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s ad, km• M. ion, wed, MI! e ix. eat rim lien I CIO i as. the elle' tar dons allka , Lblic. ire- allies I nut A COS' II it is tetdra *ere L. r 4 18 sail d trJai at tl'.e ins i n the , ,nesaar 'miser.? S:. tror ef a clot Jersr , i i e seam= 0 cor! ?lac" "Zir - MRS. DUPRE'S MASQUERADE. This Lady gave last nig ht a ma g nificent Masque which was most brilliantly. attended. Two • :, nand fashionables were present. Th..: house ap !:ed at entrance a Temple of Flora. The staircase the balustrade were covered with shrubs an d l en, the beauties of which were richly displayed or numerous light relon and variegated lamps. :-Three superb drawing rooms constituted the of action , on w hich all the nations of the a ppeared to contend for the prize of wit and iety. The cielings represented a beautiful sky, the pannels, which were inlaid with gold, were festooned with the most delicate, rare, and fragfint wen. T he card-rooms, and the four supper , . r , m s urn the p,rounil-fluor were OT namented in a evr tespon g ding style. Amon the best supported charaaers were a Ani and a Maher Shipiors, (u4siers, Ilay makors, Nuns , Jorkis, Oscar G•rlt, Lurks and Hermits ap peared in a bundance. Among the company were— Nis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The Dub: ofsSussea. Boehener--/forthumberland sod Gorden. Cnontereo--Ashburn'Ani, Macciatheld, Carlisle, Limeeek, Albe. 'irk, Corniest, litncbtirough, Buckinghamshire, Tan ; bonne, Einton, Tsihnt, Sefton, Carhampton, and Temple. Marchionew, —Stafford And I lestrt. Ladis.4.Sheffie4. Carrington, Senn, Locgronl, Cawde,, Balag, Pearhyd, Hntitcota, kkotiucic, S. Stewart, two, Masotiseary, Da CtiT,,d, and Dr nevor. ,-- - LADY HUME'S ROUT. Tier Ladyship on Monday evening, at her house in g tve her second grand rout this sea :. w hich IVAS attended by 700 of the first Nobility. Aricag %nom were. 'ot n 14 of St Alban's. Parr yon- ~Salisbury, Stafforl, Winchester, and Dow. art .unt ses-- rernt - , 1 hione, Macclesfield, Bridgwater, Dr F Carha tiro , R,,,e ierry, Albemarle, Citat,iatn, Tau •vt. P...., Dartmouth, and Liverpool Ushurrie, Wrong, Rulstock, W.vlehouse, King, 1. fi Ilrf,Gfatoliam, So,.hia Funeral& Auckland, H Cl.ve ' rc lasnewur, A. Windham, Carrington , S.Peival, W. Re“ell, Betatords, M. Bentinck, Castlereagh. S. Stewart, trughs, S gge, G Buckley, Finch, H. Monsegite, A. Bused, and C. &novae!. ROUTS ANNOUNCED. rim ‘farchlorters of Ilentortf,, Nlanchltster.slulrf, the 24th 6th of J uae. ttnetn.l Mouot Edteombr, Hifi street, Pnak:ey siulrft, the St% inst. and the 7th of June. Lati Inu.safkt.tnner, the 23th, 27111, ifut. and tn., 4th of lbw 14. Wooness Nullken, the 22 , 1 Luiy Vt.sie Putty to-iff , fr , Lady nvtrrew aa.l thc 22d. the 290. Lt Staab, a ma!f party next MnItIAV. This day Her MaIk.SZY will !inn a Drawing P onm. -...)/sataadaylifs uassor dined With the Prisacecs of Watts at Blackheath, owl arrived a the Wm.'s house akiesut five iti ; elock. In the evening, the Rover. FALILV honoured the Concert of Antient Millie with their preaince. Ye4te-dly the Duke of Yone visited the QueeN azd Palacisets. her Royal Hightiess the Princess of WALLS'S din ner patty on Sunday consisted of the Earl of Dsa r awn TH, Lord and 'Lady IF II ILLD, Mr. and Laiy C. Gatvi LOT 4 CH•SL[S Suydam-8., and the Honourable Mrs. and Miss Pol.'s. This day His Royal Highness the Duke of Ca se altoaa will re►iaw tka Sarrey Yeomanry, on Epsom Downs. __ %%rms.'s* Hosts Howl, El 5. M.P. for Wick low, is