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. 4 NAVAL IN!ELLIGENCE. • MAIWICH I ALT 1. The Lady Frown packet, Captain ilyn, sailed lont night with the Mails for Hu.nm, and several ers. The Iti•ag Georer, Caota;ii for a GOttenburgh, wit,h the Mails, and a ltus , i.ti• Courier, and a neutral vessel. with several pa:ten ter' for i.:Tithden. Just arrived, the Dorset, Captain Hamilton, and the Led, Nefreaa, Ca-tain George Deane, with the Itelle front Gottenburgh, and two Messengers. novra, Jti 29. `As the wind in the course of last night shifted to the S.B W. the greater part of our blockading squa dron have been obliged to leave the French coast, end are now at anchor in Dungenness Road, to the number of eighteen sail ; besides which, two frigates pre arrived off this place. JUNE 30. A heavy firing commenced this morning, about ten, on the opposite coast, between Calais and Boulogne. It eon.inued at short intervals during the greater part of :he afternoon, and at times was very violent. At noon. signals were displayed from the signal posts along shore, of the enemy being in motion ; but it was so very hazy in the Channel, that no accurate observation could be made at the time, nor h.ts it yet entirely cleated off. The firing is supposed to have been occasioned by some of the enemy's vessels, in the absence of our squadron from their coast, having come out of Calais, or some port to the Eastward, and fell in with some of our cruisers detached from the rest of the squadron, who haveondeavoured to prevcnt the enemy from form , ing a junaion with the armada at Boulogne. The e Dungenness squadron remain at anchor in that road with a southerly wind, and two frigates are still at anchor in this road. We have some vessels ' ea the opposite side to watch the enemy's movements. 1/01TSSIIOUTH, JULY 1. Sailed the Squirrel and Lark sloops of war, for the coast of Africa, with several South Seamen, under convoy. The firevard frigate is expeaed to sail to-morrow pith the fleet under convoy, for the Mediterranean. ' Wind S.E. DIAL, JULY 1. sere I the Newer..re sloop of war, with the Meserch. Almaden and Marla East Indiamen, and the rest of the outward-bound, under convoy, for Ports mouth. Sailed the Now shop of war; Fare bomb; BloseLloosad, Locust, and !indoor gun-brigs, on a cruise. &main in the Downs, the rest of the ships as per last• - - Arrived and gilled for the River, the hi', Skin ner, from New-York.—Witid E.N.E. PLYMOUTH!, JUN 29. A court martial has bean held on board Ed Sah fr iar del Mgmele;of 110 guns, Vice-Admiral Ynnng, in Harnoase ; Rear-Admiral Sutton, President. R. _ _ Liddell, Esq. Judge Advocate, on four seamen i'f the Monlope, of 74, guns, for mutiny, &c on boas d that Chip of Brest, in her late cruise i t that station, and for conspiring to murder their officers, and run away with the ship. After a trial, which lasted the whole day. and being heard in their defence, and die charges being fully proved, the Court f and them all four Guilty, when sentence of death was imtnetti atelf passed on ahem by the Judge Advocate with rsolemnity, and they were sentenced to be is at ged at the yardarm of such ship or ships as the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty shall ap •point. They were immediately put into the custody of the Provost Marshal, and closely confined on board the dag-sbip. FROM , YD'S UST GnArssaat JOLT I. by the /air Ame►ican, Jobn. Idm. N. Nm; Orleans; Iris. /A 41.41% from ciaar,rnrel Sur, Saw, from Waterford ; iertana , Lo:ell, front Norway; Heart a Oak. tutor, from CniistionA , TWo God ISVahliff. Younz ; - brow, Now: and Five Gad Brnthers, ilonev, fiord