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: . .-~~ ... • 14 aerjeantl, '.*.2 corporolt, I r on,r, f , .. drummers, 218 privates, 2 wait Arica.' h.. yea; and at bullocks. Natives.. Artilien...-1 mint 4 Lowata, l illheesti., 4 Bitches, and 6 'irullock driver., killed; 1 11 ivilikar, 4. Igivateg, 1 Senna, 1 Tindal, 14 ,Limeara. 1 Bheesti ~, 1 BOW ir, and 2.5 bullock-, driven, wounded ; and 1 I esear, mi :e s .,, g , ,at Batt 2d Reg. N. I —1 Jonas tar, 2 llasoldars. 1 Nairk, and 91 privates killed; 1 Setibidar, 1 Jentadat, 5 Harridan, 4 oicka. and sillirivates wounded. lit Batt. 4th Reg.. N. I-. 4 Sinabidar, 2 Havildars, 19 Ini vide*. idled ; 5 flay ailsri, 1 tat 3iCk. !II 1 , 11 Vat. " ,, won ided. 6 Companies BTh N: 1 -.-1 Havildar, and 1 inmate, killed; 2 privates, 1 Calmar, and 1 Hilda. wounded 15-tit Reg N. I.e.- I Havildar, 3 9isicks, and 18 privates, killed; 3 Sembilan, 4 Jewlarg, 6 Havildars, 2 Naicks, and 112 privates, 2 Btoc.stim, wounded; 1 Hayildar, 1 drummer, a.id 12 privates, missing. Total -..5 &outsiders, 4 Jemadars 2211avilrlars 11 Naieks, 1 drummer, 265 privates 1 Serang, I Tindal, 20 Las ear, 4 Bheestei., 6 Bilden, and 31 bullock drivers. Offlo eta killed. 11i. Mliettes Tali Reg --Captain Henry Norford. to Batt 2,1 Reg. N. I....Lleutenant John Forbes. I.t Nast it,. Reg. N 1.-.Liautenant C. C Ftithful. to Batt. 4th Reg. N I...l.imitenant Burgess. 2.1 Batt, 15th Reg. N I —Assist Surg J. Lyons. Officers wounded Molar General peter, severely. H. m.j..... Mill Reg—Captain J. Chisholm, doing duty with Ito Ktiestes 76:h Regiment. firs Majesty's tilth Reg.—Lieutcnant Mantel, doing duty with recovered Europeinti. His Mainly's/6th Reg..-Enitign W. ltampton. r-g lon. 4th N 1.. Captain Lieutenant ICeholl (doing dotal. I.,:repearo Regiment —Lieutenant. A Maxtor, spve,tly % T. chttivil, ditto; T Bryant, ditto; T. Brown, ditto; and I'. Merryin.sii, sliattly. lit Batt 2-1 Reg N. — . lames Murray, .liglit'y. tat Bait. 4th Reg. Nt I ---- Molter, doing duty. Ist Batt . 15th Reg. . t—larnes Turner, H. Sibley, C. S. Senotel,a...- 6 - Peony. slightly. ad lowa. 15th Reg. N I. Hales, since dew!. Boyd. Grand Total of Enropaans.-54 killed; 195 wounded; 12 atornitg. Grand Total of Native:-.g 4 killed; 274 wounded; 15 mining. The missing 'imposed to br killed (Signed) .1. MENZIF.S, Major of Brtgitle. 'learn of Ordnance, rte. itc.•captived at ois:! Battle of Dent, by the Armi tinder Makir.General Frazer, un the 13th November, 1)104. Brass Ordnance. r qiittsettipoundors. estroinades, count,. made 2 Twelve-paintings. the Iletworahle Company's, formerly lost. I N , ive •;yntoJos, r.vo g uese gun. y F.iet.t. t ionrits4. 1 European made, 1 country. a Sis.p.,iyodwra. Ilwf these are the H o runioableCompanCi, fottnerly Jett, at 11 are Foetid', the rentiamder country iMide. 1 Five polorde, Europe made. 11 Four-pounders, 1 ratrope made, 10 country made. 1 Three -pounder, vountry made. 1 'fir...pounder, country made. I Five and a half inch howitzer, country made. 1 Foer and two fifth inch ditto Galloper, ditto, formerly lost. Total 53 guns, and 2 homilies. Iron Ordnance; European Made, formed' given to the Male rant., by Margins Cornarallis, at Scringapatam. 6 11• 1 glween poinnteot, I twelve pounder, 1 eight pounder, 1 rev•-n potiwiereb Os pounders, 2 five pounders, 2 four poen der., 4 those 'pounders, 4 two pounders, 6 one pounder.— Total .Y 4. ' Abatract. ~ 1 Brass gnome, of &derma calibres 2 ditto howitzers, ditto. al iron guns, rat different calibres —Tidal 87 Pietes, In S The whole of the above ordnance mounted on field carriages with !turbot.; furnished with elevating screws, sod every requisite appar.tui. TurnAnl., dec. 2 Turnießs, laden with ammunition, t`m Ilonnorabie Corn yanj'., formerly Ire , 24 tumbrils, la , len with aininghtition. 