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7r 7 Y .al Bill having passed the House of Commisne, was, in raltSll - of an order or that Huai:, c.:rria.,l by the sain Henry land Viscount Mel.h:le to the Ifott•e•if I..irds ; to whien Phil he r in the emote of Lie Ifouwerd - Cornmairs) desired the concurrence of their Ledships• . And where,: the said WII, in the 2:dli roar of 11 in Majesty's `,reign, passed into a law, listituled " An An fir better mew 'arse the °Tee of the Treasurer of Ilia ' l / 4 .1a1-styt• Navy ; e lsr, Sd, 4th and Lth &Lieut. whereof areas follows i ' heel I awWhervis, it appears by rise Reports made by the ..;allsuliAlOarff a; pa;ilLe.l to -&-m.: , ie, frk , ', .list seat: the public accounts of the Kiii;elum, that regulations ar.• trees. ' for better cm:hi-the the brunets in the depirtineid M. Treasurer *fill, NiiieSt .• N ivy t be it therefore reacted, the E . Jta's Most Excellent Majeety, by tool with •ner ail. me and consent of the Lords S i a Real and TeMphoffl, alit Commons, in tuts present Parlament assenibh.d. and by the authority of the sane, ilia: from ant after the brat clay ii• July, 178 e, the Treasurer of Hit Majesty's Navy for tee time hying, in as Stemmata to be by him presented to the Treasure for money fir Navy services, shall pray that such sum as he re. 'ores may be issued to the Governor and Company of the antic of England on his ace writ, and i v,ali i ran ,,,,ii w i t h eac h Meroprial a carry of the letter or letters Irons the Commission. en o: the Nary, Vonualling, and Slit a:l4 Hint ttnerds, of. tecting him to amity for meth turn er seats; in which letter or lattera the Ord Collialigalchlefa shall, sod thee see hereby rt. ouued and Jirezted to seocify fir what pertierilar sirviee or oar 'Pees the said money is wanted, and shall Aare serve the holy). then in the ban Is of the Tr astir , of 'lie Navy, under ear!l ,read of 6,-Yre.: revsectively .. ar.rl the C iniviissineer. of His Ministy's Treasury for the time brine,',, these letter from time '.• time, shall direct the Auditor ot the Exehecther to issue to G a ,,,,,,,, an d c oni p me of t in. rank of England, on ac• unt of the Treasurer of His Mlajcsre's Nave, naming curb 'Mariner for the time bong, flit sum for which such Icier rail be drasru minis the ensatieled order at the Exchequer, in zaur of the 6.1 , 1 Treaterist, for which the retold of the cashier or cashiers of the said C . :waterier and Company shall b. a sufficient discharg-; and all suns for which letters of th • niniutiallers of Hi. Majesty's 'Penne. , shall be drawn, shall be •u• dto the Goy. tutor and Company of the Salle of Eng. len in like manner as they have bees, heretofore issued to the Tr •ftir'llis Majesty's Navy; and all such monies v i be Piped to the Gomniur and Company of the Bank of England II be placed on an ace...in or accounLi to be raised iii . the 000 era booki of the Governor sod Cempany of the said Bank ri Eng and, and to he i,ittt..1, , 1, " The ac...mtet - of the Treasurer of His Majesty's Nary," Inserting the name of inch Treasurer for the time being, Mr the Pa!,itranch. Cashiers Braoch, and the Victualling Branch; and Oen te.:eillt of all ;tuft monies at the Exchequer, the Tre.a.er o of the Na...y shall immediately cer tify to the CohliniaOlheta of the Nay, an account of the whole receipt under the respective heads of service, and shall also certify to the CollinidOwitqf of the Vietaad ng a id Sick and Hurt Beards, the panicular tutus received, and applicable to those services respectively " " Sect. 111 —And be it Luther enacted, that from and after the Ina day of Jule, 1913, ne money for the service of the Navy shall be issued from His Majesty's Exchequer to the Treasurer of the Navy, or shall b.: placed et direr t. , d t•• be plat al in his heads or poorewion, but the same shall be issued and directed to he ;and to the Goventor and Compare" of the nark of England, an I to be plated to th t accounts above 's-Idr ined, a.conling to the e•ritots for which it is craved a n d tssu. - 112' "Sect. IV —end be it ens..ted, that the Treasurer of If. Majesty's Navy fa Vie time !rein, be himself, or the person Of persona In his o'Lm dale at:ttuntscd by the said Treasurer, r (mu and after the brat day of jury, 171111. shall daw upon the . . . Goverour and Compatty of the Bank of England for 301 Navy .. • eery:cos whatever, and shall specify in each and every ehaft the C . , - " • bead of service fur which the s a nte is drawn ; and no draft of • the wird l'easurer, or the person or persons authorised as afore sat 1, 4,11 be deemed a surficient voucher to the .aid Governor , and Comp my of the Batik of I rigland, unless the same specifies the Resell of service for which it re drawn, anal has been actually ail/ paid by the said Goreriser and Canapes ) , Of the Bank of Zeeland." " Sect. V.