tmodeo, aged the Veto. ley, Nudge, for [Alice; (Aries, Hardman, for Geeseekbusille; Julius, Lea • sod Tett Gweeesten, Sam. fcr iTATiMINT of the DISTRIUUTII NAVAL PACE, to Oti Lim latoeteadiatiag wide SealodOtdots Owed .lips 6 • la the Wish oat Irish Mr Oa 1V and North Sea sta. slow. IS At die Wes beds bland% and on Ilbe Paw.. On dickesolat *Simi 6 Agaorlota sal Neterfooodisad 0 CAGllaps, ran Indies, and co tl I Ca= a=aai 0 • . Eustsa allid°Vmaitm aad ea PaLage- • • 1$ aad Now Ships- H _ _ _ Total ia Osasasion.: lO4 lON et the BRI FISH DAT. Mind repaving ter Serv 55 pudding— • 15 129 f 909 4 0 6 2 45 19 9/1 51 Total u7l 43 1 201 I 3111 I $lll Last Wednesday, as the boats crew of the 31e/sa, of 84 guns : were going up Durnford-street, Stone house, Plymouth, after landing at the Admiral's Head, a corporal aid three orderlies of rile 4th r royal dragoon guards, doing duty at Ge;vl,,il Eno • Lams's, rec o gnis ed ote a seaman of the mon, who, with three of the regiment, des.rtesi in hive € to the Irish Rebels, from a picquet guard, their horses, arms, and accoutrements. On • challenged, the seaman rrn array, but the dragoons being mounted, pursued him, and secur.d him in a public house, where he had taken shelter. His name is Caw sit I. v, hut he passed on board tile Muss by the name rd Enw•at,s, seas a good seassaa, and one of the Captains of the foretop. He it closely confined in irons, and will be tried by a General Court Martial. His throe associates were &win 1790, in Ireland. The batteries and fortificati ,, ns I.•gun on the bid& to the westward of Dover, are carried on with great assiduity, under the dire&ion of Colonel Twtss, of the Engineers. Upwards of 1,000 soldiers Mies the diferent regiments encamped and in gar rison, vs constantly employed on those %u: k+. LETTER RELATIVE TO THI MURDER Of MISS BELL Of SCARBOROUGH. [See Tfa Batriss Pratt of the 5.11 May.) From Mr. HNRRISOS file C r- r etue: to Mr. BELT.. 0 SIR, " Kirbyrnoorside, May 29. ' Haying had a great n timber of professional calls, together with three inquests, at very considerable distances, since my receipt of yours, I regret much it has not been in me power to answer it sooner. The severe affliaion which has been entailed as well on yourself as on every other branch of your family, from the late atrocious and hru:al Murder which it was my province to investigate, must, indeed, at this juniure, be deeply felt; and, believe me, when , I say, that I can truly sympathise with every con netion the poor ill-fated Young woman has left be hind her. The inquiry I was entrusted with was in its nature as momentous and important as ever fell oithin my jurisdiaion ; at Snainton, in my road to Osgodby, I had learned that the young woman had formed an acquaintance wrth a private in the York Volunteers; that she had been dup-d by the ad dresses of her suitor, who professed to be her ad mirer, and a single man, and that as their route was fixed on the following day, she, in a fit of de spair, dreadiag the resentment of her friends at home, and sin l / 4 ing under the pressure of reflec tion and disappointment, had terminated her exist ence by throwing herself over the Cliff, or drown ing herself in the waves of the sea. These two causes of death hieh no doubt her murderer bad insidiously attempt- d to propagate) were abun dantly refuted from •estimony and the concurrence offaas, and were indeed so fully disproved as to leave the du' ors withn it any doubt on their minds as to the real cause which gave rise to the melancholy catastrophe. From the tale already narrated, and fmm the silence of the messenger that was dispat:h ed for me, I