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11103171 LY LIST OF N 7.71 1, FUBLICAnONS FOR .14NuART. ARTS AM.) SCIENCES. The Elitish Literlopodiu; or, Dictionary of Arts and trrieures • comprising an accurate and popular rico of the present impeoved state of human knowledge. By William Niclialsou. 6 role. two. 61. 6s. African Papers of the Literal y Society of Belfast. Fabei culla+ one and toe) Ito. The Eniglitils Rollout's Pocket Companion. Containing the esseidial generic characters of carry &lash piaul, ar rb.iged agreeably to tbe Linaasan System ; tuAbithrr with a short and rosy introduction to ilse study of botany ; and as etiitmlatlua of the principle too* a hich the classification of the sexual system is founded. By James 1..1c•1e. 4s. Supplement to the Philosophy of Botany. Part S. los. 64. ARTS, FINS. The British Gallery d Lugraviugs, No. IV. 21.21. proof., 31. its. 6d. BIOGRAPHY. The Life of George Wmhiagton, Commander-in-Chief of She American Army through the Revolutioimry War, and the first President of the Vatted States. By .loran Ban croft, A.A S. Pallor of a Congregational Church, at iVor. rester. N.A. svo. los. 6d. The I.Vie of St. Nrot, the Oldest Brother of King Alfred. By the (Inv. John Whitaker, B.I) Sr... Ins. Mi. Memoirs of William Paley. D D. Rector of BEshopecor• -mouth, ♦uthor ui " Natural Tbrolirry," fm. By t; W. Meadley, I.ll.llup , earmouth. To which is added, an Ap persdlx, costaiuittg cave of his Mioor Tracts, Letters, Si.c. era. 9 .. eDITATION. A sequel to the useful Arithmetic ; or, An attempt to ex plain and exemplify the nature, principles, operations, and proper application of the higher branches of the science of nam!iers; incloiling appropriate esereis-s, queoions, con- Itraettuus, and tmlitnt to guyed ed the firmer tract, and complete a system of arithmetical instrttettun. By Adam Taylor. L Ilona& Nlentorina Lectni.es on Sacred and Moral Subjects; adapt ed to the corapreOeitsioil of juee.n.c It sailers. Tu uhich are rlehleil„ souse origioal mosttrltatbeons Poem.. l Auu :oucry, ..utheir of " Meotori, " 12100. 4a. rid. A Grammar of the Spanish tannage, with as Anal, sis of its l'etnieci.ation, reduced to the form of a table, snit or . eupgatg only one silo of a single sheet, constrtictrol so as to viable any oae of moderate capacity, by means of it mad is dictionary, to proceed iusteitnNtely to read, currupuud, sod Ntenk iu that language. Cy 5.. The iirogiust ; or, 'Literary . Askureaaent,.coalkrios tat a bon coxtainittlr alrove M.K. tar& • comprehending von* of the priuelpal hullos ' adjectives, verLs, sa , ralw, sod otb.r parts of speech in the Littlish sod l'renzb languages; Itt.e Eng lish printed on au; side, nail the eirrtopea&nig Preach weed la I ties other. Ids. HISTOUY. The Hiatrr.• of Barbadoes, fr.iin time fist Teiaeoverynfthe - Solaria, hi tbe rent pits, tiii of Lurd Safes 1101 By Julia Foyer. 41u. 11. lie fid A ;li..itury of Frame from the eoramencemeat of the Mira of Cl V,S to the ream of Campo FJ1113 . 10, .777, after the leanucr of the 11.1.tory of Esglan , l, to a terms of Letters from a Nobleman to his Son. 12a60. as. LA.W. - - - The Trill of It Benson Esq for Cris... Con. with Mrs. Parr, uSe ofdT. Parr, Esq. merchant. Tried before Lord Ellenbarough, Dee- o, at Guildhall, London. Is. A full and accumh. Report of the Trial, Parr v. Benson, t!:c Conti of King's Bench, London, on the both I..leceuilleer, 1440 ; CUOtaitling the whole of the evidence nit both sides; the Speeches of the Learned Cuttaael; sad the r itargto delivered to the lu.y Ise