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~~° -. • being entire. I revelled the latter from a alias' which was likely to be Emilie's. The Prisms proved to be the Dutch Republican frigate Panes, of thirty-six guns. commended by N. S Aalbers. a Captain in the Dutch navy ; the Vinoria, a two-deck d ship. of about eiAli. hun dred tuns, cnrnmanded by KU is Kenkin, Senior Captain in the Dutch Company's se. vice ; and the Bettavia, a bilir, of about live hundrs.d tons, entit le manned hy William De Val. a Captain in the same service ; tooth the Company's ships are armed for sl'e purpose of tear, and richly laden with the pro• .. a ice of Cur Molitcces The slip whizi, escaped, I learn from eur tei. ' 1 - Goners, was the Republica.) corvette Wiilians, mount ing twenty twenty four pounders, and manned with - • one bundled and ten rtes. The auppurs and assistance I have received fr o m i Captain :rr - uhridge, on every other occesion, (through a diffi.ant ard perilons naviga , ion,) I at tritiute to the same talents, ability, and zeal. which In. so D aftly fispLeed on this one. I feel happy in an opportunity for recommending r Mr. Purvis Home. ['hit Leutenant of the Grey . hound, a deserving good officer, who proved that innate cour.ze was to be assisted by experienc-, and I reap-d the Isenefit .if that. which he had ac squired at Copenhagen, by the advice arid assistance which he gave nie. The file from the main decks and the consequences of it s. ht best encomium on Lieutenant. Andne ind Whii.h. ed; hut 1 beg Iseve to Add. th..t their co d.sa hes been As good and exemplary on every other occasion I have bad cause to spree's sit Ar. isiariii , in the hody at this Letter. I can only add, that he is a credit to the profession to w..sch he belongs The tsehavioin of the Warrant Officers :rile! Midshipmen was highly becomiug ; horn .u r ine the IMO?' I beg tea's to ~.commend MOO. a 'a• ros. Bray. Grace, and Majnribanks, as young tedicers deserving of pro. cumin% The coolness. brewery, and good Gonda& of the prrty officers and ship's company, was such as would Make it tedious, difficult, and perhaps invidious, to attempt to particularize their indi• vidual met its ; they have long, by their excellent bes-aviour, had a claim en my gra•oucle, and dney now have one nn my admiration; suffice it thee to say, that an enthus;avie c rurage rirgned tnrough. out the stip ; such as I fancy belongs to Briton. alone. Captain Trnubriclge waits in the highest terms of the Harrier ; he has requested me to mak known the great assistance he received from IV:. .11/Lichen. the First Lieutenant• and the vet), exec:- 'e twit c emdsser of Afting Litu,eirairt C Hole, and • T• R (astalst, the Master. in ez,.ressing h:s din pro!ratior. of the enttduit of the Warrant and Petty Offieers, lie nieni Ins Me.srs. Coffin and Mit ford, Alida!ilouse.l„ espec..i:ly ; and I take the li berty of adding. that both of them have served their time. for all other particulars, I beg Irene to refer y .ii to the inchised reports. from the perusal of whicn I r .,, will perc-ive how much His NI ajesty's ships bevy suffered in their masts and rigging ; but you will pseticipeoe in the joy which I feet, that our loss has been ti ,fling when compared with that of the enemy. 1 nave, ac. (Sigred) E. Et sistotor oat. Sit Tlsseas T- , übrie.g.. naot Pear Admiral rein , Whit. , . aa,&c.& ~ Lk! 4.18i11a4 mid Wounded no isuaid Ho blariety's Ships, I wino sviih a fluttla Sipaidriiii, on the 24etr. of July, 1111)6 og Macaw Crisatteand-a.l kt'led and g wounded. 