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. 1 . 'HE B. !ISiht PRESS. • LONDON, THURSDAY, AMR 19. A General Quarterly Court of Proprietors was seld yesterday at the India House, for the purpose it taking into consideration the Resolution of the Court of Direants, granting a salary of 4,0001. 1.-year, to the Risco R *ER of Prince of Wales's Island. k warm debate ensued upon the question for con inning the resolution of the Court of Direetors, which was finally negatived without a division. Mr. Joutss rows was the principal opposer of the resolution ; and, in the course of his observations against it, he took an opportunity to censure the recal of Sir GEORGE BA RLOW. in very strong terms. Sir CHA IL ES MONTAGUE °RISSER iS the Gentleman appointed by Government for the situation of Recorder in Prince of Wake's Island. Of his ability to fill tl.e office there can be no doubt. The objeltion was merely to the salary, as too large, under all the circumstances of die case. The funds, yesterday, maintained the high prices to which they arose on Monday. His MAJVITY came to the tteen's Palace, yes terday, about twelve o'clock. I'he ROYAL Dyers soon after paid their re:peels to Ilis M A.lll rY. At two o'clock Elia MAJtsvv gave audiences to the LORD ChI•SICALLOIL, Earl of Moran, and Lord ; after which His MAJ /ATV ACIAL private Levee, which was attended by The three Secratarioe of State ; the First Lard of the Ad miralty ; the President of the Council ; the Lord Chambei lain ; Marmots of Douglas ; Earls Ay Ififonl. Dartmouth, Fitz. ',Allem Spencer, Contemn, and Harr ing ton; Viscount Hamrick% Lords Soiaservillz, Erskine col Elgui ; Si! Charles Gruen; Geneva!, Aloonsfidd and GJielen ; Musts. Yu:, Wind. hoes, and Vinikeswi. The following had the honour of being presented to His Minna. Elnan, upon his return (torn France, by Lord Somer• villa. The Marquis of Douglas, upon his being appointed Am bassador to it by Mr. Frit. :Major-General Ell , ornield, by th e F-3,1 al Moira, upon his promutiun to the eon:mend of the 9th battalion of Ilse ittyal Artillery. General Sir Charles Green, ap'm hi; %tying appointed Go vernor of Surinam, and on his being created a Etaru.iet, by Lord Somerville. After the Levee His MAJISTY held a Privy Council, at which the Marquis of Douotas was introduced, sworn a Member, and took his seat at the Honourable Board accordingly. After the Council His MAJZST y gave audiences to the Earl of HaIIMINGTON and Lord ELGIN. At five o'clock His MAJESTY set off on his return to Windsor. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Yoac dined with the Duke of Sussex, at Kensington Palace. On Tuesday, Lord and Lady MANVIRS paid their respells to Their MAJESTIES at Windsor. Lord Swine' t.s. returned to town, on Tuesday, from a visit to Their MAJESTIRS at Windsor. His Royal Highness the Duke of CL•RET , SCIt has been, we are concerned to state, seriously indisposed, at his seat, Bushey Park. His Royal Highness was lest night considered much better. Yesterday, Viscount Howlett laid before His MA• JUST a number of official papers for His MAJILS• T'S approbation. Letters from Bengal, dated 28th November last, state, that advices had been received there, that eleven sail of ships of war were seen in the Straits Of Banes, supposed to be the squadron under the command of Admiral HARTSINCK. The Speruletioii, (under Mecklenburg colours) from Batavia, laden with coffee, copper, and ivory, was captured in lat. 49, 41, long. 9, 13, steering fee France, by the row, Roseau: privateer, of London, and sent for Plymouth. We mentioned, in a former