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it ova • ! • Nzt PAL INTELLIGENCE. P PORTSMOUTI/. Fell. S. General Cockle, second in command at the Cape Of Good Hop.:, is arrived here to take his passage. The Uridnaught, -if 95 guns, Capt. Lechmere ; and .(isdaeivi:. of 74 guns, Capt. Gosselin, will sail in a day or te..) tc join the Channel Fleet ; and the ttc..e,:e, of 71 guns, Sir John Gu:c, to join the squa lion off Rcrhefott. Tieurfri frigate, Capt. R W. Taylor ; and the dvsa sloop, Capt. Thrush, it is ex,:eEtecl, will take the convoy for the Wc.t ltidies, which is col. Wing at this post. Vetterday, a Cnurt Martial was held. on board th' Glalictor. on Capt. J Brenton, for the loss of I-lis 'slajeiy's ship La .111ne-.1 —lt appeared to the Coon, tl• ,t the loss of that ship was caused by her kavin, in a f'g, struck upon she western point '.l the Cosies. off Cherbourg, being then in chants of the filet, who had, in consequence of the fog. etiistaken the land; and havinz been taken nrisses r• lials...speaseiets atter the most gallant ex errians had been 6:l;loHrCliff.—ittei:grint his of ficrrs, and ship's company, under a gal 4, fire fr m the enemy on her for mmy hours. Are, Coort did adjudge Capt. Brenton, his officers, and eiip's company to he /mot 6ocour.4lc acquitted. Ad =Seal Sir Isaac C..iffin, Bart. President. PLYMOUTII. yrs. 6. Cam. in, the !Waive, 74, Cart. P. C. Dasharn. from the Channel fleet, which she left all well a few day, 1.11101. cacaos/ter, yea 6. Arrived yesterday His Majes,y's ship Plaviaernet, 74 guns„Cspt Bradley ; and this day His Majesty's Ohio Ctripion, 24 guns. rapt *Kenzie; Moth from off rireq Also arrived the brig F,,,yl,nd. Turpen, from Dartmluth, with a carne of cod fish for Viana ; and the brig BritJacio, wall malt, for Liverpool ; and Meander pri:eteer from a cruise. The Prinee-s Itl,z4elA Packet, with Mails of the ' 2 J inst. for Malta, Gibraltar, and Messina, is ex peeled to sail to-morrow. The Prigere Ernst Packet for America, and the Ma4arough Packet fir Jamaica, with Mails of the id it,st. are cspeEted to sail on Sunday. DEAL, TEL 8. Arrived in the Thwns, yesterday, the Kite, 11 0 ^1) of war, Capt. Ja': es, from a cruise, with a large French lugger privateer. mounting ti gong, and 44 men, leelunging to Calais. which she tell in with and captured off the North Foreland, at midnight, on the 6th inst. _ this morning. the .4eternake, for Sheerness; ant th privateer, prize to the Bite, for Remsg.ite. Davie, eta. 8. On Friday night about eleven o'clock, a light collier, called the Hop Branrh, of Sunderland, from b:,svharen. was captured by a privateer off the Scut!) Foreland •he crew, except one man, get on 'bore here in their hoot, he being so imprudent •s to go below to get something. which was left on board. About an hour before a cutter brig sp. ke them, in quiring if they had seen any thirg of a suspicious appraranc ; but their usual methad is to keep as dose under the Lied as possible. and frequently bring up, b.• which means the cruisers have often passed wit`.on• *ring able to discover them. This ovrnirg, we are told, that two smacks were, last pig'.