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you done'" She kept repeating, s' I have done it r. She took the knife. and pointed it against her side, saying, it was that which had done the mischief ; she took the knife, and washed it and her bands. The witness sat down, and the prisoner kept walking about the room, but said very little. Mr. Henry Irish, a surgeon at Greenwi; ft, who examined the body, stated, that the wound was in- Biaed above the sixth rib, the knife passing through the left lobe of the lungs, and penetrating for about an inch the qiere of the heart. From the direction of the wound it was not probable that the deceased inflifted it upon himself, for it would require great strength to ere& it, and was not in the dit:aion that a man was likely to strike himself. The Learned Judge summed ii) the evidence of the witnesses with great minuteness and precision ; but as the witness, Ann Broughton, had varied con siderably in the evidence she gave oo the trial, from that which she gave before the Coroner, he observed, that lie thought her testimony so chaibrfiii, he would not advise the Jury to attend to it at all. The prisoner in her defence persikt .r 1 that the de ceased had stabbed himself, and that he was oeca• sionally slightly affected in his head The Learned Judge called Callagan again to ask as to that asser tion, hut he sa:d Daly was never violent unless lie was drunk, but that he was not drunk on that dry. The Jury found the prisoner Guoy, and the Learned Judge immediately pronounced the seri tette* of death. NdrAL iNTELLItiENCE. °LAI, MAIICII 23. Railed the Centurion man of war for .Sheerness.— Wind Easterly. fORTSMOL IH, MARCH 23. Sailed the Ineirowant frig-Ate for Guernsey. Arrived the Kidzwim picket, Robinson, from Ja maica., last from Cork; Behoir Castle. Evans, from Ce , rk ; and the Yaks., Lunberg, from Lisbon.— Wind Easterly. 3RIXHAM, MARCH 20. The fleet sailed this morning under the command of Sir Charles Cotton Admiral Cornwallis having sailed yesterday for Portsmouth in th e +r i ft e d, Pi►is. Lord Gardner is expelled to join the Fleet off Ply mouth in the Hibernia. r•zmourii. MA SCH 20. Arrived the American brig Regrloter. Captain Thomas Churchill, from New York, in 32 days, having on bo.,rd 1030 barrels of flour, for a mar ket, left Iying there, the Apra, Paterson, and Lei erstrs., picket,. But the latter was expeilled to sail in a few Jays alter, with mails for England, if the former could unt get repaired in time. 'The Reg al.- ger spoke a few days since, die American ship °acids Chief, for New-York, then in lat. 49. long. 12. all well; she also spoke a Spanish ship for Ply mouth, the prize master rf which would not give any particularr. The Ter.c,shend Packet, with Mails for Lisbon, sailed on Monday last. —Wind, S. The Packets from Lisbon, Leeward Islands, and Jamaica, may be shortly expelled. The Euryalus frigate arrived at Madeira nn the 14th February ; she parted from the fleet which sailed from Cork on the 27 eh January, for the Wen Indies, about a week before—all well. The Bridget. HALBOROVON, from Zante for Lon don. is captured by the French, and burned. The Efreedgth, Er ens; and the Serge, JONIS, from Dublin for London, were lost near Boulogne on the 14th December. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War (*cr., March RS, 180.5. 6th Regiment Dragoon Guards--111revet Lieutenant-Colonel John Raeweß, nom haif.pay of the lalrr Ina, Light Dra goons, to be Major, withum purchase, vice Lord Ge , rge Be. redord, promote...l to Dillon's Regunrut. 