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-- CLERK EN WELL SESI APltti. 15. Bad before Mr. Ma I.:WANING, and a numerous Eon!) of Mari•tra s • Tyrrell was indicted for assaulting Mary Mills. by forcibly seizing her in the street, and, with another person uniotown, hurrying her into a hackney coach, and from thence to a place of con fire•ment, where she remained for more than a fort night.—Mary Mills, the prosecntris. a very decent, respeashle looking yeung woman, being sworn, stated. that she had been separated from her hus band, in consequence of ill treatment, for more than eight years He allowed her half a guinea a week to support herself; which sum she had been in the habit e f receiving regularly, every Saturday, from Mr. Moore, a respectable gentleman, living in Sutton-street, St. Luke'e. On the 2d of January last, in the morning, she lett her uncle's house, in Islington, where site at the time resided, for the purpose of going to Mr. Moore to receive her mains , . She bed not proceeded far • her way, when she met the Defendant. He was a man well knewn to her husband, and who had often insulted her ; for both which reasons she did not like him. He spoke to her, and although she refuse , : to answer him, and several times de sired him to go about his business, he continued to walk with her. They at length came into a street in the neighbourhood of Islington, where they met a man whom she did not knew, and he, with the assistance of the Defendant, hurried her into a hackney ceach, which had been pre vieusly provided, and brought her so MI . hliles's private mad-house at Holton, where she was con fined for the space of nee, ly three weeks. At first she was kept in that part of the house, where those who were well, or nearly recovered, were allowed to rem tin ; hut, as she had not money enough to pay for this indulgence, she was at length confined In the repo dof the house, amongst those who were comphaely mad. She was so much terrified during the time she remaired in confinement, that she tens much astonished her brain was not in reality turned. Ou being asked by the Court, how sthe contrived to tree herself from this confinement ? she stated, that there was a small hole in the door, to which a number of little Jew boys and girls used to come and sell snuff, tobacco, and other trifl.ng arti cles to the nnforturiate lunatics, who, in lucid in tervals, were allowed to go there and purchase them. To this hall, when no person was near, she used to go, and she several times entreated the children to bring her pea, ink, and paper, and take a letter from her,. to her uncle, or se me of her friends. They said; they Were willing to do any thing to oblige her, bet they could not do that, as then they *euld not be permitted ta come there and sell snuff. 11 ey Were. however. prevailed en, by a present of all the money she had remaining about her, to put a sheet of papet through this hole. When site was in pes session og tee s she went to the yard, and, having eaneht °nerd use towls which were kept there, she pulled a small feather out of the wing, and made a --pen of it ierith her scissors.