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. •• m ' .'.. 4 7 -••••• • • - pert me. I brg that their names may be entered upon tie minutes, as havilig been callcd by me." PR /AID CNT--" The Court t:ink you ate at libeittr to 0- n ; and to add. that the Court Were perked,/ tat.,•fied. and did not think it uecessary to gall them." . Sir Gotta Porissu- 14 It was my intention to base called Captain Parker, who had formerly Ilaßed from his station off t h e Cape of Good Hoge • to the Rio de le Plata, conceiving it to be within the limits . dis commands I also proposed to call Mr. *Loan, Secretary and confidential Agent to Admiral Cbristian, in order to spew that he had secret orders to attack the Spanish Settlements; and 1 alsr, meant to have called Captain Dundas. 1 stall further 'leg the Court to allow Me to deliver jot several pipers, all of which, two or three only excepted, ave been already read in the course of my defence." The List of Papers Was then read, and it ccn sisted irf Tiic r•oclamation, declaring war wish Spain. Ihe tPder from the Admiralt), for Su Home room to boor ti. broad ,eittleot A Letter ihrit the Secret Committee of the East India Com. pant, cl.ted the 2riih of June, 1803. T• 10 Leiter. lions mcknow and Mr Mniden, A L :tier from Sir Mg* Prrnha.n to the Gorernr.r.Gerteral of India, upon the canter ;il . the Cape of Goal Hope. Letter cmi gaining the derailed IseC31.11111o: the Eau, diner'. L retie , from Sir D. Sao& to Mr. Windham, i.•• re the Peace hi 1114111. The orihrt of the Admiralty for Sir Hume Pophares return to Pe.g'vrd. L a tt e r. from Sir Home Popham to Mr. Marsden, and the latter, aelorrnaledpuent of the same, relative to the Ira ieert:t.rori, the Ca,rturit ar Simnel Ayres, end expressions (lithe appnbation of the Admire/tr., of Sir Home Pop:la:We conduct. Letter rai Itlehuchons in Ceit.rol Achmuty, upon his going %curtains.* the tremsa in South America. The Gam to Letbff Of the recapture of Buenos Ayres, With rho e:qr, nil, aodahe 1111111110110111 marked thereon. Sir Horne Popham% letter in the GlOl,lll - 4 of Ntonts Video, on the re-ca.rthre of Silent* Ayres. The surrender and Arti stes of Otto:nest ion. Tiw .after from the Admiralty to Atli:6ra! Stirling, su ywr • ding Sir Home Popham 111 110 Command. Note from Lord La.iderdale re Tallerrand, rcapeAing the Ilvrceys of th- rn•CCII 3 a Sot.th America. Itopnri ea a CnnsMatee at the noose of Commons, upon Sit H nue I'vfMain's c.oduct in tli..:ll:ed See. The I's csinser.—" Many of those papers are irrelevant is the charge: all those repeSieg th pr•iceedi;.gs at Buenos Ayres are totally distill& from the matters of f: - .e charge, and you will recoi 1-A, that any refl. r.ien which may hare been made in the House C-‘mmrins, or elsewhere, upon your conduct, can base no influence whatever upon our minds!! fir HONE POIPII•M-.--" I shall only beg that a lettc- may be read nom Sir Francis Vincent, upon the subjeCt of some papers I wished to have before the Ci.ur, in order to slice, that I meant to tango all personal interests for the public service." Admiral ST A NINOPZ—" Surely ; it is very proper this letter should be read, Sir Home. I am sure there can be but one opinion oiym that sul,jett." The letter wits then read, cortaining the reasons • lot nut suffering the papers applied for to leave the Admiralty, being of a nature too secret to be disclosed before the public ; but in answer to the application, Lord Howick observed, that the ree.te.; confidence had been placed in Sir Home P opham, by the Emperor of Russia. Sir Home Kirwan then said—" I here close my defence, an , thoov myself entirely upon rt.e justice and