Paper, the arrival of the Aurora, Parthsan, Nile, and Phebr, four of the homeward-bound Jamaica fleet, at Cork, on Wed. aesday last. The following particulars respeeding the fleet are copied from Me Cork Mercantile Ciranule _ . of the 13th instant : The fleet, consisting of 87 sail of merchantmen, under convoy of the Atlai, of 74 guns ; Mahshar, of 50 ; and Eeha, sloop of war, sailed from Jamaica on the Bth April last. Eleven sail of vessels left the onavny on the 17th.. On the 20th they fell in with a French privateer, which made an attempt at cap euring some of the ships, but she, after being very roughly handled,was beat off. She,notwithstanding, stood on in the track of the skips, and on the night of the 22d renewed her attempt, but her reception was worse than what she had previously experienced, and her success similar. On the 24th, they fell in with three French privateers, but having been ap prised of their approach, the different ships contri buted volunteers from their crews, which they put on board the Surprise of Glasgow, Daniel M'Farland, master, bound to Liverpool, the stoutest ship in company, and appointed her Commod'ire. Thus prepared, they met the attack of the privateers, and after an hour's warm fighting, in which the J wprise sustained her new chamfer most gallantly, they beat them off, and so efFcflu.- ally drubbed them, as to make a renewal of the ac tion on the part of the enemy, although they folk! lowed the ships for several days, an ac not only!' of imprudence, but of temerity. The privateers were two schooners, and a felucca, mounting two twelve • pounders, and from sixty to seventy men each, and capable of using, when becalm2d, or in very light winds, thirty-two sweeps. The ap parent state of the privateers, when they relinquish •d the aftion, made it probable that their loss in men must have been heavy. The Surprise, nov.vith. standing the length and sharpness of the conflifl, only one mats wounded ; the Nde, one of the ships in company, had a man killed. The ships which parted from the convoy, were the Su, pm?, Portniaa, P,',le, Aurora, Phche, t.iiv,ab,th, Barra, ikaona, Chard, and Defiance. The whole ffe.:t, it was hoped, would dicta their passage accuse ." .! him... -~---- --~_,--:1------ LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF LINO s-BENett, WAISMIN'II9,Itits 111. I This morning a criminal informatien was moved I for against a Gentleman in the. nei3l-tsiiii,hriod of l i Epsom (the names of the parties no: t,etr.f, men bnned, we are unable to state them ) do appeared open the affidavit on behalf of the arplication, that the Complainant re,ided near Ep som for near five years, and had left that place of residence for about two months, when 4.w:is age eed that he and his family should occupy the same pew in the parish church as he had hitherto done, un til his former dwelling should be disposed of. On Sunday, the Ist of June, haviog as usual attended divine service, he was sitting in bis pew, oheo some ladies came to the door of it, as if desirous of being admitted; he addressed them in a civil way, begged ten thousand pardons, declared the pew seas small, and his family large, and made the bets, apology in his power for refusing to admit the whole party, npon which they readily consented to ge to another part of the church. On the following Sunday, the Complainant was sitting in the same seat, when the Gentleman a gainst whom the appli cation was made, came tip to the door, and de manded admittance; when the foitner made the same remonstrance_ lie had done ow the pre ceding Sabbath, when the ladies attacked him s when the latter replied, 's Yon are the puppy and the blackguard who insulted my family last Sun day." 