4 im:..itnition ...utts, the flootourable Company's, tsinualy t-i.t N. !I A rest mintberof tumbrels blown tip in action ; and ... a' were sloughed in the mantra, and aftersrarda burned, are net inelteded in the above number. J. HOILSFOR P. t.ieut. , :ot. commanding the Artillery i i the field. !Since the receipt of the above letters, a dispatch had been rev .wired loom Mao,. General Ocradeoveil, dated Cawnpoor, 17th Nnvernber 1804, by which it appear. that Gen IFroser's lag had been antput ted near the anciu, sold that this gallant and datingabaked olive: wit doing wail Copy of a Letter fors I.ientetiant General Lord Lake to His E‘cell;acy the MOM lalo:ge Martinis kite:lnsley, datea head quarters, Fettysbur, tiny. 18, 1804. MY LORD—M 7 report • of Yesterday connived no yont I.ord-hip an acomiut of my attack on the enemy's cocain. I wow think it ofy.aliity to point nut the very tucriorrious c-ii• duet of the troops enreefel awn 1/4/110cCv;100. Since I left Deltn .11 the 31.1 ultimo, the treeps have daily nwoehed a distance of twenty-three ot twenty-four mils Dar in the day and night preyinos to the maim, they march e d t rtrY?ight miles, and, Pont the distance to which they pursued the enema, the %vice passed noir before they had taken up th.dv ground moult have exceeded seventy ',files. The ;atones:, perseverance, old diaeiplrne, which they dis played ruder such uncommon fatigue, and the otiosity, zeal, and reitlintm, with which they at last attacked the enemy, am . circuitousness which entitle them to my highest praise and 4t) approbation. , I feel myself particularly indeb ted on this occaaion Co ' lonel Marian, the Cianniander a Cain's?. The merits of this Offerer are so fully kenwn to your Limp:hip, that I feel it unne cessary to my more thee that he manifested the same judg ment, spirit. arid seal, stitch have often distinguished him. Lientenant Colonel Vaamicleur, who comataaded the Ist brigade of c l eaky, brought aii corps into aet.on with the ut• m i ut rapidity, and displayed the greatest * l odgment and gal lantry in his repeated and 'iron,' charges of the enemy. His Maieny's Sth Regiment of Dragoons, commanded by Capt. Abercrombie, aiol the lit and 6th Hegiments of Native Ca. rally, the former commanded by Captain Welsh, and the latter by Captain Swinton, charged through different bodies of the enemy's horse, with the greatest retolutann and effect A small oast, of the Sth Dragoons totally destwed a consider able body of Allygole 'mailer', which formed past of the anomy's torte. Liens:ant Colonel Need, who commanded the second brigade, is likewise entitled to try highest praise an* improhae Lion. Ili. Majesty's 27th and 29th Regiments of Light Dra goons. the former commanded by Captain Philpiat, And the latter by Major Wade, and the 4th Regiment of %%dive Caystry, command by Captsm Elliott, attacked with ate utmost morn aad eat ttw different bodies of the enemy to which they were opposed. I.ieutenant Colorist Tonne covernandert th.• advanced gams, • and dessryes my gratitude sad approbation for the spirit and at:trait, which he displayed in that situation. I have goat 'attar:trues.% in reporting to your Lordship the rely meritorious conduct of Ca;.tain fitment, and the corp. of hone artillery wider his command, who, by toe rapidity of their nuovernenU, were enabied to do great exeeution. Capt. Ercemee's great attention in the management of his corps, and hi seal rod activity wiien coax! into action, have, on ever] ereessinn, merited my best acknowledgments I cannot conclude this dispatch without expressing to your Lnolsni a the satisfaction I ha re derived from the good conduct of the infantry, commanded by LMutenantsCrdonel Don.. Th ou gh sot ;resent in the afair of yesterday, the teal and pa tience withwhieh they havesuppi•rted the fatigues am arduous a marsh de-erre my warmest tnanks. Their eagerness in the pn-mit w ould, tiers is no d have been equalled by their gallantry iu the attack of the enemy, had they come up with them. I have not yet ateertained encipher... 