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on at the renewal of 11;ii, pledge to the country, the trade would be abolished, and his belief in :oncurrence of the other House of Parliament in the , ropositiou My. CANNING • said, he thought it impossible for the ingeuuity of man to devise A form of wet coat ioutog to the repeal of the Slave Trade that he should not concur in ; he lamented, however, that the house had not the subject more fully before them, and at some length censured His Majesty's Ministers for not bringing it more tangibly a .1 efficiently forward, during the vacant interval that presented itself between the recees and the time that the Right Hon. Secretary (Mr. Windham) brought brward his military plan. Mr. MANNING thought the debate on the present occasion might as well have been spared, as tending merely to give alarm to those concerned in West India Property, and being, in faft, no thing more than a repetition ef the resolution of the House in the year 1799. Every man connetied with the Colonies had an undoubted right to the protection ot Parliament. This was a bona fide British trade, acknowledged in the Public Statutes so long ago as the time of Qeecn Elizabeth, and it was the duty of that House to afford a remunera- Coo to those who might be injured by its prohibition. The situation of St. Domingo could not but be in the contemplation of gentlemen, and he exhorted them luny to weigh all the consequences of the measure proposeij. Without conciliating the plant• ers, he was sure the Hattse would never effect their object ; and he earnestly entreated them, before the next Session, to turn their attention to the claims of the proprietors, who would be affected by it. Mr. WILLIAM SMITH said, he hoped, after that night, the House would hear no more of the silly confusion of abolition of the trade, and eman cipation of the Negroes, as the latter had been as con stantly sbnied by, as attributed to, the supporters of the for mer. lie thought the character of the West- India Planters, who had refused the suggestion of Government to make the killing of Negroes murder, hardly entitled them to the consideration Gentle. men sarmed to think they ought to have. He thought it was only by attention to the morals of the N..orries that their d , crease in the colonies could b. prevented. By Memorials horn two clergy men at Dominica, it appeared, that not only no registers of deaths and births were kept in that island, but marriages were never pradised there at all amnrgst the slaves. As long as the trade continued, he thing/et the avocation of those employed in it could not b- distinguished by other epithets oian those of rapine, bloodshed, and murder. Mr b, yar.t Edwards had declared, in the face of the whole island of Jamaica, that to dis tinguish it by another name was a mere mockery, and all travellers had afforded tine uniform ge neral evide :ett to the same end. The Ho nourable Gentleman, in answer to the ob. servations on the other side, observed, that the only Lewis in E gland now ;pretested in this trade, were London, emus', end Liverpool. Bristol had re- Ilinqiitshed it, LOnton was nearly approaching to the same, and he *tested ere long Liverpool would follow so good an example, and that peeress en gage* in this trade of blond and rapine will soon be shamed to show their facts in society. Amidst a loud cry of gees' on ! question ! he concluded by say;ag, he never could permit this measure to pass without expressing hie sentiments upon it ; he there fore heartily concurred in the present motion. Mr. W INDHAM thought, after the observations which had been made in the course of the Debate, it would be wholly unnecessary for him to go into nay length upon the question. The Slave Trade and slavery were justly characterised by the epithets used ia the course of the night. He thought the Abolition of the Slave Trade could not pass too soon. Mr 