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..dft.. 1 t - ••- - - SIR WINDSOR AND TILE MISTS HUN LOKE'S GRAND SUPPLR. After the Opera. on Tuesday night, Sir WIND.. soa and his fair sisters gave a grand supper, at his house, in Albemarle-street. Four tables were laid in the back drawing -loom, for one hundred per sons. A beautiful silver temple was placed in the centre of the long table, and other beautiful orna ments decorated the other tables. The supper, which was hot, was served on an elegant new ser vice o( plate; the soup tureens were particularly beautiful, being richly chased. The front draw ing-room was brilliantly lighted. At twelve o'clock, tea and coffee were served on sppeila chased gold waiters. At one o'clock, the company sat down to supper. In the elegant assemblage were, His Rita! nighties the Doke of Gloucester ; the Duchess of Gordon ; the Marclhinnes.s of S.ilisburs ; the Marqutaks of Lena and Douglas; Countesses Harrington, Westmoreland, Barryntore, C.ork, Kenmore, Cholmondeley, Hatrloicke, and Clare; Earls Rs:salvo, Kenmore, Tanketrile, and Choi. zoondelev ; Counts Waren:ow and Pahler. ; Ladies M Stan baps, War /teaseclerk, H Fitzge , ald, Perth, Vincent, C. Lonna, M Ilksitssnck, Hamilton. and Banks; Lords Foley, Petra,%V. Beaueterk, and H. Fitzgerald; Sirs, John Stielly, Wm. &My, and F Standish; the Hon. Mas Drummond, and Mr. Meynell. The company, just before supper, were alarmed by clouds of smoke, which entered the house, and proceeded from a spark of fire that had dropped from one of the flambeaux into a hamper of straw that was in the adjoining area. It was some time before Sir Ws vi mos could ascertain the cause, and subdue the fears of his fair visitors. It was three the ensuing morning before the whole of the company separated. —me w — A General Court of Proprietors was held this day, pursuant to notice ; when, after disposing of some routine business, relative to the suspension of a byseldsv, in order to take up two ships for the Com pany's service, in place of the fir Ldward and the Britannii, which was agreed to ; and sotieg a salary of 4,0001. per annum to the It:corder of Prince of Wales's Island, the order of the day for the further consideration of a vote of thanks to the DiteEtors being read ; Mr. JOHNSTON, pursuant to his notice, rose, and having congratulated the Court on so numerous an attendance, observed, that his object was, that the Court of Proprietors should express their thanks to the Court of D;rectors, for their uniform conduct in preserving the interes:s of the Company at large, and particularly with respect to Mai quis Wellesley. The papers upon the subject, which had • been printed, he hoped every gentleman had perused, with attention, as in that cam he should have little difficulty in the task he had undertaken. He by no means intended either directly, or indirectly, to make any charge against the Noble Marquis, and wholly deprecated the idea ilk the Court going into any investigation of his conduct, that being a seta ject now under the consideration of the House of Commons; although he was satisfied that House would not be influenced by any proceedings - of theirs; and growled the present discussion upon the pr e cedent of Lord Melvill,r's Impeachment, against whom, addresses poured in from all quar ters. Marquis Wellesley was now no longer the servant of the Company ; and, therefore, had no relation whatever with it; and although he would not do any thing to depreciate the Noble Nlarttais's coschiCt indirally, which he should not do openly, yet no converted fo.