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LAW COURT OF CHANCKRY, L( %u , DM, • WIGWAMS*. HORGAN _HUHU.. . Mr. HART RAI heard its smppo t of A petition pre • muted by the klsatttifl, w t weed to sit a young luau of lit leans 01 iiVe; Nis Ito hail married the Defend • art's daughter, both of then' being under age, and Wards of Chinwery, for the ptirpobe of com pelling her father, olio it sips :wed ultra neces sarily have known of their elopement and sale s . spiem Marriage, to 'take a suitable aettlrun sit. 'Elsie kitowl.,:,•c. he entleatatired to prove, in n.t hate existed, from various ciretisastaticea stated iii alfidisviv. The youug taarrieil couple, whatever oit A lit be their future proapectb, hod at present hitt very hunted income, be hariug only 701. a-year . , and .be 3111.. He atgited that 111r.,11arris, the fa ther of the young lady. not having completely ex- Culpated htunseli, its regard to hia endeavours to prcveut the marriage, was not entirely free from the Waspy witacluibie to it. lisuriag takeo place, and therefore aught to make a 3111444Hk allowance for 14 1zigliter. H041'1114 that the }wises hall, be hail rocit.ruted himself with making in. quiritsi at place. where he knew they coats; not he found. On the other hand, Mr. LEIANDIIII, for the Ile feadanta, argued, that Mr. liarriswaa entirely qui°. eaat el it; that he had libtaidy • large-fasuily to provide for ; lust disapproving of the marriage. he 011 T 1L 110 t to 101 come pller( to make any eettlemeirt. he CHANCELLOR inquired if there were any allklavits made by , the Clergyman who performed the ceremony ; as he did not like. that part of the "case, where case Cleriannin hisdrciusett.to marry the per outs *Burka& to? Being -eisovered in the affirsomtive, he and !...e Atwell' look the whole docu ment* over, and state biaseutieervits to-tuorrow. LOLDS mismoste gad LowrlLLit O. riAlLioN rids • others of their Teaseste. • • la this care a itecision had formerly taken place in issuer of the Ikfendants. It %vas a question relstiug to the automat of fines, according to the eistom of the manor. A motion for a new trial having brae made, upon the ground of aulalitiocal evidence having beeu isrovered, Mr. Sedean t Sit r- XeD and others were this day heard against its takrag place, unless spoil condition of payment of mots. There hest' been already no less than three trials, (one if whicri had been a trial at Bar); in this ease; and the L.ono CDIIIICELLOR was of opinion. that. u;win the sdrhtional evidence now adduced, another trial at bar should take place; but that the question as to costs should be renirved till the final result were known. iscsas•cra es COL. WOOD. Mr. RADT moved far costanuing the injunction against the Defendant, is nerd to his provim yt Lim. 'fur the reel iery of the t eenivion of vitamin, hoots, which the parties bad eii4mcii to e.change. • It appe , ared dist ate parties had engaged to ex chauge their lands. upon certain rob& t Pins. SW SVC:XL ROMILI.T. for the Defendant, ar gued, that one of theaavootaktiwo• related to Perlis mentary'infinence, ends. • thadfure. could no be wabotastiated by any Court. The Lotto CILt u4oLLoo appeared to be of that apniion : bat said he .stwelti reed over the pa pers, and state his reutianests to-morrow. .:BAIBINT . ,:,F ZING'S 11161Scii, wierstrwerea, Dim Sags as Nisi Pries Vbs . Lord P. Lt.. w Remotion. • "bare were Orly - muigewavoied causes.. of no Via: interest, ei 1 . 14: 'shed the Sittings here.— , •• day Lis Lonioisip aim at Guildhall. • COURT or COMMON Plalliff,.Gcticstait. • attune o. stastrr. e Mr. Serjeant Cocpas,t.. .for the Plaintiff, stated • lOW to be so action Anoight to recover money argiustly detained • the Defendant, under Skiff-following eircutostencei :—The Plaintiff ass senanad mate on bastodithe ship Peooerite, a Booth shales. attaltlels the Defendaut was owner. She, is memasiost with other hosted to the South Seas on the Ade fishery,. was furnished with r letter of tallettnes pad on her voyage outward -she hid the poi •lisdrie le fail in with e Doted* inircla.mt esmeld, Weal frtnu the. Easiol