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In BIRTH. Lott at Ed.fibu,gh, the Ktgi.t IL.n. Lal. Louia 00e, .1 &MU. mARRIAcrs. The Rev • Robert Nixon, of Red Mills, Chapeliond, near Dublin. lt..q. to Mini Fetheroton, daughter of the late Wui. Fetheitten, of Carrick, musty of Westmeitli, f.sq. Lately, at Dean, I.ieisteriant Rot c, of the 16th or Queries Lira Dragoons, to Mrs. Ilulton, widow of the late William Halton, Esq. of Hutton Park, Laimader. • Lately Mr. Edwatd Lambert, of Jewry•street, Aldgate, to MooTiii:lnpenn, of Tower-hill. At North Badsley clouds, by the Rev. Dr. Hill, John Lyons, Esq. of St. Amaiii%. near I% iiii.igton, to Miss Rob bins, daughter of %Viliitm Robbins, El. of Salisbury. At Edinburgh, John Rio, Esq. Goof to the Right Hon. L rd Armodale, in Orkney, to Miss Margaret Glen, daughter of the late Mr. %V_ Glen, userelmot, in Glasgow. At Bridol, W 11. Tonge, Ei of °Preston, in Gloucester shire, to Mir Bryan, daughter of the late Rev. J. Bryan, of Charlton. Somerset. At Bridport, in the county of Do.set, Ati:s Ralston, daugh ter of Abraham Barton, F.sq. tie Mr. Bridgman, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and son of Dr. Bridgman, of Plymouth. Lawrence Strange, Eq. of Aelwardotown, County K liken% ny, nephew to Lawrence Strange, Esq. Queen Anne's-street, London, to Miss Fitzgerald, daughter of Thomas Vita cerald, Esq. Ger dine, county Kildare. i re At ReugagiV ,arles IYOyly, Esq. to Miss Greer, youngest daughter of Willi.nn Greer, h . si. Arthur Kelly, E.q. of Armagh, to Mi..: Pi= S'lMAtil, Se. V.lll d night," or rttostras Sherronl, Esq. of Blessington-street, 1 Dublin. At Philadelphia, on Easter .Sondoy Isar, Mr. Edwa•d Find. item, late of Grafton-street, Dubin., ter kfias Byrne, daughter of Mr. Patrick Byrne, late of that city, lairokaeller. At GI ling, William limes, Eiq of Sandsulie, in the co u nty of Cartitticii, North Kotain, to Mi.. t:radock, daughter of 811e14ou Cradock, Vbs. of rlartfulft„ hear Richmond, in the comity of York. tieoryea Church, Bloomsbury, by the Rev. C. W. Dyer, Franc, Parrott. 1. - sq of Ilaukeshury flail, near COVeW try. to Miss Hewitt, eldest daughter of tine late J. Ilcont,k:sq. of Coventry. Yeste,ta.—Wwsr Ntors •Ir-•-lialalty at the Pub Ofh, es. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS. 114 T 16. Grnverntnent Deb 31per Cent.... ....67j MU*, , percent. .... ...............1* ....... ....10 n oth Stock, Spec cent Treasury 6.11,, 16%, .$ per cent ....Par. ft nyal Canal Lean, 6 per Cart Ditto 4 per rent ... 71 ili,, al Canal I.4an. 6 per Cent 66; City Bends, 6 per re.it .. nis COURSE OF IGE. Famaw, MAT 18. Amsterdam 32 4 2111 Ditto .it Sight 37 • Rower 12 y 2 V. 16 3 2%U. Alton 96 4 2411. Paris 2S 10 Lev. Ditto. I.i IS 2 C. Dolirdeaux 2S IS Madrid Ditto Cadiz Ditto Kilboa Leen,' is (ienua 4S Venice 59 Naples lri Lisbon °ruts, 6l Dublin l7l •Ctttev. 1. a. 4. rnuntal Gold in Coin _ _ _ per ut. Deubleimis New I)nllare Silver in !tars New Louis rich Agin on the Rank e( Ifolland Si per Cent. 