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. . - . • • • - CITY or WITER FORD ELECTIOX. A rEuro.n, MARCH 15. Yesterday morning, pursuant to notice tro:n the sheriffs. A Loge meetb g of thr Freemen alai Flee. holders of Waterford, t p 1 ice at the City Contr. house, in order to elektl a Represemative fin this city, in the room of the Right Hon. Sir John N •wpoit, Bart. a lan had vacated Ins vat, by accepting the office of Chancellor of the Escheceirr. After the writ had nee', read, 1 homas Esq propo.ecl Sir John Newport, Bait as it fit and props p• iron to represent the city nt Waterford in Parliament Alderman Jarrvs Ramsey seconded the motion, Mr. W. Wants said, that w':en he corsidered the Parliamentary contlit& of the honourable Ba ronet who ha 1 been proposed lot re-eleetion, since he became the Representative of this gtent comtner. cid city. hr conceived, that to pats it over a eosin observali n, wind I he an an of injustice to Lis merit. He w:a.41.1, tiserefore. trespass oo their at tention, only while he stated a few plain reasons why, in his kidgment, the lion. B,i. io t vas en titled to their auppirt. 6-hewed it was almost uanecessa-v for him in remind the worthy and inde. pliJent aors he a }dressed, of the llmourable Baronet's uniform vigilance and a3ivity in all mat tets cunne.sed with the general prosperi'y of the county. To the commercial interests of this city he had been particularly attentive ; indeed, the mer chants of Witerf, ad, with whom he had Lad various cominunications nn points of importance, had re peatedly acknowledged his exertions, and long since uaaniruousl) tes:itisd their opinion of his set vices, by presenting him with a flattering mark of their appro bad:lw A. in his polities, the lion. Bait. early malt most favourable impression on his constituents, and evinced the purify of 1, , s ptieciples by opposing the late A.:minis/ratio., in the plenitude of their power. With the ability of the lion. Bart. they are all well acquainted ; it was even confes,ed b y' patty zeal, and party prejudice. The discerning lodgment and sound policy, iinit, d with the personal friendly re gards of the ableit dministra•i , n whi•h ever pre. sided over the destiny of a great nation, had placed hi 'n in the imp.-rtant. office of Chancedor of the Irish Eacheqiur. Nuet an appointment, by such men, and at sic!, a crisis (if evidence were wanting), was an untie' ,ahl: proof of his talents ; 1,141 when, from his own kr.ostieeltze of the Hon. Birnnet's char after, lie refleetcd or, the eCtvit of his infortniiiiii, the clearness his c..nceptimis, and the admirable ar rangeinent cit his ije.i4, e ven at the moment of in vestigation, sided to hit liner :Mama industry and perseverance, lie felt the firmest conri[tion, that his services ermild be of the most essential hem lit to the countty. Os the wisdom. viwair, and energy of the present Minis•ers, with 7vhrm the 110.1. Ilaionet w.is so happily cuttneeted, hr placed the firmest re liance; they possessed tbe conSsience and good opi nion e..f the Unit. d Kingdem. The feclie attacks lately ma 10 vn 'hem, world add to then pet ma none and SSA The people of Avg... often re marked. that their viaes fl with greater luxuriance, a'ter being riihnled by donkeys. M.. Bur ea Made Went bother ph ions, ard eon eitteei&lay r ; lL , ressing h:s satisfaaion at the prestsehi lienif 'he faun. Raromet's eing tmanir;3l3.a.,ty ataazit their iteprescu:.l•3,c •.! • !. • .ar that could be conf.ft-ed oa :my by an independent sky." Mr. PI. t Are some general remarks upon the Importance in ;he dm,- in which they