The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-03-30 00:00:00

-NAVAL INTBLLIOLNCE. PORTSMOUTH. MARCH 27. Sailed His Majesty's ship Edgar on a cruise. His Majesty's ship Vara will saa to-rnerrnw with the Mediterranean convoy, to join the Sea:RN-se frigate at Plymouth.—Wind E. MARCH eB. Sailed the Firetra bomb, with a fleet under con voy for the Mediterranean. The Decade frigate is appointed convoy for the West Indies; and the Cohm3tne, for figlifax, Wind W. 7ALMOUTH, MARCH 25. Arrived His Majesty's ship Alpha, from Ply mouth ; and the liformtewn armed brig, with a con voy of coasters, from the Eactward. Sailed the Speedy to join the Mercrey frigate, and convoy for Newfouidland, Halifax. Btc. which ap peared off this port this afternoon. I4,YMOOTH, MANCH 26. Caine in the /Am". Peters, from Lisbon ; and the Twelve oder:. Bull, from Dram. TORBAY, Ms.RCH 26. Sailed from hence the Ethahaa frigate on a cruize. Wind E. DEAL, MARCH 27. Remain in tile Downs His Majesty's ships, &c. u per last.—Wind N.E. MARCH 23 Arrived several gun-brigs, 'dm. from a cruise.— Wind N.E. FROM LLVYD'S LIST. GI •C' ND, Mau-1827 —.Pawed by the Young Cornelia', ; Soulra, Lund; and the Proviionee, Mourast, from Nuway...Aailed the Waldernao, Lin.", for Lima; Exehang , Orme, for Copthhogen; 'ad thw Duenessof York, Naughton, fur Surinam. The Marinretta Mazdairsia, EOllll, from Yar mauth for Leghorn, has put into Cortera, in dis tress, and is eOndemned there, on account of her being from England. The Had,.*, TowLss, for New York, is put back to Liverpool with damage, having been on shore there, and must or:load. The Syre ie, (a Dane', from Cork, for Lisbon, is captured and carried into Men lair. The Charlaile, PURD v, for London, is sunk in the canal, at Cardiff. The Sir Edward Pallcto, arrived in the Clyde, sailed from ileibiee on the 28th January, in company with the Clio, Dow, for Glasgow ; Char. lOU ••••••••• 6 —, for London ; Sidra, Minerva, and Marv, for Liverpool, and parted from them on the 11th February. The following Naval Appointments have taken place Captain Sir C. Hamilton, lisrt to the Terseraire, 98. - Hon C. klphinstonc Hermitic, to the Bulwark, 74. - I+4l. T. Colville, to the Hercule, 74. - E D. King, to the Monmouth, 64. G R. Collier, tO the Sureedlante, 3s. - C Shipley, to the Nymph, JB. ....is m s Hon. H. Duncan, .n the Porcupine, 24. - Edward Hmskuns, from the Half-pay List, to the command of the Minerva Lieut. Samuel John !echel of the Foudroyent. to the summand of the Ferret sloop of war, with the milk of Muter and Curarnand.r. PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 4datiralty-Oles, March 28, 1807. 'Copy of a Letter from Keay admiral Sir Alex:oder Cochrane, L E. Commands , in Chief of His Majesty's ships and via Gab at the Leeward islands, in William Marsden, Esq. dated on beard the Northumberland, at Barbadoes, the 24d January. WM St a—For the information of the Lords Commis sioners of the Admiralty, I beg to inclose the copy of a Letter from Captain Matson, of His Majzsty's ship Venus, acquainting me with the capture of the Determinee, a fine brig privateer from Guadaloupe, pierced for twenty guns, having fourteen mounted, and 108 men on hoard. I have the honour to be, Esc. *Aces. COCHRANE, Ms Majesty's Ship Venue, Carll,lor Bay, sfl, Barbado-s, Januarg 18, 1807 With great pleasure I report to you the capture, ley His Majesty's ship under my command, of the French privaterr brig Determiner, from Goada. loupe, mounting fourteen guns, with a complement of 108 men We saw her from our mast-head, ou the forenoon of t'.e 161 h instant, about 100 leagues East of Barbadoes, and she gave us a chase orsix teen hours. The Determiner is nearly new (being on her :outth cruise only), and a remarkable fine coppred af.d copper-fastened, out sixteen