—Provided alwasit, that the monies to be issued . onto the Givemie arid Company of the Bank of E. gland, on eceuraut of the Treasure of His Majesty's Navy, shall not be paid nut of the Bank unless for Navy services, and in pursuance of drafts to he drawn nil the Governer and Comenty of the Bank of England, and signed by the Treasurer of His Majesty's Navy for the time being, or the nerve, Or persona aritherned as aforesaid; to ohteh drafts shall Its •rierthed the head. eat fter•oce • to which the sums therein meanest are to he applied; and which drafts an drawn shall be s trficeurt authority to the Bank to pay ski , * money to the persons inentionol in such draft., or to the hea.er of them." And whereto, the revisions contai•itel in the said last - wierstioned Act of Parliament, were thereby reheard to take place on the let day of July 1785: But the Olteecititna of the said AB, wilt respect to this said Henry Lord Viscount Mel ville, uperiiiig an account or accounts with the Governor and _ _ Hu' Ccnniatty ut the Rank of England, u thereby directed, was postponed by him until the 13th A v of January 1786, when the said Henry Lied Viscount kaffile opened an account with the Governor and Company of Mil - tank of England, " Right Hon. Henry Dumidas, Act of Parliament New Ac tome ;" and which said account was continued by him wail he (united the said cffice on the 31st of May 180-0, and was Vie only account kept by the said Henry Lord Vieeiunt Mel wills, asTreasiirer of His Majesty's Navy, with the Gayer nor arid Company of the Ratak of England, under and in pmesuance of the said Act of Parliament fur regulating his said office. And wher-as on the 10th dmy of /Anitary 17116, whilst the fund /leery Lord Viscount filelelle held and enjoyed the said office of Treiyurer of His Majesty's Navy, he did constitute and appoint Alexander Trotter his Paymaster; and the sad Henry Lord Viscount Melville did, on the said 10th slay of 1786, duly auctions arid empower the said Alexander Trotter to draw on the Grererinw anal Company art the Rank of for and upon the au:Aiwa of him the said Henry Lord Vae - oust Melville a , Treasurer of His Majesty's Nary, all laud every sum and sumo of menu that then were or stioadd theyelfter be wanted (or the pehlic services, under the rare of payment of tit- said Henry Lord Viscount Mslyille, the said Alexailder tier being partmcularly careful to specify in each and lively draft the service for which the money should be drawn. And whereas it was the duty of the sad Henry Lord Vie. Count Malvilk , dmn,g :el the rime he held and enjoyed the Pan: office of Treasurer of fiLs Majesty's Navy, to abstain from applying himself, and to (resent All persons acting under him from applying any part of the money lusted from Nut lifaesty's Exchequer for Navy Swishes, to any purpose of advmstage Wei ti humid( or themselves, either direelly sir miliresely, ere teeny other purposes trials Cif NAIIV Ul l 4 f ro n t de- Myles any permit or emo'unient therefrom Aoid from and •fter the passing of the said Act of Padia meet of tie vitt & y e ar of His Majesty's sego, for better regulating the office of the Treasurer of His Matesty's Nam, it was the ditty of the said Lord Vis•imunt Mely:lle to observe and pursue the provisions and directions of the said A 1 of Parliament; yet the said Henry Lord Vmscosint Melville, not satisfied with the ample lemmas so provided for him as afermod, nor regarding time duty *lbis high and important office, or the exp,,i, provisions of the acid let art Parliament, eltd, wiiikt lie so held and en joyed the said urfie; set and conduct himself fraudulently, corruptly, and illegally, in the several instances herein set forth. FIRST ARTICLE. ' V ptLount Melville, whilst 1w held ireasurer of Fitt Majesty's Navy, dav of January, 1786, dt.l take the money trnpresterl to him as , e , from Ilse Majesty's Exehe• acme other large sum or SUM/ of and illegally convert and apply the mine ether corrupt and illt gal por t than those of the public navy sa .in• It