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NAVAL INTELLIGExCE. PORTSMnI;TM, MAY 9. Sailed the Note sloop of war, and Speedwell brig, en separate cruises. Lbsc i d ite dzi r n d, u f i ro S m t. Helens, the tl: h e e D i ee i e ed x e SD bet former station of Cherbourg. the Arniaso F.astandiarnan ; and several atiir outward-bound vessels, from the l)owns. The Falcon revenue cutter is appointed to convoy several sail of transports lying here, to Guernsey. Wind S.W. 1 FALMOUTH, rcsir 7. • Arrived HisMajesty'sship liesard, of 18guns,from a cruise; also, dae following vessels towait for convoy : t Prioress Royal, Campbell ; Brother", Hammond; and • ifitter,from Bristoltfor Newfoundland; Cartioa, 1416ivin, front Glatgow, for Jantaic a ; and Uilion, t MiMillan, from Glasgow, for Barbadoes ; Jamaica, - . Welber. from Liverpool, for Barbados's ; lifer/v, Sands;Ctres, Bentley; Pil, Sharp, from Liverpool,for Lisbon; Daum, Meadows, from Dublin, and .1/44e,,, Wren, from Swansea, for Oporto; Nerd:, Harper, from London. for Lancaster ; also, the Danish !hip Elv.ev,,r, Evanson, from Dram ; the American ship Amelia, MiDermot, from 14• , earnah, thirty-six Jays passage; the E,:glc'. Bash, Courteney ; the Fiu.r/ete, Trewry, both front London ; and the If aellsheat; $ • Silver, from Chichester, under convoy of the Vipr . ewter, which sided again this evening with the i Dora ;Teague, and Them, Roswell, for 1 „ondtm ; and Almond Subauntsh, Dunn, for Portsmouth, under her convoy. . Bailed also the Ire/ , inghans packet, Roberts, with Mails of the Ist inst. for Lisbon; ;and the Eli.., do. ' Paterson, with Mails of the 2d instant, for Jamaica and Barbadoes. The Fraita (Swedish ship), Knut son, for Rotterdam. • The MIMI packet arrived on the sth inst. with No mail from Lisbon ; six days passage ; sailed from l it thence in company with the fleet for England, un der convoy of His Majesty's ship at/seas, of 32 gum • The Ifflrrod sloop of war sailed on the 3th inst. estanvoy round land..-. Wind N. DEAL, MAY 8. The Speedy sloop arrived this 'morning from off Boulogne. The enemy's flotilla remained in nearly the same state, except that some of the gitn-bzuts are gone into the inner-harbour. The Stone Erpe r dition is entirely given tip. and the ships are ordered , *mud to Sheerness immediately. Yesterday a Court- Martial was held on board of the Illustrious, on the frnsourer belonging to the Leda frigate, for having thrust a red-hot iron into the left side of a seaman i belonging to the same •hip, which pierced his heart, and occasioned his death in about five minutes after be had received his wound. The Armourer is con dimned to be hanged at such time. and on board "loch ship. as the Lords of the Admiralty may think INI ETed she Stelphtir bomb for the river ; L'lmmar. *lke frigate on a crone ; and the Soave sloop of war for Margate Roads. Cane down from Sheerness the rifts's:Mtn sloop ef war. ,Arrived the Regale: man of war and the Sreirrel frigate from a cruise off Boulogne, and remain in tati Downs With the rest as per last. werrsnavre, Nair S. The fallowing vessels, belonging to this port port of the West India convoy) were lost on soon of Portugal :—Fortitade, King La new t • )1 jangle!, Steward; Mary Isniella, Harper ; Errs. Atkinson.