si.esdom o this honourable Court ; I have suffeted ninth in my feelings and charaCter; but I do trust and hope your judgment will relieve the one and rescue the other. If, in my zeal for the service, I hare esceedvd the limits of due discretion, I frost it will appear, that I was solely actuated by an anxious desire to promote the interests, the honour, and the glory of my country. Aided by my brave followers, and under the pro • illeakassi Divine Providence, I was put into the pos session dorm capital cities, in two different quarters et the globe Upon an examination of my defence, I trust it will he found that " the head and hon• of my offending," is this, no more. 1 retire, trusting in your wisdom and justice, for my ho gametal, acquittal." Sit Home Prphans having, with his friends, withdrawn, the Court was cleared about eleven o'clock, and, after four hours deliberation, was again opened, and Sir Home having taken his place a: the font of the table, the Members being covered, the Judge-Adv . :cats proceeded to read the sen tence, as follows : This Court having maturely Consldeftd the minim of the el:Mrs—beard all the evidence, sod haei ,g fully deliberat.d term the whole of the ease, are of opinion, that the chirges have been prove) against the said Captain Sir Home ito;,h am ; that the withdrawing, without ottletsso to di, the whola of any Laval force font the place where it is directed to be ern,deyert, the em,•tinying it in distant operations against the enemy, more especially if the success of such opct..tions should he likely to p•svent its apcedy return, tn.iy be attended with the most merinos inconvenience to the public ‘eivice, as the Bocce' of any plan formed by His Majesty's Mininers, for operation. against the enemy, in which such naval force aught he in abided, may, by such removal, be entirely prevented; cd the COWL w ivitacr of opinion , that the coudutt of the to • Captain Sir Horne Popham, in the withdrawing the whole of ti.e naval force, under his commtnd, (•em the Cape of Good Hope, and the proe,stling with it •o the Rio d.• la Plata, ttwahidhls ciensttshle—hnt, rn considei silo.' et rite u m.t a Me Court alorli adjudge his to as *war SEVERE I.l' RF- Sa 1 MIA NDED--Ami he it acCUrt iII gly hereby severely Ter inautled." The Provost Marshal then proceeded t the Pre sident, and present.: l die swnrd of Sir Home Pop. ham to hint, when he was nrdered to return it. The Provost .Marshal returned to the the table, and, with a respectful salutation, returned the sword t• Sir Home Popham, dud the Court WAS THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, MAICN TLeTri.lof Sir Hour PueliAte terrninatei yes farday. The Calm found the charges ;nosed, and aejadged cossidesation of circumstances, to he estfi "seedy n'rilliest/a." We gave the svi deems of Viscount Mcs.rit.l.l, Ms. thstis:Og, and Mr. ST 1::31.11 B /HRH!, yesterday, oirtattvdv. We give the ecnclusion of the Trial this day. S.r POPH AM, upon his departu . e from the Court, was greeted by a great number of N.sval and Military Officers. An immense concourse of p•ople waited his landing at Sally Port, where tit! PROVosr-NIA VIAL'S carriage attended his arrival ; the crowd chiefly cons:sted f persons belonging to the Navy, and the inhabitants of the own. They had pre. pared to take the horses from his carriage, in order to draw him home, brit he avoided this mark of attention, and walked thr„ugh the to mn, amidst the loud acclamations of the pi.pulace ; he was saluted by all ranks of people as lie passed. file bells soon after rang a merry peal. A detailed account of the battle of Prussian Eylau has not been transmitted by