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• vestigation is conduCted, I feel myself bound, in cunsidel aion of my own personal safety, to make no admission whatever upon the subjed. After this general explanation, I beg leave to bring the whole wh a led into a short and conneded statement, and to illustrate it with the figures which relate to the transthions of my Paymastership. I affirm, I st. I hat I have never had it in my power, from the nature of my appointment, to aug ment the balances of the Treasurer of the Navy, or to create unnecessary balances in his hands. id. That no payments, in redudion of his ba lances, can be made by the Treasurer of the Navy, but under dirtdion of the Boards. 3d. That every payment, which the Boards have direded the Treasurer tco make, during the period of my being in office, has afitialbi been made by him without the smallest interruption, hesitation, or de lay, and that the balance remaining in my hands, was left with the Treasurer at the time I left the Office. 4th. That there had been imprested into the band of the Treasurer of the Navy, and into the Bank, upon his account, between the 31st of De cember. I7SS, and the 31st of July, 1803, the .um of . . L.134,169,t33 14 II) That accounts have been delivered into the several Boards, :hewing disburse. ments for the same period, amounting to . 133,606,984 12 10) Balance . L. 562,249 2 1 .sth. That nn loss has accrued upon the numer ous payments attending such disbursements, except ing in the SUM of 4621. 15s. 6d. being the amount of sums due to seamen, whose wages had been fraudu lently obtained by others personating them, and trifling sums ari.ing from errors in the calculation of seamen's wages. 6th. That, as I have already stated, I left the aforesaid balance, 562,2491. 2s. Id. of the current account of the Treasurer of the Navy, when I re tired from office upon the said 31st day of July, lbo3, invested in the following manner : viz. In the Bank, on account of the Right L. s. cl. Hon. George Tierney . • . 11 h In the hands of Itit-Lashier in the Navy Department In the hands of his Cashier in the Vic tualling Department • . In this hands of his Deputy Paymaster . In the hands of his Cashier, for payin g allotments In the hands of his Cathie", for paying wages at Pmtsmouth • 79,093 2 01 In the hands of hi. Cathie', for paying wages at Plymouth . . • 73,842 391 In the hands of h.s Cashier for payin g wages at Sheernew a n d Chatham 90,161 16 01 In the hand• of his Cashier, for payii- g Exchequer Vets o w n current aconiont 13,316 7 7 And in Payments to personated Seamen, not yet Allowed 1 ';,6G2 1 ti 11,941 1 n• 6,217 16 li Oil 15 6 Making the full Balance, as &Sent stated 1. 56:,:49 2 1 The whole of the :brier statements can be check ed and verified by a reference to the public accounts of the office, which, possessing internal evidence of the falls, I el:d not think it would have been necessary for Gentlemen *fling tinder the present Commission to have looked for ulterior evidence of the management of rrif , ney which has not even been alleged to be deficient, at the painful ex pence of an exposure of my private concerns ob tained through the means of my most confidential friends; and, I trust, that no hesitation which I may have shewn upon the former part of my evi dence, may be considered as an admission of having aged improperly, but entirely as proceeding from the caution that every man ought to observe under