118artien..3 I•44llWhil. TUtat.4 aittla .4‘ , d i i WOW il..d. Offi r ,.... 6 1 4 111th .model. fl,eytwunri.i.J. , ..it Wu• A . 11 , 14(1% d in ; George Majors baron. M Ala es Mate ; and John Bradford, Clerk ] r at o f Kilian and Wounded er board the ereray's ships, i action ia. the 2iith of July 1806, off %wafter paths..-8 kilted and 32 wounded.—;The Caytain, Pilot, and tour irain.'n.sbiit dead ) V,clieria-.-2 killed liattatiaa..t ki11..1 and 7 leptiorled....(The Lieutenant and' ens Seaman since dead ) Totalll Wird. 39 vinundri Officers ki'llad. Palls — Jan HenAtick Revri, Boassdrain. Banana—P. Hulsenbos, First Lieutenant. t Marrs IV.iundcd. - Pal:a4.4.N. S. kalhers, Captain, since dead —W. Stander, frensid Lieutenant .-B'.. C. fiction, Forth Lieutenant ...-15. Valk, Pilot, since dead ..A. Aiidriffe, Second Pilot —P Van der Watts, Third Pilot ....A. Edtu, Midattipman....T. Amin ban,Cunk. Mai taina...lr H Mem marl, Lieutknafr ditto, +tee dead. (Sinned) E. Fredericks, STONE. P lt TN "ASH Ips Du:soLvED. lC,i nn lik.l , e.t and Thomas Turner. of Wilson street, Firobory wive, loaCitoll. March 24, 1807 Micah Mc for :end William M-Iliir, butroii-manufiliime, Edge Top, near Leek, Staff rnkhre. ail.irch 11, IBu7. an 4 Nl. Plumb, of Sloane-street, Kniglitsbridr, eater/. hil:reh 31, 1807. trisri e lenkinuiii, Samuel Aekerlcv, John 'Whitaker, and Thome LeritOtioB, of Salford, in the county of Lancaster, usachint.... alters. Web i 5, MOT 'wets Davies and Charlotte Parker, of Duke-street, Man- eh-stet-sTiare. dress-makers. Mll.treh 45, 1867. John Wettford, John Cotley Wel.ford, Frederick Wm. Win Word, and James Darke, of Lad-laue, merchants and warehousemen. December 31, 1806. Duricombe Pr*, and John Bell, of Chcapside, London, waeehousemen. April 1, 1807. William Thomm.ou, jun. aol Richard Thompson, of New. ark•upon.Trenr, in the county of Nottingham, wine and linnoe.mbereluniU. March 30, 1607. Thomas Dawes, Thomas Handy, and James Meredith, of B:riningham, fiax.spinne!s. February 11, 18..7. James Hestam, James Kershaw, and Thomas Kershaw, of Turtan, in tire county of Lancaster, eotton.spinners and ma. nufatlurers. March 30,1807. John Pepper and George Pepper, of Kew-green, in the county of Surrey, carpenters and undertaken. December 28, 1804. Charles Henry Riptud, Charles Bittye, and Thomas Pil wimp, of Bucklershury, Loudon, Mokers March $l, 1807. rnornee ?levees, Cerentp Burge, and William Pritchard, of Com Brain, in the county at Monmouth, coal-merchants and coal-miner. March VS, 18117. Titoism Molinene, of k ton, in Or enmity of We,. corer, miller cod farmer, and Richard Footer, of Suffolk. sweet, liirrnurcnanr, in the county of %Marwick, miller and iserner Moult 1997 . . don, drapers, dealers and eliarten, from April 7, to 21, et ton, at Guildhall, London BANKRUPTS. William Reid and William Webster, of Manchester, in the comity of L.incasier, rninwrigets. machine-makers, deal ers and chenille's, to 'attend r, April 27, 2s, and Mgt 16. at three, at the Dog and Parisi ITS, in Mairchestet. Attorneys, Messrs TIIOIII,II Redhead aril Lrother, in Manchester; and Messrs Milne and Parry, OA Jewry 3,411 I Raistrick, of Lead , in the County nf.Yoik, dealer and chap.nan, to sonend , April 11, 22, and M.y 16, at eleren, at the Hos • and e:rown 1.