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should be treated in the same manner as Generals - Moreau and Pichegni, that I should be made a Merechal of France, and be appointed to a Govern ment. " For all these promises, I engaged to furnish all the info maim; that I should think interesting to the cause of the Princes, to let them know what friends still remained faithful to the former Government; and if, among the Generals with whom I was ac quainted, I should find any disposed to listen to my proposals, to promise them, in the name of the King, that they should retain the tank they then held, and the some with regard to the civil department. " Every thing being arranged, and the accused Dubuc, being still with D'lmbet t, the latter intro duced to him, or to use his own language, gave him Rossolin, as a man devoted to the cause of the inces, and to accompany him in any important business; or when the accused llstbue should have celleeted sufficient materiels, Itossolini might be dis. pinched with them to England. " Bertrand de Molevilie likewise makes his ap pearance in this business: to the gold of the Exche qiier, to the instructions of the English police, to promises, to the hopes held out by the agent of the Bourbons, lw adds, to ensure the success of the operation, the infallible secret of his sympathetic ink, and gives the receipt for it to Rossolin. " The Police, acquainted with the fait, secured the prisoners, and seized those of their papers ca pable of furnishing any information. " The accused Dubuc, after hesitating in his first examination, confessed, in the second, the whole of the feels I have submitted to you. Rossolin long endeavoured to conceal the truth; at length, pressed by the proofs which escaped him, I and the papers seized on his person, and the exa mination of Dubuc, he confessed the truth." The reporter then entering into the discussion, and particularly calling the attention of the judges to the crime of espiollesee, :hews that the crime is proved, and that the accused is convieted of it. " it is acknowledged," says he, " that Dubuc received a laission from the Baron d'lmbert, in vested with the powers of the i.ricrant Count d'Ar tois ; that the objet of this mission was to come to France, and to send from France to the enemy all the information that could be of utility to him ; to make him acquainted with what friends still remain faithful to the cause of the Boa: bons, and to cor rupt the generals and acquaintance of the accused. " Rossolin confesses that he was charged with the same mission; that it was given him a long time since; that he came to Bayonne for that purpose, and it only depended on himself that this mission was not fulfilled ; that he was even charged to watch over Dubuc, and that he was thus a spy over a spy." The letter written with sympathetic ink by d'lm bert contains the following instruetions, which, I repeat it, would oblige us to suspea Dubuc of a much greater crime than that of espionage, of which he is convieled. " Without doubt the approaching journey to hair, the discontent of the chiefs of the army, the new dispositions, and, in particular, the abolition of vassal-labour and the forced conscription, all tend to render the moment extremely favourable for striking a great blase ; let us not lose the opportu nity. In the mean time, my dear Dubuc, I must repeat, that I have received horn the King and Monsieur, the most formal assurances respelling every thing that concerns our interest : and you may be perfealy assured that if you are so unfortunate as to fail in the concerted rutermise, the Government will treat you with the same distinaion with which it received at the time, Georges and Piche- gru. This is what I have been expressly charged to tell you, by the person who is exti entely attached to you as well as to Rossolin. I must repeat to you, that he has given the most precise orders for the tranquillity and comfort of your family ; and you may rely, in every respell, on his punauality and honour. Now, tell Rossolin, that I request him to give me the most minute details on all that passes, without forgetting the enquiries in my letter, No. IV. When did the squadrons of Rochefort, Tou lon, Brest, and L'Orient, sail—and what is become of them ? The movements of the flotilla, armies, Sec. ? The information from the Officer, that you gave me hopes of receiving? In short, as the com munications are now open, let our correspondence be more alive, and give me intelligence once a week. The person desires and begs it ; ant:, for my part, my dear Dubuc, I salute you cordially and wait with impatience for the happy moment when you will enable me to share your dangers and pitalabours—Adieu! Answer courier by courier; for there are three mails, without having been able to give you any intelligence. (Signed) IPA sr KT." " This letter being subsequent to that likewise seized on the persons of the accused, and crowning their confessions, convias them of a flagrant crime, and establishes the evidence. " I conclude, that the accused Dubuc and Ros solin be declared guilty of espionage." This is succeeded by the sentence. On Wednesday last a most wanton ad of indis cretion occurred upon Kersal Moor, Cumberland, soon after the last heat of the race. While the course that is within the cords, was crowded with foot people, two men on horseback rode furiously over the ground without giving the least previous its timation, by which a woman, having a child in her arms, was knocked down with such violence, that, we are informed, the former was so dreadfully maimed as to render her recovery extremely doubt ful, and the latter thrown to a considerable distance, but unfortunately received no material injury. A man is also said to have had his arm broken, and an eye dangerously lacerated, by the same horses, the riders of which gallopped off with all possible speed. A melancholy accident occurred on the evening of Friday, the 7th inst. without the Irish -gates. Carlisle.—As some boys were at play in tl c hat rrsanufunory, striving who should perform the mess daring feats, one of them, about ten years of age, of the name of Hurvow, son of Wu. Iltirron, one of the workmen, endeavoured to excel Lis com =us, by walking around the rim of a copper, with boiling water ; but the foot of the too veseturesome youth slipping, he was precipitated into the scalding fluid! He however iustantly ex tricated himself from his situation, and plenged headlong into an • r ; .'hence, however he was soon taken %lit, .?tanng every me dical assistanc e , / 1 „r o pie, until Buuslay morditiou ~ T ~~`~3C NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 17. Arrived the Cito of London transport from a cruise, and the C.,mciir , /, Cooke, from Cadiz. Came into Harbour the Lord !)uncap tran,pnrt. Passed by for London the American ship Alf x ander, —, from New York. %Vind, S.W. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JUKE 15. Sailed wit:. bullocks, &c. for the fleet off Brest, the Agaiveniiivii of (it guns, and the Lod,' Warc,o, with a convoy to the Eastward ; also the Harlequin. Arrived Irn . : Guernsey the (7i,risidie, .Captain Dutnaresque. Sailed the Estiegle. Late in the evening came in from the West In dies with dispatches, the Joho 136111, Lieutenant Kort wright, which were immediately forwarded to the Admiralty : the following are all the particulars : On the 26th of April, Admiral Cochrane sailed for Barbadoes with six sail of the line and two frigates ; on the 90th of April, Admiral Dacres, in the Cen tauri with the Desiree and Fairy sloop from Port Royal, to proud the homeward•bound fleet, con sisting of 126 sail. The John 801 l left them all well on the 11th of May, in full sail. The Goliaih is come into dock to be repaired. This evening the Santa Margarrita goes out of deck, after being newly coppered. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 16. Last night, after post, sailed with dispatches for Lord Gardner, and Sir R. Calder, the Frisk cutter, Lieut. Nicolson. A letter is received here from an Officer of the Vifinry. of 110 guns, Vice-Admiral Lard Nelson, which came through Ireland (post mark, Tralee), dated the 14th of May, at sea : This Letter states, that during the whole cruise up and down the Streights, the squadron never made a single prize; that his Lordship was, on the 1 Oth of May, off Cadiz, and left Admiral Cnllingwood there to cruise further into the IVastern Ocean, that he might, if possible, get some intelligence of the Cadiz and Toulon squadrons, when he would, as this letter states, push on after them to the East or West Indies. His Lordship had with him eleven sail of the line, in high order and discipline. IALt.MVTII, JUKE 15. Arrived the Russian ship Dvt,hbarZot, Jchan Rrimmer, from Wilmington—forty slays passage, with tobacco. Arrived, at !Telford, the Jolly Tar brig privateer, of Guernsey, Capt. Davy, from a cruise off the Canary Islands. On the 14th of May, at hall past three o'clock, a.m. fell in with a fleet of large ships in lat. 2S deg. it; min. N. long. 20 deg. .56 min. W. steering about S.S.W. with the wind at N.E. blowing fresh : at day-light counted eighteen sail, apparently of the line. Sailed the Arekiond packet, Captain Skuyler, for Lisbon, with the mail of the 11th inst. ; brig Betsy, Captain Slade, for Swansea. Wind N.W. SHLERNESS, JUKE 17. Sailed this morning from the Nore, the Rosiii armed ship with About 50 vessels under convoy for the Baltic. The Lord Eldon, armed-ship, remains with the signal flying for a convoy for Tonningen, and about six vessels are collcaed to proceed with her. DIAL, .11.111 t 17. Sailed the Leotard man of war, Admiral Doug las, for Dungeness ; and the War3ow Swedish East Indiaman, for the Teel. Came down the Alstiestk man of war, and the Diligcrete sloop of war,•frum Sheerness. Arrived the Cum./ and Abundance store-ships from Portsmouth ; Arunine frigate, Cygnet sloop of war, Dronslatiun bomb, and several gun-brigs, from a cruise off the French coast. CORK, JUNK 12. Yesterday arrived in our harbour, His Majesty's sloop Helena, Captain bread:, with her prize, the Leocadia Spanish ship privateer, mounting 14 guns, and 114 men—she was captured on the sth instant, and had taken nothing. This morning, His Majes ty's ship hrtlitaq, Capt. Barrie, sailed on a cruise. The Eke'', Captain Liebman, one of the New foundland vessels, that sailed from this harbour the Nth ult. was taken eight days alter she left it, by a Spanish privateer, of 16 guns, and sent for Sp.sin ; but w.is retaken by the li r nsimarciand privateer, of Liverpool, and sent for said port. The passengers were landed sear Youghal, the lith inst. FROM LLOYD'. LIST Gm hvasewn, try — tte Filer Damns, from %Ante ; Pali inten. Sprolit.,l3 t a n d the St ii iii e• man, --., frost Malaga. Sailed the Lontlii.i, j and the Luteriotae, flail, for Varell. PROM LAST maims GAZETTZ. PARTNENSiiIK DISSOLVE!). .... Samuel Needham, Fi!ward Needham, and IVilliam Need ham, cotton-spinner. al,l nsanufacturers, at %Veli.ley-fold, within the township of Blackburn, in the county of LittC.P.l4l, May 31, 1801. William Shaw and Robert Robinson, boat builders, at Lake Lock, near Wake6eld, May 21, Idos. Chailei Cruse and Robinson Cruso, of King. Lynn, in the county of Norfolk, wine and J liOe 3, 11335- Thomas Platten and Osborn Cooper, of king's Lynn, iii the county of Norfolk, c.ibinet-makers and tiiliokterers, NI y 24, 1803. Richard Grittaridge, Daniel Qleneburough, and Joseph Mead, of Duristahle and Lists*, in lure %Amur, uf fledfurd, banker, May 1.1, 11105. Gabriel Willman and George Wirgntan, of Castle-street, flolhorn, London, reVlellCli and goldworker:, July 6, 1604. JoAn Burp and Seth Burp, •tonking•aianulaetureri, of Carole Cary, in the county of Sosueraet. Thonsa. Smith and Robert t hd, of Newington Butts, in the county of Surrey, butchers ' March 