were eitgag..d, and the peculiar dirriculty of the times, observed, that under circumstances of so weighty a nature, it was matter of pleasing idles:lion, 1.3 consider, that they had it in their power to fix upon a man coal:- fied, in every p inc ot view, to all the honor ii A bl e and arduous station. if private worth and pir;dic integrity, if great and tined talents were ot ate va lue, Sir John Newport came b3.frire them with the strongest and most teTeltable claims ; he said tried talents, for he hit often been a witness with what attentiJU i.e had hzen listened to in tl e /-hatse of Cora anon% and of repeilful regard with which his • inc.ples .111t1 pans had been received in every • Thee all knew his westh, and were not idle spec tators of his exertion, for the general welfare. lu e a c h times As the present, it was necessary, fur the tate.y and happines.. of Ireland, to have represents tees in Parliament, who were intimately acquainted wit:. their grievances and claims; and whose talents foe public speaking were equal to the task of be ing ing them forward iva manner thc most advantageous end effrati tl. Sir John Newport possessed, in An eminent degree, those talents, as also a readiness in de ate, and facility of communicating his opinions, which must cronely recommend him to the Kleaurs of Waterford. The unanimity which prevailed at the Meeting, rendered it unnecessary for him to - encroach farther on their time; he would nor, how -1 ever, conclude, without observing, that he (Mr. P.) WAS no par y-mai ; an individual vote was the sit most length he lead gone ; but the present was an occasion to which there lad been no parallel, and he conceived it a duty w!.ich he owed to his fellow- citizens, to his country, and to himself, thus openly to avow his sentiments ; and he had no hesitation in expre.sing his confident belief, *at the cerndtter of the lion. Baronet would meet with their fullest ap peAation, and answer their warme.t ho ws." The question being then put. on hir. Wallis's Motion. and ttnammnnsly cariiril. the Sheriffs de clare) Sir John Newport, Bart. to be duly defied. fsfr. Ww. NeeteO• re whe represented his brother, then roae, and .d.:ressed the M-eting, to the foll ow . ing purport : —" Gentlemen, for the high honour t• us unaninviusly conferred on my brother, in his oth.enee, permit int., in his name, to retain you his Area ri.ittiel and heartfelt acknowledgments; and to erniesi host il,seply he regrets, that the important t il i r!r% of his ritS-e deprive bin of the pleasure which he would led, in rh inking you in person, for this additional and flattering proof of your approbation and regard." A/clei man Sl`loa Ness Pelee said, ss He rose as a I/ father, twretitri, 'honks. from his hest, tat his wor thy f:i ilea -iitizens, for the high and distingni‘lied honour they hid conferred on his son. He kit an honest pride in recolleding, that from their present unanimity, he niust have discharged the trust for merly term, in him, with faithfulness and integrit). by again making Is m the ohjeill of their choice, they bad sandioncil los past coaled, and he was truly grateful ler am:h a decisive proof of their regard and • iebation. I e himself would not grant him hi; iota, if he were not convinced, set e~rRgT- his conscience, that the Interests of the city of Wa terford, and the good of his codutry, were the great ohjeets of his life." The worthy Alderman again repealed his ackrlowledgm:nts for the !avow- con ferred on his family ; and made sane further oh servarions, which our limits unavoidahl,y oblige us to .snit.