'I he former gentleman denied the charge' , and the latter swore lie would tear down the door of the pew, if he was not pet milted to go in ; and tic. wally began to pull it open by fence. Mr. Park house, the Vicar of the patisn, immediately inter fered, and endeavoured to prevail on the gentle man to go to anotl_r pew ; but he persisted in re addii g, " 1 intended to go to town to-mor row, but will wait rill next day, for the purpose of horse-whipping you;" then, turning to the Vicar, he continued, " I don't mean to address any of this to you." Lord Extzernottooon observed, that lie feared the Court would be encroaching on the prenigative of the Ecclesiastical C •utt, to interfere it. this case. It was a brawl between two prisons, but no blows were struck, it therclore did not. ailtually amount to a breach of the peace, an... the rule could not be granted. Tbe Learned Counsel observed, that lie had threatened a horse-whipping. Lord I:1. (NROROUGIII replied, that his • ondufl was certt,inly it ty improper; but the Court could tot interfere.—Rule re fused. DUBLD, lore 14. MATING INTELLIGf At the Omagh Fasces, on Monde - . Mr IVhalt•.'s L ttle Nanny, won the Kirean S•akes, biorne: M r . tta ini h o •,•, Fits Emily Mr. Etteardit's Vcsile, Mr 'stakes's Cap,a,„ and M. Daly's Criestwoe. On Tuesday, Mr. Fdwardes escape beat ..tr. Daly's Sao:. nigh, f o r the K flat*, 100y.e. On Weetuesd.‘. Isola H , ry beet IritaX.mily, lensed by the ',tier as femur the I,,,eran Stake., for u . Her es carrying db. more, and Fos Laui WAS, crier Ire same Course as Monday, Seine day, an Enlist' horse, Christ..pber, belnneing to Mr Connor, wen a 50 guinea plate, best of 'teat. lover tie Lathes' Course, beat.ng Mr. Daly's Coekso.e, Mr. ih htley*, Nanny, I Colonel Luau's% Dnekahoop, and Mr. Hawk.es'aGaistatd. Tbv Duke of Bedford was elegantly entertained by the Provost, on Thursday last. Gen. Filakeuey and Col. Loalie have arrived fzom A few nights ago, a parcel, containit ' vtveral bilis, and, a miniature pieture taken trop' :d CA-• RIR. the night the long coach w • r .d, was thrown over the area of Mr. LaTouca a house, in Metrion square. Tuesday morning died, at Hans Meuse, Chelsea, HENRY HOLLAND, Esq. one of His M IiJESTY'S Jos tices of the Peace for the County of Middlesex, and Architect to the East India Company, Ate Ste. Yesterday afternoon. about four o'clock, as a boy was crossing Meer -street, he was knocked down by the pole of a Gentleman's carriage ; and whilst laying between the fore-wheel and h rses, the coachman endeavoured to stop ; but the horses, who were restive, kicked the child on the head, and immediately drew the car riage over the child's neck. who was killed on the spot; no blame is imputed to the coachman, who did all he could to stAp the horses. The trial of Viscount McLvrr.Lr being con cluded, J•nts As Bo , ikseller, at the Bible, Crown, and Constitution, 82, Cornhill, has col lected such materials as enables him THIS DAY, to publish, at 3s. W. a correa and impartial Report of the whole proceedings. it will contain every argument and every fact necessary to put the public into complete possession of the whole case, and is at the same time sold at a price within the reach of every reader. He, therefore, hopes, they will be particular in ordering " Agent:es Edition." A singular occurrence lately took place at the Police Office, in Marlborough-street :—Use of the footmen of the celebrated Dentist. Mr. De CHI-. KANT, named