tulles to Amsterdam, viii sheaptairoal mod aunt into Palmouth. This . ship mime wore afterwards condemned is the Calltceif Admiralty, as kissfid prize, and it was firitii eheoe of this lines the Plaintiff out obliged to bring this astiuo. lly the custom of um South whale fishery, the crews ref vessels, instead of fixed wages, received share. or propor tions of the net produce of the voyage. according to their respective renlis and situations, said the 'Wats', as Second Mate, was entitled to ose-tif- tieth part. lmtead of - receiving this, he was put elf with erosions. Defeadant had a friend, and dos muue was doses, who amused the Pieustiff erstletivese of the crew at first with doubts whether the prise. world be 4.‘andeisined at all ; then that she wield tarn out to lie of little valise ; and at lint he told: biro, u a matter of coogratula tiou, that he ivonld produm no less than 15,0001. to be shared amon- the., mid aceiveling to this maculation ir. was , paid • his share, amminting to .1001. But w list would be the astooishment of the w h en h i , shrink prove, be the Defeodanew awn, answer, on mull, to a bill which the esrtam of the vessel was obliged •to tile against him, that the art proceeds. after deducting every po.sible charge that iagennity could devise, amounted to no leis. a sum than 41. e; ti. which ought to hare been shared? To compel this Defendant to do justice, two others of the crew hsd been likewise com pelled to bring actions, ear which lie had been forced to pay them their shares, am:tinting to this last amount; and a third, which was referred to min- tratioa. had nits a hie fate ; and be trusted the . Jnry would do his client equal justice ou the pre sent occasion. The agreement entered intro by the crow, with the owner. 'stations to the voyage. was called fur, sad a copy produced. the original being. stated to be lost. Thisrecited the voyage,..rid the duties to he performed by them, in return for which they were bisreceire their shares of the net produce of the ebYttste. The Defendant was to-hare .hares both • as owner aibd as agent of the reuse?. This paper, the Learned Judge nl.,erred, was either not the rrboie s roe as intorno/4 cop► of the original agree- II went, as it referred to shares which were not specified in it. James Calder, the first witness, woe First Mate on board the raeourite; the Plaintiff aa, S1.1"Ild Mate; she cleared out on her rot a, 4 e to the South Sett whale fishery, in the mouth elJunr, I vie./• Iu their pasrarge outwards they fell in with a liter chautinan under Dutch colours, which they cap tured ; he was put on board of her as Prize-master, and brought her into Falmouth. The Plaintiff was candled to one-fiftieth share, mid r the artiules of the net proceeds ; he saw lino » g a them at Graves end. Upon his arrival at Falmolids, had several conversations with the Defendant, who told him, that at least one-third of the largo was claimed.— The witness informed him, he hail learned from the Captain of the prise she was worth et least 75,0001. The llefeinlant said it would not come to nigh that. He knew MOM., the Agent for the Defendant. by whom Ire had been paid his share, amounting to oar-thirtieth of -45,0001. being the J I a. made by Mose•, of the uet produce of the prise. Upon his cross-exa ttt ination, by Selleant SitEMl seem, he 1.1141 he we, pre.cut•wnen the Plaintiff »ivied the articles. A paper wf.to.g being pro 'laced to him, he denied all koowleilge of the Plaintitrs hawing never seen him write lint when he had sigsted •he articles. Thomas Chapman, a clerk t an Attorney, de posed to two actmas having helm brought against the Defendant, by two of the Favourite's crew, ou the sumo account as the pie ea, which were re ferred to arbitration ; lie saw the th feisdaut before the artatinitors, who there admitted an account, by whieh it attested that the net proceeds of the lop and ear 4 o, after ~e failing all expenses, •coioniteti tar upwards of 4i..1001. tie. krrew the Defendant had paictowe man 1501. and the other 701. under that award. The answer of the Dnfendant to the Bill filed in the Cutlet of Exchey ter against him by the Gaptaiii of the fintuawite, Pe.Ty, was next road. In this answer the it• fondant adtuitted that the crew w re entitled to sink% in the price—that the gross unionist of the sale- of th,. ship and cargo amounted to the stun of 60,0741. and that after deducting the various ivies of e• pendlture, there remained a halance,•sobject to distribution, of 95,87.1. excliseive of 6,0001. wh:.