—The mecing then a tj:lu•ned. NAVAL IN74II.I.IGENCE. POItTSsinVTH, MATCH 21. Sailed the Chance cutter, Lieut. Bremer, on a Arrived Ilia Majesty's ship nirtereiti, from Gletmock ; and the mile of Kent, EJliPgton; bound to Ntw II; tanswick ; also arrived the gallintt, Jo kowea. J. F. Nudge, Master, from Christiana hnind to St. NlA:till's, detained by the Defe,der gun-brig.—Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 20. Cure in till Fame, —, from Guernsey ; Das. from Nlataga ; Moselle sloop of War, from Malta ; Spri,eigy cutter, from Madeira ; and the Jet car sloop of war, :rom the Eastward. WinJ MCYMOUTi, MARCII . Sailed the Oirna privateer, on a cruis Arrived the Emll pf Chi-Ito:field packet, Captain W..,d, from Guernsey and Jersey. votta4v, MARCH 20. Arrived from Portsmonth, th: Ihrws (sloop), ' Captain Agesson, usad retictios with the Nemeses frigate. FAI.MILTH, MARCH 19. Yesterday, arrived the Tow:Leadppact,k -t, Cock, with mails; from Lisbon, in four days. Ou the 7th, arrived at Lisbon the Au' Data packet, in four days; off the B..rlings, fell in with a Spanish privateer. but could not get up with her. On the 9th, arrived the brig Stn.-, with seven sail, frum Oporto, to join the homeward-boomd convoy for England, under convoy of His Majesty's ship Pontone. Also, ar rived the Lisbon fleet, under conv o y o f Hi s Ma jesty's ship Pampa t, Sir Sidney Smith, which, after seeing them sate, proceeded for the Mediterranean. On the 11th, :tweed the Ann armed-brig, from Oporto, with six sail under convoy ; came out with seven ; but does not know what is become of the other. The Among was to have sailed on the 10th, wi.h convoy for England. Four French frigates. and a sloop c.f war, slipped out of Cadiz a few days since; their destination is nut known. Arrived, to-day, the brig Lark, Smith, from Li verpool, bound to London ; and the Lac(' Harriet, Nicho;srin, from NAples. Sail-d llis M jetty's gun-brig RoLlit, on a ionise ; and Ifrowegbato packet, Gray, with mails, for Lisbon.—Wind E.S.E. seat., MARCH 21. Arrived the 44,Jne frigate from Portsmouth. Caine down the Valorous and Explosion praams s from Sheerness ; Severer's, East Inchaman ; and several other outward-bound vessels from the River, and remain its the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. Arrived and sailed for Standgate Creek, the Reb.rea, Nirnmo, from Leghorn. :jaded through the Downs, the Entarprise, Pack wood, for New-York ; and several other Astserirrin vessels. The neva:ratios, bomb has a signal flying, for a convoy to the Westward.—Wind N.N.W. FROM SATURDAY Is./CIII'S GAZETTE. 461Nii,aity-o,tar. Kurds V 2, 1304. • Copy of a Letter from this Earl of St. Vincent, K B. Admiral and Co•nuntnile..itisCliief of His Majesty's Fleet employed, and to be emclnred , iii the Channel, Sscmdingr, or abate ever el-e Ilis Majesty'e mimics altall repara, to William Marsden, k-q d itrd on board the Ilineritia, is Fa'rnoutli Hailsmr, the 19.1 i instant. SIR—I lama th.: honour to bane nit, for the information of the t...r is Com ~, ~, one's of the Adm.ralty, the ircloted Copy of a Letts. from Ca i .t. Paget; and have ereat pleasure in ex pressing nay admiration of the gallant exploit therem mended. lun, &c. ST. VINCEIS Egyptienne, or Cape Fnusterre, Iltb March, tea's MY I.OR o—l hare the honour to int...is sour Lordship, that hAVIIIt rccetreil intelligence of a large French priratcer 'mine in the I I.rb.ur of Morns, I decided on seising the Arst op t ertue , ty s ga,u.ag possessien of her. I aceo•diogly •n• shored Illis AlaiWW" . • thy, 10441 ley command , all that Not . lan night, and