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. ._ _ ~ NAVAL INTELFIGENCZ. YAYSGATI. 111. 20. E7cry hour firings accounts here of fresh dis 241. TS to the 5:,1, , p10g un coast, occasioned by the Itte di eadi tl /ale. The coast, from Deal to Dover, is clewed with wrecks :uid pieces, various a,rides, c.uks. &c. are floating about. Fift-en vz....eis. cf vario iv dzscriptions, are now lying ou tsh , ov on Deal goad:. a,id between that and Dover. sudden the sale came on, and its effeds were it so instantaneously. that in two minutes the •v . i ping in the Loam tame in the most imminent dai.ger. by driving with their anchors and running a ;Ann each •ther. . A great number of merchant vessels, transpoits, kc. •t various descriptions, were rrecked Lief le they could possibly let go an anchor. They were t;•iven by the violence of the wind and weather, in .lusters. two or three entangled together, the masts. yards, fite. flying about. The 'lino tlceadliii beyond any thing ever known 1.. 44. Ainang other+, twelve ships of war, frigates, et t: au nnr a, Ste. were driven from the Downs tt.'.l have not since retuned. Indeed it has bees -.o a f is sail reported. that on: or two of the sloops of 'NV3; or gun brig: have fonndered, but no account at s'..', ilkas•er had reachea Lord Keith this after. 5.••.,'. ....ere are theref.,re great hopes it may not 1:.: je _ . 'elute writing the ahave. accounts have b.en re tcivsd.thatthe.e„bbeetrigate.oueurthnse ariven out of the Downs, is now returisiog there, and pobably site snay bring intelligence of what is became of asaay l)1 the ire sii' ps art war. Great fears are, h,ltvever, entertained, respoding our cruisers, that were on tbc Fr.ncs Coast, when the gale sprung up ; as it is coninfturtd that they were pretty close in on the Coast, sad the gale came on so sud denly, apprenensioos are feu, that some of them may not have been alile to keep from the French shore. Lord K. i h yesterday ersiered a nenOier of Ires veh from th. 14. g-t, if posAle, iuteligence of the strips ut war that were driven trona their A number of vessels came into Ramsgate har bour to•dy, four or Eve arc elisma.ted. o:her wrestle, ilea have mitered severely, %kid not, pro abf, geL on t•r-n,orrAw. Three vessels are on snore begr M r gate. A ( 'ier appears coming round the F(.ie1a,..1, towards t its li.erl)out, diensasted. 'rho di,• .icine by tl.is tremendous gale, I am ue foand tu be very great. liatilotTli, TM 19. On Wed nnsday mottling last, about three o'clock, twit if ailend )ut eat' heavy gal,: of wind came down from the in consequence of which civetal :hip, were wrecked ; two on the Scratby Saod, of d a bother vcArl cane on the Sand, but a:ctr a. s s I off, and suck off Lowestoft. :he CIOWI of whiLb ware ail lost. His Majesty's sun brig Sipe came as shore in the South 11. m, with thirty prisoners oa board. many of whom. togs..- .etch net of the clew ahl soit.e women, perished, in all upward; of y; siuee become a wrzcic. Twritle sliewe between Cromer and this ws of w:licts an rr.ost of then, saved ; ari:ig bottom up inards; and a voce.. ; oae vessel sunk, tn. new of • their but, but urf•,rtunately the 1 the, all relished; and a great deal is feared, has beet done on the North "stercl.v, the diers sloop, and remain* ••.c, atattly, Plusame, artr. DILA!, M. 20. hl4;esty's ships 501,3,y Jlld Deserts wv err' others. with cl.ansge; they were .)se hllwn from the Downs, in the gale of h inst. Carrie down from the it Ives. tie rcestr, bound in 11.,1i3, and .11111(1, ,emaei era, and remein an the Dvwus, w h LLe dips as pts Lg. res. 11. Arrived the Sha,ove and V. 44 frigs•e3, with se• vend sl.mpn and i;t:n.sirigs, %vitt, damage ; they were blown from the Duwas is the gate of the 18th tuft:mt. Pri,,mat 110 4 4' man of wtr, from Ply niennh 1 Clyde, and At/exedra, from a cruise ; b win; Mary 3Nrc•otai, Clatit ; and the Lily, Henderson, 6 , ut.d tine West Inslits. The Bud diud; bound to St. Vincent's. is returned to the Dowas without darnage.