1. OX made a most able and animated reply, which, we regret, our limits will not permit us to detail at length. It had been stated that he had been lute-warm upon the present question ; but he appealed to the House whether he had not zealously and uniformly reprobated the slave trade. It had beets said, that this might have been brought for ward at an earlier period, to this he partly pleaded guilty ; but it was the opinion of those with whom he had the honour to ad, that the Colonial Bill should first pass and then they could bring forwad this measure will more propriety. The house, he considered, was pledged upon this subjed, and it was twor their business to redeem that pledge; he confessed he felt sanguine in the success of this measure, but if it should fail, he trusted some other plan more eligible would be adopted. The Abolition of the Slave Trade would lead to the Abolition of Sla very altogether in the West Indies ; but he totally differed with some Gentlemen, who thought the former could not be done without the consent of these bands, for if this was to be the case, no con sent whatever would he granted. With respell to compensation when the claim was well made our, let the abolition be enaded, and if then shewn that any injury had be sustained, let that be remu nerated. But he could not agree to the general principle that injury must be sustained, and com pensation must be granted. He heartily rejoiced at the unanimity of the House, and declared he would take the earliest opportunity possible at the commencement of the next Sessions of Parlianrot„ for carrying the measure into complete execution. The question being loudly called for, the House divided, when there appeared—For Mr. Fox's 'to. Lion 114—Against it 15—Majority When the gallery was again opened for the ad missiou of strangers, we found Mr. Fox on his lees, pr , posing, that a message should be sent to the Flouse of Lords, by Lord Henry Petty, requesting a co,:fereure with their Lordships, upon a subject of jir rice and humanity. Which motion was carried without a division. Mr. WILBERFORCE then rose, pursuant to notice, and baying prefaced his motion by a very eloquent and feeling, but short speech, moved the h Ouse That an humble Address be presented to Iris Majesty, requesting that a negocialion should be entered into with foreign Powers, tisat measures might be adopted for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. Assuring His Majesty, kc." General GASCOYNE wished the word rtgala thes should be substituted for 44/itierr. , r-tiio was diet) put, and carried in the tl.cn dioppled ie. I `A • !. eilbs-4av were •J Two crcLocg. THE BRITISH PRESS. LOX DON, WEDNESDAY, JUKE 1!. The House of Lords, last night, fixed ten o'claalt to-morrow for their attendance in the High Court •if Parliament, to give judgment in the case of Vis count Ivixxvtxxx. Mr. Fox's resolution last night in the House of Commons, pledging the Hour: to take steps in the next Session of Parliament, far the Alsolitirn of the Slave Trade, produced a warm Debate, but was at length carticd by a gteat majority. • The telegraph yeste: day announced t!lat the out. ward-bound East India Fleet had sailed, in the course of the morning, from Portsmouth. The difference between Government and the East India Diredors, relative to the Government of India, is, we understand, adjusted ; it having been finally settled on Monday, with the consent of all parties, that Lord Metro shall be the new Go vernor of India. The Rareherse sloop of war, with r fleet under convoy, for the Mediterranean, arrived at Cork the 4th instant. We have received Path rapers to the Ist, Dutch to the bth, and aLo some German papers of a late date. '1 he contents are not of importance. The Mouiteur of the 30th tilt. contains a very long AC• coant of a trivial engagement between the French and Russians, in one of the islands (Leisinaj, in the Adriatic. Gaeta still