tan,nrd.etrh seta the noets away t a eo g ees . ~,, to est her out, on which, I am happy to acquaint your Loidsnip, they succeeds.. ; though she was Ilion's& close to the teach, aad under the protection of two hattertes, which kept up an inc-ssant ire, till she Was towed clear of their Net's. Tilts vessel, which appear. to he perfectly adapted for His Mij.tsty'. terrier% prom. to be L'Alckle, of Bourdeaux, a relate built ship, pierced fee thirty frui gun., souls two years old, and had, when last at sea, a c implement of two loonies...l and tarty men. This affair, so honourable t o those w h o achieved it, was miiitludied by Captain Handheld, who was &Sly supported by Ltentenants Alleys end talariliwitt.t, of the 114.,rmes, the P.lty Otficers, and boats' mire. To account fur that enterprising zealous °nicer, Captain Handheld, being in the Rgristionae, I have t o tutors, your Lordsilip, that go havaig reCatirett an official communication of his promotion previous to our sailing, lie volume...ad, te r:taming in the ship as First Lieoteriant during the c.o.s. 1 ham the honour to bs, &c. CH ARLES PASAT. The Earl Of St. Vincent, Admiral of the Red, and Commaander.in-Chief, &c. BANKRUPTS. Jolla Rum. We 44 Liverpool, I. titre eons" boverester, c, via-merchant, de.der and C 1141,111111, , 0 surrender .Aprti 21. 22, and May 3, at eleven, at the Globe Ta vern , in iolus-atreel, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Stauti•trret and Eden, No. 6, Leigh-street, Liserpoul 7, and Bit Windle, Julio-street, Bed ford row, London. _ _ . WlMint George Riffes and Garbert Hekenn, both of Liver pool, in the comity of Lancaster, merehants, dealers and chap men, to surrender, April 24, .'3, and May 3, at twelve, at the (Volve Tavern, John -street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Tho mas Slacksteck, St. Mildred's- sort, Poultry, London ; Meows. Sard.well sod Stephenson; and Mr. George Orred, Liver 'tool. William Dewdnev, of fleet street, fontion, dealer and rhapmal, to surrender, March 29, at one, April 12, at twelve, sad Mole •, at one, at Gull ihall. Attorney, Mr. LAnalt, Aldorogate.street. John Staunton, at Kiitun, in the Parts of Linage?, in the couotv of liocirlit, chyroirit, &nevi, dealer acid Chapman, to vorieed,r, April 17, IR, and May 3, at el yeti, at the Hisek m Vell Head Inn, in Gainsbuigh, in the coolly of Linco;o. TiIOUIJI Chandles., Esq. No. 1 , York-place, Port man impiare, Li lat : soil Mr. S. Rayne', Goinsburgh. Sams 4 Reddidi, Wiliam Reddish, Jonpk Reddish, ;void James Iteildr-h, of Prrnbory,, in the annuli of Chester, cotton toanula3iirers, dealers, chairmen, and csoariner., to surreoder, April 9, at three, 3, at ten, and May 3, at eleven, at the Old Angel lna , in Macclesfield, in the r.,nnty of Cheoer. Attor unit, Mr. Cooke, Mara-team rl i ; and Miners Lent and Mear., el,fforf—ion, Stephen duckisu , st, es( lit.onk fresh, fianunetsmith, in the en.mty of 1111 , 111101CX, Carpenter, dealer and chapman, to %lir .,.•ticr, Match 23, April Id, and May 3, at elrveti, at (hula 11.0, I.olodOol. Attorney,, Mr. Kinglet, Kenstne Al; And Popitin, Dean uteri, Soh.. *142.1:e. I.ntodon Joseph lioardean, lat. of Stanclie.ter, , at the county of Lancaster, pinitiber and j'7 1;m, dealer and Almon, to aut rcsid,r, April 16, 17, an.l Nt.iy 3, At thr. c, at t e of littutart, the in Tavi-ta, i., l'e.ini.eate. in Mai,- eheorr. Atwitter, M , . R.l sh Cuisitur snort, Ci.an rety-lane, London; and Mr. %Villain CieWei', No 17, K lig eet, Manchester. Hartridge, of Cheartide, in the city of leigtloo• habtn.la.her, to surrender, Mare!' A..ril 5, sod WI 