—The Ltdfy C 10110,414 ClbisOn, of this port, was saved, and proceeded on her voyage. Tho radosiry, Bragg, sailed from hence (coal I 'Weal. for Dublin about six weeks ago, and has not talmoe beam beard of. FROM 'LLOTD's LIST. Onalsadats, llar 9,4 1 11166.1 by the Kline Martha, ; May, C o rm ; and mach —, from I.i on ; may Ifikenh, from Waterford ; Endieshr, Faker, and Vrtrw Hatarnah, Haltnar, from Toninorn; Elisabeth, Hanks, from istbden; 301W01114 Werks; Young Peter , Hat ; Vruw Ca rrolina, !floor; and the Henry Coonekton, —, from Amstcr- MK Tinny, Matthews, (or Dominica ; Bra 'ohm, C.4es, for Lisbon ; MA , * Gerdes, for Tonninten ; triendrehaft, Overland, for Aninerdaret ; grow Aorta 'Aria, LUCAS, fiir Palled; Janie Amy, —; and judanw palm, for En.bilen. MIsSIONA RI ES. Intelligens has been received of the Baptist Biala, in NlAgal, in a letter from Mr. Carey, dated Dec. 6, I SOK Their concerns seem to Sourish. Six natives, additional to those in former recounts, have been baptised, and added to the church, Jew coosequence of sufficient proof that they =dammed and had received the gospel. One of then is a Brahman, from the kingdom of Assam, win had Men fo- several years a travelling devotee. IpThe number ef the baptised natives is now twenty - sky whose mindua has been as irreproachable as P mold be espial* and their advances in knowledge ars otdershl. Some give . hopes of talents fit '.* &tool u sef u lness of their n g umbe r r, co lUs died * lately Ake a Christian, and resisted the persuasion of his friends most stedfitstly to use idolatrous incanta t tiomfor his cure i a pratiee in which flindoos have ' great confidence. I Tbe copies of the New Testament are all disposed of s the second edition is in the press, much sm + raced in consequence of the missionaries having ebtainisil a more perfeß knowledge of the Bengalee . Several traOs have been translated from into Hindostanee, and are intended to be ' petted in Idle western provinces of Bahar, . Oade, &e. &e. sotassambern part of the peninsula has sustained pressibla loss by the death of Mr. Gericke, of Votary, near Madras, on the 2d 06ober, mis ' from the Society for Promoting Christian ge, established in London. His success his bees din** incredible, and he is carried off in ? the midst of it. Mr. Casey expresses strongly his good opinion of the present Government of India. COURSE• OF EXCiIANk:E., Fan)Ay, Net 4. Am.teNtam 2 V. Ditt At Sight .. 37 4 1 , 4 0 2L7. I 9 V. U. Altona :3.1 10 AU. Paris Dat:i 25 14 M3cti id DAtiii ca , lit Ditto liilbiu 1....ph0ra 484 A.. Venice Nark. VI Lsteal 1 /porto Dublin I aviatrix. I. a. I. IPortugal Gold 141 Coin per Oa 4 0 0 i lluiin loons i New Dollars Silver in Han 0 0 0 New Loin* each Agio on ilia Rank of Holland, 3i per Lent 1 Dublin on London (Sl3! lfAston London (May bassi un Dublin (M.ty 4' l5 t) 67 1) 9l GI days. COAL t.-Xe11.1.:4(4., MAY 7. Acct Coals, in the Pool, I.er C;i4kiron Ns. Od. Del meted io Housekeepers at 614. (id. Stood. rl Ind, per Cheldroa 454. Od. Delivered to Housekeepers at •Y's. Od. on 4 •tesl.by .I. BLACK, NO.:, GOldAtOilll'S•CflOrt, Great New -street, and published by W. V l / 4 EST, t the Office, No. 15, Back of St. Clemont's. Strand. Ar k s Corpernutic4 I,,ras ) •,..r o a s -• at the Office, and by the following Booksellers: Messrs. B.saszte and Sam, Great Itassel-street, Coeentegardca ; Mr. I. Kee sr, No Isla, o_4 . °rd-street: Mr. Gr,.., L m. , toop!,. .• • - fr,,#•lD, NO. 190, Piccadilly M r . B A RR Y . B r id g e- street , W estm i nster ; M essrs . M uunato n ne an d C o . N. borough; Messrs. PA RVJNS and SON, Ludgati:-liii; Messrs. Osre e.v v ; • le; vs s r.. 1. Asta NNE, Cornhill ; iitavaric, ;1. and 3.11/.49 Y, No. ltafr, Cuarr i.e. No.t i Pall Mall Mr. Itsvaioa Lai, Nu. 137, Ustiord-streeti a .d t t • • • 24441 '. - • J ers in t l. e 1 7 rirto liiat4Dom. • si 1 a 7.