“1, w I..e's Mr. Lee, in Leeds; and Mr. Bettye, Chancrry Lend tr. Thema. Clayton, of Dilworth, iii the county of LallCat• ter, tanner, to surrender, %pH 16, at fite, 17, acid MJb 16, at °eleven, at the ti. w lan, in ISlAi.khula, in tire county Lancaster. Attorneya, J.:W.4. Clarke and Rich• ards, Chancery-lane, Loudon; arrd Mr. T. Ainsworth, in Blackburn. S mitt I Turner, late of Manchester, in the county of Lan caster, tarueeper, dealer and chaining', to surrender, April 8, 13, and Mly at two, at the Dog Tavern, in Manchester. Alvone a, Mr I.aw, Queen-street, St. Ann's, in Manchester; and Mr..lackenti, Hara.court, 'Temple, Loather. Timothy Sirchnioe, of Market.street, °shad Market, in the cornier. of Middle.es, vino .11er, dealer and chaidnan, to ibinrlldif, April 7, 18, and May 16, at to., at Guildh ill, London. Attorney, Mr H o lloway, Chancery laic, London. %linens Tucker the younger, of Exeter, in the e.• way of Devon, serge-manufacturer, banker, dealer and chaps's'', to surrender, April 14, at twelve, 21, and May 16, at one, at Gmldhall, London Attorneys, Messrs. Collins and Waller, Nadal, square, London. Ndthantel Willmnit, of Wyranlisbrirv, on the county of Necks, wheelwright and carpenter, dealer and chapioan, to serrende., April 14, 21, and May 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Ricirstil.nri, New I .re, lenalr.n. Issas Baker, at Dudley, is the county of Worcester, li nen _ draper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, April 1:3 and 14, I at nine, aid May le, at twelve, at the Sean Inn and Heel, • in High-street, 11 rmingharn, in the codrits of W oweck. Attorneys, Messrs. Devon and re ke, Gray's . don ; and Mr Sottish, Temple row, Birmingham James Gray, of East Smith6.ld, in the county of Middlesex, baker, deilier sod shogiman, tesurrerider, April le, at ten, 21, at ode, An.l May 16 + at vs.,. at Guildhall, Laidou Attornee Mr. Nor Nine rig lane, London. Th. , as Green. jun of Rlacehum, in the county of Lan curler, calico-m rim adiurer, dealer and cha man, to surrewer, April 21 and 22, and May In, at two, at the Sridigaw•aer Arms Inn, in Manchester, in the county of Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. John leper, Manchester ; and Mr. Ellis, Corsitor-street, London J. , h11 P Almon and Thomas Parkinson, of Liverpool, in the county Lancaster, currier-, dealers a..d cliamaen, to surrett• der. A r. 127 and 28, and May 16, at eleven, at the George Inn, wothiu Dele-street, a Liverpool Attorneys, Mr James Dixon, Preston; and Mr. Kalph Ellis, Censater.strect, London. Robert Cooke, of ranekenfie'd, in the county of Chester, cotton spinner, de eper ant chairman, to sane , der, April 21 and 24, and Ma • 16, at elev qt, at the Prlace Inn, in Malith-s. ter, in the county of Laircas er. Attor.,eys, Mr inlet, Taylor, ea ; and M• ts, Cu said stre.•t, Joseph Gthsal. PWC.Mir nein-Tyne, woollen-draper, tn Auto and an, arid %lay 16, at eleven, at the Crown .cad F•iistie TaYeris, in Nawcastle-upon.Tyire Awe , - ' tress, Messrs Teesdale arid Stawne, Merchant Taylor:-Hall, Lirodirn r and Mr r easdale Newcastle upon Tyne. Jonathan Wilma, late of Whi . e Horse-street, Ratcliff „ in the county of Matthaei', dyer, dialer and chapman, to nines u, Apra: 7 and 14, at eleven, an s May 16, at ten, at Guildhall, ndoo. Attoutiey, Mr. Oldham, No. 1, titrierhemksurt, Giactscherch.etreet. H. hie 31 , 1 C r and Thomas Neale, of the city Yorks Ras do. • irs, r sane r, A-ril :3. 