ALLXANDLIt LALZUR, an 4 another person named De La TOM, a workman whom he occasionally employed in preparing gold-work, be lieving that to become Dentist, it was only requisite to have in tl.eir pcssession some mineral paste teeth of Mr. De Citzmais r's, to serve either as models to work after, or to shew them as samples of their own work, purloined Irom his house several teeth and complete sets. Mr. DE CHEM • lit, having ob. I served that several :vticles had disappeared 3ut of his laboratori, discharre, el all his servants • and very soon after the said VALLS) It advetthing himself in the papers as Dentist, confirmed his suspicions. In consequence of which, he obtained a war rant to search the residence of these two persons, in Woburn-place. Going thither with two constables, he found upon thcir working table a quantity of mineral paste teeth, which were taken be'ore the Magistrate, and sworn to be the property of Mr. De CHEHAVT. FALCUL admitted that he had taken them, and for his defence alleged only, tl.at he pre ' snared they were of nu use to his master. Mr. Dr Cm en •in . having recovered his stolen property, and fearing that the consequence of a prosecation might I be fatal to those persons, toult.back the teeth, and shopped thz business. AMERICI: • FROM THE PHH.AvELpHIA GAZETTE. if the design of Miranda be really what it pro fesses to be, some have gone on w donht his quali fications for the accomplishment of his projects.— They have called him an arrant adventurer ;. they have pointer: him out, in the history of the wars of France, as a disgraced and cashiered General; they have illustrated the incapability of his soul, by the repeated miscarriage of his plans. Few, like_ our commuoicator,have ventured to extol his intelligence and capacity for the most important afftirs. But let his plan be ever so noble, or his qualifica tions ever so great, many have doubted the probabi lity of his succeeding in the emancipation of his country. We know not the principa l p oint fur his mos ,f tt i e ve operations ; but whether it be Mexico, Ne nude, Peru, or Buenos Ayres, in all those countries difficulties would surround him. 'The peo ple are the devoted slaves of the Clergy in all the Spanish colonies, and the Clergy are bound by their • rich benefices to the present order of things. Their political prejudices are scarcely less obstinate than their ecclesiastical; they have an press among them; their oppressions may be great, but they have learn ed to be contented. The very monopoly of com merce which prevails among them, has the effea of shutting nut another of the great means of improte ment. Few strangers visit their country, and the miserable Mestee of Mexico and Peru has no oppor tunity to profit by the discoveries of more civilised countries. The whole business of legislation is in the hands of Viceroys or ether subordinate agents of the crown. Eledors and ele,leJ, constituents and representatives, are names without a meaning in the Spanish vocabulary. These circumstances are strongly calculated to produce a doubt respenin t e the success of Miranda's professed enterprise, under the present state of the Spanish colonies. On this subjea, however, we are bound to speak with the humility of doubt. We know but little of the present state of the Spa nish colonies; the atreegth of the government, the charaaer its present oif cers. or its military re sources. We know still less of Miranda's means, or the resources of his adherents. If, as is stated, " three provinces" are already " organised ;" if Miranda is assisted, if not by the Treasury, at least as it is said by the Admiralty of England ; if three millions of dollars have been fur nished by his American associates or English spe culators ; if success should crown his first exertions, and the Treasury of the King of Spain should fall into his hands; if the military force of that rosin try be feeble, or its discipline impale& ;—it is cer tainly probable that Miranda may became the Washington of his country.