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711N/RIDGE So. .malda•••1111..r . The attraflions of the Wells Still continue to rs• mote their Menem, over the fashindeble world, and It -every day ushers in new families to add to our pu r.: onerous and staled Company. Amonrmany ethers, H We — ?once Zatitsbaert route and WAS'S Si ft. Allan's; Cantos Statirensbaq, Mersntl. snit .P.taciti; Attests. Pita, Stewiling, Wenttani, Atancyn. Rantslt, Mactiugal, Janis*, dye ; &myna Armstrong. Goods, Russo:, Knight, Taylor, Kennedy, Rauh, Ciil.vsit, etc. The setxm , l battalion of the 83d Regiment went through, in the morning, on their root to the coast. Mr. Burton, the young gentleman that was so much hurt by a toll from lii horse some time ago, is not pronounced out of danger. GENERAL ELECTION. flow Cashi later who have derived thereselvaswe(Cestinued). Nate norniais ast--Charl.s R Sarre% new Candidate. C•M1111111141 , 11illI—Right Hom,urable C. Y..rke, Sitting Yost William W.lberfinee, Sitting Member. Se A sti Sreohen Pinnits, Sir ins Member. Pne•,esysa S ir T. B Thom;enti, new Candidate. rstatv.-i Per. LI•Irl, new Candidate. Cassantent Untvaastgy-eLord Henry Petty. Sitting Sfereher. ClTT—lohn latnuehe and Robert Shaw. Fenn. sitter Members 'llse Right Hon. H. Grattan, new Candidate. Deese" COUII Jana Hamilton, Esq. and P . Falkiner, Req *sing Meinh , ..ts. CAItOII LNieIIITT —0 Lateische, Esq. son of the Right D Lswerhr, Sitting Member. Coen, Wastnasra...Gustarus Roahfort, E. and Wil liam S m ith, Esq what has been twenty yens a Member for that e•unstr ; these Gentlemen are the present Maesbets, au/. • wing. vowed las Lord Delv;n, um of the Earl at greatieseeth. Cavort , 110111. Thomas ateadeee" tiONCO4II.II. p,s cut Member. Treraiime and John Spencer Smith, Eters. Siting Morel en Mr. Ho:ltiesnn, new Candidate. I Iry Neewell. White, Rai. Sum Member. C or Iteseunson—The Hon. Captain Ring, Mother . W dm Earl et lingston. a present Member. Cocotte or Dussis.ss—ki. V. Revoke, Esq. present Mein tat. Omit» es Mare—The Augustus Diflen, present 14.eshye. ••e-seei.• The canvass for the Eleflion fur Cricklade, Wilts, .L carrying on with unprecedented spirit and ac 11Cisevirry, band is at work.—Mr. T. GODDARD'S , who are canvassing for him and Lord. Youtaircerea, are very sanguine of success. Mr.. We lowest lies chiefly about Wotton Bassett, Bwindos. Parton. the neighbouring villages, and angroundirig country. nearly all of which have %, Mr. G. lan Poiscitairga has not let ammo forward,_or eenweeseed canvassing his ,E 4 lO boron lies about Cricklade and • adder Lord Atmore a's lies principally Mall eatery. General Se. JOHN has not yet thearnpLaldieugh it is still said he intends it ; 011111111011 6 • t number of votes in Wotton dinsegkrhe interim ot Lord BOLUICIRRut Z. Assays& is warrior a spirited personal can -1.6" wrath, as Wednesday, . atteQed by lasedslee of his WINS". • lire—it was market day, 161.111,11111 Meets, without his hat. through 1411 . 011441envaesed all the farmers; but, it success, as they had G. He was astpeded en Viligninge.ea Serfsloa. where he woof meet with IPS ban masses, as Mr. G.'s family end friends goldv din% sand don isthahitaats too for many . lateen bees 11/111.111 with Mr. Gootisons, sen. • also has repesoutad tire Camay in several Paella =ants, bet who now intends to resign, through age, ist favour, it is said, of Mt. Lose. Lord ANDOVER has aheady opened all the houses at Cricklade and Piiifswerth, and Mr, G. at Swindon, and some of Cie oeighbnurieg villages. Extraft of a letter from an Officer en board His PA•ISSeV'S frigate Topose, dated off the Western Isles, 7th 08ober, 1806:—" We have had chiefly ine weather since our sailing with the West India convoy on the 14th ult. from Cork; parted with the convoy off here on the 3d inst..;--all well ; have as yet seen nothing but Americans ; on the night of the 4th (in my first watch), we fell in with the Tre f,- .