24, and Alas 16, at ela.ei, at use Brack Swan Intl, ter Coney street, us the city of Tea. At. henrys Melee Towirendand.o l e6c d, Ycoll John Hall, of Hearth-It, ra the count, or 111/whilk, engineer, dealer arid chapniart,ta surrender, April 14. fI. and May 16, at ens, at Guildhall, Lorieti.n. Attorney, Mr. Wilds, juts. Castle street, Falcon Auto , DIVIDENDS. An it 14. Jiihn Scott ann Geom.: Seem of Sousioretreed, Fins. bory.square, London, nterchaeos, et ten, .04:44edabat, Lou. don April 14- Ral Houlding and J , .Fn Horddinß , latr of P. e s ten, it, theconn't of Lancaster, dealers in liquors, at ten, at Gurdhall, L , Mat 9. Alexande. Roes, late of the Minories, in the city of Lo - elon merclian• at con, at Gmliimi I, Loud n. Mai 9 Benjamin and Wilhairs Macon, of Ewer. street, S.stharark, Irrigators and di tig-grinders, at twelve, at GG.141112 I, Lt 014.1 1 ,1. May 1. Rich a riLAliinran. of Aberdare, iii the county of Ga. apothecary, dealer aiut ewaymau, at eleven, at the Neal. Arms, in the towii..l Ninth, in the county of Gla. minion. • April 97. William Wilson, of Colchester. in the county of Ewen, merchant, between ten and Mews, at the Angel Ina, at Cl.'..'..er April 28. William Blindell, of Welwyn, in the county of utford,maltster, denier and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 25 James Wheatley, of %•ark-lane, in the city of Lon don. coin-factor, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 25. John Peter Fear..., .4 Upper Grafton•stmet, Fits reyriquare, in the county of afiddlesez, late commander of the Belvidere East lodiarnan, dealer and ehapreas, et at Guildhall, London. April 14. Edmund Redd. of Londrinnreet, in the city of London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 27. William Guy, of Devises, in the county of Wilts, finman, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White Han Inn, in Broad- sueet, in the city of April 14. Thomas Hudson, of New Etoid.street, in the parish of St. James, Wemininster, in the couatr of Middlesex, lavern.keepet, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 28. James Smothers+, of Briton, in the roomy of Lancaster, dimity and quilting-iisanuticturer, dearer and eireparan, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Manchester. April 28 James Smethurst and James Marignall, of Belton, in the comity of Lancaster, dimity slid quilting ,manufactu rer , dealer: . and chapmen, st eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Manchester. April 17. John Willacy, William W, lacy, and Thomas Wihwey, of beerpool, nob, county of Lancaster millers, flour-sellers, dealers and chapmen, at eleven. at 11;• Olobe Tavern, in John-street, Liverpool. April 25. John flowett, of St. Martin's-Isne, in the parish of St. Martin in this Fields, in the county of Middlesex, carpen ler and builder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 14. Thomas Fawcett, late of the Old 'Change, in the city or London, merchant, dealer arid Chapman, at tern, at Guildhall, London. CKRTIFICATES —Arta 25. Francis Beaton, of Nottingham, hosier, dealer and chapman. Joseph Berry, late of Manchester, us the county of Lancaster, calico-printer, dealer 4114 chaproan. George Gotts, late of Canstuti, in the county of Norfolk, mer chant and malester. Thomas Atkinson, late of Brnrda•quay, %Yapping, in the county of Middlesex, ntiarfintr, dealer and chairman. Henry SITIO:h, of the City Road, in the couaty of Middlesex, paper-hanger, dealer and chaptnan. Luke Severn, of Coleman -street, in the city of Landon, trunk• maker, dealer and chit p man. Early in the mornirg of Saturday se'nnight a fire broke nut in a kiln-house adjoining the water corn mill, at Ratham, near Chichester, which raged with such fury, that the mill, with its contents (up wards of fifty loads of wheat, and a considerable quantity of flour), was totally consumed before ef fedual assistance could be procured to stop the pro- gress of the devouring element. The a.ftive ex. ertions of the neighbours, however. prevented the dames from teaching a contiguous flour warehouse. The mill was the property of Lady LouisA Lsm sox. mother of the Duke of RICHMOND, and was used by Mr. WY. SMITa , whose loss is estirriared at up wards of twc: thous:v.