circumstances which might eventually expose him to pains and penalties not apprehended in the course of business ; but a consequence certainly nes ceuary to be guarded against at this time, from my ignorance of the motive which has led to an investi• gation of my public condua, so stria and unexpea ed, extending even to evidence drawn from my Banker of my private transalions, which I do not consider to be authorised by your Alt of Parliament, 43 Geo. 111. cap. Pi. And I take this opportunity of protesting against any information, thus obtained upon transaCtions not connected with any of the pub lic departments specified in the above AR, and more especially from persons imperfeftly informed, who can only speak on belief or conjeaure as to their nature. 23th July 1104. A I.FX. TROTTER. NAY AI. INTALLIGENrE. L FALMOUTH. MANCII IG. Arrived the Mena packet, Capt. St. A übyn, with a Mail from Lisbon, in four days. Sailed the (*audios armed brig, on a cruile.— Wind, S.W. PORTSMOUTH, MARC'S tB. Arrived the Diadem, of 64 guns, Sir Home Pop ham ; NIPCBMIS frigate ; and the Wir?rf sloop, from the Downs ; the Wolf convoyed to the Downs a fleet from Lisbon, consisting of SO sail ; also arrived the cyclops frigate, from lying guardship at the tack-tn-the-basket. Sailed the Hard& gun-vessel, for Guernsey, with a convoy ; and the Antreprrisarate and AU.on cutters, with a convoy for Plymouth. PLYMOUTH, MARCN 17. Arrived the Sir 'mines Saumare: cutter, from Gibraltar ; Topase frigate, from Cork ; anti the Swallow, Oaks, from Surinam ; she parted from the fleet on the 28th of January. Sailed the Astrore frigate with Trtlawney and An telope store.ships for Bermuda.—Wind S.E. DtaL, MARCH 18. This morning sailed the Bonetta sloop of war, with a Beet of outward bound vessels; Aftraingten, —, and &molly Ann•, —, for India, under convoy for Portsmouth. Sailed the Ranger, Lord Nide*. and Dreher, of Bedford, defence ships, for the Nore. YARMOUTH, MARCH le. The Cruiser brig of war has sent in here the C.sieh>rhrrd, Hanmens, master, from laden with wine and salt, bound to F.mbden ; and De Hoeft. —.from Bourdeans, with brandy and wine, for Embden; the Bold gun-brig has sent in hemtheists's, Jager, with price goods from Ply snout} ,frir Embden ; the Cosner letter of marque has alio sent in Isere the Eicetsfr, P. Silk, master, irons Bourdeanz fur Embden. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS Ord ,, oorytKer, March la, MOS. Corns of R.,yal Enxine , ru—lientenant-General Alexander Mercer to be. Colonel.Cointna ',dant. Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Fisher to be C.,lent:, ♦ice Mercy. Brevet Major John Ilumfrey to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Fisher. Alfretnn Company of Volunteer Infantry. John Cre•••• Hail, Exi. to be Captain Commandant; dated Mare!' 1, 11(15. Ilke‘ton Company of Volunteer Tur an t r y. Jam. potter, Esq. to be Captain Commandant ; dated March 12, 10105. COnlittifi MI all tha I lerefnulahire Militia, signed by the Lora Lieutenant. Lieutenant-Colonel George Cornewall to be Colonel, vice the Furl of E.itex, resignesl; derma February 150.). Major Thomas Foley to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Corne wall, promoted ; dated March 14, 1505. Second Major John Herington to be First Major, vice Foley, promoted ; dated as above. - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Fanner and James Savage, No. 11, St. George.' row, Camberwell, in the county of