Lord Ellentimoach, dis tinguished fir its elegance, fecioog, and perspicuity ; the whole faithfully taken verbatim by an eminent short-hand writer. ta. Settitille Juris or, An Argument in support of the doc trine generally disenstril under that title, agninst the rea soning of the late Kr Era. on, and the other advocates fur the contrary doctrine, and r AitittllSTlV s e ..iast Mr. Stlpktell observations .pun the subject. By ‘llllimas Henry - Rowe Esq. of Linevln's-tun. An Aliridgment of the law of Nisi Prise, containing the Derivition down to Trinity lean, imij. uy Wm. Selwyn, jun. Lsei. Part 111. and hist. tos.od. MEDICINE. Reports on the Erects at a peculiar Regimen on Seirtli au. Tutn,m.s sad Caneeronts Ulcers. By William Lambe, M.D• Fellow of Ike Royal College of Physicians. sett. 4;11. Practical Ithaemations on the Natters and t7sre of .fitric tures no the Urethra. By William Wald, Member of the College. of Surzrous in London. 311. 01,servationa on the In!lamontotory Affectiemi of the Mu ttons Menthe:cm of lbw Brunt itia.—Uunapothendin- au ac count .4 the acute inflauistnat aro of the parts—of Pcripmen -1111.112i1 NOtll3, of Chronic Coughs ' kt. Ity Charles Radham, M.D. Lecturer on the Practice of Physic, /cc. and Physi cian to the Westminster General Dispensatory. fano. 4a. An Essay ots Warm and Vapour Baths. With [lints for a. new mode ofapplyitig Heat and Cold, few the Cure of Dis ease, and the Preservation of I lettlth. Illosteated by Cases. Eduard Kentish, M.D. Plypician to the Briewl DM _ pessary. ave. ss. lid. Loudon Medical Review, ;Co. V as. 6d. A Letter to John Ilaygartk, M Tl. vas. I.ondmt and PAinburgh, kc. from Cohn Chisholm, M.D. F.R.S. &c. Au thor of an Essay on the Pectikntial laver I, exhibiting far ther Evidence of the infectious Nature of this fatal Distem per in Grenada, elariioq tinh, I, 5, sod G ; and in the United States of America, (..roe 5795 to tikes is order to 04- r.rt the pettliriol34 Bortrhse promel,;:sted by Dr. Edward Miller, awl tuber American Physic.uns, minim to this Alltatratctive Pestilence. non. Cs. The Vaccine Stourge, Nn. 11. Is. nll! 'NARY . _ ....... Fire Ntilitarr Plane nf, M.ta itel•re :CPA tn, the Rattles sea Movements ut the Be.ti•lt F.:re., 4 , , ler tlie Corviritowl of the Right Hos. 4irneral Sir B. Votive a the Pzotottlit.is rif the hoard of Inquiry. is z,tl. MISC. Remark, ma • hit;Pitb..nnt on, entitle I, "A Vinitteation odor r tpistues deloreettia For4drismr, by the hl edema IN a ortae. for the Cr,' A at, en • late Trial at Iwureeter."lll Aimee Canoe, f,l. D. 40. A 1 manse on the GYM/ allow. Ceetsiaieg a regular elates% of Attack awl Detrain; alto Ilnelleiollll rates sad ea maples, teaching the toad approved method of playing Pewits at Ow end of a Game. To wheels mudded a Selection of Critical sad Remarkable Sittintione won se draso h!.. Si 1- eati6c Maim. By .1. 11. Sant% Prafewor of Chess. t vols. Ito 11141. Doctors Outsw Met! ; or, Who's Afraid ) Ey 'Wei Leslie, Fog. I P. gm 6s. Debates in both Houses of Parliameet, in the saisethe of May end )(tee, term, relative to the ar ref meat made by G•rvertiment edit Mr: Palmer, fur Ilw rehnoi wad improve ment of the Poset.gtehre and its Revenues with ate Appen dix, contemn; tbr leveret dommtenta therein retererd to. sa. The Atheuruns, V.A. I V. 121. 