'l6) 74 - - - Dubiin on 1.44nd0n (Ma , Belfast on London (Ma; Belfast un Dublin (Mal 11) 617 II) 9'4 lu 6t days. COAL EXCHANGE. MAY 21. Nest Coals, in Ilse Pool. per Chi Wren Us. 04. mil ove.eci tO TioulekCitpert at 40s. 04. Suesterlsi44. per CltaNroe 42.. W. Delieered to Hourekeepess at A PERSON, who has for Years been accustomed to ieeeit nag Rents and superintending Estates, is desilors of being engaged ifl such Capacity, by ally N.,blernau or Gea deman of extrusive lauded Property. Respectable Reit:swat can be given A Luia directed to T. Smith, at Mr Hodgson's, Briokseller, comer .1 Wi , iipole and Great Mary•ls-ltonne-strects, will be im mediately attended to. PLEAS atNl' and RFTIRED SITU keKNEY. To be !SOLD, by Mesiri. MURTON and E NNUR, THE desirable LEASE of a modern, substantial. brick DWELLING HOUSE, in complete repair, replete with domestic COMlCllienCiell, agreeably situated in a retired and pleasant part of the respeetable Village of Hackney, containing good Attics, 3 commodious Chambers, t Dressoig Rooms, handsome Drawing ROOl3ll, Dining Room 2l feet by IS, Brmkfast Parlour, ElltriaCe Hill, Foutman's Pantry, Good kitchen, Wash House, excellent Ceilarbig, and a Garden ; held on lease for an unexpired Term of sixteen three-eight yearo, at a in Ideate rent. _ _ To be viewed with Tickets, which, with farther paiticularv, may ►e had of Winos. Burton and Vcanur, No. 62, Cumhill. COUNTRY HOUSE, FURNISHED, for Nine Months, with intnweliate Posieion. To be LF.TT, by Meigs. BURTON and VEN NOR, ACapital, commodious DWELLING HOUSE, with extensive and prodi n fa;arden, fully cropped; Standees fur Carriages, roomy Stabling, Paddock, Coai.h Sweep. and about Oil acres of rich Meadow Land, delightfully situated In a respeAabl o and rural Village, about nine miles East of London. The Premises are replete with domestic convenience, genteelly funiadied, suitable for the rendence of a family of diNtanction; ate I.4.ee.taty situated on a ' , leasing eminence, commanding rich pietivesque views of the surrounding beau tint' country. To lau riew•d, with rckets cult., which, with ftvt, , o7 Par ticulars, niay brhaf by application to Mow Bunoli Vent. tar, 62, Cor..hill. SALES BY AUCTION B.STKIIIARTIN and TOPOGRAPHICAL PAINTINGS', DRAWINGS, PRINTS, BOOKS, ice. y OIL RICHARDSON, At hie Hosea, Nn. the Corner of Valise: street, in the Strand, THIS and Tee following Days, at rwelre o'Clock, A COLLECTION of PRINTS and DRAW. INGS by 1112'!010/2i. Dayei, Girtin, Wenn-, Munn, Booker, aarid.ry, Shephrid, Turner, and Varier ; a few PICTURES by Antal, Barker, Rathbone, Wilier, and Wright ef Derby; RARE ENGI.ISIS PORTRAITS ; a Small Coliseum of BOONS, including a History of Englund, :: sole ; and a Collecrum towards a likory of Wiltshire, a ltimeter! With a large Numbs? of Demeligi, Skerebet, end Priori, in 2 large rob hclio , &:. &.:. To he •iewed on the Mornings of Sale ; Catalogue; shay be red-et Mr. R•charsben, No. SI, Strand ;'rice Sixpence); and of Mr. Clark, Bookseller, Bond-street. LN A FEW DAYS, By Mr. JEFFIrRY, At his Rooms, No. 11, Pall Mall, T HE GENUINE: and VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY of The Ri f tlit Hon. ftICIIA.RD, fond ALVANLPT, Lord Chief Justice of His Maje•tv's Court of Common Pleas, deceased. Including all the Reports of Cases argued in all the Coorts„ of Law; all the Abridgments, Indexes, Tables, Charters, Honks on the Constitution, Crown, and Parliament; Leine the most general Collection of Legal and Cointitutional Honks that have been ever offered to Public Sale. LEAsk: and Neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Btett's Buildings, Camberwell-toad. By Means. BURTON and VENN OR, On the Premise., No 2, Brett's-buildings, Camberwell-road, To-MORROW, at Eleven o'Clock, THE neat 1 - 10USEHOLI) FURNITURE and EFEFCTS of Mr. CLARE, rinitertel by Govern ment to a Foreign Station The Furniture C 01111044% Four Po.t and other Ited•teads with Cotton