a:otis the rime was lawfully • vueh fraudulent and illegal con. maid Nom or sums of money, after ol,ament tor the better reg*st of his Majesty's Navy. And Melville has declared that he t.eatmo of the said sum of 10,0001 • •u• h deelaratum in the House 'Jo tat : and then and there ! :•yt motives of public ditty, 4.unveuience, to conceal 0 , • ..aid Mum Lord Vi.cnont ty %It ow said ollkae, a ►reach of the high Plitt repmed itt Mm, and a violation of the law; btatute, of this realm SEC , Nr) ARTICIF. That the said Henry Lord Viscount M Iville, disregarding the duties of his sa - it iifs.e, and nt breach and violation of the sinl Act of Pailiament for tinter regulating the same, did, atter th, passing of the saute Act, alert isLilst the said Henry'lmid Viscount iltal , ll4l•ti to hold 1../141 enjoy the said "trice, emotive at and perina and Ina,. the said Alzsarislor Trotter, tinder and by virtue of the authority SO given t t him by the and Henry Lord Viacoma Meleille a. Mix Maid, y to re,eive, mid take nom the Governor and Company ut the Batik nt Kiiglaud, for other purposes than for immediate apialixation to Navy service , ' pare- sums of money (thin and wt of the mollies before then isaind out.. the s led Governor and Company of the Bank of Etigisn I, on tterollllt of the tad Henry Lord VISCOOIit Msq , ille, TlVitioltet of l‘f•tjt , 4Y'• • Navy; and the said Henry LUff Viscount Melville did con- Wye at and permit and sulf..r the said Alexander Trotter to place the issul Lot mentioned sums of money or a great part thereof, so illegally Ma se, ter-inset, a d taken be into limn the Governor all I C...ll:Htny of the. lila of Etiglai.d Joe ature• said, in the hatids of N 4 "art. TlotOl•• Cults and Coin pany, the private bankers of the said Alexander 'nutter, ill his own name, and subject to his axle contrmil and disposittnis t 411 which condact of the , aid Henry Lord Viscoinit Melville was contrail to tho duty of his said 11.11 CC, a breath of the high trust reposed nt him, and a violation at the law, and statutes of the realm. THIRD That after the passing tne said /0 of Pa•liament for better reginating the oliiCe 01 the 'freasurer of Ili. Nlai:sty's Navy, and after the said Wilt day of January I7Sd, and whilst the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville held and enjoyed the said office, large sunnier inimey ware from time to trine issued and paid to the Goveriim and C.o,pinii of the Hank of England, and ;slated to an account raised in the hooks of the said Go vernor and Company with the sad Henry Loral Viscount Mel " Right Hem. Henry DunsLs, An of Parlia• m rot New Ac overt :” and the said Alexander Trotter, under and by virtue of the said authority from the said Henry Lord Vi.caunt Mdville, did Irons the said lOtli day of January, re 6, during all the time the said Henry Lord Viscount Mel. •ille afterwards continued to hard and enjoy the said office of Treasurer of His Majesty') Navy, dr..w upon the sa d Governor and Company of the Bank of England for arid on aecouid of the movie; so tamed and paid to them, arid plac,3l to the said account m raised iu titeir honks aim the sa:d Henry Lord Viscount Melville, as such Treasurer as storeutil and the said Alexander Trotter did rece.ve and take large sums of money PO diaun by him franc the said Cover:tor and Cuni. e any of the Yank of England as atisr said : That the sand Henry Lord Viscount Melville did, art-, the said tolls day of January 17116, haudialently and tlleg.dlt per• wit and suffer tar- said Alexander Totter to place many of the said sum, or money an drawn, received, and raker. by him from the Governor and Company of the bank of England as afere said, in the hands of Messrs Thomas Courts and Company, the private hauliers of the said Aleitsriderr, Trotter, in his own name and at his own disposal : arid the said Alexander Trotter dal thereupon, with the privity, by the connivance, and with the permission of iiie said II airy Lord Viscount Melville, apply and use the said lastmientioned sums sat monev, or great part thereof, for purposes of private advantage or interest, p fla k and entolninent; and did place the said sums of money, or a great pan thereof, in the hands of the said Mew,. Cowls and Co. mixed With and undistinguished Irina the proper monies of the said Alexander fruiter, whereby the said la,t-mentiuned sums of money ...ere rim only applied to and used fur purposes of private advantage or