4 1 at one, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Me-sr, Teasda:e and Idiom, rlireaditeedlc.street. • Witham Hutchison, late of Gremeek, in Nnrth manner, dealer and ehapman nnw in if •fi 14311 or tu.e Fleet), risurren.ler, March g), A pril 3, at ten, at Gni4lhe:l, Lmdm. Aiheney, Mr. Mum, Old May °thee, Bro.cl-..tceet. Anthony Lrady of Sa! shiry-sinat^, Irleidenreet, in ill.. city of l.nockii, methane-vcaler, dearer and chapinan, In stirrender, April I and 5, a. d May 3, at ten, et Attorney, Mr. Smith, I):irtet—rr. et, F enn-vt.ert. James ftl‘blish and Day.d Lythdas, both late of W.rn. in the comity of Lancaster, dealer. and elmo.nen, to 'intender, April £3 and 24, and Mat S. at one, at the t:...be Tavern, in Jahri.ttreet, Alterorys, Mr. A inme, John -street, liftlford-row, London ; and Mr. Ldwaiil Grithtn, Luwur Castle tuissit, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS .40,rd 24_ Jimei of Laver;ocd, in the comite of laneasfrr, ovlmiter and iliannzr, nbercluid, d roan, at eleven, at tint Glob.; in Joliet +Lett, Li pon . April '2l. Edward PenVaennn and Jahn Houlding, h.bth of Lorerpool, m the counts of Lineabte,, ntercnant:, dealers, • cnapm n , aside...partners, at hve, at the GI .ue I • atrru J41 , 11- , treet, Liverpool. April I. %Vahan. of Vauxhall mitt, in the county of S.nrey, merchant, dealer, and chap:tan, at eleven, at Lnnlnn. Alnil M. 1111nhert G . ..orge Meanie and Joieph Jacittln, .te of Nn ~ Sr. Mary Aae, in the t ol 1..41.140, ut.l N.. F Strand, in the city and •-ty IVe4lllll4.ter, . . merchants nil I partner+, at at timed Landon• Man 10. John haiett, of Northumberland-sheet, Strad, in Hid counts. of %fiddle-rev. dealer and clietimaii, at one, at Guldhall, Loud .n. May 10. Thomas Vino, of Itissh-lane, Cann an street, 13 the city of Imialm, inerctiant, dealer a id cisaor....,, at one, at Londoo. May 3. Thomas 11 -.ter, late of New Cries, in the parish of St. I'aul, Deptford, in the county 01 Surrey, c openter, dealer, and chenille-. at eleven, at Gust DWI, Londou. 29. Be:11.011111 ‘V.ht..:.s, of Wornierood-stieet, in the city of 1 o and ..f Golney-11..tcli, in the county of Itift.dle-i it, broker, dealer and chapman, at cleveii, at Guildhall, London. April 19. William Hodgmn, in the Strand, in the county of Middlesex, stationer, bookseller, dealer and chapiitin, at tine, at Guildhall, London. knit 12. Henry Lea, of Rape-Maker's•street, Monrfields, and of Berhopagate street, in the ety London, tubacolais:, dea'er and chapman, at eleven, at London. Nt.• 3. Thomas Price, of ktorl-Crces.street, in tile Bo'ough of Southwark, 11l the coon' y or So rrr r upho der and cabin.q.. maker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 16. John Bellamy and Edward gc.lamy, both late to Brie. stork, in the parish of Brigstock, in the comity of North ampton, butdiels, vizier:: and einipmeii, and partner. iii 'rad; at eight, at toe George Inn , 111 the town of N rtl.- April .29. James BorStt, late of Me-m, in the county of Wilts, ehaese-factor, dealer and chapinAo, at eleven, it the Grey hound inn, ui tirincanton, in toe county of Somerset. April 12. Ti 10111:. Sanders, of Tooting, in the county of SIM rey, tallow chandler, dealer and cliapmara. at dere.), at Guildhall, ;motion. April 21. Samuel Cook, of Trowbridge, in the muniy of clothier, cl-der and eliaonia.., at twelve, at the Gea._•re in Trow April lr Thomas Bushnell, late of Wrstminster.roail, is the county of Surrey, Wheelwright, but now a prisoner in the King', Bench prison, at eleven at Guildhall, Lond.m. April 12. h.destrl "Thornton, of Stroud, in the county