95, .180 Whit. insl C. reeel•maltarr, Manclreitar, January 10, 1603 John Drilla., and Thomas Chalk% Burt, of Town Mailing, in the vaulity of Lent, attorneys and wilicrtuo, June 18, IkU5 BANKRUPTS. Robert Hill, Lite of Plea.asit , row, Penton. , Ole, in the roomy of Medilzscx, factor anJ wareliou awn, dailer and chairman (but nun a Priumer in Giltspur-street Lumpier), to suirmider . June 25, July 2, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Publen, No. 34, Fore.striet, Londan. Jaines Holmes, of Botcheigate, twat the city of Carlisle, in the county of Cumberland, common carrier, dealer and chap man, to surresidet July 4,5, and 30, at ekvrn, at the dwelling house of J,sieph Forster, the Lion and Lamb, in the city of Carlisle aforesa.d Attorneys„ Mr. Clettnell, Staples-inn, Lon don ; and Mr. Saul, Carlisle. Ralph Bulmer, of No. 10, Norf u lk-st r vi, in the pariah of St. Clement Dies, in the county of Middlesex, pointer, dealer arid chapmaa, to surrender Junc 29, July 6, and SO, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mr. James Platt, Bride court, Bridge-street, Illackfriars. John Fornyhough, of Ulu:meter, in Erecountv of Stafford, innkeeper, dealer and chapman ' to surrender July 4,6, and 80. at Wee. at tile Br idgewater Amps Inn, in Alandiener, is •the.ceunta of Laoca•ter Attorne,:. %ft. Thuma4 if :w'•tr, Manehe.tt:r and Mr. Ralph Enka, Cur.itor•atreat, London. John Jenkins, of Great Vbrner.street, C4lllllll held•, in Vie county of Mid.llr•a, linen elr.i;wr, dealer and cha,orn.in, I...torrent:too lime 2t, 29, and July 3J, at ten, at Gadd:tall, London. Attorney, Mr. JamM Richat [don, inn. DIVIDENDS, July 9. Charles Willi,;;;,iate of Lower Tooting, in the county of Surrey, meal wan, dealer mid eliap , au, At ten, .t Gu lilhall, London. Au g nit 17. James 11-neon, of Greyillostreet, Ilatt. viden, in the county of Middlesex, painter and glazier, At te.i, A Ltitteloo. Jelly 27. John Wa!ford, of Pall•mal!, in the county of %fol• dlesex, habercladier, dealer and chapinan, at ten, at guild hall, London. July 10. Thomas Main, of Wank-street, in the !wish of St. Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, stone-mason, dealer anal cheisnian, at INa, at Guildhall, London. July 10. William 'fowne, of Deptford, an the county of Kent, clerk, schoolnsaater, bookseller, dealer a..cl chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 12. William Hawkins, John Hawkins. and Thomas law kin*' of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, button maker., dealer. and cliapnwan at four at the Shakespear . . . , . Tavern, Birmingham, in the said comity. July 12. William IfaelLiiii, of Birin.ngliain, in the county of Warwick, bottom maker, dealer and chaiiman, at four, . . at the Shakespear Tavern, Birmingham, in the county of Warwick aforesaid. July 10. Thoinai Wooderoft and John Woodcroft, of Sher • - field Muor, in the paritli °lSt:Mick!, in the county of York, comb manufacturers, at eleven, at the Tontine lon, in Sheffield aforesaid. 'July 12. John of Liverpool, In the county of Lan caster, draper, dealer and Chapman, at three, at the Bridge- water Arms Inn, in Manchester, in the raid county. July IS. Alice Buxton, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, machine ma k er, dealer and chapwoman, at thee, at the lirolgevrater Arms lun, in Manchester aforesaid. July 10. William Middleton, of Liverpool, in the e only of Lanea.ter, merchant, at one, at forshaw's. Globe Tavern, In John-sheet, Liverpool. July 21. Thomas Chance, of Tottenham, in the county of Middlesex, coach and harnea-maker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at t3oildhall, London. Jety 9. Thomas Bedford, of Sutton, in the county of fterks, paper maker, dealer and &apeman, at twelve, at Guildhall % LsinOon. July 11. Gill Slater, late of Liverpool, in the minty of Lan. cater, merchant, at twelve, at the York (lute', ur William eari-aqu. e, Liverstool. July 9. Devonilieir Holman Williston, late of tho city of druggiq, dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at the Buell Tavern, Bristol. July 9. Fortewuss Bate, Vigo-lane, near Golden.square, in the county of Middlesex, printsellcr, at t. n, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATLS—Jusa 9. Thomas Cooper the younger, of Derby, in the county of Derby, watchmaker, dealer and ehapman. John Pate, of Bury St Edmund's, in the county of Suffolk, money wriyener. 