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FOREIGN MITELLIGENCE. (Frame lbc Muftitele ) " PARIS, Apati. n. "The Aleashdo Cowan:. and some other Papers in 'Ale North, already teem with false reports, and selins to rejoice in the apprehension of a new op portunity to mislead Europe with false and ridi culous misrepresentations of the gigantic power of Russia. They, of course, would make it ap pear, that Dalmatia is inundated with Russian troops. and that a very respedablz army is collet:fed near the Mouths of the Cattaro. At St. Peters burgh, probably, they would form better plans for a campaign than these. If it were not that France insisted upon the fulfilment of the late treaty with Austria,anduponreceiving the Mouths of the Cattaro from the hands of Austria, the Russians would have been 'jetted ere now, the Montenegrins brought to tempo% and tranquillity restored; but the DALMA. Tit AS PROVIIICILS MUST It DILIVIRSD UP TO THE FAZING!, BY TIM AUSTRIANS; AND THIS FRINCH %VIAL UST IRCRIVE THCM FROM ANY OTHER Kamm. The Mouths of the Cattaro are separated from Dalmatia by the State of Ragusa, to the ex tent of about thirty miles, so that the possession of Cattaro is quite unconnelled with that of Dalmatia. The ?rends are masters of the whole of Dalmatia sad Istria, where they have upwards of thirty thou sand Mee t the Russians, at this moment, have no more tbaa three battalions at Cattaro, making, in the whole, about fifteen hundred men, and not one -soldier beyond that number. When General Brady surrendered the forts to the Ruvians, by an aft of bate treason, he found the regiment of Thurn in the sixteen hundred strong, and this General de- Tit l ed the forts up to three hundred Russians, who were landed from two frigates. The indignation of sons , of the Officers of that regiment was then at the highest pitch. and M. Ghisilieri was so base as to write to these Officers, for the purpose of allaying their resentment, and reconciling them to the sur render as( the forts. These Officers, reckoning upon the esteem of the French soldiers, afterwards pub lished the Marquis's letter, adding the assertion, thlat the posts above-mentioned were field by the Merton cad General Brady. a On the same day that the Marquis wrote the sfinneesisi letter to the Austrian Officers, he wrote saathar us General Monitor. M. Ghi ilieri, and 1 eines who bad limn him orders, sold their master 1 and tine country in the same manner as when the ascend enalitim was formed. One mould /bilk it was Awe to ad•pl bins kind of eon dare that could ensure pores anal est require to sr.-11 . 4r motives ~i eternal 114- **,4 ia rowierptAtie subterfuges. We by no means doubt, but when these letters come to the knowledge of the War Department at Vienna. proper punish. ment will be infimged upon those who have been ca pable of such perfidious conduit." The foil acing observations appear io a Note upon the foregoing article:— NOTE. " An account of the circumstances that attended the surrender of the Mouths of the Cattaro to the Russians, adds, to several particulars already known, that neither the Marquis Ghisilieri, nor the Austrian Command..nt, protested agninst the entrance of a Russian squadron into the port, though, at the same time, they were waiting in expectation of the French ; and though. in consequence of this con -11 doit, they also reposed the French, who were on their way thither, to the danger of falling into the bands of their enemies, whim they might have supposed they were entering a friendly port.