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SOClElitbf SCOTUND. A General Meetiug of this Segiety, io tenni of the charter, MAI 4 held in their New Hall, street, Ediuburgh,,on 'iuesdey se'uaight, at which there was an attendance of the Members, to the leer 0190; among %rhino were Duna; greet lauded proprietors, officers of high inilitary ritik Ia the army and navy, respectable members of the law and commercial interest 3is Right Hod. Lord Visvonnt CATHCART, vicc•Presielcot, is the Chair. _ . Before proceeding to the business of the Meet ing, Mr. Macdonald, the Treasurer, stated en apo logy from his Grace the Dui* of Athol. Pflaideut of the Society, who Was neeeeparily, prevented fawn! ettending the Meeting, by °taigas of impectiteer, nod read a letter froin . lio Ogodo, expressage of the iutetest lie takes in the prosperi4, - of the institu tion, and his readiness to forward its %lea's on all occasions. Mr. Miedisualil also informed the that the Earl of Roaslyn, who had tweed to preside tina day, was prserented, by indisposi von, from coining to town, which his Lordship bad been so attentive as to communicate by express ,:out Fife. Pervious to proceeding to ballot for new Mem- - 1:: - ;•is, her (;race _RucheAoi of Gordon, was unanimously elect: 6 2a Member of the Society, without the ordinary form of ballot, mu couse queuce of authority received by the Treasurer, some tone ago, to propose boor Grace as At Mem ber of the Society. The twisty adapted this geode of v.:et:l4oU, as On fOtttler Ociabinal, being work of its approbation of Ladies of high rank coating forward in support of the institution. The Meeting then, on motion from the Secre tary, proceeded to ballot on the applications lodged with hues for admission, when 27 new Mem berii were duly elected. The Secretary laud before the 11Iveting the pro. ctedings of the Directors since the General Meet - in last, which - taken under coesi.. these it appear obtained on stapling of wool ejects, for whieb and that proper Members of the' districts where the Society, for improvements in • breed of block. a list of those bad been iew.pautra, in Directors, .pieces •91 . , as 'eight* Puscankjiji. 'Netro wbieS stp, the in papers given -; and to of Kirk °bares- practised estates, ia all whiels r value* Society's trams Meeting a letter who have esta-i Inverneak, of the aS tom the pro desire of Sir were gra fic_oodluality, neettnif was endeavour to intro of i superior qua d tri`rf countenance ,m this Society. Some establishing different titre, in the. dia referred to the the funds. expenditure last of which arquhar- Tressurer eon and con .. of which larger min jo 908, than on toted ae ennsequenee of highland , as awl:- general meet imittee to subject, end , I,I4• for the ;rievauces the pro approved remitted to and in that busi thew should Stratharen. the Seere lblish a se ' formerly On an eu the various Seotlauol, twat. , ornery- kw forms 4% Staten of be lectures the dietto tgat.the rtheo, itti l Y Ell ie tlple pad' Lave the: ,►7 - . 11f110 2 4. 0 I..Orargt of &Cm- - - . ins in June but, which were taken under daiation, and approved of. From there it a ed, that useful information had been obtaii i the subject of the introduction of stapling s lute Scotland, and on other *objects, for 'premiums hail been advertised • mid that ;Ste/aeon bad been given by the Members Society, resident in the different districts premiums had been advertised by the Soca ploughing matches, and other improvem igneultare, and for meliorating the breed o tents, hes:. The Meeting directed a bet c premiums, and the persons to whom they hi adjucheerl, to be published in the blewspej the usual meaner. The Meeting, npon a report from the Di toted sums of money to be laid ont in . pi plate, or such other honorary articles, as in approved of; to be preiented to Dr. Duna $. D. Edistheteh, for the able seamier it be Lad selected, arranged , and Ottawa flit, inaltildieu contained in a variety of papa is a the