won ck. As the Russians cannot entirely conceal these disasters, they endeavour to disguise thew as much as possible. However, we know that the Kingof Prussia, when he was at Graudentz, b.sd scarcely 30,000 men with him. What appears the most curious is, that the same PrkrAburgh Cow rya coricin.les its recital with these words: " All the etuislaue wish for the continuance ot the war." In deed ! then it is the Prussians of St. Peter sburgli, not thoee ot Beam. .1 national 4 re/dart/eerie, alter the French mode, is organising in all the Prussian MACS. A number of them are already formed.— They are to he employed in protecti: , g high roads, and securing the transport of provisions, and the satiny of persons viEros, DCC. 20. M. Montesquieu, an Aide-de.Canip belonging to the Emperor Napoleon, has arrived here. The ob jec o t hi s m i ss i on i s not known, but it is naturally supposed to be of importance. We are also assured. that, on the part of the Emperor of Austria, General Vincent has been dispatched upon some weighty affair to the Emperor islapoletiii'itead.tpurrters.—a The Pt ince of Wurtemberg, the Governor of this capital, is very shortly to I::ave the Austrian services this is probably is conformity to the conditions of Cnntederation. The Prince of Lich testein is to be his successor. PETERSBURG. DIE. 20. We have received intelligence ut fresh advantages obta:r.,.l by on: Government in Asia. Upon the apinoach of at orps of troops under General Bulga kow.. both the Gusinian towns of Kuba and Bake I.::bmirted, Ind have taken the oath of fidelity to our Emperor. Hy tis acquisition, the Russians arc now masters of the whole a,f Dergestan, along the river leer. CONST ANT INOP I E. NOV. 25. The attack made by Russia on the independence of our Empire, seems to have been pre-concerted with Erigland. At the moment when things had coma to each a pitch, Ai to leave no alternative be tween resistance or subjeftion, an English squadron has made itself master of our passes by sea. The news that Admiral Louis has arrived near the Dar danelles is manned; he has with him sewn ships of wart and, nn the 20t1:, the La/J vion frigate, Capt. Kapp'', helaaging to that sgua.iron, arrived in this port. These repeated attacks Men without are the mew, unfortunate for our Court, which has still to drug es!. with the refrae.: , :ry within. and the usna'thfulness . ---w- rested since Itis return fit,m Egypt, and Salcb fendi if appointed to succeed bun. From t h e frontiers we lean, though as yet it is not confirmed, that the fartetss of Chnczint is ac tually in the hands of the Russ , ans, and that per mat ions have commenced for ete surrender 01 Bender. 14•IPLES, ore. 5. The English have lately landed near Scala, in the strait of Messina ; they put on shore between two at,cl three thottc.ind men, inclu.ive of cavalrv.—. persons capable of bearing arms. From Sicily we lean, that a difference between the ci-devaxi Court and the Enghitt seems to prevail. Adon is removed from the Ministry, and Marquis Circello appointed in his place. The English shipping about Sicily are also much decreased in number. In the road of Palermo, there ale only one ship of the line, a cut ter. and a brig, besides another ship of the line in the port. The Court and the inhabitants are even less cordial. and between the Court and its dependents. the difference is greater still. Our Government at Naples gains more and more upon the affections of the people. 