--( She produced the pets In Court ; is was not more than about three inches longeand small in proportion.) Having found an old ink-bottle in her room, to the inside of which there v-as a hard crust of dried-up ink, she put some water into it, and made a kind of pale ink. with which she wrote a letter to Mr: Moore. After di recting it, she threw it out of the window, and she ' supposed whoever picked it up had put it into the Post-Office ; as Mr. Moore received it, and came, in consequence, a day or twn afterwards, and took her from the Mad-house home with him. s The Defendant not chasing to call any witnesses, Mr. M A:escheat:4e observed to the Jury, that all they had to consider, was, whether the Defendant did eelually assank Mrs. Mills, by forcing her into the coach If they thought he did, as he • believed, they would find him guilty, and it then remained selth the Court to consider of the yuniihment that should be inflieled on him. The Leaned Chairman then adverted to some of the cis termstimees of the case, and said, I•e hoped that at some future time it would come more fully before a Court of Justice. The Jury iestently found him Gueey, and the Choi. man him until the Court should consider of the sentence. Waitala lisihasawtoty was indicted for au etsault on•Oeoege Drown. The Proseentor was coachman tn Lord Ashbutn ham, and onthe I etli of December List, being out to spend the etening, he went with two Toting Men, whom he met at a puhlie-house, to the Stanhope Arms, at the corner of ()Emden-sneer, in the Hay market, for the purpose df seeing the Gana C:.'elea. When he had been there for range time, he fell asleep, and when he awoke. he missed his watch. He immediately said he had lost it, arti desired that It !Milk b. restored to him, The Defendant, who was Landlord of the house, told him that he had not 'lon it there, and desired him to go about his husi- WM. Ile refused to g unal he had got his watch, con-rquace of which the a leefendeet struck bins, and knockia Lin down, with hfs head under the grate. On the pier of the Defendant, Mr. Ryan, son to the famous brui•er of that name, and some other genderneh of the s.tme sort, were called. They all stated, that ter- def. asient had not struck the pro secutor. but had enle given him a little shake, for the purpose cf awakening him, and in put ting him out of the house, wham it was late, he gave trim a tittle shove, and he fell. they all sai4ethere was not the least violence used, but that the Per l secuter Was so drunk, a feather would have knocked ',dm down. 'lteJutheahrosi.trer. found the Defendant Gai:to, and he was senteessed h . . t y afine of ;IL - - The Chapel of . Kew R4tufortl. Middieses, was very much crowded on Sendas lase. to witness the openief of a new organ : %teen welch occasion the Rev. Sir Joni* I-feet). Bar. delivered an ap ropelate discourse for the benefit of the cheeky children.—M e e understand the celleaioneLleles eu . osualle large. ,;.• Ara A regrow was ewrrent yeswrday, thotlioencle m„ arrived is sew-, who hat ea r 4; his escape . • " a . ,en 1 7, iday last. It eras stated, that . ei a reeort rf Randier naval alines '.'. • in the West Derelict, in which the scf the line. The intelligence -* * r asa ;Ca Mail prohibits us from being - N the eccmacy of tLis epert. y~ ,~i .. .:: b i wr_ NAVAL. INTRI.EIGENCE. kttti,doCTll, aim 14. Admiral Elia!) Harvey, in the Toroarit, of BO runs, has been detached from the Channel Fleet on a cruise, with the Prin.. e George, 98, Captain Lo sack ; 11.r/ear, oS, Sir J. Syd-_e7 ttrvetrv, 74, Capt. Durham ; Stirtiee, r e, Sir F. Latiwey ; Plantagenet, 74, Captain ; 1411, ropho , ), 74, Captain Rotherham ; and Revolationnaire frigate, Captain Fielding. Sailed the Champion frigate, witk a convoy for Quebec and Halifax; Aiecieger sloills of war, with a convoy for Newfoundland ; Phatc frigate, and De• fender gun-brig, on a cruise.—Wind N E. DISAL, APRIL 14. Arrived His Majesty's ships &rater, Ariadnut Mesquite, and the Amarewlee, from a cruise, and re main in the Downs with Ilia Majesty's ships, &c. as per last.