Society, ou the diseases of sheep ; 4 the . Ildr. William Singers, minister a J foe hie survey, renrt, cid c ea the nt melds* of im • getine p oe his Gram the Duke of Stuck-itch's esi the cosatits of Dumfries and Selkirk, al bed been lately published, among other i View. in dm third *tune of the Society ectesuu. he Secretary laid before the ;fleeting 1 Il l icl!t'Keltaie. Gordon lis Co. who be a woollen manufactory at Invern with a variety of patterns of sloths taauulitetured by them. froini f the countiy, transmitted by dash g o eed e M , Kensie, Bart. The Society w tolled. that the ariass were of good, god peoparly unauufactured; and the Meet of eerier, that this spirited endeavour ti duce the manpfacture of cloths of a super ley into the Ifiliblands, merited evert"coun born thepuhlic, ea well as from this Societl eenumunications, relative to establishing r breeches of the woollen manufacture, in triet of Kintyre, a raleshire. were referre Directors for co nsideration. The 'terseurer state a to the Meeting th of the Society ; its income and expenditi year, an aeeurate and perapieunus state o hedbeen prepared Lid made up by Mr. Fs son, the auditor of aveoents. The Tre a su grstelated the Society upon its prosperity, I tinued increase of itifii ads, from the state • the Meeting was enebled to rote • large' be laid out itt premiums for the year 1808, ' any former occasion, and which was to cordi ugly. TheTeeeretary stated, that, in ronsequ cammunications from severnl of the I; counties, relative to the Flistillery Laws, I cable to the I lighland distriet,the hat gener big of the Society had appointed a come mat: e the necessary inquiries Leto that stibyi to consider what steps it might, be advirahli Society to take towards remedying the gr complainettof. The Secretary reported I reedimei of the committee, which were a by the Society; and the Meeting reinitte• authorised the Directors to proceed in tit nem, and to take such measure* as to thee appear proper and expedieet. By a letter frino Mr. 'William Alton, Str • author of .4 Treatise on Moss Earth, to th tag. it appeared that he intended to publ cult& edition, and which the Society had 1 l to patromies; that this edition, or Te g tg scale, embracing amounts of the thsfstovetnelits exceuteil in Euglund and 11 wontd be ready fur publivatiou in March ue The Secretary 'tided, 'that thee :society, ieg that the study of maimed antiquitie a part of liberal reducatiall in utast of the.: Europe. and that there as a Prufeesor s who on Ohs sidecet, established ip most of dm gnished Lluiversities ou the Continent : •, antiquities of this country fifthly iiiisit'al aiilTustrutiog its history and marineteateiee • rlfof t l he artiste' of society, not hiil ish lslotels. bnt alio f a eohliderithl , Europe: 'heat the Society, anxious to I I autiquities and literature of their count • traced and preserved. m•recornmended u Ihy the Institution, had applied to the 1..0rd and Council, as patents or the Vniversity tittrelative td SSAlris Professorship 'lib. i ill iiit University, that . regular owes st lectures thosid be given on these subjects; • .1 having been referred to the Senates ..1 that highic respectable and Learned Body , after dee Stliheration given it as tiler opinion, /hat " A Regius ProfassoOrship . of Celtic Literature, and Celtic and British Antiquities, would form no expedient institution in the University." . The Highland Society having appointed a ce cial Committee to attend to this object, Mr. H. Mack.eusie, their Chairman, reported to the Society the proceedings of the Committee, when the Ge neral Meetiii highly approved of the institution of a Professoilip in the University of Edinburgh, of the title and Pfau sanctioned by the Semetass Academicats, and instructed their Directors to pro secute this object, and make such applications in name of the Society, for having such Professor ship establielied.in the University of Edinburgh, as shall to them ap r proper. And the