confess, that some jealousy arose, a id, in order the more fully to ascertain the truth, I subpoenaed Mr. Smart, of Hutton Bushel, to assist inahe inspection of the body, to enable a candid un biassed jury to give their verdia. That verdia, I trust, they have given without prejudice or partiality, their finding it was my dirty to record, and that record the world are already acquainted with. It grieves me to find that any one should attempt to embitter your afflictions, already too poignant, by endeavouring to murder her again afer death, by at tithing her re putation,or attempting to prove her character to have been vile and profligate; but if my testimony can tend, in any degree, to 'math the feelings of her affitited relatives, or to wipe off the foul stain of slander and calumny, I now come forward in the cause of truth, and in the discharge of that important office whirls my conntry has env usted me with, and as a medical man to declare, That in the course of our investigation, there appeared the most unequi vocai mark.ol an innocent and virtuous deportment , and that there was not the slightest shade or morbid appearance on the body, which could authorise any sugrestion that her condua had been immoral or reprehensible.' " In this declat soon I have no doubt but I shall have the concurring testimony of my two medicil brethren • wgo assisted at the inspection, should any further vindication seem necessary. tt With yourself I trust that the vile murderer of your child will hereafter be brought to condign pu nishment the ways of Providence are mysterious and inset-in:Able. yet we seldom find an offence, hei neus and vile like the present, very long sheltered perhaps the apparent delay may tend to heighten the strength of future evidence, and be more likely to convict, than those circumstantial proofs we are already possessed of. With that you may su vive the present affliaive stroke, and eventually regain that serenity and comfort of mind, you have so lately lost, I remain, Sir, s'Your's and the Public's devoted humble Servant, ' " T. Ham trims " Coroner for the North Riding " • Mr. Smarty Hutton Snahell, and Mr Trail, Scarborough. CARUSLF., Joist 30. Yesterday se'nn'ght, at Borough-Bridge fair, a person named Thomas Armstrong was taken into custody, on an accusation of being associated with a knot of villains who subsist on the produce of for gery. and whose transaeions have been most alarm ingly extensive. The specific charge against Arm strong was, that under colour of following the pro fession of a jobber, in which capacity he attended all fairs and markets, it was his practice to circulate counterfeit notes of the bank of England, as well as some country banks, particularly the Greenock. The presumption of this man's gnih originated in the testimony of one Thompson, formerly a slater in this city, but who is now detained in Scotland for a similar offence : he has given in a string of names, which has already appalled the guilty,' and filled the world with astonishment ! On the above pre sumption, Armin ong was on Saturday brought to this city, and, under a proper guard, was lodged all night in Irving's coffee-house ; at which place it was Intended he should undergo a further examination, For the better security of - the prisoner. or perhaps for some other reason, a king's messenger came here on Sunday from Edinburgh ; and two solici tors followed. with competent authority to exonerate or determine on his commitment.