— -What we mean to a , s..rt is, that even if a " miracle does' not " come" soil Miranda may not " succeed." a Jurifi. INTELLIGENCE. fine TIVOUTIS, JUNE 17. Arrived the Devastation bomb, with a convoy from the Downs. Sailed the Sprightl 1 cutter on a cruise ; the Etna bomb, with her convoy, from the Mediterranean, were this day relzased from quarantine.—Wind N. W. . PLYMOUTH, AMA 16. . Yesterday arrve3 His Majesty's ship Dogon, of I 74 guns, Capt. Griffiths, relieved by the KcNt, which had arrived to iiin Rear-Admiral Stirling, cruising still fifty leagues west of Delleisle ; consisting of the Glory (flag ship), ..Barievr, St. George, Mars, Keel, and A joie frigate. The Dears, has been out ten months, notwithstanding she is only al lowed sit days to refit and viClual s dining which time, not an ()Meer is allowed to sleep on shore, or even to go on shore, unless he is A pn duty. Arrived also, His Majesty's ship Diamond, Capt. Elphinstooe, and sailed again to-day; likewise, the alisaisit and Growler gun-brigs; the Lad amour hired armed ship, with a convoy of coasters from Wales; and the United Brothers tender. This Reveler was detached on the 11th inst. to Rear-Admiral 'fliornborough's squadron off Koch tort. Yesterday His M :josty's ship Ru,:al George. of 110 guns, was commissioned, and the command given to Capt. Gill. DEAL, JOWL 17. Sailed several gun-brigs for the French coast. Came down from Sheerness the Atonic, gen-brig, and remains in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per last. Arrived the Prolero bomb, from Portsmouth, with a convoy, which arc sailed for the River. The Laplosion bomb has a signal flying for a con voy to the Westward. coat, luxe IS. Yesterday, His Majesty's ship illernene, Captain Brisbane ; and the Earl Spencer cutter, Lieut. Both well, arrived at Cove, from a cruise. His Majesty's ship Amethyst. Captain Stranger sailed for Ply ' math. The Aintthyat put back this morning. 5....-r•M.e__ellei CORM-EXCHANGE, JUNE 18. —or— "this day, at the new Market, there are eery few fresh se lf*, ui Gtain, and liiewiee short of Moyers; the Wheat Weate, For 'M ON of first quality. scarcely maintains lan price, elk the sales of Second sod Inferior, arc at further reduction ; bat few purehesst, made of other atlietS In general, and at small variation of prices ; towards the fiouti of Monday's mar. has, sales of fine Flour were at a reduction of Ss per sack, and snoic on Sire..nd, and Ordinary, having much out of condition. COAL-MARK Ships at Market. ♦.i ..Newctstle 2 —Sunderland CLT, Just 18. 3 104. l'r ♦2% 31 a ♦2a Gd . 2 32s 04 a 41. ..- LOURSE OF EXCHANGE—Juni 17. brimairotam .....r6 7 2 U.. Ganes .. 47 Lit. Pie. Ditto at Siebt .. 35 2 Vance n. C fin clitlo. Retterlain e. f.. 11 72 U. Lisbun 604 Hanibnreh 34 3 2111. Oporto 6l Altnra 34 411111. Dublin Parn ....... .... 24 7 Lir. Cork 1.4 Ditto 2U‘ 24 15 •o wow. I. s. d Ilbinnteaiix Cr 'is Dato M7z.id ..... Ditto l► Silvef in tem .... —. 5 6i iiiltyn l7 New Lnuu cock .. ............ Legiioin 5ll Agin • f At Rank ea Pleame. 1 Diop tea flablfn on London (June 13 ) lO4 1 S t lfut on London (April 29.) Belfast on Dublin (Ditto) 1!1 61 day;. P. 1•• •,. -valet Cif' ST.ICKS' YESTCP.D.