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• Or filrAL -NA ►LYsdOOTif, Attila S riled the Goliath, 74. Capt. Puget ; Pangaea, 74, Captain eraser Narrissat, 36, Capt. Malcolm and Althea hired schooner ; Pickle and Lady, with a convoy ; the Ptlinortb, Deptford, and Findon, hired transports ; all gone to the Eastward. Arrived the Insolent gun-brig, Lieut. Morris. TORBAY, APRIL S. Sailed last evening and this morning, the Pluto, Laerty, Daring, and Speriaily.—Wind S.W. lORTSMOUTIr, APRIL 6. gaited the Offender gun-brig, on a cruise. Dropped dawn to St. Helen's, His Majesty's ships Decade and Supuri,ure, with abcut 30 sail of vessels under convoy, and will sail from thence early in the tut:min.—Wind S.W. ra•L, •►RIL 6. Sailed the Afinvrar store ship, for Sheerness. Arrived His Majesty's ships Over, 11"ran,ler, and 7 hrasier, front a cruise; and the Z:Aps, with a con voy from Portsmouth, which are sailed for the giver. Wind S.IV. O‘IIPI4IIOC, APRIL 4. Arrive], yesterday morning, the Paw, Reid, from Trinidad, a running ship. in 53 days. Left loading for this port, and to sail in about 14 days, the Ebanieih, M'Gregor. Three days after sailing, was chased by a Spanish cruiser, which fired several guns; but, on the compliment being returned, she Gaze away; and the night following, to leeward of Guadeloupe, 'she fell io with a French schooner privi.teer, which they gas.* so warm a reception to, that, after an engagement of halt an hour, she sheered off. On the sth ult. in lat. eb. 45. long. al. 53. spoke the American ship Ocean, Malcolm, from Charleston for this port. A Mr. Roscoe, one of the officers who served in the expedition of Gen. Miranda, has atrived passenger in this vessel, hav ing letters from fat General to some of the Mem bers of Government. The ship which carried the Chinese Siatlers to Trinidad, had on board a large quantity of piece goods, by, it is said, the p.ie.ite permission of Government; but the naval officers commandi'g n••t biting satisfied with the kind of evidence produced by the proprietors to this effeet, seized the sh;l3 and cargo, which were condemned and sold very much tinder V,llP.nntwithstanding strong representations by the Advoe 4t oral In a few days after, an Order of Council arrived from Britain, allowing the importation, so that the loss must be made up uy the country. CnrlC, APIIII. 1. AggitviD—The Eliza, of Dublin, Pomo, llustel, goods, badoes. Tho Mariner, of and from Greenock, Dothan', ditto, De• 0111 , 11ra. (Awe, of Rnthseev, Gilchrist, Greenock. rook', &r. SAILED-Irhe Mitlgerin Coale, of Cardigan, Evaos, Swan- MI, cattle 1 . 14,. Nevins, of Milford, GriMths, Nfinelicad, pies. The Hope, of Chichester, Kea., Waterford, merchants' Tile William and Ann, of Alvi for Newpolt, Morrie, pigs. SUSSEX diGRICULTURAL REPORT. 10',4 MARCH The easotiowainn of dry weather. with gentle host., has caused the wet lands to dress extrema :y well tsr Oat sowing, which sa now pretty generally finished ; it has als . been favour. able for young Wheats, which continue to look promisingly; Sad., seem' has commenced ou the Downs, and the ground was Wirt ill bett.:r working order. The weather has likewise been kine'y for lambing ; about a moiety of the *uth Due n !ewes have already yeaned, and the twins have been unusually nomemus --Sheep feed is treginoing to run short, on farms whi re du re sic few turnips ; but that useful plant is still in ``eat perfetlion, as Orr, few hare either rotted of run to seed ; Turnips of the Swedish kind are partieJarly good, and we are glad it. s:id, they are now coning into general estimation. Tlie rice , of Grant, ai.d of Cattle, both fat and Iwo, and a Sheet., continue nearly at last month's prices. A great number of the rrin;ipal farmers in this neighbour. hoed, at our market, on Saturday last, subscribed to a Itewhi tiow, not to him may servant, without haying first obtained a musfactery character of the gocd behaviour, kc. of such ser vant, from a (mesa employer or respectable person ; except at time , of haying and harvest. This resolution, we underitatid, was consequence of the recouanendation of the ge.sex Agricultural Society, and it is certainly calculated to rennet servants catt4ul to deserve good characters, by proper lobar:out to their em Moyers iNQ U f.N TS. following Inquisitions have lately been taken by one of the Corrners of Somerset, viz.