— The said Gentlemen also had taken no measures for repelling the ouacks of the Montenegrins. It is likewise repeated. that the Austrian Officers had protested against the conduit of their Com mandant ; that snme of them were put under an arrest on this account, but were liberated, in con sequence of the remonsuances of their brother (A . ems; that the Marquis Ginsilieri, seeing the 01fi ems were determined to resist any attack on the part ' of the Russians. said, that he had orders from his su periors for surrendertag the forts of Cattaro to the Russians ; and that the Russians were even invited by the Austrian Commandant to take possession of Cattaro, for which they had no orders from their own Court, and which could only be approached by • t .e Russian squadron, under command of Henry • liayle, an Englishman; and, lastly, that the Rus- I aim Commandant at Cot In being applied to for his assistance in this affair, refused it. being unwilling to ad without orders from his Court. " In the letter wrtten by the !tiepin to the Aus. trim Officers, he says, the place is not considered AS being sumasoned by a hostile Power. and much less by the Montenegrins, but by t' !e repeated claims •st a Russian Command:lli; that he had chosen for himself the part of ceasing His Majesty's troops to withdraw firm Cattaro; asst this, is consequence of its betog the desire of a Court in friends: up and al liance with the House of Austria, rela•ive to which, be nod express orders. from high author ity,svnich en joined hint to take no other steps than those of pro tests and declarations : that he had entered into no 1 tams of capitulation with the Rusin Commandant. Mein? bound himself to no th ing more than the nes : eessory proems and declarations, for the purpose of r justifying the Court of Austria against any tom plaint on the part of the French; that the affair cook' net posaihls be +net:disci with an; disagree.,4le conseepttnces to himself, nor be any meats tend to impeach the braver 7 y of the Officers, Ste. " Ilse letter art the Monist's Ghudiert to General Multiuse, in *lnch he magnifies the f,ser: i t the Rumens and Montenegrins. assent. that they ssere approaching the Austi ion garrisons on or. sines, • threatening the whole province with death and de struction if any resistance thoisid he made; he then adds. that. finding all his piotestotinus fruitless in ▪ convincing them of the impropriety of their conduit. I he was compelled to yield to imperious circum stances. thanes. with hi master's ims.ve troops. he hoped to have been aisle to preserve the province of lonCattaro, in its rostra [nu condiC , for the Lape far of the French, Ste. " A Note was presented, on the t!S - sh of March, ' by General laurston. Commissioner in Dalmatia, to t he hf.u•sui; Ghia:her,. who was charge.: with the cession of 1' eretiaa Dainiatio. In this Note, Gene ral Lauriston asserts. that the regiment of Thiern ‘ woplJ rd . ingly have defended the place, and had • - isbokirdnydrebyreluetance In quittirg ir. The General ~..s. :i ;. ins to the Marquis, whether he - . , L atter° from his own motives, or .- 1 . 