(Aeloaind Sire RICA &ILO STIACII4,I). we took . SOf a smaller class, bore down, and cleared foe • thinking her a Spaniard. Our surprise was , VIM, when we found she bad two tier of guns, all ready to receive us ; we were near giving ham a broadside. ere we discovered our mistake. Sir Ica sin lost all bit Squadron in the West Indies, in a violent hurricane, in which he sprung his foremast, Some of the Squadtun are at Halifax. The irok has been cruising off the Islands, to fall in with the rest, for some time. The Admiral detains us, and I believe we shall actompany him is Ha. The Favourite, of Liverpool, from Lisbon, under convoy of the Lardy, in her way home sprung a leak. The Captain oh the Lively afforded her every assistance in bib power. It required 36 hands con stantly employed at the pump and otherwise, to keep her from sinking, as she made two feet water in an hour. At length. being convinced the ship could not be saved, 126 bags of cotton and a few sails, to gether with the crew, were taken out of her, when • she was set fire to and destroyed. Letters from Mentz, dated the evening of the •11r1r, inform es, th,t the Eleaor of Hesse Cassel has formally declared. that in case of war between ' kr..tice end any ether Continental power, he would risontaii. the nrtelest neutrality. In consequence of this, she Pi-anise General, Blocher, who had entered • „ Crawl ita the 4th, with a corps of 3000 men,. was obligee to quit the Eledlorate the same day, in corn fi•ance with a formal Mjtinftion of the Eleetor him self. it it well known that Prussia relied with con • ;deuce on the dispoaitions of that Prince ; thus we mar judge that the new league is dismembered in its eery formation. Prussia appears quite uncle. ciied. We ate informed, in a positive manner, that the King has given orders to resped the French Vedettes. The iseciterences that take plisce is the Tritkish Prcences. devalope mote and more the ln - rigues and ultimate views of Russia. The arro;*. which is advancing rapidly to r ,iwards Mrddavia aid Wallachia, evidently in tro .1s to, restore the two Hospoears deposed, for • ti..e;t7 long Owen sold to a foreign power. The E1)01. , r of Rustia, who has sometimes affeeted tarn res:redl Cur the indeperdence of Sovereigns, . as ht has already done iii Sepia, an toc.e..rd , of rearr i rle of violence p and usurti,..n, whicit nettling can Frans The Argus I ... PI/ VAL INTIILLIOLNCE. PCOILTSMOIItn, OCT• Amy.' the Seahorm frigate, from the Mediter ranean, with a fleet of transports. &c. under con voy. Among them are tbe following, viz. ;'the Ranger, Camperhem, &meta, 1 homes and Mary, Lord Load, Venue, Heron, Mary Ann, and Monarch. Sailed His Majesty's ship La Fhehe, on a cruise of Havre.—Wind N.W. TLYMOVTLI, OCT. `..?2. L'Asele, which arrived last evening from the , Black Rocks, has sprung her mainmast. Arrived since, the Coniaiiee sloop; Cheerio. and Scorpion brigs ; and His Majesty's ship Minotaur, 74 Capt. Mansfield, just come to anchor in the Bay. By the Moselle sloop, Capt. Gordon, which ar rived last night, we have received satisfaauty in telligence of the squadron so long missing under the command of Sir Richard Strachan. The gal lant Admiral was on the coast of America ; two of his ships, the &Mei& and Brllona, with the Melomput frigate, fell in with L'lMpetatens, 74 guns, one of Guillaumez's squadron. chased her a long time, and drove her on the rocks, where she was burnt. The Metampus had taken 400 prisoners out of her, who after wards attempted to rise upon the ship's com pany. From these prisoners it was learnt, that a 74 belonging to Guillaumez's squadron had foun dered in the late hurricane. Two others were gone into the Chesapeak. and the French Admiral to the Havanna. Sir Richard had hoisted his flag on board the Triumph, :and sent the Cesar, to be repaired at Halifax. By the Mane r an, Capt. Hawes, whiCh arrived this morning, d k patches are received from Sir John Warren, who was left with his squadron all well off the Chesapeak, bn the 16th of September. Sir John had several times been pretty close to the heels of Guillaurnez, but he had always the good