—On Fri day, at Wedmore, on the body of Jonas Gooney', an •nfant, about two years old, who, in the absence ',ibis mother, was burnt, by his clothes taking fire, and died, after languishing twenty-four hours.— Yesterday se'nnight, at Kdmersdon, on the body of Ei.tzaearn HODGES, who was burnt in the same manner, and languished eight hourr.—On Wednes day se'nnight, at Long Sutton, on the body of MARINA Nese, about twenty years of age. The deceased was helping to fasten up a cow en its stall, when a dog passed by ; the beast, having a calf by her side, made a blow with her horns at the dog, and unfortunately penetrated the right thigh of the un fortunate woman, which caused her death within the hour. Verdi& on each--4 , :tiZat. Also, on the body Of THOWIA% WHITAKER, who, in a state of intoxication, mistook his way in going from the Pack horse, public house, went out at the back door, fell into the river, and was drowned. A gentleman. who was passing by, made an alarm, and, within ten minutes, the decea:ed was wit out. Every mean to restore him were ir.t•fieftually made by a medical gentleman, upwards ✓t three hours. On Saturday se'nnight, an Inquest was held on the remains of an infant. which were found in a coffin, buried in a cranes- of the Riding House. at the Barrack:. near Sheffield. It was &opposed to have lain in the ground about ten year.. No infor mation could be obtained concerning it. It had been remarked, that tie horses, in exercising. al ways started, and were restive in that corner, thcugb they frrely passed over every other other. On the 29th ult. Helen White. Yoti tAeodia GNI Ono, were executed at the New Top, at Dorchester, for a burglary in the house Hussar NIIIIINAM. of Purbeck, pursuant to rir sentence at the last Assizes. They behaved ry penitently. Onirnlier and Themes Wright, us were accomplices 'aids them in the crime, and yitally convicted for it, have bees spited during some circarnstascss favour having e ie: • AIGSALVS EIECUTION . Last Saterday, Robert Itizoolt, who, at thi Sussex Assiies i svas capitally convicted of a burglary; in the riwelline-house of Mr. John Wickham, of Alboutne, suffered at Horsham, pursuant to his sentence. At the hour of noon he was brought from the cell which he bad occupied since his condemnation, to the cart prepared for his coaveyancc to the f atal tree, which he beiteld with the utmost indiffei enc.: ; and, after being pinioned by Jack Ketch, ascended with a firm and st'ady step, and deliberately seated himself by his coffin, when the cart moved slowly on to the gallows, under which the unfortunate malefaClor condutted himself with a becoming, and almost unexampled fortitude ; for, during the whole of the awful ceremony, he betrayed not the smallest emotion of fear, or dread of ..eath ; on the con trary, after joining the clergyman who attended him, most fervently, in prayer, partly selected by himself, he repeated, to the surrounding mulii curie, in an audible, distina, and impressive voice, a number of verses of his own compilation, exhort ing them to beware of the prevailing vices of the age, particularly the profanation of the Lord's Day, diihrinesty, drunkenness, whoredom, the abuse of confidence between master and