of Gloucester, apothocaq, at eleven, at the King's Arms aim, in Stroud April IL Jam's Smith, of Thames Caton, lithe couoty of Surrey, map-maker, his.ker, dealer and chapman, at eleven. at Guildhall, loodun. May 13 John Goraig, and azaheth Johnston, of St. M ire Axe, in Hi': city of Long., merchanu anti co partne 1, at treks, at Guildhall, CERTIFICATES—AreI t 12. Sohn Laois, of Uolelest.squarr„ in the p.orisia of St Japan, in the lib?rty of Westminster, in the coonty of Moddiesex, a pmhec see, dealer and chapnian. F. , ..rstri Senate, I•te of Leicester-oleo°, in the Monty of Middhple, dealer in mestkines, deiler and ch.iproan. Abraham RendelacL, of Rues sheet, St. Mary Axe, London, meechant, dealer and chapmlii. William Coltman, of Ai:!e, in thi county of Middlcres i , baker, d.,ler, awl chapOtall. WiLiam 15.41, late of Queen-street, Chrapside, London, ware houseman, dealer and antitheft. spe oL .., C•atipicni, Into of N•sw-.tree', Bishopsgate Wahout, is the Pits of I,•inton, inPerhant. • Palen of nenozepstreet, in thP nrri.h of Sr PsePms, in the county of Nlii!thesex, tulur , lisbeola,hce, dealer and clispioan. Thom.. Bennett, late of Stratford upon-Aeon, in the county of WieniA„ mp ,, ster, dealer and Pleapman. Jam,. 'roo m .•, r f LiitlitPite, in the parish of It B"..rongh, in the county of Gloucester, and Anthony Rood, of Stanl , s End, iu tho perish of King's-Stanley, on the same county, clothiers avid to-partners, dealers and chapmen. Edema Winoo,l and Samuel Thodey, Lae Mit the Poultry, gl o vers and e. rainier. hill Johnsen, late of the 1..log•rolv, Rothe's' green, in t' e resorts of Middl-sex, horse-dealer, dealer &of chap M3ll. •ih oma s Commons, of Kirkby Loosdalc, ut the county of w,.,s,nnland, spirit somhant PALSONER in Him Majesty's Pritm of the FI.EET. ISIS? NOTICE. H en ry Thomas, formerly of Pennybank, in the parish of LIAn wool's, in the county of Cseni•etiisni, but late of Aber dear, let the county of Glamor-an. • I MEC PINGS OF CREDI I'llr:S, AT GUILDIRLIL, TO-I.IoNNOVI. M. N. .I:imes W..-11, late of Rernunidsey, Sorter, brewer - 3ld John Monotain, late of Ge well street, Straw liat-nsa. n-ficturer . - - 9 19 Inhe Holland, Gray's Inn-lane, oil and eol..ur•naii - 3 I Helena gtrieer, Wit en, Re.er, ma;t.ter . - j 11 Mitring krarsh, Sunry, ealiei-nriiitcr - - 3 1 19 Alvan Wick., t hsloni-street, %I slill•ses, tailor . 3 i i ja,,,es 11,,nev, Sithingbein.t. Kent, wool! •n-Ara l er - 3 12 Robert Goy, Swan-yard, Snoreilitch, Midilleavir. vie ta•ller - - 3 10 James Pepper, Bishops Hatfield, Hertfordshire, linen draper - - - - 312 Wilhite Griffin, late of Great Sutto.i-street. Clearers. well, Mid.teort, cahinet-maker - - 10 Genres Atkinuiro, Cloth-lair, Smithfield, London, gla. 31.1. - .. 2 1 T h., nee Johnson, late of rushing, 111 the I land of Walcheren, province of Zealand. M the iielavan reenhlir, •-tl since of High-street, St Mary-la bonne, MiM era, merchant - - 1 1 David Reed, Wapoing High-street, Midillcsex, •ir. teener . - - - 2 10 Robert Richairl:, Mill-lane, Toolcy-street, Southwark. Surrer, elder-merchant - - g 10 Devil Williams, Shoasd,tch, Middlesex, linen-draper 1 9 Nathaniel Lis.rig, looldon.wall, London, warehouse man - - • - 1 10 DIVIDENDS. Thomas Ifollani, Re trodbury, St. Martin-in.thit. Fields, Middle:ex, woollen-dr a per - 12 ThnmasP.erwm, Russia-mw, Mills street. Irish rafter 11 Thomas Matthew. We.t Cowes.lsle of Wight, South. amptan, hilireram,th - . 1 CFRTIFIe %TES. John Strickler the anringer, of Warminster, in the county of cl.uhrcr,d .o cr and chaperon Willr..ll Nary, of lisoekiroviaery, I.. , :rihn,warelionaestseolealer and chor,iniaa. Henry C -eck, rd Cchmend, in the :aunt• of Surrey, linen. droperoleolar and co...Lunen R.w. 