(3 p•,unds. Neither the mill nor the :!e-lc was insured. NAVAL INTELLkiENCE. eutivAiot.rts, Aran S. Arrived the Boor/le, wits the Wee !fwd. East Indiaman, and a fleet of other outward-bound ves sels, under convey, from the Down•. Sailed the Reselamee for the Downs.—Wind N.W. with snow. *Pau. 4. Arrived several vessels from the Dnwns. Sailed His Maj..sty's ships Diamond, and La Stghe, on a cruise.—Wind N.E. *HAL, Atilt. S. Cime down from Sheerness the bored slap of war. and sailed through tile Downs. for Ports• mouth. Came down from the River, and sailed through the Downs, the Giescfaf, King's cotter, far Ply mouth; Orlando. Jackson, for S:. Kitt's ; Soefatg. Leigh, for Jamaica ; Autumn, —, for Bristol and several other vessel., names unknown.—Wind N.E. ♦►RIL 4 Came down from the River, and sailed through the Downs for Portsmouth, the Hnoe, hound to India ; and the Hu►ton. G.crland, for Jamaica. Sailed His Majesty's ships (Men and Namur, for Yarmouth Arrived the Kangaroo sloop of war, from a cruise ; and the Brdianza. Coles, from Lisbon. Sup posed to have pas•ed the back of the Goodwin Sands, in the night, two East Indiamen.--Wind N.E. FALMOUTH, APRIL 1. Sailed a fleet of coasters for Wales ; and the Pd. tor gun brig, with a convoy for the Downs.— Wind N E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Go aaaaa nth At MIL S. —ragged by the Oman, Mem horn ; Rani., ttodwell, from Motile I Illarirms, Aden; arid the Jotionnah, 1-13...cosubt, from Norway —Sailed the Neva, Simpkin, for Amigos; Princess, Cornish, Curare.' ; Cagnothera, VAVit, for Jamaica; John and Thomas, Nichol. ; and the Thomas, Simpson, for Eloistur. A 111115014 At Liverporai—the Johanna Carolina, from Riga; Monerva,Goth; Balanc.4 Darr& and the Frederica, listener, front Norway. At Cork—the Severn, Fell, from London. At I.i.nerock.—theCalwrine, Browo, from London. At New Oileom--the Dime Wan. h, from Lawton. At Figuirr-the Devonshire, Proem, horn Dartmouth. SPORTING ANTALL LIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN CRAVEN MEETING, 1807. ....... THURSDAY, APRIL 2. Mr Stephenson's t. by Anehroeio, est. rec. ft. from Mr. F. Neale's sr to 'triolat.', Bst. bib Two yr. old C. bi.gs. VRID•11. 03 account of the severity of the weather, Thursday's Races were postponed till this day. Duke .f Grahoit's lawn, sister 4 Fore.ter, eat. ilb beat Mr. Elactiford's Tony Loinkin, est. Two yr. old Course, 200 p h. ft. 3 to 1 nn Fawn. Sir .1 Sheller's be. f Wond Nymph, by Trarnpatnr, Ist hied Mr Mellish's b. f. Darling, by Patriot, dam by fl igh flyer, out of Tiffany, est. 71b. Ton.yr. old C. 200 p. h. it. 7 to 4 on Word Nymph Mr Wi.ndliines f by Golianna lit. 2.11. beat Mr. Mel- By t tale, 7st. Sib Two-yr. (sae. begs. 2 to 1 un Gotten:to. A Subscription Pla.e bnl for yr olds, carrying lit. 71b 3t r obis, Hot Sib yr old, Ist. 131 b.--b yr olds, 9st. 41b. —6 yr olds cud aged, 9st slb. D. M. The winner to be sold for 2011 if demanded, &c. The Horses, &c. to be entered the day before runrrine, between eleven and one o'clissk, at the Kisses Scabies, New market.— Subscribers payl.ll Sgs.—Non-Subscribers. 4gs. entrance Subscribe's can rules only seek horses as *are their own PfoPpty Laßossysiors's b. c.Chicksen Butcher, by Bussaid, 2 yrs Id . I Mr Ladbrokes ch e. by Waxy, 3 yrs old Gen Grosvenoes ►r. e. Hale at-'ern, 3 yrs old . 