• of the Noble Lord, should deter him from the observations he had to make. From a perusal of the papers upon the table, his mind was impressed with the greatest gratitude towards the Direftors, whom the Company were bound to support, particularly, as it was now a question of the greatest importance, one of His Majesty's Ministers having elen.li:s most decided and fixed opinion, that the affairs of India should be condufled by Commissioners, and not by the Company of Directors. He should act now have come forward, but to preserve them from the danger that threatened. Be considered the duty of the Proprietors to consist in watching over the powers granted to them by Charter and Acts of Parliament. To look to the distribution of the public motive neei tQ check the ambition of their servants Arcsad. He called upon any Gende man to say whether the P:renors had ilegleCted that duty. t conscientiously dischat'ged it? In ad vertieg to the papr ~ he observee, that it appirailed hostilities had commenced in India three months before any dispatches had been sent . if, and the noels-rale commands of the Directors upon that ocea-. !inn deserved their warmest approbation. The Go. vernor-General was hound :.st the .ee of Parliament to consult the Council, but Iron: h: ; hig rink, and the Council being c'e son was not possible the!, could be a checi:. upeir his conduct.— the slaty cf the Directors was, to watch over the expenditure of the public money, and al•bongh ne admitted the great talents of the Marquis_ Wellesley, no man, he was sure, would consider him an imam micalGovernor ; he seemed to wish to conquer the whole penny's/a of India; and by his subsidiary Treaties to keep all the native powers in subjedion ; on the other hand, Marquis Cornwallis confined himself wholly to internal regulations, cans tinusle• abstaining from any interference with the native powers, and retry man must rejoice at the reeent peace, although purchased with such a loss of blend and treasure for the last two *curs. He reminded the Court of the power they ha 1 to contend with in the Bond of Controul ; all right was on the one side, and all might on the other ; and he for the Proprietor% to assert and main tain the rights of their DireCtors, their honour, and independence. After some further general obser vatiens upon the conduit of Marquis Wellesley. be concluded by moving— That the Court of Pmprtetort Myles the Import hie before them, mow highly approve of the seat manifested be the Court or Direactra, in their adrainisttatton of the Company's attain In Luba, and of the salutary measurer adopted by them, ter pre settling a waserful expenditote of the public sooner, and re *wmin their servant, hone all eeshitOsus conquest, up meets ton of tenstory, and %taming Ilte Coort of Directurauf t • tenet sereltal sad realm* support us maintaining deer tight's and privileges. -EAST IA" au HOUSE. M AY 21. Tba Prince of Weiss was yesterday slightly in &posed at Carlton-house. Earl !stoma and Mr. Yost visited His Royal Highness yesterday morning. The Princess ELizs se/ it completes her 36th yeas this day. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex was taken ill in the House of Lords, yesterday, and was brought to Carleton House, from whence he sent one of his Aid.cle-Camps with an apdlogy to tlie Duchess of Gotinosi, with whom His Royal Highness was to have dined. Sir WiNDSOR and the Misses Hoscose will have a grand parry, on the sth of June, at their house, in Albemarle...tree. Mr. Coons is studying the part of Trinerde, for his surn benefit. The House he expeds will prove harper. Lord Gast:vrcti, we are happy to state, is swirly recovered from the sprain in his ancle. His Lordship took an airing, yesterday, to Hampstead. LANONOND Benoce, Esq. arrived, last Saturday, at his house, in Alhemarle.street, from Chester. The