interest, profit, and eninhiment, arid for purposes other than Navy services, but were also exported to great risk of toss and were withdrawn front the coral...nil and dispositirio of the Treasurer of flu Majesty's Navy and the said theory Lord Viscount Melville, by so connivnig at and permitting and suffering public money to be withdrawn hoot the Brink of England, and used and applied in manner aforesaid, acted in breach of the great trust awl coundenee reposed iii him, ion vio• lation of the SAM Act of Parliament made fur regulating his said office, contrary to his duty, and against the law, of this realm, and to the evil e‘ample of all persont entrusted in the great dr paringenu of the public service, with any cuntroul over the application and expenditure of the public money. 4 • s -"" t. • • ' -: laid Bi i ii mica of i Viscuun alte fssllb , of their And Reign.. hung th Tile lg. cs. s e e Conlini: public sari for the Tre, by the vice 311. Comma authail 1789, t in al N 1 1 money '1; Quires Iltnk a litleinpr eh o: t treeing lettcoi guard 7 TICIII I th Cel/ ther head of ad :ctv ...... i ji to time, the Gat count of 1.. l'reasun shill be favaur 1 cashier , a suffici : Ili Hitltlea miulil, i t h e heta" lteali time i ii I soo rdbooki of land. an Victualli This the ail Heurvl.,tiri VT. aid en)ayel the said of9 , e "IT' and previous to the said 10th da and receive from dud out "1 tl Treasure- of Ili , Majesty's N4Vv quer, the sum of ta,quiii. nr .on =MeV, and Aidfratvlttleutly and unit to his own use, or to some pouts, and to other purpotot tha vices of the kiiitgdooi, to whi• I • epplielso!e ; Dad did continee su • • ',Ado,' mud apolication of the Sal the pasvinig sit the said ta of PAT &Mg the OFHZ^ taf the Treasurer u toe said /twiny Load Viscount Dever word resets' the a;.pocatii and in funicular he did make st(Ci, 5100,1+. , 0 th, I{ll dee! sat ! ed. 1.11, 51,41 to tilt hittYllf tWttin as W 4 MAP , • •"'d pe o h , I . P . 4; • ola • al 4 4Viiit 4 °4 • o• - •. % • r • • • • lk IV" FOURTI I ARTICLE. That alter the said 10th day of January, 1716, and whilst the said Henry Lurd Viscount Melville held and enjoyed the 5.11(1 office of Treasiirer of His Majesty's Navy, he the said Henry Lord V !sconce did iniuduleiitly and illegally, for the purpose of advantag • or interest to nimeen, or for ac quiring or obtainiiig prait or emolument therefrom, or for some other carot i d and ifletd purpose., and for purposes other than navy sesvites, take and receive from the ;mole: money placed in his name at ths Link of England, as Treasurer of His Majesty'. Navy, the sum of 10,0001. or some other large sin or sunas of money, and did fraudulently and illegally con vein and apply the same to Ina own use, ut to some other cor rupt and illegal purposes: That during the time the said Alexander Trotter held and enioyed thesaid office Of hvina.ler to the sadi Henry Lord Viscount Melville as SiOs tad whilst the .0,1 !Ivory Lord Viscount Melville held and enjoyed thecae, office of Tress Her of His Majesty', Navy as aforesaid, he the said Alexander Trot ter kept with the said /teary Lord Vitcomit Metniila an ac count current, entered M certain hooks of account, containing entries of all the sten , paid and received by the said Alexander Trotter en the account of tile said Henry Lord Viscount Niel ville„ and by agreement between the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville and the said Alexander Trotter, bearing date the 111th and 2e'd days of February, 1603. It is stated that they had er ther mutually delivered up to each other, or resolved and agreed mutually to cancel or destroy, all the voucher, or other memo randums and writings that at any time theretofore might have existed, passed, or been interellauged between them relative to the mid accourei, and the different items and Adidas of which the said accounts wend composed er consisted: sod the said books of account containing the said account current, together with all vouchers or titer memorandums and winner m the profession of the wi l ls Alexander Trotter, and also of the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville relative thereto, were burned and destroyed by the said I lenry Lord ViscoMit Melsolle and Trre ter acid tae said stipu'ation coma ned in the said agreement for the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville and Alexander Trotter mutually delivering uo to earth other, or for mutually