the Marquis of Dovnt Al. It is said, h ,waver, to have reached Petersburgh on the 17th, the dry before our Messenger set off. but as the EIAPISROR was not at Petersburgh, and all the letters from General BENNIOSEN, were, according to the stria com mand of the EMIPCROII, to be first opened by him sa, the Marquis could not learn the contents. Other letters, however, had arrived at Petersburgh, by the same Messenger. Toe intelligence by these is some Jays later than the official dispatches. We understand they state that General B•NNIGsEN has, in consequence of the exhausted state of the country, and with a view of facilitating a junaion with the reinforcements on their way to join him, fallen back behind the Pragel. The French are re treating to the Vistula, which, it is supposed, they mean to cross. We have received Paris Papers, to rho 28th last. The 3lnnetate does not mention the battle of Eylau, and instead of reports of military events, contains only Imperial Decrees, accounts of the late storm, aad boasts of the success with which the Con srription h carried into effrra. One of the Minor Papers, however, gives a letter from Thorn. dated 13th February, shich says, that the Russians made an cob:rt.:rate resistance, that the loss of the French is Rot a third of the lore of the enemy ; but that the battle 114: not had in ap pearante any othtr result than that of obtaining a brilliant viCory. A French Editor date not to de scri4e the most severe defeat in any other terms. Persons recently arrived from Holland, scat•, that intelligence had been received there, of the defeat of the Fteneh ; but great pains were taken to prevent the propagation of it. It was rumoured that their loss was between 10 and 31,000 men, in killed, wounded and prisoners, with five Generals The expedition uncer General 1% nit tzocce is certainly destined for Buenos Ayres. That place is confidently suppcs2d to be now in possession of the English. The Lancaster Petition, which stood for a ballot on Tuesday last, was not compromised, as we stated, by mistake, in ou- Paper of yesterday. but dropped, no Counsel or Agent appearing for the Petitioners. The recognizance of AWL entered imo by one of the Petitioners, and his sureties, are consequently forfeited to the Crown, and will be levied accord ' itgly. Tuesday, Messrs. Pucze, BATNIIIIISOC, and Cu. gave notice to the Gentlemen of the Stock Ex change, and others in the habit of bidding for Irish Loans, that Sir done Newroar, the Chancellor of the Irish Exchequer, would be glad to see such parties on Thursday next ,at two o'clock, as intend ed proposing for the Irish Loan of one Million and a half. The following lists have been formed : Mews Puget, liambridge, and Co. Maori. Reed, Imo, and CO. Messrs. Jourdan Shaw, and Co. - • The gun-brigs which have been missing ever since the late dreadful gale. are supposed to have gone on shore on the coast of France, as a Gentleman states, that he saw between two and three hundred prisoners marched into Havre; among whom were several Naval Officers. Upwards of forty vessels, of diXercnt descriptions, are stated to have been wrecked on the French coast, in the late gale. The storm has been as violent and as fatal on the French coast as on the English : many French and other ships have been wrecked. Amongst the latter are the following English vessels: Two English vessels, names not staled; tits Europa, 110 tom; Ceres, 196 tons; Haethus, ttlo loos ; Foe ; a ship of 000 tons, under Fort Henri; Sdbr, 230 tons; a ship of 250 tons, near Dieppe; two other ships thsmasted, and towed into Dieppe; a ship of lOU tons, sunk opposite Boulogne, crew saved; a brig of 1$ guns and 60 m.