• - 6.1. s %-.N - ' , 1M, ,. .. EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE. • CALCWTTA, SCPT. 6, 1803, APPOINTMENTS. During the absence of Lieutenant Colonel George Harcourt, from the Presidency, Captain J. Arm strong is to aft as Military Secretary to His Excel lency the slost Noble the Governor General and Captain General of all the Land Yorces in the East I tidies. Captain John Leathart, to command . the Burd wan Provincial Battalion, _ _ Captain John Stewart, to command the Patna Provincial Battalion. I.r_itenant Ludlow, to command the Benares ovincial Battalion. On Sunday the purser of the Honourable Com pany's ship Lady Casilerengh reached town with the pleasing intelligence of the safe arrival of that ship, from England, the 6th April, and last from Madeira, whence she sailed the 7th May. I'ASSENCEKS. M,:s Lucy Fonibcll., Miss Mary Fombelle, MISS Anil ennpb,ll, and Lieutenant John Campbell; Mesita. G. J. .iddoo, William Cracroft, and F. 1). Gordon (fors Madeira), Writer; Mr. Jahn Crawfted, Atiistant-Sargeon ; Mears. W. A Yates, R. f. Waterhoxisa, and 11. Nicholson, C.iclet. Colonel Vanas, of the 4th Regiment Native In fantry on this Establishment, died on board the Castlereagh, at sea, on the With April last. On the 2lst ultimo, in Lit. 1 42 N. long. S. 48 E. the Cavil( eragA spoke the Honourable Company's ship Ea.-1 Hrtvr, with Lord William Bentinck on board, for Madras, all well. . _ . . '1 he packets and letters per Lady Castleraig4 were delivered at the Post Office on Sunday. • The ship India, Captain Nicholas Biale, is also arrived in the river from Madras, which she left the t2d ultimo, with the following passengers Fowlers, Me rc. Alexander Mdvrn, Jame , B.dler A:uxander Gardner, and several Nativ. The bul:n struck on Ingillee r&ddle ground, and nnsSipped her rudder, but has not, we understand, sustained any further apparent damage. On Friday last accounts reached town, stating the arrival in the river of the Honourable Com pany's ship Hugh Inglis, Captain William Fairfax, left England the 13th of April, and Madras '22.1 August. roar wma,tam, serv. 25. Saturday night the purser of the Hon. Company's ship Earl Howe, Capt. R. Burrows, reached town with the agreeable news of the safe arrival of that vessel at Diamond Harbour, having left Madras on the 11th instant. TAIMENGZIM Mn. Clinton. Mrs Alexander, Colonel Clinton. Adjutant general, Cannel Houghton, Lieutenant Alexander. Honourable Charles Lindmi, and Merin. Philip MUllaOil and Alexander Campbell, writer-, Mr Robert Fox, Elisite,th Monchlim and Niched Sillineham, servants to Colonel Clinton. The packet per Earl Hove was sent to the Post- Office on Saturday night. We understand that the Ear! 11,:ce has brought oat the statue of the Most Noble the Marquis Corn wallis, which is to adorn this capital. We understand that Mr. Fox has brought out souse beautiful prints of this superb piece of sculp ture. _His Majesty's frigate Caroline is also arrived in the river from England, whence she sailid the it.th of May hut. We understand that the Caroline took several prizes, during her passage, but we have not yet been able to learn the particulars. The Caroline spoke with the Lord Cattlereagh Indiaman on the 18th of August last, for Madras and Bengal. The brig Rat, Captain A. Foggo, is likewise arrived here from Madras, which she left on the 11th current. Captain Foggo fell in svi..h and spoke His Excel lency Admiral Rainier, with his squadron a Cey lon, and brings an account that His Majesty's sloop of war Yaw-, Capt. Johnston, has fallen in with and captured a valuable French merchantman from Europe, bound to Pondicherry, with