4 - 1 iL,...J whether he but ailed wording to superior orders as it was of moth importance to the General to in form his Government of the fad. He further asked, why Cattaro was surrendered to the Russians? and remarks ups► the absurdity of pretending to pre serve Cattaro in a flourishing state, as the Monte negrins had scarcely been two days in the place, before they began to murder and plunder the inha bitants, who had armed themselves, and come to blows with these strangers." NAVAL INTICLLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. V I. Arrived this afternoon the Sjefuvr, of 74 guns, Hon. Capt. Stopford, from Jamaica. It was ex pzfted, that L'Werandre, of d 1 guns, the last of Sir John Duckwotth's prizes, to arrive, would hive come in with her. All the ships which sailed from Jamaica together, parted company in the Western Ocean. Le Japers, which arrived last night, has a number of prisoners on board ; also arrived, the Alerandria frigate, Han. Capt. King, from a cruise; a galliot laden with empty casks, detained by the Tonrkreile; a brig, in ballast, detained by the Ale:warm ; the sloop Dremmaseetia, iram Savannah, for Bremen, detained by the Arenger sloop of war ; and the V,sw Anne, —, from Bordeaux, for Elsi neur, detained by the Thigh: frigate. PLYMOUTH, •PRIL 30. Arrived last evening, His Majesty's sloop Ara/ante, Captain Mase6eld, with a number of vinuallers, from the fleet off Rochefort. This morning, arrived from the West Indies, His Majesty's ship Canopus, of SO guns. Rear-Ad miral Louis ; and a few hours atter her arrival, was put under quarantine. Admiral Sir .1. Duckworth bad sailed for the Mediterranean, in the death; fri gate, with the Superb man of war. The Canopus parted company with the Don,go!, &c. on the Bth inst. when they experienced a heavy gale of wind, and lost the use of her rudder. The 7upitre, likewise suffered much by the sea breaking in her stein gallery, windows, &c. whil going be fore the wind twelve knots an hour Each ship has brought home about I.'oo prisoners, the re mainder were left at Jamaica. Admiral Sir .1. l)uckworth had received intelli gence of a French squadron lying at Guayra, and took the men from the prises to go in quest of them; but, on their arrival, they were told that the Dane's intelligence was incorrea, no such force had ap peared. Passed by this port, His Majesty's ship Donegal, of 7 4 guns, Captain Malcolm; and Nutsicer, 74, Hon. Captain Stopford ; with the Alesandre and Jrprtre. General Nugent came passenger in use Cossopus, and landed this morning at Mutton Cove. Arrived also the Lady Warren hired armed ship; and Staunch gun-brig. Came in the Thomas Gordon, Place, from Ma. deira ; the Prussian galliots, Jane Brecer, Abra hams ; and the Jesine Spel , oan, from Bor deaux, both detained by L'ikie frigate ; and the Prussian brig Harm, Zenustusk, from Bordeaux, detained by the Astaire'. Sailed the Marti* sloop of war, for Falmouth, from whence she is to take convoy to the river St. Laurence, &c. also the ;Vireos/ cutter, on a cruise; aad the Ceafteece sloop of war, Capt. Yeo. VALPAOLTR, APRIL 29. Arrived the Prioress Lisioossk packet, Capt. Kidd, with a Mail from Lisbon. in fourresm days passage ; Newest galliot. Bremex slay, Framlynn, from Bordeaux, detained by the Marry.: priva teer ; Danish ship Lotus. Capt. Patterson, from St. Thomas's, for Hamburgb, detained by the Miranda privateer; and the Lubec brig, Adelstsie, from Bor deaux. for Lubec, detained by the Hero privateer. De•L, MAY I. Sailed yesterday evening the Reis!! Clam-love, Abe qua of Psfsaeskv, Hope, Tisouper, and the Huddart, East lndiamen ; and the (+ripsaw's East India packet. Sailed this morning the rt , llll frigate, with a fleet of Swedish vessels, under convoy for Sheerness, to wait convoy. Arrived, and sailed for the river, the Lord Prams, Captain Adams, from Surinam, in forty days pas sage; the passengers are, Lieut.-Col. Dalrynepte. and Mr. Wood.