4 where the mammy have fled tn, but all accouter lead me to beneye, that they are - where ',Opened in aay ceti• i 'weltered over the country, and tie where trooleet; ed insert eeit• eidetable. twitibers. I have tote honour to be, 6, e. (Styled) G. LAKE. Retion of i,W el Ai' eAl44i - in the Action of the to t triLi s * t'r - Y" , ...,. : 44 1 -ho wes - , killed` . 13 tease ea , lli k i „ e l t -.-• ~ • :-- ... ,:........ ---.--,. :- • ~.::, iJ c•-- t - -i 4 ... ..- -•-• .... . . . - . ; -, .. • 27th Dia5..6..1 rank and Me, and 3 hones, wounded ; 11 heries, 9th llitto.—.4 horse, killed; 2 hireirt, sueunded; 5 hnrse, iniaiing. Hum artillery —1 Bildar, 4 Lasears, 1 Syce, wounded; 12 linraes, miring. ht 741:itiveCavalre.-1 horse killed; 3 horses, wounded. 4 , 1% Onto-1 rank and file, wounded. bth llnte , Lage.tr„ and 9 hor,e4, kilted t I Ilavilitar, 2 tank and 61r, 1 Syee, and 4 bares. %roundel; 3 horse:, ini.sine, Total Havildar, 19 rank and air, t land.ir, 9 La*,:ara, Syees, 79 horses. J. GF.R.IRD, Aitttraui-General. by Command of Excelteney Must Noble Goreinor-Cen, - iral in Conned. J. LUNISDE,N, Chief See. to Goy. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S G.IZETTE. miralty, °ice, April 27, 1805. Copy of a Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Keith, K 13 Adniiral of the Blue, &c. to William Marsden, Esq dated on board His Majesty's ship Monarch, off Rainigne, 25th April, 1604. SIR—You will be pleased to acquaint their Lordships, that I understand that Seven Dutch Schuyts, pit of a con oy pairing towards Boulogne form the Eastward, were yesterday eat off by some of the Boulogne squadron ; the particulars of which, however, lure not yet reached rue : hut I enclose a oopy of a letter front Lieuten rot Shirley, of the Gallant gun brig, to Vice Admiral Holloway, reporting the particulars of the discovery ant tint attack upon this convoy. I have the honour to be, drc. KEITH. Hu Majesty's Gun Vessel Gallant, Downs, SIR, 14th April, 11405. • I have the honour to state to you, for thatoformation.of the Cominandcrin Chief, while sailing guard off Amlleterise this dap, six .11. es. Rear Admiral Douglas made the Watchful' andOallaneralgistaleso chase N.E. on which bearing I discovered a number of *Ammo y's Schuyts under Dutch colours, endeay. Touring to round Cape Gristles, from the. Eastward I made all possible sail, in company with the Watchful Gun Brig, gremlin well in to cot them off. About erglit o'clock I closed w with the enemy, and commenced a well.direffed fire t with noted and rape, which threw thorn into great con Nis on ; but, llobotioratcly, having received four shot between wind and, water from heavy batteries, I was o b liged to haul to the wind on Vie starboard tack in order to sto,. the leak., which I were ig•'“,ive7, very fan. Under these circumstances I was pre- ventee: from capturing the chief part of thi: f 1 gine. One of them, I perceived, struck to the Watchful; and I have the SA. tislifiron of additig, that the inner shore squ ulron was in pur suit of the reinatuder. I airs happy to say the Gallant has not amaii hurt, Although she was engaged within musket shot of lorteries Ir. nearly an hour. The officers find crew under my command conducted themselves with ;neat bravery. Mr. Derby, any Sub-Lieuteriant,l -beg leave to recommend strongly to nod Lords Conintissioners of the Admiralty fur his meritorious conduct in attending so well to my orders. I have the honour to he. .the. (Signed) THU. SHIRLEY. Vice Admiral Holloway, dtc. Cops of another Letter front Admital Lord Keith, to William Marsden, Esq. dated Monarch, off Ramsgate, 25,k Ap.il, 1605. SIR-1 transmit, for their Lordship? informatino, copies of a letter