Earl of CA ItOi Q N will give a grand dinner, this day, at hit hose, in Upper Grosvenor.steeet, to Lords Bsysincs, W. Da Rums, and several row Nobility. The two Duchesses of Rues. sun were splendid favours at the Opera, on Tuesday, for the marriage e their kinswonran, Miss M s SUTTON. His Royal Highness the Duke of CANDRIDGI was is the Dacheas of Goa DOS'S boa, at the Opera, as Teinday. Ilse Haymarket Theatre, we understand, will apes early in June. Mr. Wigsrow will he Acting Wenger, as last season j and, in addition to the Patferowes we Save mentior.ech Mrs. Gn.ovis, Miss IT WI. Messrs. T Lures', and Ds Cose, are engaged. The Duchess of Colman, and a large party of Nobility, dined, on 1 aesday, with Sir GIL SLIT and Lady Haarsicols, at their boos*, in Grosvenor square. Th. Earl of Moses left town last evening, for his seat in Leicestershire, to accompany the Coun tess of Lounoe and Mots• a MKS. The Connives of Caotiasosias.t.sv had a grand /concerts last slight, at her house in Piccadilly. Lady Score gave a grand ball and supper last nksbe,,zt her house in Leicester-square, the Duchess of Ghettoes and her pasty were present. Loa TA L MOUTH gave a grand rout, Last evening, atlas bane in St. Lliftell'a•lNVlATO. Teri Hotel, Men, last Artie= at the Hoye) _ week : Mr. Lvsnisicernts, jun. warmly seconded the Gen- eulogies and wools P 4 ' and Mrs. Wellfirmil. Mr motion. Ile thought it high time those papers " 4 ""' /:3 """ ., * m1 ' 1 " "'. /4 ' lll*i ". 11) ? °n"km , Mr should go i nto the world, that the public might see Thomieigo, Mu Hooka, Mr Chriavee Mt Wipaar , Mr Ca.- I n d . MT ?mg , M t. i d „I, i, lIA, CA , td, M,, IN 7,,,,,, Miss Wl%it respeft Marquis Wellesley paid to their cern- Pram Pe. mends — t he mocked their authority. held them out The Duchess of Ooa non gave a grand dinner to ridicule, and disobeyed their eiders. &day, at her house in Sr. James's-square, to Mr. JACK SON havin g asked of the Chairman, Royal •Higlrness the bobs of Ca resat DO r, the whether Marquis Wellesley had been furnished with =eel and Caw= cri Grails an, the Countess of copies of these capers? and being answered in the Wait's° , wity N. Pauses , Lord PITS.- negative, observed , that the Hon. G e n tleman ha d sisals, Sir H. and Lady D. HANOLTOII, and the been pleased to call him theacwaverted foe of Marquis Hen. Wm Dergeaw. In the evenint the Coon- Wellesley ; but he had uniformly d e p recated an y tea of CAlLlS•atotoa, Lord and Lady a A MTH Aar, proceedings against him CA he had an opportunity Colonel and Mrs. Sistirotts, and Mrs. and the of answering them; he considered the present Miss Gess, joined the party. motion as an ir.diren censure tyoO the Noble His Grace, the Lord Lieutenant of 'artistic), Marquis, nor could he consent to any such it is said, had it in contemplation to occupy precipitee and es-parte revllutions. In adverting the Loose formerly held by Lord Cave e•ax, to the Papers betore the Court, the Honoarable near Black Rock. borne differenee,as to the terms, Gentlerdan went into a detailed explanation of prevented that deligi•tful mansion trom becoming them, considering them not as between-the accuser the Vice-Regal summer residence ; and we now hear, and the accused, hot wholly es-parte, and ;rusted their Graces have taken a Bathing Lodge in the to the honour and candour of the Proprietors, that neighbourhood of Clonrart. they would not adopt such a measure. 