—Wind S. CIII•TRAIR. at•sr 2. The Rorer gun-vessel has been found unfit for further service, and has been paid off at Sheerness. The Utrecht was paid off on Wednesday, and her crew turned over to she Welton. Yesterday, the And sloop, of 20 Runs, arrived from Yarmouth, and is to be immediately Sued for I sea. The Via..., is etpeZled out of Dock by Monday. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. shaman. At fleee•—rho Marna d. Sinetau , from Imre*, horny.. a rte, —, from G•tosaair ; Me, mark, Bachelor, p , :ni P. surd'; and the Speedwell, flartlngton, from Waterford. At Cleele...the Matigaret. Hardee; awl Hem, Swlh, frnm ; Elute of Kent, Denim!, IMO Dammam ; and the Pot, from Jamaica. At Ltserpool—the Phartre,Ch orehill, foam Newlin* ; George Warklatetwa, Simon, forma Pleat Orleans; Alemnrier, Ring, from Virginia; and the Demersra, Inch", from Denneara. At Gibraltar-soh* Surrey, /Brute; Adelphic, dent ; 1111.U14:1 ; and Yntore, Cs:der, from London ; :us, Con an:glum; W &am and Emma, Coottner ; and the floral Ste.reft. fr o m Loreepoc4 GISCOIR he, from ; Si. Women", Shaw, treat Dublin; amid the Lieely, /Senn , . (rota Cork. dr I o'nd—the frnat Januin. At St t", , cenet-othr •lirs, Roberts, frnm Africa. At A4tiatia—rife Roebuck. SeranntOk, from London. At St. Thoniat%—:be Mercury, Campbell, from Leaden. At JA Main, Utivititt, from Ant.g..4 A! M•tutermt—the Rainbow, 1111:1, from Wdrainpan. At Laraielato-ashe P4 , 11r4 1 / 2 Ifan, .roar The Hine, Basacr c, front Demerara, his spru'g a leak. and bare away hit St. Thomas's. A Gentle:nun of the name of Dv SA Rt. who re sides at Brocknry. Berta, undertook, fora wager of 50 guineas, to kill 1 7 pigeons from a boa metes without missing. The performance took place on Wednesday in Burnham Fields, near Maidenhead, and bees were three to two against Drama, who killed the first twelve, and wounded the thirteenth. The bird was ju•t enabled to quit the ben's& allotted for the winged er.e to drop, where it fell, and was caught. Mr. 1). of course lost the wager. The bett will be taken a.sain in a fete d.y s. DUBLIN. Aran. '2B. day, the. Lord Mayor, Recorder. Alder men, Sheriffs, Common Council, &c. &c. went from the Exhibition-house, William-street. to the Castle, to present to his Grace the Loot Lieu tenant the freedom of their ancient and loyal Cor poration, accompanied with a suitable Address. —Die Address, which was read by the Recorder, is conceived in terms of great personal respell to his Grace—acknowledges His Majesty's goodness and regard for the weltare of the nation, in appointing as Chief Governor a Nobleman of such exalted cha ra.ier, in whom the sobjea can confide, that he will maintain our matchless Constitution—supporting the laws with firmness, and administering them with clemenc) ; preserving the public peace, and en c.nfraging the commerce of the natiJn. It concludes with an assurance that his Grace may always rely on the humble efforts of the Corporation in promot ing these great objes9s. To this his Grace was pleased to return an answer perfealy appropriate, and which gave the highest satisfaaion to all who heard it. tie deli vered himself with energy ; and the corporation re tired with a most favourable impression of his Grace, and a confident hope that his administration would be honourable to himself, and beneficial to the people. Yesterday, a charity sermon was preached in St. Thomas's church, by the Rev. Francis Jones, in aid of the fund for relief of sick and indigent Room keepers, at which a eolleaion was made, amount ing to 4714. 