Furniture., Lucid Bnis and Bedding, Chews of Drawers, !Mahogany Dining, Card and Pernbruke Tables, Chant, Oases, Carpets, and Kitchen Requisites, &c. Precisely at Ten s'elselt we! he Sold, the than...Ws LE ASE of the Promises, with large Garden; held fir a Terraof 21 Years, at a toodi•ate Rent' The Premises to be viewed Three Div., and the Furniture Opener previoes to the Site, when printed Descriptions and Calalngo/. mul l bee had on the Prenttses; and of Messrs Burton and Vtolllof, r l o 62. Singularly LEAN! , I !OLD it 11 , SIDE NCT. Akin three Nine. of the tr dgel. By Mears. BURTON and VTNNOR. On TUESDAY, the 49th irm at Twelve, at Garraway% (if nut previvavly il,,posed of by Private ContraCt), - A . .• Truly dv.irable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, It. fireman* weeder, pleaesroly Waled en agreedelethetenee (mem the root, entainand lig Mono and distant rospettsuf great beauti, and Gont.gouut to the toady leading t..Clapharn and La 'seder Hal, sue late seat and property of W &infield, Eiq tirneetin•d. Ttv H.us. guar a handsome timiturm elevation, with eight ehem ful Chamber% Hteming-rtionas, spacious hand some Draieing• Dining-room, commodious entrance Hall, 4 Rate, mini piste Kitchen, ranter, Housekeeper's-ro o m, Laun dry, ill-ewhouie, capital Cellaring, Coach-house Three-nail Stehle, liege Gra,iary, Gardens, Hotter, and suitable attached and detached Office*, an extensive and singularly produftive Carden tastefully dimmed, Green-house, Hot-house, and Kitchen Garden, an inclosed Field adjoining with separate communicatum, together about four Acres. The heather are recently b.tilt, of the very beat materials, under the inspedion of experienced, judicious workmen are in complete order, end sobrniu.sd .• suitable for the immediate reception of • Genteel Family. The Girder is cluathed with the most choice sr-lec hen of g voting Freit Trees in the Mghest perfeeion The locate, exclusive of the Meadow, it held on Lesie for a long Term of near 70 years, at a moderate Ureutid Rent The Furniture mai be taken. by the Pun:Meet, at a ialeatien , if rejected, will I. • Sold or. the Premises in a few days To be viewed oil the day of vale, with ticket. only, whell with printed deieriritions, mar be had u f Mew,lotion mil Venue', No. 11-4 04101111 Partieuhrs tau the Prea.a.ts. and at Garraway's. SALFS BY AUCTION. CORNIIII.L.—SUPIRIOR SITUATION. BURTON and VI-Is:NOR, On 'rer.sDAY, the :9th :it IZ, at Garraw.tif jd zat pi , noudy thipoort of be ?-irate l'ontr.l,ll), 9 1 11 E very desirable LEASE:. with irnnsedi , te of a eouttortatplc o uteaantial Krick DWTL LING HOME, with rotoistrdnig bow-front. Shop trim rtißrbly tituatr the 'city perierattle part of Cornhill. itoote !s in the "nig e./Tn:;/..te r:•pmr, aid contain, Sleeping Roonii, twn Dr- leg Room; Dining Parlou r , !;,when,3hop, ~nd extensive dry cellanng The rapacity of the Premis , = tc submitted to he of the high r o sinrowtarti.ws to rerioni &know: of engagii.g an a retail awn. two in the mod reipettahle thonoughtare in the City, and b.. ap undoubted preference for ntimietty ro a , tY en which, in eaujundhon wrth tite drany , itriosirt adraweav % rer4og frotis the local Situation, chiont pa.tieolaf Attention; hold on Lew& for an =expired Terns of abort Twenty Yeas t at a moderate Rent. TO h. viewed Six Days previous to the Sale; when ritned Descriptions may be had on the premises at Garrawaylt) and b. Burton and Vennoi t 62, I,:ordsill