servant, idleness, backsliding, &c. Sic. He next recommended his family to the mercy of the world, declaring them petfeCtly innocent of the crimes which be bad committed, and tot which he was about justly to suffer ; and hoped that his misdeeds would not entail r. proach or refl2etion upon them. He then declared, that lie should ,tie in forgiveness with all toankind, and hoped that at mankind would exercise the same charity towards him. • Having concluded all he had to say to the pnpu• lace, the executioner proc:•eded to 6x the halter about his oeck t and, as he was adjusting it, Dirndl in a low tone of vole. requested that he would not make a bungling j As of it. but execute it as corn• pletely as he could, and be should then deem the present, though his last. the happiest day Ire had ever experienced. The moment before be was launched into eternity, and as the cart was moving from under him, he again said. I forgive the world, and commit my spirit to Me ,fisposal of God. Before the body was cm down, alter hanging the usual time, two young women, with enlarged necks, appeated wider the gallows, and had the affected parts stroked. for some minutes, with the tte.4.l haud I The offend :r WAS hung in his boots, which were nearly new, and a dark close bodied great coat, which, with the rest of his clothes. were purchased by his relatives, or the hangman, for a guinea. The execution was attend •d by the Under Sheriff, and many of the Sheriff's (Jake!. ; also by the Peace Office's, and a strong chary of the We•t Essex Militia. The spritatoi, present were 4 patted at upwards of SOO& Bignali, if we may judge from his conduit in his last moments, has made a better preparation for death, than was gener..lly imagined ; and it is but fair to presume, that nothing but a str.cere repent a:ice could have swatted him to bar up sd well, under his awful and trying situation He con. fessed that the daring and aggravated rootarry in the dwelling.hnuse uf Mr. Preston. of Warteleton, about twelve months ago, was committed by him self and two others; and it i believed he was con. cerned in divers other crimes, which he did not confess, owing to his determined, but mistaken principle of fidelity to his accomplices, whom no persuasion could induce him to discover. He de clared that he had concealed 4001. in a certain wood, and that be had, in cnnfidence, identified the spot to a fellow.prisoner, who, if he escaped punishment, would be enabled to recover the same, sad divide it with his wife. The country for many miles round, having been more than ordinarily interested in the tate of this man, the following, being literal copies of letters written by him, the night before his execution, we are persuaded, will prove Acceptable to many of our readers. The latter letter WAS inclosed in Mr. Marshall's, for him to deliver to Mr►. after the execution. • C a;:ti Drc of thei •-r w'u t t,, u •'-' i lik_ " T.. o%e Row. Mr. Mars SIR-1 have comitiended my father and my wile to you, accoiding to you, d,,ire, 111 which I hope, Sir, you will give ' them at the comport you east, concerning my unhappy nuues loon, of which f ham sincerely maiented ; and as it IS God's blessed wilt to call me hence, his will be done; I ant content to submit ntyself tn ha command., in Imps, to meet thee., at the last day, to that bie.serl kingdini which soy Saviour Jesus Ciiiist is gene befo:e to prepare for us ail. ** Aid' t, Sir, it as convenient fur you Si come t.i.morrow mowing, 1 shall be happy in see you and in, wife bigether, as I have a few things I should be glad to tell her before you. By w tiling, you will much oblige me, your humbeservant, April 3, 1807. " ROBERT 1116.4 ALL " This, my father, wife, and my poor little hip, is an awful hour ler you and me; you receive this, I .bail be no geom.