20th Light Dregoonsw-Capr W. W Blake lobe Milk'', with out purchase. vice Cameron, removed trim Ulll aerr,ce. list ditto-.Captein Witham Spearman to be Major, without poreha.e. rice Dunlop, deceased leh legnoem of Font--Major Edward Copson, from halt. pay of the 128th loot, to be Milief, vice Robert King, who exchanges, receiving the itifftotr,.... lath ditttvw4llrevet Nlater Charley Bruce to be Major, srithou• porehass, vire Murray, promoted in the 100th Foot. 65th ditto—theme Lreuteriant-Coloriel George Aladth,on b. be Lieutencii Colortel, by I tirehasi , vier Major General Este, who retire,, retaining his rank in the Army. 1115th dittoso-Major Gamete 11.11, from the York Rangers, to be Major, without purchase 99th ditto-Mater Henry C. Darling, from the hell pay of the late 12th West India Regiment, to be Ibt,jirr, vice M'Do nal,l„ who exchange.. 100th ditto—Major John Murray, from the 31th Foot, to be Lieinenant Colonel. 6th West India Regiment... Meier John Di -Icson, fro n the York Rangers, to be Ma*, vice LIK/AS, whu retires oti halt pep of the York Rangers. sth dote—Major-General Colin Mackenzie, from the 15th Foot, to be Colonel. GARRISON. Colonel A'exander Matt, of the 1•t Royal Veteran R to be Lieutenant Governor of Sheerness, vice Sir James Mal colm', who retires. Oriimeare OPre, March 21, 1605 • Royal Regiment of Artillery. C olonel William 0 Huddleunne to be Colonel• Commandant vice Platoon, deceased. Dated March 2,160 b. Lieutenant Colonel John Cockburn to be Colonel, vice Hod dlestene. Davit as ahoy*. Major George W. Dixon to be LieutenaneColenel, burn. Dated as above. Brevet Major Edward W Droaier to be Major, vice Dixon. Dated as above Second Captain Robert Tru.cott to be Captain, vice Drayer. Dated NI above. First Lieutenant Courtenav Ilbert to be Second Captain, vice Truseritt. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant John E. G. Parker to be First Lieutenant, vice Ilbert. Dated as above. Major Wiltshire Wilson to be Lieu retired. Dated March 10, 1605 •ice Cock- I, vice Hope, Admiraltv-Ofice, March 23, 1805, Copy of a Letter from Captain Rose, of His Majesty's ship Circe, to Rear Admiral Cochrane. SIR, Circe, at Sea, March 2, 1805. I beg leave to acquaint you, that, yesterday, I captured, off Oporto, La Fama, Spanish schoo•ier privateer, mounting four bran guns, and sixtptwo men ; out eight days from "%rip, but had made nu captures. I bate the honour to be, kc. Rear-Admiral Cochrane. JONAS ROSE. "lummarsdar of His tot Marsden, Eaq. 180:, r Loads Commie , an arr.:mot trans dtstruCtion of his Mahritessloop Arrow, Capt. Vincent, and Acheron bomb, under my commansLaequainting their Lordships that, from the uncertain state I am in with respett to the safety of Captain Vinteut, or to what port he may have been carried, I have thought it my duty nut to let an opportunity slip of giving his Lordship the varhest information, as welt as the Commanding Officer at Gibraltar, that immediate assistance sod proteetien might Ire affurdid to the couioy. iIAVO the honour to be, &c. ART. PARQUHAR. Proceolings of His Majesty'. Bomb Vessel, . , MY LORD, Acheron, Sunday, Feb. g , IBM. At daylight two Waage sail were s.,en from the mast head, bearing about E.S• E. of ua at eight a. at. they had consider ably stirred us ; we were at this time in the rear ef the convey. About half past ten, the Arnow asked, per Telegraph, my opi nion of slips to the Eastward.; 'I immediately wore ship and steed towards them ; observed the headman ship to sh..rten sail, by hauling down the studding sails; made sigma 642 to the Arm.. their hunted the private signal, andeor • ed upon a wind staieling to them; at quarter past eleven made thesig nal for their being oispieirios (they not having answered the private signal.) I was in. so ne-ir as to he able to observe they were frigates, and at hat( past eleven to discover that they_had Caen slate anchors in their main eliains,which immediately led