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A ... . rcril ACT TRAM MINUTES OP rytnticee TA ri befurr the Ctreititter &No nn•n t., enquhe into tbr• Sc'ut' ItAani, at to itc Circulving Pa,eet t its Spree, and C Coin; AM, Own F.xchang.? b,tweets that part of the d Ktogooes AIM Greet 11,it.in. The W..% Han. JOHN FOS rF.R, in the Chair. Ttecortit 70 R T Cast.nutti from nur cr of Fr:day .• • . Wet TfR BIIIROWies, Esq. again Examined : Who infermed the Committee, that he had waited 'aeon M.. Winthoop on Saturday, forrsnant to his agoointrient, on the eubjeet of a plan for the con -114L.L11.11 or the Rinke of England and Ireland. Vii. Bivrrowes said. Mr. Vs mthrop desired me to late to hOn, what my ideas were.. which I did in the wee I. hae the honour to do to this Committee; and having then desired me to state the assistance which wound be required of the Bank of E+ gland, in better to catty on the consnlidation, I beg to be snowed to put in writing what my ideas were on that brat, as tollons t The consolidation of the two banks would re lithe, olio o-atig the issue of Bank of Ireland Note , to be e oao,o l `ol. and that never to be exceeded durino th • era , the balance of debt between the conntries should be taken in at the Batik of Eng land ; and oirr merge, supposing the loans to be taistal in Engl ind for the service of Ireland to ex ceed the balance of Debt, that the difference should be taken in by the Bank of Irelands and this inci dental haLence, be it on which side it may, to be borne by the Wink it might light upon, until the re stietitin upon the banks against paying in specie should be taken off; then to be settled by the banks, between themselves, the same as if the notes were held br the public." Mr. Winthrop desired. that his answer to that proposal should be given by him to the Committee. B. Wier uaoir,Esq. being present, stated-- I said to Mr. Borrowes, that I believed it might be proper for me to state to the Committee my oh edevations or answer to such a plan, which plan I andersteo 1 to amount to this; that whatever might be the balance of general debt due from Ireland to Englael, the Bank of England should pay the same, by paving ;dl such Irish Bank Notes as should Le brought to it for payment at the exchange of Far, and that such payments should accumulate as a debt satirist the Bank of Ireland, without any part of it b ong pail off dying the war ; that I ccnceived the p an well I he totally impracticable, and so it strikes toe now. after having more maturely considered the suLteCt, the evil of the high exchange, and the re made prepesed. I think a growing debt against NO ind, by borrowing and paying at the tate of compnund interest, would be a ruinous mnde of en ele-ivonrieg to alleviate her herthens ; that as long as Ire) and must pay a large balance of debt to Eng. land, not arising eta of any balance of trade against her (for I ima e ,, :ne the balance of trade to be in her favour), that 'high exchange I do apt look upon wholly as an evil to Ireland, but, in some measure, like a'. effort of nature to relieve het ; and at any rate, that it mast be borne. WALTZ& BIRROWLS, Esq. again Examined. Is ;t eour opinion still, that the plan you have submitted to the Committee, respedling the consolia denim of the banks. would answer holt is, but it enilld not he affetOol without the consent of parties; an I I am convinced that until a common medium is established between the two countries, and the de preciation taken off the currency of Ireland, that no state of exchange, founded