fortune to escape him. The last information he received was, that part of the French squadron had gone into the I Chesapeak disabled in the late hurricane, And the gallant Admiral was there on the look out ht them. •NOTIIER LITTER, SAME DATE. Came in the Minotaur man of war, from off Cadiz ; the Cesar man of war, Sir R. Strachan, is arrived at Fayal, with the loss of main-mast ; Mo- Wile sloop of war, from the Capes of Virginia, with dispatches ; she brings an account of the destrullion of the Impetuses: French ship, of 74 guni, h^ the Beilona and.Britrisle men of Vint, who drove her on shore on the coast of America, and burnt her.— Spanish gun4ugger of one gun, captured by the Miser On frigate; Shepherdess (an American), Cord well, from Sierra Leone, for Cowes; and the Danish vessels Dry Freorde, Peters; and the Aunitiii4, Guellenon, from Malaga, for Tonaingea ; all de , tained by the Liu privateer. Passed up Channel, the Athrniennt man of war, with a fleet of transports, from Ciibraltar. EA IMOUTII, OCT. 21. Arrived, yesterday, the Speeds, Stevens. from Swansea ; 7:eson, Ntil, from Ulverston ; end Sally. Rogers, from Carmarthen ; and Brothers, Coats, from Bristol. Arrived this day, the Princess Marl packet, Po csick, with Mails from New York and Halifax, 31 days from the latter place ; brings intelligence of three French line of battle ships having put into the Chesapeak. where Sir J. B. Warren was gone after them. Admiral Berkley sent the packet with dispatches to Fayal, for Sir R, Strachan, who was then in the Triumph, having shifted his flag to her, and sent the Cater to Halifax, where she arrived with loss of main-mast. The packet arrived at Fayal on the 9th instant, and Sir R. Strachan sailed that day for Halifax. The Meuebester packet had arrived at Halifax.—Wind S.W. DEAL, OCT. Cft. Came down from Sheerness, last night, His Ma. jesty's ships Spartan, Crocodile, and hkrnye ; also, from the River, the Abundance store-ship, and sailed from the Downs this morning, with the outward bound, &c. under convoy for Portsmouth. -Arrived the Fury bomb, from Portsmouth ; Com batant and roforauf prawns, from a cruise ; and the Ilhasintr.gumbrig, Lieut. , Smithers, with a large ship ender Ragusan colours, of 14 guns, and thirty men, from Amsterdam, ter Smyrna, which site leas de tained. Sailed from the Downs, this morning, a ship, tail ed L'hivention, bound to the river De La Plata, to which place she has already made a most successful voyage. Sbe is a beauraultast-miling vessel, mounts :S guns, is well manned, and commanded by that meritorious officer. Captain Lc Breton. coal, OCT. 17. The arrival of an American ship, the Marbles. of and from Norfolk, Fawn, has put us in posses sion of some interei•ing information. She sailed from Norfolk on the 2d ult.—Previous to her de parture, Hi s Majesty's s hip Cescicater had arrived there in a very disabled condition, in order to be hove down and repaired. eihe had got on there on one of the Capes of Virginia, and received such injury, that the Captain, finding the exertions of his crew incompetent to her preservation at sea, bore away fir Norfolk. A French line of battle ship and a frigate had also arrived there disrnasted, the day beicre the Martha sailed—they smut past.of stse squadron, which had been on the coast of Africa, and sobsequently in the West Indies. On the 3d ult. the Murtha spoke an English line-of-baitle ship, to which she communicated the information we have stated. The Martha was bound for Liverpool with naval stores. The Cherry, Has Si LAD, from Liverpool for New York, foundered at sea on the t7th ult. crew saved. Not a Capital . drawn on the SeconeDay of Drawing, which somewhat extraori Prize irass.ng, ich is idinAry. The next Day of Drawing will be no Tuesday - , the 4th of November. % I Vheel contains the follow ing Capital Prizes:—`L of ilu s gOol. ;2 of 10,Q001. ; 3 of 5,01/01 ; 5 of 1,0001. ; and 7 of Soh l • Hoansatr and Co. are selling Tickets and Shares, warranted undtawn, at the same prices as before the