me to suppose that they were French. At fifty minutes past eleven woie ship, and tirade all sail towards the Armw,whu had by this tine quitted her tow, and made signal for convoy to cementite t;ii- vnue Califs!, althongh ships of war arted other wise. At half past twelve p. se ( Monday per log) hoisted our rolours and hied a gun, which they paid no attention to. Sig nals 360 and 3.!2 were then made to the Arrow, who immediately nude signal ukthe convoy for au enemy, and to make all pos si,ile sad to the appointed tendezvous, which was repeated. The frigates had by this time made all poinilde sail in choice of us, but the wind being light and variable from the eastward, we rather gained upon them. At half past four, p. as. having joined the Arrow, I went on board : Captain Vincent appeared satisfied they were enemy's ships ; they were now about lye miles from us; it was resolved to make s,ll, and keep in the rear of the e inroy, for their protection. It was calm until eleven p a, when a breeze sprung up freintbe W. S. W. wine ship, and stood tosaMs tne Arrow. At twelve she hailed, and des red we weLld keep in her wake in close order. At two n. ma saw two sa..l upon the lee bow ; caled the hands se guar. airs. At hat pa,t came up with them, and discovered they two of the convoy. Ate quarter past four •.m. ism two other ships standing to us on the opposit e t ac k. At first.-five wisaates past four the Arrow hailed the h.eadinost ship, then pas ng inider her lee; being in close order, she soon came semen ref lie Aehems e I saw die we, a large frigate prepared to ei,eage. I hailed bee, asking what ship is that) she mi ssend, What ship are you ? and immediately gave es her breads-de of round arid grape, which did us very consid , rable damage in rigging and sails, besides car rying away the slings of the main sand, and main top gallant yard 111 the sling-, bet did net kill or wound any one; we r.turned her fire, then here about and gave her the guns heal the other side,and kept up the fire slide our shot would reach he. The Arrow Gore r . and raked her. At or abort half past See the second frigate passed the Anew ;then laying to upon the starhoird tack) without fang a little afterwards she appeared as if intending to wear, and having her stern towards tile Acheron, we gave her two rounds from the larboard guns. She then hauled her wind and stood towards the other fiigete. The people were now employed in splicing the Tigging and getting another top. genera yard and sail ready to se:4 aloft. At day light onsorted the enemy had French colours dying, and one of the frigates bearing a Commodore's Ferntant. They then wore and stood to us ; answered °lnsigne!, and repeated the annul to one of the ships of the convoy ; bore up to due the Arrow ; at seven she hailed us, and wired we would keeplii her wake, iii close order; made sail in the starboard tack, dosing with the ene my ; at twenty-five minutes part seven the Academia frigate b•ing abreast of the Arrow, and within half musket-shot, fired her broadside at her, which was immediately returned ; at thirty minutes past s:ven she WAS abreast of us. and gave us a broadside; we then commenced eetio.i with bet, which we continued until the second frigate, which was the Comm.