•o, „;0 were leve•l, near Sotteville; too begs Ist, one at Nleldekerke, Dm other at Wendnne ; the Good Intenti, , n. Sic other easels had a:abated near Dunkirk, they were taken by einharkatien ir•tet the shore—.their names are, the Friends, of London, 5.30 ions, laden with naval storm; the Rorsiewn, 70 tons; Mediator, SW tom; Peel, Ind tom ; Speeulatioa, 4.341 the Commerce of lieut.', with port wino, got into Roseof. t'il - e Kent, of 74 guns, Capt. Roos as, one of the Rochefort squadron, arrived on Sunday at Ply mouth, to be docked and refitted. She has brought home the officers and clew saved from the Atalaute sloop, of I ti guns, Captain Robots& (saint) lost a few days since off the Isle of Rhe. They amount to about sixty, and were picked up by the buts of the squadron off Rochefort. The remainder, about twenty in number, were drowned or made prisoners. The Sorge on is supposed to be among the former, and the Purser among the latter. The Keg: also reports, ti at 6 sail of light vitluarlers hate been biotin from off Rochefort. in a late gale at Seat, and are supposed to have gone a New. fonniUand. It is also supposed, that th. Enal,averisr light transport, lately blown from the Downs, is lost od the coast of France. The Ceylon East Indians= passed the Doi?, on Tueeday, from the river. tt 311 1, • ! 711 b. COURT. Yesterday. about twelve o'clock. the ROYAL F•MrLY arrived in town from Windier. At two o'clock His MAMMY held a private Levee. which was attended by The Atchbehop or Canterbury; the Lord Chancellor ; the Lord President of the Council; the First Lord of the Tres. Bury ; the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department the Masts General of the Ordnance; the Judge-Advocate the Lord Adeckete of Scotland; the Bishop of St David`i, Loads Carnarvon and AylesUnd ; LW& St. John, Heathseld . Elphin•tene, and C. Spencer; s,r, S. Costrel, E Stanley' and Morgan; Serivant Harwood; Lieutenant tioventor No tch' ; Generals Stanwix and Hewett; Colonel Millimeter; Lieutenant I.llld ; Mews Gonda! and 1111111111. The following had the honour of being present ed to His MAJESTY : Mr. Serjeant Heywood, by the Lori Chancellor, upon hi being api.o.nted a Welch Judge. Lierrenant Lint, be Lord Heat!afield, upt,n his appoi.itment in the First Regiment of Life Guards. Earl Jersey, upon coming to his title. General Hewett, upon his being appointed Commander in Chief of the troops in Inclia....The General took lease of His Majesty, previous to his departure for I. ha. Mr. Plunket, the Attorney-General fur Ireland, upon his appointment to that Office. Lard Elphinquole, MI his being appointed to the Command of the 26th Regiment. Mr. Stanley, one of the King's Counsel, on his ►eing ap. rented ChiefJ ostlers of the Prince of Wales's Island, an the East Indies; wiles His Majesty was graciously pleased to confer the honour of Leghthowil upon him; and he is now Sir Ed mund Stanley. Mr. P. S. Goodall, by Lord St. John, upon hie being ap pointed Lieutenant of the Hand of Gentlemen Pensioners. Sir Charles Morgan, oncoming to he title. Mr. Dasson , by Lord St. Joe., noon hie being appointed Standard-Bearer to the Rand of Gentlest:at Petitioners. Lieutenant Governor Nevin, from the Wand 41 . M•31serrat, by Mr. !j..Gret.rry Windham. Lieutenant General Stefanie, UllOO his being appointed to the Command of the both Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Dan/Karma laid Wore His MAJZSTY the 4th Report of the Commissioners of the Military Inquiry, and the Final Report on the Barrack Depat intent. The Bishop of Sr. DAVID'S hid before Hi. M•• jetty the Sermon which his Lord:Lip