'homes Bunn, of.Piiyadillv, in the parish of St Ja.nes, w the liberty of Wegininster, in the comity ,if butcher, dealer and chaonan. leery &alloy, of Charlu,n, in the county of Kent, market gardener, dealer and chapinan. Villiarn Maitland, late of Chaiteery•lane, in the county of Middlesex, hams-draper, fatlor, dealer and eliapinan Wirtead, of Charing-cents, in the county of Midd'e WIC, stationer, dealer and cliaprnan. _ . Jo , x.pir Fetatheratone, of Tw:br;dp•, in the coanty of !Zent, -shopkeeper, dealer and chapman. John Has , il Duckworth, late r f Milford, in the county of Kent, wine and brandy merchant, dealer and chapati) Thomas Ha rrrrr , of Kennineton-green, in the county of Surrey, stockbroker, dealer and chap:nen. PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. Rank 5tuck......... 3 per Cent Reduced .....51111 4 per Cent Long Annulue. Itnirt Dm., II 1.1 Imperial 3 per Cent."... • 571 I into Annuities ' 91 t Minium 1 111. a Itotsia Is.. es. dia. F.xrhequer Bills Is.dit. 2s. Is prams. Coliwls i..ir .5411 T. RIJN, Stock &Weer, No. 4, Catshill, and 9, Charing Cuss. PRICE OF IRISH IiFOCILS--Julis Is. G.nr. Deb. 9 per Cost 6 NI COURSE OF EXCHAN I entsterdaut ... Se 33 U• Ditt....t Siglit .. tr 7 7 Ketter.larn Hintliurgh 3B 3 211; Vona vi 9 211? rare. 2l 18 Lir. Dail. .. 2O 6 2U. I •iittine. BoutJceee ...... 86 7 P.irtneal GOLD in Cr.ir Ca.lie Otto %lathe' Ditto sq eff....3. Silver in Here ..... 0 0 0 Hilburn Leihnist llO Uhl, en the Point .4 Holland Maple. Diitilits on (Aaiun (.Tent 10) . 1 i i it 'Mast en Inii.l..n (June 7) Meliast on Duitin (litre) .. 818 i day.. IGE.—Tunsomi, .I..iii 16. Genes 4O; Li,. Pie. Venom S9I Ditto. 1...b0n 64 0i.0.t0 6l I Dublin 11 I. • 4 MIkTH 4. On Smithy Iset,st Hampton foolge, nese Farnham, Surr e y, the Lad. of !Alward B. Long, r.. 1 of a sun. On the lUth itntautt, at 'UIIIIOII4 the 1.44 of Andrew Johanna, En. was safely delivered of a sou. ARRIACES. I.ately, at Efialol, Sa111t:1 ---------------- E3l. of Frlghonon , Warwickshire, to Miss Catherine Louisa Webb, third daughter of Bamut.l Meth, E.q. of tilouoestershire. Lately, at Rt. George., fl.inover squire, Captain :I.tiorataio.. to Mi.* S. Booth, of Omar Maribor gh-,tioet. (Si Monday, at Wartatead Church, by the Rey 1)r. Glare, Prier Godfrey, Esq. of Old flail, F.ast kleighoir„ in the co ----- y of Sidfotlk, to no Catharine Choinnitii, daughter of A:LE:: Chapman, - Eaq of Woodford, in the county of Essex. DERTIiS. 0a Sunday last, John Rose, rot. of Norfellt•urew, Strand, formerly of South Carolina. _ . Uhl the sth mount, at her house in George 4 silage. Elie. burgh, the Right Hun. Lady Ann MIT. Lately, at his lio.Lie in Pulteney..treet, Rath, Arthur Davies, E./. of Forent-hall, in Car marthengliire. . . On Monday last, suddenly, at hn. own house, Mr. taole, of Serjeanta• luu , Fleet. atm.' HWN WATF.R IJAY I.( IN-ttit Mitten. 44 min. atter 6.—. Even. 9 win. an.— 7 SALE BY AUCTION. FIFRNITURIE, PICTURES, SCARCE PRINTS, I.IKR ART OF BOOKS, HARPSICHURD, PI kNo FORTE, NE Vl' YOUR-WHEEL CHAISE AND EFFECTS, HACKNEY GINVE. By Mews. A(TRTON and VENNOR, THIS DAY, at Eleven &Clack, on the Premises, Hackney Grove, by direction of the Executor., THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pic tures, Prints (amongst which are H. prth's Marri.ige a la mode and March to Finch lcy). China, Harpsichord, Piano- Forte, and Effects, of W Hodgn Steven+, Esq. deceased, its c'uding depost bedsteads with damask arid dimity furnitirres, goooe featherbeds, mattresses and bedding, mat malrogauS wardrobe, mahogany chests of drawers, pier and dreseing glasses, excellent mahogany desk and bookcase, drawisig-roarn, parlour, and chamber chain, carpets, stoves, and kitchen re guineas. . _ T., be viewed ; artil Catal-iguei had eagle Preisis ; and of bitadra Butte.. and Venom, di, Co:ntliii. I ~..; ~. .