•t, a little to the Westward, boarded by a pri vateer and plundered of every thing worth taking, soni 'then sent adrift. It is now become so very Us-warms, that coasting vessels are almost afraid to venture nut of a harbour. The Master of the col lier before mentioned, said he passed two brigs on 'Sore near Peachy Head. one, he was told, was loaded with timber, the other with slate, but did not know more of them. The Jay before yesterday came in the brig of and from Baltimore, Wilson, with coffee my' ...gar. to wait Lir orders; and yesterday, the k,tch thrcules. of ar.d (or Ssrangtr. Knirsberg, with wine hrai.iv, and salt, from St. Martin's; Cult:led by the !bakes frigate, B. W. Taylor. coax, Tic 2. Arrived His biajecty's ship Pirginra, Captain Brace, 6 m Portsmouth, with ei t ;ht transports; this Lotus tender. Lieut. Hoy. from Plymouth ; the k,ro, of NVliitishaven. l•leion. from Dublin, with Roods, for Barbados'; two cc:licit, with coals. Sailed Eari Sperm,. cutter, Lirut. Bothwell. con voy to the Downs ; Na,ry anti Mary, of Exeter. Holman, London, provisions; and two transports fur Portsmouth, ballast. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. G saw s, JAW 11.--Missell by the Enterprise, Coteorl, Au. Vulitsta; Stara.tah, Bu.well, from Serilie; NlAld:eton, C'.4 , td, fru. G.0.1.•r 1 end tNe fro.•l Cork. ...Seled the Recover?, Taylor; est, the "deem-A.m. WU.. ram, fir Teb.g..; Ma n ner, lieroto.L for St. V.ce..e.; Jame, Deg.', for !whales; Admiral Cullm ) s, Culei ; and the Mi sec.', Booed, for Africa. •111111.10 In th• D rwn►—Tn. Nancy ond May. from Cork , and thro Ale r t, Eweluau. (torn Mogi.lmo M Holier —Tko Motors, Itrttvewri<, trove Lotion. At Upson—l - lowly, Carter, and the Industry,,Lalitr, from Hull; s.c.hu►, Ford, Lynn; Min...., Praawe , Irons Pools; N.l , sunr, Moan. fr. , m Ex. t• e; Ann. BilMins from Fly ag.uth; Infer• WolhelS, Palriek SlatileS lugiattans, and tam Alfred, Robinson, from London. The lasiella. Gauen. from Greenock, for Ja maks, is put into Milford, with damage, having s• s tick on the Teske? Rock.. 'lnc 71re Poirirks. from Ross, is put into lltanisgare. with damage. The Pill. CeMPUILL, from Glitpow, for An. tigue and Jamaica, was captured on the ISth Dec. is hit. 17, long 56, by the bane Adige French pri vateer. anJ rattled into Guadeloupe. On Tuesday, tilh Jan. died at liatopton. in Ox fordshire, Mr. Fox, sen. of that place. His death WAS occasioned by the irj.ery be sustained on the Wednesday preceding. A daughter who lived with him, and who has at deferent periods discovered symptoms of derangement, placed a quantity of gunpowder tinder the chair in which her father was siuir.g, aad ley means of a train which reached to the outer door s act 6;e to the same, the explosion from which was so powerful as to force a hole throegh ceiling. and the window out of the roam above. Her father was so severey injured, that La remained speechless for two days. It is very r.ln Oa a short time since she tad ikeotily droned the death of her faiher. by admitois !mint poicen to hini, She is now in stria confine - • •'••••IF he ern: to a mad.dronee. RATTLE OP PULTUSK. Private Letter from a very reye..:table Merchant at St. Peters burgh, t hr, Brother in Lott.lon, dated 24111 Decembr, 0. S. or 6th January. " Long live our brave Emperor and his gallant Army I is the universal exclamation at St. Peters burgh. Vassilzikoff, the courier, arrived from tht army in Poland yesterday at eleven o'clock, and brought Th auspicious tidings that our brave sol diers had defeated the French in a masterly style, with the I sss on the side of the enemy of 4,000 men killed, and 6,000 prisoners. The part:cnlars I haw: this instant learned, from a highly respedable quarter. They are as follow : " The scarcity of provisions in the French army, and the hope of ending the campaign by a decisive blow, concurred to induce Bonapar to to pass the Vis tilla at the head of 60,000 men. On the 23d of De cember he advanced ro the outposts of General Benigzen's army, where