Surrey, carpenter,' and sash-ma ker., Jan. 16, Itl/D. , Samuel Brown, Joseph Brown, and William Scott, of Saint Mary Hi , l, London, ?stitch 14,1805. George Hanson, George Smith M'Kensie, and Robert Ile mington, the younger. of Manchester, in the county of Lan caster, fustian-manufacturers, Mach 14, 1805. Edward Ihll, of the town of Nottingham, Smith Hall. of 1.3 d lane, in the city of London and John hall, of the town of Leiceste r , wholesale hosiers, Dec. 1, 1804 Anthony Amatt, W. Harris, and Edward Peall, of the city of Bristol, worsted spinners, March 31, 1404. William Dennis Joiter aril Robert Taylor, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, ale and beer brewers, March 12, 1805. William Wiggins, the eider. and Richard Churehdl , of Burr-street, in the parish of St. Jame , Clerkenwell, in the county of Middlesex, ale and table beer brewers, March 8, Isaac Sattertliwaire and Thomas Chilwell, of the borough of Tainworth, in the @aunties of Stafford and Warwick, liquor suerchants, Jan. 4, 1905. George Lire, of High Harrngate, in the county of Turk, and John Life, of Ripley, in the said mislay, innkeepers, grocers linen drapers, Iserters, woollen drapers, and haberdashers, Feb. 26, 1905. 3.,s -ph Simms and Samuel Simms, of Blackman-street, ui.linktery warehousem.m, Dec 45, 1804. it ' , ph A , drrs.m and William brim, of Preston, in the COololy of I.4nc4sier, C.lrltel., March 14, 1805. BANK RUPTCIFS ENLARGED. Thomas Ih'.ott 01 Lime-a re et, London, merchant, fro•n March 15 , to Mat 4, at Guilth 11 , Loridco. John Komar, of I..,ithirr.laiv., iu th•rmmtv of Itfiddleset, victualler, dealer, and chapmaii, from March 23, to April 6, at too, at Guildhall, London. RANKRIIPTS. Jeffery Scrape, formerly of Quettii-vreet, Chearieirle, in the city , of London : afterward.ofacalimont-street, Mary•la Sr , nnr. and now of Red Lion ...treat, llolborii, in the county of stock-brokerolitaler, and chairman to surrender M 23, at ten, 30, a t one %mil 30, at tin, at Guildhall, London Att•inseys Mears. Wright and Kenn, Chancery lane. Syrtis, of Trowbridge, in the county of Wilt., elothi r, dealer and chaunaan., to stun-mkt April 3,5, and at twelve, at • the Three tV,rdpacks Inn, in Troverridge Atte ley., Messrs. French and Witham', Clstle-streer, Hui born, London • and Mr . Williams, of Trowbridge, Wilts Phdry paalb;r e , nor or late of Retudrigton, in the county of o%forel, eoer.hMaker, dealer and cliamnan, to surrender April 2, at 6re,"3, and 10, at ten, at the house of W. called the Ginbe Inn , n Newhttry, in the county of Berks. Atturnei , Mr. Richard Turntetrd, Newberg, Refits ; and Messrs W. and E. Allen, Cliffird's Inn, London. Edward Lorton, of Red Lion•street, Southwark, in the c runty of Surrey, hop and seed merchant, dealer and chip. Nail, to I.irreoder March 23, at ten, so, at one, and Apo' ), at t 11, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. auttirn, !Union -street, Southwark. Thom .s Blackwell, Chertsy, in the county of Surrey, grocer, dealer and chapinati, to turrender NLITCII 1!, Aron 6. and So, at ei-ern, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. We 4, No. IS, Chaiteihous.2.street. Charterhaure square. Thomas Ward. le Saiipstonyolorn Stow, in the county of Worcester, haberdasher, dialer and OLT:nano,. .urreurl,r April 1,, at See, Id, and .In, at eleven, at the ClOllll and Cudlion Inn, in Chyping Norton, in the county of Depot. Attornoys, Messrs. Kinderiev, Long, and