from Captain Honyman, of fits Majestz's ihi,i the Leda, to Rear-Adm. Douglas, and of the list to which it refers, re,eeting the capture of sesen vessels of the enemy's flotilla, part of a division yostraday attacked on their plugs from the EAstwar , 6 towards Boulogne. I have the honour to be, &c. SIR, I.eda, off Boulogne, April 24, 1505. I have the honour of informing you. about sex o'c'ock this morning, twenty-six a( the enemy's vessels were discovered coming MAMA Cate GC 3111• Z : 1 itimicdiandy made the signal for the detached squadron to get under welh, which commies( of the vessels named iu the niar,on*, and Mace great pleasure an acquainting you, the', after en- Racism therm about twd hours, we succeeded in cutting off seven %churls, a hat of which I enclose. lam happy to ac quaint you, there was only Olin slightly wounded on board the Archer, and that bath officers and men who were eieployed on this service, perforated it to my satisfaction. Thetiolla,t haying received some datunte its her hull, bore up for the Downes, which prevented my riling her report. I am, die. ;Signed) ROB lIONYMAN. Rear Admiral Douglas, !cc. A report of the capture of the enemy's flotilla off Cape Grunts, April 24, Ifilus. Sehityr, No. 52, Lord', Suh-Lieutenant of Infantry, Corn niaoder, of three twenty-four pounders and small arms, 25 tons buniten, from Dunkirk, b mild to Atublete. se, and haul 111 soldiers, 15 wands, 1 cauncinier, and I pilot on board Schur, No. 45, A. Joron, of 51st Infantry, Commander, of two six you .den, one tiraily.tour pounder, and I brass how itzer, S 6 tons burtnen, lon Dunkirk, stud to Anthleteuse, and had 21 soldiers and 4 seamen on board. Schuyt, No. Lorna, Lieutenant of Met Infantry, com mander, of two six pounders and one twenty-four pounder. 0 toils burthen, from Dunkirk, bound to Ainhleteire, and had Id soldiers, seamen, 1 cannonier. and 1 pilot on board. Schuyt, No. 45, Linter, Sub Lieutenant of 51st Infantry, Commander, of one twenty-four pounder, one mese pounder, and one six poimilar, US tons burthen, from Dun kirk, bound to Ambler:use, and had 20 soldiers, S seamen, and I camomile, on board Schuyt, No. 3, Mr. Calder, Sea. Commander, left her before taken poao , sion of, frion Dunkirk, bound to Ambleteuse, and had 4 .1t211 , 1411 and I pilot on board. Schuyt, No. 54, 11ragur, Sub Lieutenant of 51st Infantry, Cominander, of one twenty-four pounder aid two sit pound ers, 25 tons burthen, frees Dunkirk, bound to Ambleteuse, and load 2U soldiers, 5 seamen, and 1 eannunier on board. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Botcher and Jolla Frith, of A Sheff 20 ield, in the county of York, linen and woollen drapers, pril , 1805. William Donkley and Robert F.dinouils, +sf Shoreditch, in the county of Middlesex, hutches, April 18, 190.1: SAMOA 14,1tChM1S, Sarah Illutchitip, Esther Hutchings, Miriam Hutchings, Richard Rose, and lhoma. Prat, of W iwi,- in the county of Enna, weavers aid small wale maim factureri, Decenaber 3, 1804. John TRlleginflon, Jelin Manley, and Riehard Acker+, of Liverpool, merchants, April 18, 1905. Thomas Gam and J. H. (;tone, of Bethnal there mot at Hackney, surgeon', apothecaries, and med.r.ll.!wlvtl, April 24, 1805. Samuel Brown and Robert Webster, of Knatesborerigh, in the county of York, inenhants, April 18, 1805. James A:Merton, late of Chorley, in the county palatine of I.biricaster, but now of Adlinutori, in the bald comity, and William Fawley, spindle maker, of entitle', aforesaid, April 24, 1805. Lss,t Jones mild Thomas I.nriguesille Junco, of t)swestry, in the coui.ty of Salop, attorneys and money scriveners, April 20, 1895. Thomas Warburton and George Tumry, rsf Betlinall•green, In the C01110:7 of Middles**, March 25, 18( 5. wAßurrs. 