Society festal% ed to afford ea ry facility, countenance, mad support, to the rata ishnient. Ihe Society then voted twenty guineas to the• Rev. Patrick Graham D.U. Minister of Aber foyle, for a copy of his Essay on the Authenticity of the Poems of Ossion, 'dedicated to tins Society, and lately published. The Secretary laid before the Meeting a letter from Dr. Coventry, Professor of Agriculture in the Uriiversity of Edinburgh, a member of this Society, with two publication* by the Doctor, the one en titled, " Discourses e.riltuustory of the object and phis of his Course of Lectures on Agriculture and Rural Economy." The other, "Remarks es Lire Stork, surd relative Subjects," and requesting per mission to deatiCiat to the Society a new and en - larged edition of this last work. 'The Meeting au thorised the Secretary to express their acknowledg ments to Dr. Coventry, for his uniform attention to the interests of Agriculture, and to inform him that he was authorised to dedicate his proposed treatise to the Society. A letter from Mr. George Walker, of Hunter's square, Edinburgh, Landscape Painter to His Ala jesty, was read, stating, that haviOg by Ilia Ma jesty's authority drawn up a description of the Roes' collection of pictures at 5% indoor Castle, and Win , hug materials foe an account of most of the other celebrated collections in England, Mr. Walker was also desirous of describing the most valuable pie tism' in Scotland, in the view of publishing an ai count of the whole, how soon this amid be amour -- Illisied, and requesting the inffuence oldie Seciay. with such of its inembas as were ipundisaimt of valuable original pictures, to induce theemttedieeet lists of such piyturioa to be trausmitted to Mr. Walker, specifying the subject of each, and the master's name, when known. Besides historical pictures sad landscapes, the author embraces por traits of illustrious characters, by Ilolbein, Itubent, Vandyoke and Jamieson. Mr. Walker's letter was accompanied by a work-published by him, entitled, H A Descriptive Catologue if Origirial Pictures, by the most esteemed Masters of the Italian, French, Flemish, Dutch, alai British Schools; to which is added, a Prospedus of his proposed Publicatioa." The Society, while it attends to those objects felling more immediately within the sphere of its institution, expressed themselves also desirous of encouraging, so far as in their power, the fine arts, sad preserving the antiquities of the country. The Society, therefore, entertained no doubt, that such Noblemen and Cs'entleniea of the Society its were possessed of rateable original pictures, would be ready to comply with Mr. Walker's request. The Society then proceeded, on motion from the Secretary, to the election of Presideut, Vice- President, and other officers, for the current year; when his Gracethe Duke of Athol was re-elected President; the Marquis of liuntly, the Earl of Caithness, the Earl of Roselyn, and Lord Viscount Cathcart, Vice-Presidents. Several other matters haring been referred to the Directors, the meeting, with much approbation, unanimously voted the thanks of the Society to Lord Viscount Cathcart, for his conduct in the their. and attention to the interests of the Society. In the afternoon, • respectable pony of the Society attended the Anniversary Dinner at Oman's Tavern, Lord Viscount Cathcart, ViemPresident, in the chair, when many loyal, patriotic, and ap propriate toasts, were_given. oi NAV. / L /NTELLIGENCE. rORTSKOUTII, AN. 18. This day arrived the Sprightly, Lieut. Gordon, from off Uavre ; and a French lugger privateer, sent in by the Laser, Lieut. Gillman. Sailed the Ampliion, with a convoy of 43 sail, Capt. Hoste, for the Mediterranean ; the I.irely, 38 guns, Capt. M.Kinley, to join Sir Charles Cot ton ; the Bkosen 18, Capt. I'igot, to join Sir t% Cotton ; the Palliate, Capt. Lumley ; the Cumber land, 74, llou. Capt. Wodehouse, to join the Channel fleet ; the Mak. Capt. Loring, with 18 aft, cbtivriy - toCork. The Leonidas, ('apt. Dunbar, is to take out 3fajor-Geueral Sir (1. Prevost, to Scotia. The dth Dragoon Guards landed to-day, and part of the 17th Light Dragoons. The Barecouta sloop, Capt. Harris, with di.