on depreciation as this one is, can have the smallest influence on the trade of the country, either by encouraging its exports, or checking its imports; because, in the case of ex " porta, the exporting merchants pay as much more as the depreciation for every article. which the export ing merchants draw hack in the exchange. and which renders the exchange nugatory upon exports; and, in the case of imports, the importing.mer chants receive so much more as the depreciation :mounts to, which prevents Irish exchange editing as a restraint ; and thereby an exchange, founded on a depreci not cnrrencv, stands upon principles totally different trom an exchange founded on a currency not depreciated. JOHN IRVING, Esquire, again Examined. lost qte .'ion put to witness, and the answer real. Explain how the latter plan call be effeeted ? The means of effeEting the latter plan, I consider, would be precisely the same as would be required for the itecompli.hment ea' the first ; viz. the having a fund in London, either in the hands of the Beak of England, or in the hands of the agent of the Bank or Ireland; which fund, I am of opinion, might at all times be procured by the Bank of Ire land taking bills at a given rate of exchange, and by being drawers at a higher rate. There is another fund to which I look as likely to accomplish the same end; I mean the expenditure in Ire an I for public purposes of the emptre s as a measure of eon , reeence, and as likely materially to facilitate both t or either of the plans which 1 have proposed. I ' think the equalisation of the monies of account, and the mores t f circulation in both oinntries, would be a desirable measure. Though lam aware that this might oat produce any immediate alteration in the state of molter,. I thick, that by doing away the Isame of exchange, that the prahice of its calcule- I tian might aho erase, and that, in progress of time, tie same eraO;ce which prevails between Edinburgh 1 and London might prevail between Dublin and London. Supposing this arrangement to take ef fect. it followo Ir. my opinion, as prebable that the exchange between Lublin and Londe° might re solve itself something into tie following position : The Beek of Ireland would be takers of bills at tatty days date, and would be a drawer of bills at tatty days date, thereby receiving a profit upon ' end rraesaftions of thirty days interest. nr about I one-half per cent. In the case of Bank of !retied Notes being exchangeable for Bank of England , Noico I would porpose a that in the body of those Irish Notes, it should be stipulated, that they are to be paid, at the option of the holder, in Bank of Eaglani Notes at 1 per ccot. or in lanalor at sixty days sight, which would amount to rather mule than i per cant. To be coutisuo.l. PA 7.7, Nfakit - . TRIBUN‘I. Or r:ic TAItTUAR LITRAC ti Tit 4 TAIL ACT or ACCVSAI lON. Jhe Pu .Itecuszr imteeetts to C.2te.... That the Asdas iin tiwt ot t , e Ftr4 wt e ,Ic- eh•letut in the e.a..c.0. emn atilt. Plot, la a pout uerni winch memaitut *ea e Joe% not atlmut of any thtikrence of n,tiet•etn. "Lours Roulter hat declared, that nine years tgii, car , ' mg on hit t4ide at a tailur at Houeit, he vas at:- quaint,sl with on, I."hotiog.,,is, who kept a Cube-house iu Lite "acne city, a. No. 9, Gr..o Bralge street ; that havhig rowilved to witab•ish Itanaelf in Laurin', li, 'herd nit this very Le- Loargeo a, 1 , 112 day iu No.e,nner :the year not tneation.4,. who, are— the vital sal , mad • rune i n quiries how thinet vreut of, .t •,ten, and in ; that