preached, on the 30th January, before the House of Lords, in Westminster Abbey. Alter the Levee, his MAJLSTV Mid a Privy Council. HIS MAJUTY gave audiences to the LDT:i CHAD. CBILLOR, Lords G vat u.s, Mole., and Sin MOUTH t Mr. WINDHAM and Mr. 15 , -.147)t the las of whom laid before El's Mans' v the i'ro.cerdings of several Courts Martial. Yesterday, the Prince ut WA; es. the Royal. DULA% and Princess SOPHIA of Gxuucesraa, visited Her fsla.or.sr ir and the Peitscesses The Princesses AUGUSTA and LLIZAACTH ho noured Lady CHACLOTTE FIM.II with a visit, at her apartments in St. James's Palace. Yesterday, Viscountess Duscaroonts laid before the Patecesses two excellent paintings of her bequitul hors. Her MA J UTT will LOW a Drawing-room. this Jay, at St. James's Palace. Lord GREPVILLS. and a numerous party, will dine with the Earl of H•eIVVICKii. to-day. Mu. Ft:moves, we are happy to state, is re covered from her late ir.disposition. The Earl and Countess of CSILSTERVIELD, it is said, will join the fashionable world this season, af ter a retirement of three years, at their beautiful seat, Bradby-hall, Derbyshire. , Lord ARDEN has taken the house of Lord CA R. altior on, in Saint Janus's-place, which is to be fitted up in a superior style of elegance. The infant son of Lord CLONGUILR Y. died, on the 7th instant, at Dawlish, aged two mlnths Lady Petals was prevented front attending the Earl of BRLAD AAAAAAAA dinner, and the Duchess of CORDON'{ party, on Monday, by the indispo sition of her fair daughter, the Hon. Miss DRUM. MOND. Sir Joust and Lady Snareret.oarrived, last Sa turday, at their house in Portland-place, from Copkridge-hall, bear Leeds, Yorkshire. The Dublin Caricaturists are exercising their ta lents upon 64 J. iS. Preas's Criss. Cow with Lady Csotrcearr. Anirbig the fanciful pieces of this class is Sketch from Lift, kg an Adis* Mailer, s,- hoed ky Twelve Cot:Paine w s, al 20,0001. The Earl and Countess of Posers are expeeed non Saturday at their hour.e in Berkeley-square, from Walcet-hall, Salop. The last arrivals at Clifton, near Bristol, are— The Countess Dowager of King on ; Sir Relseit }grime ; Sir Walter Janes; Cal. and Mrs. Arthdail ; Col Cult:; Mr. and Mn. Hodges; Mr and Mrs ; Mr. Muller; Doxat ; Mn, Shone; Mr. Lane; Mr. Muir HOur. M• 11 court; Mr. Estenurt ; Gen sral and Miss Fennsig ; Mr. Wright ; Mr. Roberts; Major Mowbray ; and Mr. Butner. We are given to understand, that the Assassins of the form have confessed to the Managers of °event Garden Theatre, that they are inaucent of / the crime they are to be executed for. We understand, The Grand Bare in Shaky, which forms but a small part of the beautiful Ex hibition, nc.w performing at the Sam Pared, in the Strand, the methanism and effect of which have ex cited die admiration and inquiry of all foreigners in the town, although so little attended to by the English public, is a..solutely sold for a Thousand Guineas, to add to an Exhibition now preparing in Amsterdam ; and from hence to r-m .ve to Paris ; on which account this Theatre will Jose for the sea son, positievir in the Eaver.werk. ursday morning, at eleven o'clock, was mar ried, at Sr. Mary-la-honne Church, -- Count. Esq. son of Dr. COI4IIL, of Hart-street, Bloom.. bury, to Miss PAtaat Genitals, eldest daughter fit the late Wit ti•ss Patna Gangers., Esq. of MAP. che.ter-square. The young lady us only seventeen years of age, and is posse.sed of a large fortune I she was dressed, on the happy ne.casion, in a wh to satin frock, trimmed with the fineNt point lace, and a white satin pelisse and hat. 