‘Y. Rank h.° , k 3 i.er Cent Redo:: d li• 'e 4 per Cen.s. Long A.multies Imperial 9 per C,lt. ....... Got { Irupetial Annually. Om ~u.“ 4:3 111(11a EMI& ls. 24. it, , Exchequer Kilo ...... par Is. prens.th tbs. hank for lo.tlia fi.t 1 el Ceasuls t..r . li2i $ ri l l T. Rlsll, %c d.-Broker. Ne. 4. Cntnholl. a.:4 P Climi.,g Crow _ _ •••1,1•4N BIRTHS. At COland's Grail% Southipte, • the sat S , r Wdliarn Curtin, at. the Lady of Henry Cadwallad:r Adam-, Fol. of Ansty Hall, in the county of Walorkk, of a daughter. Ort the on the Terrace, Stiuth•nwl, F. , se. the Isar of the Ilonotirriade Edward John Tin nner, youngest ipea e the late Flan ol s tAlusterton, of a daughter. DIED. On the Si init. after a 'hurt illnera, at the RaBory, Ers-T. ford, county of Loqth, the Her. Luke Gentge, Redo, of tl.tt place, ind of Bally-Adam., Queen's County, brother of Ut.,..t George, - awl of Sir It opert Georee, of the Transport Boa.d. teu the'gri ult. at Brompton ' of a deep decline, Mt G. Hide, the WiXow of Captain Thump Dole, late. of the Hon. East India Con,pang's service, on tar liconhay E,dablidsmen• On Mouslig u 4 aaDotthain. Buck., Mr. Thomas Cot, many years o.litaitty heatlical and Chlrurgeca: sailor, ket. St. llemosh. De has left a wife and SCUM children. k • ,ssis OAT AT 4.ONoaN tocu .c.. f. 2 ruin. aft', 46 kawn; .. 46 min. aftor -- - N. itti;ei W, SALES liY AUC'IION. --.-- • I.EIGWantl S. SOItIEBT. Boo'vtatirs. At their Howe, Nn. 145. Strand, nppa4te CAthermirscratt, of and Tern fullowitig Dm, at Twolie orloek, A Very Good COLLECTION of BOOKS. lo Fret:eft Hntorp, PoAry, Reties-Lewes. Ic. &c Likewise a smell Collection o: by o . 4lil44atets. The whole lately iinonted tram the Continent. ' To he wirwetl, and Cetalagoft had. to the lime en Sate GENUINE HOUSCHOLD FUR '111111.1: AND BED LINEN, EXCELLE Kirefir.N EQUI SITES, ke.—The Property of Mr having Housekeeping, By Ms. ROBINCOS, On the Premise., Nu. ih - N New Drinord•sereet, Foondling hus.ntat, TINS DA?. Jane 19, at E.even ei'Cleek. FU RN I l'Ultti comp' ites blehogany Four. J poet, tent, and other bedsfrads. wait Imetitiates ; beile and bedding ; time table and bed Wien • Tutketf aiii common carpet.; mainline double •114,eingte dol." of draw crs; ettd, Peion.ke, an l other tables; thwirs ; set of rrhalto *Any ta'Aes, 9 It. Li imh. by 4 ft.; kitchen snicks, in eop;e2:,, tin, Lc. Co be viewed tilt the Sale -.Catvlnentes on the pretenses, u.I of ft,- auctioneet, Queen-oreet, LEASES, WITHIN FOUR DOORS VT THE MA NI. SION HOUSE. PARTICUCARLY SDI FABLE Etrit. OWN VINO HOUSES, wmaLtiovsEmAN. OR D - SLNLSS IN ANT LINE; Avriuu!UN DENIABLE. By Mr. ROKiNSON, On the Premises, Nu. 3, ant G, Bearbouler4ene, within roes rainutei aelk of the Eashanse, be Order of the Ass.:nors of John Woodford, a' 541111.11.1 A TO MORItOW, a; Cue Vi - IHE Premises are held for a term of ?'ea 1 Year', at a low rent, uow clear 1141. per wanum,w" , r;lE torah& be mac': improved, are spiaratii, and Ir. (nod repto:r particularly adapted to any Codtim rentirrieg r.pont, as %veto* prime situation. Irn.aediate pe4seostott nay bra had d die peaest part of the Tremites. Further Particulars, of the Auctlarleirst, Queeerat7yet, Hol born ; of Meyers Tyo and Paaroe,,liaopria, DAt*Eset Chap; and at Gana way's —To be viewed t tlw Otte. N.K. A few Fiaturee to be tak en, ate~u Oon. • . • PRINTS, &ILA/10E1i A; cit.-VITAS. THIRTY-lA-1f WASS-14t)UN TE TALE:JiIt TX., HP Mr. RICIIARIY:X: I Ni At hit House, N. 31, the corner Y iiiilerstratit. in the Strand, THIS DAY wit% Tci•nuanow, A GENUINE COl. LE(7'rJOl4 sac. FOR- I 1 TRAITS los the Roy.' and Nohld Auti r, i man) y r lie, irlthai'mg several Drawing; tn. Clerdluet, 2' l / 4 . 