'the No- A Paper of ye , terday, is Its account of Mrs. ode Marquis should have an oppo:tuaity of answer ' LeTCHrIELD's benefit, says, " Mrs. LaCMIP I 'Am ing thew cherges ; the exigency of tile time might =pounced her final departure from the Stage on justify the occasion ; there was much to admire, and Ws occasion, bet will, nu doubt, he very ready to reships something to tegret, but he thought the •• eowtribute her efforts for the temainder of the sea- I present res - dritions improper, inilecorqus, and em cee, if the interests of the Property should render becoming the charaner of fingli.hmen. Upon these . them n e ce ssary." We do not pretend t o k rr iw th e grounds, he moved the previous questica of ad precise cease of MIS. LITCHIS/LAI:I'S StCVSKIOn, but jonrnment. we are confident the Theatre will derive no advaii. I Mr. i'v;isirtic equally deprecated the conduit of tagcc k f i rom Ler absence. the Gentlemen on nods sides, and as that ut the Monday, the Officers of the Roy al Denbigh Direiflors desPrved some mark of approbation. he Militia. gave a dinner, at their barrack s, Fort Pitt, I wished it should be dune without pa.sing any cen- Rochester. ' - gentlemen were of sure upon any party. till they should have an op -errs, Rev. Dr. portunity of answering the charge. He thought I. Ste. &c. The the present a very improper question to agitate, it played several I being now under investigation in a much higher ;gr a masterly s Court. Mr. IlkNighto, Mr. Groot. Alderman Pt in- sep. Colonel Allen, Sir Stephen Lirshingeon, one several other Gentlemen. delivered their opioirms at some length, chiefly inclining, towards a vote of thanks, which would cave no ref .-we:cons sigoo an) party, and Mr. M.NAghten propr.sr-cl. an Amend ment to that Lffe ; when the questiont was loudly called for, and strangers ordered to win haraw. The previous question of adjournment IC•as then negatived, and a ballot demanded upon the origi nal motion:lnd Amendment, which was aecordin?ly . ordered, and will rake place on Friday foresight. The Court then adjourned. n.QLD BAILET SESSIONS, MAY 2t. These Sessions commenced this day before Mr. JUSTICE GROSE. Mr. B.tron GRAHAM. the Recorder. and several Aldermen. The calendar is, we are happy to say, extremely light ; the number of commitments in London is Dot more than 14, and in Middlesex about 50. They do not comprise many capital offences, and the Sessions, of course, will close in a very few days. Joke Ruggles was indicted for erobeazling bank notes and money, to the amount of :71. 10s. the property of William Penton, his master. It appeared from the evidence of the Prosecutor, who was a sheriff's officer of Surrey. that the pi i- saner was in his employment, at a salary of four teen shillings a week, besides having a. perquisite of half-a-crown for every arrest he made. On the 16th of February hist, she Prisoner was sent to a Mr. Davis. of Edgware-road, to receive cosh for a bill of '271. 10r.; but though he received the mo ney, he never brought it back to his master. Some days after this, the Prosecutor received information, that the Prisoner was in the watch-house, where he went, and asked him what he had done witn ,the money. e Prisoner said, he had got into bad c.anpany, anal had lost it, but begged that he s!ioull not be prosecuted. With this request the Prosecu tor refined to comply, and brougitt him before the Magistrate. On the part of the Prisoner, witnesses were called to prove, that the night he had been taken to the watch-house he was much intoxicated, and he de clared several times, that he was robbed in the course of the evening, by a woman with whom be was in company. Mr Justice G AM summed up the evidence, and de s ired the Jory to consider. whether this man had appropriated the money, or any part of it, to his own use? or whether he had, ir. fact, been robbed of it, as he himself had stated ?