- patches for the East ladies, is expected to bail to morrow. DIAL, JAN. 18. Sailed Ifni Majesty's ship Clyde, on a cruise. Arrived His Majesty's ship Ruya!hit, from a cruise, and rema►ns ►n the Downs with the rest of the snips as per lwit.—Wind N.E. _ _ cosi, JAN. 13. At an early hour on Monday morning, Adm. Mur ray sailed from Cove fur Portsmouth, in the Poly phseuts, with the other shipa of war that accom panied him, and a fleet oft ransports, having on hoard the (ith Itegiment of Dragoons, and the 17th Regiment of Dragoons, which lately arrived in this port. from South America ; and idol the Second Battalion of the 3ith Regiment of Foot, lately quartered at Bandon, with detachments of the 13th, 114. and 31st Regiments of Foot, which consist .entirely,of Volunteers from the Irish Militia. The .448 e hound up Chaiitrel also railed under the Ad virgo matey. FALMOUTH, JAS. le. led His liiiestHer ship il , rtaiese. Irons Ply , Pl c ! , with 1 totwuy for Cork ; also two trans ) %Me Attu! o Nig), names utaltawwa, port of Genets/Spence: s Itxpeditiou. PROM LIST irtcHrs GAZETTE►. At the Court at the Quark's Palace, the Bth of Jan. 1808, PRESENT, The WNW, Most Bacellent Majesty is Council. Whereto it is expedient, in the present state of the ',objects of hie Moat Faithful M esty, sod daring the interruption in caumarecial between Great' Britaia and Portugal, that claims should be permitted to be given for Portuguese property brought in sail detained by His Ma jesty's ships of war and privateers ; His Majesty it pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that claims fur Portuguese property, gives by persons duly autluiritmed by the owners, or by the Conant or other passel authorial by the Portuguese Minister resi dent at dna Owe, AA be admitted iu the High Court of Admiralty ; end it I. farther ordered, that immediate mti tution shall pan of all such property as shall appear by the bills of lading or ether doemosets found on board - Pavlovian ships, coming from Portuguese sat ttlements to the ports of Purtugal, to helmet foliar Moot Faithful Majesty, er to any of her subjects residing, at the date of this Order, in the Bra zils or in any foreign settlement belonging to her Crown ' or in England, or is any country in amity with His Majesty, upon a general claim fur every such ship and goods, given by the Conseil tinder the authority aforesaid And it if fur ther ordered, that the property of the subjects of Her idast Faithful Majesty, at the date of this Order, residing in Por tugal, either belonging to them separately, or jointly tyith subjects residing in the Brazils, or other places before men timid, shall be pronounced to belong as claimed, upon a ge neral claim given for the same us board etch Portuguese sips as aforesaid : And it is further ordered, that the pro perty last mentioned, as well as all other property, under private claims already given or to be given, and pronounced to be Portuguese property, and belonging to persons sY sate dent iu Portugal at the date of that Order, shall rein.tin sub ject to Hip Majesty's further orders; and, in the mean time, shall be put into the joint custody of agents to he immix] on behalf of His Majesty, and as behalf of the Portuguese Minister resident at this Court, or of soy claimant ; sod that such parts thereof as are perishable, or which it may be otherwise expedient to sell, shall he sold by the aforesaid Agents, under Coeuntirsions to he inlet: by the High Court of Admiralty, mid the proceeds thereof deposited iu the said Court : And the Men Honourable the Lords Commiesiouers of His Majesty's Treasury, His Majesty's Principal Secreta ries of State, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, and the Judies of the High Court of Admiralty and Courts