19s. 91d. 'Their Graces the Lord Lieu tenant and Duchess of Bedford were present. The Ball at the Rotunda, on Thursday night. countenanced by the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, who were present, for the benefit of Irish Manufac ture, must have had a very excellent effea to the end which was intended by their Graces, as above 800 persons were in the rooms. The Duke and Duchess were elegantly dressed in Irish stuffs, and their liberal and patriotic example was followed by the numerous company. The principal performers already engaged for the Rotunda Concerts, which will be patronised by the Duke and Duchess of Bedford. are Miss Sharp, from Bath, Mr. Philipps, Mr. Bellamy, and Mr. Clifton, from Bath ; Mr. Alday is to lead, and Sir John Stevenson will preside at the piano-forte. The Concerts will commence the second week is May. On Wednesda, evening, at dusk, as a Gentleman from the neighbourhood of St. Alban's was coming to London, on horseback, he was overtaken at the end of Finchley Common by a horseman, apparently a Gentleman, attended by a groom. They entered into conversation, when on a sudden the servant rode up to the Gentleman and demanded his money, which, with the assistance of his companion, he ob tained, to the amount of 201. The robbers rode off at full speed towards Finchley. A scan has been taken into custody on suspicion. We are highly gratified in observing, that a spi rited subscription is now carrying on, in behalf of the poor Germans, who are suffering under the united pressure of famine and pestilence ; independ ently of the conscious pleasure resulting from the exercise of true benevolence, much political good must be derived from these exertions ; Mac roach as they will greatly promote, and widely ex tend, the sentiments of exalted respcd, entertained for the British nation ; which, by pursuing the plan in view, will ere itself a monument of eternal gra titude in the hearts of thousands .it their-fellow creatwes. THE MARKETS. COB ?CINCH ANGE, If 2. Wheat is here tn-day In short quantities, and the trade, for the tew samples of tine, is full es high. Other qualities are very heavy of sale, at rather lower prices ; but little Barley, which is full as dear ; Malt without variation ; and few Beans at hand. Oats are in large supplies, priocipally torn the Noith; those .it the best qualay fetch rather better prices; and the tied. for Flour is maned, without fluftuatum. CURREJIT PRICE OF GRAIN. V1rbe5t........63s 701. 454.11 Beano. 40.. 464 Od. Fue d0........k1, !Is Od. Tck Scans 37+ 39, 04. lye 401 443. 04 1 thts 2l*. t7s. dlr. Ilatio, Sec 37. 64. P.taibels 344.31• 6d. Mat. .... 1161. 74.. Od i Rape Seed.. 401. 411 04 White Pp...... 404. Ks 01. Fwe Fiour 7Ol. 7h Od Gee, PON 314 374. 0.1 Seco 4 .6h 701 Od. PRP= Or HOPS. 4111. NC MS. tent 61 6$ to 71 ft toot 6: 10s to 61 ••••4 i 111101141.... .61 Qi to II Its Sorow 61 Os to 71 10s LOME 61 0. to 64 14. Farnham.. 61 to 101 —$ PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. • AAA IT !Mll e ' WIIITILCS %Pit. Hay.... 31 S. a4l 114 0.1 I Hay 31 IC. a3l Os Stuw..2l 21 a 21 la. Od Saw 01 Oa a 01 Is Ciotti. 41 los a 31 1118 Straw .ll Its a 21 110 PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARL-LANE. Car-swag 604 04 to Cabs 04 per cwt. Coriander l3s Od to lbs Od Twirl Red Glower. Fart tled White ditto 3(1 ad to 74s rd Rye-Grata 124 Gd to Ws Od White Mustard Seed. 11. Od to 17s (viper bushel Brown ditto llls Ca to 16s i•cl Turnip Od to nrJad Deans 2ls 04 to 30s Od per gauger. Long Ports . its Od to 80. rd Tare , tt.itiary 46s Od to 56; 04 to 60s. SMITHIFIELD, F.n••, M•T S. To sick the OE•elper Stone of Sib. beef. to Of es Se sdit eat...