cancelling arid destroying all the said vouches or other meniniondunis ur writing* relative to the said account, WS• w entered idle; arid the said books of ACCOUIitS vouchers, memorandums, and writings,were SO burned and destooyed,with a view to cu*iceal and prevent the discovery of the several ad. vaii,es of money made by the said Alexander Trotter to the said !leery Lord Viscount Melville, anal of the several accounts or enn.iderations for or upon which the same were so advameed. All which conduct of the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville w.ts, centrist y to the duty of his said office, a breach of the high trust reposed in Inns, and a violation of the laws and statutes of this realm, stud to the like evil example as aforesaid. FIFTH ARTICLE. That after the said lOtti day of January 1786, and whil.t the said Alexander Trotter so continued the Paymaster of the said ilenry Lord Vi.couut Melville as aforesaid, and with such p y, eranoiranco, and peffUl4.iffil a. aforesaid, se applied and u.ed the said 1111115 of money, err great part thereof, for pur. poses ref private advantage, profit, and emolument, as afore said, the Rid henry Lord Viscount Melville fraudulently con cealing the illegal it.. and :ipplication of the same, did pro- cure, obtain, and receive foam the said Alexander Trotter, ad vances of several large sums of raoney, which were made to him the mid ff-mry Lord Viscount Melville be the said Alexander Termer, in part from money so a , aforesaid illegally Drawn by him the said Alexander Trotter from the Governor and Commie' of the sank of England, and in tart front sums of money so placed by the said Alexander Trotter in the hands of the said Mess s Conti* end Co as aforesaid, when mixed with and und.shnign him,' from the proper monies of the said Alexander Trotter. And for the purpose of mare effec tually concealing the said advances of money, the eind books of account, eiseelwrs, nienterendunis, and writnigs, were to et &torment burned and destroyed. SIXTH ARTICLE That amongst other advances nt money sores atore‘aid ob tained and rec •itert by the said Henry Lord Viscount Mel-, •die, trine the mid Alexander Trotter, the said Henry 1,11 Vvicount Melville did pr cure, obtain, and receive, front the 9.14 Alexander Trotter, a suni of 22,u001. or some other large ' ,inn or sums wf money, advanced by the said Aleaan•krTrotte• pr the ael Henry Lord Vlecount Melville, without intere4 ; part whatnot so: ao.lvanced exdusirsig from prib'ic mune/ • . so as afaroiotid itlrpaltt drawn from the Oaetenor and Corn. pally at the Bank of England by the said AA•tantter Trotter ; and °Chet part whereof was advanced from Ih.• out mixed food, est.'s itosed as well of osiblic swim./ *Oats afosesaiil illegally drawn by the said Alexanda Trmter from the 6.,ventor and C 'to nsil of tho 11 ink of England, and placed by Inns in the lentos of the said news C•mtts amid Company as aforesaid, e.st of tht pto;set monies of the •aid Alexander Trotter in the hands of the S.LiCi Mem.. Coons and Co whiels has heels mired th:te with, and remained tnithsting.iislied therttroni : And fur the pitrrswe of more effctually concealing the •aid alvan.-es of money, Olt said hooka of ace twit, souLhers, mentistanduihs, and writings. were so es aforesaid burned dll.l ticalfoyed. sEvENTII ARTICLE. That amongst other advancer , of rirorwy so as aforesaid, ob. twined and received by the said Ilenry Lord V:vcrintit Melv, le from the said Alexander Trotter, tho• ,aid I leinv Lord Viscount Melville did obtain and receive a aim of 22,nont. or some other large sure sums of money advanced to him by the s rid Alexander *f totter ; laid fur wham it has been alleced by the said I leriry Lord Via:omit Melville, that he was to pay in tt rest : and for the purpose of more erfeetually concealing the *raid la.t meritionerl advances of money, the said barks of ac count, vouchers, memorandums, and errit:iigs, were su as afore said burned and eltstroyed. EICaITII ARTICLE. That during all or great part ''' the said Alexander Tooter held And enjoyed the said utfice of Paymaster to the veld Henry Lord Viscou t Melville as aforesaid, and the said Marry Lord Viscount Melville held and runny:it the said office or . 