letiottig•oiscuutitiu.sl to see hiito Coat to time, .ina one dry a...eal what was do. hill with little Bonaparte? Ile hit linter cring that he knew thing about him, Lebourgeoi: added, Zi.studs! to Aro months we shall do tor A to. We ..re t. g , to Paris, aid ore shod , ,lawn add, Ike fteorat ahi t let Gereronstut that such lillgl11(11 , 111t4 , ! hint shudder; that I e told the other he w is wrong to Mold castles in the air, ;aid that he 11.4 hatter he quiet; to which Lebourgeuit made sititoer, Fon nit a barpi,iloa/. " From thai time Rotater resolved to got accurate infi•rma: dim of the schemes and arcomp ices of L7bo t irtsms, who called wenn him about x fortnight after in couitiailymitli Picut,then a strar.pr to him, and vire Chevalier, PicAd's bruthrr•in-law. They were isitnehvcd to him a. customers, and they, in fact, 'l owed a conq.leta suituf clostha fur each, tre.iihn. an additional c.,,t for Picdi Ile viid,rstooct that Picot was Ad-de-Camp ..r Adjutant General to t;oorues, 3,1 received Ayr or six %ha lois a day from the in:lish Goverrinieut, but that Lebourrow received only a supply of two or three slii:lmgs a day. At the earns time Lchourgeois and Che.alier entrusted him will the secret of their lking about to set off for France with an intent to dig:4U+ the Ftr•t Consul, adding that they were sure of sue. CCM, arid would return with the eke p yew. They said they wanted arms, and asked him if he knee any French or German at whose shop tiiey could buv them ? He directed them ID a German goa maker, where they bought pistols and a sword cane fur eich. " Rath e farther deposed, that three conservations were hcwril by his wife; and that th • whole business, and the %theme, of Picot Lcbourgeois, were known to one Dujardin, who had lived for two or three months in London with Lolsourgeois; that this Dujimiin dad often spoken ti htin upon the subjett, and repeated several times that Lehourgeois, Chevalier, and Picot, were sin.ting of with an intent vs awes...maw the First Consul ; that one Roger, who had made the h t le(Ntli :Machine, was again at work, and would go to FfelllCe a few disys before or after loboargeim Picot, arid Chevalier; that every one of them spoke of the plot in his press:um, without the least mis trust; that Diajardin he was convinced that thaw men ware firiird 1014 set MI by the Enzligh ; an elm which itiuck him the more forcibly, as he had observed that Lebourgeois, Picot, anil Chi:welter; were without money someday' before, but that all at once, and just when thcy were on the point of setting out, they had hundroil• of guineas; that having restaffed no the calamities which thaw Melt might bring spoil Fre 1w did nut lawn a ninnient to one lOU iiiii ation of the whole Colt 'piracy to Aielretesi, the Annan etc, who, having taken down the details of the business, engaged hat to pit to France, in tinier to make his depositi in before the ;wooer Magistrate.; that he did so with oleastire, in order to discharge the ditty of a good citizen, adding, that the aloressiel Dujardin, whom he . had prevailed upon to accompaily hint to France, was ac- quitinted whit ali the circumstances of the plot ; and that one Marchand, a journeyman tai:or, at Pans, Nin d also give evic dente en the sub -ft, as well as the denonente wife, whom he expe&ed every m intent from Loudon.' " Francois Etnente Marchand declared, that he had resided five months lit London, when Citisen Rouliar, wanting French journeyman tailor, found him nut and employed him : that among nib r persons who tame there, he