'this is promoted by the many excellent institutions established among us. DENO/ERE. DEC. N.. Our Court seems to carry on the warlike prepa rations on the sea coast with vigour. Besides the strait, whit'. divides Zealand from Sweden, known by the name of the Sound, the second passage into the Baltic, between the island of Zealand and Finite, and commonly called the Great Belt, is to be fortified also. All along the coast, not only the batteries of Kronenberg Are furnished with heavier cannon ; but every point upon the Great Belt, and the neighbouring islands, is likewise strengthened. Even a small island, nearly in the middle of the Belt, has been provided with very heavy artillery. All these measures, conflated with the return of our troops from Holstein, make it appear evident what part our Government means to take in the great contest between the interests of the Continent and Great Britain. These measures will exallly answer the purpose of the French emperor, especially as the Danish Government intends to establish cordon of Customhouse Officers all along the coast of Denmark, from the mouth of the Trave to Ham burgh, to prevent the transit of English goads. In other respeds, the ice will, for a long time, pre ♦ent any communication between the Baltic and the North Sea. rites mar Viol beie, faderm worst be' wit right jest' takes, Cot' MUNICH, PLC. 25. Several fresh detachments of Bavarian troops have set out upon the march towards Silesia, within these lea days past; Mar number with the Gran Army will be increased to 30,000. We have the pleasure of knowing, that Prince Jerome never ceases speaking well of the behaviour and fis sinless of the Bavarians. It is said that, in one of the Prince's reports, he confesses the cavalry have ex ceeded his expethtion, and that he was happy in having the command of them. SLUSHING, JAN. 1. In consequence of the well-known decree, the smuggling trade for gin between this port and Eng land will be stopped. The French General Mon net, is preparing to leave this place s for the benefit of his health. PARIS, DEC. 30, has shall . It may be recollected that the imperial decree of etc..2lst of November, which places the British islands in a state of blockade, shuts the ports of France a4ainst all vessels coinin directly from England or her colonies ; and that the excuse of having been compelled to pelt into port, cannot be allowed to yes •eels which, in the course of their voyage, shall have touched at a British p rt, either in Europe or else where. 'the following arc some of the regulations jurl i ;ea necessary for insui mg the exetution of this ; part of the tlecice. ; The two article; of the decree IN dating to this Object f—olsoll be stositiad i&i all captains of vessels nit their acne by the commandants of his !Majesty's slims stationed at the entrance of the Imperial ports. 'The Captains arc to declare from what port they w ere tilted out, front whence they come, and the ports they have touched at. They arc to give a general description of her cargo, and Ahem that they neither come directly from England nor her colonies. If this declaration shall signify that they have touched at England, the vessels shall be obliged to retire. If it should be otherwise, the declaration shall be sent to the Administrator of the Marine by the stationary Commander, who is to keep a enure of it. This Ad ministrator shall take measures with the principal Officers of the Cu-toms for ascertaining the hof it. Ii the ilec.aration is foittid to he correct, this vessel shall be ad mitted; if (dn., both vessel and cargo shall he seized, conformable to the Nth Article of the Decree. The Mas ter of a foreign vessel, who shall mute to sign this decla ration, shalt ba compelled to put to sea again, and all com munication with the share shall be strictly prohibited, until the vessel shall have sailed. Moreover, this declara tion will not authorize 'Merchants