—Wind Lova*, ran. 20. Several vessels have been brought in to-day, in toes . q.ttnce damages received in the late gales • the hods of several that lay stranded between Deal and th Month forela.nd, have been sold to-day. A genteal voring woman was thrown nn shore near the pl yesterday; she was alive at the time, btt nit :Ole to spe:rlcs every as.,istarice was imme diately procured, but it was feared the cold had too muds .afledle.l her ; some very handsome wearing apparel well picked op r,:ar her. Two dead bodies Were also thrown ashlre, a man and a buy. the ship that drifted of Shakepoar's Chff still remains "eh te, will the masts standing; at is thought she irri :aave nil on board, trom !tie appearance on the surtaee of the water An.n.u.l bet: • PORTSMOUTH, eel. CO. 7711. East India Beet ioteads to sail on Sunday, if : should to fair. I.ord Caledon embarks ,rr.,w, on hoard the dale: General Cuckett. arc -nit in clrnmsod at the Cape, goes in the ship Lm4vm llirJ, of General Grey's staff, am.t kr. I tar Judge of the Admiralty Court, go in the 4tip Litmgt2 , l. fhe Gt.t'o , ri and Ganges, LIM.* Ro v.it;i them. The %%CA huh* fleet, under r.or.roy of the Pima frigate, and Gamow sloop, sail at iarc sarre tto.e. Jailed the `:yin of 71 guns. to join Com:no. dare Eeats's sgeaslson, of Rochefort. Amy...a the ledejongab:e bigate, from Plymouth; Ind the Urea, r grati.vtssel, from a cruise. A rrivrd La Ss pernrre, from Jamaica. she sailed as the 12. is of January. L' EtAse.ile, from Cork; itapi..s.ton.and ethea. with the Permit, Lord Door esdMetref East lodestars& ; Trekiii. Liston. for In, roe j traitai,d, Witsoo. (or Madeira; Afietirneage l'irday. 1:;r Attica ; foe Antigua & an. Ejwards, ha Sur ii.am • ' • Aloseel, ILichaboatio ind the Sci:a:. for Jamaica ; and a bet ()vier outs aid b , u , nl ress.is Wows' oat of the I )ress in ti.e gait of L.it 13:4 saint. with the lose of anchors and cahlcs. 1111 f 4 :`1 Fl •: • f FROM SATURDAY WORTS GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor-Office, Feb YI, )807 • Jrl Reel/emit of Ltr. , itoon Guards—Com..t end fidiotent George Goat • to he Lieutenant. by poiclive, ewe Mlckle ilionite, pronsot-d in the Cith ro. , t hfith Iteuinient ni Poet—Brevet Lieutoort34.7 , .lonel Freierick Pinlitas kobioion, front illalf•pay of the 114th Feet, to be Niajt.r, vice Torreor, appointed bathe both Foot. 49th Dittna—litevet Lioutenant•Colonel Henry Torrene, from the 11.1.4i'Yout, to b.. Major, vice Holland, who retires on Half pay of the 134th boot. Major-General Chaut:nigne's Retimenta—Bievet I.ietiteitant Colonel Freecu Sweat', (10'11 Half-per of the 99th Foot, to be Major vise Bird, who exchanges. 9th Soya Yetera:t Battalion—litev.-t Major Philip St wart, fres the bah Royal V.rterao Battalion, to he Captain of a Company, eke Suilt , rl.ind, placed on the Retired Lot. Ciwwwiesiets sired by 114* Fire Litlctetala of the Ceteity Server. Loral Soot .L Volunteers. Sir Williams Bart. to b. Second Lieutenant...dated Ja nuary 14 1307. Commis!