—Wind N.E. FROM LAST NIGH r's GAZETTE. Adaafnrlly-O April IS, BOG. Copy of a Letter. from Vico-Admiral Sir .1 T. Duckworth, K B to W I ill M.rylets, Esq. datN Styerb, ?nit R ,yrtl, Jamaica, Feb. 14, 1606 Sim—Captain Henry, of the French ship Diomede, which ran on those, and I afterwards ordered to be burnt, being with his °filet' e, among the prisoners rescued the afternoon of the 9th, fief re that event took place, he approached to off-r Captain Keats his sword, which he, from the report which had been made to me by Sir Edward Berry. and except in the all of hailing, confirmed by Captain Dun, that the ship had struck before she run on shore, it was disdainfully refused. This of course made ex planation necessary on my side ; and I acquainted Captain Henry that I had marked his didionourable condo& in my public letter ; when feeling, as he ap peared to do, like a man of honour, and referring to his officers and ship's company, they gave the strongest testimony that the petitlaw. was always fly ing, though the ensign was shot sissy; from :ma investigation sine.• my arrival here, ap pears to be the case ; and as Sir hdward Berry 1, not present to refer to, and the Commodore in the Braave allows tie hailed the Agamemnin, and what has been recited passed between them, I have no doubt that the Diomede has been mistaken for the Braave, by her err' . being down. I therefore, Sir, feeling that. ch.araacr is much more. valuable than life, am to beg the hero r charge on Captain Henry may be done away in such manner as in their Lord ship,' judgment may appear most proper. I am &c. J. T. DI.LCXWORTII. Cep) of a Letter from Via,Adrotral Dieres, Commander is His Majeat%'s Shii.s awl Ve4se's at .1 am.rtra, to Mtesimi, 11. g. dated on bard Ilis Majesty's Skip Shark, port-R..ya', Fria 9, 106 , 6 Sta—l have the pleasure to enclose, for the infor motion of the Lords Commissioner, of the Admi ralty, the Cosy of a letter received .from Captain Dashwoed, of His Maje-ty's Ship Franelise, giv icg an account of the behaviour of Lieutenants Fleming and Douglas, and Lieutenant Mends, tha Marines, •f that ship, with the Boats' Crews, who in so determined a manner, cut out of the Bay of Campeachy, his Catholic Majesty's brig Kaposa, against such superior force and opposition. I trust tiieir Lordships will think their conduct worthy of their approbation. I am. &c. Jss. R. DACIt ZS. Majastes Shii, Franchise, at ands e, ofeam..eathe, J,nwr, 7, trG SIR--Having received information from neutral . that several Spanish reside had very Wily arrived in the Bay of Ciffipzaclay; trid conceiving it prafti cable, from the local knovtlech.re I had df that place, that they might be cut out without running' much risk ; I have presumed, in consequence, to extend the limits of the orders with which von hontaur ed me, and proceeded to this anctioraga ; and, although I Ant well aware of the great responsibility, yet, as it was undertaken solely with a view of icr wattling the King's service, by distressing his ene mies, sot have the vanity to hope it wilt be sanc tioned with your high approbation. I have, tberefore, the honour to report, that I last evening anchored the Franchise in quarter-less four-fathoms, abreast the town of Campeachy, and as it was impossible, from the shallowness of the water, to, approach nearer to the shore than five leagues. I dinpatched the senior officer. Lieutenant John Fleming, accompanied by . Lieutenant P. G. Douglas, the Third, l.ieutenant Mends, of the NIA- Tines, and Messrs. Daly, Lamb, Chalmers, and Ha milton, Alidshipmen, in three boats, with orders to scour the Bay, and bring of Such of the enemy's vessels as they might fall in with. But from the dis tance they had to row, joined to the darkness of the night, and