or Captains ref ships to dispense with the nedinary declarations or other forms prescribed by the Customs, and particularly thri,ie of the elst of August 1791, and the Germinal its the tear?' TREATY or PEACE strwame tier VAIESTY re EMPEROR or T 'IP DRENCH. KING up IrALY 00:11 liU SERENE iIIGIINESS Tor ELECTOR 14AXOKY. His Majesty the F.to;beror of the !trench. Kin::: of Italy. Protector of tha conceder:ohm ef the Mine, le Iris Serene Ilicttutest the Elector of Sammy. *taxi. between Plenir the Michel and Sax( berh I"wv At there Er i* the C. Serene Prt the twct tnry (loth 'wren . ... .• , .. .. , wren the States, have mood for their respective mErrnrat.or CRIDITOII AT GUILDHALL, nipoteritiaties, AO wit, his Majesty the Emperor of • 3 It French, Kin , ' of Italy, the General of Division F ree r ;. , nh , mr44,37w4lo,ZuFZe x : d , : l 7: a w i : e i r " ' l4l 1 chef I)uroc, rand Marshal of the Palace, Pcc. ..,yiiw n , 11,,,,k,,„. 1, ,,„„,,,,,,... G uo d aiats . v fk i. k. 31 1 G I his heretic Electoral highness the Elector of Middlesex, silk-thrower •• ' • • . 3 111 ch a in_ rhonias Warmed, eat Sutt..4 stree t , Middlesex, ....:-...: cony, ('aunt Charles De Bore, his princip al lain, Arc. who, after having exchanged their full •• • • • •It It NUM Clement watch- m St a e k ;en Er herds° . n, Cambridge. lino draper 2 a wers, have agreed upon the billowing Articles :- Stseleurni Gahm, Southamptomplaee, Ned-sox). Mid_ . 't xr. 1. FrOlll the day of the. si , ming of the Treaty. dlesex, merchant . . • 2lt re shall he peace and perfect friendship between the William Brenehite, Tobaern roll-costa, Grum-Mounds- Tow of the French, king of Italy, and Protector id woe s L ow den, .....hot t nonn •1 It Firli 1 1 Confederation of the 111iiste an the one pert, and his GeorgeNceende.titiont-Tyne. linen draper . l ls roe Electoral Hi a ;hrtese the Elector of Saxony an the John Lewis Topying, honopsgate-stioret, London, IC:. (rue./ •2 It m Wee 11. His Electoral Highness accedes to the Treat o f DIVIDENDS. ,es Doyl e, D .. a in tiielEeken ; a tc t ? , of Co . . 110,, c• in I. Lon 1 , .n. wecchant islet's:ration and Alliance, concluded at P aris on4be ' tn,, parish of St. rrs, AuColent• it dr of July in the present year; s od b y such accession garden,oldlesex, china and etas man . •13 The I succeeds to all the privile,tes and obligations of the al- Edward Hargrave, late of •Wlrdcombe-Idicrt, Middle- Mom, ! nee, in the same war as if he were a prmeipal contract- sex, but now of Lower Tooting, Surrey, defer sod +taw o, , I Jolly to the said T reaty. chap:nail . . • •11 111. l 111. Rio Electoral Highness will *smote the title of CERTIFICATES., mg, and take his piece in the College in the rank of William Altbam, of Tokerrhouse•yard, in the city of Leaden, Ines, according to the order of his introduction. looker. . .. _ IV. lie cannot, without the previous consent of the Jahn Recoiling, of the Bonnet of Berwick-upon•Tee.A; Caue banker, dealer stet ehapman. . aufederation of the Rhine, in any case or for any can :- 'D 'at. Cowles Elude, of Camden-street, i n the parish of St. Mari hateeer, allow a passage through the kingdom of 'Saxony Islington, in the county of Middlesex, coat-merchant, (km; (the N Marie any army, or corps, or detachme n t of troops. apPet• ~,„ic h ap,,,,,,,,, fining to a Power tint a party to the said Coner a , tion. Af , s. Id Rothem Rawlinson, of Liverpool, ill the county of Lasta.te, V. The laws and ordinances which define the several sadler, dealer and thawing. &t To•n antc. les of the various forms of worship established in Ger- William Hudson, late of Whe'of. la the county of Chss;,-. ANo ,any, having been abolished by the tifect of the dissolu- innkeeper, dualtireed chapeaus: ---.