** in the Loyal West Worre.ter Battalion of V,' - tmer Infantry, 5 , Z,11/11 by the Le,' Lerateneet—dated . 10, 11106. Major John Jelkors, to he LieutenantaColonel-Comman...ant, rice Johnsen, re.sgood. .._.., ~,,,..__...~.. r DIVIDENDS. dew, in the c ants of 117.dee•rx, nineonerd act, it ter, at London. March 17 John Munrhoese, short, Ad:tphi, in the county of Mi Miters srins.ineu.!ilu:, dealer koi chaprnan , at t.a, at Guildhall , London. Msrch 7. Lawrence 11Jydrn, of Ci..7 l :enhant, in the county of Gloucester, linen.draiter, dealt, ...:lchaputan, at twelve. it GOldhall, Lotut..n. Match IJ. Witnon Roberts. lave e t:ing.ton-,pnt Mot, but now of the Coar CI York, kn A:A fed On com.tv of York, I,..rdw.nen.Al., des'or an d cha.. r ea., at ny e , at /he Robin Hood, in Cistlegate, in the c.iy of York. Aril 4. Jobe' of ii.e city cf merdtant, dealer and chapinatt, at eleven, at the Built Tenors', street, Itrntol. • April t 7. Charles Clark, of the rite of Bristol, cortafiefor, deake and chapotan, at eleven, et the White Ilan lain, iu Broad striae, in the city of Bristol. Much 19. ThomasJohraaii, late of the Borough of Laic.• ter, io the county of Leiceiter, carpenter and joiner, dealer and chapinan, at twelve, at the White Hart inn. iu Lei. eester. - March 23. Henry Elliott. of Chipyrankar, iuAbe enmity of Wilt', clothier, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at the Ilerese of Samuel peens?, relied or known by the Naive ur Sign of the Rummer Tavern, in Alt-Saint'i-Line, Bristol. March ld. Arthur Lewis, of Banbury, in the county of Ox ford. mercer, draper, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, in Banbury airesaol March 3s. George Mint, of Stalbrulge, in the county , Dorset, linen.draper, at ten, at the King's Arms tan: es its Sherbomc, in the said county of Dorset. March 17 J sines Webb, of Moulton, in the county of Northampton, taxman, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 24. Thomas Sawyer, of Woolwich, in the cnuntr of Kent, 'Wainer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild hall,Loodun. CERTIFICATES.--Malcn 14. John rerey, of Liverpool, in the county of Lanctister, block• . • nisker, dealer and .lianman. James t;srdoier, fete of Clenient's-lane, Lawabeed-Wreet, in the city or London, and of Saintle-plate, Lam beth, in the county of Surrey, hop-merchant, brewer, nod seedsman. John Smith, now or late of tidings in WooWale ' to the parish of Kirkburton, in the county of Terk,eleshier„ dealer and chapmaa. Joseph Roletait, of Greystolouplamt, Fetter4u* he the city of London, carpenter. MEETINGS OF CREDITOkS AT GUILDHALL, TO•MOIMISW• M. ■. John Wood Olson, Crescent, near the Miunrie , ,l.••m• c:on, merchant , 3 10 • Joseph Hawkey, Piccadilly, 1441 llesex, army acroutre - - ment makes ...; I .. Anthony Thorns . q St James's. M.Lldles sett, Charles desry Ruskin, and Charles Scl,milins, Arundel Ernest. Strand, merchants 3 :I Clisrlst Swanasek, Roma sliest, Cuirentliarden, &LI - _ Cetex, `sneer _ _ . 3 1 . . Robert Heels% Ogswell.streirt, sear Finsbury.square, L.outrion, painter ktad gluier. . 1 11 Richard Tomlinson, La*, Stafford:Aare, ididdlests, - ._ linen-draper . . - 1 12 . . Thomas Harding and Lawrence Crean, late of God frey-enure, Milk -street, London, witftiosale drapers 2 3 George Blunt and John Moog, Little Carteolane, Do.iore-Corausimis, london, wil,lle,s'e grocers 1 10 Thomas Wilkins Vie yotmger, St. Alban's, Hertford. shire, horse-dealer • 2 1 I Joseph Prior, Prince' --street, Spitalfreld, Middlesex, dry-salter 2 I . . . John Dobson, Rateliffe-highway, Middlesex, lines. dispel . 