sew two French men Leinnirgeois and Picot ; that on the pith or lath of lasoember, as he was at he cork, he hurl L Aneurysms ex claim, in the apartment of Rooker, " Sarre cairn de Ldu! this wretch, B nuiperie, has lived longer than be has yet to live: as goon as were amved iu Flale., we willow what is nibe done with him." These two men wee. extremely anxious to get to Frame; that einveration raised such suspicion in his 11111 Ki, that tie was very uneasy, and asked ituuliet what was W be thought of it Ruttier replied, that he had not slept fin these two last nights-.he wa. sore that they were paid by the English Government, and that their plait was to co to Pans and aseaui nate tha First Consul. Na knew that they had then a consi derable sum of nomiey, and had pule...wed pistols and sword canee,a!tho...gli some tune before they were in Lreat distress ; he, in camelicence, veto m ie I ell to Routhx in make a discovery of this to the French Ati.baselOor, which they according!? del. ri m snit waited on P and had afterwards an auiterice eids Andreorii. lii CellfeapeThet of their Information, a Cini 'tor vas gent over to Fiatiee, and such steps taken as that both I.;ia;tirigtoi , and Hoot srLr.: rusted oti their iamliog. 'Cher were afierwani.tri d and colidtmined by Nlditary Commission. Fra.seniee, wife of the raid Roul;n, confirmed the marl.. leant of the eXide_tions wheli had Lvren tissd be Lebourgeuis and Picot; that they talked openly of the assassination of the Consul ; and also said, that they mentioned that Roger, who Mad made the Infernal Maelnile, was aua at work for another. " It was well known in London that they were supported by the English G rr.rantrnt, and ilia had tau d rubt but that it was (rim thew 4,ey reemrod t.ta wooer) , toteort their departure. Francois Dulardin had; during his residence in Landon, fritinently scam Genesi, Kreger. Picot, and others t ,ether, that their c.inrersition ran kith coy upon the as,assination .4 rite • F. nt Consul, *oil the placing lan.i• the X t'lrth on the Throne of FeAllts ; that they met alma. every day, and usual* get into violent pas -out th it Picot, rased like a 'manias' whoa he heard that Bonaparte had been at Ronen ; witted lie had been there; ti at it was PlrUt who w 5, to hare given him the morn t blow, who sant, he would die witt pleasure it h • had anceerstd in the attempt ; that they atonal Laser r. turn to leg. land but with white feathers; that he was sure that the English Gorerwaent was nut only informed of the object of tacit expedition, Ow mnweover, that it was they who tirnishrd tine whole 'pence of it. it Wog Count de la Ch.u:or who gave the money to litonsii-ur La Startillien, whu dist. iinited it out among t them; he had heard them regret 0n.4 h.o.ug been pall ter th.: I at ten months, an I sas th d of. was the olds , thong wroth •-" ' • detai.led Mem y tut alhermwd. am them wisks piesty i 1 tummy ami knew that they 11.4 e acclusekl arm. " " WIVIt , 099r!11.4.911.9 then Inuit he drawn from ilia aews and unifoinis which hare been found, and toe a•ocisshlage at Paris of all the a-sts.ins in the pay et Li%land ? The cntniu.l ear respondeueu with the Enetuka of the Shit..., the E ti .e sent into Cie Western llciia:t:teitts, and the se ligtio4 ego [inlet v. bri.ig up the Ateas.iiis to Paris? Their s'andtstine corresiiri•Aeoce, and tern the nu Lictry of those, who, insen sible love of the r e tuntry, spread all kind. of rumours to do .1; J'lve the Cott .t:e, when tic taitspirace was ah•n , t break c wit? V " Cl,' F..:: . !sh