—Upon due inves tigation, Armstrong was, in custody of tie aforesaid me,ciger, sent to Edinburgh on Tuesday, there to abide his trial. Ile arrived at Edinburgh on Wed riesday last. W.Anesday came on in the Commission Court, Dublin, the trial of Charier Frazer Frazell, Esq. on five indi.iments, for an assault against the Rev. Mr. I.s nw IC , f . After a minute examination of all the fa.rt,, Mr. Frirell was acquitted. The Court having bound him over to keep the peace, he was imme diately discharged. Preparations are making for enlarging the en campment at Shorn Cliff ; et is to be augmented by 3,C500 of the Foot Guards, and two nr three regi ments of Militia, who ate ♦ery shortly expelled on the ground. The whole of the brigade, consisting of the 4th, d, and 52d, strucktheir tents at S o'clock on Saturday morning. They marched a few miles from the place, returned about noon, and mpitched their tents. The men are all is UM excellent health. OXFORD, 3 .e.c Xi. Saturday the 16th inst. the Rev. John Time, Ba chelor of Arts, of University College, was admitted Master of Arts.--Couingsby Waldo Sib- horn, Esq. of Corpus Christi College, was admitted liachclor of Arts Monday the 1 dth. the Hon. Chas. Bagnt, Bache lor of Arts, of Christ Chinch, was admitted Master of Arts. Wednesday the 27th, Mr. Robert Clifton. of Worcester College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. Thursday the 28th, the Rev. Joseph Wells, Master of Arts, of Trinity College, and Ream- of Crowtort, i i the county of Northampton, was admitted B 4• chelor and Dolor in Divinity, Grand Compounder. —The Rev. Henry Jones Randolph, of St. Edmund Hall ; Joseph Bardgett, of Merton College ; Chas. H.:rdinge, of University College ; and Peter Mona my Cornwall, of Oriel College ; Messrs. Thomas Wynniatt, of Christ Church ; Robert Hooper, of Pembroke College ; and John Bright, of Wadham College, Bachelors of ;Nrts, were admitted Masters of Arts.—Messrs John Woman Grove, of St. Ed mund Hall ; John Pomery, and John Bowie, of Exeter College; John Radford, of Lincoln College ; and Samuel Sellwood, of Magdalen College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. The Bishop of Carlisle has collated the Rev. Phi neas Pett, Do&or of Divinity, Principal of St. Mary's Hall, in the University of Oxford, and late first Chaplain to his Lordship, to the Arch Deaconry of this Diocese, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Dr. Paley. The Rev. Evan Davies, ReEtor of Ilchester, is in stituted to the vicarage of Pilton, Somerset. MR. DRAKE. NOTE 7110 M K. DRAKE TO TUB BAVARIAN MI NISTER Or STATE, BARON MONTOELAS, DSLI- •fIZO AT music/i t r•acH 30, 1804. " The undersigned Envoy Extraordinary teem His Britannic Majesty, has been informed, that His Electoral Highness has been pleased, et the requisition of the French eacrisment, to give a hint to all Noble uen, who quitted Precise during the Revolution, and may now be found in his dominions, to leave the same within 10 days, without excepting that who are de pendent on the British Government. Although this account ap pears to be tolerably authentic, the undersigned cannot give any er:dit to it without receiving a cunfinnatinn %hewer Gam his Excellency Baron Montgelas, as he is toe well convinced of the just and generous s...ntiments of Ilia Electoral /I ',gluten, to believe that His Highness could have consented to such a de mand from a power which has fonnalli declared, by the eth ar ticle of its own constitution, that there are not any relations left existing between it and the persons against whom th it measure i. supper;ed to be taken; this deprives it of iie ease t ta any authority with r,,,,,•et to them; a princirle your Ex cellency own,d yonrself, at a time when it was 1.1 azdatiu.i to prohibit in this country the d-corations of the Fr:iich