General Osterman com manded. Although Benigzen's force was formed axle (05,000 men), he preferred at first the pew dent alternative of retreating during the 23J, 24th, and 25th inst. On each of these days skirmishes took place, but on the 26th the two armies made stand in sight of each other, at a village called sgs s a, which lay between them. This village Bona parte, OW aeritlaTled in person, set on tire, to cover his attack cn trle- !rresians, whom he this thought to envelope in smoke. tt.i artifice, how ever, was soon turned against hinam4, Benig zen, discovering his intention, instantly formed his reserve into a hollow square, which advanced, un perceived, under the smoke of the village. This gal lant corps marched with fixed bayonets; the Russian line opened their files to let them pass through, and tkry never stopped until they reached the centre of the French. Here an obstinate conflift took place; but the Russians succeeded not only in routing the cen tre of the enemy, but also turning both their wings. The left wing of the French being shaken by the Russian Infantry, was t btirely borne down and dis persed by Cenral Chaplita, at the head of the ca valry, who killed 2000 men. Their' right wing shared a 4imi,ar fate from General Kezen, at the head of his Yagers. Tee rout of the French was complete. Davnust, Lasues, Bonaparte himself, all fled in confusion to Pultusk, which is eleven miles frton the we're of &Wen, and had been Benigzen's head-et:a:errs until the 23d inst. " It is incont eivable what exultation this viflory has caused thtaeghout St. Petersburgh. Benig zen is bjbbittb a Hanoverian; but swch is the enthu• sitasei for Britain, in Russia, that the people persist in calling him air Englishman. His viftory is very generally compared to the battle of Maida. Both of these memorable events have proved, that the only way of fighting the French, is to charge them with t!te bayonet. " The Cossacks particularly signalized themselves in this glorious affair. T'leir general orJers from Kaminskny are, to rush centre a ferre t into the very heart of the French artillery. It was this artillery which annoyed the Russ: ins so dreadfully at Austerlitz; but we trust our brave irregulars, the Cossacks and Bashkers, will prove an overmatch for it: in which Case Kamindroy has declared he will answer for the success of the war, since our infantry is decidedly superior. "Bonaparte's spies appear to have been as no successful as his soldiers. When Kaminskoy WAS at Grodno, one of these, pretending to be a Prus sian General, brought a letter, signed apparently by His Prussian Majesty, and requesting :a cot.- fidential comrnunicauon of the intended route of the Russian forces. The sagacious veteran in stantly penetrated the fraud. Two Cossacks st: he wretch, and, after administering to him soine .aletary correftii-n, Raminskoy ordered him to reel turn to Bonaparte, and to drew him on his back the rout* of the Russian army. The account I have given you has been per sonally confirmed by Vassiaikoff, the Courier, who was an eye-witne s s of the azhion ; and I send it you by a Messenger who is on the point of departure fur England." There is a vulgar prejudice, that a person bitten by a mad dog. and pronounced irrecoverable, may, according to the laws of the lend, be bled to death, or smothered.—To correct this prejudice, we quote the opinion of Sir VICAZT Gum, on this point. " I •m clearly of opinion, that h is not haw!, by any recasts, wilfully to put to damn a person who has been bitten ►y a mad &I; and those who wilfuUy commit such an act, are guilty of murder, and liable to be tried and cworded ac. cordirtgly. It probably will be found upon inquiry, that the bleeds iag was applied as a remedy to the demote', and sot for the purpose of putting an end to %hepatica's life. " V. anr.