21eniatoin Runts, farmer!! of tfounerlitell, but sine of Lon don Wall, tor the city of !Amnion, pawnbroker, insurer, dea ler and chairman, to surrender AtadiSO, May IV, and June 8, at twelve, at Gullies Attorneys, Messrs. Wedeson, Barlow, awl Gnrsveoor, Austin Triers. James Resloath, late of Deptfonl Ilrido, in the county of K mt, upholder, dealer and eliapouti (but wow I poi one! In 'the Lintel Bench Priam), to surrender April 30, May 11, and June 0, at ton, at Guildhall, Londe*. Atiornem Me”ra. Maddock .ind Stevenson, Lincoln's Inn New siiasre ' London. Pancit Hurts , sod Thorn.is flurry, of Ifeerdoo pork, in the wish of We're lend, in the cnunLy of Nor thoinbetland, ship builders,dralers ar.d chairmen, to surrender ht.y 20, 2, and June 11, at eleven, at the house of Mn,l Atkinson. the Shakespeare Tavern, Newcastle upon Tyne. Attorneys, Malice Clayton and Brumell, and bar. Walters, Newcastle - • Leda, Fury,lla.p, Tla.llcur, dallaut, Arclairr . Locust, Tickler, Watchful, Nforaley, open ; and Nests Cl 4) ten Scott, Lincoln's London. Moses Woolf and Lewis Moo a, of Fish m. - alley, in the borough of Southwark, raleamen, dealers surrender April 30, May 11, and June S, at t, o, at Giaihalt, L o indon. Attorney, Mr, iflaliKeot:rvat Gorge street, Mmorie. James Collins, of Gough square, Fleet street, in the city ,4 London, engrayer, dealer arid cliannian, to siirrilider Mar 11, Is, and June 8, at tWelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. (yak Icy. New London street. Henry Hitchcock, late of A vetntry, in the county.of Wilts, nialt.iter, dealer and cliapman, to surrender May 11, at sip, 10, arid June 0, at ten, at the house of James Nevler, the.Castl. Inn, in Marlborough, in the minty of V Its. Attorney . ., Messrs. Grifkths and %Vegan], Marlborough a oresaid Thomas Newbury, of Great Comm street, Brunswick square. in ,he county of Middlesex, builder, to surrender April 21.‘ May 11, 301 June S, at eleven, at GuiWltall, London. At torney, Mr Patten, Crow. street, Hatton garden. William King, of Birmingh.ini, in the minty of Warwi,k, factor, to surrender May 13, 14, at one, and June 8, at five, at the dwelling home of Henry Rifkin, the Union Inn and Tavern, in Cherry street, in Rommel UT. Ammer., Messrs. Devon and Tooke, No. 10, Gray's inn square, London; and Mr. George Burrish, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. May 21. Mary Tagg, late of the city of Bath, in the county "(Somerset, gricer, at eleven. at the house of George Lee, commonly called or known by the name or :iv' of the Gloucester lain, in the parish of Wa;cot, in the suburbs of the 'aid city of Bath. May 2b. Samuel Trash, of the city of Oxford, grocer, dealer mad charesan,ht twelve, at Guildhall, London. May 20. James Jackson, of Manchester, its the county of Lancaster, mishit manufacturer, dealer and cli.ipinan, eleven, at the house of William Sumner, the Dog Tavern, in Manchester alkore.aid. May IS. Richard Wickwire, of the Colonnade, near the Foundling Iloinittal, in the csunty of Middlesex. painter, gluier, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landau. .May 25. Clough Leese, of I.eopard's court, Baldwin's gardens Leather lane, in the county of Middlesex, druggist, deals; Middlesex, and er *pan, at one, at Guildhall, London. May 25. 411apiel M'Kiiilav and Abraham Mendes Beleterino * of Site tans, ;n the city of London, merchauti, at eleven, at Guildhall May 25 Samuel same, late of Charlestown, South Cam boa, but near of tr..r4dury, its the county of Essex, merchant, dealer and chaptes. , , at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May 25. J.ins ,,, st enact, of tlae city of (Seem!, sadler, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at.' he Angel Inn, in tho city of Oxford. May 25. John Polly, e pariah of 4 ". Giles, in the sub orbs of the city of tixford, rordliany e r simfachei or, dealer and chapniaii,.at eleven, at the Ariel ltr., in the city of