holds out, and the little fortress of Civitelia del Frontn, which the French told ws an Irish officei had the impudence to throw himself into, with an handful of men, ems- tinues to rival Gaeta in byalty and courage, and its resistance has been hitherto crowned with like success. The British squadron are said to have made an unsuccessful attempt upon the islands of Procida and Ischia, between Gaeta and the Bay of Naples. There is no confirmation of the aftual surrender of Cattaro to the French. A letter from Ratishon states, that no account of that event was ezpeeted in that city before the 10th of this month. A heavy fiting was heard, on Monday, at Dover, a r sparently from the opposite coast, hut the weather was too hazy for the inhahitants to see across, and no vessel had arrived, when the letters left Dover, with apy intelligence which ascert.tinesi the c.tuse of (hi/ firing. Lord Coca* Alt!. Capt. of the etlies frigate, and eldest on of the Earl of Dutiuotta to, has started for the borough of Monitors. in opposition to the Hon. Cavite nisi Bitiosma.w. His Lordsl.ip, who is recently returned from annoying the enem}'s coast, arrived at Honiton, on Sonia} , evening, from Plymouth, with some friends. The elation com menced yesterday, and the contest promises to be a warm one. AbCOT HIATH Races commenced Fewerday. His Mafesr v's Plate of 100 guineas, for hunters which Nye regularly hunted with His MAJESTY'S stag bounds, was won by Mr. LAMES'S P‘ecadidy, beating six others. The renewed sweepstakes of 10 guineas each, with 25 guineas out of the race fund, for 3 year old colts and fillies, was won by Mr. Wat.caa's Mintotette, late Osier, beating Leven others. A like sweepstakes for 4-year olds, was won by Lord A Laxuarixes Vivaldi, beating three others. The 4th race, a sweepstakes of 15 guineas each, with 15 guineas added from the Race Fund, was won by Mr. Bur Laa's Eunuch, beating four others. The Ques.tt and the PRINCESSES honoured the course with their presence. Tbey rode in their carriages within the lines, between the heats. Yesterday the Court of King's Bench was occu pied the whole day in hearing law arguments, of no public interest whatever. Nothing transpired in the motions worth laying before our readers. At a Court of Aldermen, held yesterday, at Guildhall, the LORD MAYOR nominated the fol lowing Gentlemen to be pit up, in addition to the present list, for Sheriffs, to the Livery, on Midsurna sner-day next— Dowd Pike Watts, Fsq. citizen sod vintner; SIT Richard Hankcy„ Knight, jaldsat.th ; John 51.Tsgeart, Esq. draper; Wham Coles, Erg wheelonsht; John Gus E.q. i fu n. monger; William Ilastew. Esq. t,ler and taiektaret ; Jahn Calvert Clarke, Esq. elothoortzer ; John Tho.aaa, EM. glover, and Wiliam Clarke, Esq. panted-maker. The price of Bread was ordered to be continued at Is. lid. the quartern loaf. Aaaaaass Sanuna was sworn one of the Jew Broken; Mr. T. N. Wit it ANS was sworn Junior Attorney of the Mayor's Court; Mr. WILLIANI Wit ir;nr was eleeted Master of the Free Grammar School, at Market Harbor° . Leicester. And the Rulers of the Waternten and Lightermen's Com pany, were elated for the year ensuing. A Letter from Chatham, dated June 10, says, " Three companies of the ..;sth. or Rifle regiment, came in here on Friday. on their route to Ireland, for the recruiting service; they continued their march on Satarday morning. "On Saturday morning. four soldiers of the 95th, or Rifle regiment. were committed to Maidstone 14.44,1, by the Rev. Dr. Goodenough, charged with the commission of a rape on the body of a woman in Chatham, on the night of Friday, the sth instant. —lt appeared. on examination, that the woman was met in the High.strcet of Chatham, on Friday night, by the four soldiers, near the way leading to the new landing place, that they immediately seized her, and dragged her to the water side, behind the Chest Arms Tavern, from whence her screams were heard by some young men at supper, who im mediately ran to her assistance, and apprehended the offenders." Einnits Day.