looliaichc The Undersigned is the justified In hi. 4tl: p , ..inen, that he must have been misinformed stn this su'lect, as knowing n iw sorely the feeling heart .if His Electoral nightie-. be ict4, if ab4igd t i exerci-e any nitr towards person whom no cause of reproach can be al eg-d, si it be a re• prowls, that they have .liewir taernselvesso F. , nily devoted to their duties, and to that Sovereign house, with w hirli Hia E:ee total Highness formerly stood con usxted, in so many " The Undersigned is moreover ronvinced, that it could not escape the enlightened wisdom •rf His Elecu.rat illieliness, that a siniiLir exercise uf vigor, against those resoectat . ...., and alre.ily an very unfortunate persons, would (min a 'taut exam, lc of the fate awaiting those who, hi a moment of dantsw, are in clined tomes-sin true to their lawful Sovereign; and which ex ample may induce them to swerve from tacit duty, at the very Jiro:herd when a Sovereign stands mist in used of the efforts and actual proofs of their attachment. " The undersigned has, therefore, the hsnoin to nreuvt /li mn Yon Montt, las toelear up hit doubt* on this stibje:t, cid to inform him, whether the nicotine iu qutotion wili exteod to the othei•ri of the late Coldest' .imay, wit ae I , l4Ched to the l ath Government. t rat he may he enabled to 4C411 :int his Court thereof, and to await the cmnuuaads ut his Soveret‘u e.coed ingly. " The undersigned avail. , himself of this opportunity to re quoit Karon Von Montgeles to se:cpt the assurances of his mu! particular regard. Se. ,• (Signori) " FRANCIS DRAKE." 1101'1 711,0111 Tilt SAME TO Tat SAME. rs Munich, March 11. " I have jest received a notice of so very extraordinary a na. lure, but which is so important of itself, and for the cm istm ileneell which may result from it, that tho' I am very far from ing it, I think it a duty I owe to my Sovereign, to whom me person anal services belong, as well a. to H s Highness the Elearir him, self, immediately to iiitorre your Excellency thereof. Tile said notice is in substance to the following purport : that a 'visor.. of the British Ministry at Munich is in agitation, in the manner of that which took place with rnnect to his flightless the Duke of Erighien, at Etteuliene, its the territory of the Elector of !laden, but with this difference, that the second seizure Will not be effected by a body of troo:4, bet be men secretly sent to Munich, and its neighbourhood, by different roads. With re. spect to the moment and particulars of the execution, I have no detailed accounts; and I own to your Excellency, that the diffieultic , of the enterprise appeared to me from the first too great, the proje itself too estravagint, and at the same time oe dreadful, to be fully convinced of its e! etence: on the other hand, it caannt be concealed, that the exert:tale of oven's whisk have very recently occurred, as it were, under our ees, are little calculated to inspire -inifidence. However thin may be, and little as this notice has affected me permnally, yet it appears to me, that I should be transcessii.g the duties which ins post, as a public Minister, require, if I neglected informing •oar Excellency thereof forthwith, that you may be essabl.d to take in time such measures as the case itia) require, and to avert, !ft proper acts of pre auu,m , the unpleasam , esult which ni e! , l Arlo., even from the att"inpt to e! , ..xot • d •sigii of thus nature. I •:. 