- &ire's, came upto and find into as (having eagage.l the Ar row in passine; we now turned our fire upon this ship we came chose up with the AMP., who hid put nor helm s weather and was now raking her; we haul, d nue wind to clear the Arrow, who appeared to be wearing; I hailed, and asked if he meant to again come to the wind on the starboard tack, b it could nut understand what he said ; as soon as clear of the Arrow, we spin directed our fire against the Conentodore's ship, which we continued until eight, when, with the greatest grief, I saw tke Arrow nbliged tai strike, being no huger able to c.intend with the great superiority of force opposed to her. She had, I conceive, received mach damage in •he set of wear. sag ; the wind being light, she lay a considerable time with her head to the mimes. The Aehecon being now very much dn. aided in masts. sails, and rigging, and part of her sternpost carded a WAY, I A . on , idered farther resistance on my part c iuld answer no g... 51 arid, unwilling to saerifiee the lives of. men who h rd given me the highest proof .1 their mirage. 1 deter mined to make what sad I could, with hitch hupes of saving the s of prol..agine the time of my being caps tu e to give lie • ....soy the better (USIA* of escaping. The ariperrowy in , ailing of the enemy's ship rendered the rimee hut sleet ; at three quartets past eight, baring in cheer received (vim hroolside and part of another, and the enemy now very near us, with the greatest mortification and sorrow I wan obliged to Bunted,: to tine French frigate CI lorteeis , , of hwy. four guns, cam marided by Monsieur De La Mane La Mellerie, who, finding her ..11 disabled, as sorsa as the officers sod ship's company were removed, set her on fire. ARTHUR FARQUII PARTNERS/11PS DISS ( II.VEI). James Greases, John Fletcher, and J.oues Fl,tcher, of Una north, in the counts of Lancaster, cotton rnsoufactwers, Jura 14, 1803. Robert Richardson, Rowland Stephen Richardson, and Bode Hating, of Newcastic-upou . ryne, commission mer• chants March 12, 1 tiUd. Oto:ge /Vivra. and Joseph Reading, of Birmingham, in Cho county of Warwick, coal dealers. March 9, 1904. Wiitsain Waterwonh the eldrr and Samuel Salt, of Clayton, in the county of Lancaster, and William Watt:n..lo' the younger, of Manchester, calic t rioters, Dec. 26, MOO William Lawrene- and Charles Edward Jones, 11l Green street, Enfield Highway, in the sounty of Middle etc, tanners, Feb. 97, 16(4. John inner' and C....olio's:lgor ' of Thorne, in the c•oent of York, and H e sek t ah Hrmwn, ofsbe t•IMII of kingoon• u von- Doll, merchants, March 1, 1814. Jaa. Ch. Manley and (ioo. Cheney Grout, of Porumoiith, Dant% navy agent% March 19, 1110 Richard Wright and Thomas Wright, of Phiatirle, im the parish of (;Inosop, io the cuutry of Derby, calico printeia, March !.), 111114. Nathani-I °Oen and William Tyrer, of Preston, in the county of I..incaster, to merchants, March IQ, 1604. R. 14 Wading mod Thomas 11111, of Bank Ead, Soothistrk, e,,rn and coal merchants, March 43, 1605. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. WiMain Junes, of Nesriorssm. in the county of Gloucester, Arover, (mm March 30, to April 13, at ten, at the Geoige Cheynow, Essex. tit;isirsAinsworth, of Wallington, in the county of Lan caner, coppersmith, brazier, and unman, from March 30, to April IS, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. John Hell, of the Old City Chambers, in thy (Ay of Lon. don, wine-pterchant, dealer and chapman, from March 50. to April 10, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUFFS. Thomas Wilson, ef Commercial Row, Rlackfriar•s Road, in the parish of Christchurch, in the county of Surrey, grocer, dealer and chapinAn, to surrender March 30, April 9, and May 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cul linawood, St. Saviour's Church Yard. John Henry Curt, of Paul's Chain, lanAors' Commons, in the city 01 Loudon, furrier, dealer and Chapman, to sur . render Match ID, at ten, April 2, and My 4, at eleven, at GuiklhalL Att ys, Mews. Smith and Tolson, Chapter House St. Paul's Church Yard. James Bniggi, of Higher Lane, within Polkington, in the county of Lancaster, nankeen manufacturer, shupkeeper, dealer and ehapmen, to surrender April iS, 13, and May 4, at three, at the Hither Royal Oak Inn, Market Street Lane, in Manchester, in the said county. Attorneys, Mr. Elie, Curator Street, London ; and Messrs. Kean", and Canteen, Manchester. William Allen, of the King's Road, in the punts of St MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AR GUILDHALL, it.lOOlllOW. SI. S. Grvham Wilkinson, late of GeuensPateent, Hanover. %4 vac e, ii MOW •IC Ille/Itf . . 