1 . ,, , ,,0r0f of His Morsty's Navy AS aforesaid, he the said Alex miler Trotter did gratuitously, ant without salary or other recuniary compensation, act In and transact the private business of the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville, as his agent, and was (rain time to time in advance for the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville in that respect of from 100/004 to 20,0”04. or tosome other great amount ; and which advances were taken from the said sums of money so placed by the said Alexander Trotter in the hands of the said Messrs. Coetta and Co. consisting in part of public, money, drawn by him front the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ergland as afore said, and in part of his own private monies mixtd thiaewkli, and widistiaguishrd therefrom as afore,aid : By means where of, the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville did derive bmefit and advantage flout the aforesaid illegal acts of the said Alex. ander Trotter And the said Alexander Trotter did so gratuirouslv, and wit'iout salary, act in and transact the private business of the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville, and make hint such ad. cancel of tummy as al aesaid, in coastileration of the said Henry Lewd Viscouid Melville conniving at and permitting and suffering the sail Alreauder Trotter its as aforesaid to apply and make use of the said sums of public money an drawn by him from the H ink of England, and applied and appropriated for purposes of private advantage, or interest, profit, and emo lument as aforesaid and the SARI Alexander 'Touter would not Rave been, and was well known to the raid Henry Lord Vji c•unt Melville not to have been able in make such advances of money to the said I fenry Lord Viscount Melville as afarisutit, otherwise t h an Irom and by means of the 'said sums of public money so drawn by the ma i Ale:mod:a Trotter from the Bank of England, with the privity. connivance, and. ;.eratia.ion of the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville av aferesaal, and at. plied by the said Alexander Trotter for purposes of private ad vantage, interest, profit, arid emolument: all which poi ceediiigs and conduct of the said Hesry Lord Viscount Mel ville were contrary to the duty of his said rairve, in breach of the great :rust reposed in him, and in gross violation id the laws and VaIUICS of this realm : laid by all and ev,ry 011 e of the aforesaid sets done and committer, he him the said Mani)? Loral Viscount Melville, he was and is guilty of high crimes and aneriertieasiors. THE MARKPIS. CORN•F.XCIIANGE, Far DAY, Juir 5. The fresh imports"( Wheat today are not ninnt.roes ; f.ne sample: fetch better prey, whet qualities are heavy of .al,•, and in g lied supply. There is more demand for rind Marley, whidi reaches better price. In Malt or White and (..amy rel., but scull fluluation. Oats arrive in middling .upply, Ii ue samples are in request, .ual fetch better price. Fine Flour is nut very plentiful. Seconds in full supply. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat.. 451. 62s 90s. I Beans .45*. SO , . 0.4. Fime.to .924. 98s 04 'Pick 8ean......42.. 46.. 0.1. Rye... 4Ss 5111. 04. Oats 44s Sas 315.94. Barley .3'..5. 594. Od. Polan,ls ........ay., 04. 04. %fait ..64a. 745. 04. Rape 5eed.......00,. 001 o.'. White Peas 425. 495. 01 Fine Flour .... 755. Bn., 04. Grey Peas 40s. 455. Od. Recs.niis 63= 7',.. to. The Cate Inspeeloes ittlum, on Thursday, Jolt , 4. Whert, per load 1 , 1 04 to aBl Os barley, per qr Stir Od to 4 Od lists 28s Od to Siv 0.1 431 Od to ?Os OA Posts PRICE UF HOPS, PACS. POCCETi. Kent SI Os to 61 es 1 Kent 3i 6s to 61 1$ Sussex._ .51 Os to 61 Os I Sussex 51 :14 to 6/ IQS F.s.ex 51 Os to 61 Os Farnham.....6l O. to 91 Os Old Duty Laid at 50,0001. PRICES OF lIA lftbig r AND STRAW. tDAY. ST 474111 . 5. WMITIC M HAT ..... Os a 51 3s liar 3l IGo a 41 1111 New Ol Os • 01 Os New 01 1% • (1i (01 Ci0.T5T......01 Os a 01 Os Clover 41 4s 51 Ks Straw 21 3s a el 1 , 1 , I Straw .21 lOs • H 61 SMITHFIELD, Fitiossr, JULY S. To sink the Offel—pet Stone of 15111. Roef 4s 41 to 5,6 I I Veal ..54 81 to Ss 2il Mutnin.....34 84 te 41 44 INA ..3s 84 to 46 44 Lainb H. Od. to 6.6. Od e EfeJd of C attic this 11.1 v, Re 3.4.„ ahnut 600—Sheep and Lambs. 9.000. NI:Wt.:ATE AND LEADENNI ALL MAIKICIS. NY the Car c ase. 4tf Ia 8.1 to 4t R.l I V.ll 2s 2 , 1 to 4t 84 Mutton ...3. 4 , 1 to 4. Oli Pork Al to 4- 41 Lanth 4 4.1. 1. 1i5.41. PRICE OP STOCKS. YESTF.IIOA Y. S per Cent Reduced ...5 8 11 59 4 per Cent. S per Cent. Lvy.aty 9a:: Lang Annuities..... Int:,ert4l3 per Cent N7 i ; ' , v.!, 5 ;oer Cent ir /I tPunuun.... 