of Vice-Admiralty, are td take the member). measures herriu as to them shad resprededy uppertaia. W. FAWKENER. St. James's, J. IS, 1101. Thin clay Monrietir Ad!ember% Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Pleuipotentiary from the Kroger Sweden, bud a pri vate nexlierce of Her Majeat), to Irbil* ho wax iotrodueed by the Earl of Murton, Lord Chnuberisin to Her Majesty, and rowhicted by Sir Stepbeu Contreil, Kat. Mester of the Ce reasooks. Irtiteknil, Jan. 19, 18941. Tlll !Vag Ism hero Owed to great to the Rev. Cherisi NOT, Clerk, Master 4.l*Arts, the place sad /*say ids Pow bendary of the FM? Chapel of St. Crone, in the Cattle of \Civilian, void b% the death of Dr. JAI Kipckasan. The King has also been pleas:d to grind to the Rev. Ed ward Christopher Pnwileswell, lhator in Divinity, the place end dignity of. Canon of the Cathedral Cloareh of Christ, in the University of (lxkird, void by the translation of the Right Reveread Father in God, Edward Veashies, late Bishop of Guilds, to the Archiepiscopal See of York. Carltrmflow., Jan. 18, 1 Sfii. The Prince of Welts has been pleased to epeeist the Rev. Frederic► William Blomberg, A.M. Qiimlain in (tertiary, to be Clerk of the Civet to his Royal Righnees, ii the room et the late Us. Lockman. PARTSERSH IPS DI SSO LV ED. . _ Limo )1411.i;c;;I;VIsts74e. Loas, Isk the etunt, id Yeti, weeliespl•ra. October at, lOW. William Holmes Sod Thomas Crook, both of Presto% la se ermagy lamer, grocers. January 13, loud. William Coale gladiolas Pool, grocers and tellow-chand. km, at lisularbsiM, is the county of York. January la, Dee, John 'Wright, sad George Rogers, eider. painters aad Octets, of Clerkeuwell-Close, Loudon. De l , cember f 6, lie,. Thome Harding sad John Frankbun, of the city of Bath, batten and hoolow January in, lens. James Homey andillineS 3larsden, con-merchants. De cember 31, awl. John Mean sod Thomas Marshall, in Leadenhall-street, in the city of Londoa, woullen-drnpers. Jaime). 1801. Matthew Munkhuuae, Richard l'olhernill, Witham Woad, William Fothergill, and Thomas Milward, bun and wire masiufactsurra, at Cambia., is the comity of Monmouth. July 13, 18117. Dneiry and llamas Darby, both of Green-Hill, Has twen, is the comity of Salop, uall•irunatuugers. December 31, 184/7. Thomas Browning, Danirl White, and Mnrgsrrt Sargenot, mercers, grocers, and shopkeepers, at Lido...), iu the could) MGlimerstes. 1 7 tbruary 9, 1905. Joe. Bacon, James Taggart, William Lake, and William Maddock*, of Loudon, merchants. Jan. u, 1800. George Baynes the elder, of nipton, iu the county of York, and James Spencer, of Embrey, at the said county, cotton-spinners. Jan. 6, laps. John Do.nesan mid Jobs Keep, of f'oblooter, in the county of Eases, grocers and Whoa -chandlers. Jau. 15, t-00, Richard 1411111. Richard Hos-it, in and Joseph Seeley. of Great Harenitagt-strect, Wapping, a the count) uf Middle sex, coopers. Dec. 115, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Winton% Ron era, of Cannumstr,t t, in the cit) of London, comb-maker, dealer and chammin, limn Januar) 43, to Mart b 12, at ten, at Gottingen John Morris Elworthy, of St.Janiciastrert, in the parish of St. James Wna ertonter, in the county of Middlesex, goldsmith Pod jrweller to torn-oder, January , 26, Fehrtiarra, and March 1, at tasks, at Gaikendi, London. Attorney, George Dwrii.r, Warwick-tarots Golden-square. Salome' Abraham* of Sandwich, in the county of heat, linen-drapir, to war:ender, January 23, to, and March at ten, at Guildhall , Lotidou. Anent', Mr. AutLuny, Earl- street Blark-friara, Leadon. _ JeaepliTidinarsb . , late of New County Terrace, New KeM Road, Ms the roomy of Surrey, but how of lb, Ksn Hemel Prisms, builder, to t.urrender, January YU, to, and March I, at ten, et Guildhall, London. Memory', Messes. Phillips and Ward, Moward.stmet, Strand. Asthosy Thome Bowles and Thomas Williams, of Kest street, in Mee pert& of It. George the Martyr, Southwark, is the eigsaar d wasp, gruccia, dealers