CHISWELL-STREET. Ey Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, Oh TUESDAY, the 29th mat. atTwel re °TIN+, atGarraway.. by Ditedion of the Mortgagee, with Consent of the As. 7 signers 7 r lIHE desirable LEASE, with immediate pontes. skin, of a Krick DWELLING lI9USE, with Double. Front Shop and Private Entrance, innate Nu. 46, Chisvreil. street, near Finsburyscuare, late in the occupation of Mr. Ford, Shoemaker. The netlike% conta.n three Servants Rooms, Four Chambers, commodious Strop. Parlour behind. and Private Entrance, rendered very convenient Grr letti ; two Kitchens, Wash.hotke and Cellaring ; held on Lease fix an unexpired Term of Eighteen Years at Lady Day lan, at Itso moderate Rent of 481. per Annum. To be viewed Three Days previous ti the Sale, and printed Deirription, had on the Premises; at thruway's ; of Mr. Bora. Solicitor, Devonhireotreer, Bkhopsgate ; and of Merin. Dar ton and Vennor, No. 62, Cornhill. LEASEHOLD PREMISES, NECEINGER, BERMOND. SEY. By Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, On TUESDAY, May Y 9, at Twelve &Clock, at Gamlen% by Order of the Executas of Mr. Tysom, deceased, 'rHE LEASE of a DWELLING HOUSE and 1 Garden, conlaining four Chareherv, Store Closets, tw• Parlours, Kitten, Wavh-houve, and Grvien ; held for an ea expired Tern of Twenty-one Years:aad a Qua:ter at MIMS , mer, at a moderate Ground Rent. To be •iewed, and Particul.ds had three days previous MI the tale, on the Premises; at Gammas% and of Messrs. Busts. and Vennnr, No. St, Consh.ll. I.EISF HOLDS, BETHNALL-GREEN. By Messy BURTON and VENNOR, 0;. TUFSD IY, May 29, at Twelve °Visa, at Gamma" ty.direetion of the Proprietor, HE LEASE of Two BRICK DWELLING•. otpws, wit► a large Plot or Parcel of spare Oromedl o i.t, .item Arwhor-stroet,Betheal-green. The Ilnuses are lat me Tenants at Will; the Ground in hand huhl for a lougTessi i , at a Gronod Rent. Ti be viewed, .trul. Particular.; had three days previous to kite, on the Premises., at Carraway's ; and of Marrs. Bona. ►nd 1' , 411130g, No. at,.Corish.ll. LEASEHOLD HOUSTS.-..CHANCF:RY•LINE. By Meows RURT( /N and VENNOR. At Garrawa 'a, ou TUESDAY, 29th May, 1604, at Twelve o'Clock, toy Order of the Propriet o r, in Two Luta, THE valuable LEASE of Two Houses, with convenient Shop% in complete Repair, eligibly si tuated, beirig No I and V, Chancery-lane, near Fleet-street. Lot I-4. a oinvenieut Family Hour, with commodiout Shop, elig:trly situated, being No 2, Charicary4ane, now in the Occupation of Mr. Rossetti', Cheesemouger,on Lease fir •Eighteen Years, at 411. per Anaum. Lot 2-1 dia., adjoining, with immediate Possessioe. The Premises are held on Lease, for an unexpired Term if pat Twetny-ime Years, at the low Rent of 201. each House. T. be viewed, by Leave of the Tenant*, Thn•e Days pea. viou. to the Sale ; when printed Particulara may he had es the Premises ; at Ciarrawara; and of Messrs. Burton and ltennur, 62, Cornhill. NEW TER RACE, COLEBROOK-ROW, ISLINGTON, and UPPER FOUNTAIN PLACE, CITY ROAD. By Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, ' On TUESDAY, the 49th Ins. at Twelve °Vlach, at Gan& wars, in Two Lots, DTAESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES. desirably situate, being No. 4, New Terrace, Colebrook row, and No. 2, Upper Fou n tai n Place, City Road. esit 1. A Modern Built Laaseheld Dwelling Howse, recently put into the most compkte Repair, pleasantly situate, Ni. 4. New Terrace, facing the New River, containing a Drawing Room, Two Parlours ' Three Chamber, , Servants' *own. Two Kitchens and good Cellaring, and an inclosed Garden. held on a Lease at a Ground Rent. Lut 11. A convenient Leasehold Dwelling House, N.. Tippet Fountain Pace, Coy Road; containing a Diawing Room, Two Parlours, Three Chambers, Kitchen, Wash-house. Chaise-Louse, Stable, ;tad Gazden held un Leas: fur about Two Teen. APOLLO BUILDINGS, 7-AST-STREET. WALWORTH. By Mews. BURTON and V EN NOR, On TL'ESDAY, the 29th inst. at Caraway's, at Twelve &Cock. (unless previously disposed of by Private Contratt), A Desirable Leas hold, Modern Brick DWEL LING HOUSE, pleasantly situattel, bring Nu. 11. ApoOn Buildings. Ent-street,lwo-th, recently put, at a very eunederable expence, iato the rnwn complete Belem ; containing ThieriChasoberi, liaodaonte Drawing Room, Di ning Room,- Fireekfart Parlour, Y.itchen, BIPVIiIOUItt, Cgtiik• Ind. Coal Shed, very extensive Garden, tastaully laid nut end planted with thriving Trecr. Poultry Yard, Piernv, Two Stall Stable, Coach House, with Two good Rooms over, end back continisnwation to the Rued; held un Lease for Seven, Fume. teen, or Twisty-one Year:, optional with the Tenant, ate maw. dent, Rent. To be viewed Six Days preilous to the Sale, and prioblel nricription• had on the Premium; at Ganewera; and Mesas Sutton and Velum, No. 62, Cornhill. CUPYHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, about Titres M from Romfird. By Mears. BURTON and VENNOR. ASingularly Desirable, detached CO rrAce RESIDENCE, with Chaise House, Two-Stall ht.**, large prelim:hie Gorden Mitefully disposwe,and planted •rels thriving Fruit Tree+, sinisterly situate a pleasant &runic firm the Ituai, in the centre of a respectable, rural, and heath Village, eitimanauding a rich variety of beautiful home Sc and distant Priw!m,te, contrasted with the distant 'ldle, and reheard fir a fine view of the It iNIC The wimple very recently pet into the most perfect order at a cons decal* Eapenee, Corning together a cumplete delightful liewilesais fur a sine% U •ntirel Tie different Aoarteaeots me 14 good proportions, and evneirt of rive Chamber., Orsaiag Room, che,rful Drawing Ruom with c icular Freud& W ar dims :inning to the Garden, Nonni Roma, taft:aisie Kitchen, Wash House, Man Serveuit'a Roomy sea wet tar Lhan.eche Vraires. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOVTH, HAY 20. Arrived the Cidrnetts, Lord Eldon, and the Expe riment East India ships, from the Downs. The Queen, of 98 guns, Captain Manly Dixon, is ordered to proceed immediately to join the Channel Fleet. She has unmoored, but is not expefted to sail this evening. Wind E. The Aveheleede frigate, and Prevoyante, were to have sailed to-day ; but as more stores are o be put on board the Prevoyante, and several more outward bound vessels are expected round to take advantage of the proteiftion, they were stepped to-day by a telegraphic order. suctaaass, MAY 20. Sailed this day the Braddick armed ship, and the Laity cutter, with a fleet under convoy for the Daldc. TALMOCTM, MAY 18. Pat in here by contrary winds, His Majesty's ship Zaryitice, 24 guns,•,with about 25 vessels under con voy for Quebec and Newfoundland ; also the Swe dish brig A Mle CathllMq, Capt. Krabb, from Te ter:burgh, with irou and hemp, bound to Opor:o, way leaky; the American ship Eh-a, Capt. Lvatis, freak Norfolk, Virginia, 30 days passage, called live for orders ; and the Harriet, Ford, from London, to wait convoy for Honduras. Sailed the ship .Worhee