10 . . George Byrne, Exeter-street, atelsim, Waleson. AM. mal.er . . John It me, Great Waltham. Essen, miller Richanl Clare, Miclkurst. Stints, money-scrivener . 9 11 . 2 II 2 II DIVIDENDS. Matthew Church, A Met ICll.square, Minotico, Load it, fuer:haat ln %damn %Salford, Einsburpaquaro, VI irldlatic , lit etch,. ret In Stafford Gill, I.ambetb.roalah, Suncy, dzalor iii ILYrbai 11 CER rim RTES John Dewey, Slovwsloury, Salop, w.,h01c1.0. Soho Hall. Cooentry •troto, Piet Aillr, man't-mer•er . Wilym Sornami, %oxbow,. 14etev.t..r, hultpret. John Davies, tate of Caneanslie.tt yet, London. m..t0,,J. PRICE Of ST()Cigil SATIFEDAY. per Cent ItAV? ..... .1.41 . .... Sail 5 ;n, CaO• N • Imper,ri I per Cent. I)ittn Annuities. Om Awn India HAS& IS Is. 41.1 Exchequer fib path. prem. Is. weak. Eng. Lotk•ry Trebel* Consuts fur . 9 9.16 T. list!. Stock-broer N.. 4, Cookll, and No.l, Mork; % BIRTH. Lately, the Lady of Chrwtopher Codrington, Erg. fg dingtnn Park, M.P. for Tewksist.ry, of a son a irt which happy event there Were great rejoicings among ois boor, and tenantry itt.Glouce,terqvire. A few days ago at DIIII/1.311, the Ker. Charles Itabir<onlo,, of 'Sir George Robinson, of Craiifoid, Northairipion.ioe, Miss Charlotte Pennyrosn, dsogliter of Si June, 1'd:111, Hart. of Ormsby, in Cleveland. ~ ,D E. TFIS. On Thursday, at Bath, Lieut.-Cul. Freementle, Isle uf tht Colistreem Ret:iment of Guard.. A. Redwood, Esq in Ducheas-street, !I'atlarsd-ptice. Lately, at his house in Bailey's N-w-street, I Vaterford, after a kw days illness, Stephen Grant, Esq. M D. Lately, in the ~Bth year of her age, after having undergone a lingering illness with the most exemplary resignation, M. Monekton, elder daughter of the Hen. John Moncktoe, Irineshade, in Nurthaniptonshire. Saturday se'smight, at his house in Abbergate•street, in the 72d year of its. age, James Mathew, Gent many yrer , .. one of the Capital Burgesses, and twee Chief Magistrate al that Borough. On the 12th of August 1a t, on hoard the Olive, Get, Henry Mathew, in her rut...age from Booths,. to Bengal, ars,. Edward Mathew, ascii 21 years, youngest-man of Lie late 04.. Mathew. HIGH WATER THIC DAY AT 14)00N-liDIA:E. B4oni 7 win. atm 51.+E1e.4Q min otavo 3• SALES BY AUC'II()N. Es LEIGH and S. 'SOTHEBY, BookseHeti, At their Howe, Nu. 145, in the Strand, cinmaite Catlie:Me street (semi:wed from Yorkaawcut, Covent-garden? ,e WV.DNESDAY, March V 7, sod seven fUlit/Wl4lg LW,/ (Sunday excepted), at Twelve ri'Cloek, • rtHE Valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS of tbe late Rev. Samuel :.4aust, Munger of the ?react, Church nt St. Martin Orgars, a,l;thin'alanc, Cannon -meet. To be viewed to the tune of Sale.; Cataiugues, price -66.0 be had at the ?Lice of Sale. • PRINTS. • By Mr. RICHARDSON, • By Order of the Executors, at hisineese, Nn. Si, in the elan* TI - lIS, and the Vise following Eseuitogs„ at ant elClook (Sunday excepted), THE Extensive and Valuable Colleainn of NIS- I. CELLANEOVS PRINTS of Mr Itt fRERT lately deceased; Corepre.ing the Clutiee•t Work• o f c i a wv ancient and modern Masters, including the fi:irst of the Weeks of Albert Durer, Gulkn s, 54e1) adimr 4 atak us Va:.dyck, Jordan, Bartolow, Hogarth, eaniral Proofs , tif Woollen, he &c. Fine Portraits by CEgii.4 S-oleier. Soy.. ilerhoof, and Com. risshcer ; a