3 Mr.Goolborne'sbr. f. E;ssons Law, 3 yrs old . . 4 Mr Keller WO%p. f.Thalsotris, by ►etworth, 2 yrs old Mr Lake% b. f, .sabslla, by Whiskey, 3 yrs usd Mr. sSivrell's b. fr. Shdab, by Ilsmbleton su, S yrs old Wyndhara's b. e by Ambrosio, 2 yrs old Mr S S. Prime's b. c. itaroinehe. 4vs old Mr. Goidshog's b. f. Merry mint, 3 yr. old The Judge could place but Fnur. in to 1 against Chicken Butchers-4 to 1 against Mr. Lad broke's ch. e. Duke of Grafton's c by Worthy, out of 14nroby Las, beat Mr. Cravues t. Funds. by Ambrosio, est. 21b. each. Ab. M. 100gi. hut. 2 to I on Duke of Grafton's c. Mr. Arthur's Achilles, beat Mr. How. rtn b Headley, let 71b. each, Ames the Flat, 2JOgs. 2 to 1 against Arh.lles. Geis. Grosyener's b.f. by lieningbrough, not of Lady Jane, So. 41b. rer. It from Lord F.G. Osborne's Sour Crout,Bst. 11b. M 100 g% h. ft. Mr Ew's or c. Rosario, rim 30 s. from Lord Foley's bt. e. Chaiseatid-une, Ist. 31e. each. Across the Flat, SuOgs. h ft. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT CiRTILINIALL. N. II TO•1401111011/. Jahn Single!, Upper Jehmstreet, St. Pancras, Middle sex, swain, and 111.1.1611 . S 12 William Catlin Johnson and John Wiltshire, floating don, d apes . . 3 1 John Ayres, Amersham, otherwise Aymoncleslham, Siickingliamthirc, butteeman 3 1 . . William Watts, Castle.lane, Southwark, loather seller 2 1 Letitia Collins, Ann Jones, and Eliza Kerney, New Hard-street, Middlesex, mdliners braes Freeman, St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey, victualler 2 10 . . 2 10 DIVIDENDS. Thomas Waightman, late of Newiatemr , e., London, intrehaiit 10 . . Walser Ewer, Little Love-lane, Aldarmanb , iry, Lon• don, merchant . 10 . . CERTIFIC %TES. Stanley Marshall Fisher, of a vesend. in the county of Kent, linen.ilraper, dealer and chapaian Thninas Jones, of Hirrli-stricei, in the parish of St Mary-la bonne, in the cou.ny of Middlesex, caipPliter. Within Benson. or Twickenham, 111 the county of Middlesex, naaltster. Joshua Richard WJkanson. of Three-Oak lane, Hor-eley down, in the county of honey, cooper, I op-bender, dealer and chanman. Butt, of race's-walk, Bermoad•ey, in the county of Surrey, hair-merchant. Thomas. Shepley. of Selke, in the county of To , k, brewer, dealer and Chel.leat). Edward Cairitt, of Louth, ins the county of Lincoln, mall-r. Samuel Hensley, late of Liveeposil, in the county of LiteCllSte , , merchant, dealer and altavinat,. T 1.011141 Rotimenn a u Nteetrirl Kerman, late 4 Kirby Sae when. in the enu , its of Werinsweland, liquor-aanihnins, deale:s and chainisca. PRICI OF STOCIER, SATMMAY. S per Cent. Consols 611 1 , 5 per Cent. Navy Chnnium India Bonus Ss• prem. Ex, hearte• par la. Eor.isti Lsttery Tete, Consuls fee.. . T KISH, Stock-Proker, No. 4, Curnhid, arid 9. Chsting.c-es s IRISH )CKS, M a s co U. .rirwent Delve dares r per Ceitt 9 its ga e reseal Loan 6 per Cent. . _ KIK rn • •• Ott Thursday ntght, Mrs. C Kemble, of a as, at he; Iteut. in Newman inset. 1W ATFIS. At Southampton", ori the 'list of Mtn+, uniretrally bola„, and re-petted, Mr, Sutherland, the widow ~t Limos Seth : . land, Esq. Judge of the II el. C urt of Ad otiralty ,at Mine..,. and on the 25th, in CO iriorte-street, Purtland•place, r e younee.t crawl-daughter, Miss Jar* Hartley Sutherlar.l, mot , endearing child. Thur.day last ' at her mother's house, in Harter -t•;,.,.. in the 12th year of her age, the Hon Miss Anne youngest daughter of Lady Rodney, and sister to the pre. Lord Rodney. On the Mb I am. at Krompron, Sawrey Gilpin, N. it A aged 7S; a celebrated palate', oarticoLaily of bones ar:d ..!, animals. He