4l lulu Hon rl4 28.3 a. ill, Exchequer Hi 115........ ls. dn. Is. prem. Consuls fn. .... 59169 T. DISH, Stork BrAter, N*. 4, Combill, and 9. Charing•Cenat. PRICK OF DOSI 4 s Gov. Deb. 3S per Cent.. 13ittn Stuck 3i per Cent. (inv. Deb. :r per Cent.. Rotal Loan, 6 per Cent. ruNg 29. 69 1;9 •o 1 . VS ,NGE —Fesutv, Jute iT Genoa 441 Venice sgi Li•tbort 6')l Oporto hi Dolam COURSE. OF EXCNIA, A.mwertlaet 4B 62U. I lint.. at Sight Si 9 otterdam Haniburgh 93 9 tilt. I Altoni l't 10 2iU pan, 1 •I. date 2) 18 Dato Rourdeaux CPI& Dun Maind Ditto 214 effect Silver In Bars ....... 0 ( 0 81111101 Leinotrt roo ?tato ..n the Bank or H o ll a nd Naples Dublin on London (June 23) Bengt on London ! June 22) &l ow on 113,edlin (Ditt0)...... • ...4i o 61 dn. I, • 4 FURTH. At M ter iraeloeF. Bat* the Lana(. . D. J. Dc4m, thlgh. MARRIAGES. Lately', CP. It Ini lye, Ect. eityßaise ia the Honk I.litia, t 3 Miss Cr,ee dAughter of ti,e lite &Klan? _ _____ EAf or C.oh.cl, tutu Welliagtast,, Stomasset. tat „haws Charter, Esq. tsi Exeter, Ifforsoshiy, the Cu .locus then., In Misi WIN uns , o(Hoohou. Lear, ji,ltit Witham Hicks, Esq. et Exeier,' italietit.r t.l 7i1e,1141 &His, Esq of Suff..lk. 13E1TilS. Suddenly, yesterday, Oeti - ge Me P ace. diey, Exit of L drily, at his hose. Lewisham, in Kent, k cowl:am-1:r of Fia,t to the ludic Company's sers..ce. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON Mori ....SS Win. sky 6 E v CFNTEEL coNvEstrNr COTTAGI: RI coACli DOUSE, excellent FIVE STALI Commodious PREMISES suitable for • Ad, TORY, or other CONCERNS requiring ROOM htIISES, near the DOCKS, mid THR E.% ACRES DOW LAND, within One Mile and a CHANGE. 9/ 1 0 BE SOLD . , by PRIVATE CO? 1 by Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, LE NSF, of a genteel and truly desirable c.iiireni Re.ideiwe in the mod perfect order, containing a ctridig room, twenty-three feet long, bow window, room, library, four principal chambers, three t grid hrewhousz, dairy, excellent cAlating, and suit oiestic arrangements, pleasantly situate, cotrunaink Park like appearance, within an easy distance ' ant one mile and a half East of Change. Ti. he viewed, with Tickets; with further Uri, may be had of Messrs. Boma and Vernier. SALES BY AUCI-46:.:, NUMEROUS AND VALUABLE COLLECTION 01/ BOUKS, IN ALI. I , ANOUAGES. Br Mr. srLwAkr. At his A union Ito nut, No. 194, Picead lly (optinsiteAllarn)4 Tins RAY, Joly 6th, at Ter Ire o'C'nek. • A N Extensive COLLECTION of IY/OKti, in LI. all Language% Art., Sci item, Baron, Bora ,:•%, Ale hquities, Poetry, Law, Divinity, Claasna, V ~ ,gue„ See er. fi Anning-4 which will he .und all the b!st Author., Anri-nt and Morlorii, being the fourth Plrturi nr the sahaibi.• of Bonnet 1i +As of Mr. Oarrtn , ..r, nt in 5113.4, retired front !'.,oiness; and which wdl be 5.4 w.t.rnit , erve. To he viewed, and Catalogues had (7,rdtia) at tha 194, Picead,l:y. PICCADILLY, 01'1'031 CE, BOND Sr. ttia. 7 l. By Mr. STEWART, On the Preniise4, by Orrh.tr of the A yiettees of Mr Ginger, Coaltseller, Binkr.ipt, on leit MAY, J, t, 1/, a. 4 following Ditty (Sunday eitceptwi), iaeginnitig the :.;al,t each Day at Twelve &Cluck, I.t-IE LEASE of PREMISES, lying ones( the hest, At the West-wad of the Tri•vit, fur a: .y &wines; t likewise the valuable and choice Stock of j , . bat Modern Books, many in elegant binding:; th e u4,4. 3a 4d, gent Ilytatelio!d Eurnitire, Shop Fisture.„ J;=. To be viewed on Wednesday and Thu,..10, - previr.us to the Sale. Catalogues and printed Particulars of the Lose may then be had 1111 the Premises; and at Mr. StewatCe Audi. Rums npprysite Albany), Piccadilly. 111 . )(4 •1 t1.k., ; 4,1 a Ronk ItecLaid eIT eoll,o,„ er,' to 141,, s 44 Urea s a , of Crocve,o, ( Ca ptat s q . the HQ,. F. t Fr' ,t 4 URINE. . tin. aft,r tr. R LtilidtNCE, S (4034 PR1.... IGN of AI A. a Qu.uter I NTR crr . the Amara! , • emu? Count. a tonsmothooo• view, kau;n g •tst mamas' rooms. ,st d , sioitaldo do. :hiding a yeti uf Doet,,, v antler Parceo. - nour, No 6:, A s ACTION OV 5. ryite Alloov)4 Me melt, • )00K I.ttisa ,''s, 4gusa„ Ste et. !hot-, Aoti-na vahasbi: .S , e4 nt sh 51, 3 d vd.r,ot a the LACS. • of Mr Jche g l ev 4 4 44 71. 0. fur a;,,t .ck oL bat 1'414.301a/ r i neviatat to the he Luse may ratio Airbus S • • rc • tea, by Dime- 'l. : A SE, with OKACrCHURCII-STILF.I:I'. Re Mean. Et1,12 . 