—Tberscket N 0.21.11, drawn yes t aday a Prize of Elva Taousatis Pooping, WAS Sad is OIW Quarter. two Eighth, and eight Sixteenth Shares, at Sow.; and Co.'s old Off.ce, in the Poul try, where Capital Prier, wit great amount, have Len sold *Ad shared. ' PROM LAST NIGHT'S GALLTTE. MILIT 'MY PROMOTIONS. oohront e Jura 9, 11106. Royal blegituonett,AseelPeig „ Czneral Tbuitvaa Illtente64ld w b Colonel Crisman , d olar. Bre‘,:t Colonel James M. Hi 4 .d.nt to be Colonel. MaprGerrege Ranv.ay to be Lieutenant C &wad, vi7e Hold -is B eve( Major William Kobe to be MAjoi•, vice Kain.ay. iteuteition Culuniel Char'e, Perrot to bd Colonel. hlsjur John Lernoine t Le 1.-utettaist Calorie-I, vire Teirut. Brevet Major George Salmon to be Matto, vice Lemreue. Major Malian' Skyring to be Lieutenant Cohoiel Brevet Major ItoLert Wright tri be Mawr, v.ce S!:ytitig. Major William Cox to to I.ll2oellaat Colonel Brevet Major Joseph Maclean to be Major, vice Cox. Mawr Slielliter C. Parry to be Lieutenant Colonel. Wevet Major "oho Harris to he Major, site Parry. Krevet Maio- John Quayle to be Major a the Loyal Greenwich Water Fencih'et, argued by the La d /aeriarraturt at the Ceawa y . Kern. Lieutenant John Slaney to be Captain, vice Staab, migited. Dated June 5, 164. Adniirgetv-Wer, Jere 10, 1906. Copy of s Letter loin the Right Honourable Lur4Keith,K B. Ad,niralof the White, dm. ta William Marsden, Ems. dattd the 7th instant SIR—I herewi'h tran , nsit, for their Lordships' inform Ilion, Copies of a letter, and the inclusure to which it refers, that 1 have received from COM In , W l We Owen, acquainting it.e with the rapture of the Prospero Fit.uch privateer, by His Mejeary's the Vmtal. I ain, &c. KI.I PH. Ills Majesty's Ship Clyth . , Downs, • MY LORD, June 5, 13( 6. 1 have the honour to Meow ► letter Irons Ciputio agby, His Majesty'sshio Vela!, giving an account of a lugger pri sm tett taken by bim the morning, ee she was return sig with err others rim the Englah coast Captain Dirzby intor..is %tart he had 411 oppuitimity of firing several shots a: one of toe mums, and he thinks with good effel. 1 have the honour to be, Re. iSigned) KW.C. R OWEN. Right Hon. Lord Keith, K B. Sc. ficc. &c. SIR, Vestal, Doom, June S. ISO 6, I bare the honour to infixes you, the Vestal, at four a. us thi. morn:ng, after a short ohace, aucceeded in capturing Le Prospeio Fre,ich luzaer privateer, of fou-teen rinasuid torty...,x Eve, commanded try Jean Gaunt' H4ret, quite new, um her first cruise. . . Tho ca;.tain of La Prospero, and atiqtlmr man, am woonded, thk. lawn ; 1 :ear, mortally. 1 am, Sc. (0,gne..1) S.T.OLGSY. Colour Age Owen, Ste. de. de. _.....,...._ BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Richard Sharp, now er I.te of Ansley, in the parish of Leeds, in the county or York, ilrysalter, scaler and chairman, from June 14, to %Ileum 2, at Meson, at the house of Mr. W • TiIIICIIII, the Three Legs lain, in Loads. Stephen Newton Chiiwell, of Wareham, in the county of Norfolk, shopkeeprr, dealer arid chapotan, teem June 14, to August 2, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Thomas JOlllllOll, late of Flushing, in the Island of WO cheren, in the province of Zeland, mot within the dominion, of the B a la s ian Itepubnc, and aIIICO if High street, to the parish of ht. Mary-lA•Bonne, in the county of micufrain, merchant, dealer add chApmad, front Jens I.r, to July 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Thontas Dickinson, kite of Manchester, in the county pea. tine of Lancaster, cheelenionger, dative and chairman, ma sur render, June PS, 28, and July 21, at eleven, at the White Hart, in the bail of Lincoln. in tko county of Lincoln. At torneys, Mr. Unwell:ether, Gainsburgh; and M. J.S. Young, New Inn. Ju.epti Payne, of T.ynn, in the county of Norfolk, cabinet maker and upholsterer, to surrender, Julie 11. 