Drawing began. I lORNbIY and Co. beg lease to *mitre the public, that there are a very few 'Pickets and Shares remaining to be sold, but as long as any remain, tiny may be had at their old established State Lottery Offices, 26, Cornhill ; 52, Charing-Cross ; and St. Mnikiret's Hill, Borough. • - • • POLICE. , , 'No business was dote yesterday at the Martsion- House. OVILDN•LIL. Beere Mr. ellefeween SCHOLIY. Two Cyprians, named Mary and Elivibed Gerrard . rhattf, stood charged with stealing a silver watch ' from one of their paramours, who stated, that a little after twelve o'clock on Thursday tight, pas sing with his friend and put-companion, through Cloth-Fair, they met with the Prisoners, and pro posed accompanying them home ;• thai he pulled out his wa:ch to see what was the hour. when Mary snatche.4 the watch, and gave it to Elizabeth, %lio immediately ran away with it, She was shortly alter taken, and, though both were searched, the watch was not found. Elizabeth was, a few days since, before the Court by the name of . ..feht , sorr, on a charge of cheating a grocer in Long-lane, Smithfield, and swallowing tour half-guineas; and was then dis charged upon her second ex untriation. under some doubts of her guilt ,• on the present occasion too, she had again the good fortune to escape committal for the felony, through some prevarica tion on the part of the Prosecutor, who stated, that be was not intoxicated ; btst the parish constable, who took the Prisoners, said, he and his companion were very much intoxicated. The Prisoners were, however, committed to Br i dewell. _ • WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, OCT. 24. Refers WILLIAM MAINWARINO, Est. Choir/sox, end a numerous Bench of Justires of the Peace for the Cue, and Liberties of IVestninoter. Ileorseasass Corm.- was indided for assaulting• James Wearing Childe, on the 13d of April last. Mr. KNAPP, as Counsel for the Prosecution, stated, that this prosecution was not persevered in so twitch from any material injury done to the Pro secutor's person, as to exculpate his chars ter from the vile aspersions thrown out upon it by the De fendant at the bar. The Prosecutor was a young man, an artist, and made a respedable liveli hood by imparting his profession of a painter, in the iintrudion ut young people; and for this reason, particnlarly, it was necessary his cha rades should be preserved free and uncontami nated by the blast of malice or calumny.— The Defendant, he continued, was a butcher, who, on the evening of the day mentioned in the in didment, between nine and ten o'clock, came to the White liaise Public-house, in the Strand, where the Prosecutor, with tome friends. was spending the, evening. He pined them, and atter sitting awhile,: the Defendant tapped the Prosecutor on theahoulcier, and taking him out of the room, told him, that he was under an obligation to him ; for that on the an-' tecedent Saturday night, while be, the Prcsecutor m Was drunk, he, the Defendant. had seen him safe home. The Prosecutor said; it was all a mis take, and they returned to the company. -The Dee. fendant then said, befote all the people present., ~ I 'll be d—d if you are not the man. You led me through several dark lanes and alleys, and wanted to commit an unnatural crime with me." A senile was the result, and the Prosecutor was as saulted by the Defendant. The former protested his innocence, and the falsity of such an accusation, and afterwards made his complaint before the Ma gistrates at Bow-street. It was not, however, the mutat that he complained of, but the foul and scandalous aspersions which had been thrown upon his charader, from which he wished to be excul pated, and to stand forward again in the estimation of the world, an innocent but an injured indi vidual. Mr. GURNEY, for the Defendant, said, that he was instruaed, by his Chart, thus publicly to state, in open Court, that he was now sensible that he was most completely mistaken in charging the Prosecu tor with such an offence. After some consultation