capita. IV. rk o; Itationnutt, collected In the late. Monsieur Ca astm. , .airrest tte enter Wi,rlir of Callot ; a superb Collcet.on re formed and /lino* cal Prints, by John Smith, con.ir ziel if OM tile -C. into, . inner the Revolution ; the Winks of Omega Vertire,.faai et a tea. la'd Mu.eum ; and Worledge's Works, from the (rode:tine of lieral') Fosee, Esq with a numerous as eirgier of Speci mens of different .Artist. Alto, Books or Prints, and Pat loin); ; the whole fanned with great care and atterutiori Owing the la-t thirty years. To be stewed till the Sa'.e. Cate-goes may be bad, price 2.. with a Ponca of Mr. Grave Awe as. of Mr. Ricbarusag No. 31, Strand. PRINTS, MAPS, DRAWINGS, .1100iSS OF AND PORT FOLRB. . Ry Mr. RICHMIDSOM At his house, No. SI, in the Strand, or TM/ 1 1SM% April 4, and the following Day, at Twelve o'Clo..k, siy Order of the atiing Exe,:utor of the late &heard Now. I:z9. dec,"•ietl, 1 t 'H E Valuable Collediou of PRINTS,. after die he , t. Italian and nth .:r Masters, in flue ureeivatio... among others equally valuable, is Da n i e l' s Vi o l as in fßii: floats., enloardd; View of Rome on twelve Sheen; 111.torieal Prints and Ornaments of the Vatican arsit'Vlat If Antonini's, by Voipato, ke.—Some Proofs, and others, ilgte painted, equal to Miiiiatures.—King Ch-rlta the First ant Qleeo by Sir Robert Strange, very hoe. NIA.PSrNuvw Plan ot ? London on Thirty-one sheets, cofrokrsin. A cunouser- Inainn of Or ginal Drawing: of Napa and Planet,/ amen, kc, Malden Costume, Manners, And Diversions. The Cos Collection, Y Vol. Domes Egypt, it Vol. H.dge. V lOU§ India ; Gisten': Views in Pan:. proofs ; Le Roy'aGirvece ; sad PORT FOLIOS. To be viewed on Wednesday the Si, and Mornings of Sale. ; Catalogues to be had of Mr. Stukta,d No. 34, String.; of Mr. Clarke, illoArselier, Bond street. A CURIOUS, RARE, AN!) sn.rxr:lD tusimrt. By Mr. WEEWART. At his Auction Rooms, 194, uoteibe Albany Home, /Coo dilh, on THURSDAY, April 11, and following Dal* %,,nclay excepted), at Twelve o'Cinek, riIHE valuable, splendid, curious, sad vine IL LIBRARY, the Property of a Nobleman, and tOlllOll of, ris. Worlds, a fine ant mascAless C..py ; Shah. sprite's Waits, Ist, 24, 3d, and 4th * 1.41111)11i • a fine Col lection of County Historie s f ally Voyage', Fn:(lish des, Early Editions of .he English Pools, Roinances, and many curie.. Tracts ; a most splendid Assemblage ..f Bouks of list, by the First Artists of the English, Dutch, Flemidc, French, Italian, and Owosso Schenk, 'en fine Impr,sn.ns, fit Vole ; several Valuo.es of anti* Penn.'s; a eo.n pier.* C.Heenonolf Debate% of lioth Houses of Periiainent, Pa !lament,. Idioms nits, &c. 198 Vu's. the whole in fun Preservation, and maw ur inimptuous ant elegant Bundinp. Catalownes Ps be had Tan Dan presiods td the S .!e. aUAKSPEAEE 4ALLF:ItY, PALL MALL. tie Mr. STEWART, On the Premises, MAY $3, at rwe,ve &Clock, by Orderer the Pteyrietor, without re,w,e, HE Valuable and most desirable LEAS- T HOLD ESTATE, and Capita Boasting, called Tbs SHAKSPEA RE GALLERY, hixtpfuer Yeats of the Lease unexpired, at a very noade•ate Ground Rent. 'Elie Pte.n,wa are tpecious in extent, anti iu the cr.-4 cumpleta cute g,- pair, no espenet having been rural by thr hale Pmpt,etrri, for that propose. The situation is 5. oly d,iratile, bring 0.4 or the first in this Groat Metropolis, end partlettlerty welt adapts the exhibition of any aatti s tesinedui with tho Arts, C.iyorate Bodies, Of Conyanws, who olay want ernes sore P,e.n.set, aaJ a public, respezhade .itustion. Porticos", tar. will be tasty for d tie. n w,. the Id or Aprl next, and may Then be had a t the S. A loe G illery • Gor mley% Conee•howse; end of Mr S: : / art, at his Alict.wa Rooms, cy,,owte Albsey.house, THE PAINTINGS