Ramtey, Swindale, for Poole ; Afyrtty, Harper, for Lancaster ; 3faque, Dennis, for Bristol and Rcgulas, Musgrove, for London. • The Prince of Trees packet. with mails of the 7th, Bth, and 13th inst. for Lisbon, is detained by contrat y winds. The //trek/did packet, with mails from theace, is daily expeeted. The Przarew Rhzebrth packet, Kidd, with mails for the Leeward Islands, sails on Sunday next. Sailed the 48irr cutter, with a fleet under convoy for Wales. Wind S. W. DLAL, MAY '2O. Sailed the Seearge sloop of war, with the Al.twi,k Castle East-Indiamen, and the rest of the outward- bound vessels, under convoy for Portsmouth ; Ba silisk gun-brig, Dart sloop of war, i r riertM man of war. Jo/fain:and Champion frigates, on a cruise off Calais and Boulogne. 41rrived the Boracite sloop of war from a cruis e , Anil remain, with the rest of the ships as per last. PLYMOUTH, MAY i 9. Arrived the PLIWIShie man of war from a cruise, and she Eagle cutter with a fleet under convoy from the emetward. Sailed the Viper cutter on a cruise. Wind N. W. MAY 15. This morning eighty-one prisoner, from the Eths lies were landed at Leith, and condoned to Green law Castle, by a detachment of the Ayrshire Mi litia. Thirteen of the remaining Dutch crew are detained on board, until they can give certificates of the place of their birth, and it is said will be seat to Loudon. CONVOY TO THE RIVER Ems. The Lord Provost having applied for a convoy for the trade bound from hence to the river Ems, his Lordship has received advice. that, owing to fort Delftryl being in the possession of the enemy, the said convoy cannot be granted. *lnt.. stay 19. The Constitution cutter arrived in the Humber on Tuesday morning, and sailed that even;ng with the large feet of ships, assembled in the Humber, for the Baltic, wider convoy, consisting of near one hundred and fifty sail. The /ran armed ship was off the Humber with a fleet from the Southward for the Baltic, waitng for the aossitterion and the Hull ships to join.; No convoy.hu yet arrived for the vessels bound from this pa* to Tonningen. Several have gone down the Humber to wait for it. On Friday night, the 11th instant, the hulls of the ships Afflius and Rc.narel, lost upon the rocks near Whitby, coal laden, Ouch till then had kept together, were driven to pieces by a heavy surf, pro t6 ro tiuced b a strong northerly wind. Some hundreds e pan from the neighbouring villages assembled upon shore for the purpose of plundering the ma nirials, in which they were but too successful, not withstanding every exertion made to prevent it by iihi ruehasers of the wrecks. The latter gave per. won to the people to convey away for their use all the coals they could collen, which had been *abed on shore, on condition that they would not :move any part of the timber or other materials; &h et of generosity, however, totally failed of its lopposs. as they were equally assiduous in pilfering whatever they could lay their hands on. ►ROM LLOYD'. LIST. GRAMEM., Mar W.—Paned by the blesses, Dens RIMos; Minerva, Asian, from Dantsic ; Triton, Ciao ton; Elisabeth Sophia, Sawn; god Christiana, Simpson, from Norway ; Fluke, Neland, from Papponling ; Three Friends, Ruston; Salata, Holetock; VflOW Ryhatia, Faker; and Stade Otdenlung, Baker, from Enihden.—Sailed the Nirgatie, Van Ailey. for Catwyek ; Eiwiraglit, Mews; Vriendichaft, Dirks; and the Vrow Elisabeth, Schrffins, for Emboen. . 