2 I . . . . John Dennison, late of Queen street, Oxford meet, carcase butcher . 2 10 . . . Junes Shatreslsaft the younger, Widegateistreet, Bl shurg4te-street, London, dealer and chspman 2 12 Chalk, Morton, Croydon, Surrey, horre-dealer . '2 1 James Woof, Ryderloceure, St. Ann, Soho, glower 2 11 Stelae, Marshal Fisher, G-avasend, Lens, linen- - diaper 11 . . . . Richard flskenden, Ist, of Sexton, SIISIWW, shopkeeper 11 tVillsam Watnsan, Guildford, Sarre , / butcher . 10 Charles ktr 'stow, Newgate.strost, Leisdon, linen-draper 1 i Thomas If atter.l•s, tinlboro, haberdashr,r 12 Rob :rt Poole, Ratcliffe-higaway, ki.dil,ilesex, linen. draper 1 . . . . CERTIFICATES. Peter Statham the younger, late of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, !eier and channels. aribett Woriledge, of Great St. Helen's, in the city of Lon• den, corn•Swer, dealer arid ehaprnan. 1 hnnias Simpson, now or late of Stokesley, in the caunty of 'Via, banker. The Dublin Papers state, that some sTiiikr having been fired in the public prints relative to a late duel between Sir J. P. ?tali& and Mr. Joule MLRIDITII, which sinsed the eharafter of the latter, it is his in tention to fire of a great pia in the shape of a pam phlet, loaded with a full charge of the ceishutiiles of the whole transaition. It is reported, that the Munster Circuit is Ireland will commence on the sth of Islarch..at Ennis I and that the Lime. iek Assizes will be on Monday, th. 9th of March, the Judges to be the Honourable Damp SMITH. and the Honourable WILLIAM FLILTCHSA. / capitulate, because I have neither bread not ammunition," were toe words which Gen. Vow Bt. u. cuss wrote underneath the instrument of capitula tion, by which he was compelled to surrender his corps as prisoners of war. The friends of the Hon Capt. STONFORD and R. Wit SON, Esq. celebrated the Elation of those Gen tlemen to Parliament, by a sumptuous dinner at Gooding's Coffee-house, Ipswich, on Tuesday trennight. Among the Company. consisting of above I 00, were the Mal!strates and resident Portmen of that Borough; Sir WILLIAM MIDDLILTON. M. P. WILLIAM [cynics., E.q. M. P. CHARLES EITISTID. Esq. &c. &c.—Mr. WI Ls° o, as Chairman, by his pleasantry of welood humour, much increased the conviviality of the enteitainment. A Surveyor of Taxes in Craven, Yorkshire, lately surcharged a blind man for window duty, but on an appeal before the Commissioners, the surcharge was discharged, on account of the poor man being de prived of one of the greatest blessings. A French Journalist considers Greenland as be longing to the Crown of Sweden, and announces that the Kfl4Ci has offered the island of Greenland to the Maltese Knights, for the purpose of fixing their sesidenee their. Tuesday se'nuight, the servant of a gentleman,llte ly arrived at Brighton. was taken before a Viagis. Irate at Lewes, charged with committing a rape on a young woman, whowas employed to clean up the house for the reception of the family. After a short examination, he wit fully committed to Horsham gaol, to take his trial fur the ()fence, at the nest Assizes. The Sir Stephen Lus.Simsten. Ge•T, and Ear! Sne nc er, bizmitos, whi'.k left Portsmouth under convoy of flit MAJMITV'S ship Simprori, STsitu:so, v:ete taken by the Admiral to Rio Janeiro, where they arrived the IM Nov.; left then, the t9th ; and from thence to Maldthad.t