-1141/C sinned and I have repented—l have Lein neigh lilt army duty I. Gad, my neighb.iur, and mrelf. May the man 11140 neglected the education of his children, an 1 misused his kind-hearted wile, pre,ume to address his God, in behalf of those enhocents, whom his wickedness has brought to shame and distress ?—t) my God, I do be thee to (nitre nue my sins, and to hear a el.ing man's prayer; let lint my sins occa sion enmesh or sb tine to thine I keys behind; be thoi, U G. 1, the father of the fatherless, and the supyinit the widow. __h) shad, take these innocents under thy aslautglity care.-1n a short nine 1 .41411 he in my grave. '' So, admit, any dew friends, 1 . ROBERT Tingley, who was tried with Bignall, for the bur glary at Albourne, and arvothd, has Leen since tried in Sumersetshite, for a robbery in the dw.d. ling-house of Mr. Joseph Hookway, of Nt. George, in that county, and fond guilty. He accordingly seemed the sentence of death, and is left for earcu two. A shopkeeper is a Yorkshire own lately made known his desire fur a wife key the following word:, printed upoa a piece of paper, iind e7:iithi:ad in his shop window Wanted an industrieue Wife. In !mire within." _ _ Tuesday se'smight, as JOHN COS/LnAi and JAMES DAVIS, were employed in repairing a well at 14.ril ford, near Manchester, a large quantity of salKly earth fell in upon them, by which means they wete killed. Jona Cot , I.PRY was nearly extricated, ex. cepting his legs, when a fresh quantity of earth slipped in, and quite overwhelmed him. Two other men were buried in assisting to get the poor men out, and it was with the greatest difficulty they were saved. DAVIS has left a wile and eight • •• • Exam LAST NlOtirS G.42L7T8. MILEFARY Pitt/MOTU/4S. by the I.va4 t.teatectia e. the Cern of Middlesex. Royal Eastern Regiment of VliSillesex Janet Harker, to be Calenin. Dar , 4 Mardi 1 . 1, 111117. IViliiams, Fie robe dirt'.. leattel Mirth 19. Geom.!. Taylor, (ient. lobe Lieutenant. Dated January 14 George Hilliard, Cent to be ditto. Dated March 13,1 1 107. Aieensider Stewart, Gicat. to be Elego. Dated January 15, 11101. Rood Westminster Re...invent of Middlesex Militis. Roben Snow, Lvq. to be rel sior. Dated Felnua, 1, 1887. Edward Smith, Gent. to be Ell •0. Dated Jastuary 15; 1887. Henry Hollewell, Gent. to be ditto Dated February 18, 18117. I)rvitt Tashr, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March Id. 1.107. Thema.; Smith, Ge.:e. to be ditto. Dated Misr."' 19, IbB7. Rural Westsee Regiment of Pilittliesex Militia. Francis Heming, to b.. Captain. Doted March IS, 1807. Henry Feint:, Esq. to be ditto. Detest March 10, 16.07. St Gales and St. Grove, Bloomtbury, 141 lie Lire ten, it a. Ensign T I'. Mouncey, vice Hall,sesigned. Dated DeceittLer V., Ituti. Ensign Joke Told, vice Gliwer,), resigned. Dated a. above. Ensign ---.Rapiseel, vice %Vora, promoted. D.itcd as above Doyle, vier' Fallow, promoted. Dated as above. St Pancras Vuluntecrs. Esiden George Ledwell, to be Lieutenant. Dated Dectinher e , ., 1806. Peter Roun, Gent. to h. Ensign. Dated as above, Cleskesswel V, tuisteerv. George Haelphries„ lßeq. to be Captaia, vice Robins, rei:geed. Dated December g4i, 1808. Repel Westminster Volunteers. John Tumor, Gent. so be Quarter-MaAce, vice I.ambco, de cowl. Dated December 86, 1806, Surnevaavaplace Volunteers. The. It'ght 14onncrable Rebid Rrinsiey Sheridan, to bei Lieutettant-Colossel-Coromandant, vice Hammond, resign ed. Dated January Is 1887. 