Ince, Syinond%-inn, Chancery law., London; and Mr. Ilenamy, Shipston 1111011• Stour afore.aid. Edward Davi. and William Phillips, o(Chttreh.stmet, Lam beth, in the county n( Surr.ty, brewers, dealers and ehaoinett, to surrender \lamb 23, at one, A.ory 2, and 30, at tw-lre, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Oldatrecaroad. DIVIDENDS. April 1'.,. Jonathan Tabor Crisp, of Banbury, in the entany of Osfor.i, wholesale clothier ' dealer and chattman, at At the liou•e of Fr..ncesßraiii, the Flying Muse Inn, in Binhury, in the said county. April 13 James Bellamy and Albert Ile Va!engin, of 1/01. _burn, London, win...merchants, dealer. and ehaonten, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. April 16. Francis 'fiennipiion, of Bow-lane, Lontlnn here houseman, dealer and Ciatienan, at ten, at GaiMhail. April 11. George Hamm of the city of Canterbury, uphi.lsterer, paper-ha•iger, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. April 20. William Wryghte, of Fenchureli.street, I.nnelm, wino and brandy merchant, dealer and chaiinten, at seven, at Guildhall, April V. Jelin Alger, ef Threadnredle-ereet„ London, boot and shoermaker, baler and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. April it Renja Wraith, of Bolton, in the county of Lane. -ter, cotton-opinuer, dealer and Chapman, at e;eren„ at the house of Philip Illughes, the Bridge Inn, in Ro!rim April 13 William Streatham, of the county of Surrey, tic tualler,dealer and r hapiman ' at eleven, at Guildhall, Ltt unito. May 3. Michael Culien of Liverpool, in the county o f Lan caster, merchant, deale ' r arid chapman, at twelve, at the Star and Gaiter Tavern, in Parade's-street, Liverpool. April 23 Hilton Wray, of Birchin-lane, London, druggist and dimwit, dealer and chapinsin, at eleven, at Guildhall. April tti Thomas Perry Tuner, of Holborn Fl4ll, in the city of Landau linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Loiulo n . April 1:1. inch fort Grange, of York- plart, rPnit nen , quare, in the coml.! of SF uldlesex, miller, dealer and chapman, at vim, at Guildhall, London. . April 16. Charles Caldwell and Thomas Smyth, both of Liverpool, in the county of Lane-ester ; and lohn Forbes and Mond Gregory, both of the city of London, bankers, dealers partners, at twi.lve ' at the house o f H enry For shaw, the k ;lobe Tavern, in Joha-street, Lirerporsf. CERTIFICAT7Sww keels. 0. George Frederick Denman, of the Strand, in the county of Middlesex, jeweller, dealer and chapman. Henry Wilkins, of the city of Bristol, tallow-chandler, dealer and chapm.n. PRISONER in the KING's BENCII PRISON, in the County of Surny, who intends to take the benefit of the lat.: Intel cent Act. !lEEE NOTICE. Demetrius Antonopolo, formerly of Misaolont, in Ancient Greece, mariner, late of Ryde, in the Isle of Wight, and I.lv.rwaftle of High street, Mary-la bonne, in tire County of Middlesex, then a dealer sn salt fish, anchovies, and pickles. PR/CE. OF wroars yrs lERDAY. 3 per Cent. Consols ...., 58 40 8 per Cent. Navy . ..... .•••••••••• • •••• • •• •871 omnium 3 F.x..hequer 11411. Eng L•ttery Tickets 18!. 134. Consols for ... T. NISH, Stnek•breker, Mn. 4, Cnentsill, and Nn. 9. Charinlarrm4, MICK OF IKISII SrucKs Gov. Deb 5 p. Got. ( March 14.) N Royal Canal Lean, • per cent ll4i THE MARKETS. RFTORN OF WHI. 1 Including only fools the 4th o agn...ably to sn Quartert at 124 IN MARE lAN!, )( M•rch to the 9th ot March, the new Act. I 'I. 478 Quarters at 102 116 at 101 ¶25 ■t 100 16 a t 99 331 at 99 281 ---- at 97 552 at 96 477 at 95 57 -- at 93 494 -- at 92 108 ----- at 90 2jl at SI 100 -- at 86 I 19G at 86 104 -- at 80 33 ---- at 79 1335 at 7$ trters at 7 65. I.