days, and had not taken any thing. I have. &c. (Signed) Haag• MATSON. The lionourahle Sir Alex. Coch , ane, Rear- Ad 'al •t the White, dm. Cory of another Letter here ftvar Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, datol at liartuine., January te, 111117. SI a—The inclosed copies of Letters from Cap tains Selby and Sayer, of His Majesty's ships Cer berus and Galatea; }tom Captain Hodge, of His Majesty's sloop St. Christopher's ; and from Lieu tenant Dean, commanding His Majesty's armed brig Dominica, I request your will be pleased to lay before the Lords Commissioners of the Admi ralty. They give me an account of the capture of two small privateers, a letter of marque, and two other vessels. Considerable spirit and gallants y were displayed by the officers and men in the boats of the Galatea and Cerberna ; the loss in the lat ter ship has been rather great, and I am sorry to add, that Lieutenant Coote's wound is of a very severe and dangerous nature, The Creole privateer schooner, of one gun and twenty-eight men, captured by the Circe, on the 24 instant, is also arrived in this Bay. I have the Honour to be, Esc. Acex. COCHRANE. Hit hfaj , tsty's Ship Crrherus, off Mar. Slit, Unique, Janus. y 3, 1807. I beg leave to acquaint you. that in pursuance of your orders to me by Captain Pigot, 1 recon noitred the ports of Guadaloupe and the Saints ; after having so done, and percei►ing no force of any coniequence, except a brig, of sixteen guns, lying in the Saints, f left Captain Pigot, of the Circe, off that port, and was proceeding to my firmer station, in further pnrsuance of your di reatons, when, on the 2d indent, as .I was beating , to wiAwAral bowies Martiaqua and Dominique, and a sloop in company, standing foe St. Pierre's, with Tr,* colours /tying ; I gave chase, and pre vemetithene front bathing that port, upon which they all three ant:bored under a battery to the Northward, near to the Pearl Rock, aid very close to the shore. It however appeared to me preaicable to cut them out in the night. I consulted Lieutenant Coote on the occasion, who. with Lieutenant Bligh, volunteered the attack ; when, about eight o'clock, they very gallantly boarded two of the vessels, un der a most tremendous fire of cannon and mus ketry from the shore, and bmt:glit them nut, not withstanding the enemy had taken the precaution to unbend their sails. Our loss, however, upon this occasion, has, I am concerned to sty, been considerable. Lieute nant Coote has received a most desperate wound in the head, which has deprived him of his eyesight, and I very much apprehend will, eventually, his life. One midshipman was wounded by a mus ket•ball in the leg. Two men were killed, and eight more were wounded ; a list of which I here with inclose. I cannot close this account without expressing, in the highest terms, my entire satisfaaion of the gal lant conduct of Lieutenants Come and Digh, to gether with Messrs. Hall, Master's Mate, Mr. Sayer, Mr. Carlewis, and Mr. Selby, Midshipmen, whase bravery, on this occasion, could not be exceeded ; and which I feel mitered will be the means of pro . curing them your approbation. Messrs. Horn, ka and Rateove, Russian young Gentlemen, serving Midshipmen, and Mr. Collins, Boatswain, are eig64) entitled to my warm praise. The Privateer made her escape, a ith her sweeps, under cover of the darkness of the night. I here with incline you a hst of the vessele capturad (one schooner, one sloop, Fiend)); and have the honour to be, am W. SULEY. Toe Honourable So' Vexancler rant, R.B. ennunatider Um-, - - Jtc 3c. &co. Barbadoes. A List of Officers and Men Soled and wounded on board His lki4j• sty's ship Cerbei us. Torbutl, ordinary seaman; Wm. Town 'bend, marine. Wounded—William Come, second Lieutenant, dangerous ; George Sayer, midshipman, net had; Pete , Pipon, ordinary, since dead; Smith, Wildman, 11.4 dangeinus ; John Burke, quarter-gunner, ditto; John Tucker, la,idinan, dan. gerous ; John Tesdale, corporal of 11111 , 111eS, tutu; Anthony Marley, ordinary, slightly ; Stephen old, able, ditto. Ma;ftty's Ship Galatea , off Cosadvloops, • SIR, November 1 . 