24 Battalien of Queen's Royal Volunteers. Willinni Casper, Gent. lobe Second Lieutenant, vice Danliy, isrineend. March 14,1807. • Alagiunis, Gent. to be ditto, vice IlisVer, promoted. Dated as 490115. PARTNZEitiIIIPS nissoLvEn Walter Wood, Sei.j.imut 'Fawns Smith, yid Fletcher, and R.Abert Smith, of Worki.igton, bauk,t, December Si, 160. &Josuellletilee sea William Ciatei, of Mo. I. Naw.court, St. Serithiii',.laurs, Lando's, wine, beer, and spirit merchants Match 31, 111 n. _ _ Maur Kuiskaw and Thomas Ricliardinn, of 1-1411fait, in th• county of 'talk, metcloulls. Jannary 1, 11107. George Hoar.t, Thotnas Hague, and Wiliam Yates, of Ro therham, In the county of York, luiunr-ruescliants. April 3, 1607. Michael Denby, John nlington limcock, and Dennis But. ler, of L. denhali•strect, Lundell, Alp and ;natant:ice brokers Maras Si, )dO7, Willu,u Kirkpatrick and Jabet Sanderson, of Manchester. in the county el Lanca.wr, are,clunta end daglins. Marl i 111117. W. Aldred and Richard Fletcher, of Pendlebury, near Mae clirster, in the county or Laiic.e.ter, dver4. Match JI, WO?. Ittahert.Saer and tieurge Fredo , ,cic SrTer, of Kissed Lyon, la the county of Norfotk,Ennt.inereadota. March VS, 1207. Joshua Kell and ffenry Denton, jan. of Knaotos....opon. 11011, nterchlutr, COUlslltSoull ageutr, and insuraia....—hroirers April 1,1207. I tangy Kiug, Dachau' Cooke, and Clarks King, of Leices ter, aautssoys-at.law. April 2, 1222. ‘NICROP PCY ENLARGED. Fleury Ti}-,u, late of Stitra-assurt. Mont./treat, in the city of Lott ha, vi:ttnwt, dealer and emporia', from April 11, to A.ILI 2b, at tan, at Guildhall. BANKRUPC. Thomas Rtiltern. or frowbrike, in the county of Wilts, surgeon and apntlitcary, dealer and ehapinaii, siiirender, April :1, 23, and May 19, a: eleven, at tha 'three Wo..i Inn, I. .frewbridge. Attorneys, Mr. Williams, ReJ Liou aq :are, London; and Mr. Stephen Ticurbridge, Wilts. DIVIDENDS.. May 2. Charles Matttoy; late u( Lyun's Inn, in the coduty of Middlesex, but nue of Angel-c .utt, 'lliroginott.dowsretit, in this city of London, inarcnant, dealer and co/gonad, at tan, at Ustildhall Landon. May 1 6. kloban iirowai, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, in the city of London, and South Latnieth-place, to the county of Sarr.y, insitrance.braiter, dealer and chapinais, at one, at Guildhall, London. April Cll. Mirka Bristorv, of Neacite-street, in the city of London, linen-draper, at ten, at tiorldhAii, April 11. Julio &we,/ Prit c hard, late of Wignaore-street, in the pandit of St. Mary-laMmine, in the county of Middle sex, rocer and confeeirmer, at ten, attittedltall, London. May 17. John Carr, of Pontelrae, in the county of York, grocer, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the Red Lam Ino, iu Pontefraa. _ . April 3k). John Simpson Tt .I.!rttan, of Colchester, in the county of Essex, ,rontson4er, dealer and ehaprotn, at eloven, at the house or J0c:,.11 Brown, t►e Chttfid I.ln, ao Colchester. b John Adams, Lite of Potties, in the enunty of Finns, orlopseller, dealer and cnairtinna (but new a Eminent in His Maisity% w the Fleet), at ten, at Guildhall, London. Aprn 26. Walter Powell, of I,.ntbanl-street, ist the city of London, banker, at tcn, at Gotnlitall,t.undon. April 26. Saniud Cast,le mol Waiter Powcll, of Lombard street, in the city of I.end.iii, baoi‘cts and co partnere, at ten, at Gur6thah,• . _ May I. Charles baktrey, now or late of Fra-ilinshani, in Ma enmity of SuIC.I4, goner , le..ther-cotter„ de.tler altd ehaproais at ten, at London. April SY. ttoSeft Gsillun, late of Worship- street, F.i.abury, in the county of Middlesex., dealer in siontuutia liyuura, end eharvian, at ten, at Guildhatl, London May It. kiefiaol baker, of Wellinebornugh, in the bounty of Nottlia,ipten, common carrier, dealer and chapinci, at eleven, at Guildhall, April 14 Lane Smedley, of Maidzn-lane, Weed-street, in the city of Lieulen, huseir, dealer ■r.d claarnan, it ten, at GwlEhall, London May 1. Janie* feeble, of Kenbington Gravel Has, in the enuute of Midaltetex, brewer. 1.a1.