1 1 0K and VEN":1611, On wEDNESD.kY, Lilt 2ith last at Gs.raway's, by Mitt tion of the Parprietor, THE valuable and very desirable LEASE , wi th eir:y Pa.:vision, of a COM nvielhnis and iitibvti..iiti3lbrick built D;VELLING HfX/SP,, with 'Orions ,nd ,iinnoanding eSgibly :Oust., 41, Gracechureh•street.—r i e are in very coni,icte rrptetr with duo' st.c IliCflerg, and contain a spaCll,l:, cominan,litst Atop, with per., l u a u , and yard near 40 fret deld, dining rricr3, the-rful hers, servants ditto, kitchen, and (nod CAia:ASi bed at 136.4 fur 21 year., at the lie rent of SO •ineas. TU be viewed, ml 4 Particular had NIK *IT% retlol.l4 to tha Sale; wt the Pletl)lq , S; at Gra:raway's; acid of Messrs. Bakes and Vennor, 62, 0001411. rur.ifkm. GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDENCE, COACH HOUSE, s rAttusc;, and GARDEN. By Me-gn. BURTON and VENNOR. On WEDNESDAY, July 24, sr f„oraway's. ATRULY desirable LEASEHOLD ES TATE, pleasantly situate in the fiing's Pilvate Road, mar the resp,:iable village of Fulham, an agreeabl- tlotairo ut about four miles and a gamier from Hyde Psi k Corner, c•imprising a neat cony-snout BRIM. DWELLING HOUSE, in perfect order, has been recently improved and modeim,ed at a considerat•le expente, with trout and b.ick ganlen;ard forms a desirable restrbmee tar a respei,able family, containing four prinenril chambers, three servants ditto, dressing room, gentleman's room, two handsome drawing morn., curre pond. catty finished, and communicating with foldmg du.n., a spacious dining roam, good parlour, handsolio entrance hall. convenient store room, housekeeper's room. laundry, and suitable domestic arrangements; held on la.k. for ao uses pired term o(thirty one years and threequarters, at Midsurtleser lan, at th^ low rent of 4:.d. per annum. To be viewed ten dies previous to the Sale, with Tickets only ; which, with Part:culars, may he hail of Meow, Burton and Vennor, 61, Curtifiull ; on the Premises, Walhain-grsro; Hat , hett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; and at Oarraway's. lITTON HOUSE, MAIDENHEAD THICKET , A V.- ukgrrnn. FREEHOLD VILLA, AND ABOUT FOR TY•FOUR ACRES OF RICH LAND. By Mewls. ROBINS, At their Spocimis Rooms, Piazza, Covent Garden, on SA rtn• DAY, July IS, at Towels's' ..'Clock, AValuable, CompaEl, and most DESIRABLE FR V.F.HOLD ES FATE, culled i)IT cos HOUSE, with Coach Iludee, Stables, Rani,, and all atm r necessary Oat huildmgv. mod &Via:ally situate on that tural sod roma; • tie spot, Vlsodmilievd Pocket, with Garden., IPoidoek, Shrue• Derv, lor , ,ye Orrharel, and a'oogit 44 Acres of I tett Pastor, scull part Meg low RIO A retie Lend, now it the occupation of use Prop.ietor, S kMUEL kTF., Esq. who will give immediatv poss-svon. The whole is in the highertstate of cultivation. The houro is re :ladr-ita!y neat, aril vary i ouventent, too t happily placed upon au eminence, and overlooks nearly lit whole CAA le, is relt,,ed by a padlock on front, and Aided ailh shrubbery ea pleasure garden on three sides, which Cornettist cases with the kitchen garden, secured by lofty plain!, ,641 '• El with clinics fruit tree., and fu ly cropped. The co-r bulldh.g., which are nuruerons, and in coral repair, as wr as the firm yard, are properly ohs-tired by being id the rear of the hoAte. The 11, ,, Aprfl 4 ire extensive, o turesque, and luxuriant, spreading thro.igh the romance, truly park scene of the thicket, to diet • merahle r ; majestic pile, Windsor Ca.tle, Great Pork, autl th^ F•• rest, with ptetnresque and direrofisd view. of the triodir the Thames, loringh.g to the ey.. ticideo, 'fadraw, and severi , grand and noble Ina...ions; the a hole forming a swat twit rot and enyiab!e retreat for any Gentleman food of 4 41 the healthy amusements attached to a uon,olete Fare in mi , tosoe. The squat i rentaika'aly dry and healthy, well wowed. And sprinkled with a nturvit; of Cir;Tittig revile t,rebn't • vl nn y two miles from Maidenhead, reirao front II: tiler, tom Marlow, sere.' from WmtLen, and twenty•thcee ,••• Landau. May be Ceased till the Sal. hinted Totien'os may b • had ten days prior to the Sale; on the l'iemisa,; the Sw... M urletihead ; Crean, Marlow; Cutlq bitiniknr; net• (ts• foul ; Bell, Henley . ; Castle, ; &n.: It Count-G. l qm . . *item a plan may be aeon. LONDON —P,ltootl by GOAGE •.• Ngllll Wycl. strler, St. Cie:aeries, ab.l r obinhed h J RYDEN, at the Office, No. 15, Rack of S. Clem* tt Church, Strand, where tlutrut for die Pap. , , MAT"' grill be d.ly attet,tiel to