611. impartial t'one.derstiews oa the esrimis prosecution* emu 'enticed by the Ana' or) .Gsneral fur Libels es Isis thjesty anal the Dukes .4 leek and Settses, inor< psucetarly those t unnamed i• Cubbett's Register Hsgar's Postrlsl< t, The Town, and The Eenaskies in elicit the nght of Is determine the Law, as we ll as Die Stet, is cumtitutterially drilled, and ineuntrovertlisty established. as. The School foe Orators; us, A Peep at the Forum A Farce Dedicated to the Society for Soon-anus of Vice. M. Remarks us the hirehinical Tentleary of The Fdintourgh Review ; in • Letter to the Lett of Lansdale. By K. Who,. ten, Esq. M.P. The Repusiteep of Arta, Literature, C.4lllloltlft, Fashions, Politics, d.c. No. I. to be weatiamed monthly. royal tiro. es. Cartaltime of &eke fur i ti s is varies Laaguages trod Classes of Literature, collected front savers! Libraries, teceutly purchase.), by Jobs BMus, Bookseller, Bath. Is. NAVIGATION. The Brasil Pilot ; or, A Oeseriptioa of the Coast of Bra sil. Translated from the. Portuguese of Muoel Pimen tel, Principal Hydrogi apher to His Majesty„ John the Fifth, of Portugal. To wlich are added Charts of some of its most considerable Torts, trout MS. 'lever before published. 440. 11. 13. • PO ETRY. GeitruZe of Wyoming, and uttiei Poems. By Thomas Campbell, Author of The Pleasures of Hop?. Mu. 11. 55. The Mother. In Fire Books. By Mrs. West. Foolscap ten. 75. The Minstrel. Book Third. Being a continuation of Dr. Iteattie's Poem. ato. votrriCS. Reflections upon the State nod Conduct of Public Affairs, at the commencement of the year loon. By an Faiglislinian of the Old Schoot. 55. A Letter from a Member of Parliament to his Friend in the Country, relative to the Conduct of His Majesty's Mi nisters toward► Spain. fis. fol. Stricture• on the present Government, tied, military, and political, of the British Poisessions in India; including is view of the 'Treat transactions in that couirtiy, which have tended In alienate the affections of the natives ; in a Letter Irons as OHeer, resident on the spot, to 1.'4 Friel.' in Eng land. 3s. RELIGION. Practical and familiar SCl'lllOlll, designed for parochial and domestic instruction. By the Her. Edward Cooper, Rector of liamatall Ridirare, in hue roomy of Stafford Chaplain to the Lift of (.:ourtmen, and late Fellow of All louts' Col lege' Galina. sa A Sarmna on tll2 Eqnily of Divine Providence, adapted an a Cenci al ha t, and preached to a country congregatton . Fahrstary 17, taus. By John Priug, B.A. is. tid. The Supplement to The Monthly Itcpasitury of Theology and General Literature. is. Sunday Redefining!. By the Author of Thoughts on Affectation. aro. fit. The Cht istian Guardian and Church of Englund Maga. tine. I'o. 1. uf a sew seri... titl. I.S. BOMBAY INTELLIGENCE. ACCOUNTS FROSI BATAVIA. The Coromandel cartel, frum Batavia, hound to Cileutia, passed Trampleliar, on the 10th March : IA her, iirformation has been received, that the Dutch General Ditendels, with many Akers, has arrived at Batavia, to take charge of the different others at that settlement. Daeudels is the officer who commanded the Dutch trflops that o:iposed the first lauding of the English a: the Balder. The antes: of this batch of Dutch and French officers, and the previous one of Mr. Cowell to su persede ilartsink, pretty plainly prove the inten tion of Bonaparte to he, to rouse the lethargic and heretofore pa,sive disposition of the Bataviiins in the Eastern seas, to the annoyance of our com merce. Such an attempt has been long expected, but the prudence and foresight of our annual baits to Bitavia have completely frustrated the means our encnies possessed to molest us in that quarter ; and thereby trielisputably proved the wisdom of timely adopting measures of precaution. The late Governor hail left Batavia