a large quan tity of specie on board : the prize had been seen sale into Trincomale. The French frigate La Belle Parole had frequently been seen by Admiral Rainier's squadron, but from her superior sailing has hitherto escaped. ORKNEY. On Monday the eSd ult. a number of the princi pal inhabitants of Os kney, met in the Town House of Kirkwall, for the humane purpose of taking into their most serious consideration, the deplorable state of the country for want of grain, occasioned by the failure of the two preceding crops, to a degree that is truly melancholy. 'though the crop before last had the aid of a good one immediately preceding, such a scarcity prevailed, that the proprietors and others found it necessary to ei,ter into a subscription for importing grain, to sell at prime cost ; and they, in conjunaion with a few private dealers of conse quence, imported and sold vitluals to the value of nearly three yea's land-rent of the whole islands.— This large quantity was all exhausted; and, the last crop proving still worse than the former, and the price of cattle having fallen, and little er no fish being procured, on account of the tremendous seas, and the boisterous severity of the weather, the farmers and cottagers are now reduced to extreme want, and the funds of the proprietors, as may easily be conceived, are inadequate to relieve them. In these circumstances, when every other resource had failed, the meeting turned their eyes to the Go vernment, whose beneficent aid they had received on ioimer pressing occasions, and whose bounty has of late been so opportunely felt by Shetland, un happily in a similar condition ; and in order that a supply may he procured without delay, to prevent famine, with its horrid train of consequences, the Sheriff Substitute, whose zeal in the business does him honour, was empowered and entrusted to make and forward the application, through the channel of the Crown Officers in Scotland. LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS AT ROME. A letter from Rome, dated the 10th of last July, addressed to a correspondent of the writer at Ais, and lately printed in the Alaga7-in Encyciunedique, ob serves, that the Cardinal Borgia is publishing a De scriptive Catalogue of the Coptic Manuscripts now in his possession, the number of which amounts to three hundred. This Catalogue is the proAuCtion of the learned Zoega, editor of the will-known work upon Obelisks. The author does not content himself with giving a notice upon each of the ma nuscripts ; he likewise inserts long fragments of the text, with a Latin translation in the margin. He has now arrived at the forty-third manuscript. Tie Vatican Library had a considerable number of similar manuscripts, all of which have been removed by the French. The Cardinal, a little before the arrival of the French at Rome, had fortunately caused exalt copies to be taken of them, and with these his Catalogue will commence, unler the title of Codices Memihdiej. Next to these follow such as have been found in the cities of Syene, Thebes, acc. We find here not only Bibles, Alts of Councils, Ads of the Martyrs, but likewise historical treatises of di:Tcrent countries, and a number of memoirs re lating to the fine arts. The Puce ordered considerable subterranean researches to be made at Ostium, during the winter and spring of last year, which have led to the dis covery of several fine statues. The immoderate heat of the summer having interrupted the career of these labours, the government has employed the workmen on a labour likely to prove equally use ful. They are now