• An inquisition was taken on Saturday, on tise iiat. ford-road. on the body of Mr. SILMULL Amotsa, who was found dead near Selby Faint, on Thurs day night. The deceased was a Veterinary Sur geon, who resided in the Edgcware.road, and on the morning of Thursday had gone on horse back to St. Al:saa's, and parts adjacent, on business. He was found lying is the road at twelve o'clock at night. by a driver of a hay cart, and although he was not then dead, he was unable to give any account of the accident that had betallen him. His heed was very mush bruised, and, to all appear ance, he had been inebrlited, and, in that crate, his horse having fallen down, he rolled over him. The horse was found in theroad.—deeoleatal heath. On Tuesday last, the remains of the late WALT i.a Losc, Esq. in grand funeral procession, were ar ried from Bath, to be interred in the tamily vault at Whatton, near Melksham, Wilts. We have heard many reports, and have bad as many inqui ries, respeftmg the distribution of his immense property; but we are assured that there are very few personal legacies; lie having outlived an infinite umber of frieirds, to whom, in tormer wills, he had bestowed handsome tokens of his respect. The in terest of property to the amount of upwards of 200,0001. in the funds,and in the banks, together with the produce of his vast estates, are bequeathed to his sister daring her life. The money is to be laid out is land, and added to the other estates; the whol e annual income of which, at I.er decease, is to be equally divided between R. LOSQ, Esq. M.P. for ilts; his brother, JOHN Ltlllo, Esq. of Melksham; and ()Asial. Jot's, Esq. for their resprelive lives; then to go to the two survivors ; and aititrwards to the last survivor. At the demise of Cosa three gentlemen, it is to concentre in the eldest sou of R. Loom, Esq. or other assl: heir.. - OXFORD, Fn. 7. • Thursday, George °ramrod, Esq. Gentleman Commoner of Brasenose College. presented by the Rev. Frodsham limbo:4_l%l.A. Fellow of the same was adm;tted in Convocation to the Hono rary Degree of Master of Arts. Oa Finlay, Mr. George Taunton, of Corpus Christi Colley., and the Rey. Hugh Hamner Mor gan, of Christ Church, B.A. were admitted Masters of Arts. _ _ Messrs. George G•:eme and George Cross, of Brasenose College George Saunders, of Worces ter College : and Ju'in Radcliffe, of St. Mary Hall, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. There are now living, within one mile of Waterhead Mill, near Oldham, Lancashite, 13 persons, v hose ages amount to lISO years. An asset:.• =t y of these Ancients, was lately convened by a Gentleman, who residea.in the vicinity of Newton Heath, in order to partake of a feast; at his expence, at the house of Mr. SAMUIL Leas, publican, at Waterhead Mill. The number that assembled, amounted to nine persons; and, what was extraordinary, they were collated in the space of fifteen minutes. Their ages were as follow :—Two of 85, two of 78, one of 66, one of Bs, one of 63, and another, a vcne• table matron, aged 86, who had beta married four times, and was installed betwixt two of these fa thers, one of whom paid his iuthile adrirristi to her ; he proffered, and it is believed will lead her to the Altar of Hymen, a fifth time. In order to enter tain and complete this group of :swig lity, the tidier, (a " merry