'trimm d with swans dawn. The fair bride was int-tided t. , the altar ts‘ bee three slams, dressed in the same mane.er, tinfo il% a men int , resting groape. As soon a: the ce•• cemony was over, the new-naanicJ pair set out lot iisnichWaire.• . . PROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S G 4ZETTE. MILITARY YitOMOrIONS. II er•thitre, •rA 10, IW7. Repack- Meet .ra .4.Gte,t tit Hunt, lite late Capta.it iu Lila 741 Liglit Drarocs, ',cc Wilson, elm) tetures, _ - - - T. K nnely, Gent. late Storekeeper at GniArt, vim ifor,t. s.ni, who rrli 3 O , hls MONA VDU w —The Appointment of A'exandor M'Ot e . em, 4; •nt. to he Cornet and Sun Lie..tehant, ty ~r , rrchaer, to the let Regiment of Life-Guards, as stated in 1 he Gaune of the Mu ult ha. not taken pl.er. Coonsuisteal is the UepUoid Rifle Vomitean, bK edby Lord heatless., al the County el Kritt. Second Lieutenant NiUi.m F.l,ller t., be Flr.t vice Dodmaa, psigned Mach 4, 1407 'Dumas Bailey, Gant. to S• cowl Lieut.-twit, vice Fulch:!. Dated as above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. joaoph Hopkinson, Vickers, Jesepl:Or illin, James R.cliardsen, and John Burley, all of Shelf, Id, in the count,. of York, raw and nlge•rool makers. Myrrh 7, 1507. John Cowper, Henry Harlow, and James Carden,, ru Ver., a•r , i 1 ,, 1t••n-ipilo nen, of hlta•un'im,ill:, w yarn Ih. roe... ship of o.dltam, in the county of Lancmter March 4, 16..7. John Webb add James Wilitcomb, of the city of Nte min, in t h e count, of Wilt& Janus7y SS, :507 William Ewald and ‘taithew Ainsworth, imth of H Run , lose, in thit cou tl-palatine of Laneaster,eettur r ma nufacti r t. February ?I henry James Gahm and Thome' lil pfkld jun. n 1 glees.street, Illackfriar's.r brewer. N ar a 4 . Charles Bayley and Job Collier, both of Abney lon, In ll, a county of Berke, d..ye t Febreary 17. 1507 William Cuatance and David Bradwetl the yowl*, b makers. February 10, 1507. Dickte awl S. Moor, of Pen/ensile, in th.. e. mfity colour-tnassufactufcrs. blare. 6, 18 7. Tata and John Ednionsn... of Ma i.- •er r in it ir county r.l Lancaster, dry-salters. bccenaerr 11, 16(4. DIVIDENDS. April 3. George Damon and Abraham 7inon DuncLrr Cut...eie ' now or tate of Lane...tel. to the .cony r,t I. „ caster, br oken, merchants, dealers and chaimien, at ay:, at the Kiiiit.Arros, in Lancaster. May Malin Rubinson and J rho Ibbet.on, of Drum'„, in the county of Ildiodlesex, grocers, &alms a. d men, at ten, at Gui dhali, 1.. nrh. o Apr, 3 R bait Derbialore. :ate r f l.iverl nnl , in the coact, et Lancaster, gur:er, at we, at the Gone st atria, lh Joke. street, Liverpool. April 3. William 1.111,1, late of Liverpool, in the county */ !Lancaster, liqaor merchant, at twelve, at the Globe lasso% in John•stroet, Liverpool. April 4. Edward Eanar, "ow or late of Parl.e.., in th e mu g, erf York, elothicf. dealer •ort chap INN el.yen, at the Whita Hor.e 11111, iu I.eeds in .1,4.84 c-unt, 0 , April 4. Thomas Farrar, of Puday. in the co u n t y o r y,,b , clothier, flea* sod @hapset sr, at eleven, at the White Inn, in Lands, in this said c..unty of York. M.rth 31. Willlain Packer, I iii,mber.street, Gendrosn'e. Fields, in the county of Mi./dle•elt. tteen, dealer 04 dup. man, at unite, at Guildhall, Lo -den. March 31 Laie Vesied!ey, of hlaiden•lane, Wood-neer, in toe cite of London, hosier, &elm' and chai.inan, at mu. at Guil.!hall Msrch :let Jaseph Will, !ate of royton, in the n.unty Lancaster, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Stu ant, in Manchoriar. Ard V Mamma Day, late ri! Gnive-Hill, in the et S•. Nicholas, in Beverley, in the Fast Ridis.g of , h-• count/ of York, ship-car airier, de..ler and chapin. o, a. a vs., : at the Tigre Inn, in Brittle), in the said county May I. Thomas Lennon's, of !idiot Cath. rine, rear Tower, in the counts of Mii:dle..ex, sioi.se-lei, dont.. Chapman, at one, •t Gu,dhall , Landon. March 31. Thomas Fawcett, 'ate of the Old '(lime, city of London, merchant, derhr and chairman, at tcc, a: CERT? FIC ATES.