busy in the emplacement or site of tlse city, in removing the earth and ruins which cover the bases of the most considerable and i mpoi tam. monuments, such as the Colisceum, the Arches of Titus, of Septimus Severus, &c. &c. This labour wi ll produce the same effed as that which took place respecting the Column of Traj.!n, under Sextus V. The pedestal of that column was buried in the earth, but was afterwards exposed to view ; and a large fosse was construa, ed, paved, and encircled with a wall, on which an escalier or gallery was made, for the purpose of making the tour of the column. Already one part of the base of the Arch of Septimus Severus is open to view, and they have discovered some pedestals of co lumns, decorated with bas-reliefs of great beauty. '['lie snperintendance of this undertaking is assigned to the celebrated Canova, the sculptor. This artist is well known for three beautiful statues—Perseus, an Athleue, and a Hercules, which the Pope has caused to be placed in his Museum. Perseus is re presented at the moment when he has just cut off the head of Medusa, and stands in the niche, wirere the Apollo of Belvidere was placed. This statue need not have been disavowed by the best Grecian artist. It may be observed en pasinint, that Pope Pins VII. favours the arts and a taste for antiquity with all imaginable ardour, as far as his means will authorise him. 'llse present Pope shews every inclination, as far as his slender revenue will permit, to en courage the arts. Canova's Perseus has been placed in the Museum of the Vatican. Engrav ings have besides been made of a number of ancient statues and bas-reliefs, which have hi therto been neglected. The subterrancams re searches at Ostia go on with considerable success : besides a number of pillars, statues, and pieces of Mosaic work, 800 coins have been found, chiefly bronze, and for theThest part of the times of Trajan and Adrian ; among them are two very rare ones of Pertinax. Architetture, it is also expteted, will receive a rich accession from the antiquities of the same age, in the discovery of some of those very rare porphyry stones, Nero antics. New researches have also begun to be made at the foot of the ('a. pitol, and the Triumphal Arch of Septimus Seve rus. At the depth of 12 feet, the bases of the pillars have been laid open, and are discovered to be adorn ed all around with the most beautiful,bas-reliefs. Similar researches have been begun around the Temple of Faustina, and other parts of the Campo Vaccino. Among the foreign artists at present resident in Rome, the Danish statuary, Thor waldson, has peculiarly distinguished himself, and is likely to prove a dangerous rival to Canova. He has been there for the last six years, and has in that time sent several small pieces to England ; but his last work chiefly established his reputation as a great artist. This piece is a Jason, as large as the life, at thp moment he has got possession of the golden fleece ; and it is looked upon as one of the most beautiful pieces of sculpture in modern time s . He has now begun upon the same figure again in a beautiful block of marble for Mr. Hope, of Am sterdam, who has agreed to give 800 ducats for it. He is besides employed on a has-relief, which repre sents the taking away of Briseis from the tent of Achilles. The rooms in the galleries at Florence, which have been for some time past shut, have again been opened, and the statues and paintings which had been carried away from them have, as far as possilile, been restored. Yertf , tiy—Aocrsat. , N•DAY--liuliday at the Public Offices. MEETINGS .OF CREDITORS AT V.VADZIALL, TO MOMOOT/. • • N. H. Louis Chateauneef, late of I'4Bw -court, Crotched-friars, dea:er - ' • • • 3 12 Henry Lee, late ofSlute-lane, oittualler • 3 John Jeffircs, Cl.tal.am road, !ion - cc, printselter . 