~ "` ' r; SALES BY AUCTION, VA I.U.AELE STOCK OF UPHOLSTERY Af/n CA RiNz i . FURNITURE, CORNER OF ALBEMARLE: SIMS IN PICCADILLY. '• He Mr. ROBINS. Order of the Ar.ignees M . Mr. C'iarks Voy er. Premiiies, the caroler of Albernatle srr6et, r. idPiy, i !iii DAY, and two following Days, a t Ei eeen "'Clock Tk-Lf. excellent, well-fini s hed, an d the nun:inn lictured STOCK in TRADE, commir:inu a cap lc sortment of cabinet work, in cabinet*, tables of ail d'.,":46 bookcases, drawe r , wardrobes, , of s u p e:. ,., w.„4 and work manship, bedsteads and b .Wdt , er, muster, arid Turkey carpets, gla , ses, several in pause! winsinw curtains, cotton:, rhurirms, 4.ad calicoes, hare wool, :rec. also the houwhold 'limit's,* and various effe:.4, comprising the usual an eiert day c1.e.114.1 1 ., furniture and effects. ~. May be viewed till the time of side, when, Catalysers rnn be had on the Premises; and of Mr. Rubins, Warisi,k-birser. GoldemsquA re . STAINED GLASS, CARTOONS FROM R APHAEI s c . By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, No. 31, in the -Strand, on TOAIOF June 20, at Twelve o'C:ork, AN Extensive and Magnificent Ciolettion jr SPAINLD GLASS, consisting of a moat toper the Cartoons after Raphael, closely studied arid colonr , l j. ,n the originals, and are the fruit of vireo ye2iii.closs.ap,eiei g ,, The celebrated Picture or The Miser, in the Itoyal.Palact Windsor, and a great variety of Subjeas, from Use lustre- nowned Ancient and modern Historical, Portrait add Lendseso. Painters, the property and performance of those celebrated Artists, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, of Highgate. To be viewed till the Sale. Descriptive Catelogoes ritzy e e had, price 6d. of Mr. archardson, No. 31, Berard. GRANGER'S BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF In. LAND ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his ;House, No. 31, in the Strand, TO4tORROW, Jane !O, at one o'Clock, GRANGER's BIOGRAPHICAL HIGTORA of ENGLAND, illustrated with several Honeirtil Pep train, many of them ram and curious, neatly inlaid and interleaved with super. royal vellum paper, and vir!" , ,av bound in blue Turkey, and gilt lid;os, in Twelve folio ; forming in the whole a most ' , treeing and salualabbl• lection. To he .ieired till the time of Sale, at Mr. Richaattioria, W. 31, Strand. By Maims. SMITH 41 , 14 Co. On the Premises, Nu 73, Lower Grown:tar street, :pail. street, on FRIDAY NEXT, al.Eleven o'Clock, THE neat HOUSEHOLD YURNITUFEE, consisting of tent bedsteads, beds, and bedding; yarrows chamber, drawing moat, and pulsar articles; a sale table with eellaret ; a few lota of table and tea Hints, and plate; kills pier and chimney glasae.; glass caw, gown and cap lam*, work tables, a harpsichord, a fine painting, View of Veto.{, by Canaletta ' and a heid by Sicalk,m; m.l other elects, of.a Milliner and Dross-maker. May be viewed To•raorrow and morning of sale; whens Ca. talgum may be had on tha Premises; and of the Autticrteeq, Borough, Southwark. STOCKWELL. Br Mews SMITHS and Co On MONDAY NEXT, June N, at il.. m ; o'Clozk, on the Prenuse4, No. 17, S•oekoel-Y:ace, Surr.:i, ALL the Genteel and Excellent HOUSEHOIJ) FURNITURE, a Chaise or Sadrhe Mare, a Single Ifersa Cur,er'e hung Coarse and Harnev, Fowling Piece, Slunk.- bus., Maude, and other EK:Ets, of a tientleman retititig fu•ther into the Country . May be viewed on Seturthy and Almning of S.le ; ithen Catal,guee may be had on the Ptentiseb i coil ot S.T.tha end Co. Somugh BOOKS. By Messrs. KING Mad LOCHER, At their Great R"on), in E..iigAtie.q. C.,r.tit-Garden, nn FRIDAY NEX Three Isllo%,iig Mays, at Teel** o'Clnek, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, .chiefly in ar Englkh Language; amine them are Tharntaer is c! Sbi•lem rit Unman% Arstichiti D'Ercoltrtn, R ruk ; Philo P. phi, al Tiatkattiong at large, 69 ruts with Matt's Index, 3 . 