wight'" whose jokes have often " set the table in a roar,") was introduced, aged B'2. Al ter partaking of a plentiful feast, and the tankard circulating for some time freely routed, the antique guests grew merry, and decrepid age, forgetting her wrinkles and her cares, tript featly on to mea sure sweet " on the light fantastic toe," while God Sues the King, resounded to the entertainment of the Master of the Feast, who was himself, perhaps, as extraordinary as his guests, being above six feet four inches high, while on his fair, pot tly chest (he ing seventeen or eighteen score weight) was plainly marked—" Urzone dull Care." At Hereford Candlemas Fair, on Tuesday last, the cattle-market exhibited as excellent show of animals, although the number of beasts was smaller the,: generally witnessed at this Fair.— Cattle, of every description. sold well, as the buyers were numerous.a-Several bones were brought for sale, in the horse-fair. which went at very high prices= and animals, of an inferior description, also, sold dear.—Fat pigs brought 6s. 6J. per stone.— Hops averaged front 41. 10s to 41. 15s. per cwt.— Cheese, best-making, sold from 665. to 735. ; and two-meal, from 561. to 635. per cat. . . A person of the name of CIIA tatty, who had for many years been in the servie of the late Duke of RICHMOND, as foreman of the buildings, &c. at Goodwood, togethcr with his son-in-law, were, on Wednesday, had before the Magistrates, at the Swan Inn, ar Chichester, charged with having on. warrantably conveyed m.uy articles from the pre-, mises above mentioned. Atter a long exammittion they were both committed to the gaol at Horsham. THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Fca 9. The market today a but molly supplied with Wheat, and many buyers', sales more readily effected, at the adv3iire of 3s. per quarter. Barley is again in considerable supplks, and rather cheaper. Malt is very heavy of sale. White Peas are rather higher. Beans of both sorts to considerable quanti. ties, and are lower. There are not many fresh arrivals o f Oats, but hi/arable quantities at hand, and gaigt samples fetch better prices. Flour at the currency of last week. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. 5heat........505, 644. 110 s. kleans. 4l. 47.. Od. ►ine d0........62s 1164. Od. Tick Beans 34. 40.. U Mye 42s 43.. N. Oats .. 22. 26. 30s. Barley 32s. 395. Od. Polands 91s. 32s 0 4 . Malt 645. 70s. 0.1 Rapt Seal 261. 511. Sc. White Pea5....625. 9.i. 01. Fu•te Four .6 A. NM- 0.1. Grey P•••• 4.1. 47c. Od. Seconds .........S 6:r• t).. tRICIL IF HOPS . POCK ITO. PASS. ___ Kent 41 1S• Is 51 11le 1 Kest .52 Oa 61 12. 12... SI 12. Sussex al —• s. SI is. Soma .41 lea to SI 11. Farnham... 61 —ova lei PRICKS vir /AM r AND sniAw. IDAY. ST. :AIMS'S. • WIIITICIISPIL. Kit • • .•31 —s• SI —4od Hay 31 111. a 4t 15. 5trrw.....21 lila • 31 6.0 d New 01 us a 01 0 Owner .....41 114 a SI 11/s I Straw .21 10. 31 —s INITHFILLD-9.1 , ►a• 9. To on* the nßal—per trove Dee 411 off to lo 4d !Veil 59 Oe in 61 Ad Mottos Mon So 11141 Pork 7s Ud to fas OJ IMOD OP Be•slegab0111 1,700-4 heel,, 14,eC0. NLWGATIL AND LLADENHALL MARLEIS. the Camase. ?kr, 31 84 a4l 411 Vial. 41 04 to 6/ Mottos 3 6 14 to 44 'Mott .......51 thl m 6. RAW HMIS. Rest Heifers and Sterns, per stoats, St. !J. to 3s. 4d. Middlings lts. ♦l. to Is. 64. Ordinary Market Calf — 11.. 6d. each. English Hines Skuis 4s. Od. to 74. 04. PRICE ur TALLOW. St. James's Market Ss 104 I Town Tallow 001 01 69. 04 Clare Market Whlteeltapel Market ss 9% White/dui, ... • wwv Vas Od P er Su... 0 ( 4}lo. --. Soap .. —4 0.1 S4l Od lls 56 Melting Stuff..