3 13 Richard I)rsl•er, Lt.! of Risholiscase•sne% t, grocer . 3 11 Thomas Hague, r.'annusi•rosr, Westmatiger r , money. _ . scrivener . - ' • • 3 le . Francis gateman Dashvicrid, late of Gain's Hill, near MIIOOOOII, Woreile..L.,l4llll'S.l.lUter • It Ewens Tucker, St. Nicht,la., fhl.hrord, tallow-chandler 2 10 Louis Simon, late of Groat Bath-street, Cold goth.fteldq, watch manufacturer . 2 ]1 Samuel Stadler, I lulhorn, victualler • 2 10 11...nry Ashley lieekle, Peckham, Surrey, surveyor . 2 1 1t01.,:t William:, of Ilod)reliaiii, Camarvou, and Wil liam 4Vltilams, of Penmorfa, dealers • 10 Henry Wilson Brown, Cannon str. shoe-manufacturer 1 10 John Edwards a..d li.mrge Mansell, Caie Cash, flint, im.mifacturers of earthenware • • 1 11 John Field, Watford, Herts, miller • 1 It I)/ VIDENDS. ' Willi m Fowler, sw.w otlai;;Fgheiord, Redford, eller. chant . t iutda inieu Mure, Itob--rt Mara, and Walltios Mutt, Fen church-street, merchants . . 1, . . James Sommervail, merchant : 10 • • Edward Roberta, Sedlord-street, Govent-Gardeo, woollen draper . . Willman Key, Duke-street, Oldgate, merest . • 10 • 10 • 11 CiRTIFICAT ES. John Junes, of Bradford, Wilts clothier James Sunderland, of Sandal' Magna, Yorkshire, corn-dealer John Diedrich Lublin -at, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant Robert Wood, of Liverpool, wholesale grocer Edward Denton, of Dyer's Buildings, Holborn, monerißcriv venni- John Beek, of Workington, Cumberland, wirminerchant Joseph Houlbrooke, late of eateaton street, dealer in spirit Christopher Stain bank, of Old Bond street, prinueller Ivaac Henry, late of Liverpool, shopkeeper Thomas Willis, of Bath, carpenter Robert Johnson, late chief mate of the Honourable the East India Company's ship the Woodford John Trott Mills, late of Bridgewater, Somerset, rope and sail maker. - BIRTH. Monday, at his house in Somerset-place, the lady of D. 0. PArry Okeden, Esq. °Ea sou, which hired only a few hours. MARRIAGES. Mr. J. Parsons, ion. second son of Mr. Parsons, London carrier, of Bath, to Miss Mary Edgell, daagtater of Mr. Janes Edged, of &mai._ . _ - Lately at Bromley, in Kent, the Rev. 1. Waring, !kir GE Heybridge, to Mis, A. Polley, of Maldon, Essex. Lately, John Fowler, Pig of fie ton, to Miss Maria Hatch er. you.igmt Cught.ir of the late John Hatcher, Zoi. of Frnton At Thornton, Mr. William Allen, only sea of William Alen, Esq. of Chuich-Fentoit near Tadcastar, to Miss Win taker daughter of Thomas Whitaker ' Ent. of Storwood. Os: Tunalay, the 24th volt at Clithero, Mr. Yates, of Liven. pool, to Min C. Goldfinch, daughter. Mlldr• Goldfinch, mane. ger of the Bradfurdand Burnley Theatres. Olt Thursday lass, at Wiabeach, Air. Thomas admin. painter, vi Miss Jdart Smith, daughter of Mr. John Smith. woolse:pler. DEATHS. Mr. Proby„ mitlshirstan, son of the Rev. N. C• Pushy, of Stratford St. Mary, Stay SLErinsurrafs- This geatiessan wag among the per sons lost on Yawl the ApOlte frig On the Ist I:aatant, at Whitby, in the /7th year of his age, deeply regretted by his family and Mends, William Skinner, Esq. • - - - - - On Sunday morning setutight, Anthony renter ' Esq. of Butwick.upou-Tweed, was foetid dead in he bed, at his house at Jardin Field, in Berwiarture. Au unloaded pistil was lying near hint, which, it Is supposed; had been discharged within h.s mouth, as his head was literally