1 your Excellency to accept the a•t:rance, (S,vied) Alltelb DRAY!: •• On Sunday se'nnighr, the lightning at the two milk upon the road between Chester and Parkgate, threw down the chimney of a cottage, occupied by Isms.; HAMPTON ; removed the roof on One side near a foot, and dashed a clock into more than an hunlre.l pieces. Two men and a woman in the same cottage were thrown down ; the heel of one of the men's shoes was completely tom from ti.e quar ter, and the foot immediately swelled. A: Halton, near Fordsham, it struck the vane, and entered the chapel, and split and damaged many of the pews. Fortunately the congregation had just quitted it. It also entered the house of Mr. Esser, and broke to pieces several bedsteads. A very singular instance happened at Berry- Barton, near Totnes, on Wednesday the 27th alt. A man named Rosser Hot uss, a labourer of that place, and now in the 70th year of his age, with seven of his sons by one wife, mowed a field of grass, for hay, a very great crop, containing nine acres and upwards. The father took the Tend in the morning, and kept it all day ; the sons followed according to their respe&ive births (the youngest now in his 20th year). In the afternoon the mother came into the field, and assisted in helping them to cyder, beer, &c. as they required. There were many spedtators to witness this remarkable sight. . CORSI EVCRINGE —llfoutbAr, Jivr r i „ e 3 , but small fresh intports et Wheat for to-tat't niarko., Laval: many buyen,,• the trade is brisk, and ',L., 4 are effected one and two shidinga p ar q ",,„, Sjp7ltel Or Barley, the pis-s Ca,tber ea. cr • a. d Malt. Brans have rat her better sare, and a l • VJIA but !ilia Article hl, !AMC 4a4},m 4 halla , 11.111) in price. f lour as last week. CIT 4 RENT PRI:t OF GRAIN. Wheat '3O 40. 36.. Tick Seam ....294 3, o d. Fine du. s7v. .9.. 0.1 I Oats IV.. 22v 13. pd , Rye 24v. $l6, Od. Poiands. 26.. Try 41,1 . Barley ...V1 27 . Od. Rape 5eed....... i 7 . VP 6 4 1 . Ma . t. sBv. 64.. Od. Fine F10ur.... .40 , 45. G a. IVhite Pea. 33:. 42v. Od. I Seconds. 53, 4j. , &A,. .d 3.. 41s. Od. PRICE OF SEEDS IN THE BOROUGH. _ _ •T RSTAIL. Per Cwt. Red Clover... Ms. to 804 White ditto.. bOs. to 110 s Trefoil ..... ..20t. to 425. I Caraway......—s. to 754. Cori•ader.....l6s. to 20s. ?Or IStstod, t2t. to r 4, W Mustard Seed M.S. to iirown ditto 1 .211 to If, Canary 7s to y . „ Rye Gnus pt. tr 20a t. 4 PRICE IF HOPS. -- AOl Kent 91 16s to 41 14s Kent .41 6e to 51 Sussex .91 14s to 41 10s ;tune 41 4, to irr Lore 31 144 Ti 41 10. Farnham "1 Os to le Old Duty L 140,000. l'OCi ITS. PRICE OF HAY SATUI AND STRAW. sr Jamas'''. warracuarta. Hay 41 Os aSI 101 1 nay _al 4s a9l Clover 01 Os a 01 Os Clover —sl Os a4l a. Straw l7s a 24 2v Straw .ll It• a 11 ma SMITHFIELD, MO DAY, Jots 2. To sink the offal—per stone of 81b. Reef dri 6d to St ffil I Veal St 6d to k 411 tol usinn....ds O.l to St MPerk as Od to ds ea Lamb .....Si bd to ;Ss 134 Dead of Cattle this Day, Sews atrtut 1700—Sheep and Limbs, 15,000. N6IVGATE AND I.FADENKALL MARKETS. Per 'tone of bib. Iry the areas.. Reef St 6.1 to It 10d V eal. ll4 to it 411 Murto.t 3t 6.1 to 4. 41 OJ tu b Od to 64 Od Co %L EXCIIANnF., Jut, 2. II ”it Coals, in the Pont, per Ch.lelrora 4tts 111. Deheeled to liousekrets , rt at 60.. 641. Sunderlout, per Clu!drat. 425. 6el. Delivered to Housekeepers At 541 4.1. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, Tn MONOOVI. X Thomas Lein ton, St. Catherine's slopteller . t 11 Joll , l Whae, Gnat Kluged-qt.:et, Catertt-Cntrden, aa plat: vomiter . 2 DIvIDFNDs. Jowl Curtis, Oxford, wine and brandy merchant I.rael I..exr, Le nbeth roa.l, merchant . , George Dezkett. Middlesex .treet,Soinett Town. timber. me-c Izant . 1: Prt 4 titers. now o. late of lira-e.btoolc, rseex, baker II NV&lliarn B &el, anr or late of St. alary-at-hill, ine:l'l' Zit II .3 PRICE STuCKS. _ • AAAA • a per Cent. Reduced . 