•r auk ehapinaii. at rlelogn. at Guild:mall I.4indiea. May 16 John Copp and Robert Wa!ker, of St ratfot.l t in the county of Ening, calico-printers, dealer* and chi:mien, at ten at fiatltlhan London. _ _ holiy 4. John Lit;thoaite, of Liverpool, in the county of Lanemier, inewhant, Muller and ehspilian, at etaie.i, at the (lobe Tavern, IN 141414.1111ttet, Loverpool. April de. FrAit:l4 Solent, of Wakefield, in the comity of York, innliveper, &slit and clisponaoi, at twelve, at the Mnrie of Mr. Joseph Broomall, the SV htte-Hatt lon, in Wskiheld. May I!. James M.mticth , late of Gracechureh-meat, in the cot) of Loudon, druggist, chemist, dealer and chapinati, at (Amp, at Guildhall, London._ April I.onpli I -rota, of Wo.uninttee Bridge•RoOlir is toe Wrrough of Southwark, and caunty of Surrey, victual. ler, ticalor sod cliapm.dr, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. May 5. %Whoa Hall, now of S,:stv.streat, Wo strect, CI, •apOde, lafr Alderreranbury, in the city of Londuu. MAnchestat Wareham. ...in, darter cud chaputars, at it,., at Gurldna.l,larrniun. A o ril 2A . John Wyatt, of Cheadle, in the county of Chea ter, calico•prutter, dealer and Chapman, at three. at the Bi..lg,erater-Alias, in Manchester. Vt. Wilt !CATES —Arleta 28. Jahn Tyrrell, of Maidstone, in thc.c.runt) of Kent, irnottion get, dealer and Chapman. 7ne; Woes, o r i haddloworth, an the county of York. chanter &Ale* Lh•panen Freder•ci krAy, !Ate of Steohnpe.soreet, Clere.M.l! et, ft h r .1 A1.r141.-.1. er..l.law ,th u,o iewriier. "IL * • . .• . R„t v , t thewarnen at yenYtttr, es? I.Stit%, la 04 totltly t i l I.nrc.nlx, statrow.r, (Wier aord cheptiesn. ri,, ro minni.i. .4 itsitkint, in !Pre time'', nfluttey, e i t m l. , 41 ,,, er , tainpfLeeper, dealer •Atel cl,e,pn,ara Thnena:Pilcti It, Cite n 1 ...e Ira let% elf i c s •red!t W e • v ow, fit yy tJI et itiont the walls ill titiseV4 of Llnterftely, irk tite. entintv itf Kent, wheelndglx6 , i. .. . . Chr.xlx. fixeren, of C.Alege Itill v in 4•*, 1 .4 , 0, 41%. Francis Itentv l. nrinin, nt entege-roil. Lnirrionv eserchArt.. ....,.......,--•- --- .: , • .._...az.-fra-rt, - -- , ..... ,, ....7"...c.p. m ., ?MCP: OF STOCKS • YCSTtRI 3 / 1 9. sulk 9rnclt . 2941 e OR 34. 3 pet Ces.kt. R. 1•804 . Gail ex ti... 5 per Cent COMMIS • • gl ik . 4 per Cent • . Me rig (lit: 5 per Cent. Nary .. • ISii I.nteg Annuities •..17 1.1% Wet*. °minium • 4 $ 4 j„„ 1 , s„mtc.•• 4e. park Exelteque. PAU .. s's. 3, vows. English I...ttet Ttrdc"" India for • 104 . c•nr..k for • • • . /ink °lonian' l'r? T. "SIMI, Stnet•Nr•lm, N.. 4. °lentil I. nut 9. Mirin g r ,.. rs- IRISH STOCKS, MAOCII ft. Gomernment DeWirturer 5 per C.lll 940 Royal caul I.ollllEoer Crust. .• ... 9l' • COURSE OF EXI as 9 d Lt. Um. at Wet, 36 Hutu:l,lam c. f.. 11 10 11 U. liamburgla. 3llO 111 U. Alta.na Pdhis. le io tn. Ditu. N..0.10.ed t 4 14 C 04.1 Oli effect. I pity, Ildad , ul Ditto 11116 9B Leghorn 491 --- • ' . ..1.1AN(4%, An4L 2. Gen.,. 4. ki. Pt IWon't, r. C &4 lb.. l* Lisbonl Unkti Opef tO St ..........4 Coik II estates. I. n 4 P.nnest Geld in Coin 1 and 14. q pie eg. 4 .... 1 N.A. 1.)t , uve..n.... .... ... Jew Dolls Stier. ift PAIS . • Ncw ea:o .. moo.. .• Agio . 1i the Mull of Maltese., gfi per root MIRTH. 04 the 14 Itattaat, at Watk4-1414), enntrr of Kildare, nob* et the Ristit Mo. Lola Duatta) nu. al a ton. SIARRIAGIFS. At Guernsey. on the Slit ult. Ih. Borland. Itovelrad Army Itospitels. to Miss W.otess tin the le ult. in ts.e I.iand of An.igns, J. S. tat?, F.sq. (Seerelear to Rear-Adruiral Sir A. Cochrane), to Mie Ast.t t,shrooe, daughter of Osborne, Eig et the , Peri Uo Friday 1.44 Ci4l4. L. 41. on of Vier.g/..,,g Chad, to hires Catirerine nem, of Nevrcartio,Stafforisbor. At Glasgow. the Itch ut Alexander hDA,th,,,, Linlithgow Kinlge, to Mid. Mart Hill, second dautter the late George Hill, Esq. of Hillend, near (Rail°, On Thursday Lao, at St. G.sorge's, Hanover-Nov-, V-. Charles