2, 18U6, This morning I gave chase ro a suspicions schooner, in the N. W. AnJ, after a few hrUrs. got near enough to him, when it moderated by &gives to a calm, and our boats were dispatched under Lieutenants Gittens and Walker ; irr a few m;ni.tes after, they reached near enough to tetur: hi, fire w r ril musketry, and were on the point of boa ding, when his French colours were struck, and proveJ to be the Reunion. a fine now vessel, of 10 guns, pierced t. .s. 14, cover bottom, from La Guira, boor d to Mar. tinique.with a cargo ; she obtained some dispatches for the French Genral-in-Chief, from the Spatiait Government at the Car accas ; not a man of ours was hurt, which I attribute to Lieutenant Gtr va's judicious disposition of the boats, while nncle‘ e enemy's fire. Our men confirmed me in .., good opinion I have so frequently had occasion have of them. I have the honour to Ina, St..: Gtoeuz SAYFR, RearvAdmivil Sir A. Cochrane, &c. &e. L Hi. M.jr:q ' r i1..10p St. C risto:. l l-es, Ba.seterre SIR '•1 Roads, St. !Can't, Jan. 3, i 8 /. I have the honour to inform you, it , a at day light on the morning of the 2d instait, St. 11.triholo. mew's bearing N. W. distance about th, ee miles, I fell in with three French privateers, ad to leeward r.f us ; I instantly gave chase, but as they sepArAted, we had only the gr•nd foe tune to capture one of them, the other two hAvii g escaped into Great ElAy, St. Morin's. HaJ they united, 1 am happy to asstve yeti, from the spirit and alacrity of the officers and ship'm com pany, we should either have taken or Jest& oyed the whole of them. The vessel 1 have captured is the Entrepreaante, French sloop, of one small gun, and 17 mm. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) A. [loom Rear.Admoral the Hun. Sir A Cochrane. K. E. &c. lic kc. Hu Majesty's armed knit rmminica, off SIR, Ilineau, Nov 19, I have the honour to inftom you, that I yesterday captured, to windward of Mariegalante, the Basilisk lugger.rigged French tow-boat privateer, dm-led with one brass three-pounder, and sixteen mvn ; she was returning to Point a.Petre, from a three months' cruise, and had made three captures. I havethe hot .our to be, &c. (Signed) W.llsati. To lb. Hon Sir A. Cochrane, K. 11. See ..le. t e . Mere follow, a list of twenty-four captures, roads by the ships of II Mitl,4o squadr-rt in the 1 , 1..4 !tube:, ua.ler con) sand of ItOor-Adroarat Sir Et:owasdllew, Bart sauce 1.4 return.) At the Court at the taitorn's Palace, the 25th of March, 1807, PRESENT, The KING'S Most Lacer's's' Majesty in Council. His Majesty basing been pleased to deliver the ciisoirly of the Privy Seal to John Earl of We,tin..rland, K. G. the oath of Keeper of the Privy Seal was this 'lay administered to hint, and hit Lordship took his place at the HAMM accordingly. His Majesty haiiog peen ple.tied to appoint the Right Ho nourable Robert Banks Lord flevrkesburv, the Right lion. Robert Stewart (commonly celled Viscount Castlereagh,) and the Right lion George Centring, to be Hie Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, they were this day, hy Hta Ma. jesty's command, sworn His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State accordingly. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 26th of March, 1807, PRESEN r, The KING'S Mint Excellent•Maimity in Couoril. His Mije.ty ' in Council, was this day pleased to declare John Jeffreys Fad of Camden, K. G. Lord President of Ili, alajesty's Moat Homorable Posy Council, and His Lordattip took his place at the Board accordingly, This der the Right Hon. Spencer Pereeval, Chancellor and Under Toa.urer of His Majesty's Exchequer, and time K Hon. Roliert Dundee, were, by He Majesty's command, sworn of Ills Majesty's Most Honourable Pnvy Council, and took their places at the Board atcordingly. His Majesty, in entilleil, was this day pleased to appoint Henry Earl Bathurst, President of the Committee of Council appointed tor the consideration of all matters retatutg to trade and foreign plantatious. MILITARY M.RoNIOTIONR. .o.l7;fficg 14 Volunteer Curb♦ Sig,® *.Hu lbjegie COPS. s nf linstroartfry for Cht ON of Loudon. fah Regiment of Loyal London Volunteer.. Jyiejor Jo. ArooY, to be Licatobaut-Coltagal. Tics Sig Captato Jute Tooes to be Maim, elec./a! no.. ptewriitel. loeuteliant Thviii Smith to Le Captain. ciLe I A•lei, vroli•ottol. Emir' William Wake t, be I,ketlicuoi.t, mien Smith, pro nimed. Rnsigrtllo s ha Viven tr. be Lieutenant, rice Perrin, recigned. All dat-d Septernb• r 17, 1807. • N'ul water. Thomas Monis, £•q to be Captain, vac* re•igned. Owed SoptetitLver 17, 180 G. Comntiview in the Royal London Regiment( of %Willa. s;,:ued bu flu Illaje3tg's C,"*.481;.•04r. Limatimadmey / o r Me , g ,g aty. EAS Regiment. . &loin William Best to.be Lieutenant , vice Stanley, resign ecl--Isted•Feb. 6, 1867. John Deschamps, Cent. to be Ensign, rice Rest, promoted— dated Feb. 8, 1807. William Onclii;aii, Grant. to be Eus , gp, vice Sinclair.. resigned dated Yeb. 2% 1607 West Regiment. Eepig4 William %launder to be Licotenant, vice Tarratt, re signed—slaterl F.-S. 5, 1607. George Alexander Trnese, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Matuider, prnm.ited—dated Feb. 6, !got. Thoma.Crtimp, Gent. w be Ensign, vice Nellear, te.gned..- dated Feb. 7, 1407. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Napper and Charles Jacob, of in the county of Middlesex, surgeon' and apothecaries. March 251, 18417. James Ashworth, Martlis A-liworth, and William Ash we tii„ hatters, of liaughton, in the county of Lancaster. Jan 31, 18117. Georges Hirst, James Bridget, add Jonathan Piieolev, of littnAt t-Moor, in the parish of Leeds, in the county of iork linen yarn spitinets Match 21, 18 5 7. John Nicholls, the eider, and Thintla, Nicholls, the younger, of Bradford, in tit-. county of Wilts, linen.drapers, grocers, and bakers. Droarn.her 22, 10146. Abrsham Less . and Arista Knopp*, tailors and sloprellers, of Sr. Cartisrjne street, in the precinct of St. Catharines, in tne county of Middlesex. March 28, 11102 Thomas Wethetlwad, Jilin Butt, and Thomas Turner We tberheart„ of Wapping, Middlesex, tOftWO•r4. Feh. 1806. William Wells, Benjamin Gilchrist, and William Neville, threadmen and iiaberdasners, of Fleet street, hi the pernli of St Dunstan in the West, in the city of London. March 26, 1807. Juba Batman., John Leven, and NV:lliam Sergeant, sugar_ . nskeis, of t`ver l'hatnes.strert London. Deeernher Jl, 1900 Jame• Jr.& and G-orge G.tbstan, of Holborn, its the comity ot Middlesex, tattler' and harnessernakets. Jan. I , 1807 George Wilson, decoy e d, and Itibert Smith, ,both of Br tn.netiatn, in the °minty of Warwick, lactate November 4, Jamet Davenport, hones Gee, and John Mellor , hattrta, of 11.01Lnwond, near U,,Jliout, in the county of Laucaatez. Mardi ¶A, 124. J u lio Disbury, G orgy 0 -ant, and George Dolsbury, mole sters, of Wickeraley and Datton, In the coiirty of York. Mao h 28, 180 7. Charles 4rel:et :nd Samuel Winter, of Litvrence-rettotr.el lamb, Loudon, mercLante. December JI, BANKRUPTCLeS ENLARGED., Thomas Harding and La yrence Ora:), 1st:: of Orklircv• court, Mil:swat, in the city of London, dealers Ltd chaprnen, from March 2S, to April 4, at ten, at George Pa:it .