84; 35 4 per Cent Consolc I per C •nt. Loyalty 97 981 Long Anntuttie; Stoaa Aortutties 3 1-lid ireperrtl 3 per Ccnt. I4 o.nniunt Causal% for ... T FISH, Sinclt-brok..r, 4, Connht:l, aunt 9, (Marina Caw HMI; OF IRIS!! Jce• 04 , •tnm•nt Dell. 5 per Cent. COURSE DF EXCDAN':I:. Fat DAT. JIIPIa 111. Amine , lain ....A 0 4 U• Vrniee ... 17 Ditto .it Sight.. i..i7 4 Naples Rotterdam C. F.. 11 19 QU. I.,brin 11. nburgli..... 2.5 It qtr.. upo.t. Fa Alt,na 36 0 2 ill I.),ilalin 1500........ .. 25 S Liv. Ditto 2 U. E. 15 ti U *bumpy. Minot... Aux . 23 It. Portnifs' Golf:ll,34:one Mailiid - -in Paper , per 01 .. 44 • Ditto Cady — 111 P. 11. •, I lgolarDollais Ditto Rilbro I.e2hons 49 Mtn iirs the Rink of I 4 WeitiiA Dublin en London (Ina, :1) 121 a 13. r.. 4. MAR RI %GER Ott Sstisnlayl ot, at St. V eilavt, rooter tote, Chum Lowmifs. Faq. of Liverpool, to Mitt Peony, of Ctionide. ti.tur.law 44, Citadel Watiam Hackliev. F.aq to Niits Satoh 3arate, thud ,i,auetter .I.onies tel. of Browning., t.sex DEATHS. Lately, at her !,thew hone, Was Sophia Want, daugket athe ne.. Dr MAnt, of On Ti.i sitar lag, alinurt suddenly, at Iti•wpert• Idr •f W `lii`t• many years an ..dtress in Vat P .it.ineert eons...inv. The precedins eveiiing she acted both o s..td enteetaildnent, and appeared to be in cowl :'.4:,1"1 HtGli WATER AT LONDON BRIDG/L THIS DAY 55 mit f 1. Torn r.-; WILTSHIRE King's H?.4,! Liven. Poultry, have layl , al A fee lull 'IT i< ;' Turdrw dreewri every DA, in the high-.t c., ;rut to any I..ft o. Town or C."l:i tar] SALES BY 110. N. VNI.V%C.LE HOOKS, ANT) 11()Ogi of rP i By Order to; the I.opriesor. TO - NI KROW, JULY • at Twelve o'Clock, iv Mr JI-FFINY. At hi< Room,. No. 11, P.11.m.1 1 . A GENUINE and VALUABLE of a.ft/Kti. Amooget other. equalv good •. - ' Eocycloiaxl.a 11,tmunca, g 0 era., the ',Atte itn , •-•.. (Mier cut loAs Po:Axon's,s by the H .to! ut comnio' • 4. Annual R-inter, 44 rots ; Antnieitlea Etrucque a.,d li culaneum, &c. 1:0 role Rilt leave,; Beira British •n.c.o••• Su;', opt on Copy ; Knger.'s Inntat,on: oC Au.. a 1 Ilkawnio, L vacs. ; Autigunies NAtional, &e. To be viewed t,il the Sale, and Catalogues to be hat ROOKS, TRACTS, ant OLD PLAYi. Re Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, No 3!, comer al V.lle+s-street, the Suan4 on THURSDAY, JULY sth, at Twe ASMALL Colleaion of BOOKS; includrlg CApt,our Cooke's ‘'nevs, 3 vuls Th. , •oton's Noronghame'dri, Plates be Haar, Scarce Trs Old Quirt, rOc.. and other Turn •tar•;,in T. be stewed Tolaoreser, and the Mortise of Sale. Catalozue. nity .• • had of M. It v.ll4:3Ant, No. 31, Strand and of Mr Cleekv, R ollt•eller, Bond attest. London :—Pruned by .J SLAM No 2. Goldoni it s h.: ll-4 -"IP Great Neweitnett. and published be W. Woe, Ike 1_,....'" No. lb, look of SI Clew* Mini. I tch , 'I" ri After wi With NI Mr. I Master Mr. PAJ ILLS, Afiar (The apirit of The Bit BYR The Baying lit universal notice. THE Majo .at, the (seakd vj lw awn, at imam. LIAM ernitti titliscopi I MIA 60 64 The Co °ice. No R. SW be lase se eke now our inska l kip Baal', T HE CO TRADIti That the before Flea umber of r ' ick koct CAPIPTaIIit ell the Gee or et byre" %MN AM 774 Pen wili 6e enet *dies to M M 41er .iai T' DO( That a 1 Arik PRIETOR Tatirrim, 6i4 rtnt, dt T, TWENTY oder Afar London The Chail and eh C A DJ Thnt sp to the 30, MAIM, en ELEVEN acepted)./ Landen•Do pERSC ' mid. efins ere ■°i ft Jeac,,i A ' "sfs, But e.ralplidt ; • 04 , frs 4.4 C ...'.4 , 1150 by I - The Hate n Au:tin ts and rr'Kr'Ys lord, Ez 4re.inT Inn Werra.' of Gl ,w Sums nr, $,'M no IF e'S Ans no !LIN -1%1 P‘r 1n nul N a No l'itlf&3lot Ul t ~~ g