TO ILLUSTR ATE THE WORKS gt OUR IMMORTAL BARD. • ifilasetuttE. By Mr. STEIA/Alt f, On the Prem:sea, the Shakspetre Gallery, Pail Mail, May 19, ant Two Days, at Twelve ()Viol*, by seder of the Pre,,rietur, without merge. THE Noble and Valuable C o ll o dion of PIC• TURES, illustrative of the Worirs of ern Inins•••til Bard. This truly National assemblage contain. the ci t produalculs odour mad celetirated z meth A tr.ts , end h ins only illustrative Mthe Winks ut cur groat Poet, but also ef our own Country. The lovers of the Drama, in this colleetwav will be highly gratified in finding the Arirets have die seek amply plaice to the id-a and fancy of the Authrw; the Ama teur, of Historical will fi:lti a rand selection, into trative of the most 3112 , Jura4ie events which have happened io Pic British empire the whole eolle , lion reflecting the gmat,at honour on the public spirit and taste of its late Proprietors, the Messrs. Boyrte:ls. The Exhibition Room. will be opened for one Month pea Timis to the Snit., belug the last time the Public CAD rye? Nee of •iewing this as an entire Coltel ; Jtscriptive Coulees's , Irvl then be had at the Shakespeare Gallery; and at Mr. Stewart's Auction ROOMS oppoorite Albany, Warr% Pieradilly. LONDON--printed by GEORGE DAVJOROW, No IS. Wych street, St. Omani's, and pelipijobsil by JOIDAS RYDER, st the Office, No. If , heck gi St. Cloweeti Ch:tr,h, Str.nd, where t hrtert Aft Ai Net t 4100. (I• 4 *-0 11 ) will be duly siteadoil bo. Copy of a Letter front Capt. Farquhar late 0, Majesty's Bomb the Acheron, to Farquhar, dated in Ma a Prison, the litt!, of Feb. 11 ed to lay before my dor es. a. • ~s; Ili • enclosed copy of 44 A -s ~ - • pure sad de • • • t : 2 • -a. • . r~ ' • Andrew, Holborn, in the rnunty or taititOsox, enactmaker, to surrender Muth SO, April 2, and May 4, at ten, at Guild. hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Cunttor Street, Clitan • eery Lane. John Eakes ' of Birmingham. in the comity of We:spirit, beatsbeatsfounder, dealer and chapmaiy to surrender April 8,9, and May 4, at eleven, at the house dr Charles Wildly, calkil the Shakespeare Tavern, in New Street, in Birmingham store said. Attorney, Means. Smart arid Thomas, Stapll London p and Mr. Bedford, ltrmingharn. Robert Blakiaton, of Bishop Wearmouth, in the county of Durham, oommon brewer, dealer and chapman, to vureotar April 46, 47, and May 4, at eleven, at the Budge Inn, in pishep Wearmouth aforesaid. Attonicli, Mr. &stab, Cathe rine Court, Tower all, London ; and Mr. Laws, Su) • derhind. William Braddon, of l'olperro„ in the county r‘f Cornwall, shopkeeper, dealer and chapnian, to surrender April 9, 10, and May 4, at eleven, at the house of Thomas Luce, called the White Linn Inn, In Broad Street, in the city of Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Waiter Swayne, Bridge Street, Bristol; and Messrs. Bland•Ord and Street, Inner Temple, London. Thoma: Nun, of the town of Ledbury, in the county of Hereford, money Rcrirener, dealer and chapman, to surrender March 2111,14, and Maw 4, :1I eleven, at the feather lan, in Ledbury, in the ,aul comity. Attorneys, Bigoe Charles WII. liAelf, Eel. Bedford Row, London; arid Richard Banally, of the city of Worcester. James Aveline, late of the town of Ross, in the county of Hereford, grocer and chandler, to surrender April 11, 11, and May 4, at *keen, at the Swan Inn, in the town of Rosa, in the said county of Hereford. Attorneys, Messrs. Fr•meh . and Williams, Cantle Street, Holborn, Loudon ; and Mr. Will am Hooper, of Rosa aforesaid. Thomas Tebh, of Wardour Street in the parishof St. Ann, Soho Square, iri the county of hi iddletee, leath,r dresser ' lea ther seller, dealer and chapinui, to surrender M arc h 26, April 6, and May 