—The Jury retired, and in a short time brought in a verdict of acquittal. near Rochester. The follesvieg geed the party; the DC.112 of ROCIICST E C; L •ssa,COI. D'A aer, J.Aestss, Esq. ' band att-nJed dozing dinner, and ; =jittery and ether pieces of music, i style. NAVAL lATPLLIGENCE. YUITSMOUTII, MAY SD. Pratique was received this morning for the itri• Mania, of 100 guns, Capt. Buller, ; Drr.pinosght.ir.S. A diniral Lord Northesk, Captain Conn; and the ' Balmma, ildrpaso, and str fosrc, of ;4 gulls, 'rra. f ilgar prizes. Lard Northesk was greeted'by peals of bas, it being the first time his Lordship has been on shore since the glorious day of Trafilv. Arrived the Acrittiii frigate, Captain Somerville, from Newfnundl.ind. Admiral Besketay's flag was hoisted op board she Val, de Nelda frigate, this morning. The Ghtldera brig has made the signal for a con voy. to Newtoundland. Yesterday, St, John Warren's prises, the Morava, and the Belle Park frigate, came into harbour, to be paid off ; the Alexandre, Sir John Duckworth's prise, is nearly in a state to he paid off; the Datif• eat is taken into dock, to be repaired of the da mages received in Sir John Duckworth's aaion. The Cap'ioily, of 64 guns, 'which suul• in this harbour, is taken (rut of dock Sailed a convoy fir the Downs. under the Vaa l:us: and Provaero. —Wind E. PLVIIOLTH. 14• Y 19. Sailed yesterday, the rille de Pants, of 100 gnus, Capt. Whitby ; fr.goteense, 44, Hon. Capt. Paget; and Lo SOOle, SG, Captain Winthrop., to join the Channel fleet ; to-day, the Cerai-, SO guns, Adm. Sir R. Strachan ; 80, Captain Hargood ; &llama, 74, Captain Douglas; Montague, 74, Capt. Otway ; Teretble. 7+, Lori Henry Paulet ; Leda, S 6; and 111-/arapes, SG; with the Fi sloop, to join Earl St. Vincent off Ikea, and receive his instrunions whenee to proceed. In getting up their anchors, the Cif Par ran foul of the 4 1aeirrir, and unfortunately carried away her spank r-boom and quarter-gallery, which has prevented her sailing with the rest, but on her receiving certain stores to replace those damaged, she will sail this evamig, Of to-morrow. Came in the Ganger. Phillips, ftom China, de tained by the Unity privateer, but since released ; Ansa Juhiano, Symonds, from detained hg the Mom-heron sloop of war; For/we, Nestor, fro:ii Charleston, detained by the &dhow( frigate ; and the Feelteten, Geiker, fiom Cette, detained by the .11Iterat frigate. Passed up the Chasm!. the Retkate canal, Captain !Ant!), from the Cape of Gond Hope, with Lurch prisoners for Holland.—Wind S. E. A ver.rnelancholy act lent had nearly happened is Cawsand Bay, to those gallant Officers, Vice-Ad. Sir J. llticaworrn, K.B. and Capt. It NAT LS, Letters of ['retinue not having arrived, his inn. Ma jor DUCKMOK Tl 4, and Lis daughter, Mrs. KING, with a party of the Admiral's friends, went along side the Svprrh, 74, in a man of war's barge. The Admiral iinpressed with those parental feelings which have always iiistingu3shed his chara&er, came down on the port lifts of one of the lower guns of the main deck, to converse with his children and friends, atter a long absence and subsequent victory over the enemies of his country. Copt. K axes ac companied him. By some accident, the port lilt gave way, and plunged Capt. Ka.a TES into the wa ter. and threw the gallant Admiral into the boat. almost stunned. at the feet of his son and daughter ; an alarm ensued, but Captain Kt/ITILS being a good swimmer, was taken up directly, with Admi ral DUCKWORTH, and were wken immediately on baud. The alarm of course was great, but soon subsided. as the officer in the barge rowed round to the stern, and the Vice-Admiral and Capt. Ke A r cs stewed themselves in the stern gallery, perfelly unhurt. except a braise on the Vice• Admiral's • shoulder s end a complete sousing to( apt. K Mr as I PRICE (T STOCKS YE:iTIOD %X. i pet C....t. Re.lted 9 pew Cent. Consuk 6Ol 4 inn Cents.. 