shattered ea pieces. The body was Muria in Barwick church-yard, on the following Wednesday. On Tuesday last, in Devevereet,.the Mon. hem RehoMal Mailham, of {doyley House, near Maidstone. She was the eldest daughter of the late Right Hon. Robert Lord Romney. At Bath, Mrs. Bathurst relict of the late Foote Bathiiret. Esq. of Sidnee F.ub, GloUeestershire. Uti Monday se'ennight, at 'his metbot's houseeSomonea street, Portimin-square, Lieutersent-Colonei Hunter, of the Third Regiment of Foot Guards. . . I m Friday Wanted, in the morning. Mr. 3&m DOW, of Manor Alley, its Hull, confectioner. He was round dead in hio bed, to which he had retired the preceding seeming in goad health. He was about 60 years of age. On Saturday sennight, at the advanced age of 103, which he completed hi January not, Mrs. Margaret Holmes of Sunderland !Isidore, near Durban ; she retained all her 6;4- ties, and earitantly made her own bed till within a few dap of her death. Wednesday morning, at 'the advanced age of 111 years, Thaw- Jessopp, Esq. formerly of Thurnsco Hall, in the county If York, but whi resided for the last 50 years of his Went Walthaft Abbey, in the county of Ewen, where he lied. SatuldaT, i i Great Pulteney street, at Bath, after a loge illnrr,s, Mrs. Bathurst, of Lidney Park, Glatscestershire. By the death of this lady, Chem Bragg., En. M. P. succeeds to very valuable estates. At Weleumbv, the Rev. R. Money, lately from America,. one of the turairooaries for proikageting the pupa in foreign pallS. . - Wedneutav, an the Queens Parade, Bath, aged 7S, Mrs. 5,11.011, wit-01%1°1m hia.on, Esq. SALES BY AUCTION. Genuine mud prime manufactured Stnck of CaMinot an! 1;t/ holster, God., and ..ther Effects, bring the First of th.• very tatu.'.olt. Stock ut !Messrs WADE and FIELDER, for the Benefit of the Crednots, By Meatro. BROWN and Co. No 7, Cateatuit.iitreet, 'MIS, and followng Days, without Reserve CONSISTING of upwards of 80 rich Turkey y and other Carpets, R ues, 10 Pairs of clean Blankets. Four-post and Field Bedatead% with rich Christ* Fornitures of tile newest Pattern, and finished in a handsome manner ; pti/11/1 sea,ained Down and Dowse Feather Rees arid excellent }adding, clean Blankets, Mattratus and Pallas; s, Mahogany Furniture, in I"aritr.ine, hnid4onte Hook-ease, Card and Pen. broke Table*, ale...alit suite of Drawing.rocian Furniture cam - piece, French Drapery Window Cunene, Japanned Chairs with Cushions and Covers to correspond, Chi nosy, Pier end Swine Glaaes, Minors, Prints, ,ix. Kidderminster and anat. sells carpets Sed...utsuards, Corner Brines Stands, China, Waw a Earthenware, arid Kitchen requisites. Catalogue, to be had at (4arraway's; at the Dank Coffee- House ; awl at the P ace of Sale. TOPOGRIPHIC.U. DRAWINGS AND PORTRAIT% ENGRAVED PORTRAITS OF ENGLISH HISTO RIANS, Se. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his lima, No. 31, in the Strand, the Cutter of Fill nos , Stred, oil MONDAY, MAY lath, and the Five fuldosi lug Day f :it Twelve o'C ock. A'CURIOUS COLLECTION of DRAWING s, L partien!aly PORTRAITS, from the meet celebra.4 Prztvrts in the kingdom Views of Monuments, &e. by fi nab, C Frdscr, Oanliner, Hardily, Nichohnii, RONS d e. Also a Collection of engraved Portrait... 4 E;iglish &e. by El:trick, Fa thorns, Huller, and Pass. A fe• O w ings by Cipriani, fine Pro fs by Itirtoliwai, Woollen, The Prop st‘ of a C.,:!2ctor t 4 distinguished Care. Ta be fiewed tbi , Day ~ n d Tomsorrow, and me Mgr • n'.4 Ssl.! Cat 41,V1C4 inc. 'us had, 14 One Shillsug, Mr. Richsolson, No. 51, Stu. rt. nms•'c mim••••.! T ur $lOl T AO Pi 'MI