anired at Dr. Huts a's, an Grosvenor-street. Sir T. St•a Ler, °Ban. and R. P. PRICG, Esq• are appointed Stewards for nett Chester Races. Mrs. MIT Ilion, of Lower Grosvenor-street. WZI so much indisposed on Monday, as to postpone her party announced for that night. Tile Earl of CIi•TFI4I4 has taken the seat of Lord Ilastroryt Glynde, near Lewes, for his Mtn.. nicr's revlnce. The lion. WILLIAM LAME will be married to Lady CAROLIN t Poisson's , . daughter of the Earl Oi Btsaosounn, nest week. Admiral DouoLas left his house in Upper Berk ley -street for Brighton yesterday morning. Margate and Ramsgate begin, already, to feel symptoms of a large influx of visitors. This does not look like fear of invasion. As Lady Perai and her dan;htor the Hon. Miss Peres were driving through Sorwrset-street, Pun-- man-square on Monday; their Cai riage broke down; but we are happy to state. the ladies received no othcr injury than fright. The fashionable parties begin to accumulate, every fair Lady being anxious to take leave of town with an elegant def./04,4r masquerade. On Mond ay - Mr. HE AV Rine gave a grand musical party, at his house. in George-street. Hanover square. Among those of the profession present were: Mrs. Bit UtIGTOtt, Madame DI *Neill, Mrs. a ' , DM A YIP, Dr. CROTCH, Messrs. Raissonot, I ZANDatt, SA Le, LeeTE, Goat, Guss, and Matter IC tit.): es Mrs. Mo UNT at beli benefit drew a crowd rf Whims last night to Urury Lane Theatre. It was an event anticipated from the popularity of this charming Syren, and the variety of amusement provided upon r the occasi on . Af ter the Comedy of Tkr Daughter, she performed a Comic Sketch, written by Mr. CH Kill Y., it contained some well-pointed 'wire on the 'aura for infantine tetras and adresses. and displayed the versatility cf Mrs. blutrov•is's genius to great advantage. She afterwards per formed Patrick in The Poor Sother, and received un bonneted applause. A Mr. Yi . as; moos nude Lis ilirbut, at the end of the Comedy, in the be r.i.iful air of " No, 'bd.. wither Shape so- Fetztv•r," what be sung with taste and judgment. His voice is meet, and he si,:g; with taste and judgment. He K• aslouJl y encored ife afterwards sp;sured is the part of bervore in the 1 and st g " Dear Taa, tba,hftw a jai" with Lbw :rapping eft& 1 .. ANCIENT MUSIC. --.......-- The eleventh Concert took place last night, :fr.l was honoured with the presence of Their M.af.. rats, and the Princesses ELIZABETH, MARY, PHIA, and AMELIA, and their usual Attendants Earl DARTMOVTII, as direEtor of the evening for FITIWILLAM, lig hted Their MAJESTIES into the Royal pox. lbs MAJIIIs Errs., on leaving his box, entered into conversation with Earl Fos rescue, and continued it to his carriage. The principal novelty in the Concert was the eigh teenth Psalm (Saint Matthew's tune) composed bt th^ late Dr. CROTT, and lately harmonisel by Mr. Gab:STORE/ for four voices. with instrumental parts fur a full orchestra. The first verse was sung as a quartet by Mrs. BILLISIGTON, and Messrs. W. KN VVICT, 11AaRIsdw, and 80, ;iv Le m Al 4. The second verse a semi-chorus by the whole of the principals. The third verse a quartet and ehorubel by the whoh band. It had a fine effea, end was much applauded. The rest of the per formance was from various composers. The Duke of Cuesseas.