Grey, of Shepherd-street, to !Ulm Arnett, 'ADM :I street. DEATHS. At Oreesy, county of Longford, John Bea, Rig. High She. TM of the counts of At Raley hao the county of Cavan, tenet deoorefly S. minted, Ralph Harman, E.g. many years beasiver of that county. So much departed worth has left the teases's:. tutu in an aff_ctionate faintly, and with those who tad barn la pos...i..sion of Ins friendship, the deepest reyiet. On Saturday nor * g. Mrs. Ab:ructine, wife of Jobe Abernethie, Esq. Cumberland-tercet. On Tuesday tast, at Winchester-house, Chelsea, the infant daughter of the lion and Rev. Thomas De Grey. Oo Friday List, at R.dmouth, In Devonshire, aged 2?, Fier cis, the Atli son of the late R bent (lynch", Esq. a Inetew bery•sqoa-e. MUD WATLK. THIS DAY. AT L I ONDUN Okla.; Atai.after.. II j kven.. e .. ;..,/ min alter... 9 SALES BY AUCTION. Bliti.l. /THECA BR YANITANA. kfy Mr NTEWART, At his Auction-Rooin, 194, Piccadilly, (opposite Allier). THIS DAY, April 4, arid eight following Day', Liar day excepted), at Id o'Clorl;„ without reserve, HE very Magnificent and Vallsalble TO M. T GRAPHICAL. HISTORICAL, and SCARCE 1191 e LECTION : Artiong , 2 which will be found, vie. The Csriiiir dos of Caxton, Oratton, Fab an, Hal, an 4 Sir W. 14ugdalt's Works, fl, v. folio. Lod (Proofs %Jedb ae. large paper. Cliauncry's Herts. Rude. bey Wales. Vires's Parentalia. Lord Somers's Trials end Life 17 v. pink Caiiterbury and Wertmirister, I. p Prince's Worthies of lite von. Rennet's Parochial Antiqukti s. Will CattiedrA and other Works. Fuller's Worthies and other Work. MO rant'. Essex. Rath's Worcestershire. Bloniefirla's Morgan 's S ,ihrre of (entry. Grose's Works crimp' •te. Ai b t•iplianis (4ricce, IQ". Pocock's !foyer, I p. Lie cashire Loggarib Canikridge and Oxturd. Strutr: Pima History of Surrey, I. p. Ashrnote'r Berluhiry, stet 0 of the Garter ' ike Atkin% Gloutast,rshire. I. It Stiikeley's Itinerary, Stonehenge, and other Pieces. hit. niumbailand Houraholt B.aik. Harleian Meceleny. derson's Diploinatir Scotia. Sandferd's Genealogical Hole and Coronation. The nous, y vrry, Arrant', hOtholm • Mormon'. Nottinghamshl a. Long's Jamaica. 11-sra Pieces. The History ut the Family of &idle. Dek s York. Thores'ay's Leeds. Gale's Honoree ele Rklua Ben t ham'. Fly. Gent's Yorkshires Militia and other Poe • Diu glass Peerage of Sc•itlaod, I. p. Vale Rol • Wills.', Buckingham. Cox's Works. I. p. Mott's .Stall shire, I p. irempert's Crse. of Loudon, Flynn's Kecur Curtis's Flora, coloured. Likewise every Work of Topography, relative to Great B . tain and Ireland, mostly in superb Wading' in Rueas, • The whole homing one of the linen Seletlions of County other Histories ever offered ter public Sale, bring the es I.ihrary of WILLIANI %RYAN'', Esq. To he Tiro ed till the time es Sale. C.atalngues may had (Price floss Shilling, and a few on law Paper, 111144 Crown), of Mr. Constable, Edinburgh; Mr Archer, Pukka; Mr C ioke, Oxford; Mr. Dcighten. s Mr. NIA Birot:4ham ; Mr. Norton, Bristol; and at 194, Picaulillf, London. -- STUCK OF LINEN DRAPERY, HOSIERY', MIACERIie AND WOOLLF.N DRAPERY, By Mr. COT ELE, Or. the Premises. No. 121, Ritcliff•Highway, by order of die A.sienee., THIS DAY, and To-morrow, at eletrr 1 I HE GENUIN6 and VALUABLE 10. S. In 'FRAM: aMr John Doh on, linen drape: . a Bat‘ rope. ConslAing of a large quantity of fine Irish, Ltd o °' linens, French cambric., kussie and Holland sheeting% gni" cottons, bed ticks, furniture and fancy dimities, chiota feria. tures, printed calicos and cambrics, shawls and lunatic' chiefs, damask and Itlani>er table linen, counterpanes , ga t ' blankets, cotton and worsted hone, superfile and Yorksbite e oths, vassineoresi gilt and plated buttons, and various vibe . . articles. 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