war ile ceirted from au aticient bowie tit t h e county of Cumberland, wilheh has given to the wor,.i charade,. justly celebrated for their 'steno and v i m, ff . was to.rn at Carli ie , of which city his only surviving I,, , , t h er, Joseph Deere Gilpin. Esq. is the ;resent Mayor), ant in oily y.sith, under the instruction of a most excellent are remota. tailor, imbilud, along with his late brodies, •., Rein rend William tS.l,la, the tourist, a strong pr ap . r , sky for the polite Arts Tho was ripened at he advanced to life, into a conspicuous talent, and enabled hint to ea 2c . te paintings, which are justly admired for the great seta an j mink of the consmostirie, and extreme *arenas al colouring- lire excellence consisted entirely in jaaapi rayine "Monk the anvomy of which he w e . completely ceins. i rest with, fre ' lin the humblest of the domestic tribe an abs nun wanderers of the woods. He sole-tee these to grout., the ait. imitable imitations of which lull confer a lasting ceiebrity upoe his name. Many of his most capital jiletutes are it toe potteas;on of noblemen and collectors. The Noce ej Wales's' and the Duke of Hamilton , ' collections are him, enriched with the productions Of his pencil; but we hit chef d'seuvre it in the winterise at S. Whitbread, Fri, M.P. It consists of a 'coupe of types, and is a nett'e sot spi rited composition. He excelled much in plying an tapes. sloe of terrible, but majoatit Greatness, to that nel-ln; s; 4 g animals, the lion; some of his dlchter sketches, studied th the life, give a striking reprolOMMine of the sul:en thinly which is the peculiar charaderistlt Of that Royal annual. The etchings°, cattle, which accompany his brother's datcripite writings, are Iris produelions. 111 , 11•01' 50.,/. Abraha.n Clt;,-..4n, Thom** bleovas, Georg. florae., and rrit...b.4-1, of Gwen In th e eount7 • rut coal-miners. September Ird; ASm.itam Chwman, Thome: Nerves and William Prit- 'hard. of the City of am% mesckants. September la, 1806 nia4vtnytetEs ENLARGF.D. JA I Sipale, a Upp•r-donit-44r*,1, St Pancras, the eftoots Ifiddtec.x, itatuar; and ma•on, stealer and chap- &Al. dilhiw4 7, Vs 7s, at rw•l•e, htLorwtoo Gaga aehltlei , and !oh ; ‘Volo,bire, of Ilaoting- - • . TtiLS DAY, AT LVNI M0rn....50 tnin.aftetr.. 12 12 WIN/ • artv t . • SALES BY - AUCCION. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Gooks,Net, at their House, Nn. 10, *mods cl/Pctitc echo rine.street, THIS BAT, April 6th, and Sia Wigan Days (Sunday excepted), DUPLICATES, and a cool; derable A lion of the LIBRART of Sir JOHN SEBRIGHT, nag. of Beechwood, Herts ; also thr very enfant,. Cole din of MAN uscurrs, laf Ancient Chronicle., Mmia , tie Chatters, &c. on Vellor and Paper, muny S . collected by Sir Rage, l ortolan, arid Mr. E. Uteri. Among the printed Book.s are rnank rare and eat!, Edisi9ris of the CUMICS ; also from the Aldine aril LIN, .1 Pnesse , ,aall nate. early Piinten; the Duke of Nwt'fiunthesiirfs Arms del Mare, look; Orlando Furieso, in Sp‘nish ; Shatrpeare, First Eddie., ; Clarendon's History and I.llfe, 4 Vies Ante Paper; Dufdale's Warwickshire, anginal hditioss ; Dagela:ek Baronage, 2 Vols. large Paper, dre. Jrc. lee viewed till the Time of Sale. Catalugurs, (wen Gd.), 10 be had a. St le. VOL. U By LEIGH aryl S SOTHEBY. Booksellers, at their house, No 145, Semis& opposite f',,Us. nne-street, Vol. 2d, on MONDAY, April 11, owl Light folliering Days, (Strode) , excepted); and Vol. Ist, early May, •ir JE Entire COLLECTION of MANI!