-Jon, of the city of London, wareheoiernln, muslin onanufael.vnr, dealer and .shapman, horn March 31, to April 21,11 ten, at Guildhall, London. Tiinraiet Clark, of Chatham, in the county of Keut, corn dcaltn and eliaontan, Goat Marcb 25, to May 16, at ten, at Lon ion. • %NK RUPTCY SUPERSEDED._ John P,urgt.ali, of Great Surrey street, Bla kfoiars'-rftd, in the r w..• 9. Surrey, cSeeseinonger, dealer and claapman. BANKRUPTS, ljichar! 1-Inntntiry the yiwager„ nt lioniton„ in the county et It, luelt,i-fic,nr, to @chewier, Aprd 2t, 22, and May 9, At , .it t'n. Dolphin Inn, an Ilettito.i. Att.ares j s, rearm, in tionitun . _ George Sy moos, late of Plymouth dock, in the county of G-von, twocar, to Amender, April 3,4, and May 9, at elev.-o. at the King's Arms Inn, in the borough of Plymouth. nes s, Meters Julian and Cudlipp, Plymouth, alvon And Mt Nath•niel Mires, Lothhirry, London. Jam Mit.ins.l, of %Immingham in the parralt of Btadford, in the loom! of York, worstedfmartufeeturer, to surrender, April 14, at s iv, 14, at eleven, and %tar 9, at eleven, at the house of Mr. John Wood, the Talbot Lou,, to Rtadiord. At torneys, Mr. F.dge„ of Kings Bench-wa!lts, Liner Tvinple,Lori den ; and Mr. Srogden ' of Bradford. . Richard lowley, of Kinsale, in the county of Wartack, eorn.factor, dealer and Chapman, to surrender, Aprn IS, 14, and May 9, at eleven, at the Black Swan, in the borough of Warwick, in One county of Warwick,. Attorney, M e m:, Smart and Thomas, Staple's Inn, London ; and Messrs. Tomes cud Heydon, WarwiA. _ . . _ Stephim Timothy West, of Castor, in the county of lin coin, sviren,r. to surrender, April 10, at three, 11, and May at ten, at the Talbot inn, in Castor, Attorneys, Mr..loaciih itilbarn.court, Gray's Inn, I.,milon; and hlrvis. Turn*/ an I Sulmer, at Castor. - .... . James Shyun, of S:r_tford, is the County of F.s.en,vietuall , .., dealer and Chapman, t. ',mender, %Larch SI, A:mi 14, ant May 9, at ten, at Gu,llhal, Atsorn M 4.14 Smith and Mon, Chapter-11.)use, St. Paul's Churea..3 ard i London. John Howe, late of Castle-carnet, Falc , n-square, in the city er f.nndnn, maicliant, dealer and chairman, 1.. sorrendin, April 4, 16, and May 9, at ten, at fintielhall. Attorneys, Mysirs. Swain and Steven,, (Ad Jewry. DIV lb/2405. April 21. William Walker, .iStratf wet in the county of Essex. ealicolorinter, dealer and chripinan, at eleven, at Guildhall, London April 28. Richard William Ulric Schneider, of White Lion court. Bitchin-tone, in the city of London, merchant. writer, broker, dealer and chapniaii, at one, at Guildirall. April 21. John V ~it, of Stratford, in the comity ril Foes, e a t, -printer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, 1,,,,,, April iI. James Wilkinson, late of Loyd,, in the eounye of York, dyer, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at the Three Lilts Nu, in Leek.. May 4. Thorne.. teolooto, late of the hinseik et ilehu m u, th e nonce of Cornwall, grocer, .leader anJ ell.puoan, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, in the said borough of Helmo,. April 2b. Ilenianiin Robert Hayden, of the borough of Ply mouth, in the comity a IJc...it, bookseller awl Inatome., at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, iu the borough or I ly mouth. Aprtl2t. Geeirge Fineman arid Richard King the younger. of St. Thames the Apoule, London, broken, dealala and Chapman, at eleven, at Gurldhall. May 1. Wrlliain Charles Crank, of Kensingt in thr county of Muldlerex, brewer and merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Mae I. Peter Lioal.ay, formerly of Greenwich, in the county of Korot, baltcr, but late of Barking, in the county of k: sex, farmer. dealer and cliapsnan, at twelve, at Cui44411, Loudon. April 23. John Ithailguld, of the town of Pottiest, in the county of Southampton, cabinet-maker, dealer and chap man, at ten, at