780, on the borders of the river Kama, were discovered five silver cups of beautiful wotkman ahip, one particularly, representing the quarrel be tween Ajar and Ulysses, concerning the arms of Achilles. The cups were presented to Catharine 11. and Mr. Koehler, an able Russian antiquarian, has written on this subjcfl a very interesting disserta tion, now in the hands of Count Strogonaff, but which will soon be published at St. Petersburgh. The Chancellor of State Olenin has finished a work greatly interesting for natural history, and which is now printing in the Russian and French lan guages. It is a parallel between the skeletons of elephants which are already deposited in the Aca derny at St. Petersburgh, and the remants of an un known animal which have lately been dug up on the banks of Islolega. The head, the horns, and s veral large bones, are already arrived at the Rus sian capital : the length of the head is upwards of four feet; the horns are seven feet long and twenty- 111(41 WAlllt AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY, one inches in circumference. i; moo. after U. Loudon: Printed by J. &itch, No. t`., Goldsmith's-vain, Circa New-strect.„,:nus published by W. Wise, at the Office, No. IS, Back of St. Clement's, Strand. Advertisements, an,: ( za Ike Fl4itor, received at the Office, and by the following Booksellers: Messrs. Bassi.. and Sos, (;mat Russel -street, Covent-garden; Mr. I. KCROY, No 190, Oxford-street: Mr. Ruw, No. C". Orrin 01r. HATCUAIM, No. 190, Piccadilly Mr. Ls ha v, Bridge -street. Westminster; Messrs. Muenseines and Co. No. 9t, Borough; Messrs. PA asuss and Son. Ludgate-hill; Wears. Otaitstv hob! 71f4i54 51% Holborn ;Mr. J. ASPElttit, ; Mr. FA:use PS' Niht9ries ;I. sail .1. lla RD Y. No. 164. litjah-situ:, Sitsdweill; Mr. CatAtfl r. No. IX Pall Mall: Mr. Us vont DC. 14). 147 thi on g-a ro .4 ;a .1 pa Booksellers in the k tit fat/ ii.ll..utra. flirlEt.D. Mnroar, MAT St. To sink the offal--pe- stone of Vb. Reef 4s lid to 6s 011 Veal Wto 611 06 Mutton Ss Od to 6. Od Pork 3s 61 to do ad 6s ad so Ps Od Head of exult ibis Day, Reast., about HON—Sheep and Lambs, 6000. P.E.WGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. Per stone of Mb by the carcase. Sect 41 0.1 to S. 41 Veal Se Od to do N 11tutt.41 ♦, 44 to 54 6d Pork Se Ild to 46 4d !Arab Sr Od to 74 4,1 PRICE OF HAI AND STRAW . MAIr 19. s muses. tt~f7LCM Alit. Hay - • 41 16 a bl fe Hay - - 41 Os a el les Clrrel - 01 Os a 01 Os Clown' - SI Os • SI les Str.w - 11 100 a 11 190 Straw - - 11 44 a 11 106 Te be viewed with Tickets only, which . wrth father hi furmatinr, Ina! be bid of %leaws. Suwon aid Veauw, tiuncers, Yu. U, Cerolol. DE.kTIIS At Ply 'lepton fats fall ham a spirited hone, near In•-Rridge, wh•eh fractured hos skid!, and oce,..onett hi dant:o, :W. Week. 4, ma ...umetit tanner of that town, aged SS. At MArthil..wie. tx-tut, of a declhte, :led 26 year:, Miss Mary Sean, t-ecnort &night., of Wil;iain Swan, El. tidt , sorry-, or of Nis Majesty'. re.torms at the port of Plymouth. ly, Mr. John Strung, of North-row, Park-l.ne, sub).