-11 be retained in diis bands to answer a claim to that nutotint ; but whit,' claim was afterwards abandoned. Here the Ca.4o! for the Plailditf closed. Mr. Series it Sait Pusan, for the Defendant, stated to the Jury, that he geestion they were called on to decide, was, ether the Plaintiff was bound by law to par tie re than he had already paid to the I)efendant 1 A d he trusted, when they • canoe to know all the irentostances of the case, would be of opinion he was not. The fetes: were these: the ship lupd been captured in the year 60:1,atutl proceedings were immediately taken, for the purpose of procuring her eondecniustion in the Comet of Aituiraltv. They all knew both the tediousness and uncertainty of proceedings in that Otirri; she iiktit ne minle•inie.l, or she might be restored, in the whale, or kr part, as her cargo should turn oat to be neutral properti et not.— the suit w.ur in prorfas, and 4 efore any eon chuien was route to, namely, in February. 1804, the Plaintif had• prhed to the Defendant; impatient of delay, and easing he wished to take a he wonted to disposo of his claim. Ac cordiugly, the Defendant, in this stage of the pro ceeding-, awned en give- him 6001. (or his share,. thereby taking ripen himself all the risk of the event of the suitiand the Plaintiff had thereupon actually passed his reertot for tout softl, in full of all de minds. Afterwards. however, when it appeared that the event of the suit was favourable, the Plain tiff thought proper to demand the full amount of that which lie had so disposed of, while it was lin certain. If, however, it !rad happened that the prize had turned out to be less valuable than she had beets calculated at, would the Plaiutilf have been reedy and willing to refund the overplus of what he had so received in advance' Upon these grouida, hr trusted the Defendant would be entitled to their verdict. The I-vinare, Juorie aflied at what time the condemnation took place? and was told it was in December. 1 tiO3. _ _ Moses the agent for the Defendant, was called. and the receipt of the Plaintiff produced to him. lie saw the Plaintiff sign it. The 8001. was paid to him at the time of signing the receipt. or made up to that Sum 4ith advances he had made to him before that time. The Plaintiff had received ♦a rnous aims at different time. before from hini. The agreement for Soul. was thus :—the Plaintiff hail called spoil him, and said he wished to have a Anal settlement with the Defendant, in like manner as he understood others of the sailors had ; to which he answered, it was not I,kely the Defendant would agree. The Plaintiff end he was going to take a public-house, and he thought it was more to his advantage to get a sum certain in hand, than to be waiting the event, and drawing small sums at a time. The witness said he accordingly comma ! nit-vied with t h e Illefendant, by whom he wag dI. tr^ted to offer Set)l. which the Plaintiff accept. d, iu full satisfaction of all further claims. The receipt itself was put in and read for snoi. as the balance dot to the Plaintiff for his share ut• the capture, in flrl Of all ifettrinits. r. • Upon his cross-esamination, he sushi he was the axeut of the Defendant ; he had settled with the sailors ; he had atate•d.nothinq as to the amount of the cargo, when he settled with the Plaintiff. He did not tell him the cargo had been sold, and the Defendant had the money its his pocket . ; and he swore he did not know it attlse tune. Time Plaintiff might have had goods as part of his advances to him. Being, asked how much he had for his ser- vices ? he said tile question was not fair. Hr was re-esamined iu chief, and said, he was general agent to all