- an of the ancient Gerinattic body, and moreover not iiiwi.---- ___-_- ...-1 ... :Mg compatible with the principle upon whi ch the Con- PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. TII deration has been formed, the exercise of the Catholic 3 per Cent. Reduced ..e. 55/1 601 'orship shall, throughout the whole kingdom of Saxony , ::. per Cent. Consols o 'r9ll e fulls , assimilated to the exercise of the I aitherais form 4 par Cent. I worship, and the fullowers of the two religions shall, S per Cent. Navy 933 . Pros ithout restricticbi, enjoy the saint civil and political Long Annuities 171 1-16 KeMalt Omnium ghts. This object is a particular condition with his Ma- 11 1: India Bonds Mr. ( b. 4.. room sty the Emperor and King. Exchequer Bills . . lis. 34. ptem. -. Ti VI. His Majesty the Emperor of the French under- English Lottery Tickets t9l. Its. '. H. tikes, that by the future treaty of peace with Prussia, the Commis for !rebutter Creis, or Circle of Colli s, shall be order ' to T. 131314. Stark broker. . Mee 4, Cornhill, and O, Charing-rum. Mr. Kt. is Majesty the King of Saxony. VII. His Majesty the King of Saxony cedes t o such . teen. IRISH STOCKS. Joie. I 'Mace as shall be named by his M Ra tak Majesty the Emperor o f . ma:t.t a St l6O Ise French , and in sleet Lan at pa of Thuringia situated Ise - nk o• Tent (;.,.unrest D.bentures 31 per Coat 69l Lemon wren the Principalities of Eichfeld and Erfurt, a tern- Goy !mmein Debentures 5 per Cent. 94 Oolden roe coital in revenue and population to the Circle of ( tt n o ' r ' e r r i n lin m e e l , l i t t s S ' irt oc e k k : li ll per P44 C C e en in t . ••••• ***** C”I l l -- "itiltus, which territory, serving as a point of Union be- CROS: wren the said principalities, shall be posse ss e d by. the Grand Canal Loan, 6 per Ceat. 9dl -A aid Prince, in foil and inure Sovereignty. The limits of Royal Canal Loan 6 per Cent. 911 Pk! , ... his territory shall he fixed by C amtmssaries appointed - - ASTL Or that purpose, immediately afterg the exchane of the COURSE OF EXCHANGE, JAN.(. •atificat ions. Amsterdam ..,.36 7 2U. Vallee. Ditto at Sig ht .. 36 10 110 neap IF VIII. The contingent of the King:trim of Saxony. inNaples Rotterdam .... 11 11 2U. Lisbon • .. 42 • T ll case of war, shall consist in the whole of 20,000 men. ....Cc Hamburgh .... 34 8 2 'U. Oporto IX. I)urin . 4 the present campaign. considering shat Also ., tie Dar . 34 0 21 . U. Dublin l2! las happened, the contingent of the Kingdom of Saxony. Paris 1 day's date 24 10 • Cork Dancet 12; DINAI ihall be 15,000 cavalry, 4'..14..0 infantry, 300 artillery, and I Ditto 24 14 2U. te UAW. 1• s. d CKIS! 12 pieces of cannon. Bordeaux X. No contributions shall be levied after the si g nin g of Madrid -in paper. and Bars per m. --.- Smog, the present Treaty. Dine 391 effect. New Doubloons , . -- - G. broi Xl. The present Treaty shall be ratified, and the ratifi- Cadiz - . -- in paper. New R o llaors O5 51 Two 111 cation exchanged at Dresden, en the course tit eight der} s. Ditto 391 effect. Silver Bare .... -- - Mt) on Bill ow Done at Posen. Dee. I I, 160 ti. Bil 381 . New Louse each .. - - - a Had Leghou ***** a ..411i Agio of the Bank on tlclaal, called. (Sigurd) DURDC. Genoa .45 5 1 per Cent, GHOS CHARLES, COUNT DI ROES. - - - paints BIRTHS. ' • wnh L - On Saturday last, of a soa, the Lily of Brigadiertamml •Colam N.ITA./.. I NTE LLI GE NCE. the Hon. Alexander Hope. Smith ___.....e.-- . On the 30th ult. the Lady of Wilbraham Egerton, lg. d Mr. G PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 11. Tattoo Park, in Cheshire, of a son and heir. Lavrye Nothing arrived or sailed this day.