•sm sat in the I)iredtors Box. The Direttors present were, Luis DAIMLER, Feat as- Cue, UllittlOCE, and DARTMOUTH. C 0 NC E RTs. The Royal Concert on Sunday evening was H•rs pees Masque of The Triumph of Truth, which was performed by the Gentlemen of the Choir, and her MAJESTY'S Band. Among the additional Perform ers eng a ged for Her MAU ssr v's birth-day are MA. dame 1101,C4CHI, Min TINNANT, and Mr. BARTLE.. KAN. The fourth Sunday Concert took place last Sue. day. at the Marchioness of SALISIIURY'S, in Arling ton-street. Mr. Bsansat was in fine voice. and gave Del (moor mot, by HAYDN, with the happiest effe& In the duetto with Madame Bt ANC I, Del fate nee 'artart4," they both received the greatest ap pl :use. ['here were present 7.00 Nobility, amongst whom wore the Duchesses of Davonsiiiar and Liens, the Marchiouesses of WiNcistsvr.a. Heap roll-, and Hcavroso, the Countesses of Set Ton, Essex, and Dowager Esss.x. Viscountess Mkt.- souana, Lady DUDLEY and Waal), Lord and Lady W LETWOIT Il i Lord and Lady BOSNIA°. DOW, and the PORTUGUESI Asasassauoa. On Monday evening, Mrs. DRUMMOND S :41rm gave a grand Concert at her house in PircaJilly to above 30.) persons of distinaion. Madmne li!ata - ow and Sign'.r VtnANort sun a charming Du.:. A Quartette, c imposed by Peluso. J, .end sung ny Madam Bt•ncssi,:da , i tm Dos sy, Signor V' .a. NOM. and Signor ROVIDIEG g vr.t. u.uch A Duet by the Lrasosits was m ich applanded. A variety of refreshments wer eery I op. SPORTING 14T E i.LIaIiNCE. Nr.W%tAILICET SPRINj. ALLTING, NIAT 13. Svreepstaker of 203 gs Path, h. ft. D. I. Mr. Willows Parlson, Iv— 204 - • Mr. Norton's Quid. 7.1 - - Mr. Lake* e. Ay llitaard. eu' Ras" CA 5b . Lad Ogle:noes Hannibal. . Seven to 4 on Pavilion. Sweepstakes of 100 gs, each, k ft. Across the Flat. Mr. Lidgrokes Wut.trd, 7st. 19IA - - - Lewd Faittei Hipocagirit,fst - - - Lont C....tumor • lisgafell.., 7a4 41 b 3 Three to 1 agst BustArd-5 to 4 on Hip?ocamrus. 3 to 1 agst Bagatelle. TUCSO A T. stAir 14. Fifty Pounds by Sebseripiion for 4.yr olds. 7.st 8113. 5-yr olds, Bst. 61b. 6-yr olds, 84t. 121 b. and aged, 9st. 21h. I)ut. C. IA F G 0-horses b. f. Elisabeth, 5 yrs . . Mr. Abb,y's b. g. Little John, 5 yrs . Mr. Wsetell'a b. f. Litmboiro, 4 yrs . • • $ Five to 2 against Elizabeth ; 7 to 4 against Little John; 5 to 4 against Lambago. Fifty Pounds for 3-yr-old Colts carrying Bst. Vb. and Fillies Bat. R. M. 1.6. Grasvenor's b. f. Molests. by John SoII, out of • sister to Skyscraper . . I Mr. Grisevrood'a rat. c. Honesty . . . r Mr. Sit ell's b..t (kneecap • . . 3 Dof Tinitorab. f. Fens. by.Grouss. . . 4 Mr. %Vast.:ll's br. c. Capin 5 Mr. L34l.krolte's b. f. Duos . 6 Mr. R. li, c'', b. r. Pooch dr. Seven to 4 against Violante ; S to 1 agst. Honesty ; 4 to 1 against Goosecap ; 4 to 1 against Capias ; S to 1 against Dora. D. of St. Alban's Merryman. Sst. OS. beat Mr. Wyndham's c. by Waxy, bought of Sir F. Poole. 7st. 10lls. Two-yr old C. 50gs.-5 to 2on Merry man. Mr. Mellish's Diddler. 7st. 131. beat Sir J. Shel ley's Julia. Sat. 71b. Two-yr-old C. SOOgs. b. ft.- 6 to 5 on Diddler. Mr. Pinion's Performer, by Coriander, beat Ld Stawell's Gluriana. Sit. each. Across the Flat, 100 gs.—G to 4 against Performer. GOODWOOD RACES.. These races, which ended on Thursday last, afford- ed good sport, and were very fashionably and nu . ' merously attended. The Duke's stand, as usual, was well stored with every kind of refreshments ne cessary on such occasions ; and at Goodwood an elegant dinner was provided each day, fsr a seleti party of his Grace's friends, amongst whom were, the Earl of Craven, Lord Arthur Somerset, Gene ral and Lady Charlotte Lennox, Major and Mrs. Bloomfield, Capt. Blagrave, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Trederoft, Mr. J. Smitn, brother