- At herhouve,No. 17, George -street, ‘delphi, Mrs. Rastruk, the wife of Mr. John itastruk. Civil Enl,.ncer. . . At his father's house, on Friday last, at seven o'clock in the evening, of a cold caught on the preceding Wednesdar, the tilde-t ..f Mr. Ton.linsin, kedfbidoury, Covent garden, aged twenty one years. At Andover, in the 22d year of his age, Mr. William Crook Noyes, eldest son of. Mr. Noyes, of Andeter. of Tangley. On the IA tilt. Mrs. Paice, of Hartley Wasnall, iu the county of Hard.; acid on the 4th inst. , he Rey: William Paice„ husband of the bef ire-inenti:ined lady. At Asidove., in the 81st year of her age, Mrs. Poore, o.lict of the late John Poore, Esq. In his 45th rear, the Roy. Charles Blackstone, eld,..t bro ther to the late ge William Biackstoue, and for upwards of fifty sea-. Fellow of Winchester College. At Minden, in the J.Sth year of her age, Mra. Unclose, wife of the Rev J. Lindens.. Of a rantil derline at Bridlington Quay,Min Calvert, eldest daughter of the late Mr. C.d•ert, ol 4;a:tostime, Rtding Officer of the Co.toilis there At AV.ilni.ler Fold, near Blackborn, at the pat.l.vcl a err Of 101, Nfr. Ri , ll.rd Heaton, Lifillej Ohm the 14, , t two yr•4l,, he wa• able to go on foot from his "on hawse to pre.. ton and back again in one day, a distance of not I-n than 29 ; and , what is further rerearkalate, he rstained hi. facul ties to the last moment of his existence. lie his 1,41 two eons, haelielors, and a daughter, the oldest of toe sons is Ms 75th year Mrs Scrod, ' of Gloocester Place, Portman square widow of Samuel Strode, late of Petrnore, in the courier of 11..4-ron At Edrithurgh, Mrs. Williamina ite.f, wife of Lieutenant- Colonel Sierra, t, of the 424 tegimeen of foot. At Glerihoul, Mr.. Marion Nlacinillan, relict of the late David Ntacnsillan, Esq. late of Holm, in the 84th year uf her At the house of Stephen Williams. Esq. Mr.. Pommy, rif Severmoks, widow of Rehm Posner, Esq. formerly a Com mander or the East-India Company's Service. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MAT 21. The importations of Wheat to day are larger, not having many buyers, and the trade uncommonly heavy, line i cheaper, and other samples Lls. and Ss. per gum ter lower. The Barley and Malt trade is more bri,k, at better prices. Beans and Pets at small ratiation, but kw of the latter arrived. Al. though a good supply ,d otts,0 tts, there are bur iv% best satrapies, and the other qualities are lower. Flour may be expelled lower. CII;IRENT PPG. E OF GRAIN. Wheat 26, 40. SO.. lick Ream TA. Od FiIIC do. 'Mi. 50‘. 04. Oata.. 17.. 204. 23. Rye 34a. 27a Od. Pulan.la .114a. 281 Od Barley 2l. 24a. Od. Rape Seed . 561 391. Oa Malt Ma. 00a. Oa. Ville Pit 43. 0,1 White Pea. 3)a. 42a. Od. 3114. 3d. Beans 32s. Mk. Orl. 11191111 - - .... - -7-- rITIHEA . 1 TM I tlli pti.ii.il Rosa b. The Dana b:en at Se rua to b Theatre. On Slturda (never pr4l-11 GU THE C( GOVEI ENGLAND. sourahl. Prir st Mr. bau:son Jud-ripeL4—.. Et.sark, wit Ligland, 180 , a:!fe Majesty tn mina Mat Ow D (Jaw k rftetriet, so. twit, : , irr the the 20th latent k ackiveilfd Itcr the Rate a I' tot/tenet day .he 21at hi ?art Day except BFt k ataid Ca saw T rae , tke StosilAsis Li voinurbc THERan T a. .7.'4 the P order to afford tatty of viewing an amemblage by the must MT Gerenau, and F times of the nerve before Sad! occur fx amnieeta d o , Admittance th A RON IJ . NORM Alm B. 1.110: at SYSTEMS. German of An, Pruned at U Lea-fenhallatm FAMILY of VILLAGE nrr). price 16 Td., REPRO ODD 1...N0t WORLD, 11 V LOSEUSTE The sewed. Thio 42.SERMO be, law, [ZIT ry Sold ply are pu RE RMONF. kr Nail, Fah. 6.9 A *maid I LAI N air " 01 ed bv " :7l 14 " "Ad it•ms, 1 04; 5.,, ItOB ERT OS!. A New h vte cr the,. , • Poke 94 "Ink IV , pitited in tat a . A Maw TE WO, SWIFT, I h bt iard by Ti L. 44 Nitik.ls ID , . REMUS Q. shd y . 1 NW for.f.j R"to W. J., „ 41 , 41, T. p a 'W J. 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