-Wind S.W. At Robeston Hall, Pembrokeshire. en Monday se'nniglo Winn. the Lady of William !knot Scoutfield, Esq. of a mu od DAVIS ; PLY NIOUTH, JAN. 10 . ' heir, to the (ime toy of the famiiM. Tay'. Sailed the Dengen man of war for Portsmouth ; Lately, the wife of Mr. Wiliam Henry, ef Rol!un, Inc. of the and the Colvin: snail of war to join the Channel. casture, of three bye, who, with the ntothee, are in and Doe fleet. health. They are baptised by the names of Abraham, low, 11 - otes and Jacob. Cornet raLmouru, JAN. B. _ MARRIAGES. Put back His Majesty's ships Blonde, Aliund,nce, At Edinburgh, on the 21st of December, Thomas ito,i.g.,a, and Bacchus, with the outward-bound West India Esq. of the lion. East India Company's Service, to Miss Id. I. fleet ; /Agctree, aid the Morelle, with the Mediterra- bell.: Hamilton ' youngest skeeter of the lase Dr. Henkel, T N nean fleet, which sailed yesterday. Ph)sician• its Ed.nintrgb. 1 I At Whitford, Flintshirs, Captain Colthurst , of the ISt Arrived the Walsingbam packet, Capt. Roberts, Part Regiment, Royal Welch Fusileeers, eldst son of John t'vkhise, with a Mail from Lisbon , in 10 d a y 's p assa g e ; she Esq. of Dripsey Castle, to Miss Billinghtust, youngest daze. Two I brings intelligence that the expedition und er Bri g s- ter of the late Rev. William Billongl t urst Fir Grove, sae., LARTI fades - dier General Crawfurd, left Mad eira on the 16th On Tuesday morning last, at Mary-ItabLine Chisrets,by 121 ciao :- December, all well. Rev James Sumter Claike, LI- B. Chaplate of the limos. h_o u l . d , to . His Royal Ilighness the P.inge of Wales, L . iestera .. .s. pose a The Wahinghon, left at Lisbon the Pri , iress Eli- a; l Mel J. Conway, late of the 334 Regiment, to ...ust , to the N. 5 hence, in 1 ealoel4 packet, Kidd, with Mails horn Nino - - Seth M'Arthur, only daughter of John M'Arthoir, Es o l days.-Wind S.S.W. York-place, Portman-square The married pair allied whole K ORAL, JAN. 11. Wednesday , a t Hinton Lodge, in Sussex, the ceerierm owe whole Remain in the Downs, His Majesty's ships, die. as deuce of the lady's father. Suer, per lasL-Wind N.W. DEATHS. ' Part be in _0.e.ei0_....11.e....0"0e0n Chrisonsoday, in the 52d year of his age, the Ito 121 - 105 THE MARKETS. Edwards, 56 years Vicar of Llandevilog and Ganged Carmarthen hire. guishe _-.....m..--- At his brother's home, at Cern, Denbeighshire enitros 'hewn CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. Ir. With a' ',stored and lamented, Thomas Kenyon, Esq. of ihe Tear The quantities of Wheat arrived to - lay, nuke middling London. Items supplies, which are principally of second and infetior qui.lities; On Friday, the 46th alt. at Ex minster. neer Event. w Pt : sale: thereof are dull, and at rather lee s pr ices ; but the best 28th year of his age, Henry Sawbiidge, Esq. of East I I remest - sa mples nearly at last commtv. Of Barley there are large in the ematity of Northantpton. NATI supplies, and the prices further decline. Malt, end the two/unit, On Thurs d ay , the Bth, instant , Jane, the wife of -. • description of Redid. are dull in sale, at small variation. White rum, Wtintersley, Esq. Vice•Lientenant roe the county of Le' Peas in short supply, and full as dear. Of Oats there are fewhe led to r i she was eldest daughter of Kt, Thomas Parkins, re 11 arrivals, but middling supplies of last Week, and this trade is 'r . ter, in the county of Nottingham, and sister to the late heavy in sales. Flour varies little in price. El It I. Rancliffe. CURRENT PRICE OF GR MN. W hma........Me 65 5 . 8 2 s. Beans.. 445. 