—. s Od to to 64 4143.4.....5. 04 to Si id I P•mk .. Se tht to fa Lab dd. M. in 79. 9d. Head of Cattle this pay, pats, About GOO—Sheep and Las* 7,500 NEWGATi AND LILADIDIRALL 3411thiTS. af iae Carcas e. Beef 31 01 to 44 10d I Vont 4. Oa t" be 01 M0u..a....4. id le 3. N Petit Od wit Od Lamb, is Ed. to 7.. Od. CadIeaLARICET, Mat S. Skips at Motet Sad. Mac Cot ..%enrattle ll9 Ilk 414 • 491 Ai „Saarland« 1 31Ia w a -ani 04 1 .. Slims* Cod • aann 404 a —an 04 I • •11,74ad0n ••••• We 04 a -a 04 RAIN fIIDES._ Vet Reacts and Stet., iet ttvue, 9s. 6-1 to 3. •4, PAlddlings a4. ti t. .1... 44 Ortlinary Maiket Cal .-,-- lit:. 6.1 ..ii li Enghsh Homo Sheol) Slim. „.... Its. W. to h AI Lamb Skins PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Jainees Market.. 4i 0.; Yellow R wore.. 66.34 ..... NI Clare Market .... •. • 46 01 White ditto .... -- b 7. rt 4 Wititechapel Market. Si 111 Strap ditto .. lir,. tit ...4 1,1 is,, St nii , o r gib. ........... ' Melting Sr..!ff • S 7, Od —.ho Ite 0 1 Ditto rough ,le r —.6 Average hire... 46 04 1 Graves ••• • — 4 Ili Todd 'fallow --e Od 641 s tid 1 (dual Dregs .... .... ..... 14., Yellow Soap. —a a Sts—Mrittlet, ON—Cur.% 966. Price of Candle., per dt.z. Us Od.—Mouldr, 124. 04 PRICE. OF LF.ATIIER. B , iin, M) to 560> it,ch Hon., 60 to 651 b. old) IC: to 2.4 111ercitants Racks 214 to 211 DrPacing Hides.. Font, C-oclu Hides °l4 to PM Crop Hides fur cutting Blf to Etd Vitt Ordirmtv l9l to Poi Cat!' Skins, 30 to 4101 b. pet Desira 304 to ..i9O Dews, SO to 704 b... 56d to it'il. I-: Hato, 70 to SOlb. 074 to 3' I Small Seats (Greenland). Otit to 43d,r Lafg'edit. lOU 19qt pow Tanned'Hurtir H,cks is ta Galt Stu . n. Os Od t o Od Lamb Skins Os CA to CS Od PRICE OF STOCKS. T ESTER IIAY. Bank Stock 219 3 per Cent. Reduced 3 per Cant. Consuls 6016u • per Cent ' 4..771+ 8 per Cent. Navy .. Lons Annuities Ouppum I 21 India Bonds Exchequer EiPs . ls. 3s. 2s. mewl. English Lottery Tack to 4OI. 94. Casuals fur 'AU! T. RISII, Stock-Broker, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chatiarctoss. PRICE OF IRISII STOCES—Arett. PE. Guy. Debentures 31 per Cent .. .......71i 71 Guy. Debentures, 5 per Cent.... ...... ....9 Cont. Stock 5 per Cent.... o3i Royal Canal Loan. 6 per teat. 93* COURSE OF EXCHANGE. illibAlr, liar 2. Amsterdam .... 36 4 2 U. ' Gismos ... 46 Duto at Sight .. 5.5 S Venice 68 new C. Rouerdart .. 11 7 2 U. Lisbon GO* Hambergh 33 S 2411. Oporto 6114 Altona Paris 1 day's data 24 2 I Cork 13 Ditto . Bourdeorx 24 11 Portugal Grad to Cods Cadre Ditto 37j r2ect. Ntw Di.uls'ootts... —— Maiiiiil .... —in paper New Duna, .... .. 364 Ditto s'4 elect. Silver is 1t.,. .... ........ Rilboa 37 I New Lout. each .. • —...- Leghorn.. 5O I Agin en the Rank et H a ll aa r. Naples Deblin on London (April 15.) lCi &Veit on London (April 18.)..... 8 811 Henast on Dublin (Ditto) SI 6t days. BIRTH. Monday morning, in Cautarbary, Am Lady a Maio/ Mir. lay, of a dauglitax. MARRIAGES. This morning, at Maryit:Coo ."