7 11 5 per Cent. Nave qv* 4 Lo..ig Amittiurit l7l 3 7 16 Impel's! 3 : er Cont. .4911 Own nno - - - India Stank Nowt% , . 0 1 Ai. .%Itver {Oll Easeisia Lottel Tick. is T. nis i, Stoct-hmker. Nff 4. Colobill: •nd COAL-MARKET, May 21. Shp% at lalotk.t. tirtfil etme. NYWVI 2 7 r. , .• OLA 1 ri.t. A lex loos sinre, the R •tr. S Latirrv, Al A Rector of /Utter ham, to ; which V41883'1.4 rectory 1 at ILII• tmtvge of the Earl of ou Endow rennight, at Fade!, in Stal.rdshire, the Rey'. John Rill, keetar of Dra% cot, in that county, arid 'wised!! of Christ College, Cambridge. iil %1 WATEK THIS DAT AT LIINLIUN ‘22 inun aft , r 5 jEy n 4 4 mi. srlip• SALES BY AUCTION. ELEGANT, PLEASANT. AND RUIRL currAtiE AND L'Nb, SURREY. • Ky Mr. STEWART, • With imme.liate Pry. ..WIN. At Gtrtaway'a THIS DAY, May 22, At 12 o'ettellt, THE pleasant and beautiful R ES: I /ENCE,ralled U[ TED (..."OTE Ata.. with the well attlA i .ted OfEeos, Stabling, CoschAtott=c., Gat den, Pie.e.tue.goe tend.. .04 .weal acre. of MeAdow Land, ttutt..ble tot the tethdenre -I.f 3 11 , 3/ 1 061 3111113, wit i 011.ChAL p443` , 31i11n, the 3. hnte in a Aiwa emit. !Ant skate of repair; Ike well adapted ftintitotre to he tkltea by trantation ' Oxted ii situate *hunt twe..tr-otte soils* front wire, as a ',tropic,- ntialleatlititt fra.tt ticatitaiie to %Vesteeltsta, iR the tot...t rotala.td phamit tia•t ut ti..• s ang al Su•Nal. sta. rNindae. sevetelGentlenken% feria,. tr. A t.tt:•l3ble hood, ottere fox bounds And tanrrtent ere kept. To be viewed, and PArticulerl had at the White liar. Gasistone; the Greyhound, Croyd.nt ; the nAps,4 Heal etffee-Hou.e, Chancery-lathe; GArrawses ; Ar ton, Earl Solicitor, Tetn;or; and at Mr. SteteArt's Au "taoli- Ruorn, ge)wwite Piennl.ry. NUItTON STH Err, Km ELAND-PLA( Z. Ite M. sTF.v.kicr, At Carraway's Coffee hone, THIS DAY, May 22, at Tweivo n't:tock, rrHE LEASE of a Sub4ani ial 1101.ISE, in good repair, and most ittigifily vitiwrcd. N r 63, Upper Nottumureet, near Poirlaod place, h.I I Gie a term, of which eleven yean arc tinrapireil at Miatunimer aott, at the, low rent of SSI par ann. now let under a., sereement, which coo/min September n.ext, when powevamii way be twd. at 631 p.r ann. but renamed to be of the value of NW paw ann. The premises saailann five stone.' (Mrloditig the be-e• anent) of two MOTU on each floor; front and back army, t eellent coal cellar., Sc &v. and we well supplied with the hoist spring and roper water. The principal apartments are fitted up with marlaie Chimney Pie.. - es, and handsomely papered. The view is open, both in fr on t and hack, and extend, to Stamp stead, Ilighg+te, &c.; and the immediate vicinity of Sim mast agreeable and favhinnatile ridgy and wale*, renders the ,iteanuit uncommonly lesirible. To be viewed tat the sale, hetween the hoiirr of ow aid three, by tickets, to be had of Mr.fiteerart ; and pirticelars boa et the Raptist Head C. • taio.house, Chancery-taus; Gairdwa!'s Coffee boom; and in Piccadilly. BROOKE-GREEN, si By Mr. STEW ART, At Garrawity's Coffee-House, THII DAY, May 24, of One &Clock, by littler of the Cuninii.sioot.ts, wider a Cern.4 of 113okt:rivet. atairin Stephen Bui•khunt, ALL that neat TEN EM or LEASEHOLD E rATF., beim( No 5. Brooke-tire., r 0r „,,,,,, nee , n ee Turnpikegois the h.gh rod thmugh H togrgor•gtrith. gt pertrittg not 9w M,ishtd. TM Hoarse is two st.nies hoer. awl f"1/641cf two reanaloor CSI I, done,exeolleat fr me and back 'weber% e n the hese/nen t,fion t arcs, and tun arched vaults.fmnt eosin cockles', halconv re.!eit with iflllll Se first floor windows, and gard... a he. hind : the nodding is coveted