Gove.niutrit in•eited this Cons,:ir. ; %v..; 91 , .. Agents pre i •and the lithrioil 114'coine, and set fie to it; and who Las pc:wooed every ruffian that Las eszape I froli the sword of Justice, only 90 make them finer W tonkrtaks new erlawas. It is nut the interest of the iisurteo s which sae. Nu ; she tale willies use of them as u,•-tr.l.ll,its to g•at.j. her loon perverse Clew , of Ole :tense have!. I i •rt•ier 4. prove that tio.einment was at Cie 1.ca.1 of tha Conspire•e, thetteport of the Grand Judge of ch.: Pio wislaties of the Volt fish Ac ants at au! 5t.a44. , .: is 2.llzd,wii - .:aenneliales in the ionnwing manner that braueli of the 3iCLIS.VIOn " W , 121. mw 'F !velour c-. n then thu", ait^rreadingpieces en e:e i• ~tut It, th 't it is the Euglish Goverament wh.ch is the soul of the Cousoracy ? Art of Accusation, the evhie .ec against each of th se. l • • ' .< • mr • .:e detalc ,. 4. .1 me. Act tat AceJaati at Against 1.1. w eat. Ooto Amid/ pten. •• Goottot Criotsdol, the :utt •.n the het of Cwwpirahwa s is lty a iettet,prvsetito be in hot wen ha.ol-o mint, 'Jousted to Sayer, who set Arc to the Infernal Madatite, which he suffered death. This letter was in order liven by him a. chief cf the Congpir.tur, Anoth •r letter of hig to Gen•E..r. in Lot.chin,iti detailed, in which he Wks at attempt , ou the Port of Bret. " After the basin"' (lithe I Marh' le, he savc...4 him self in Lnglantl, and thus i.ontioued m plot with the Eng lib Goseuneht, and with his accomplices; at the intones.' of his arrest, being b ong'it tx•fore the Magietatl, he confes:ed ine It the head of the Conm . r..wy. The uMon of richegru with Georges ought to astmlish El-ope, if their bueliess had tint been already known. The conf.e.ions of Georges were v-rfctiv envy ; if lie has (Mulch to display a rinaticism of old -111411, it is, ash rc.:y for th, putiko.e of weakening the sentiments of indignation and horror that hi. crimes inspire." NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MURTEMMITII, JUNE 11. Vice-Admiral Sir Erasmus Cower arrived this day and immmedately hoisted his flagon board the his, of 50 guns, in which ship he will shortly sail as Commander-in-Chief on the Newfoundland station. Ai rived the Hydro frigate, from Guernsey. - Arrived the Speedwell brig from cruising off Guernsey, with the brig Afire, of London, Capt. Blair, bound to the South. Seas, which sailed yester day, under convoy of the .4theniaa in tow, having been run fool of by the Ceres outward-bound East Ind:amen, which stove in her stern and quarter. rose her deck, and thrust both her main and tipper decks forward, unshipped her rudder, and did other da mages. 'fhe indeThripdote armed transport has hoisted signal for convoy to the Eastward. r*LMOVT6, JUNG 8. Arrived the Irnhiaghtnn packet, Captain Roberts, with mail from Lisbon, eight days. Left lying in the Vagus, His Majesty's ship La Poskile, of 20 guns, Captain Dunbar, and the Prince of Wales packet. A small French privateer had been driven on shore on the coast of Portugal, and destroyed by an English cruiser. Also, *paved the hired armed ship Hainder, Captain Hill, and has detained a light lugger belonging to Meragissay, on suspicion of her being a smuggler. The American ship ,ivve, Captain Colley, in five days from gourdvaux, sailed from thence on the lit instant, in company with about 80 sail of neutrals, which had been unbarg ed. in consequence of a flotilla of gun-boats Ansi brigs being about to sail for Rochfoq : there :care not any privateers fitting out theft. Put back the Diar,.