to Mrs. Fitzher ben, Mr. Grzrae, icc. &c. lOn the last evening the whole party went from Goodwood, to the Sall at Chichester, which was truly spiendide and kept the company till a late I hour. The first day provim wet. the Duke of Richmond, who was not wholly recovered from a fit of the gout, did not visit the ground ; but the second day being fair, his Grace attended, in his carriage, and appeared in good spirits. Mr. and Mrs. Orby Hunter, and the Hnn. Berkley Craven, trio:, a large party of fashionables, in a very hand some baronets', and fonr twits' blood horses, com manded a distinguishes' attention on the course, on Wedivsdar. At the conclusion of the above races, a 'dispute arose between some of the military and peasantry, that mix , : have produced very unpleasant come , q for s h e jedicAms interference or Ge neral Lce:iux. INDIA CALcurrA GAZETTE. • Fiat will;am, VI Now. 1004. GP.NkRAL ORDJR. By his Excellency the C0.1111111111 , 141' in Chief, dated H. a l gustier% Fatty Ghor, Nov. 18, 1/04. The Crommualer in Chief returns his most cordial thanks to the t /Ewers awl men or the C wilry and I Pose Artillery fur the minspicorins gallsntry in the action of ve-terdiy. Ills Excellency is unable to express Ls admiration in terms sufficiently strong fur the active estrage, steadiness ' and un d tunthil resolution which wets &splayed by the whole af:er a (,Bening march of near sixty milts in the preceding twenty fur hours. His Excellency shaii ever remember, with beartfdt grati. rude, the ordiestion. he owes to Colonel %man comminaliog, Lieutenant Catunel V andelaur and 134.j0r Neel, commanding t'3e let and Yd Rrtgade of Cavalry; Lieutenant Calorie! Toone, who commanded the advanced guard; Captain Mertrombie and Officers and men, of the srh Dragoons; Captain Philpot and Officers and men; of the 27tn Dragoons; Major Wade and °theirs and men, of the 29th Dragoons • Captain Welsh and Officers and inen, of the Ist Native Cavalry; Capt. Elliott d Of% -era and men, of the 4th Native Cavalry; Captain Swinton and Officers and men, of the Atit Native Cavalry ; and to Cipialik Rrown and Officers and men, of the Halle Ar tillery ; for their highly meritorious and intrepid behaviour in the engagement of yesterday. Ili; Excellency cantv3t avoid to embrace this opportunity of noticing the uncommon perseverance and praise worthy eon dal of the reserve, what% altard a march of upward; of three bemired miles in seventeen days, and which bore the unusual fatigue' to which it has been so long expotad, with the utmost cheerfulness. The Commander in Chief begs Lieutenant Colonel Den, commanding the Reserve, to accent his best thanks, and desires he will signify to the (keen and men or the Detachment of Artillery, to the Officers and men of the F .nh Companies of His Majesty's 224 Ree-nent and two Battalions of the 21st, she great satisf,9 ion which he has de rived from the zeal, alacrity, and patience, which they have unifoemly manifested. • LIST OF IIIE PEERS. WHO VOTCD FOR GC•MO INTo A COMMTTTIEZ OY TIAR HUM ROMAN CATHOLIC ?F.TITION. Was Fltswi%ant Walpole Norfolk Liter King Somerset Spencer Moutfurt Deeenshira Thanet Iforand Grafton Guilford Stawell St. A . WM'S Kelly Foley Bc4l ;id. G!,ninre Thurlow Nfarraiares Ey iiituwit Ashburton Buckingham Bread.lhane Rawdon, E. Muir* Stafford tiahricarde • Grenville H ead.ort. Loan Ossory Earls Besborough. Dundas Derby Viscounts YarSnrough Stating Hereford Cawlor Carli-le Maynard Minto Albemarle