11, and Jahr 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Price and Browne, New square, Linco:n's lee. Robert Roberts, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, dealer and thaprean, to soirendet, July 2,9, and 22, at Owen, at nut Globe Tavern, in John,street, Lie.rpool. Attorneys, Mr. Windt, John.st•ret, Redford-row, Linden; and Mr r Griffith, Loner eastle.street, Lteerpi.ol. .1.117a10 Fawcett, Ide of Helmsley, to the county of York, epint-merchantolealer and chairman, to surrender, Jo), IL at six, V, and 12, at ten, at the house o f John Clarke, the Ilkack Swan, in York. Attorney, Mr. Marteduke Robinson, Essex street, Strand. ' Robert Beat, of Lincoln's lini-Fields, in the coon'', ,IN.lii illeux, merchant, to surrender, Jon* 14, 28, and July 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Ridee.street. Anil Marriott. of Olney, in the county of Bricks, milliner end h ibcrdasher, to surrender, July 2. J, and 22, at eleven. et the Bull Inn, in Stoney Stratford, in the sod County, At turne.e, Mr. Canard, Olney; and Mr. Taylor, No. 37, South am mem Buildings, I.ondun . . .I,n,n Wood, of Bolton-le-Mows, in the county of Loricaner, Insulin smanufatlurer, dealer arid chaprnan, to sorvender, June 25, 26, and July 22, at t •n, at the Nag's Heed Inn, in DM terr.le.Moors aforesaid At onset s, Mr. Winrile, .1,41/t -weet, Itedfoidrow, Loudon; and Mr. James Cross, of Balton le. Minors. DIVIDENDS. July 1. AleXander Ryan and Widiani Baynes, late of fiat. ringten, near Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, join ers, dealers Anil ehapuien, et eleven, at the limier of Henry Foraliaw, the gob* Tavern, in John.strept, Liverpool. July 5. Joseph Pinker. of Giondonl Briggs, in the parish of Broiughton, in the county of Lincoln, maltster, common brewer, dealer and chairmen, at eleven, at the Whits Lion Inn. in Glinifuld Briggs aforesaid. July 2. Robert Hendrick, of Bluseometmeet, Spitalarls, in the county of Middlesex, silk dyer, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, Loosinn. July 4. William Reeve, of the city of Bristol, merchant, et eleven, at the Rummer Tavem, in Ali-Sat.tta-411r, In the city of Bristol. July 3 Benjamin Elir, of Liverpool, in the county of fAn caster liquor-mereaant, dealer and ehapman at eleven, at For.. a. the Globs Tatters, in J olin-street, July 7. France Hale, of Leeds, in the county of York, mer chant, dealer aid elia:iman, at eleven, at the haute of Mr. W;!barn Ttn.dill, the Three Lego Inn, its Leeds. June 27. Milian, Bryon, of St. Mary at Hifl„ London, brandy merchant, dealer and thapmae, at eleven, at Guild ball. July $ Themu Worthington, now or late of Manclietter, in the county of Lancather ' merchant , dealer add ehapcsan, at eleven, at the house ef John Skene, known by the name of the Star kin, lseenerite, Manclicater. _—.. _ _ _ Italy 8. Thomas Richautson, now or late of Manchester, in the county of Langaster, merchant, dealer and shapman, st eleven, At the home of John Shone, known by the name of the Star Ina, a Deansgate, Manchester. • July 8. Robert Newinan, late of Dartmouth, in the county of Devon, ship•bo.lder, dealer and chapeau, at eleven, at the Globe Taem, in the city of Exeter. Jul. 2. George Hammond, of the city of Canterbury, up. hol.terer, papa-hanger, dA.:er and chapeau, at ten, at Guildhall, London. _ July Q. l'husnas Dennison, of Prescot-ereet, Goodman's fields, in the county nt Middlesex, merchant, dealer and ells Innen, at eleven. at l Guildhall, London. July 2. John Skill, of the Strand, in the parish of St. Mar tin in the Fields, in the county of Miridiceee, uslaian, dealer arid char:man, at eleven, at Gnirdiull, London. July 9. Joshua I,ockwend, of Stinnett, in the county of York, grocer, dealer and chapraan, et *levee, at the Geeing, Inn, in Coney-street, in the city of York. CERTIFICAT tS —le LT I. William Wild, of