the South Sea whalers, ; he received two and a half per cent. from the owners. upon all advances; of course the more he paid the greater were his profits ; the Plaintiff made the lairgain at his own request. To questions front the Court, he said it was he paid the sailors ; he paid them different sum.: he del not calcalste the amount of the prodnn• of the prize the Defendant did not tell hint what share the Su 01. paid to the Plaintiff constituted. Calder, the former witness, ems again called up, and .wore, that Maws came to him. and offered to j settle with him npotstbelMtlation of 45,0001. a + the produce r uf the : l)4k Ste did uot tuk.: that, lw might leant if.• Ile - aso said, that when he was 'hying the incu, he stopped ten pilules a piece from them, for carrying the ship round from Falmouth to London ; although in the dishursc meats charged. out of the prize-money, the sum of 5001. was charged for that service. This Moses de nied, as wholly without foundation ; on the con trary, hr suit, this witness had come to him to so licit a settlement, in the same tawnier us the Plaiutiff had date. To a question by the COURT, whether the De fetiduut's answer stilted the time of the rale of the cargo ? it a r peared hr admitted it was in Muy or June, 1504. Here the evidence clostal on both sides. Mr. Serjeaot Cocaw. proceeded to animadvert on the whole of the mile, and after the Learned Judge hail summed op, the Jury fouud a verdict for the d.skaA l4 .-.4 3371. 9.. bein the re mainder of hi, *hare ou the actual produce of the prime. NAVAL /.‘ iELDGENE.A. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. A. Arrived the Coquette sloop of war, Capt. Forbes. Mrrope, Capt. Dodd; and die Pluto, Capt. Jamie from cruising on this coast. The two hitter ships bare sailed a m ain for their stations. Arrivtl th e Camillo, Capt. John Bowen, with a few vessels bound to the Mediterranean, trout t sr month ; and the AO, from a cruise. A great nurnher'of paq ..ii-Lrs,many of whom are Officers of the array, are arrived, togo out to the West Indies in the convoy which is prevented from sailing be foul winds. tisrlcd La BUlllte Cituyenne on a cruise. and the Escort, with a convoy for Guernsey.—Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 7. Came in the Primrose, from the eastward ; and the Danish sloop Emanuel, ' from Drotitheitn, humid to Bordeaux, prise to the ketch Gleaner. FALMOUTH, DEC. 6. Arrived La Loire frigate, set gun', Captain Stionfdicrg,, floes Portsmouth, with cash and dispatches, fur Spain ; i laic frigate, from a erniset; Prima. Ernest packet, Petre, Irons Ja maica, in 30 der' passage; the ketch Clearer, from Lisbon. in 12 days; and the Aforitioroirgli packet, Bun, from otf Madeira. Arrived the Caratcallis packet, Capt. Anthony. with 51. a., from the Leeward Wands, in thirty-two days. She had a smart brush with a French priva teer, on her passage, rind-beat her off. She .after wards arrived at 31artinique, with the Ines of 3t men. . The Eliza packet is arrived .t St. Ives. from Co-* awns, in four days. It is reported, that the French. have get 136,00 a men about 15 leagues from Ma drid. it is further raid, that two Spanioli regiments have jitined the French. Make. after being de feated, has been superseded by the Merquis de la Roman... Sir Thomas Dyer came passenger in the Eliza. • Likewise arrived here about thirty sail of trau • sports Irons Plymouth, to take on board cavalry fur Spain ; and the Afaribormigh packet, Captain Ball, Weed to the Breads, which sailed front Madeirmoa the 13th of member, and on the *nth was captured, after as action ref Jit hour. by the French privateer La Josepki , te, i t gait., from Board/mita, who, after plawdarieg the pocket of vat inns articles, throwing her guns overboard. ca n ed taking out eight men, gave her up to the remainder of the crew. — V. seed S.W. pal. 4 Du:. $. Arrived and sailed for the River the Here, Ste plsewaa. feria Quebec ; and the lielkn, Waniaa, from the Braci , .