in en American ship. with all his property, to take a cargo from Cheri bon to Europe. Several Danish ships were lying at Batavia, hot the Dutch had only a few small craft at ( ieneral Datnidels' service. Au inquirer tiori had *taken place at Gressie; the whole island was. indeed itt the Faille state. and the islanders declare that the -Dutch shall all he murdered he tore the expiration of the year, a consolatory pros pect for the recent importations. The ;hip which General Difenilels came out was overhauled on her passage by two men of war ; the Officers ea *milted his trunks, Arc. but could discover nothing suspicious. The General asserted, however, on his arrival at Batavia. that His COMilliliololl vets snugly deposited iu his boot. Pal N. The subjoined letters front Clibrahar, received tebtri day morning, contain mine recent intelligence trout the south of Spain, and of a gratif)iug kind: GIBRALTAR, JAN. The Bulwark arrived this day froth off Toulon in thirty days, much damaged in the violate gale* which our fleet have experienced, and which had occasioned Lord Collingwoo,l to bear away fur Malta, and the other ships to Palermo or Minorca to refit. JANUARY 4. The Kest sailed this day to Mumma, to join that part of the squadron which hits rendezvoused there. JANUARY 3. Two transports, with antis and ammunition on hoard, sailed this day under convoy of the Gaiiiiet, for Vatentia and Catalonia, where thy are wanted. The utmost enthusiasm and hatred against the French still continue in ail the pro vinces bordering on the Nlediterraileati ; and they are dete tttt Med to defend themselves to the lust extremity, whilst they have arms or ammunition left. The French armies, though numerous, are sits taiiiitt; great losses in the daily skirmishes with the Spaniards. That division which had advanced hito the province of Kstreituttlera, lies retreated with the greatest precipitation to Madrid, anti a t;scat number of stragglers have been cat off by the peasantry. The passes of the Sierra Morena are 510.5 emiitilctely fortified and defended by a body of 15,000 men, under Brigadier-General A hatlia. JANUARY 12. The dad• before yesterday his Excellency Count Tilly anal hi, suite arrived here from Tariffa in their wuy to Barbary; his Excellency was received with a solute of 19 gime on his landing. The Bal. work railed this morning for Cadiz. JANUAIIT 14.--NothinK new. We lately mentioned a number of tar barrels, ike. being thrown ashore upon the coast of Crail. but week there was a trunk found, fast lurked, and strongly rob e d; after being opened, there was found in it from gunl. to 3001. in cash, a gold watch, several clowns of line muslin shirts, a number of pantaloon, vests, ike. tice. It was firma by two men, who t!,,iiiAlitlessly opened it without witnesses twing preseut to ace it opened. Its contents, how. ever, ware no soonertbscovered, than they informed the Chief Magistrate of it, who took charge of it.— This certainly indicates that some vessel, yet un heard of, has been wrecked on that coast. Such immense quiiii.ities of water 'rushed lotto the Medway, in colivilience of the sudden thaw, last week, that the river, in the ebb-tide, was ren dered almost fresh, measly as low as Chadians Dock-yard. A - Ara MTELirCENCE. • POITIIINOUTII, Ver. 1. Arrived the Alfred, of 7a gem,' with Gemrate Ferguson, Crawford, and Dytot, front V.go. She lost Iter convoy of transports iu gales of wind. oboe of them, the Josses ar rived here on Saturday, and several others came iu They have 3,100 men on board, which eudaarked