t►e town and co.inty of Nottingham, milliner and hatiords.ber. Robert Hartley, of liuldall-moor, in the township of Hopwood, within the parish of Middleton, and county a Lancaster, cotton manufacturer. Rowland Parry, of Liverpool, in the county of Laneastor, mcr chaat, dealer and charnel . ' William floor's Rolfes, of L;verpoul, to the c ~ .my of Lancas ter, merchant, dealer and Lhapnian. Thomas Howard, of Manchester, in the eat •.'y ni I.anoaster . , way-boiler, dealer and chapmen Ii ••4ert Gwillim, late of Worehipist---t, t: :.0 •y of WI. dime, dealt. .n .;oot Lieu •nrpn ire :t e~ T' yRic.F. OF ST:eCICS YESTERDAY . Bs ,x mock csAti, 3 ' 3 per Cent. it....e.fteell t ee 3 pee Nat. Consols ishe% 4 peseeLtS. ... .. ;7'll Le Annuities 1 - 4 imipetiil 3 per C.4* • "31 Po'srred Stock • .. 30.3;11 0 nn•uns . 3 Ind,. 1 3 ~,nd. 1.:4,1,4405! Hills pee L. 2s 4.... .' 1 11 Con.uts for 6 lii ' ' 4: T. RISH, 3 , 944ssmen, No. 4, Coenhill, and 9. chloral/Imm. . A for lay' arm, at St. LUkll . 4. elk re• Th om " Pea.sun, R. D. Vicar et Sporshoit, Rork.. to Mt. Meanie-an e DEAT:IS. Oa Surttlar, in Pall.rnall, of an apophictic attack, the Lady of Sit Wlitat Stithog, Bart At Wiibrooka, county tif DAN, Esq. towerte4 by his family antfriesiga. ._. HIGH WAYVR THIS DAY .V 1 min after S 1381 _ • SNLES BY Al/L.IION. • GWENN A P reennis his• grateful ackrrm. IL • ledgmeivs w the Nohnity and Cee.llll foe the support hr• has reeeivet de..lng his reti.Oe , ctl in Nor B street, and respectfully inf •reis tte.,,tnat tailetne eltiesed v ry different concern. h ea ensi4: and nitc.ltle im Trade; consisting of pic:iire:. atitirvet ea, brime's fl. a -cal j+ fine old China, extenelve coil...coin. of rare e minerals, rgypilan and otlvr pol h nenb.es. oyes' re's ellal”..‘, minister • MCP•aiCS , rr sort ie.o.f t liztags,' urious llan• tiat sue, 5411t.11:111rJUI 0 , 11//r ••1 . 205, w .1 74;1111.. • solutety SOLD by AUCTION, .rit'iotst• Blot least rasdve„ Sy Nfr,GaraNwtool), at tis Rules I R 0.4 nest, on FRIDAY, the 13th in.t.int, and .there fulloolu3 den (Son .ay ex,.eattti ) The Leans of the ;loose to Isaias!, enquire an t 11 . (remise, No. 44, New leuil-o.oet. 11hUNXES, PICTUitES, tsl.D Ci..11.4A, AND , * CU •lOSITIES. ' • By Watts. OR EENWoOD ai:d C:l. • At 'heir Purees No. 16, Old Bend -Wert, on F.,lnfer NEST, and iive folhneng Dses !Sunday eaccvnadh, at' Twelve o'clock, without the lost reserve, rlr HE interesting. genuine. aid rat:m. l 4e STOClci in TRADE of Tn >inas "'Nos Bends street, well kimiro fcr his I .te and itul4...e it, vita 1.3% an. teed into a concern of a d.ffuent 'wale This e..! ocean consist, of choice specimens of Cie old Jerees Me" =ri es Dresden, Berlin, French, ard Clime ; a ralosii , le 4,6 lection of eve shells, minerals, and rifest fine a areels by Pett:tot, Fink, de.; ancient bests. marble hu-rs, .4e • ; be'atif.sl cars:rigs en iasr, and w , lod, stilt and loins naturc, s Urisital fillseree.boa”s, a few fine pactu"- ei the Italian, Flemish, aid j palate.' .'.chi la cm,v.fra, and.refaia4 drawmgai and numerous other %Audi* °Nis ts of taste, curiosity, MO hi,„-hly deserving the attention et ,ne loses, of Vutu. N,.' be resod too A lys piecedm,, tile Sale, aid descriptive Catale:u had, Is, eacS. 1. Et.HOLD AND LE %seri-rt.') Ls Islikay, ALDElttif:h rF.sTREEr. By Macs POSTKN ~v 1 SON, • On the Psynaltes, Pe. 13, AldarageteAtre t, nn 'oho 20, lao6, at - toeve o'clock, ie ruder of the Eteent..4l of Mr. W.