50e. Od HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LJNDt3:4 BRIO S ' Po( Fine .......81e 88s. Od. Tick Buns 376 44 1 . Od• MOM 37 min. after • 4 I Even. min . Ow ha ~. I. Rye 4O l. 4GL Od. Oats ...... .....2 2 . 26 5. 30e• -- - -- - - __- - -- :eatenn sic . . Barley aim. 425. Od. Poland , 31s. 335 Od . SALE BY AUCTION. The • A Melt 68s. 754. Od I Rape Seed 241. 281. Os. White Peas....Bos. eras 01. Fine Flour 7os. 7s. Ort• • --•-..... luau,, BIBLIOTIIECA THURLOWIANA. Moo re Grey P.., . 4 45 4St. MI • , :ren•Hie ... AN. 70. AA • . By Mr. STEWART. • PRICE OF HOPS. At ble Auction-Room, No. 194 , P i c cedill e. oppesite 14 .... sass . focuses. Tills and tour tollowingdayset le o'clock : VI Kent 41 10s to 31 121 Kent 9 Sussex .41 les to 51 Ile Sussex : 11 -"IS: ten : 1 1 1 1:: THKER ARVYal•ti ab amongstle,. h Classical, ic h will be an f d .Ra Histon on . , ca . , 1 17. tau Essex 4l 13. to 51 3s Farnham... at es sis 111 los by Mallet, 5 vols. • Ashmole's Order of the Garter; 1 1 1 - e•oli Heraldry, 2 vols. ; ' Douglon'a Peerage and Baronetsge, 2 , • PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. Atistephanis K.l4llffli ; Hutehins's Dorset, St vole. ; 1. 1 '. SATUfteritt.-- It Essex, 8 vols.; Bentham Ely ; Knight's W ors hi p of 1' /T. Jamie's. WISITSCO11,111.••nd it Corps Dlploreatique, par Dumont, 26 vole-; Ducally . ' Hay ....m me s4l 125 Od Hay 31 161, •41 Ille Awls banking and Draining ; St. Pool's mad Origires, 3 v 5tr.w.....31 Os a .3t 12s Od New 01 Os •01 OsAtone' Doomsday Book ; Journals and Rolls of Patliansent, 110 - Clover 4llos a5l 101 e--. s . Parliamentary Debates, Histories, &e. 144 eels ; Pic : Straw s " 165 531 - Statutes at Large, 36 vols.; Ruffheares ditto, 15 vo lt.; I- I SMITHFIELD +Mow Isom, Jaw. DE pidee,Gr ; Demosthenes,Gr ; Harleiati Miteellanv,ll .I.) To sink the coal V ea l stone of Illta. Morell's Thesaurus Vests, Gr ; General Dictiovary, 10 " Beef 44 Od to 51 •Od I Veal Ss Od to 6$ Od Herodious, Gr. Lat. ; N.rth's Lift of thl Lord Keeper N COI 111 Mutton ..4s 4d to 51 41 1 Pork as 4d to 5s Od Sir Gentler Mackenzie's Works, 2 vats, ; Poltbies, Gr. akar I agate ate ...... THIS DAT, _ Ramer. Rodent, Se vols. ; Rapier and Tindal. 5 vols.; &Mom ' Beasts, about 2,e1.41 -.Sheep, 15,000. plten's Thesaurus Gramm 4v015.; State Trials, 11 ‘lo' 2 I S pleati - NEWGATE AND LEADENH ALL MARKETS . ever y Work of R G Reputation on the Laws, dm. of est • Sting ' r• By the Carcase. wt Inland. The Reporters, very numerous. and 1 8 GOTall ~ Beef 36 01 to 4. 41 1 Veal . 381toSs 4° complete ; prince printed Works, for the Hou s e of Loa " rano. the Li is Pi ... utt_ o n I_. 0,12 c. 4..L ... id I rode .......4 , 4d t.• 5. 0,1 a most valuable co ll ect i on a & l ow " a ll th e Apow. on . Lev and Decisions of the Lords of Scodon. The whole In fron t 1 e. RAW HIDES. condition, being the anti's Library of the late Righ t 11. applies Ic Best Ileifets sad Steers, ilf stuiec, Se. MI to 3s. 4e. able EDWARD Lad THU RLOW, sold by Orda of t' s Ifedd Midd'ines fie. 44. to 2.. 6'. t , c ,„,,,, 5. Cl, h o w ; Unlin . .l Matket Calf - - •12. . 6.1 each. Bookseller, EdinOurgh ; Mr. Cooke, Oxford : Mr. D - Wyna bard I Eiigholi Hors: r ' Sheep Skois .•- • . Se. Od. to 5. fid Wrd, ------------------ Clarir, do 41.1 - T. ARICILT, Jaw. It. Lo MOON .-Pruited b. 4.1 DAVIDSON. No. 17. I...ia a of thlysa 414dilid. Price. Crest , hoe-overt, Coenio Garden, and publetted . N O NM ..11eweasile •• • 1 es. 6.1 a 31 . O' l OfFee, No 15, Beck of St. Clement's Church, Stra e, P 4.14, i• 3 ..11stederlend......:• I - ass Od a 464 fad W. sTucK, of No. 7, New Belton-street. Leet 1 ..fineseewel......... .0.,,, -s 04 a .--s lad . Or•lart, Sc. pot thus Palter s rant to the Olfice ( ..,. . "Cinders. • 0 -.1 Od a •••• Od will be duly wended Sc. '