Bay, River Plata, wkere they atrivei the 'J Uec. ; •od were to sail from thence for India on thv under cunT; , y ct kits MaJtaves ship &inipsov, PARTvrEsHIPs DISSOLVED. John Rough and John Nlouritford, No. bO, A:dersgate street, Loodor , , ;Aiello/ha. February 16, 1607. William Donald l'hoine. Comore, wholesale and re tail better , and heows, in li.riningbam. February 10, 18n7. Res, Jurgne, of Chagol-etreet, Groevenor-square, in the county of Midikult, teacher of langnages, and Romualdo Rrrni, 01 Broad-street, Carnaby Market, in the county of Mid4:lrma. palmier February 17, 1807. Robert South, Richard Jennms, Henry Sates Smi'h, and 11.10-es Snth, of St. Paul's Church, London, wine men chants. Febritre 14, 1807. Witte, Wain , and Co. at the Pageants, Rotherhithe, in the county of Stirrer, hoop-benders. February 7, 1607. Joseph rich°llield, of Blakehaynnok, in Saddleworth, in the county of York, Isaac Scholfield, of Roston in the State of hlamachus tt., in North Afire ica, and I s ta:meg Herron, of Dolecroas, in Sleldleworrh, in the county of York, merchants. March 18, 1106 3, h,, It ir ..r ~r i e t ' , rosin, and Charles Lea, of Manches ter. cairn.: ,r. February 11, 1807. _ . John Littlewood, George Ratcliffe, and Thomas Reorol.y, of Sheffield, in the county of Yorl:, inder-orakcis. Fe breary 14, I*o7. Wi Russel, Robert Ralston, Alexand , r Rovell, and William R gelr, of Whit lase, n , ar Pendleto.i, in the CV(Id? e Laricast.e, calico-printers. March 1, Min. Wi:liarn Russell, John Re ßringer, William 'lifter, and Alexander Ru.srll, of Whit-lane, wear Pendleton, in tire cuuuty of I.aucaste,, calico-printers. E.pternber 1, 16, 4. Ruewl;, William Biggar, and William C,amj.liell, of UN Apple 'Nfa:lret, in Manchester, in the county of Lan caster, brasiers and toms founder,. Jan. 1, 1604. Thorne. flasevin, Benjamin Rawson, and John Orme, of Lietrpool, insurance brokers. Dices-bee 31. I*o 6. Thooas Swan, Thomas Attley, and John Brown, of South Shields, us the county of Durham, shipbuilders. May 1, tats R kNKRUPTII. R iv Whalley, late at . L'uduni-street, Frachurch• street, Loa. brandyarnercba,it, dealer and claapman, to surrender, rob 94, Match 3, sod Aim? 4. at one, at LoisJou. At swore. Nfr. ruin., Ken. , ogtoo. cos , Gefoge Poleh of Saint Paul': Church.vard, Lon 1011, Ovine . d Jet sot cinemas, to surrender, Feb 24, %fare!, 3, and April 4, at one, at Go:Hi . ..ill, Loudon. Atter or/, Mr. Jame. AI 4, had, Savage Gard.ens. Ocoee Perrti.g. of Pitheld street, Hoxton, in the county ef M,dlissex, uutaviatarer. to /141NR.41^f, Feb. SOB, March 7, and April 4, at ei teen, dhA;l, London. Attornvy, Ciaofor4, Craven•L ddiags, City-toad. Thorne. l ite, of D 111.14 1, so the county of Nrittliamptnn, ouelioneor ant liquor rut:reliant, dealer and clopman, to sun rend.r, Marc,, 6, at eve, 7, and Apra 4, at eleven, at the Grillo Inn in Southern, in the county of Warwick. At torneys, Mr. Igertrin, Gray's ain , quare, London; and Nfr. Itichaen Lyndon Rolls, Screams, Wa•wirkshire George P..rry, of Livernnel, to the minty of Lancaster, marble merchai.t. dealer and chorines., to surrender, March 14, IL and April 4, at twelve, Mille noose .4 Hoary Forshaw, the Globe Tavern, in Jrain , itrees, erpnol. Attorneys, Mr. pear Wocrlc, Loid.strart, Lit iron ; and Mr. Thema* Black stock, St Marked's-mutt. Poultry, London. Job,, Hood Smith, of Water-lane, Tower-street, iu the city of "datidrin, atm.:and spinulyukcr, Mauna:Mar, Fab. $7, 25, and April 4. at eleven, .t