—Wind W. • DOVER. DEC. D. Yesterday came in the Milford, of Pembroke, Whitt, with inerelsiutiliwe from Loudon for Malta, Lost an anchor and eahle; also the Cora, of Ureat Yet Mouth, Carr, with wine and fruit from Oporto, for Colchester and Yarmouth; lost ditto; the. Lopedox Packet, of and ter Loudon, Slightholin. with fruit front St. Übe*, damaged her main -chain.; and Fre-oh-rick, of Bremen, with f r uit, f rom Li s b on for Loudon, lost anchor and cable; awl to-day the following—sloop LiperiNtent, of Dover, Moliand, with bran; from London for Portsmouth, to hare been forwarded far the use of the cavalry in Spain, sunk a little within the harbour's mouth ; John mid Sifters, of isod from Sunderland, Miller, with coals, having last night been run foul of by a vessel otf Dungeness; ,lie was with much din cuity ktpt from sinking in the Roads. Several hands Weft' gait on board, who kept the pumps going the whole of the time. The P , of and from Sunderland, Clark, came in with a remnant of coals, from off Deal beach ; a transport brig marked J. L. t ante in this afterution. Came into the roads the Edward, of Dover. Court, with a cargo of coals from the westward. Several vessels are now detained in the roads wind bound. the wind blowing strong from the N.E. • PROM LLOYD'S LIST. Altai wen, OE Drieer--the 1417Y1011 Parket, Ateighibolm, from Si. 11.The's ; Cma. sad the ftc , terick, front Lisbon. la Sausigate Creek-4c Neptene, Datinell,Bata Malta. At Falmouth—the Eialrainier, Jaws, from ditto At Liverpool—the I.)dia,Ranwein, Brom the Lames. At Suathampteisi—tbe lirinhers, Holland, and the Eliza heth,Headersoa, lima Oporto. At Milford—elm Clio, Marshall, from ditto. At Hoylale—.the A&&&&, Holcombe, front Malta. At Hall—the liarinuay, —; keriston, —; and the liastelsester, --,froarGottenbang At Leith—the Elbeiar, Gerrard, from data. At Belfast—We Joachim, Rickets, frma ditto; Trims, Park, from Malta; and the Brilliant, Gamin, from Ma laga- At Lisboa—the Amity, Reliant, from London At Mlalta—the Fancy, Routing, aid Remy, Pyke, from ditto. At New Brunswick—the Phalle, Smith, from ditto. The Erperiment, HOLLAND, from London for Portsmouth, has sunk off Dover Harbour. The Jake and Sisters, hitt-LEK, aml the Perse verance, from tionderiand, have put lute Duber with damage. The 13r)thers coaster) is lost on the north side of Newfouudiand. The FriendA. Dvssar, from St. Islas for Bristol. has sunk in Minsticati Buy. THE MARKETS. comN-ExcHic.kcE.--I)t c . . 9 The supply ef M heat this day is extremely 41, 4 1 , creates a tort her mei ease iu price of shoat 3s sr Barley and Malt dull sale, at small variatein. likewise. Small Ohl Beans rather cheaper, ea ttp t yt 0.4 of best quality ; New Ticks about ties per quarter. Th, nt are also short supplies of Oats, and this sitirle mellitus& last prices. Flour is rather dearer. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat Fine ditto (new) ....Will. WI. TIN' Beam old) 704. Rye Barley 404. 430. od .. ...... 45a. dis Malt ._ . ...„ 'tis. ass Pot a t ue dit to _ W (u b h it7Z i as ..13($ : 1 (ire) ?rag ... It. 4bl. gx ape Raed 4.11, Sjl. Fine Flour YOs ,;, Seconds ........ ..7ts Coro-Ins Return—Torun. O y, DIU% s. Ider load go'. —e. to 461. 0, Bark), per quarter 441. •-•d. i 0 45. *lts )Irani new 604. --d. to 61. 04d P.S. PRICES OP HAY AM) ST. J•M !Y S. Ray. 51. r.g. to 61. 6s: ad fazaw,ll. tar. to 11. IPI. . —d. to 84; —.l ..600. —d. to U3s STRAW YFST FIR I Jai • UITLCH•prir... • Hay M. to (r New, —I. —a. to M. as (lower, 61. 6. 71. ; s Straw, 11. as to II RA ettict. OF •.. •ACP. POClte3s. • N.. 4 .114, al. $4 t• 41. lan. Kent, 41. 114. 31. tai Soctimm, $l. le 41. 011. StineX, 31. ii. id :al. 41 'Last, Jl. to*. to 41. Si. rarobam,6l. —4 to s 4. SMITH n D.- Dc 0..9o ..9 This dey's market was tokiehly well seNylieJ with n.fr, eat kinds of cattle' Mottos, Peck, er4 Vral, s, d..ro thaw see teat report Beef *appals lest prrrc, and thi beds fur the most pert was not over brisk. TLc Oisf, in 'Le Hay laseitet were rather dull; 1/PY iLeMI straw herr 1,4 ep 4 prima asome 3luaday's 'market ; Clover Lac fallen in prat We subjoin as accurate btatcnicat ul iLe p, icc. bets To snit the Offal per matte of Mb. Beef.. .m. 64. to as tod. Had of Cattle ibis (tay Mutton ds.6ll. to 4.5. od. Scoots ' A O Veal S. 6d. t 0.70. od. SON* -........