Oxford. May 20. George Powilitch, of •Liverpoid, iti yne e j unty of Lincaster, master and mariner, at note, at tilt Innate of Henry eorshaw, the Globe Tavern, is John street, Liverpool May 22. William Hildsr, now or late of 11-tiling, In &e l county of Kent, victualler, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • May 18 William Garrett, of Rood lane, Fenchurch street, in the city of London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. May 21. Robert Stewart and William Stewart, of Manches ter, in the county of Lancaster, merchant., dealer. and chapmen, at three, at the Higher Royal Oak Inn, Market street lane, its Manchester. • May 24. John Doughty, of Stakesley, in the county of York, grocer, linen and woollen dra?er, at ten, at the Black Swan Inn, in Stokesley aforesaid May 18. Porter Shepherd, of Linn, in the county of Nor folk, draper, dealer and ehapinan, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—MAY 115. Renitmin Allingham, of Berwick street, Soho, in the county of Middlesex, picture dexter, &mkt . and chai.iman. John Pickering, Lite of LOOM' Limo street, Pimlico, in the county of Middlesex, dealer lit pine and spirits. Richard Bond, of the city of Worcester, patter maker, dealer RIO cliapouan, John Rk Kemp, late of Havlemere, in the county of Surrey, victualler, thole. and chaltman. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. TO•bIORPOW. Y. V. James Sutherland, York-street, Mary-la-bonne, Mid dlesex, painter and glazier . 10 Edward Lowton, Red Lion-street, Southwark, Surrey, hop and 4ee.l merchant . 3 10 Thomas Blackwell, Cliertsey, Surrey, grocer . 3 1I Edward Davis and William Phillip, Church street, Lanilteth, Surrey, brewers . 3 12 Herman With.loll, Martas-lane, Cannon-street, mer chant. . . Lancelot Boom, Wardour-street, Mitldleex, tailor George White, Whitechapel road. Middle , ex, grocer Alexander Hill, Fat ttttt nth, Cornwall, mariner George Lott Phillips, Hammersmith, Middlesex, mer chant DIVIDENDS. Thorns' Towte and Joshua Jack.an, Newgate-street, _.._ Luntlint, warehousemen . 9 . . Samuel Ittredhl, Ho%um, Middlesex, viOnaller . 10 Samuel Castel' mad Walter Powell, Lombard-street, hankers . . 10 iditin. Ford, Chisweltistreet, near Finsbury-square, Middlesex, shoe maker . 11 . . Thomas Wright, Essington, Rocks, watch-maker 9 William Giles, St. Mare, Stoke Newington, merchant 12 Peter Robert Laud, late of London, merchant . 12 CERTIFICATES. Thomas Gyblett, of New Compsou-street,Solso, in the parish of St. Giles it, the Fields, and of Greeriland•place, Gray's lon-lane, in the parish of St. Pancras, its the county of Middlesex, gsldheater, dealer and chairman. Thomas Revert Fanner, of Retherhithe, in the county of Sur rey, carpenter Robert Slater, of Newgato-street, in the city of London, linen, draper. Henry Hutchings the younger, of High llolhorn, in Viscounty of Middlesex, baker. PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY. 3 per Cent Reared ... 571 511 3 per Cent. Cr. SS b7j Sllj 4 Rer Cent.. 174)417 5 per Cent. they . Lung Aonoitiss. 1417-169-16 Short Ditto..... I 2 'i 161 (Mini um .....32; 3 Exchequer BM% Frig. Lottery "neliolie Cwnsoh for . 51 3411 T RISI7, Stoek-Broirr, No. 4, CienSill, awl Nn. 9, Charing-Cron PRICE OF limit STOC [ S—Arita Y 2. Gnv. Deb. Si per Cent. Date Stock, 3 per Cent. 67 Gee. Deb. 5 per Cent •e Royal Canal Lean, 6 per Ceat SeS COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Fat oar, APRIL 26 Amsterdam .... 30 1 21!. Genoa 4ii Ulm, at Sight .. 37 5 Venice -,93 Rotter.lain l2 2U. Lidnin 6u Har.burglit 35 9 till. Oporto GO Aliens Paris I Day's Dater, 14 Davi Bi.urdeaux .16 2 Portugal Gold in Coin Ca lit Ditto Madrid ..... .... in paper Nov Dollais Dnt., 34 acct. Silver in Raw ...... 