Loudon. Attorney, Mr. f 'stub, Catherine -court, Trinity-Nome. Henry Newport, of Villiermstre-t, Strand, in the county of Midd:mes, cabinet-maker, u;il.rdsterer, dealer and chapman, t surrender. Feb 28, Nfarch 7, and April 4, at ten, at Louden. Attorney, Mr. Humphreys, Tuken. noose-yard. Lorlitiery. Jose .at Field, of 0"C-street Road, in the county of Miodle vie. ratite* ter and tpulertaker, dealer and chapman, to Sur- Fender, Fel:unary 14, 28, mid April 4, at wit, at Guildhall, Leidon Attorney, Mr. Ballachey, Capel-couit, Stock Ex. than:. Lnnlon. George Berge's, late of Whitecroes-street, in the county of Middicsez, o'e and table borer brewer, but now of Wood-street, in the city ..I Londrin, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, to surrender, F.-hruary 211, March 7, and April 4, at ten, et Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs, Palmer, Tontlinsons, and Thomson, Copthall-cuirt, Throginortnn.strett Thomas Eyles, of Elmer, In the county of Bedford, butcher, sidlosiller, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Knelt l, at one, 14, and April 4, at twelve, at Guildha:l, I,nndan. Attarticy. Mr. (idea, Great Shirodase,Corey-stri et, near Lincoln's-Inn Jahn Cause, now or late of Greet Wakering, in the county of Loses, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Fe. brew, 36, March 10, and April 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Masts. Leigh and Masao, New Bridge. lIIMet. Black:rims. Richard touch Tremahton and John Andrews, of Caper's row, Crotched-Freers, I.ond , m, wine-merchants and partners, tr. surrender, February 28, March 7, and April 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hacker, Crowe-tMice-row, Tem pi*. _ _ J.Aut Ayres, of Amenham, otherwise Agmondesham, in the county 01 Bucks, butt,: man, ilea:vr and (Layman, to surrender, Morels 1:7, ls, and April 4, at e' wren, at Guildhall, I.ondon. %homey", Messrs. Ta?lur and Son, Feathernone buildtwes, flolboiti, London. Wiliam' Garner, late ni Thetford, in the county ,d Na i feak. rie.eltint, to surrender, Mauch fi, at six, 7, at e:esem, and Apr. 14, at twelve, at the Kell Inn, in Thetford. Attorneys, Mr. Cole, at Thetford and Messrs. Saxton and Marton, Fur nivarsarn, London. Jetta Atanaw.n. of Burnatiham, is the county of Warwnck, iron•fouuder, dealer aud th.pinan. to surrender, Febru..ny 27, 211, sad lord 4, et eleve*, at Dunn 'a Motel sn.l SII4II Ilan, in Iltnraatersasa. Ata'trey% Mr S. Lowe, Stmts.%llan., an .1 \4r. Cakes, at the Lachequer-Olfsrm of Pleas, Uniceln's Inn, Leaden. Wthunst Seeman and Ephraim Font, late of Cheltenham, is the counts of (Pude. r, !inenArapers, dealers and chap. me.), to itarTrAef,, 014.01:1 !, 211 Ant 4, at test, it the Booth-Gall Ina, in the county of Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. Georg. Chaos's, Fachenuer.f.t(Ecc, Lincola's-lon. Lon. 44n, and Mr. W. C Ward, t s tuueeeter. Henry Mew, of Newlutt•, in the Isle of Wight, and county of Southampton, sl,;•keeper, to surrender, FW3ruttey 24, March 14. at unt, act April 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Dc:llJ, Threadneedle street, London. John Thornier. late Of the parish of St. Leonard, bi the' county of Ihvon, neetultant, cotton-monufacturtr, dialer and elan:man, to +encoder, March 9, 11, and Al4ll 4, at eleven. at the Hotel, in Exeter. Attorneys, :gnus E.ales and James. tatter. and Mr. Haire, Cucy-s;reet, Lituvtiu's Inn, Louden. PI% 11)1KNDS. March 14. Jolts Armen. of ',atheism, in the county of Derl - sm, ruoney.scrivenet.tettlincr. habosiasher. dealer and enrean t at twelac, at Guinn : ay. L., n a Gs. _ _ 1p , d14. bawl! Vialunna, Of Siotratitch, in the county 0; M.J.tlctut. linau-drapre. Calor 'ad chapmao. at ant, at klatch l i. Richard HMV, of Saviilarw., Eig:ingten CA, rittcr OIP ITOCtI SA/Int . riAy. Zook Sto.f. 8 ect Cent. Reduced C. !key Cent Cm...11e 411:4i 4 -er Ca:it ell. 5 per Cmlt. Navy •• • ....... .. 