—Average 100 s. 74d. lan last Return. 20 —..... ae 123 61 at 122 :3 at 120 46 -- at 119 1200 - at 118 200 -- at 115 209 - at 114 316 ---: at 112 810 at 110 134 - at 109 950 at 108 372 at 107 189 - at 106 829 at 1115 259 at 184 191 -- at 103 And 78 Qi Total 11,417 Quarto Gad. I—ovrer A RETURN OF FLOUR, From March 2, to March 8, from the Coate' Office. Sails s d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. 2G ...100 0 80.... 93 6 140.... 88 o 11.... 99 0 406.... 93 0 48.... 27 • 7.... 98 0 10.... 92 6 45.... 86 • 2 .... 95 3 422.... 92 U 126.... 85 n 114:6.... 95 0 60.... 91 0 10.... na 0 10.... 94 6 1029.... 90 0 35.... 82 0 699.... 94 0 59.... 89 0 1'0.... 81 o And 80 Sacks at 800 Od. per Sack. Total-14,758 Sacks —Av.•rage 945. Id. Os Old. higher than last Return. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Tiros Us WI to 46a cut Rye Gram AO Od to 376 tad per qr. Conaway 964 Od to 130$ nd per cwt. Coriander Trefoil Red Clover .45s Od to 966 tad White ditto 32, Od to 110$ od White Mustard Sold .66 Od to lls od per bush. !Brown ditto lOl 04 to 1116 od Canary 7$ Od to Ss od Toriiii; lBs Od to 244 ad PRI" F HOPS. GI. . Abetters. Kent 41 6, to SI Se Kent .41 les to 61 Os Os to 41 111, Sussex N Os to 51 1:‘, Kens 41 as to 41 16s Tarnhans....7l Os to VI Os 112111TH11ILD, Mona It, MA acs IL To sink the'Cllral—per Stone 4 81.6 Reef ile 0.1 to S. &I I Veal ...'n 04 to 6s rd 14utten.....46 44 to 31 44 rek ..3s Ild to 46 84 1 lea 4 silent& the' Day. Beasts. abons62,4loo.6.6Sheep, 12,000. --- -------- N EWG ATE MID LEADIENH A LI. MA It KITS sy die Carcase. II •ef 34 0.1 to 4s osl I Vas' 4 0.1 to 64 11.1 Mutt ot 3. 4.1 to 4s Oil Pork .. ....Ss Id t. 4. 1.1 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. •A TURD A V. WU!TI .31 18a a 41 13a .01 Os a 01 01 41 10s a SI 111, .41 S. a 41 11la sr 1_41415.5. If s• 4l 164 Ne. Ol os. 01 04 C over 01 Ol a 01 09 Straw S 1 80 a al 0. Ha, New Clam Straw...... MICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Maikm..46 M I Town Tallow •eh pd Clare %gasket. 46 hi It uaia (Can.) 614 61 Whitechari biliaritet.4l Od Rosana do. (Se ) 66s 67s P e r Simms/431b. —.-- Melting 5tuf.............Ms 12. '2l Ditto i0ugh.........,....36. Arms* Price.. .4. Id G raves Ms Good Dregs .. .. ....... its Intilci, Mis....Culd a gig. 11s 6d.-4leultis o 124. M. Y►llnr Snap, 7R4—M, Price of per dim. RAW HIDES. - Rest IT. *tern and Steers r" mune, 4515. M to es. 04. Plivl.l'in4s Si. id. •• 39. 6cl. Ordinary .... at. 04. is 311. 21. Ma-ket Col --.• 12s. 04 ?Aglaia. Ibsen Sheep Skins ea. 64. tri 6. 61. . . S.II.FS BY AUCTION. FURNITURE ANT) FIFFECTS, FDMONTON. Ry Mew , . BURTON and VENNI/R. Tills DAY, at Eden - net:6,o 4 m l the Pretenses, next to Paul House, near the Angel, Edmonton, rrHE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China, Glam. and Vireos, of Mrs. Theelfall., roa,,, 4 to London : Comp,iaing 4- Post and Coach-top Beds' ail, vi''..l.l Cotton and Moline Furniture Goose Feather.bedi, M ,t 4au ,. and Bedding ; Mahogany double ehest of Drawers, LI% .„' four excellent Mahogany Card and Pembroke Table., ~.t 22 i Dining-tables, Mahogany and Japanned Chairs, Wilts , , .:„. pet, Per and Dressing Glasses, Aliidtr,nru, Pair of p,„,,, with Gold Touch•hohi, Kitchen Requisite., Rang,, s, o , e Venders, Sets of Fire•irons, and Carden Implement:. 