the uncertainty of their position, it was four o'clock in the morning before they could possi bly arrive, long after the rising of the moon, which unfortunately gave the enemy warning of their ap proach, and ample time for preparation, even to the tricing up of their hoarding neumgs, and projefting sweeps, to prevent the boats from coming along side ; and although the al.rm was thus given from one end of the Boy to the other, and instantly corn minicated to the castle on shore, yet nothing could damp the ardour and gallantry of the officers and crew, who had volunteered on this (as it ultimately proved) hazardous service, for that instant. two of His Catholic Majesty's brigs. one of twenty guns and one hundred and eighty men, the other of twelve guns and ninety men, accompanied by an armed schooner of eight, and supported by seven gin boats of two guns each, slipped their cables. alzl commenced a most severe and heavy cannsnadtnig on the three boats, ostrich must soon have annlhitat ed them, had rot Lieutenant Fleming, with Krynt presence of mind and unchecked ardour. Most Ml - ly dashed on, and instantly laid the nearest brig on' board. He was so quickly suppdrted by his ftsini.i Lieutenant Houghs, in the barge, and Mr. Latat. in the pinnace, that they carrieS her in ten minutes.' notivanstandi. g the vervisowerfol resistance they' met with. The whole of this little flotilla pursued them for some chstaace, keeping up a constant firing of guns and musketry, which was so smartfr return ed both by the brig and boats, that they soon reriTed no their former position, leaving Lieutenant Fiera leg in quiet possesion of hie p.ize, shish prnirci to he the Opilisish Monarch's brig Ripos I. pierce i for sixteen, but only twelve guns mounted...Mt:sive of cartons, swivels. or.d numerous matt arms, with complement of ninety mom, nht only sctecty-fine ac- Wally on bond ; the Captain, Den Icier:pin de la Cheva, with the senior Lieutenant, the Civil Offi cers, and a boat's crew, beine alise•lt on shore. She appears almost a new vessel, coppefed, sails well, and,i n my ;rumble judgment,is admirably calculated fur His Majesty's service. It is with chi most heartfelt satifaition I have to announce, that this service was performed without the loss of a little marl, and only seven slightly wounded. But I la. ment to say, that that pleasure is in a great measure damped by the great effusion of blood on the part of the enemy, they having had an offieer and fon! men killed, many jumped Overboard and drowned, and the Commanding Officer and twenty-live wounded, mane of whom, tam sorry to add, are, in the Surgenli's opinion, mnrtally. I ! , :tve, thee fore, from motives of humanity, sent the whole of them on shore, wrh a flag of truce, where the brave but unfortunate wounderi can he better taken care ef, which, I trust, volt will approve. Liiruttnant Fleming speaks in the highest terms of approbation of the prompt and gallant support he met with from Lieutenants Douglas and Mends, Ai well as the nth er officers and crew under his orders Indeed there was not a man on hoard but was anxious to he of the party ; and I awe sorry I could not indulge Lieute nant 1'..1 Peschell, the Second, but his presence was absolutely necessary on board. To an officer of your discriminatieg jodgment. I trust I shall stand excused if I take the liberty of recomtn finding Lieutenant Fleming to your no:ice, for his rieiritorious condo& on this occasion. Hr appears to me to be an officer of distinguished me rit an I bravery, and I understood he was highly respelled by his late Captain, the good, tie amiable, and my gallant predei mut-, the Hen. John Me.rray. • I have the honour to be, Scc. (Signed) C. DASHWOOD. To Janin R ieharri 1),c1e., Ess. C .mmaltder - - Chief, Se Ste .Sc. Copy of a kne. fiom Vice- Nrhnirlt DArret, Comma , (1:o in Chef of Ilk %10ists.