at Vigo. under General Crawford. • Arrived the Rraz../e sloop, Capt. Shepherd, which Pas stistaine4 severe loss in the Channel ; Port .110 , 0., Captain Chambers; and the tVloring twhoetter, from Turlisy, with damage iu the gale of Nlouday last. The ist and 3d battalions of the Guards ham leaded, and marched for Chatham; en (Itlicer is left to coltt ct toy 141..1 may arrive in scattered transports anti take than thither. The German Rifle regiment landed shout to men this af ternoon, which marched for Portheater. They appear have stilrtfed Ise Cum fatigue than any that have Liu lauded; they hut ally 15 , 1 men iu the campaign. Sailed tee !:trope, (*apt. Dodd, on a nurse. 'A'hem ate some unpiessant reports brought from Vivo, re. spei ting the l'otte nutter Gcucrsl S 1 Kautie Fraem,whorn we, unirelutig turough Portugal to Spain. The Gill, 40th, and 97th regiment, are with Lam, and a part of the sock is said to hare h..:cot cut oil. f.dlitensg transports are Onshore in Stole's Bay, sir. —the Aiserletoo ; hit or SW 1111 and the ( Hull; 7.0.3Ji, iu South Sea Ito ash, with the loss 01am:hots and ...doles; the latter with arias Call aster hi her hold. The rtrtase, N 0.3 , 7, has 1:01114: lulu Itainour with the Iwo of rudder ...VI 114 N.%V. rrti.i. The r,a'iy transport, Capt. Chapman, arrived it har bour this afternoon, with 5 ttttt ..1:1111t . 5 01 regiment, ad battalion, tu4ing together ...tot no-a, aunt 14 .flicers, in cluding Lie ltuss of the laid rigitnent. R•by sailed (loin Vigo on the tt rth Jan. and nail tinv last transport thew ; a hen she tell that port, a large body of Leach troops, said to aspirant to 3001)u limn, was !thin 7 wiles of Vigo. 'flie ('aptain of the Rik, reports, that he was informed great riot sod depredation had t ken place at Vigo the day before be c.iled, r.. P.M 35 it was that a French force wing near. 'rho , tempt has encountered touch had weather, and parted ein .pany with the i4ll.'r trauspo.ts two or dn..: data situ u. - 1 hey were unacquaint ed with the death ut*Geuvral Ilvore, until they west inform ed of it try a Dover pilot. These S cinnpatsies of 'thu a*.l rnt.insent, arc expected to march to Deal to-morrow, where both theist:Ai:lions of (beau reginieuts are to be quartered. . DOVER, Ern. 1. On lloculay night it illeW a hurricane heir, Loin tines to taelye. The tide being at the Iseerbt, iii the tilidet of the storm the sea presented the 111.0S1 liar& apvtae.tuce that we CVO. W;LOCRICii. 140 West ... ;DIDIER put to here lest night fr,nas the a...rard ; une the be.i Vet,oo, of 1.-oolott; with the loss of auelior and culotte ; the other bound for tin. Mity. DEAN WEB. I. Sailed the /teary ,tflefineon, outward-bonsai East India man, for the River, to repair datinvos. Art - oe.l the lit ike, and mutate iu the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. 11121SICT Or • L TTTTT 11/R•111 AAAAAA ors, DAUB DE. CIMBCR 10. " We ore all alive here; every thing will be embarked in ' the course of the week ; for the intended expedition against Martinique. The Aden ral arrived hers oil Sunday, m the Neptune, aceoutpatiied by the Yel ; they both remain ii-re aa yet; but the 'fink gore to join the other line of lia - t:f skips off Point Helios, this evening; and it is geuercily thought that Admiral Onetime will wait the arrival of I:7ir George Prevost, from Halifax, with the 711, alb, and ifsd regiments; they we hourly aspei.tird.As soon as they airtve,we shall Lave &movement of COIIIMITIMCV, as thesterea and troops here are is complete resdi aria. Nair &Au troops will go from