'N.RTo he viewed till the time of Sile, when Cat.e.ves may be hail on the Premises; of Mato and Hal di.,.. and Upho Venno lders, r, 42 Cornhill. Shuedane, 'trees ; and of Messrs. Bel,: LEASE, BUDGE-REgi''. By Messrs BURTON and FEN NOR, On FRIDAY neat, at Twelve ovh.ck, a Garraway's, ,I cvt previously dispored of-by Private Contract, T HE desirable LEASE of a commodious and substantial BRICK DWELLING HMIS E, witb sp“ ground loot and good arclicd el•clh , v, t • ~ • 30, Bo Ige•row, near Cannon -street. The : • with don, vele convenience, and contain good at chambers, drawing room, dinbig room, kitchen, w • ground floor, near eighty feet deep, convertible warehouses, good arched cellaring, dic. H e ld f ur a ter, about 2) years, at a mod er at e rent. ' To be viewed ; And printed doscriptions on the Prem. sr ,• at Garraway's; and of Mows. Burton a n d F enner, 6g, cern : hill. YORKSHIRE.—NEAR BEDALF. AND Rl:ll7sti'sli CAPITAL•FREEHOLD, AND TYTHF.-VREE ES fAlk fsIANOK, &c LAND - TAX BEDE:IMF:Is. , Re Mr. It()HINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange alley, Comhill, ea MONDAY, the li2d A pril, at Twelve o'Cleek, in One 14 unless an acceptable offe r is mode by Ap r il 1 0 , i, A Valuable and Compact truly desirable FREE. XX HOLD ESTATE, TYTHE, FREE, situate in the Pa. risk of Bedale, and in the neighbourhood of Richinoint Northallerton, comprising the extensive manor of C.01;11 Hall, with Court L. et, and Court Baron, Cowling House, excellent Farm Houses, &MS, Stable., Out-build..., and upward. of six hundred and eiglity•four Acres of rizli old Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, arid sundry Cottages all lett to respectable Tenants, at rents a mounting to upw.ini: of nine hundred and thirty pounds per ar.nurn, capable of jointly. This Fdite forms a desirable Property for a gentleman 11.1:.:1 1 to itivest money in land The Buildings are Iran new, and t!ie whole ill good repair. The situation commands rich and ex tensive primpefts over the country. Partiru'ars of Mr. Matthew Holmes, Cowling-Hall Howe, who will thew the Estate; at the Black Swan, &date; L on a„,, Hotel, York ; Angel, Doncaster; Pia 4 Hasse. , Scirberongts and Harrowgate ; Angel, Grantham; George, Sinnolorot Bell, Stilton; at Gangway's; and of Mr R• ibins, Vt'arwitk. street, G,ldeir• square, London, where a plum of the Eqate may b r seen. BOROUGH OF RVESHAM, WORCESTERSHIRE. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gariawars Coffee.housc. in Exclianir alley, J.oislon, no MONDAY, the 22d of April, at Te o'Clork, iu LOTS, A TRLLY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe Free, most desirably situate is the beautiful Val-, and within the Borough rof EVESHAM, sepa rated by the llonpike 10.1.1 from Linwliaa to Worcester, Ltid on the Banks of the 'pinch arlinirett navigable tiger AV,111.001. prising 620 Acres or G.irden Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Laird, conveniently sub.dividetlloteseveral Farm:, and Garde.. Groionds, with I,lllVehient SAMS and Out•bui'dings; lett to Met tOtOrt table 'reliant.; the Rents and estimated salve now irds of 13001. per annum. The Dmirahle Situbtion, wish the BOROUGH INTEREST, end excellent Neighboutlioud, mak e th i s a s na ky Ei.tite tor a Gentleman w,sbing to realise Property in oars of the ack nowlcdc,l finest Osumi*" in the Kingdom. Particulars may be had at the Warrerter; Hate