'Rice or SATIAMAT. $ per Ca .1 6:l{ rf S r C n!. Nays. 9'l:l Amvuit.e: -14 Euhrivwr 11.11. l.af. 26 Ile. Euglkis I.4bitrty j lei. Cousult for ~ Lisa, Si:•,:k Waiter, Wt. 4, Cntnti,e. 9, lit !1...1.g Cm. nocE OF !KISH !I FOl LS-3.4Nya 11 Go.. th Sr. tLres,3l pc,Cent DM °. 5 ice: Cent. S7I; Quid Can.l Loan, 6 per eel~ RIRTII. Ut Alherns le -street, yesterday morning, the Lidy of the Rev J. Itob.uss o: a Son. A It RIAGE. Br s-decial lic•ovs. o.• ThorsCs •seni. , g, in et *rt.' pr. ot, Li.oeritk. •on ..1 law Srui r. . 4 k ir e*c ;. o f rep +n - y,Astarte, '1,1• e of tae I.rte CarSeny 4.t sail', in the salt c4uni). 1)E.V1115. On :be Ceth inst. t Ituosr, in Gelb - .square., Mr.. bei..g the mots ..orrisne ittt.l of {Pr Isw.ot. She is u.,iterajiy regerti..l tier numerous titsr.ds, rel.muns.'ati..4 A a• the p 0 b.ve lung exisurweice..l hut ituudoese of nears, by 1:.1 chantab:e t 4. 41.114‘. 1..n..1c, a: St. Korn:, in th,erntrity Weerntd,no.lversally dtetei.etiv regretted t , ) a numerot a ilego.Ooti;i(o.. the 1.2 , !. Pa% •rt , l o.lel4ngb, and snatch) Art-0 d, EN. 4 Neu Not+, in that county. Leek, a 111,1 hu,aica station, Car Nimbi,' 111 , (3.•iincl:, Royal N.i.v, together t., the late Cnaret WO Nt P. for tt • county of Ctant,-tle Ira. on board Lend !lee's shin see (.1.11401% acti.ol of Vor tM of Jane. 0, Eric! Iv, at l , c•Strat , r, titre Jane I nd,•.aterte Sir er to Art.louw S. Ila not. at tits aaw.ta , ml of 79 yrs., w 94 putt an iothikuteool ui eit Asys plate. HIGH WATT:!; THIS D'a AT 1.04004 H 714 1, M00n...44 moos. aftei 4. Ev.n..... 0 •ui.,. aR.•r J SALES BY AUCIIO.N. ROOKS—Sy Want KING and LOA:F.F. At their Renal. Sli p King west. Cormit.gaidert, TO-MORNOW.Idarch t'S, and Th•ec lollowir.g Day, at Tarclac. A V ALIJABLECONSIGN F.NT OF BOCY\ .Cl. from abroad, comprising 'onto ..1 am Claancr.a..4 Critical, a namernua CAlecti.ai in French I.na-.rtiirr., ten_ st4ti,:e of %% lager, Natu al History, a• 14 the Bel L • or., togetner with tit. I.ilwart of a Get.Eeman, i• sill ba found man. of the Bert Eng!t.h Autlinrs, %his sealnal va!t.ile It n‘:. rt,..0,511 , vey5, Ail ..ses, Are. . _ M. 5* •ie mud CIIOICr. AND RICII FLAW:A/RED SCARCE WINES. By Mr. ANGELL, At Garraway's Coff Ci•anse...llley,Cornhill. PEREMPTORILY, THIS I) AY, at Clock in Lois convenient to Private Fel wiles sot the T..n10 About SI dome of Claret. in intn of three dozen eseh ' • 21 dozen Sherry, ni darn ; 21 dozen Wonti (Nos! to any Ma. think) ; 41 dozen Putt; 1 dozen liorgandy ; 6 dozen oil Champaigne; and 10 dozen Rum Shrub. Samplers of which may be tasted at Garraway's previous to the Sa!e, aroi Cattlogirs h-d. 'CANNERS` HILL Iit:NNE, ANT) ',sour TWO ACRES AND A QUART) R 01 , GR(IUND—AN ELIGIBLE I' REEHUL I) ES t A TT, NS AK nit: FOUR-MLLE STUNk:, ON THE DIPTFOR 0 ROAD. Hy Mt ANGZI.I., At Garraway's Coaffee-;muse„ Chan:v-110y, Cornhi , l, THIS DAY, Welt 24, rt Ors, ,A.b,..k. Singularly desirable FREEHOLD F.STATE. culled TANNERS" HILL HOUSE, adra tlaglQA Or situ ate mar the Four-atit.,.htune, on the Deettlint..sad ;S. 4 prising a stilwant al 4.4 well built ER ICX FANIII.Y DW F IL ING HOUSE, fitted U? in • modern and gemeei stv'e, with Inlity apattutenta, and eit:ry domestic c ),Velli !AV!, tilli:•rs, and grounds, covering, In the whn'e, about 2; a.:res of rich ;elan and clay lard; wall suppli,sl with a cm, taut spill; of ' ace:- taut water. Part of which ground is so elevated by nature, at t. forma charming termer, idmirably ralculAted fu, budding on, cotaniandi g itch and ..xtensi•a prova."'s, as well uT tuts metropolis, as the surroundi,g tills and country ; anthramng, at the same time, a u.o.t valuAttla contiguity to hada and comnietee. • .