0 0 0 Ilillicia lab las A bob Agio on the Rank of Holland 414 5 per Cent. Dublin on London (Aril 19) . lOl a I Belfast on London (April 19.) lislkit of Dobbs' (Si..).d 616 61 days. 0 '1 4 4 • • . • . NAra TNTEL LICENCE. —.... . roarxmovrn, aPsit,t6. At nine o'clock this morning. the C,i- t irt Harrill astembled . on Sir .1. T. I)nekwnrth. and finishedllier ig evidence for the prosecution by three this afternoon. A 1 when they adjourned till to-morrow. '1 he Admirel l t ur then enters on his defence. ~ Sailed this afternoon, with disratches for Gibral tar, and the Mediterranean, the /.os4l, f r i lzate , Capt. fLimond, who was one of the members of the Court Martial, but was excused from sitting, in eons,- qu?nce of the orders received is Sailed thstilfeleor bomb, Captain James ; art& the Aids bomb,-on a cruise. . , lAlso the Pe . frndrr gun-vessel. with a convoy for Cbtlt. Arrived tfie Actde gln-vessel from the French , coast, having sustained much damage in an auction V with a division of the enemy's gun-boats. PLY/ACM:III, APRIL t 5. Arrived the ffird,yigaribrig„from a eriti.:e, with, the loss of her topmasts; and the No,t ro s ignor , j 4 Pirdaik,---, from St. ARtero Or Lisbon, detain.J by the Feld schooner. IN 's 4 ri. E. ' 1•1,111OUTR, APRIL 1",. Arrived this day the Alike excise cutter. '.... . man, from a cruise, with WO atlkerc, to sus be-, d aT.Mount Bay boat ; the American ship Link l• ... ham, Hardy, from Norfolk, thirty-five days passage, • iotohnciongif.en ; t herum,e,A end ti "therm, dteibac f: om London, co, atidptnci n vded , oafor lll, 1 c. ; Humber, of lii guns, from the Downs, with convoy ; the Mary Ann, Rich, from London for Grenada, put in with the loss of her topmast; left the fleet under convoy of His Majesty's ship Ether ass and Serpent sloop of war, which were seen this morning standing to the eastward, supposed to be gone to Torbay. Sailed the traviier cutter on a cruise; and the AIM, Ribbing, for Plymouth, with wine ; the Prio ress Elizabeth packet, KiJd, for Leeward Islands ; Chesterfield packet. Blight, for Jamaica ; anl IVil gingham packet, Ryan, for Lisbon. are hourly ex peEted.--Wind S.W. 1" DRAL. Aram 26. „ Arrived thcjtailleir sloop of war from Dungeness; Daievrery bomb from Sheerness ; Bold, gun-bug from off Oste,ed ; and the Archer gun brig with soirecal more captured schurs 1 with soldiers on Lard, beirtylarr of the enemy's flotilla, taken from op.fer Ostia uwn batteries. Sailed the Potoona and yamdi cq frigates for the French coast. On the 27th, the Lady of dreaph ,i,takey,.F.eq. Id Gm" Gartilesed Place, liertfurd,line, 04 tsrin le.4iiters. MARRIAGE. Sunday, the 21:t in .tint, Mr D. Slice, of the Temple, in Miss Maria ?yin, tit Fleet street. DFAT I On Miredite day evening, at ...s Sonic in the country, Mr. Cliental:lron. late Deputy Serierant at Alma. lie had seen in perfect health the daS , before, and .pent the eemine cheerfully with his Irieods, and retio•kl to bed about eleven o'clock. Snort after that he was saiaztl with an apoplectic ht, and died i i a few hours. HIGH WATER THIS DAT Al' LONDON-BRIM!. Meat. t) reg. after 2.—Lven. 2G mitt. after 1. SALFS BY AUCTION. To be SOLD without Reserve. At leek's Coffee-House, over the Corn Earhange, Tllll DAY, at half put One o'Clock precisely, the fullowilig Goods, vie. ABOUT 3500 QIJAILTERS of Good DANT MC MIXED WIIE V ; *considerable part of which i. under the King's Luck Po. Ex i ,ortation, hut may be env sid Fir Home Consumption, no the Purchasers pacing the air Duty of about 3s. per Quarter. Samples of which may be seen, and Catalogues had, el THOMPSON SCQTT, Sworn Broker, No. 29, Blichul.ri.lane A CURIOUS, BARE, AN'D SI'I,IIIO.DID LIBRARY. By Mr. STEW AR•P, At his Auction Room., 194, amoeba Allauartiouse.Piccaili.ly, THIS DAY, and Tomorrow, at 'Twel ve o Clock, Ti - iE valuable, splendist, curious, and rare LIBRARY. the Property of a Rftibleinaii, and mom: of, viz. °ileale's Works, a fine n'sid nistchless Copy , spare's Works, lot, 24, 34, and 4th, Edition: ; a fine Col lection of CaraMy Histories, Forty Voyages, English Chroni cles, Early SdAiollS of the English Poets, Romances, and many curious Tracts ; a inransplendal Amenthilage of Books of Prints, by the First Artists of the Englnls, Dutch, Flemish, Italian, and German Schools, ver y flue Impre<sions, 'lOO Vol; several Volumes .if British Porn. , ts; a complete Collection 0 1 Debates of hell houses of Parliament, 11/4-liamentary 11100. rid, &e. 198 Vuls. the whole in fine Preservatioa, and many lit sumptuous and elegant Bindings To be viewed this Day, and To-inrumw, from nine tiCIOCk Pre•1100 . 1 to each Ihy's Sale, and Catalogues had. TO POST-MASTERS, STABLE-KEEPERS, ASLI OTHERS. By SADLER, At his Repository, Creswell-street, near Smltlifirld, TO; MORROW, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, the ful:owi liaises, &c. A BLACK MARE, fast trotter, temperate to Iride, and steady in hairless. A Chesnut GeWnid, 44 anen hands and a ball high, fast in all his p a c e s. fa Weak Gelding, fifteen hands high, a good Gig Horse A Brows Chanot Gelding, fifteen hands and a half high , five yeas ahle st-ady and quiet in harness. A Chesnut tieldiiir, fifteen hand, one inch high, a clever Gig Horse. Tour useful CM Acmes. A Ssfolk-bred Cart Horse, Cart and HAMM, 1114 proms, of a Grocer, declining bininora. A Cookies ness,sead a pair of handsome RO4lll Horses, the pmt. B Gentleman litving no further use fi , r them. And upwar ass ds Seventy Horses of various Draeriptonis, amongst which several good Roadsters, Mathitteni, Postiiilors?t, be N. R. Several gips? Chaise', Gigs, Chariots, CarrOleti Post Chancy and sundry other Lots. To b. viewed the blaming of O&M W ELL-STIR EFT BKl'ol=oll Y, FOR THE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIACFS. 3.e. IA SADLER returns his most sincere '!'hanks 1-.. to his numerous Frienel4 els' A liberal Public, for Ile honour of their past farrws; here lease to inflow then hi Once& haying a SALE. BY AUCTION every FRIDAY. -I Twelve &Clock, the commencement of which will be us lhf 31 of May, and intends selling an every 'f IlleitlV as owl , The above Repository O c o nstantly open for the n.vephil" Horses and Cge. for sale. Nu expenee arria Aof uction chanted on Mises, &c. if not 90 12 N.B. Private tiles executed on the iltortnt notice, 0 ' t r);:L.=.7...............j.....:.;.... 5 . gete e. teri p t :y atten s a tion r:y peib sass t i o e th vin e Inlieveet , Day, urfexheisepetiiiier.,. is, ~.,,,,,..„..,—Pi,ited by GEORAA DAVIDSON, Ns. 3 1 Witch Street, St. Clements, and iiiihlisberl by 30 0/ RYDF.R. at the Office, No. lb. Reek of fit. Chow' . Church, Strand, where Doles@ for re repels Aber t ° ' will be duly Weeded te• 2 10 2 10 WWI! 1 yuvii smag===2l rft!!lS P 1 be PO" LA 0 With Charvi z e d a the I lads( the 1 OTT, Comp, THI Fr IIIS Pl Ikkirstie ro Apt 111. a 5 Ittutra cidcntal to t lo wtt,cit veal Ti BY C' TIIE. THIS P WOW I ,V The To which I,{llllTarl Lidrl, Mrs./ 2 .... 2 .... S• • • .` ..-- 1110,000 riche Part of fel drawn, I Ditto i Dato 3 Dm) 4 Dim. 5 TIME' Told 'uf Quarter TEN Ti vi• BIS/ • te•pes in 4eneral, tw ;din 13 c. of t 4 ' th.t ha , take, blii he nano antra& fi Tielw w J INA:4OI<A 0 C RUNS ; al ha Shan+, al are psy tag In 11. 1 3117 R iL 1).. the Hal I Vane , / o Atlowed an I•en cstablti , WO , lidenfo AI *et vi budisit• of tibeig cowl ICHit AA spertfu LOIIIRY (May). Th 2 Pell A.tl -the TICK GOODLIWII CROSS, Lam, An e .rly P "Irani. of rii, N the IJIP 2 Prim • CWit"r ft. 3 the Tic! timer htit the hi I.le lai 10,6001. No Prix. *Keit WI Price of 10.0 :c. i)RIZEI 1 or sm.! lan us Drawl b au ! t om . Twee( 39,1 N • k,ooqts. Dom. 4c. du as the Forw SAND POl manly make fug examen N. a STATE 1 THE Halo ZARD, HUi caries sto where raq steered, sad In the I lid ••• Ca . r " .1 441 1 pees, I