and Chickens, IRrinineltani ; Messrs. Blaney and Phelps, So. lkiturs, Eve.liani, who will shine the Estate ; at Cisplil,- hoose, nes, Chipping Norton ; Star, Oxford; White Har., Bath ; Bush Tavern, Bristoi ; Bell, Gloucester; Georee, Northampton; Red bon, 1 1 igh 'Wycombe ; White Hmie, Ux bridge; Ca.th , Salthill; Crown, Rearliii..; of Me.ns. RAI , row, Forbes, and Hancock, Solicitors, lksinithall•nreet at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden. square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen - - SIiAKSPEARR GALLERY, PALL MALL. Ry Mr. STEWART, On the Premises MAY LI, at Twelve orl o ck, by Order of the Posprietor, without re-erte, •lIHE Valuable :tad most desirable LEASI:. HOLD ESTATE, a n d Capital Building, called The SIIAKSPEARE GALLERY, sixty four Years of the Lea.. unexpired, at a very moderate Ground Rent. The Premios are spacious is extent, and re this mrnt couiplinsi state of re pair, no expence having been spored by the late Proprietors for that purists*. The situation is truly desirable, being o e of the brit in this Great Metmpolia, and particularly well ada:itetl fur the exhibition of arty articles cennefied with tlss Art., Co ;roan Bodies, or Companies, who may want exten sive Pre noes, and a public, respectable situation. Paiticu!ars &c. will be ready for d:liverir on the 3d of Apra next, and stay then be had at the ShAspeere Gallery ; Gar raway's Colfee.hou e; and of Mr. Stewart, at his Auction Rounis opposite Albany.house, Piccadilly. THE P ‘INTINGS TO ILLUSTRATE THE WORKS 01.. OUR ISI MORTAL BARD, SHAKSPEAR E. by Mr. STEWART, On the PrenOsee, the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall Mall. Mar I'., • an 1 Two Poll .wine Day:, at Twelve o'Clock, by ruder the Proprietor, without reserve, ri II IF. Noble and Valuable Colleition of HC -1 TITRES, illustrative of the Works of our minnot.l Bard This truly National assemblage contain. the choke t procluelinns of our most celebrated British Artists, and is not only illustrative of the Works of our great Poet, but atm of our own Country. The lovers of the Drama, iii this collection, will be Mehly gratified in finding the Artists have done suili ample Plaice to the idea and fancy of the Author ; the Ama teurs of Historical Paintings wilt And a grand selection. trative of the mon memorable events which have haopeir4 hi the British empire t the whole eolleelion greatest hnosout on the public spirit and taste el 111 Proprietors, the Messrs. Boydells. The Exhibition Rooms will be opened for one Month --- view to the Sale, b:ing the tau time the Public can ever of viewing this as an entire Collection ; descriptive Cattlognes will then be bad at the Shakespeare Gallen; and at Mr. Stewart's Auction Rooms, opposite Albany House, Irr - ca 1,1 r. A CURIOUS, RARE, AND SPLENDID LIBRAR ly Mr. STEWART, At his Auction Rooms, 194, opposite Albany Wow. P. • dilly, on THURSDAY, April 11, and following Dais (Sunday excepted), at Twelve seam k, rrHE valuable, splendid, curious, and rare LIM.