Guildhall, Londo n . Apra SI. Peter James Papillon, of St. Swithin'alane, Lon don, neerchant, dealer and thaimsan, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 21. John Russell, of Moorfields, in the city of London, broker, dealer and chairman, nt one, at Guildhall. April le. Charles Cnlwal , of Ratlihnneoplare, in the county of Middlesea, upholsterer, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, L6llllOll. April IS. John Simpson Tydeman, of Colchester, in the chonty of F.rtex, ironmonger, &Ater and chapman, at eleven, at the house of Joseph Brown, the Griffin Inn, in Colchtatct. CERTIFICATFS—Ar•t t. It James Mair, of FinChUINA•bIIII6II4S. the city of London, insuiance-broker, dealer and chairman. John King, now or late of Yarmouth, in the late sif Wight, in the county of Southampton, miller and localism°, dealer and ehapnwin. hdacall Wilford. of the New City Chambers, in tits city o' Landewe. Perkie s ileala and clasimaa. M.I'ETINOS OF CRBDITOPS AT GUILD:IAI I 3 R . o: i • i rt w ll e es ,o, l np ß , i. C l. h m is; , :: l . l7 :t u r - , ee m :t . ,: ecc i 9 L ites l , ii mi s a b itur: true r' , :. : hliiklies..),-, painter and glazier • Iti Richard Poole., Nag. Head wort, Giacecaurch strert, L•indon, n,crehant Ja:liell !lorry, of the sime ',lace, merchant • 3 It J. 1 .111 114e1 , 1V1, N •ogate.street. Loud et, linen-duper 3 ll Ju'in Wachs I. Greit Suit:y.street, Blackfrici- roa d, S or• y, des .semnti, or . • 3ID RS. hind I amlnition, Leek, Staffordshire, linemdrate, si, Gems.- Paikinson, London, waiehmisernm Joint Wri.on, Warwick-court, Huiboin, Midolee -, coalimn-reiiint . John Hennett, Nerthumberland,street, Strand, wine. merchant . . • : it Thonmi Suinam, late of I reek, Norfolk, hawker a id pedlar . . . ‘Viltulm Watts, Castle-lane, Southwark, Story, lath -r. It d•oci.er . Charlvs Hooey and Michela, Hwy, Neugate.strris, London, linen-drapers . . i i VI VIDFN DS. Michael Fare, late of Iligh•street, Southwark, Stvry, linen dm., James Blase Jones, New Rund•street, Middlesex, fruit erer . . . . • 1: James Ward, late of Rermunsi,ty, Sorry, brewer ll James Pendred, Houk-green, Hammersmith, XVI.. s , a, dealer and chaplet:tit . • 11 II slph limilding and John Houlding, late of P earn, Lmcashire, dealers in liquors . ID John Scott lIIM George Scutt, South-street, Fimbors. . square, limdon, merchants . . ll Thomas Hurion, New Bond Street, tavern keeper 4 Samuel Wilkinson and Joseph &trough, High-Wy. cuiritt, and Great Marlow, Suckritgi t a m sh oe, ba•akers . • Ifl Benjamin Phillip; and, William Amen. ElSePairet. Southwark, di rig•grinderi . Joh n (.;,,,rge Ni c h o lls, M o uls e y„ S urre y, merchant 1 1 1 , Thomas; Agate, Fadcheap, Lou MO, cheeseicnirg r Thomas Prescott King, West Cowes, Isle of r„,Vit, Ilamp hire, liiteri.draper . . V, Ednts: . id R i o' I, Lom'onistaeet. Lepdan, merrh in! la William' Packer, Chamber-sweet, (roodihatit.nCids, London, tailor ... !sin Sgaodley, Maiden-lane, Wood a simet, I.nidue. hoaier . . . . !4 . Thnitias Fawcett, late of Old 'Charge, London, mce. chant . • • • • I) CERTIFIVATES. Jokiat Crusidall, of Claphain road, in the parish of Sault f,z, vs. Lambeth, oi the county o; Su.ney, ear,. iita, (I.4:caw clummati. Joel Reswick, of Stakport, in the county of Chester, rem, dealer and dominos John Car bars, of Voie-street, in ths parish of Saint Jaws, in the Lioerty of Westminster, in the county of kliddst aa , warcaionseinan, dealer and ch ipman. R•charil William IHrie Schneider, ol Whlte.lionicou.r, Pir. ciiiii lane, in the city of London, merchant, modemme, broker ilea er and chapmaiu. iliiam Knight, of StoiliAneakes, in the parish of S a tii, e , worth, in cite countx of T 0 , 44, °loaner, dealer man Thomas Barlow, of lianch.