St. Joan. Butler ' E. Ormot, I Ozfrwii Le-ds Carysfo rt Ta.iiii•mille Say and Sete Landaff. Cowper Clifton, E. Darnley Clrefden. The lass hoer prevented Laois Egremont,Carnarvon, Stair, flutelike**, De Uitoid, and others from outing. There were thirty Irish Commoners in the mi. I , nority upon the Catholic Question. air Joins Gans has demanded a Court Martial, to inquire into the causes of his recall ; but the I Board of Admiralty have not judged it expedient to accede io the request of the gallant Admiral. The brig Nile, of London, Captain PRINGLE, on her voyage from Liverpool, with salt, for Riga, was captures; by a French privateer, near the West ern Islands (Scotland), who, after taking out the crew, gored holes in her bottom, and sent the mare and his wife on board a Dane, then passing by, who IgseravaesitsinerLs as Beata the Alife. and. notwith standin~q she had nine feet water in her hold, suc ceeded in stopping the holes, and carried her into the island of Barra. On Monday last the PORT , ..OULIE AI4IIASSADOR gave a grand dinner at his house in Smith-street, in celebration cf the birth-day of the Prir.ce of BRA• za L. The table waslaid out in the most sumptuous sole ppon an elliptic marble slab ; in the centre of the table was placed a most curious fountain, with Neptune in the middle, surrounded by Naiads, Tri tons, &e. with gold and silver fish swimming about in the water, which had a beautiful eff,..fl, from the variety of lights, and gold and silver ornaments with which the table abounded. The company consisted of His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Duke and Duchess De QUISNEY, Count VIOSIZNE.L, Colonel MULLER, Mr. De CHARVANAC, Mr. Da FRANCE, Mr. LUCLIIR, Mr. AI.:ORAL/A, and Messrs. STOCKLICIL. On Monday last, His Royal Highness the Duke of Camellias:ice reviewed, at Blackheath. the fist and second brigades of the West Kent N'olonteers, consisting of the Loyal Greenwich, Lewisham, Woolwich, Crayford, Bexley, and Deptford. His Royal Highness expressed himself much satisfied with the corred and soldier-like appearance of the whole (in particular with the Loyal Greenwich and Water Forcible*, who muster one thousand effed- ire men). The first brigade was commanded by Colonel Cater eit.t., of the Loyal Greenwich, who, by order of His Royal Highness, informed them, " His MAJESTY would review the brigade, on Mon day, the Sd of Jone." The day was very fine. and Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALLS graced the circle, attended by much beauty and fashion.— 'I he ground was admirably kept by the Tower I lam lets Militia, who, with the West London, had pre viously been reviewed by His Royal Highness. ' On Tuesday night an alarming fire broke out in Sun-street, Bishopsgate, which consumed 'twelve houses, and for some time tEreatened destruni in to the neighbourhood ; however, by the alitivity of the firemen, and the alactity wi th which the engines arrived, it vrAsextinguidied. FIRST Day.-I'he Ticket, No. 13,001, drewn on Nlonday a Prize of I .000!. was sold in one hale; one Quarter, one Eight). and two Sixteenth Shares, at Bisn's Offices, 4, Cornhill. and 9, Charing-Cross, where the fortunate Holders sway receive their Mo ney on Demand. Undrawn Tickets and Shares are selling till r i se o'clock neat Saturday nruning, when the Second Day's Drawing will begin. It is a principal charatieristic of a good play, that its interest is supported through every aft, from the rising to the fall of the curtain. On this essential Principle is