96i 1.8.0 c Ali:milks I•n-cr•al S °prices India Stock Exciicqoat Ball* COis/Will Ito r• T BISH, Stock -,k ty . 4, Ounhill, and 9 Chita , COURSE OF EXI Amitvtlain ....36 7 11 U. buito at Si g ht.. 35 10 MANGE, Cie. to. ---- Venice MI New g. N vies • .40 I.i.bnn.. • . 41 ()pore Re Dublin Cori lye Reuareans ll 12 2 U. Itamburigh 5l 10 2 j l.l. A.ltcms Pans 1 days ...it • 24 10 Ditto 24 14 2 U. Bordeaux Madrid — in paper. Ditto 39i effect. Cadiz — in papa. Ditto 3Si afflict. Naos 341 (Alarm 491 Genoa BULLION. p o d uga i Coin sn4 Kars per os. New M.1.14i0011/.. •••• ••• New Milani Silver is Sara New Loi , is each AOo of the Rank , 51 pits even. IRTHS. In (treat Chatiomatreet, Mouurjoy-square. DWG U m amen, of a son. On Thursday. at Itri.C.,ton. the Lady of the Hail. gel An Pierce Mead..., ..f a so , Lately, at Pilling, lAnes.hiro, Mrs. M3•V P , ettos tplba Mr. Thomas Pmstoo, of tAu hoe boys t m., patkolls.,, in the short tp:mt of three lean and MU; althouth *ere tangle births. MARRIAGES. Oa Thursday last, Mr Wiliam Evan., of the F.avi Inie k Pellet, d dighter of 1)r. Pellet. of St. lei.e.day, at 1.-subeth Church, Lieute.:ant Colnnal (1. 4 ," Cokson, of ROVaillur , e ArrdlurY. t.. Alita Marg,ret kr. nongton, only daughter of William Remington, Esq. et, i ,„ bail road. Richard Otlleen, Esq of Tallyho, Q county, Fair* to Mm btu:ton, tlgurlat,r of Mai ,o iStrtuton, u( Sim in .aid county. DEATHS Last week, at flunstapig.l.le;;;, ag-fl 72, My Anti Ihre, youngest daughter of Dr. France litre. formerly Luni Balmy of Chichester. At the R0..1 Barracks, Datillo, the infant col of Biel Y. General end 1, dp Aarota Leith. T.,,d ay , at h., noo.e, in Fortlamt.place, Bath, the 1-1,1. Mr:. Browne, aunt to the Mantua of Sligo. Can Friday morning, in the Stable-yank St. James's, Mn., Calvert, relict of the late Johla Calvert, Esq. of Asbury in the county of Heiford HIGH WATIIR, THIS GAY. AP 14119 HUN B1t11x; ► misa.after 9 Evre....11 lain. SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS ANT) DRAWINGS Ry Mows. KING ant At their Great Room. Kulg-streat, Covina-Garden, TO-MOR ROW. at Tweloa seChtwk. A CHOICE COLLECTION of PRIN rs ant DRAWINGS, by Rartolnzai, Morghen. liogartla, &c. muw of them Proofs and Etching:, partscsfiarls a Imo sat of Ploydelt'. Shalspeare, Chan-it... Lino% be ftartnlieit, woofs ; the Lord', Suriser. ; Nymphs brzainu.s. a drawing, of Crpriont ; the Death id DOW, a drama& .it Sir Joshua Reynolds. &e. May ha 'towed, and Cat Lion.. had, Rix.rKS. • Ey Messrs. RING and I.OCIIFR, At their Great-Room, sa, King-street, Covent Barden, ea WEDSIFSMAY, Mlveli 4, and following Dar, THB SELECT LIBRARY of BOOKS, late the pmporty a Ms. Osumi Watirm, eoroistingehietly of Foe WI Monks of Topuraphr, cl. a ;el, Flirtory, Pastry, fie, 'little/ill: several of the mist fare of the Strawbegy-H.ll inoductioini Birch's Lives of P... slab, with their Portraits. be , I I.mbralten, tarot paper; Shalt spears, by Johnson and Steevens, 15 vols. large paper; an/ many ocher equally valuable ; tf a whnle of theta in th' mowc pege.i condition, many of them um ut, snit several in Me. moo, Russia, end other depot bindings, together wlta as Mahogany Re.ltease, &c. May be viewed en Monday the 24 of March. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PRINTS, AND BuOES OF PRINTS. By MOWS. 4IN(; and LOCHEE, At their Cheat Ror.ia, SIL King-street, Covent Garden, oil MONDAY, March 9, and 1i fnlbwit+days, HE entire valuable CO LLEC PION of PRINTS, ar.d SOUKS of PRINTS, late the Property of Mr. Darnel WalOr .11, deceased ; con.ir.ting of a very exten sive Collection of the Works of Raubcus, Vaedyke, Poussin. Le P. , tin, Tethers, Vernet, &e.; also, many Historical, of the Flemish, and FreArth Schools; a great number by bit Robert Strange, Will., flartolorsi, ViVltfel, 1.6 Bas, &c.• almost an entire assemble:eel the W irk, of Wuotlet • Proofs. Etchings, nid other Variations; the MO. COMp:elt Collecuwa existing, by Worlidge; late the property of :14r. Ingham Fm star : and likewise nea.ly all flogarties produetions. *Firth , : with upwards of three thousand Porva:ts, English and Foreign. by White, Faithorne, Smith, Vertu*, floabrlken, lireset, Edelniek, Vau Shuppel. Vischer, Suydetiorsei„t• Poi collection is the result of forty y , a'. pursuit, and was made with great judgment. They ale all in the most roofed preartreation, and in selection, as wail as c andrtion, are sur.h as have seklow seen presented to the pubhc. May be viewed on Friday, March 6, and Catalogues 11. w had, rice Is. LtiotAßT OF DIVINITY. By Mesni. KING and WCHEE, At their Onset Room, St, kirig street, Covent-Garden, no TUESDAY, March 24, and two Waning THE GENUINE LIBRARY of the Learned and Rev. Thome Towle, K D. May he viewed on the Mniiday preceding the Sale, ant Catal , ,coes had. ELEGANT W)UES. Iv Memos KING awl I.OCHEF, At their Great Room., 34, King street, C .ittt garden, the /first Week in April, AVery valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, the property of a Gentlemen, min, of trimly in themo.tv.lee d:d bindunr, and generally in tie Crew posublis pre-yryit..n ; among then. are, rrrnne's Record., I r.; Chausic.' , 11...e -for4hire; Gotith'S Sepulchral 11fmiumeuts; t...mdes* gr , • tassnat ; Daviale't Ntootan ten. ; Drake% York ; 1.1, 1011 . / i. *"'", large paper; Groso's Antiqiitie. ; Rin.hant's E r . Aubrey's Surrey, rr re CNtontlrlea, by I' ross‘art, Pr'.• - shed, Hall, Grafton, F ttc. ; Sit. Italltarc, a zenod, ct• • , anti (...trth, FOl /0 I' dit i; Parkinion's Ilerbal, I. p ; 1-i -to..iii'l Hines, coloured platys; L rrd ir•ford's Worl..r, I. p. : Fliaartb's Works; with * number et Rook. of !'anti, 11.... ks n. Lick Lotter, by Craton, rpm", W. de W0..15, and a number of actions Tracts iu Pastry, with Wood Cut.. 111151.10THICCA RILILDI AN A. By Mtv.N. LING and Loamy. At their Gloat Room, $4 • Ks Coteatigeedst, is . - APRII. next, THE Valtubla and Est•nsive LIBRARY. late the Preirerty of base Reed, Eau of Staplet'a.ts, c,ised), Llitor of the last E4,tion of hhahiumare; re.rim.4 soots of the rarest Articles , a F.nslieh Literature. Timely N 41co of , ho Misc. *4lt opal a•givota. LoNtX)N :—Priated by G. DiIVIDSON, ?J.. Dula , Covent.G.sol...., at the (Rice, ILrk Di Se Ch.. ch. Sunni, hc W. cruk:K, of No. 7, Peor • -•••1. lc for Ch.. P.• to • . etil b- eel, t•tr• e $ 1 Pr, 0. , '[t .f One n• 1 E. re UR. I Rey 'm ci tarn Inly 41N. 43,p, Urr pe IS !bre. (11' Inlay lit Y. 1.4 11,1. 9 Mrs. 11414. Lk: 1 10/1.. ; anl so nit Ape n, en late raw'. a ;el, if she P,..„ Shalt- ; ant i %i • ~.