111 /luoke's Cuilerian LeEturrni; Staunton's Ernhnory, 2 vni* At'ar; Cook's Voyaget, 8 vols. Its. firet.impri.ii.ints; W. ville's Medial Botany, 4 enls. 16 cope., s•ilsitorni ansl Gelitisman's M.igaaiire, 66 vols.: Monthly Review, B l'vul , 4 Pailiamentary Illatnry, 24 wits ; Pope's W• 'kr, by Warics 9 sole.; and many nteur best modem Publscatinns, rfew.goW Mfrtical, with ii,•••al Beniks tif Prirs ati,l Ambit ••.` we. Mee he viewed To-morrow ; and Catalogues then bell ere& Room. VALUABLE t:tn.l.Kon .N uF BoUILS. By Mr. STEWART. At his Arieion R 194, Pkexiilte (orrinnte attlannl, on ERIDkY NEXT, and follow.. g 1341, at Twelve tietork, ASELECT and excellent CollerCion of BOOKA, in County notaries, Tuynes. Travels, Poetry, 91411 a, !Atte , Arts, anti Scie:wes, J:c. and amongst which will to hound, iris. Folio —eStukels's Itinetfirisou Carin•iiirn. best Ffitiou, t les Or gin and 'NO/11M of Writing, I), , g•tale's Mnnank Pinit's Oxfordshim, Morant's Colchester. Mort tea N.Aftamp tottelti•r, %tiller . ..Pismo. 2 roe e.lo,ired, Cu •t .'s F.em Loa athielisi-. S rck ci loured, Anatia's Order of the Garter, t .4 Gootilii'.?PrtritSorourt. Quart , .—(.ro.e's Vo ) ace Fla l',llaa, 6 toll. 1.).L.,,e, Ile Mo!iere, Didoew ro.n. t.nghsin, fir mit% Zoology, coloured, Binis 8 atiO. es lottvol, Fnevelornela, 10 vol. plates, Ateitioirs Gm ae on, KrtraitS. . _ Rome. VI •el. large puny. Locke . Works, 10 •01. large nape, British C:aesies. the W.Th• at' 11Itir„ Gra•, G.iidsinith. Shak•pearr, du —The whu:e iu fi t. Con lition, and man. , in Plreant Bi mbar.. To ►e viewed. and Catalogues had (gretit) at •the Plante: Bale, 194. Picca•hly. CAPITAL CHltlica ORGAN. Ry Mr. STEW %AT, At his M 0.," ltonms, 194, Piccadilly (upprisitc Alhanl)l B v SATUR nrt Y NFX waatils at One riCt.wk, ACAPITAL ORGAN, fit for a Church t'liaiiel, with eighteen Stops thmtigh , •ut, 11/11 , 1 4 s for . tern fe e t high, eight teet wide, avid swydia teet deep. wV' , P.pre, and other apparatus, to enlarge it considerabl bailt oniy three yeses, at a very considerable impost; this pi.ww-ty t G2ntleman leaving town. Mie la! viewed, by applying to Mr. Whit.. °Man / 1"/14... 24, eliwiberland-striet, Mirldle.ea 'Hospital, any 19ty previous to tile Sale, between the hours of Ten and F.iwr o'Cluok• SHIP TIMBER, PfANK. IRON, LEAD, &a. LI Al ET !OUSE. By Mr. PAULIN, On MONDAY NF.XT, June SS, at Fle•en o'Clock. at Mt. YAM, rtrir-straer, Iwo I, n,, }Paige, AVERY Large Quantity of SKIP TIMBER. in I age oak beams, fnur•ii.ch, throe-loch, two and Int:1- inch, and two inch oak ails gyplank; deck rilank ; knee~; ouloured wood of different sorb ; a new large fir main-mu 4 yank arid tap-masts; tiek.mosi, and vied.; a large new lour hoat ;an author shout 25 cwt ; iron kiiiree vibe nails bolts; a quantity of lead ; a large modern ; and a ver.ety of wher materials, hieing the Artt part d a Loge Teasel, sertn4 llll 4 will be said without the least yawner, to rook, room for tto remainder, which will be sold its a few days. May be viewed Two Days preceding the Sale, when CA*. logues may he had at the Plate of Sale; at the Antril,ai at th- Bird in Hai,d, Stratford ; and of the Au •tatieer, Broad , str-et, RatelilE LOWIPON WI by G FOR G.IE 11/A VI OMNI. I 1/ 1 . 2 Vise,' Was, St. Clements, and pntslaltsid ~...„,a0 61• Y DEt, at the Olfig.e, N.. 13. neck a Church, StetnA, whole Orders fee the Niece, ag gill be City atte‘settel to. ~~ %0!: IS I be pH o.;.1 tart *thews. All Vett, t MI al" AL) 0a P.aol arta I m^ DA)* ri ‘Ol *Wt. Oft Ilya 3,,p 'rah At Li et c• X. Rtg gri I:4‘ • Sor Ehhit 'mud au T it - &vie eq tlis Coe S •Nier . o PIM 11110 D Two vi tbien is the IT the Ing l'ta r•int p..ktiow Gi G M A* 01e e Tla tags boat T tTnd And env t,tl At