% s.t f sanirrs+l+.••.r , rnaict,t. Vs'it harn Standen, Esl dated on board tin Mj.sii's.lolly Shark, Port-Royal, Feb. 9, 18: , c, Silt—His Majesty's ship Nlagircienne, (Penguin in company), having captured the Spanish packet F.l Carmen, I inclose yol a copy of Captain Alac kenzie's letter, for their Lordships' intormation. I arn, J•IIIES It. DACK ES. His Majesty's ship Magicienne, Mona Passage. Feb. 4, 18J6. Sta—On the 25th ultimo, His Mojcsty's ship un der my command captured, after a chace of twelve hours, El Carmen Spanish packet, commanded by an Officer of the same rank as a Commander in the British Nary; she is pierced for fourteen guns, but had onl) two mounted, and eighteen men ; the Penguin sloop was in company. I hate the honour to be, fke. n ss GICNZI Z. James Richaol nacres, l'sct Centmander in Chief, Sc. Sc PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Matthew Warren, and Fielder Jenkins. of Clement's-lane, 1.0 .donotrip and insurance brokers. April 11, 1806. Salon, Rush 'Avenel:, and Milani tstarae-nge, of. Par, li..reent-Arect, Wntintri-ter, army asenn. Jars 18, 18'.6 Thome. Forty the elder, and Thomas Forty the f of birminzham, in the e.,wity of Warwick, leather toy itiahu• factures. Der 31,180 , Jan,s Matthews, and W. J. Parker, of Bristol, warelovite m,n, w.o•ten drapers, men's.mereers, and wholesale and retail haberdo.h-n. Jun. 24, 180 k *case Heown, of Mec•Vetheld, in the county of Cb.-s.e, and rums , Ruhinson of RansoO, in the Said county of Coe-re', ir so-forindaris SH,:e. It 1.1896. - William Gregory, Woodman, and J owph Meearas W . No 4, Qneen's..eus4; Mmonee, whol:sa:e (knelt. April 180 i. Sk ff lc. n, aryl John SlWflzen, of Scot's-lard, Bush- Lnort .n, merchants Apnl $, MS. G- ogt H and J dfn Fanner, of No. 324, Wswing, wine onJisrand)quenduints. Doe 31, 11106, RANIKRurrs• Forreeter Clark, of K:llll . l.,tf&q, Covent-Garden, in the county of MO:lines, LICtIII3II, dater awl chapm.an, to %or !cider, April 22, May 9, at one, ant May 27, at twelva, at Gail.kiall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Cibal..white and Rowland, Gray's Inn-Place. John Solomon, of Fell street, Wond-thect, Ch. apele, is the city of London, dealer and chairman, to A,Kil 22, May 8, at one, and May 27, twelve, at Go.ldha.r, Lond..n. Attorney, Mr. Elia: 1,..ac..„ Mare Conn, AlOgne. Nathaniel Tiewhitt, of App!rton tux) -191. k, In Meant o.y of York, I incri-mantriacturer. darner and chapman, Sn stierender. May 6,7, and 27, at eleven, at the Wrote of Mr. Godfrey Hog, the Gaide n ..l:;,,n, in Nonlvillerton, tit the coustry of York. Attorneys, Mr. Hirst, NorthaVedon ; and Messrs. Alla., Exley ' and Stocker, Fornivers.lrin, Loudon. Samuel sale IL•de.ok, IMO of the city of Exeter, surgeon and apothecary, to .orreador, April 28, 29, mad :lay 27, Ave, at the G lobe Tavern, Exeter. Attorneys, Messrs Snort and Barnes, Exeter; and Messrs Dr. we and I.oxirans, London.. Wdltaru Joynson and Richrd Lewis, now or late of Man. cheater, in the moat) , of Lancaster, corn and flaur-de. , l m, alliipmen, and copartners, to surrender May 7, A, and 27. at one, at the deoree Inn, Dale-street, in i.iver?ool. Atlas. treys, %teens. Lae; and tiro .11, selicitor., Liverpool. William Vieth and John Welch, of Brook-meet, It .Ihons, 61 the county of Middlesex, boot and slue—nak#.i, dealers chaprorn, and copa..nera, to surrender, April 19, 22, and %tie *7, at tell, at Guildhall. Landon. Att..mey, Mn. Eaddeley, No. 61, Leman