consttuded the grand drama of the pre sent Lottery. Every scene of it commences, or, in other words, every first drawn number of each day opens with the interest of a principal prize, while a great floating interest pet vades each a. 9. It would be an insult to the discernment of the public to suppose, that this immense interest is rot manifest to them, or that they will nerlecl to embrace it, since but nine days only remain ror the exhibition of a piece of stroll unprecedented mot:arra and attrac tion. NAVAL TNTELLIGINcr. • . PMITSI O 4OiIiti,MAY 14. Arrive t h e Grip. Haywood, from the hied? terranean, ternanean, she parted from the -'weever 6 10011 a war; and 'be lest of the fleet under her convoy, in a gals wind.—Wind N. F. PLYMOfITIII, MAY 15; - - - Soled the Prorilentia. Odeberg, for Cette ; anti the Pretty Lab sinned sLip, with a convoy icr the Downs. Wind N. W. DEAL, MAY 14. Sailed, the Ariactae and . 74:mica frigates, °ream sloop of war. Liorifi, and the I),mtlatiou bcanl)s ; Watc4j 1. 1114.1444,:ti, and several never gun-brigs, on a cruize off Calais ; Hinz and 1341 d gun-brigs, on a eruile off Ostend ; Iris frigate. and the Steads gun-brig. for Po.tsmoutli.—Wind Easterly, blows very hard. FROM LLOYDS LIST. ♦aar.co Dover the Sarnpsun. Atkiat, horn nnunn; Miiet+4, Ford, Iron Tenetaz; awl the Bow ,nah e Borman, final 1. inenek lu the Creek--the Fahtus, Artbe it, from Ceti*. Trir.icalowe, Messer, , r•,.n In the Cl the V enera'ole, IrOM 71•••1 , 1e4115. . • Off Teser4e--•the Frieiurhip: 14 . tra u, from At Afriea—Ahe Speedy, A,tkias, from Londun. CORN-EY.(:II ANGE, WIL DP LID A r, Mar The supply of gran, today at rather considerahl., and the Baltic fleet arriving w.th ileac GO asii of Wheat, there -c vce any sail to day presunimg on a reluesiun. Good Msleing Wir iest keep then.. price, hot much of iriferinr, Conte Tt able reduction, is almost without sale. Mart, White Peas, vnd Beans of hot), sorts, vary but little. Oats are in good suPPIT,' and some cargoes of foreign come in, and is Omen at rather less price. I•:9 Rape See: arrived yet; and Flow is plenty. • CHM lig,bir PRICE. OF GRAIN. 545 70.. EU RCI,I. .42+ 48s. OR. Fine d 0........ 90s. 9ts 0 , 1 Tick Heins 44.. Od. Rye... 411,. 52. 04. Oats 241. 26. 29. Qd. Barley 30+.40.. 04. Poland% ...304. 31.. 6d. Malt- ...665. 72. Oa. Ital., 5eed....... GO. Wt. 04. White Peas 425. 46. Od. I Fins Flout ^ss. 764. 04. GM, Pets 40s. 41:14. Od. = Sec..nda GU ?se. Oil. PRICE OF STOCES, YESTERDAY. per Cent Reduced ... "ifj S per Cast. Growls .. . • 4 per Cent 5 per Cent. Nary 5 per Cent Loyal', 99 961 k Long Annuities ... ' 1419-1 Impend S pes Cent... ...be!' temniiim India 9t.icic lSif ial Esel.equer Bills Consoler:et 5914 T RISH, Stock Weikel., rim 4. Cerntsill. -ind 9, C.l•e•itie Crow. MARRIAGES. Toesday eennight, at lenisham, Kent, by the Hoo. and Rev. Mr. Le;; , ...t, Thomas l)anvol, of Jeffrwi rquage, Mvo Man Larkin', daughter of the late William Larkins Ek of ..ckheath. Wells-arLy eennlebt, at Queen-ay.-Ire Rath, by leo Rev. R. Warn,vr s thie Rev. Thomas ov -we', Sour, College, Oxford, to Mite Parry, c!tle , a, dAnghter of Dt. PAI ry . *a DEATHS. Sonday s'ennight, at his house in the Circus, Bath, George Redhead, Esq LIGE of Hutton Hall, Curnberlaadi and • Dea Vuty-Lieutenant for that county. Tue.ie.ev s'ennight, at his lodgings in Faith,lohn Littrehin, Fo7. of Welsh-St.-Donate, Glamorgan, one of Ili+ Maje-try Ju•tiers of the Peace for that County, for which he setts) tl►e office of Sheriff hi 1769. HIGN wAritt Tries Morn. 6 win. after 4.