sad charism, to nattoodur, J St, st twelve, February a, at use, sad Mardi 1, et ettena, Goildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. it It Speck, he Janis, lavabo ark. Thews Petit; d Witaey, is the county of Oxford, leatlar-doarsoe, dialog tad chapnian, do surrender, February to, 11, sad March I, at twelve, at the Shakespear Tavern, in New-Mere% in is the county of Warwick Attorneys, Memo. Beaters sad Martin, Ferniest's-10e, Lon don mad Mr Rebut Webb, Newmtrevt, Birmiethaus. Houghton Spencer, of West Wrattiug, in the county of Csoibridge, multattr, dealer saw , to summary, January st, February 2, and twelve, at Gotta boil, Loudon. Attorney:4, Mr. tetra-buildings, Mohler; London; mud Mr Walt Indreun-Walden, Jawed Bette, of Medley, in the county of Lass, Alp budder, dialer and chairman, to surrender, Jemmy au, a 7, sad March 1, it ten, at the house of Edward An:bruin, the Theirs Imo, lac Mistley. Attorney, Mr. Jobe Ambrose, of Medley . Joseph Rodrigues Peyned% late of Bevis Narks, in the city of Lemke, merchant, dsalr aml charian, to inirreni:ev, lesser? at, Ft boar) a , and March t, at eleven, at Goildball. Attenrey, Mr. Sadly., Meemerend-pird. ?bursas Masdeld, of Lewis, piha county of flames, gro rm., shopkeeper, dealer mid eireposs, tes asermwier, Jams; y tt I, Feernary 2, and Men% 1, el ideves, st flsildhall , Las sies. Attorney, Mr. Pediow, Mtestacatlard, Lor.don. Antbottf Doris, ntStrettilpeis, the eettatotAlN sex, &oleo in cattle, dealer and alutpuman, to santesder, Ja. *nary el, at incise, eti, it out, sad March 1, at tee, at to.ild ball, Loudon. Attsivey, Mr. Itubisoa, of Chatty! -I,ns.. square, London DEATHS. DIVIDENDS. February 15. William Creed, the younger, of l'inch bine Corntill, in the city of London; tailor and drapes, dolt' and ebspulan, at our, at Guildhall. February Is. Georg, Felton, of Liars pool, in the county of Lancaster, merchaut, at one, at the Globe Tavel u, Liter. pool. February 30. Thomas Booker, of BillNiagham, is the county of Ware ick, buttondaaker, dealer mid thermal, at eleven, at the Swan 'Faverii,•Bull-street•Pllirmiaibaus. February 15. James Cellins, of Gosport, tu the county of Southampton, builder, stoneinasuu ' dunk?. and cluipmau, at twelve, at the Crain tun, hi Closport. ' • February 07. Chricbtuu Hume, of Ifortisid-abiset, RateliF H' ay, Mike county of Middles)", glimeasaker, dealer and Chapman, at ear, set Guildhall, Umtata Fthruary Is. Alexander Mucaulcy, of Landon, merchant and mariner dealer and ehaptuati, at clean', at Guildhall Marat. Join tirClary, late of Calcutta, is the Province of Bengal, in the East ladies, but now of Sabsbaty• street, in the Strand, in the county of Middlesex, mar (death, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. February 13. John Cease, late of Great Wakering, in the county of roses, shopkeeper, deal* and chnpuian, twelve, at Guildhall, Lundoo. March I. Jarvis German, of Aldettusebory, in the city of tondos, boiler, it oar, at Guildhall. February Is. Richard Witham Gin& Schnieder, of White Lion Court, Bircbin-laue, in the city of 1.1).:14 , 11, tavr ebant, underwrite:, broker, dealer and cbaptuari, at use, at Guildhall, London. February 16. James Gulley, of Frome-Seiwood, is the county of Somerset, instholder ' dealer and chapeaus, at eleven, at the Buda Tatars, Rriatol. CERTIFICATES--Fr Aar 9. James Crossley, of Halifax, in the county of York, and of king-street, in the city of Londou, merchant, dealer and chapthan. Charles Bullard, of Fescharehmtreet, in the city of London, wine-mervlmut, dealer and ebapman. Francis Paul Palmer, of Sidhary, in the city of Wester money-acriveuer, dialer and Chapman. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, MW, - 1 11 John Lawrence, Stainground, tauner - - DIVIDL•NDS. John Hood genial, Water-lane, Tower-street, London, ine and skit u.trchaut - 10 Joseph Jackson, Nowingtou Causeway, Surrey, bru6ll -- - - - Janes Turner, Took) -street, Southwark, Surrey, - warehouseman - . - - - I 1 Thomas Thomas, late of Cfttumile-street, London, wen-bast - - i 1 Williams Morley Erase, Mari-lame, London, bro ker - - _ - u I Thome MUSLIMS, Prescott-street, Goebman'a-fields, Laudon, merchant - - - al Edward Moos, late of Ilammiensmilk, Middlesex, huskier - - - - - so pima or trrOcirs; interstumir. awl Stock . $ pet trot. Reduced. ...... .. : ....... 63i f a IRE Cad Gawk ' 6s} 3 4 per Coot. ' NI 31 ii s per Gat. Miry e IP: a faboudties ild I pm Coat Ditto Aaouities -t6 India Stock .. _ - .... 171/i India Ronde Is die par. Eastapierara Bilks AugUsil Lottery Tickets ....ANL Iva C.4•••es for . osil T. BUSH, Stock broker, a, Ormaill, and 9, C berlng•criai. PRICE or IRlkil STOCKS, SAS. la. . • =meat Debentaris s 4 par mt. 71 Ikea . 24 per nat. 71 • Goraspensel3elmillires s p..r cent. gs! Goverlartat 1 . 1 tato . 5 per act. -- COURSE OF EXCH Amok/4am 35 7 :z U. Ditto at Sight .t t Rotterdam c. f it 9 9 U Hamburgh 34 4 9!t , Altirua 34 $ 24C Paris Ditto 10 Dtmielesaa Cadiz Madrid 4O effective Legliura Naples 4l Genoa 45 Liv Pie. Venire a. C 52 Do. liter. ANGE, J • lit. Lisboa tio OPerto 104 Cock at t.vjois. Portaial Gold Cuts at.d Bars 1. a. d. per 0t... 4 II Doebinowe New pontiff§ o 5 41 !Mawr in BUM New Luois (each) 0 0 u Apo on the Dank of Holliuid, 5i pei Cent. On Su day, Viscount Trafalgar, only son of Earl Num, a d ut'►•w of t►e great lord Nelson, of at) Owes fon-, la the stub ) ear of Waage. Mn. Saisliford, wife of the Rey. "'horns. Situdiford, vicar of hittchurch, in the eouutyof Waterford. lately, in the soth year of his age, Mr. Joho %%grave, many years a hook-bind, r of eminence in PeetLion Cottrt, Eket.streat, wl i-re be had the lieueur of being patrosised by the Duke of Grafton Major Pearson, Isaac Reed and emeral other fi rst-rate collectors of eerier. Works. Ile wee Oro very regularly employed in binding warts of elegance fur the shop of Steam. White. He was a citizen of London. the father et the book-binding trots!, and one of the oldest iiihabitauts of St. Dunstan 's pariah ; of stitch be sod a cm. stable is 1767, and apprelu nded the notorious Mrs. Brows. rigg. He at that time ouhlialeed a curtains narrative of the me et' nut indicted by bar upon her apprecties, Katy dm which she received 'entente of death Septem ber 19,1767." Lately, in his sr.fh year, Mr. Alderman Metcalf, of Wood. !dock. He first served the office of Mayor of thst borough in 1714 ; the last and ninth time in ISO. , an interval of :.0 years, which perhaps is unprecedented in the annals of cur. porations. To the last be preserved his faculties entire end a few months before his death cesld walk three or feet miles with the firm step of a young man. It was to the ex ercise of walking that he ka a great censure ascribed ber good health and longevity. On tri.!ay, Mr. George . Swift, of Hely Croft, Sheffield. Being a member of the society of Odd Fellows. be wu at tendr.l to the grave by shoat three hundred of his brethren., acid au itnramise crowd to witness the procrision. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIDGE Mora .... min. aftcr..6 J Eves.ae .... mein altar ..7 LONDON : Printed by G. DAVIDVN, No. 17, Dub'., (mot, flow-street, Cuwent-prdrn, and published at thit Office, No. 15, Park of Wt Clement's Chard), Stroud, by ‘V STUCK, of No. 7, New ltelt•ni-street, Loup/Wee—. Orders, &r. for Hut Paper, sent to the 4.llEst, fp:, paid) will be drily sttosseled to. ly SALE BY AUCTION. HORSES. By Mr PALMER, At the Louisa, Kest, and Farm Repository, In Mira. street, near St. George's Lloarch, Bur.outli, TO-310R. ROW, the gist last. at one o'clock, and every Thursday, AQuantity of HORSES, fi t for Trade.int•ii, Gastlessea, Traveller'', Coach-Masters Farasers, ate. Several good Hunters, Hacks, and Putties, Of dilliteat de scriptions, Draught Hanes, ate. Teriry of carriages fur privet , - salt —Changes, with and without heath ; a capitil Coal Cart, Waggon, awl Cat, of various kinds. No encomia for the shutout of Carriages whet sold.