the garriatet, together with the lath w inch arrived name days mute from Bee anode, which, with tlie s regiments before-mentioned, will make about tru thousand men, ex elusivo of the Navy ; the; dove 1 Mink siiecess may be de frauded or. The spoil at Martinique will be very consider. able ; there helot about tithoon hogvliends of sugar, ¶0,5 0 0 reale% of tidier ' mid shout 3,ootibalcs of cotton, the value of winch may he calculated at tt,000,0001. The Admiral's shai• of course . ill be very einsseleralik, and sandy re. aid Lim for his great exertions for the rout t 4011 of the trade. " The Gomm Orders of the Garrisou are, tor ever, •hing to be ready on Saturday scat; but nothing %lithe uudiutakeu till the arrival of the troops from Halifax. The Venerable w dl sail for Liverpool is about three weeks, you may there fore, expect important intelltgeose by her: . Duriag the heilvy gale of wind on Nionday even ing, a boat with %even men put off from Llesfillutil Stairs, at Rotherhitlie, for the purpose of guitig across. The wind awl tide setting in strong, drove them athwart a bander of a ship in the tier, stove the hoot, anti four of the people were drowned.— Two men contrived to get the hawier of the vessel, and one floated down to Lunthouse, ulnae he was picked up almost dead. We are happy to find, that for a considerable length of thee there has been no relaxation in our exertions to maintain our naval superiority, as we arc informed, front good authority, that is thu course of the text eighteen mouths not less than thirty new 74's will be completed. W e fel, there fore, no apprehensions at the hostility of the coin biued navel force of Errope. The contest, we trust, will only serve to cominti and establish our naval empire. Extract of a letter from Nlalht, dated I).e. 15. MOO 'The Leonidas, Hydra. and Preroyaofe, hate arrived hens, with part of their couvoys, from Portsmouth ; they were dispeowd in a gale oil Sar dinia, in Which the Hydra received great damage. The brig lirm, rl'L►uu, bound to London, got on shore, in returning into port, and knocked of her rudder. The brig Hope, °antrm, from Liverpool, is pot into Sy meow, hwcioog shifted her cargo, and is vary leaky. The Imogene arrived here this day, from the bardunelles, she left Mr. ADAM at Cou•tsrdmuoldr." TI.. vessels have put into Ramsgate, Itie Chaise Hare, from Quebec, dismasted; Erten. James, froLusloa for Plymouth; Ceres Taylor, from ditto for Liverpool ; Pristilla, Webb, and Adwasel Nelson, Jule, from Loaduu for Dulinn, earls with the loos of au nnelnrr and table. About an sail of outostd-bound vessels Save alsu pot in tberc Cur blwiter. 'rho Priam of Wale: paCket,frons Falmouth, ar- IVO at Alingnii on the lath of Deceinher. The Lord Nelson, MA FORD, from Lonct•m, for Surinam, lias put into Dover, with the loss of an chors anti ealsie,o. _ _ The Henry, I lEPSURS, from London, bound to Bermuda, has Inst her lives:mit and foremast in Torbay, and gone to Dartmouth to repair. The Lord Collingwood, from Antivia, bound to Liverpool,has put into Rutland, (North of Ireland), with much damage. The Brunswick, MUIR, from Qmslwc, has put into Portland Roads, with the lose of foremast and rudder, and leaky. The Brilliant frigate, with part of her convoy, bound to the Brazils, sailed from Torbay, on Tuesday last, fur Portsmouth, to collect the scat tered ships. The Weakness, Symms', from Alicant for Belfast, is on shore in Fria:aortic Essy, and it is feared will 1w twit. The Neptune, Smut. from St. Kites, for Len don, is towed into Whitstable, &unwed and s ith the loss of anchors and cables. 