with respell to the De fendant's apologising in the Public Papers, it was agreed, he should personally acknowledge his error in open Court. When he declared, -0 Ido not really think you are the man, and I wholly ac quit you of the imputation." The Jury, accordingly, found a verdid of ac quittal. Gratis Smith was arraigned upon three indid mesas, for stealing three pewter pint pots, the pro. perty of tome publicans. Being consiaed of the first, he pleaded gushy to the rest, and was sentenced to 14 days imprisonment, in the Home of Corree -tion, upon each offence. He had been already six months in confinement, and was represented to have been a reputable watchmaker, with a wife and four children. and, failing in his circumstances, was sup posed to have committed this theft through neces sity. lie WAI a decent-looking, well-dressed man, about 50 years of age. The General Pere( oi. from New Orleans for Li verpool, has put int() Pensacola, leaky, and in distress. On Thursday, about three o'clock in the after noon, a most dreadful fire happened at a farm, called the Fir Trees, at Baliall Temple, in War wickshire. Such was the tremendous havock of the flames, that a barn, a wheat and Geist rielia, a lane quantity of hay and clover, and other property of considerable value, were entirely consumed before the 61 ( could be stopped. On Friday se'nnight, a signal gun was fired on board the Salleadur del Mande, flag-ship. in liamoaze, and the yellow flag hoisted, as a signal for an tie. cation. Weed, the mutineer, attar praying some time in his birth, with the chat lain of the ship, at eleven o'clock was led forth for execution, along the gangway, to a platform erected on the forecastle.— e attended by the clergyman and provost. marshal ; when ha came to the platform, the rope Was reeved round his neck, and, after praying some time. the fatal bow gun fired, and he was launched into eternity. He persisted in hi; innocence of the crime for which he was gUirla to suffer, but said he deserved death for his other crimes, which were nu merous. hie appeared very penitent, and declared he died in peace with all mankind. Atter hanging the usual time, his rernaias werelowered down in to a shell, and carried ashore heir:torment. All the boats of thEfiret, roanueskand armed, atunteled the execution. '1 w. • 4,111-Af4lirrfet 111 et "" • • - 1771r" - - CORN EXCHIINGk. Ocr . Theteittraty sviledeoe tf(iiieolotliavt); ie4rttelquitlier tr. na i ls, but atucalog veg cuJeliuSsi4W4llllip:iei,o f ew per ees are made of Grain in lolled!. S.:nup".F. of g•Khl Bane. and Matt are dearer. -Sotto, 4C wish .'.errp;. edit" N. W hke Peas, price nominal; and gig 4.1. e „up; • Itor Ors of good whlelt-feelli ; and nie tetras of Flour rettigii , i CUR4'(.N'F.J , "VF ,Git Ail Le Fine de 811 s 92s W. 'FAL Maas% :I...nds 44. 04. K e 4(n. 4la. C.tl• (.)I;s . ~. • 32y, s2esi 42.: 4es• "A• $4• sia.t. ..72**S i a 4katpatf“*..s 2ii. 281. u t M ips . X, Fine Fluur -- 1. - 1" - N It I ItEIOV4I44IIb Ma t. POCIIITS. Kent •111 terit 51 Si t., • 41 ty i to 61 '4 'SI It Stowe : , 41 10 0 to Si F. 46 ex - to 91 IN Phigt.S talf , HkY ANIS blit.AIN, VIA . • T . I .4ir fee Hay 9lr 36 a 41 156 1 Hay 31 106 a 41 1,11 Straw Clover .....41 4i a .61 56 !Strait .ll 156 a 21 6 6 SMITtIFIEI.O —lsis Ali, Of T.. sink tile °flip—pastels ,1 , ef 46 Oil to 56 Oa I Veal 4l 641 to 6i Ca Mutton ..46 ed to Ss 6i! ?wk . 41 id to 66 la Lamb 46 id t. 5. Cd rirAD nip C ATTLE T , ls DAY, Beasts, about 9' o—Sheep a.id lattnba, Nk:WGArli. AND LEADEN!, U. Ry the Catesee. Beef is 0,1 to 4s Od I Veal 1. fl Mutt00....4. OA to 34 Oa Pork $4 to b od Lamb 44 . to Od . TRILL . St. Jarne,'s Market.. 31 7d Town Tal'our —s I Clans Market . 9t 7t Yellow Kroft ed Whitechapet Market. re 6i Whits die,* .o ..r Per Stone of 81b. Soaw.aitto _.. OS io Ikts Or! atellisiptuT.:4B4.od eY, s'At Average Price...3ei d Date t0ugh....... ! 4 —s 04. " 'Ewa yes Godd Dregs.. ..._.. --I ha Yellow Snap, —a a 766—Mottle. 1 , 86s—,Curd. ;AL Candles, per dozen, tes.6l.