in, juiced and pan itionert thworstrs out; VA.? made (cone heeement to first door, • street +vitt, sod Of:. leading to the garden hued, sash hams, to all MO windows, part of them fixed ; the preruiu s ENlvl4lllg lii.. re , * in deptb, by 17 feet wide, held far a Term of 01 lows. f.nni V elstn• mer, 1815, for the first three Year', paying a P. pper.lAwn and for the semaining Te,at, only a ground rev to( SI. per and. To bit viewed by •Hrly mg to Mr. Cunningham, GIOCCf, No. 1, B.uralte-G teen Terrace. Particuises had at the Be!I and Anchor Tavern. Hammer , smith Turnpike: Kings Arms Tavern, ; Baptist Head Cu:fee-House, A:harmony-lame; triarraway's; and in Pro esdilly, opposite Aliwutv: MISCELLANe:OI./S COLLECTION OF BOOLS, ntints. ANL) PAINTINGS. B 1 Mr STEWART. At hit Auction 2 194, Pi:mad:lly (nopedte Albany), TO. Mf/RR'JW, Nfay 23, and ftalawit( Day, at 12 co'Cl..elt, A N Excellent COLLEC 111)N of BOOKS; amongst which will be found tits followiog ; is Siam Trials, 11 vol.. ; Annual Rerster, 44 volt, ; Cleernni• Up ca a o:tvsti, 10 volt ; Enslud Displayed. Plates by Ry land, 2 v 01..; Charnuces Marine Architecture, 3 Lodge'i Illuoiatien of P.nel+sb Mistime, 3 etas ; Cejed's Peer., ge awl 11.1roitetage, 33 Tula.; Aticient 11SVWW, 10 vols. ; ri I •4111 iCA ; Voyage louts; noire. $6 tons. the Works of Sisiksysarts, rape , Itonstrion, and that , : and a good aysemblage of Rooky in all Langone', and on all Sob. juts. Likewise some ?nips, and a few Paintior. To bn viewed, and Cat,lNgues bad at Air Stewart's Amtinta Roost, No. 194. Pi. - cadi h tol.onsite Albany). UAL—STUN, 4YEAR ti NA;KNEY. LEASE AND ELEUANT MEN! t LTRE r Er Mr STEWART, On the Premheil, No. 14, Ralston Macr, Del•too, on TUES D4-Y, Mat 27,11106, at Twelve o'Clork, 'THE LEASE of the Pleasant Prernivs; can t tioni..g two R o om, OD ri c h small nut well 111.14. out Garden; ..lceant and udeilil Househ..ld Furniture, in capi -4.11 Bets and Furniture, Linen, China, CarlYets,C.llai-r,T , bles. [iglu Dee 1. leek, Pier &ad Looking slants, Kitchen atte+, Sc The Premises t be viewed till the sale, and the Enrrttrine one dry provinur. Printed particulani s.ay 'ben be hag on the preir...es; at the Itaptnt H'sd Coffrr-liourr, 1':1441* cery-lane ; GArraway's Coffee-house; Mr Rosen. 54 Manette•ter-nJuildings, Westtninsteri ani of Mr. Smoot, pause Albany, Piccadilly. BIRLIOTIIECA nosrt;ALIANA. By Mr. STEW ‘RT, At hie A uelion Room, N.. 194, P:recall', opposite Albany, en THURSDAY. May 39, 11106, and (ullusi..g days, i Sun days excepted), INE of the most Valuable, Magnificent, Spier di.l,, Scarce, and Curious COLLECTIONS of BOOKS offered fur many years to public sale. Congesting of the most e.toented Authias io all Languages; till very finest and fret novo...inns of Roues of Frusta i:litstaative of the Works of U.S great Wirers of the Ital Lin, Flemish, Dutch, German, french, and English Schools; an invaluable, fine, and perfect mem- Nage au English, Scotch, and tri%), Topography, and Co nue I I 'Aerie.; V oyages, Travois, Natural tisstury. Poetry, and Mi.- cellanetrusWerss ; the whole selected with great j.idgment.sl ,4 bowed in the mast costly and beautiful binding*, m Horns, Russia, Le. ' , Ling the ljyrrary of the late Most Noble fr ARTHUR, MALIar.TIS of DUINEUAL, Decem , l. To be signiori only with Catalogues, pr 2s. 6 1 each, t. ba half of Mr. Cooke, hrsokteller, Oxford ; Mr. Deigho.:, E-olc • oilier, Cansbredge ; and at the place et sale. LONDON :—Ptintell by G. DAVIDSON. No. 17, 1: • • Coon, Bow-str. et, CovonoGoodeu, and Pub'..t.,-d Office, No 15, Hack of gt. Clement: Church, A% W. STUCK, of N 0.7, Now 150ke11t411 , •.t. Loc.. `‘ ,4 (Juin., Bra. for tivs Paper, soot! to Ow Oitvo vitl4w iktly autruki se. ro