11,7F.CTINCA OF CRF:OITOTIA AT GUILDIIA I 1., 10-Peoznow. sl. H. !arrant Jahn !toward, 1.0 arc :talon-street, Pimlico, aurltt on - • - 3 Jaws Orcen, now or late of aryl et-qtreet, Hack- y, - - - - 3 IV W ahem late of 1 inwey-piace, Qiimi•street, Iltomeal.ory, worktne-jewt - 3 19 Crawford, (narks .oitrare, a Frettel, Geo rge-C.l Cart, I . U . trIUM-SqUare, ‘,6 lorreloust - - 3 'WV Loin,late of I.oiat sf, - - 3 12 %%Mists !laver, Kil:mrsi. JJ itliltraev..ln lel:maker . if, Nicholas lilatinin, .late of ‘l(,thurpupon-'tilts, flour, etershire, timihar-noseho. t - 9 is John Colg'rave, 11‘:.J.,Leosi-strett e frk!Aorn. wine-seer ei,atit • • - to George P:ek pod, Clo3k.lane, 1.4m.:0a, .11,r-core - clan. t - 9Pr9b If obis Sasillautptoa t Hnnet.si,' re, g Wm. Flee:LA:lrd, iwaiailas-stris4„. lit 10 Ratcliffe-crops, vie:oaths - - V to Trortiw, late of Great Ealing, Midllrux, dealer is bay snit wit ow - I I Samuel Niall , late of thr Star Brew-house, Wapping, brencr - 1 i Jvho Veers. 14ilkiii.un, late of Bond ~ .urt, Walhritolc, ILtt: , kat, itictur Eiias I,l.nondio, Minismentlard, London, wine-mu. - 11. chat.t Thunitas Ilickson, I.ciailt•r-wisare, boot. citsker 13ITILE\E>. Mile* 1t rher, Ints of r..,tidwiri, Hasid l'roinli;v, tlermituire-struist, St. George's to tl.e Last, mariner Isaac Issarl \ume unit Ahra site 1118.1 N unes, Hnekticy, Miiktleacs, mere lino is Ruchfurit Grange, York-place, Portrnan-square, miller Peter SiniseWeh, Spriez. phrr, Kentish-town, and of New Pond-street, print-miller Joseph Iloppen awl Julin Reppcii, Clapham, Sone!, dealers io coals maines Millen, Pall-Mel, vintner. Benjamin Bunn, formerly of Huundsditch, but new of London Wall. puwt.hi ulcer, Daniel Bloom, Ti•unse Millgatc, near Norwich, Mer chant enry H ill Rarity, Tokenlicuse-yard, ,London; and Terrace-court, I; ppeostreri, Islinzton, broker - Gilbert Sliagoe, late of Topsham, Devutaibire, rore maker - John Bridges,jan. Mortlake, Burnie, tallew.cliacill-c Thomas Klemm+, Cray's-I itwoqurire, money Scr.vw.er C'ERT VICATIES. R o b er t m o tt erook , of u'elsoll, st.ffuid, victualler. James 11Vez4on, of Pall. Mall, Middlesex, vintner. John Pink. of GfiVICIPM(I. Kent, beese:esrpenter. Jereatith Parkinson, of St. Saviour's Cliurch-)ard, South-. work, Sun es, hop-tractor. David Isaac, of I.iterpool, dip sells?. John Bi,rli, now to late of ktroughten.Lodge, Lancaster, f: ttol.-spinner. finger Williams, now or late At Bedwelty, 'Monmouth. shopkeeper. John Brooke Knight, late of Camomile-street, Bishoisgste atreet, [tendon, eordwainer. Charles Ward Apthorp, late of C.-atoll, .tmerieti, lost new of Brifte-street, Bl:tekf. irs, merchant Walter MISMI. of Ileartley-place, Kent-rood, of Southwark, Surrey, !,rands-merchant. MIL 1 HS At Cliftoo, &Wel, on the inth last. the Lady of Viscount Stuart, of a Oitl-born clot& Mrs PhiHipps, of Nt Pembrolvabiie, of a .on awl heir. _ Oes the 95th alt. st her lieuie in Alhemaile.strett, the Lady of Kilted I oh in, Esq. of 3 daughter . . Oit th e 2 3 d u:t. Alva, Seotlaaa, Mrs. Johnstone, of Ales, of • daughter' MARRIAGES. Lately, the Rev. Mr. Baldwyo, formerly of Corpus Flirt tt;. Cellsgt, Cambridge, to Miss A. Riggs, ninth daughter ol Henry Riggs, Eat r of Faethearne.cutl age, Sussex Yesterday, at St: Clement's Danes, John Morreumb, et Cork, Esq. to Mary, the youngest daughter of Francis Plow den, Esq. Itaivistee at Law. On the 26th .lennury, William Falconer, Esq. of Briskhall, to Miss Ana Sutherland, fifth daughter of the late John Sutherland, Esq. of Wester. DEATHS. _ _ On Sunday night, at her mother's 'tease, in Upper Sley nswir-street, Miss Langhatn, daughter of the late Sir James I.asighaan, Bart. and sister of Sir W'illians Langlisin, Bait. Some time ago, at Avignn, Harriette, daughter of An thinly Call, Esq. of the Cloisters, Westminster-Abu.. At Northwood-place, Suffolk, in his 7:ith year, the Rev. T. W. Temple, D. D. On Monday morning last, at Kennington, sincerely la 'seated, Miss Maria Sleyricke. On Sunday meaning Mr. COX, one if His Majesty's Pages, He had heen for some time indisposed, but his death hastened by the fright which lie received in consequence of the late bee at St. James's Palace. He had bees scarcely got mat of his apartments there when they fell in. On Sunday, the Sloth lost, at hit brume in Hill-street, Dr. John Hunter, F.R.S. l'hysieian E:unordinary to the Prince of Wales. On ‘Wedneorisy last, at her house in I7pper IS•iihm• street, Mrs. Admit., widow of the late Mr. Seriennt (hi nifty last, as Barnstaple, Henry tirlibie, Lsq. bankic and inereliant, of that place. On Monday seenight, at his !muse in the Stymie, aged 70 years, Benjamin Freud, Esq of Haskell, in the county of Limerick, Alderman of Limerick, and Justice of Pe au: fur that comity. On Mmc'sy. the 931 lest, at hit seat, Imwren•iy-Hitil, Pembrokeshire, in the so t:i year Gilds age, !lug'. Peri° R, Esq. M. l'.—He represented the lloruugtis of Pcmirokb 'renby, and Wistun, upwards of years, having been elected seven Session to serve is Parliament. HI( l MATER , TIIIS DAT. AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Mimosa —.mai. ale.% -a I Nyco to...mkt. Aar... 4. iCeSterdari i I;IIIIICATIGOIN OW Tar VIRUS NARY lirias a As Public Offices. SALE BY AUCTION. Elegant Household Furniture, • thshiouable Landaulet. chalice Wines, Modern Plate, valuable Library of Books Ma Chine, a grand Pianoforte, lie. Cleptun, Middies/a By Messrs. SHARP and KIRKLP, On the remises, late the residence of M.-. Prnjatuin Captious. Hackney, en MONDAY, Fehrasry b. a•ol foi- W days, at eleven, by order of the Assignees of Meagre, Walsh s ad ISlsbett,, THEelewaut Modern HOUSEHOLD FUR, NITCRE, comprising letty four-post bedstrattr, with cotton haregier, prime gouge thather-bens and bedding, glint French mil cotton window curtains, with sofas and chairmen-sada, dining and drawing-room firrnitere to more window curtsies, capital mahogany French stuffed chairs, with Demean mats, a set of mahogany pillar and claw dials ing tables, of very tine wood, a ;orbit piano -forte, by Studs art, citron rose wood and niribu;stry card and Pembroke table., a valoable book*. ase, dressing chest of drawers, l.c. briiliant chimney glasses, • superb cut glass Grerian chandelier, rich oit Kirin! Inures, fore chive, Turkey and Brussels carpets ' also a sideboard of fishionaide plate, a va luable library ofbouks, aid 3 cellar of choice wines, consist. In; of about 300 dozen of fine flavoured old Port, Claret, Ma deira, Sherry, Old Hock, Ike. Me. Tu he viewed us Sgterday 'wording, sad the morning of gale, when eatalugues (at (roe sharing each, to he r, tumid to purchasing) may be bad on the pirrnisea, and of Mess's. (harp tad Kok o 's, 32, Winchester-street. Th. , wines tots alien at the time of saw. LONDON Printed by G. D IVIDSON. No Do, Old flosued.poimt, ['arty-strect and published at the Of6op, No. 11, Hack of Si. Clcm. ot's eharch. Slrso.d, by J. WHITE, of mune pl ! Mr.—Orders, fur th:s Pt bey lent to the Odice, (post paid), will be duty attereed ik '144 • L I. ."4 v ;.1 to A 1 I I 1 - 1 I . • - 1 14 It 111 **: • r" I