`liarn Pinder, Staten, tee Marin, Ossessarel s Lot I. A Valuable FRLEHOLD DWI:LLING HousE, behl No. 13, o r the tati,shle of Al dersgat.s ar,a...t, sit the eJcupat.ott ci Mr. Matthews, will. Lot 2. A neat cam?aet FREEHOLD DVIIVAJ/$8 HOUSE, in int. Mason lat.!, late an the esca-,,e4sie r Mu rind sr. Lot 3. A esp.! spa •,,oist LEASEHOLD MASONIC ymtp, wlt4 P.4:110f a DWILLINO HOrl•R„ tore Conntilf-Hewees, Sr ede,add Lofts ores ' Fr or-rsell Stable, and other excel:ant oa re,,ls seats aid a bid( uaexpitactst MSeassanaser neat, at • lora R nt At the acme Tiuic will lat S)LID, all •he Al, l ' ARLS,, STOCK, IMPLRAILNTIi, and Put saf the heat HuUSt. HOLD FURNII UdE, and other Effeeit. To be rotwed on Tueed•y, whin Particolans and Oita' , pie may ne had ea the Pre•nDea, and of Meads.. PQatan and Sea s A wtio , la, Aid.nple.taact ISUOK:s, Ab!sitar.vdlLNl,.. ritar.tx M 6 NTS, dr e v Messrs. KING And I.oCliUt, At their Gre t R00.t,, Iv don, TM, and rl re* I,..lossong days, ab-12, r'LIES LI BR Wi of riJO comprising many of ine be,t M .dscal an I M, c Aimee.* Althea, osiiital nooks of ?thus aul Natn,al ti,torv, many rdit.ooa f SI» Classics, many of times i. Masorete, and istii4, ellyant Mod in., ingather *Alt a small Collection re ‘nAtwnical !impair* dens, both *et and.d•y, Clururgrcal l ”.t ...Dent-. Se. t.teima. party of Dr. H,oshain, of Siete. in Norfol'A, J•elaisold. May be stewed, and easaldenen bad At the Remo i v. BOOKS, !FUN ES, Aet 0 Ii0.•10., 90/ LANI:Ett PORT-FOLIOS, ' CAI . I rAt. rkiiktx- INCII BRASS AIOLJNEED TELFStioPic &.. &c. By Mr RICIIANIK,tIie, At his House, No 31, the corner of V n iers street, in t 11• Strand, on FRIDAY NEK r, J , .n . 19, • .41 biz tot lowmg Days (Solids,. e•c-pted), acTo re• et: , ork. ASMALL wrltchowt.. LI BR?, it f 500116 History of the floosie *I 1 stay, %s tit Purtraitsi goer elopedia, .21 Inds; llotTnati s Pleurtoos Men of Den watt Pennant's Work..; Gaiterlo du PA ai, Egali..e; a (...n1 .15114 Unique Celle...lion .1 GT:v.l4l'4 ; !Sow! is 1-1:-.t"ry of L4iglami, 'goat; larrdae's Peers sit P-I.2llketh yd Stores; MVO's Life of Ga rrick t Pursuits of Liberatore ; and VV.:: holes PAiotee4lllosttated.—T••• Pri•os inc ud- • lira. amt nabl• Collection fir toe Royal :toed Noble A wth..r., TOlll4tieal rug traits, Topographicul Pruhte ; and See.l. ens of Iftaravi.,s; Solandee Prier-folios; • Relse-rnesont.d Tel -scope, Se. a mused from a Public °Otte in the Cite To be tßeweit oo Tutor day. a:!.1 inclining of Sale. Cata logues may be had, price Is. of M: Clark, Ilutakoell,r, Pun& street; Messrs. Arch, Ctenhul; and of Mr. AM N-i SI. ntrand LEASE AND GOODWILL. CANNON COPTS E-lit iftSE, COCIESPUILSTREITJ, CHARING , CROSS. TO BE PEREM rrott ILY SOLO)' BY AUCnOS, by Mr. ANGELI., On MONDAY, June IG, at Ono o'Clork: st Garrawafi Coffee. hon.', Coml.lll, (by order ,it the Ex :rtitort,) THE, valuable and desirable LEASE of the CANNON COFFEE-HOUSE end HOTEL, law in the occupaCam of Mr. %Valliant Green, Ariel:ed. Th• Premises have recently bean much enlarg•rl and im proved, at a coluderable exp•nee ' and are nese in full trade, and commie: a handsome pile of Ireftv buildings, with ester , sive mica of Front, elegant Co!11.v-runes, large Club and ,ither Leung-moms, nemerovsiliad-rooms, arm yeti, Dacron, ()nice for carrying on a to pital Trade,. hich, together with its loceil7s stand, unrivalled in the Melo-I*i.. The Etter., is held on Lest at a low round rent, of riiich nevi) , 14 yeas are unexpired, and replete with modern repa.rts and ten entraeces, commanding the immediate thoroughfare of Pail Mall, Haymarket, Spring Garden gate, and Charing Cross. N IL The Furcirere, topetlov with the Stock of Wmes t Spirits, Ac may be taken at • valuation, or wdl otherwise Po sold by auction. Te be viewed three days preceding the Sale (with Tickst.4 which, and Particulars with CunCtimm of Sale, may be had co the Pre.woret at Gateways) and* Mt. Angelis No. lIt• Threadneedliomoret. LONDON !—Printed br G DAVIDSON, No. 17, nuke. Co , n, Bnn-etreet, C.vent Coanians, and PUOirthrd et thlk Oak% No 13, Baolt of SL Ur mont's Cower. S-7...e• by W. STUCK, of Nu 7, New Illotton.etreet, LMUZ Onion, Sec. for th s Paper, sent to the Wks (pDsi. •i 114.3 duly &needed to. iii• w T 1 Th Dos , pattio, kW. 1 80l Liam, To ---- T sip Jun. lacy Tt CI v, ...a .T tat; T TX, T w►ii wet IVA par 14al acre 11P,!e po;A, Pei d sets - '[ the 4 tltt •ar thol f lot F+* p,! Vc4