• packet, St. Aubyn, which sailnd on the 3d inst. for Lisbon. DEAL, JIME 10. Sailed the Raitin and Boodle sloops of war, on A cruise. Remain in the Dew:.s the rest of His Kijesty's ships as per last, and several outward bound vessels. PLYMOUTH. JUlet 7. Came in the Cattle, Dottglas, of and from Liver pool, bound to the Baltic, retaken by the NepitUr and Majestic men of war. Sailed the Tehte,aire man of war, Ste Gal and Plower sloops ef war, on a cruise. Arrived the Dispatch sloop of war, from Falmouth, Doris frigate, Piv,er, Pretiv 1,44, and Argro„ sloops of war, from a cruise. Wind S. W. 1111CIIINISF, JUNI 10. Sailed the Cietrles armed ship, and the A•knire cut ter, with Stisail under convoy for the Baltic. EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATI LLTTFR FROM AN OFri- CLR ON WALD LORD NILSON'S VILLE, DA ILI. APRIL 17:- " On the 9th inst. we were near getting owe Or twn o► the enemy's ski Close off Toulon, toe A 3124011 fripie, Capt. Parker, took a brig, laden with cern, almost within shot 01 three frigates and the Littman'. Thus en provoked them, Ow four Or five frigates, and one line of hater:, cam •y list tie ir of the Serene ; but the Donegal, Se Richard Stra.-han, mei two or three moo of our ships being near, the neiny wmtid net risk any farther attempt to retake the A miairde prise. How • ever, three more French ships oaths line got 'miler w r gii, but all went back benne dark. These of their frigates w••ir . .h ,t of the Amazon, bet did not lire Capt. Purer ta..k the brig in a very Inan•lsomr manner, and deserves great credit fur t h e steady countenance which he skewed whin tile enemy's ships came out. All who know nir Ricked StrAthan, wail wadi y conceive his disappointment at being deprived of the promised Annie" party; fur winch 1 need haidly say be was very anxious. s• There k not a sick man i • ills 'lcel. The Cemnrand.•r in Chief, indeed, complants or int .•y • Ibis a hough, but hr is others re in grid • ni: , Yette , disenuisht, • , at Itfi.'•onne, in I)•aroat th" 1.1.1 c of Edon . Portaaao, F.+44. ta( a I,u. At Sut l ,r 16,61 y u( Thomas Ridgy, Esq M. P. 0. At ra , ao ana, tqe 1-kaandog, E.q. of a ilauglito• M A S At,St. Jams.% c'; ; c.., C .701.1 •;:. el. of the !Irmo ir.Na East Co.niNtoy*. Nl.4lai Eatab i to 11 as Harriet Cost. At Titre Sir John Du:or:.., 'Dart. to Miu Do:lthea riattglitvr of Sir Tho.u.to Carew, of T trnan CaNtic, Derouslitre. At Knout'. Church, by the Rev. Oa Aa'd I..zierder, the Holt. W G. Mouktost, eldeet fell of Vatcoulit Ga:w..y, K. R. to Miss Catttentle Ettzabeth daug:tter of th• late Captain t.ieurgo Han. 16,11, and niece to tile iheasetit Sir Wil liam Smith, of Hill nail, in F.s..ex, Bart. At Drominsir Scotland, G.• -pi Maxwell, ju1a.1 7 .9 of Car. ruc-han, to Moa Jaue Clark, d44.t datightar of John Cladc, EN. of /Cantata& AtDasidas Otede, Sentleol, Cainain John Htinilton, ion. of Sundruin,t, Mies Chri.tito Douai, ekleat daughter of the Ist. Ge.irge Dundaa, EN of I)unda•. At Yeovil, Mist Harriet Rowtu.R•. youngnri daughter Dr. Raohne,. of that town, to 1. cusettaist and Adjutant Mould, of too Yoriairtoutti Division or ;t,yal Marines. flFArib. On Wed:Hu:ea! evening lartt, Mr. Mary Davi% of Th.thes Daunt, Sorry, widLie of the late Taomas Da,iy Lwtt. hop mr.e;ant At Dungannon, :us the Slat ult. Dulunel Lindsay, late of the IV F 0.4, ag.:,l 44. iu Quezn.lannuch. •Rod 6A, Oliver Fai-tl •ugh, Fan lat. Milo' of Use Drointdt Battalion of Milieu', and one of Ina Aldcrunen of that town. At Egremoat-hoos,s, so ►iccadilly (the town reiadeneetif brother it law, James Manes, Evil, in the 4alli year of ha a4e. Richard Water Ri:h, Eq of Preston, near Fnrs bridr, in rep.