• From the c•arnban.ation of adeantara• this Lot prwees•-s, eaa On:ooven: nt. ntay be mare, he er..e:...g a hAndosane rle• ration of tran.sul dseiliuj I.ooses, lrerrrcnierle eig.ble for the Merchant'. Itar,at, or •.(11.1, : e•petillly at st Is prey:mei a cofficient koetetiay of clay-earth wall ba (woad on Vls lOLAe to make backs &.r that pureofte. The P 11.1.11101 Are la hood, anJ imateoltatc p tf4thioll may be h,d. Tu be 'keel :eare of .Lo r , •oint. Partie,thrs and von drtiooe ..f vh. in.? be effht-attoo to John EV2IIII. Eno 5 ,bed e , Newmao'r.coort, Gar , ,wee'r euNeo•lto..se. Chan:e•alky ; I) , :ittf,rd ; u.. the Pro.,.oer ; Gni lioond, Gore, wteh lull-inn, Shooter', ; !driolvoo,co:fro homy, Covont.geoleit; and of the Auction .er. Westerh. Rem at:N rrri. FAMILY FREI- lIOLD (VC;•it•aii .1, PRF.‘IISFS, AND l; RDEN, ShAtic:S•PLACL, Su r-LANF, UII.PTFUK D. By Mr ANGELL. At Cutaway's Col:todiou-e, THIS DAY. Mardi t 4, at One ii'Clock, k De:m.lllle well-huilt FREEHOLD BRICK IaWELLING HOUSE. and PRE \'l+!.'i. with fare e.t.a sod garden betiiiid, rho* sitost.:l in some raw of SuilArags, call,' blade's rat:ice, Su.t..fie. Dela fit, now in th.:accui.ataiit of Q Eraten,tt, Esq. tempi; at wfil ; C. , 1.111.4.1t155ig a most chteifol and uninta , opted fitlf of gardeo.f-ouoda, lying hi-f• re tae t..Nni• talning, in the bremefit awry, two kiichene, yr;th rte meati.. convenience. On the Amatory, t.o mails fitted up On the priori:ol slum , a Ci.i.mg revel and Ifia:- chamber; and, to, the attic, two totiging-toons. The witnia in ventral anJ handsome repair. To be •,eataal leave of dm tenant. Panto/sr. and Coe• 'loons of Salo mar be had, on ap;elaratioe to .I.ihn E•J. Solicitor, Newman'a.court, Usriaw.l'aQaffa,h,fiise, Chnie--sitey; Castfit.inn„ Ih:inroad on the Primitive ; Ii rY tik.otnertch; irt,tholl. Sholie.es.hin ; fie-boas% Covent•garden ; and of the Anettoiter, Wane. ham, Arit. GENTEEL FAMILY FREEHOLD DWELLiNt. HuUst., taLSADSE%. APED GARDEN. By Mt. ANDRLE. At Garrawsrs Coff...*-hrb,me, DAV, Mardi 2 One o'Cloelt. IV , FREEHOLD FAMILY BRICK DWEI 1.1, , W-HOUSIE and PREMISES, with f..re•camit ar.d garden slesirntily situated in the same Row, awl P' sassing tike anentr ices of moinett ; true in the "'renew . "r Mr W. Devin e tenant at will, at fl I. perannom. cortin - in; en the basement story, two convenient ki!cliens. On tho Ant store, inn neat parlours. On the principal story, to , . lard,•hambers • and, on the attic, two aslvantis' Inrl;ierrenon , . The whoni r eplete with every actominsialation fur a genteel rawly. 'fn he viewed by leave of the tenant. Particolvy and C , ditions n 1 Sale mar he had, no application to John Eeant, El • NeWlll,lol.ttoUrt,C Lill; Corraeafti Cotfeeh ,o ". Charity.-,der; Castle inn, I>eiefied ; no the Priorities; Gulf' honi.d,Gresinwish ; Eu:l. inn, Shooter's hill Ra,ribins Coffee. tonna, Connit•garden ; and of the Audioncer, Westerhants Kent. - - LONDON d by G. DAVIDSON, Nu. 17, DOC° C0,.r., Now-street, Covent-Garden, and Puddislicd it the Office, min ), Back of St. (.lentfflat's Church, Ste" o . by W. STUCK, of No 7, Now Illityra.ottirt, Low( Attu. Order-, 4c. for th.. Pays, seat to the 4e• Ipmerral 4 e. ...114ott didy ationdod 00. tn.l, 41 • L.! ►. • wik .mil lath the '1 Achr that Mrs her f Rom 11! , 11 Matt PrlTt to be Spon Watt nut, equal cult!, 1., I , V, • P Air, NCI Pe.l: Wee . n , I„, gym. Fo. 13, ‘1 ;Alm . x. c 4rjr, 14 • N 46.4