meet, Goodnaan's-Erlds. ---------- DIVIDENDS. e May 9. J -Ala Pickup and James Pickup, .bnth of the Form of Ros.eitilale, in ike county of Linooter, woullen.nmeitt fseturers„ dollies and claariinen, at ten, at the Union Cron, in kfalitax, in the co:my of York. May 7. Samuel etatlitun, of Ilebden Briice, in the county of . „York, cotton..pinny, slea'er ..nt dia, , 111,111, at three, at the Briatewater A;.ns Inn, in Manchester, in tim county of I..encentr. June 5. lietiMiri i Frn.th the youncer, and John Char, of iced Lion-.treed, in the county of blidditsex, watch mania faeturers, dealers and chanmen, at ten s at Guildhall, London. June 5. John Chaney, of Red Linn-street, in the county of Middle.-a, watch rotniifaeturer, dealer and chapeau, at ten, at Guildhali London' June 21. !mac Valery, late of ArtillOyardine, in the conoty g.P.:41'1"11.11•1ft-ion.11.04. dealer sad durmast s of ten, at atne 41. John ALtrott, . )prierie ,5 * i i. n the county of SuiTo k, stelakeeper, it eleven, ad efildifAillito•itioh. leary 6. Selene! Young, U 1.11911 Periller4lieet, Oreseen ~!. Kure, In the Downy it fltrddleses, sotilson, anbanocay, dealer and , ha pine., at lel, at Gudat. a::, London - Aptti 4. Yneteas &manta, -of fiettn,e. in the sooners of . . - Suoirry„talfierdemtui.et„ dealer nil cisinntaia, at one, at " inhibit% Londtau. 17. Jahn J•.iltion, of Cholton•rou, near Manchrst:r, in the tonnes of LAW, Ast..f. comitiOnlazeri4, deale• and char man,Xeljafon, at the Spread Eagle 1 ,n, in Manchener. 'May 19. 'Pinatas Winterhw •W n. of liiirjoi, in the ro , trity If Toth. thrapkeetenr, dealer and chapnan, at ele.eu, at tlye Amuse of Mr. Dasid 'Wind. inaern by the name of Vie Geonielno, io Coneymtoset, in the city of York. . • M., 11. J une* W.lni.ne„ of Hewett...lwatt, in the county of Ptrobruloa.thryknp /, ii...a:er aod chapman, at sleets, M the hriuse ((Thorn's Luce, the White Lion, in Ilicial:streee, Bristol. . May 11. lased Reidpeth, late of Deiartotd-Ittiige, ' , :r . the Menlo%llll34"."4l.ll.'72Loeinert"t''j.i.Ncir n! ' fi g n e l li an de :lT E h i :ln a i Ni at . s W it o 4 ll ..v ers, a 2y High-street, in the b.. 413.411 of Sun - he-Irk, in the mom ) , of Surrey, "and of G•trbuaer, iu the c• 'toy s.t s t , linen d'art., Notate and cha i n's...ls, at otse, at (ittgeillitt, t: Ntav a. S4rnen I flatlets at•d Robert Porton C.-oper, of n:r -r.inßnaru, it ti.e cows , / of Wm's, set, mid 11111111 l W.isto.„ • ref the coy sf Lattkin, button hucLf deson t shrt che t nuen, at lox . , at the Unt.•n TAvettl, in Cherry. street. lientitsghern. Ater 24 tVi.;...su Bowl.: and' Wiliam Hmssah, of friarecrid, in the I' malty of - asorey, t.i;invii, deafest e..,! cliatimell, at ele.,us, at Crt►ildhe:l, CER I'IFIAT6II4".-1.1.te 6. Robert 144ottan, tu•st ti hlnulton ;tree', iu the perish of IJ-orige, fieteoveneguarecia the 'county of :11oldItion o ce ,.- :.n.cfchant. W n VYtflhNre, tats of ft . . , tn.seghain, in the county of Warrielaaartor, dealer a,d :h.plton Riclia , d o.lit, of hlesstyr,• , r, in the county of Lancaster: e,fter-thakir, c!ealer and chrpma.:. &clan. Mogi( Mariceethe of tit" city of %Vomiter. ntoocv • S. tietnee. • Richrtd Pr:A, of Greenhill . ..intuit, tii the county of Mahe see, ta•:nt.t•u.aker. Thomas aoruet, • 14241 Youngs?. of loud-stillie, talNpa, raa•t. huo.em :2~: rit ICE UP' •STseelLS. Y f•STISRII 11. Bank firrick . ~ 206 ex d.e. 3 Oet C. 24,1.1- 1 . .144 . 3911 Oita S ; , er a•qt u.,...0. 4 ir , Cent 'Mex. in. 8 rtt Cent Nei . ,,.t ri .: i La.).g A.:buuatiza Ugnntual I•Mra ti...ek 10.1 a Wanii, •••r H. I rem. ko.cileptst all' F. ql.-11 Lnttery Tack. Is Conoul. Irt .. I'. 81,41, Stneig-ai51044%." . 