—aMould% 1 tr. St RAW plods. - • Rest Heifers and Steers, ; 4 stale. 34 24 IA as. Ild. Middlings 2s. Sd. ti.i 24. 104. Ordinary . . ... .'2l. Ml. to 2• N. Market Calf ,.. —12 s. SS. ergs, English Horse Sticap 31ciii ... 3s. Od. 44 4i 04. T.arr.b Si.in4 2# bd. tq In .111. PIM:Lt. OF I i' "'"' I.EATDE.k Bums, SO t0.561b. each .a. Dad to 154 Ditto, 6t) to 6Slb. sad►. Merchant; Racks 214 to £2i IS to 191 Dreing Hides.. Fine C ach HtBcs ' 191 to Crop Hides for cutting 214 to 5:3.. Fiat Ordinary I'd to lii CalfSk.n., 50 to 40tb. per Dozen 284 to 414 Ditto, • SO to 701 b.:. Sed to 4?.1 A Ditto, 70 to 80117 Small Eesis (Greenland) Cr6d to 394 Z. La.ge ditto • I uOs Se Ms pet deems. Tanned Home Hides lBs.to .sbs p. , r We. CU'I'L.MAKKEr, Oct. 24 flaps at MONA. SMd. Price. 14 ..Netwca•tl• 2 . ..Sunderland • • 2 41s 94 a 48: 61 2 ..SIMS COS . 2 70a 04 a 77s 64 PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. lank Stnek toll s per Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent Consols tile 4 per CVOS i.... Viii 5 i.er Cron. Nary . L 3 Long Annuities •Om nanm . 4 India St.,ck 1 Ditio 114,114 Exchequer 131113 English Lottery Ticket. lousing (Or lliii ~. T. Simi, Stock-4 • krt. • lorio4,eer.,hili, an , l 9, Charing-croft.. COURSE up VAC Airi,teidam U. Ditto at Sight —3S 2 Rotterdam II 1 2 U.. 'it 5 2 U. Altana 39 6 2 V. Par.+ t day's dater 14 Ditto 24 4 I U. 24 in paper. Ditto .. 39 effect. -....--- ..—.. _ . Venice........ b 3 now C. Naples ...44 Lialbert 6ll ( /porn .... 11 MO in 1! Cork lSt sue.s.tuss I. s. 4. I I.l..rien I tILITS i n C'tht and liars per oz. Pew Mooblnons.. -- 5 5 .Nz• Doge.. Silver in Bari Cats — in pep.r. Ditto :39 effect. Bilbao 381' Leghorn . 52 Genoa .47 1)oblin en London (0e Isar Louis each .. Agio of the Sank of /babied. Si per Cent. . Ito BIRTHS. On Sunday lest, the Ls& of Tlinines James ft Act?. Lit of the General Post Office, of a daughter. at 1t... house, ado City goad. lii August last, at Constantinople, the Lady of Edina Picket-11.g, E.l of a eon. At Belfast, en Thwidav, the 9th instant, the Lady of Cant. Courtney, 6( the Lord infer.) Ntil.tia, of a s At Bangor CARL*, North of I.toatfl, no Tuesday, the 14.!S instant, the Lady of the Right Hen. Colonel Wald, es • son. DEATHS. At Dsllls Bridge, near Dublin, aftifyi file days itinesa, labs Quin, F. q. sincerely regretted by alfilto keeo him On Saturday test, at hat browse in Charlette-street, Lodi . flamilron, of the Retreat, near Eiteter. On 'Thursclas mornioe, at his fAolhe lbert. Lambeth, Wood, Esq. one of the Ceort of net ge..es for Viet:it! a”d Liberty .4 Westminster. SaturJe, , last, in the 77th year of his see, the Rev. Francis ttoilltrietth, view/ Lleelsestpea, in Loot, aO4 It Wow!, ,^ the 14Ie of Thane. preteadary ul Yolk, end treamirer of S** 11121. •• PUGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT L• 4404.124 AL,ree —VI min. alter 12 j Eeen....46 narn. after Lonotpu .—Prmted bp S. DAVIDSON, No. Ito Raw-orret, Covent. Gamlen, and ponkthed OfficP. N. 15, Back of St. annent's Church, &land, W. SI UCK , nf No. /. Airy Boltoo-otrces. Iwo; .1# Urdrr., tot tf. , s Pape, tent tO Ono LHAto (rot' Intl Se doh snendell to. ... .... _. . SALE BY AUCTION. ...W —._. PRINTS. b,.. : By Mmes. XING and 1.0012 E, bus At their Greet Roam, Kisig street, Coreat-goolen, THIS EVENING, at Six rielotr t 1: AN ASSEMBLAGi. of PRI M ', consigting a t ,. of English and Foreign Format., Ti.,sograishr, I. • 4 • 0, cal; and Stsacellaarsous, by the 11 ) 1.'4 est ...sited Assocs.: ....d 2) It Modern Masts o..partirislariy, The La.t Sa i sssee, by Mn , t - - .Slit ben, sue; Death DI Wulf., Coy. %vat 91cyoue.1Zeirsisa and Pre Amelia, Cottager' and Paatasitss, by Wallet; the Lu xcustre , ..l 1). t Gallery, di c . .4 , May tie ',1e.. , I, and Catalogoet had. •••• ----- _ . . _ • LONDON :—Prmted 4 g. DAVIDSON. No. Ito Dulc''' C . srt, itarr-itrret, enventsGaiden, and published at U'e ~ 1 Office, N. ta, Facia of M. arinent's Church, Srratd hi h W. S I IN., n r No. /. Igoe Bretteso-tdreet. 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