1 heat, Portrait., Torr graphical Rine& 51M1C . 111.4 .101Engra•- ing i uactuding many or the works of Lareel.46,4, Cvs., Ed.? nci, Hatter, Hogarth, Nantoeil; matt) iireiests &capital 'l',l.,scops, itf. To be viewed the morning. of Sale. C fv`titmo, pre may be had of Mt. Cl.trk, Wroleselirt R. tat.e.teet 11 Arab, ,siaseticrs, Cututtilli and orbit. IlAclatdson, No. ;11, Strand. TO CYDER AND WINE M.F.RCHA KIITS 4 TAVEIaN Kbk-PLRS, PUBLICANS, AND MTI - SERS- Ily Mr. HEURING,• Oa the Premises (lionises's Cyder Vau:t O p in. Tud: r-street, Brideweil Precinct, near BlacMtiar's4Ltide i , on •A DAY NEXT, at Eleven, ABOUT 51,ti00 GAllons of prime , COCEIAGEr. and GOLDEN PIPPIN CYDER, int etsk and battle.; ditto of rich Squash, and ether reuse; sur. :try ditto, iron aid woad casks; about twelve gross of Witte aMbss • quantity of Bottle Crates. ditto rat Hampers and Prinks; a capital large two - wheele d Truk, with iron alma; a Counting-Hou, Desk, satiate cellar Toots, Scant:mg, eat variety of other in cidental 'rucks id the Loritir line; the -*holt distratted Rent. The Ligon's to be tasted at the Faults tin Friday nyxt, and on the morning of Sale, when Catalogues t bay be had th,reciii also at Garraway's Co:Tee-House; and of :Hr. Herring, Auc• tinneet, Fleet-street. GRACEACHURCH-STRI - .ET. TO HOSIERS, II ArtERDASHERS, AND OTHERS. TO Bit SOLD BY AUCSION, By Mr. lOUNG, On SATURDAY NEXT, June VI, 16C G, at Eleven o'clock, oo the Prealises, Nu. 10, Once•Claur.-b-street, La..don, THE remaining Part of the RIV)CK in TRADE of Mr. M. Eaton, homer, haionlud retiring hum Avuoinno ; cuminising Linnets of teflon, elyaleilin,ons ; green and other baize, hosiery of every denominatio ti, In c tton, worsted, &c. bed•lace, tassels, coloured threads, stuitius sewing cotton, pins, needles, Torsard, and various an I nertierons ether an ticks r.r the abets Oranclic,. A'se, • (caw Ma of Ituabeholi Furinture, May be viewed the morning of ule, a. ti C.taingues had the premius, and ..f Mr. Y.nnig, A t4ftinn vet, swum Etch Me • Molter, and House Agent, Na. 6, Higti-street, Newizate.% • TO MERCERS, TAILORS, Jec I* 3.‘ Mk.S'oS I att. • by Mr S f }ANAL:7, . On the Premises, on TUESDAY, July- 1, 11106. st Toots' o'Clock, by order of the Trustees o f THOMAS tiWiti WARN, for the benefit of his Credit or, TtiF. valuable LEASE of the desira - c,", campy - SHOP, and DWELLING-HOUS t. ado; s;s & l A teil 0. espied by Mr. Sornbourn, Ta.".er, ex.eeller i c kyc e a fo business, and mast cooveniently situated on Vie edit side St. James'ostrect, near the York Cr.ffee-1101 AA. • i eth , -. are heir: fur air unexpired Term of El the A Years ant a Ha' • at the very kW rout of 631. per annul', s.—otinnerekass vatic. sion Will be given. To be viewed, and particulars had at Car als's% . DOD' house, and of Mr. Stevan, at his Auc tioo.rdom , 4,4,p mite ' berry, Piccasklly.At the saase time a ill be cold, ttus Eto in TRADE, condign' of Cloth, Ae. LONDON r—rnr.ted by G. DAVIL 08t11%, No. ki Cwurt, Bow-street, CoventoGardeu, and pohli•ba at ' Office, Nu 11, sack of St. acne &CS entliCh. nowi W. STUCK, of No. 7, New B>ltmewtratt. 311 Order., .4c for the Paper, sent o? the Ogres fi met i Inglis doh attends.! to. s • - n 1 J ~_~ tia , tn. 111 r Oa I Pri' Sup a D. __ A CII ego; ads cow in t of t .the •I et* 1•11 i 'Starr try, Weir SMITM Of 11 per azid /•••• D tfieu dmt "*!141 Willi I eft , r. r u,J4 by 4, rwa4 total lib a aim Acrd Nail+ ir d.e tom : , duly, so C c h *to o . Alf Mg PrICC 4