—.4er, in the county of La n c u t r , scan: haul, aad chapian. J lau tionoson, of Faitford, in, Ow casuntx of Gioucesltir, oararr, dealer ar.d ehsprhan. PRICE OF STOCKS, SATIPIDAY pc, Cent Como!' S per Cent. Navy Y SLt L0pe...1 Anounies -15 o.r.ni 1 rem In.LA a.. pee. Exchequer Bulls lairs per. hoglich Lottery Tickets Consols fur T. BISH, Stock-Bieker, No. 4. Cormlll.l, and 9. (saint CM" Ota SatorrlA4 ta4t, at Sl2f)f-1...8.01i1re. C1141:Cil, Stcv.. F...q of Dol.ninAtil. In the coisnty of Purrs, is Mms Catto.a cpi ro l ..t Pof t , .e. I Ito of June, at Columbia, in Carlini, Captain FA encl., Malta y ti-rretary to rktvernor Maisehd, as Miss Lowe Layard, frith daughter of the lat. Dean Si &Isiah DP.ATHS. In Charlotte-street. Portland-place, the youegest daughter et Drum! NuttseilAild, On Saturdir, the ftlst of Minis, at his house, in Chailotte. street., Frame-square, Robert Cattily Eq. late Committer's( the Be gal E.tAb hhment, aged Si pert. On Saortay, the llth i..stan , , afer a ;sloe it et ko•'en.cr, w SJelex, Michael Harmer, Loa of thee place, a. eel 63 Teen .. Neer Loodon, on the 11th int•ant, Lient.-Colnnel Ikea field, of Sontitnald, in Jamaica, netend broth , r to Stcplua Bromfiel.l. Emu of Ha4sington 54Aitis,, in BerwiOeshire. Hf '%V ' I I.R, THIS DAT, AT Mai ItGll _ AA't, L'..o4l)Utr _ Morn.... 5 ) min.after....6 Even..... TOmm after., '. SALES BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &e. By M-ssrs. KING end LOCH EE„ On the Premien, fIG, Chimell-street, on WEDNESDAY. April lid, and six folkwing Dain, it le, by Order t. As..enees of Koomtr HESLOP, a &abrupt, A I.L the Gen&ne HOUSEHOLD FURY.. La. TURK, and STOCK in TRADE. eompii‘i , l .1 Minerals, and Fosiiis, Stuffed Birds, Px• and usher Ciireo•itivs. _ May %we ,iewed, and CataiDgoes had, ptiee 6d. on the F o mietee, and of the Aulioneere. • S. LEIGH and S. SO nooksellers, at their House, No. 143, Strand, eirrewite CAl:^ . rinesstreet, on MONDAY, Apid 6th, and Six fiilewrg • Days, (Sunday excepted), 'I 3 HE DUPLICATES, and a considerable Pe. 1 non of the LIBRARY of Sir .JOHN SERRIGHT•PL of Reechwond, Herta ; also the very curious Oils/boa d MANUSCRIPTS, of Ancient Chronicles, Matlack Wow. Chinon, &c. on Velluin and Paper, many finely illuroulalcdi collect/ al by Sir Roger Twysden, and Mr. E. Lhwyd. Anions the printed Bioko am moos rare and early Vatic, of the (Mastro ; also from the Aldine arid Eileen ?woes od' iithisti early Printers ; the Duke of Northumberland's Arab del Mare. 3 vols.; Orlando nide.", in Spanish; Shakier , . First ; Clarendon's History and Life, 4 V.i;s Paper; Dugiale's Warwickshire, original Ed.tiun Duldrh', Baronage, 9 Volt. la gar Paper Sic. dc. Tel tiewed on Thursday, ' April 2d, ti:l the Time of S. Catalogues, (price Gd.), to he had at the Place of SAW BIBLIUTHECA )wiusoupTA LANSDOWNI.W VOL. 11. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Booksellers, at their house, No. 10. Strand, opposite P rice-street. Vol. 2d, on MONDAY, April 27, and E.: 4 following Days, (Sunday excepted); and Vol. Ist, early May. THE Entire COLLECTION of MAN !: ' SCRIPTS, on Paper and Vellum, of the late Mas:Ne ble WILLIAM Ma tiis of LANSDOWN; containin4 Shelburne State Papers. Tu be viewers on Monday, April 20th, till the Tinsels( Cal' Catalogues. (Vol Ist, price Ss. and Vol. '4.e. IHke Os n boards), to be had at the Place of Sale ; Mew.. MandeOt Sons. and Mnan. Bell and Wadfute, Eder ; M' char, Dublin; Mr Cook, Oxford; Mr. Deighton,Carribr .2o also at Bath, Bristol, Liverpool, Birmingham, Mambota and of ad tiie principal B .olosellere in the N. W The Prices, printed, of the Library and Prints, tar!'" bad, price LtINIUON :—Panted by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, DA' Court, bow street, Coveut-Givrten, and published 1 Unice, No. 15, Nock of it. Clement's Church, St , W. 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