% ItY, the Property of a Nobleman, and tuna ts of, six. Durlale's Works ' a fore and matchless Copy ; Sh.sk• spore's Works, Ist, 2d, 3,1, and 4th, Editions; a foe Col lection if County Histories, Early Voyages, English Chroni• des, Early Ultima of the English Poets, Romances, and many curious Tracts ; a most splendid Assemblage of Books of Pout-, by the FIVIi Acto,ts of the English, Dutch, Flemish, French, Italian, and German Schools, very flue Impressions, 64 Vols several Volts lies of Rntisli Portraits; • complete Collection of Debates of both Houses of Parliament, Padiamentary Holo ries, &c. 198 Vols. the whole in fine Preservation, and many in sumptuous and elegant Bindings. Catalogues to be had Ten Da)s previous to the Sale. LONDON OR6ROR D4VIDSON, No Wych street, St. Clement's, sod inablrshed by JOSIAMI . RYDER, at the Office, No. 15 , Rack of SL Clements Church, Strand, whet, On Aye the Paper, Afic (Pu""Pa wi) will be duly atkiewled to.. !RICE OF I.F.‘THER. _____._ .... —. Pi•itts, 40 to 961 b. each Ditto, 60 tel 651 b. each ":id to 2M Merchant. 14a••ks • 'l7l to 23d Dresiiig (fides.. ' , "4 to 21 Fills Ciach Hiiiro 2i4 to 23 Coop !fides foe cutting 2'l to 24. Flat (Winery 2li to ?if Calf Skins, 30 to 4/11b. per 110zen )VI to 394 Ditto, 30 to 701 b rid to 39.1) -a Dittn, 70 to 80110. lad to Sad 11 Small Seale (Greenland) 4^.1 to Old s F I.arge ditto 1101 to 1110. per doses. Goat Skins —a to—r ditto Tanned Hone Hider Us to 42s per bids. COAL EXCII 1 1:406, Mimeo IS, Vltot Cads ;ter eltaklrnn 4s, 64 Delo% ered to lious -lceepera. 604 64 Sunderland, per Clia' , lron 4la lid Delive's,' to Illouorkeopers at 498 64 cotutsc or EXCHANG lintater4ani 34 10 111?• Muria Sighs 36 2 rinttestam c. E 12 4 2 0. !lambu& 39 11 tll. Alton& 3) II t i ll. Paris Mtn 2 Ua 26 3 Bounteous •116 3 Cade in paper Duro Madrid ... in parer Ditto 3S effect. BiPsna Leghorn 49s Nantes Ilubli. ran Landau (March 11.4ast en Idsn4on (March 1 Bella., nn Dublin ( 641 0.). • • P. TUSIID•I. Motto It (Unfit 4s) Lit. Pie. Irmitc. Wii Ditto. 1.14 h., GO I )imortwo 101 Duohn It 41 , 11.101.1. I. • d P..rtugal Gehl in C 4.11 aoui Hare per on 4 0 0 Doult , nons 0 0 0 New Milers Silver in Wra New Louts emelt 0 or Ave on the Ralik d Hollsed ♦S per Cent. IL).. 10. 14 IL ) eu EIRTII On the 16th instant, at Little Hillingdon, the Lady u( William Corbett, Esq. of a goo. MARRIAGES. Saturday, at St. Augustines church, Bristol, Mr. Smith, to Mies Elio Gold, daughter of Mr. Gob', Lower Green, Bristol. Lately, Mr. Thomas %Yowl, of PI utterwiek, to Mrs. Jane Dorkon, of Swami, both in the East Riding of Yorkshire The immarl age of this ham., couple is 161 years ! she is the bridegroom's fifth wife, and he her thitd Lao ;y, Thomas Tunstal Picard, F.sq. of Cowen Bridge, near Lonsdale, to Mir Stuart, of Sedbuck, in Wensleydale, ork.hire. DEATHS. S ituirloy morning, at seven o'clock. Lady Charlotte Ning bo''', second dosighter of the Earl of Lucan, at his Lordship's biro..., in I tfurd-street, Ma?-fair, in the 9th year of her age. On nundn evening, at his house in Jamee'aetreet, West. minstei, W. Bontfo'd. Veg. sincerely regretted by his friends and ael hue. A• fbke , *.t•inmotithshire, on Saturday mornine 13qt, aged 49 yysars, of water in the chest, Mrs. Pyrke, wife of Jahn Perko, "(the abuye place, and also of Dorrington-street, Cold lath-square. Vrldry., IS years, Miss Eliza Cancanen, third daughter of Mr. Conmsen, attorney, of Betted. HIGH WAI T ER THIS DAY AT Li)NuoN-BKIDGE 11114. 17 taro. atsar )....aven. 37 mitt. alter b. rpHI: i ►a the Trate Norval kloliaad Young 'latch ci Oa S low i 111..- 'rite V us Ti Geode, rl 1111 1 a Prima imam DIL.OO RI ;MT LimeLi TIJe ! wise; On S, Un N }iueK --- c Wi 0 Po. L. fll• I twral of ally fort Ii 10,0001 r+ce rr:Le pn•reii •1 Prizes i be Grim issu ii ill NI. of ln9 6,1F10 First d I).n I),tt r).!. pit( •• • • •. 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