-etentatite in Vie last three turlautento fur the City of Yoe:. At the Signa'.-Imuse, !trak•r. near month, Lieutenant D. IS.rdwo..d, Cmuntanal;ag Olhcer at the Maker t. legraidt .Igcd 47. Tnevelar evening, univenAlly lamented, at Ale 'Mat, Taunton Lodge, Soatervet, ,o the mer.,han of hi; James Coles, Foy. one of Ile 111.4eatv's &see n... ti.tverals of Taxer be the West ern 'Net t ie, and Girth of the Noce for that county. les ion• Printtd by J. No. R, Goldsmith's -court, Great Nevt-,tteet, and pubWhed by W. Warr, at ctwe Office, No. 15, Hack of St. Clement's, Strand. Advertis e m ents , An d Comninnicatvia' * " . t 'lll 141itor, rec .- ivied et Othe.e, and by the to:lowing, Bookerllerc Nitssm AI,K it and Sus, Great Russel-street, Covent-garden ; Mr. I. saint, No 190, Oxford - street ; Mr. Row, No. 27, Great Marlbor° l "` *Met: Mr. HATCH A ILD, No. 100, Pieeadll!l Mr. g A** IN Brid , ze-streer, NN :rnirstrr ; Mt SZT. MUGU:tat DG It and Co. No. ;A, Borough; Mewl. Pansolls and 8 014 Ludirate•billt Mews. OGILVY and 5 0 : 1 ' 6;41. H...!:.0rn ;Mr. J. Abreast. Corrthill bTr. FAIR Illi/Cll, r. a.b.i J. Maur. No. 144, 0:14.1*.:111 Mr. Crs•ersa, N 0.44 Lai Mail; Mr. •Ilsyso l .mb No. 137. Oaforti-greet ; •p 4 rcii.Tal Book *tort .a rut Cy.. tits g is* sum. r- 4- CORN' EXCIIAMGE.—Moxi+T, Jost it. The Supplies of Grain for this Day's Market are bin short, the %Wing Trade being larisk. Wheat was readily taken off at an advance of full ls. p er Quarter. Barley and Malt nearly at last Week's Price:. leas, with Beans of each kind, are dearer. Al though several cargoes of Oats are come in frtrn Pru+sia and Embden, the continuing demand for this article creates a further advance of Is. p er quarter. Flour at little variation from last week. CURRENT PRICE. OF GRAIN. IVheat 304. 414 54.. Tick Beans ....2(14 a* 4 f. Fine Jo. 354. fa.. 0.1 Oat, 23.. 271. 235. ‘,4. Rve "5. 28. 01 Pula/his ln.. 11. Barley 2it 265. GI R.ye 3.>ed........71. 391. (4, M.dt 511. 60s. 04 Z Fine E1. , ur.... .40s. 42 ‘ , ( k i White Peas 375. 455. 01. j Se , :uct:- Beans .364 421. 04. I Yt sterday. St B s—Holiday at 411 tl•it 4.." c COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Fain JuPs S. Arn.41.11, 3B 34 U• Ifirto at s4;lit 37 7 Rotterdam C. 1f..11 19 2 U. Hamiaungh 36 4 211 J. Alton' 36 5 241.1. Paris ls• 8 Ditto 2 IN 2'5 16 2 U. 1 1117111101 f, librinleaux .25 10 1 Plintogal Gold in Coin Madrid Ditto 341 I In Mars .. Caiiz Data Hilboa Leghorn 4R Agio on the Bank of Milani (41104 45 41 per Cent. n11)11111 01l 1,11,140,1 (Jim* 4 /) • • lielf,ist on pliblii (June 1)....71i 7 61 days. Belfa.t on I. , onkin (June 1).............6 6} Venice Naples Lisbon Oporto 63i Dublin lli PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS. Jena 0. Grmemraent Deb. 3 per Cent. Ditto Stock, S p.r Cent.. Sit Grand Caen' Loan, 6 per Cent. 96 96i Royal Canal Loan, 6 per Cent Si COAL fr:XCIIANGE, Jogs 11. Rest Coals, in th. Pool, per Chaldroo 41t 0•r. Delivered to I tousekeetoers at CO% Pd. tiund•rhod, per Clieldron 41a Od. Delsvered to Housekeepers at 444. Od. S WITHHELD, MotsUAR, Sot IL To sink the offal--per stone of elb. It , t4'' 5s Otl to Gs 04 teal 55 Od gI. 41 \b mon as 44 to 5. 44 Fork as $4 to 4, Id tollb as 0.1 to 7s 4d I b-ad of Canis this Dan, Beast., about 1350--Sheep and Lambs, 14,01`7. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL PIAFtIaTS. Per 'tome of fllb. by the weary. 