4, I. 9, PR:CF. OF IltlSH lih—Aram 10. Gor. ltabeo.t. re►, 3 oat lksi . ..93! Ga.t. Stock 5 , Ceut•• • Royal Can • t Loan, 6 per ten. 93i COURSE Ell , EXCHANGE. kelet.q.tem Pi ... :6 7 IC. Ge 0.... Ditt , 4. 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Samuel A Anode, of Plalv mialvoy, umnity of Longlnni, tr-:'..d, to %NI !.yens, elde,t &seamed the late John Lyona,L,,q. at Laalster,coanty Weita.P. th. Tho•sdav, at St Ant.stinet, Rrlotal, ha the Rev. ft Will von, 'roar of toospia„ Jonttniah Anis", EA. ‘se.ear.l so of Len Amt., FW. rf C;iiinn,o, Niro Mary Pmnev, ter si(John Piroev, Ent. .• Somerton Elt; Selleotel, and • I Great Georga-strem, prittot DF.ATHI. Lately, la Dot' a, the celebrated G. F. Pinto, well known 't the mocc.,l At Bolterled, seer Dublin, Mrs. Bette, wile of Redmond Heaer, Feq. Thls Lady wet the *nit eirrlstrig child of the Re'. Dr. Cerbet, a St. Petri:les, Dublin. At Strabane, petiole 1.r1a , .d, eta the 2.241 aged 9?, lame,. Hamilton, E.g. whi.e lnrg and Weikl: spent in the practice of every virtue whieb could dug f v lie r.tan nature. He roanrie4, in the Tear 17 50 4 Chown, ewer to the present Earl of Castlestewait, and ha• left four eons and one daughter. Vu Thural.3F moraine. eyed Ye, cleniye E?ton. Eitg A M• Failow e( gown Not. College, and Biwa 4 Elton, F.sg. of Surly in the. cutinty of G.antorean 0,4 late of filnu-ertwf. 111(;11 %,‘,* ATER TIIIS Y LONDON OKI!' %Cwt. 23 eta. after 'I I F• at .... 4'2 mg° -.• 12• SALIIS BY AUCTION. VALUABLE AND $ LECT I.IeRARY. • B. Nir STEWART, At hit AaMinn Room, 194,7 Y nd , avr (nprr.site Al'nul,) TO MORROW, Apta 17, a elenen takiar,-s airy. (Sea 4. - - es . .repted,) I.m: *err tbolce sid firer-• 01 B ed *Colellion, the LIBRARY OE4 DISTINCAIISII7I/ "4:)I:LF.MAN. DECEANELI, • weir 4, antch edl be Land flu he , t County ifieteriv, fix al.le of Er. ..• on Ans, Vatiormis and DA,Atin L.hte... -4 die Curt Ac., • er.F Voy. and "[meek, reit? il..toret... it. •4. prolted .1.1•Ing CMit WIT, E s, Ere..ch Aut!...ion all .übiert4; the fi...• pe.e.er4.a4i.n end awry brror in lindaerne e tinr..,g. ~ a r, *e'Vrr• rMfMne. nsoliwilfir,Comieldr% Min Cam.., thabrii and at StevrarCa Jyreftiuta Ree l psipurit• *Ulan, r!ecall'• CAPITAL ncrußrA, 'Tilt PROPERTY or A ___ NOBLEMAN Mr CA'S %NO. At his speelAns Recut, No. 21, Pie:Anis'. near the Haltered , An TIJESUkY, the :24 loont, at Twelve &C.d. ' , VMS CAPITAL COLLECTION has cod ismirn-e 'Notices sio the Imptietee, soil re the foo toasted Works of the (..Peeing klastets ts.s‘tichact k•Cf . ' "An at Arch, Ho loin, Motet, *taproot, A1.,50, Tows, Horn, eiosoa, Giotto, Entioehelo, Garde, Giarco.e. Sc. &c tha sh.,:e of valid) oils re odd ',theta rTse:vp. To b- viewed three am Defoe dae Sale, and CataloPM tail at the lona. 'CHOICE cr•irr4romuliß vs OF THE MUD``-IS ,•\ LER TUr A's.l Pt • ° r. 4 .l,crt R HE TO lIIS rRIeVkIITY NI ROYAL HIGHNESS THL gy • or souocm A. Mr. CASSANO. M lot Spitettputi !b. rt. P.modilly, acme e-e Ho oa abo f Imam, at Too" &Clock, rrHE x!")ve couxt-riow, formitig a Pan of , 4 11, Wit L : 1 . 4- re le rbe Ent S pecimen. °fther".elil-"4:,( sAIT:: I :: the , foilvw.ng I\l-,:ters -.Coerticso, Pattnegtai,o, Serld.r. TU.4lle), Gralita, Rqgrano, Ste. Rc. tba wbote of eiGet go be 4d with , ut .tarsve • To by Viegred Fool Days before tie Sale, and boa at the Ruoru. ---•-•••••,••="r•- 4 _---, ILONDON .--. Panted b. G. DiIVILISON, N.. r. 1 1 -' • C'''''; 113^•-•trfeq• Covout.Coudoti. and P. ,oh,cl at '; CMC'e N•. D, rack of St. Cie "cite te s ChCh, drat IN INI:SEUCIC, n( No I, Nos liiiiiltAit,ct. LC ''‘. 4.1. 4, -t. *C. for th.l Poor% mat is the Woo (Vol ,'• 105abid0:1164•0464 ob. _ 0,1 IP C A I T p r sr , a T