—FN 25 tnirai7Z.7.l• SALES BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and SOTHEBY, 11 , .01c , :di , n, At their Howe, No. 10, Strand, opootift Off vtrost (removed from Tialt.street, Curt nt ), TAPS DAY, and the Four I...ilowlug (Sunday ciceptai), Et Twelve o'Clock, THE Entire and Valuable LIERAIV: of the Isle Sir CHARLES STYLE, Bart. Watt.rneb.nl„ Kent. To srliket is addei,tlie Liinais of anotner Genilrnart, d..oeacert ; t.ie,ther furniiig a vary gond Colicetion, In Foret,n sod U oneaic Hi.toq, Vliavaleiti reelsiClassic4, thank. ties Mural and Natural P:iitasophy, Artilninea, County His. tory, rostry, Belle3Lettrel, Dicnity, Ntseelhuttes, Ana and S.:fences, and other Branches of Literature. A Choice nr Books upon Finting, and some cdriotts an.. exce:lent Tackle. To he viewed; and Catalogues (prise ed.) so be had at the rl.ce or Saie. ROOKS AND PRINTS, Under the Direction of Mr. SUTHRRY, At his Housz, York at Covent-Garden, TU-MORROW, May 17, and Two fullawi•rs Days (Sunday cscepardl, at Teel., o'clock, A VALUABLE COLLECTION aF BOOKS. Ll in various Langone% am rig which are a set of Thorn ton's Botany, eolotred, colonist°. Deniers Rurar Sports, 2 vols. Swift's Works, by Hawketworth, 34 vosp. Malone•. Shaks..eare, brie Paver, 11 vols. A rem number of cele brated German Autlinro rill Mines, Minerals, Chemistry, At. The Third Day's Sac comprises a small but va:trible urns of Prints, by the most esteemed Mine . ; crestsioing • Gardner', 17:ewr on the Rhine; Morlattes Sketches; a few tw Rembrandt, At. The whole the genitive Property of a GENTLEMAN larslr tiscraa.d, remersed frme Ina R wad-nee in Befklhire. May be viewed till tine time of Sale, and Cata logues had. PRINTS BY HOGARTH. WOOLLETT, ke.-14 ARE ENGLISH PORTRAITS. DRAWINGS OF Putt- TRAITS, TOPOGRAPHICAL AND NATURAL HIS TORY, ILLUSTRATE') BOOKS, BOOKS DV PION IS. AND PUR E-FOLIOS. By qtr. RICH A.RDSON, At Isis Hauer, No. SI, in the Shand. THIS DAY, ark' the two following, at It o'C'ock, ALarge and ValuAble COLLECTION of PRINTS, by Woollett. hdorglson rage Vine WI P.... lty Fivithorne. Hollar, Pass. dtc. Hogs-th's V1.1c., 112 ; the Works of Captain Braille coinidele ; 300 Tickets he But ; Tipostranilical Drawings by Datum, Sitentrud. N.c.volson. Rooker. Varier, die.; Fora-ads by Gardiner an I II Curi.nas E..:111:C11 ; ()Part od's Worts br Bart- , :,.z: , 2 Yids ; NICTIOi3 of Lord Widnolt, printed 00 , Elephant limier xe . s Travzir in Sylurstiond, tEnsernea ; hf of Sir Robert Walpole. inlaid, and illirstristelli f irh Fort , tits ; II 4torial and Polity .i! r, be viewed this day, and m , ritinrs of Sate; Ca: s !hottli-s, rri,:e One Shilling, may be had of Mr. Richardson, tin. 31, Stund. GOV ;WELL-STREIL r REPOS' WRY, FOR rut. SALIf. OF HORSES, CARRISOV, Sc. &e• SADLER retorts h.s most sincere 1 hanks is, D his owner-ma Friem It a A Eberle Fobia, for the lie new of (hair pita FAVIA111: aid birs to inform theirs that he hat a SALE BY AUCTION, eve,' TristiLiy at Tacit, o'clock, acid every Trete, at EU r..:a dry S.:ix:dirt for Catrage, aa.l met taari.-I:erit St.itthrg fist Hots a, acid the (oaten C.tre taktat of (boor( 4'l rearmir.le Tninu. The above Repository is erm•rzir'S mien f , r the rt-•!eptielt of Hemet, Carriages, drc Sc ri. , dot ti:ov ;mew, Sale, Ex•ierree of A %meow Horse.. &c. it not sold. N. B. Soups etre .•f , l ea Mz s.-rt . t aol the greatest attention Joao to the interest • f tat Een:,irre. -1. . Tan Pa j s of Fayarcas ars every jay, ettoapitse Sate Days. y. . IMP .._~,