- tns tiltusett„ Lord Relater Soy- AVM?, to the Itins. Moo ebetw) ad muff at Vtscoont Chan. 1.4: week, ae Piirts-nowli, "Nap's, Girt...el.., the Worces ter !Militia, to Mrs. Neell, widow of Major keen. Ise .4 We iv ne rev/mem. t)ri Tnur-day, Itict.sol Hill, Fag of H.ligh, i•Clieshim„ to Nyttan, eldest daughter of the late It. edytton. Eaq. If Vn Nion.la• ee'onight, at Leeds, Mr. Thatriag No (the bon G:ar,r, new travelling the country) to Mess Mary Smiley. of Sliet , ,elii. He having bean 'stove.' a liceoce, they eye obliged to wait till the baLes were regale:ly published. Lha Mnvd.ty, at the partials eburi.h w Huddevehell, Mr. Gorthey Mieklethwaite,agtd eiglity-lour, to M/11. Aau aged eighty Thursday sennight. at Kilkenny. Ireland, Cape One, aid. de-camp to Gelieral Taylor to Mies Hiebtiast,,eldois daoridet o John HeWimp, Ks q. aid alms of Edward Camila: Brava, Esq. of bath. DEATHS. . _ . Iniaroes's street, Dut lin. after a tedious Obsess, which site bete ono the utaost res.gaattost, Mrs. Wanders, wise digraph Menders, Esa. Sit . nday . sennight, at Bromption, Mn. Sullins Maria Ana:.la We,chtel, w:le of Charles We4herd, f.q. in the 224 year of her age. ht.s. Weichsel had king hiled the 'Amu , * of second tem:clinger at the Opine Hone% with ctciht to her serf and eattsfaction to the pudic. HIGH KATLIC THIS DAY AT LONDON BKIIN•E. Nam. SO min. after 2. Ens 27 min. after S. SALES BY AUCTION. MINFRALS, SHELLS, TWO TEMPLF_S OF DITTO. EXCELLENT FURNITURE, PICIVRES, AND A FEW Lurs OF FURNITURE, nl Mr. CASSANO, At ha Spacious Room, t?, Piccadilly, near the lialuaarkii, THIS DAT, at Teelye airlock. THIS Miscellaneous Sale comprises a Moan Collection of Foreign Minerals and Shell., and two. Temples of ditto, of supereoe emikinainslup ; a fine associate:A of Furnitive, Picturev,and a few Lots of Fataite•e the wbv:e of at,rh will be sold without reserve. T. be viewed all the Sale, and Catalogues tad at t:.• SOHO SQUARE. LARGE BRILLIANT PIER AND CHIMNEY ( MAW'S AND NIIRROILS, 200 SIONSILLS. KILTS.' AL.,) RIDDL.RMINSTER CARPETS OF V %RIMS DI) &N SLOSS, AND OTHER VALUABLE EFFECTS. tip Mr. ASHW ELL, At No. SS, Green-sm.", Sono square. THIS and karei;og D/14. at TWELVE oiLlock, without resc se, A L L the Elegant and well mandaiffered • HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURE, and s roc' r"• TRADE, of ao eminent Upholsterer, taken in ete. ntrnor amp wing lofty mahogany foer-non, Geld, and arsine, is, with rich c h nut, cotton, and other fur niture.aod a . • costly drawiornao:o sort in window curtain% wen mai,* chain, with cushions and cover. to correspond. Th• sa e: goods, whka are modem, and ra the beet Cl - set el set. of rov,ogany chairs, commit with es• ceilent wardmlim and a set of Imperil' ' ' • hand.me card, Persian", and sofa tables i cheat td Aa2fle and sidennards . a table terrier, sad ether. chma ; awl ~^.^ her of effezts wet, wroth the Micmac' dif Itteee soh:, was :e Lank% genterrds. May or swim! WI the Save, aad Catalogues the:, a. 4 of the Au.:Sio..eer. LONDON c.-Prln4e4 by 0. DAVIDSON, No 17. rt, Notrastreec Covvet Gamlen, sod Pusi.abed at MO WIC% No 13, 16.,ck of St. Uemenro S tty VV. STOCK, of No 7, Nov lobsta...tars:, A •• Orders, to. tor the Papa s WO Sr Iba g-tte f inalmo ddy IMMIMMI4 31 1 ,.... , M , WWI NU: ri - 10- J_ Pr! LE I F.ld of tit Mn ietticl End of ci "fro-1 1 M S 4 Go T ewton ; /Pitch, M Ake C Mr Mat Mr. Ray M. Stu T Fatty 11 r'-q[Hi I- be Merry Re .4'4. M St.. A :ter • , Cear, WI • M ' To- m. ♦. ...net, ---.- I' C ) N r rl , Pe I,oovrion hie, At trot. Pearoil ; Mr. Cu. rat r.rdua f.u") Mrs. Ca la to SPAN!! .dmited '.g b: Karp (t Aft n PO?lei 44, Jo, At n ‘ II Sir 1 Camp; Wu if an, t.-I la. : Camara.% T.cka tad, Ne Peden", o?: &nor Mon.uni n ; Mt Put Mti. M h DOM. •Raiu ?" The Zr in it Mr. (fora Ti Deett• And fields,' pence •unt au MlArtiJ Len; Mr. A 4 Stwace Tick V)yi r. CONq Cow 74 Mr. Mt airy% Meow tovia at ISh cr■ 4.46. abaft aroi Maui Wow if W I MAN i lifhi c h rash 111:4