•-• • • . u,s.o Pork Lamb as. kok to oa. od. Pigti *4l 141111ITHEIELD HAY- fAR K ET. Hay ....,... 41. is ort. to 61. 6.. ed. Straw 11. Itts., od. to a ISA. ad. weer 61. as. od. to 71. ns. ,4. Nk:tIGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS " (By the Carcass.) Ng 3.. 4d. to. 411. 44. Veal Is. to 64. td Matta id. ad. to 43. 14. I Pork 4a. ed. to tie. VI. • ill7/A LeM A NST, D 9. Main at Market. 844. Price. 42 '..l4Are•Stie • 12$ .... ay. W. a 060. od. a soodochodd 4 .... so.. d. a—• od. 3 .. Ca *Jere .. ek .... —4. oil. a us. ad. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Reduced , dealt 4 per /'rot • II hi I,cug Anentitier. 1617 ts-t 6 le, hoperiel 3 r e, Coot I ~ ,perial Anomalies , 7 - Ourieue 1 v...k......... edie Eeted, • • • iii 7 Pim, i d i c• 6 / 4 8 m -11.17teteer, Tickets %et . l r is., Consuls fee atiiii T. BISH, Stockbroker, 4, CarebiN, sad 9, Clucitet-erum. MUSH STOCILII, Dec. la. -- Gov. Deb 3; pee wet 75 , Government Deb. s per cent. ...... .Fmetrauge—.Dribion Go Lard,* (P01.11)•-• • COVRSki OF XX( Amsteataar.... j,t lu it L . Ditto ot Sight.. 3J 3 Rotterdam e to 99 U. Hambergh 32 4 IW. Altoua . . 32 3 Mule .... • 22 4 Lay. Ditto a U 5.... as Bour.keux ga 441elfertive 44 Seffertive Dec. 6. Li5b0a........ 6.1 Irons . Co,* ■t 1.1.1031. Portugal Coil' in Coe; and Bars J. I. d. Cad's Nadi Oahu& Lagter• 57 N•Pki 42 grimes 5O Liv. Pie. Verna. n. C Lk.). Incr. per oz Dootolouns Ncw Dollars silver in Nara o dew looris earisl 0 Acio OR the Rook of Holhod si Iw rCent. DEATHS. liestardsy isattaisg. wt )1 nsa eii-itill, 11 Norris. wlk "f Tionitas Nome, beg aged by after a tedious "Wit*, alibis *be bore with Christ's* tri, Jamie. las Moodie se'nnieht..at the blinketprere 'inert*, hi It , . of which he had bran meter for the hot as acct. Mr ('hud." tVilday, le I mach regreti.d by a intu,,r"s and raspeetslee envie of fries& At Edinburgh, Nos 94, the Ker. Diniesa Alseksy. aCting ChAplato of His 'tiniest)), troops on the hkt.i!itieti. meet of bads,., in the Faust Indies. Having relorueel fro ii Italia swim years ago sill a moderate fortune lie chow b. exprtsi the respect ' , hick he always remitted fo r list Burnet lest at learning abate be had received his rani -seism • list attachment to that diatrict of Scotland, ahem be irse2bon , . and has debar% to help foru aril Virtlloilll mud isdignat sous t situ of.genius, durout the comae of their semi. mit:llmo. dies. toinaisiit • sieve Smeary to the (limed College am. Anil:eies, awl wastage the patios:pc thees,..f in his chief. lAIIII fteny natio% consumes:esti 641 sate • met. and tirelellpuivil.tl a ins the (7011,0 n Mc sebyett, be lately- lodeci.l three hundred pounds stalW in the ben* of Na. Metter trial, M . S. Agest for the tie • bet he died before the oreessby deeds acre fleished. a nd be kit diva w be eseesteal by his Trotters. HkiH WATER, THIS DAT, AT ILMCDOSJIIiIIx.fI Meta. 3:,..tans. Ow.. 61 Ens. 3..seis. incr.. 7_ SALE BY AUCTION. PRINTS, DRAWINGS PF.NNAN'rS LONDON If IXSFRATED, WORKS OF SIR J. rtLy.s.. • • PROOFS, PRINTS., AND DRAWINGS, TH.1. 1 :1 - - 11 AN I * GLAZED, By Mr. RI( HARMON, At his House, Na. ti, is the btra...y ILe ....riser of 1.1 1,, • street, us MONDAY, December ty, sad Four to •• Evenings, at Sae o'Cluck, A COLLECTI)7.i of PRINTS. int' Purtraita, many very rare ; Dra.ringa, Harding, Cardin?, RIM', Stotler& ; the "ca's of Su itf•leulits, priiirips;ly.rmsfs, is big" pre,. rvation ; Ft: ii• bags, Ly Rueybous • Putter. Soso...welt, %Interim , . SLr . 11a dens Prints, pkiu :ad in colours ; a lug: ”I`ret iron vf la' puscrapbical Drearier for Finasst's troika s {Heiner i 4 Friglasoi, ni s waos.:• &C est'. To be vols. u iss Saturday, December t;, sad "formats at Sale Catai:e•n, es may he had, 6.1 each, of Mr. 11.7charda.a. Nu 01 Strand - - LON IXIN . Printed Dc G. D VIDIION, No 19' „ court, CaleT-eireet, atttl pishi.hed at tit Et, : • 13%. 'a 41( St. (ICIIKs s .141•11.11. Ainuoa. b. H IT: , Lam for 'hp Pi. Mr. Mai tw IYc niEce... Crest rani:. soli At OttetWif it to Y N P n T