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attar Nay, Mr. Roche, Nicholas Lane ' Lombard Street. WilliamGrayaott and Phillip Shires, of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, hop and seed merebaerts, Matirrender March 26, April 6, and May 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Clinton, Union Street, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. April 20. Williams Blinkhern and John Musgrave, of Foster Lane, Cbeapeide, in the city rit Lowden, merchants, silk weavers, dealers and chaplet), at twelve, at Guildhall. April 23. Sleben Parkinson, of Dori, in the county of Kent, druggist, dealer and chaptnan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 20. James ClegG of Griffin Street, Shadwell, in the county of Middlesex, m: river, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. April IS. John Martin Sawyer, Joseph Fletcher Trueman, and Joseph Powell, of Cannon Street, int he city of London, merchants, broken, dealers and chairmen, at eleven, at .Guildhall. Aprn 11. John Martin Sawyer, of Cannon Street, in the city of London, merchant, broker, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at GoPdhall. April 13. Joseph Powell, of Cannon Street, in the city of Londol, merchant, broker, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Gaildhall. April 1:1. Andrew Barry, of Vere Street, Oxford Street, in the county of Middlesex, upholsterer, dealer and chapman, at tan, at Guildhall, London. April fO . Isaac Wilann, formally of the Cape of Good Hope, and now or late of Thoriahaugh Street, in the county of Middlesex, doctor in physic, merchant, dealer and (*nap man, at twelve at Guildhall, London. April 20. John twelve, of Oxford Street, in the parish of St Mary-la bonne, in the county of Middlesex, ironmon ger, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. April 20. Thomas Frances and Archibald Weir, both of Swansea, in the count' , of Glamorgan, shopkeeper., dealers and eliamnen, at eleveu, at t h e Bush Tavern, Corn Street, Bristol. April 11 James Brown and James Tregent, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, factors, dealers and chairmen, at twelve, at the Shakespeare Tavern, in Birmingham aforesaid. April ft. Peter Hope, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan caster, merchant, dealer and chapman, at one, at the house or Henry Forshaw, the Globe Tavern, in John Street, Liverpool April 13 Msrk Quayle of Liverpool, in the coun ty o f Lan caster, merchant, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the Star awl Garter, in Paradise Street, Liverpool April 13. William Field, of Streatham, in the county of Sums , . victualler, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. April 27. William Hindliy, of East Retford, in the county of Nottingham, mercer, linen and woollen draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White Hart inn, nn East L-tfo.d aforesaid. krill 17. Thomas Liddell, late of Sieweastle-open•Tyne, in the county of N•irthtionSeiland, grocer, at eleven, at the Shakesiiear Taverr, in Newcastle-upon-Ty e. CERIIFIC RTES—Amt it IS V?lum Stokes late of Old Broad sheer, London, mmidinnt. Sohn Snian,y, William Ellison, and Robert Walinsl..r, all of tllackburn, in the comity MIA waster, cotton 111.11 a Citadels ►ullington, of Havant, M the county of ttaimisliire, shopkeeper William Walker the younger, of the torn of King ton upon naerchant, dealer and ehapreau. Ed card Williams, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, iittor. Will;am nodes, of Wm.*, in the county of Lincoln, iron. molter, dealer and chaperon. Thome. Weighernan, of Neweate Spent, Lund..., mercer.. PRICY. Or HUSH STOCKS Gay. Deb 5 pet Clot. 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