- ' SCRIP rs, on Paper and Vellum, ..f the late Most h). Ic WILLIAM Marquis of LANSDOWN ; containing the Shelburne State Papers. To be viewed on Monday, April 20th, till the Time et ids Catalogues (Vol Ist, price Bs. srul Vul 2d, price 3i. ■ boards). to be had at the Place of Sale; klerirs. Mundell aid Sons. and Messrs. Bell and Bradtute, Edinburgh; Mr. Ar• cher, Dublin; Mr Cook, t)'sford; Mr Deighton,Carshndir; also at Batb, Bristol, Liverpool, Birmingham; Manch and of all the principal 11 oksellers in the United Kingdom. N. B. The Prices, printed, of the Library and Prints may had, price is. 6rl. BRY hN lIANA. By Mr STEWART. At kis Mir non-Room, 194, Piccadilly, (opnosite Albans).. MONDAY, April S. leo?, and ten following Days, ',Stie day excepted), at 12 WC...hick, witnrort reroute, TtiE very Maßniticent and Valuable TO' ' I GRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and SCARCE COL. LEcTioN Awkwprt which will be found, vit. The Chame ties of Caxton. Grattan, Fabian, Hal, and Bolling**, Dugdala's Works, 23, •. folio. Lad Orford's Wear. Am. large paper. Chauncey's Herts. Enderbi's Wales. Wool Parental's. LoM Somers's Trails and Life, If v. Dart% Canterbury and Weistruirister, I. p. Prince's forthies of Pe von. Kennet's Parochial Antlquitirs. Willis's Cathotralr, and other Works. Fulle,'. Worthies and tabor Worts. me rant', Essex. Nash's Worcestershire. IllorrefiekTs Nor* it. Mergan's Sphere of Gentry. Groe Works compress. Ano tophanis Grxce, 1493. Pocock's Voyage, 1 p. Leigh' Lao ashhe Loggarr's Cambridge and Oxnard. Steers Piece Aubrey's History of Surrey, I. p. Ash mole's Berkshire, sat Order of the (darter, Art. Atkin's Glarestershire, 17 , Stukeley's Itinerary, Stonehenge ' and Other Pieces.. thurnberland Household Kook. Haileisin M,cel any, derson's Diplemed*lllo , o**. Gewalfiao flood and Coronation. The lime( of Y Ter y. Brrat's - WOotot • Thortoon's Nottinghamshire. Lome+ Jamaica. Wan'' Pieces. The History .4 the Felony of Saville. Del , " York. Thoresby's Leeds. Gale's Honoree de Rahn , rat Beriehllm's Ely. Gent. Yorkshire Militia and other Brie , glas's Peerage of Scotland. I. p. King's file R^TiL Willis', Buckingham. cox's Works, I. p. Plett's Stafferk shire, I p. Tempest's Cries of Londe*. Prynn'a p,. ,m Curtis's Flora, (*owed. Likewise every Work of Topography, relative to Great go tain and Ireland, mostly in superb Boiling, in Rua*, it , The whole forming one of the finaat soignee+ of Osasty ad other Histories ever camel by ;acidic Bale, being its Lihrary of WILLIAM BRYANT, Eaq To he viewed three Days previous tease Sale. Catalog , " hail (Price One Shilling, and a few on large Paper, 11.14. Crown), of Mr. ConstaSle. Fd.rshorgh ; Mr Archer, DA.; Me Cooke, (airfoil 1 Mr. Dc ghtoi., - Cannbridge ; Mr Ewer Birmingham ; Mr Norton, Bristol; and a& 194, Peccseill!, London smut) Et: FIIZIrIOMASIANA. Kr Mi STEWART. At his Room, 191, Pre...lily, k Opp ui te Albany), on MO. DAY, April the 20th, 18U1, and Three following Darr, ' t Twelve o'clock, ITIFIE Valuable and Eneellent CLASSICAL Ll• BR ARY of the Rev W. W Flfz.retomm, arm., late Rector of Arrow and Beano:I-seri, Warwickvlti•e. Catalogues are now p, iritnir, and will be re ady e u gi“ 2. 1 ! next week DAitirrOtoN, N. 17, Clok i ' I C.,urt, nor street, Co.eut p bbat, i t ta Ohre. N. IN 11..ek ut St. Cie...eat% Church. Strated.4 W. STOCK, No 7, Kew Mem, tAeg .'es the. rg, Ac. oe-t to 04 Orticc (P° 4 P l 4: duly etefute,l to. i 1 i i g I- V , rxl I" L print f. vs, *PI ,inni, ! , 114, aI On The eutier Shall - An. Pia wee Ossig ..TM yea WI X aro Max' Ca l .' Ina 3'. I , ll' en G. 4 N OCNI C taii in' M' Ow M z ; --~