—MAltell 31. John Crundall, of Claga.an,road, n the parish of Saint U. Lambeth, in the county Cl Surrey, capenter, day aed chammrti. Jod Helmick. of Stockport, in the county of Chester, (met , dealer and chapman. John Ciuhars , of Voiestrt et, is the parish of Saint hm.., in the Liberty of Wratminater, in the covnty of kleddlesta„ warehousemen, dealer and el, i MAD. 11,charil William Ulric Schuette., or White-lion can't, tut chin-lane, in the city of London, merchant, uodereria.t, broker; deem and chapnia rt. William Knight, of Stnnebieakes, in the par;sk of Saddle. worth, in the county of York, clothier, dealer and Thoniac B.alow, of Mat.che.ter, in tlic county of Lanier, merchant, dealer and chapmen. John Simpa.m, sn tie county of Glouceoe - , car.ier, dealer and tharman. PRICE OF S rucKs Y 1 S r{l S per Cont. Consols it per Cent. Navy ..INV ImperialS pet Cent. r Oninium intim Brruids Si 4s. prens tiouth Sea Steck Feehequer Shcs English Lottery Tickets Consuls fur ..... T FISH, Stec :-Hroker, Ne. 4, Corrthill, end 9,01, ••ter IRISH STOCKS, %i A C J. Gnvernme.n Debentures rrper Cent..... 15; : i Government Ikbentures Si rr Cent... 701 j: Govennnent Sonek L. per Cent Guvernment Stock 31 per Cent. inj Grand Canal ban. 6 per Cwt. Et nrsl Culla Laan6 per Cent. 93; COAL-MARKET, a 1 a aca 1i Ships at Market. held. 17 ..Newessae lO. 474 31. 3 . 1 : • 64 1 —Sunderland .... 0 flOs O 4 e Ht. PI MMt KIAUI On the 9th inst. at the Colterate Chum'', Mancheo •,. James Parker. Eel. of Queen-street, CYsap•ide, to Moo .a.a Raihos, or Manchester. DEATH. A few days ‘i,ice, at his house, at Finder', the Rev. Delo? Metcalf, vicar of that place, aged IR yew. HIGH WATEK, THIS Unl, AP LIM:LI.JIk 61,10. Morn.... 46 min.art.ar S Flven..... I min offer . • SALE BY AUCTION. BY LEIGH and S. FOTIIFItY, at their House, No 145, Sirai•A, THIS DAY, March IS, sod FOnlf Waning Last, (Sunday asi,esasiL THE entire, elegant, aid very valuable I PR AIRY, of CHARLES MEDFORD, Egq. lat Briaton.cso.eway (with the exectit.n of all the Wm printed at Strawberry , hill). The whole containing • flue coll., • lion of the local and general Hotory of England ; Ant. • ties; rne.gn llistnry ; "magus; Travels; Lives; M... inners; Retry; Novels; dre. N B. Reid'. Shakespeare, 41 vols. two. awl Herbert's Lam beth, Cu tinge payer, (of which only 25 copies well pew. on large p:1-r) are tenth very Cu.; y illustrated with moll Itut- dyed prints. Th • Woks in conned are In ell pant cw.iit all his elegant Ma ing-tny Bookcases, wlth g; . • two (tr., of which were the i.riyerty of the late .1 Toil. on, Esq ) ; an elegant Litotes* tminted-g;ass Lantern , larg-'collefii .11 td Rooklatothres Tools and Pnwssas; also Ma •!ro CS I a To be viewed, and Cattakiwas (Plies 6d) to be ha 1 ti e place of Sale - 1.W4110N :—Psototel by Nb. 17, _ ; 4.'•urt, Ihrw St,fl.o, • (woen, mod pobis4.o .t U hre, No. t' •lftles Ch &RPM' W ‘,! h , • Jo.' street. t A' ic , i) • Poi' lIIIN VT . new Nonlll lann ,te phlhp, pu.u • an. Mr. Pali meet no I NI% MI fin M a, Low A r 'I% The ~,,, tot Mr. Laved!. The btue b Tc HA Mott lir 10 Cowsi. Stoat" On 1%04r TH. Witt Wk. • heed* `• Th. FAO by Mob Print S verb Smitu. Tb; Dow NLr.- Omlowl — TO Whew O 1; Ttck r ;.4 eg col • liewirch PAN"( —4l! c milt° LINE, Ladl Qv toe., snrpni Pist tin I FILE r Tod Lased :44 ) • , . ! 1• tl.e and ge I.lgllt t y 11% or S. MJI C.pi AN so ii, Ti. Megan Oat )4