—•a Od 456 0 d Average Priee 01 91 Ditto rough 3os 04 Graves ..•.••• Ila 04 Go.wl Drees ........ lOs 04 Mottle!, 904. 6d.—Mould., Ilr. W. Yellow Seep. r a 744. I.:smiles. per due m, riticv or LEATtICK. Botts, SO to 945th. each fhi to *3l Dot ~ 050 to 631 b. each 114.1 to 1264 Merchants /tacks VW to 221 Dressing Hides... 17.1 to 1111 Fine C och Hides tii to 204 Cron I tide, fin mums 23i to t3i Fl.t t trelmerw re to la i Crlf Skim, A to 4010. per Dolos t6J to snd 13.tt., SO to 701 b.. 33.1 to SD , :) . Dttt.,, 70 to soft. . see to !Ad:. Smut ....als (Grecoland) 424 to 4%11 Lame ditto Ins to 1494 prr 4raeo. Tented Horse Holes .300 to 33. each. COAL.NAUfI, Vas. 11 Slips at Market. 11141 Prim. 11l ..N4wcattle lie WIN 31. a 47. 64 4 ..Sisti4.l:and I 43s N. a Os Od 1 ..Cuirtese DEPARTURES FOR INDIA. rAsscienens PER SC: A I. EBY C•ITLi• For Merebas—‘l , . Robmison, cedar ; Messrs. G9Vtl and Wiainsond. Lee than/hrs. PASSENGERS PEI NOTTINGIIAM. For Bombay—Mr. Mack: in. PASSENGERS PER TRUE SRIEoN. F•.r Bengal—Mr.. Woorllt sum and Cht!d. F•rr Madraa—Mim Fraser. For IS ,inb‘y—.l4e,ars. Pell, and Gamowle, writers; Mr , and Mr. Blythe, free roarirte:e. PASStMOSI4II 'PER lIRITANNIA. For Madras—Mr. 11 , .ghtma, alit fOrg/Nln. Fur Bunihar—Mr Cowie, arrttt.r ; Messrs Tailor, Hall, Fuser, and James, cadets ; Mr. Cottonton, mariner. ►ASSINOLIS PLR ALINID. For Rengal—i-Lieut. Cartwright, Mr. M•lutyre, cadet. Fur St. HOena.—Calit. and Mrs. iinnand, Mr PASsINGIRS PRIL DUAL OP MONTROSE. _ _ . For Bengal—Mean. Garners and Angelo, cadets; Mr. Pa tulle, free mariner; Mr J. Grcm. PASSINOCILS PLR •I:ISIMAL GAIDNIR. For Bengal—r Captai n —and two Miu Ralduelts,. Li. ham, Frederick Vansittart. Kul. Semen Merchant, Mr.Fterrelt, Messrs. Penny, Paw, Murray, Orr, tirmston, J. and J. krud. Culqohnun, Ifionteen, %%eyes, Hodgrs, Bland, Wetheriton, ar.d Johnston, Cadets and Mr. Curran, Asslotant•Surgeon. Fur Madras—Mr. Comb., Writer Lady Richardson, Mos Stedman, Menu. Tolson, Robinson, Cumming, Maxwell. Bradford, Ennes, Kitchen+, and Wakefield, Cadets and Mr, Kemp, free mariner. PASSENGERS TER CASTLE EDEN. For Benial—Mr. Lyon. Writer; Captain, Mrs. and two Nitre [Angel; Ws. Marterton ; Meors. Jobnuon, Caron, Swanston, Grant, Bernard, Smith, Johnstone, Cowper, Shot. well, Ta;iley, Cockburn, Benett, Currie, Lane, Coir,ett, Fri. nate, Jeyer, Shute, and Alkonantl, (:aeleta; Mr. Mitcison e tree mariner ; and Mr. M'Craken, arristant-surgeon. For Madras—Mira Fruer ; Mesas. Dairen, Scott, G. 14; arid A. Giant, "'ream', and Alexander, Cadets; aud tire Rev. J. K cr. PRICE or 3 I'OCIC3 If ZSTERD IT. lisnk S'-cc . 3 per Cent. Reduced .... 6211 G per Cent. Curtaots .. 4 per Cent. 5 per Cent. Navy Long Annuities ... 171 11-14 In , lia a..,,e4 12:chequer Bilk ls. di. par Lag •,,batrry Ilcketl • 261. Cont. (or T. USN. Strkir-lrolcer, 4. email,. anal 9. Chaling.cnia, IRISH STOCKS, Fait. t. Government Debentures .5 per Cent. 9 311 Government Stock 3 per Cent. . G and Can..l Loin, 6 per Cvnt. 9^l R•,r.l Clll4l Loon 6 per Cent. On Thursday, at Atlifsod, Kent, the lady of Dr. Wilmot, of a snn. nailay, at Havant, the lady of NlAjar Craufuri, of a &ocher. IkIA R RIAGES. Yesterday, at Stoke Newington, the Rev. William Parker. M A of Christ i College, Cambridge, to Ann Geiskin. daughter of the Rev. Dr. Gask in , Ran or of that pariah. At Hilhlmrough, Ireland, rut Monday, the t6th ult Wm. Henry Craig, cf the Roysl Nlstinae, Esti. to its Ellen Magill. second daughter of WHIM Magill, of liillshorough,ley. At Si. Georges, Bloomsbury, by the Re.. Dr. Willis. EL ward