11.,f 44 0,1 to 5s Od Vcal ..1 Od to 61 Od %Wu.° 4. 01 to 4. 101 Pork 4 B 4 op 4i 64 .amb 4. ed to 7s ed HIGH WATER AT LOgDON IBRIEWR THIS DAY, SI awn. after sALES BY AUCTION. By Messrs. GODFREE and ABBOTT, ')n the Premises, this Wa.duray, or the Croydon Brad' shoot One Nit- Prot.) the Horns, at Kenninvnes, and Tae from Westminster Bridge, THIS DAY, June 12, Ibtm o at Tr ovite &Clock (by Order of the &evertors), INIE Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURF, l■ comprising Four-post Bedsteads and Hangings, Redding. Mahogany Dining, Pan roke, and PtliJl and easr Tables, Sideboards, Chairs, Pier Glasses, Prints, a large Tories Onpet, an Eight Day Cluck. Kitchen Utensils, a Pat.nt Mangle, a !ante Slone Garden Roller, &c. &e. late the Proper') of l tfOMAS -PEARCE, Esq. deceased. To he vinwed this Day till the Sale, and Catalognet he, as airoe; of Mr. Gudiree, New Palace•yard, Westnniwier, and of Mr. Ahhott, No. 5, Sackville-gtreet, Ry Mews. GODFREE and ABBOTT, On the P ensi.rs, in Millbank-rtreet, Warminster, on TO. monnow, June 13. Ifida. and Torre folluvrine Mys, “*Clock each Day (by Order of the Executers ), F. superb HOUSEHOLD .1.1.3 RN II USE, & Pate, Gold and Silver Wsizhes, T. •••:: .t• : fires old Pnrt an. 4 Sherri. ; Cyder; a Japan Screen; an Iron Chest; China, Gies, Boots, dories Dais; an eider. save Wardnine of fine Bed and Damask Ta ble Linen; sewed nieces of new Irish and Table Limn, and numerous dory ...Liable Articles, late the Property of THOMAS PFARCt, Esq iticeased. The Foviiture is nearly new, in the ; , rring Fashion, manulc hired in the most tasteful sod corn:re at anwr, of the bed Slaterials comprising several inagnizret Firurspost Bedsteads with ric h Chintz and fine Dimity I •:,;* ings and Fr inch Window Curtains in suit; prime Inther suirahle Bedding; excellent Mahogany Cabinet vett in Lailie.'ald Gentlemen's Warilmbes, Bookcases, Single ang Double Chest of Drawers, Pre4aes, Dressing Tallc: gad Dining. Card, and Pembroke Title ; M.sares, and Brussel:a Carpets; modern Lioann.d Register Stoves and Furniture; a Drawing It * S- it i.i Crioismi Damask ; Pier 01111.1.%, Girandoies, KuteLeui R Inge, Coppers, and Culinary Utmsils. To be viewed till the Sale—eCatalogur may be had, it Sixpence each, as abroge; of Mr. Godfree, New Palace-sr.. Westminster; and of Mr. Abbott, No. 5, Sackville chat. Piccadilly. By Mr. S 1 EVVART, Oa th e p seto t...v, opposite BUTl•ngteto House, Oder fte A...tenet:a of hl.. JOHN Ok.Blll - 7[ 1. • !'-`' • -r, a R.l4;ru;lt; nn THURSDAY next, and Too t' • low log 1).t; s, at Twelve n'Clock, rrI.IE VALUABLE STOCK OF BOUND I. BOOKS, many of which are in elegint Bind Amonr.t which, are Encyclopedia Britannica, plates, 2a v" . Julimots arid Sievetn'stihmktvpitare, t'l vol.; British F••''fi -. * 43 tot ; Parti_mentary 1/..hates ; a valitahle Collection at litteal Traria, 7U vul. • Itetl's Theatre and Continuation, ' tet"• J 4 vol. ,• tJ.•uv re. de introti. fine paper, coloured plates, 74 vol I Nwholl'i Hinters of I,eicestershire, plates, 4 vol. ; a va'"` 7 of Pei , iao a,A Arahie MSS. 3 intuit Regiuers, 4S vol. elegan t Gdar.stat'i Ronne, 12 vol elegant; Robertson's Wotlut, el ; Jotinson'A Dtctionary, 4 v.l. 4to. ; Daniel's itt , Spurt , , 3 VIA, ; Orme'. 11.....t0ry of lbw:Doan ; B•0 1 ."1 5t4 Woe.", 5 vol. 41n. elegant; Hour: and Smor...tt's 11' . .. • "glut'', 1 1 vol. ; the Wo•dcv of Blair, Gottlsonitlt, It l'""gs C"wit'er, and almod every Modern Auto keputation no the Eneltsh Language. Tab, viewed to morrow. 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