Barnwell, Esq Cl the CAiiity of Demerara, to Mum Lucy Brothersoo, of Charlottolunum. At St. tettotge s, Hanover-square, be the Re► Thor-its Wal ter Ward, Mr. Stoi.h, of Bernet, to the accuroptiAlett Mir Dean, of Ptistet-b-aieet, Hanover ,quese. DEATHS. On Sunday last, el his house, at Chelsea, Samuel Wyatt, E.g. the eekleaterl Architect. . _ On the 4th instant, Mn. Goosh, the wife of George Gooch, Esq. of Brunswick•iouare. Thursday last, William Macmiehacl, Eaq. banker, of Bridgenorth; a truly pious and worthy On Wednesday last, Edward Gilberd, Esq. former:7 Minks. sale .tationer, of Watling-street. • . . Yesterday . siennight, at Portsmouth, molt poignantly re gretted by her parents and relatives, Miss Ann Montagu, youngestdaugter of Admiral Montag'', Commander in Cruet at that port. On Wednesday se'snight, after a few days indisposition, at his seat at Ne.tor, in Devonshire, Thomas bond. Eiq. of whom h,, affliard re:atives ruse no better lived. Litely, in King's-Dial, Beeford.row, a i led 86, Hollis Ed wards, Esq. brother of Mrs. Llowin, of Canki Hedioghans„ Essen. The bulk of his ample fortune goes to Abraham Wi kluges', M.D. of Enfield. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY, AT LGNDON BRIDGE Mom. 42 min. after 3 I Evan.... i 4 min. after 3 SALES BY AUCTION. SOULS. Ni ?tams KING and LOCHZE. At their Greet Room, IS. !Claps rest, Coyest-garde% THURSDAY NEXT, at Twelve &Clock, SMALL LIBRARY of BOOKS ; among L I. them ate Orises Works, 11 pleura • Sir W. Jones Works, 5 vols.; Lord Word's Works, ; Asiatic Rs marches, 7 ♦ .Ii ; Nteburr Voyage on Arabia, ♦ tam, arm fig.; G i bb on . ' W..ses, 12 eels. ; t:u•nptan 51..gaanie, 32 wals ; Annual Register, 27 vols. ; Riseiaw, &c. Al'o se veral soiree Poetical Tracts; incluJ,ng Garenigne - Whetstones Rock of F.egard, &u.; together will. _ mahogany Bools.eaor, eight mahogany Chlaind, a capital ►air Sots, ie. Haw be viewed, and Catalogues had. By Luta, and S. SO rHESY. Kooks':kr. At thine House, Re. 14S, Strand, Tills, and following Days (Sundays and Fast Day racer THE Entire and Valuable BOUND is TRADE of the late Mr. BLIRDON, at Winchcstet ; Inchyling the LIBRARIES ur /WADLEY mid SHIPLEY, forming togas:on • ledion in ever) class of Literature. N B. The Books are universelly hr excellent condition. To be viewed. and Catalogues, pr;ce 1.. fid to be at the place of Sale; hkewke Messrs Mundell 3mi Messrs Bell and 14rarlfute, EeLnburgh; 11!r. Archer, . Mr. Cooke. Oxlltrd Mr. Disease, Crutsbridp and Ildiairs. Winchester. PRINTS OF THE ITALIAN AND ENGLISH CAPITAL BOORS OF PRINTS, &c. By Mr. RICHARDSOhi, At Ms House No. 91, the Corea of Vilner's.strcet, ors FRIDAY, February IS, and fullerriog Day, &Clock, i‘ COI.LECTION of PRINTS, coati many of the rare Works of Mare AIVOW , •' I r fetus ; Guido, Ac. &c.; Raphael, Cartoova, by Drao tirihrqin. In the Engliah Schnol are many alter Su R eyr.o.da, and other eminent Masters; il)ClOding nun and private Plates: among the Fieoks are Hodges ' lud.a Hamilton's Sesames I', tor, palest ; Pl,4lttef Crogoli Collveti..., a Vols.; Lrenou'a Voyage to Vula ; and many others equally valuable. To be turret Thursday. and the Mittninga of Catalogues to be had of Mr. Rtclaautum, Nu. 91, strand. LONDON :—Pnnted by G DAVIDSON, No. C , Row-street, C.venoGenivn, anal puhhati4 tHitce Nu IS, Hack of St. Clemellt's Churen. ! W. s 7 rucg, of No. 7, Nee 11.4t0n-street, Orders, .le. for Ni. Paper, scat to the Otbes odi be deli attended es. le's Works, ith a small :aptud horse nd Twenty. IRA). STOCK Bookseller. to . 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