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TO a. T. IF A +v. N 511, esq. LIEUTTNA!*T-POTEFINC)II UT filltlCL 154.•041, •101) ITS DEPEN. tzactrs. Ste—l hav•-• the boom& to inform you, that I 1-ft • R no, on tee 9111.44 p'd, a! ti • lit, in company with Rdis.riss and Wont,' Partings, Captain Scott, win wished ;much to pi.sceed with us to Pontiana. where we anc't• , red on the I I.th, and delivered your letters and presents to the Sultauns of Pontiana and Mompawa, who acre much pleased, and ex pressed themselves highly sensible of the honour done them. Having gained every information respelling the Calruita, and a party Or Chinese, in seven brats, to attend us up Sambas River, where the ship Was said to be lying, I put to sea, with the un the morning of the 16th. and, on the 18th, anchored a breast of the river. On the 19th, After much trouble, and the loss of 200 bags of rice, which Capt. Lynch was obliged to throw overboard, we succeeded in getting the ship over the bar, and proceeded up the river. On the 21st, at night, we seized five Chi nese, who informed me, the Carr/tor was at anchor Amin four or live miles up the small river of Sam bas. and that two China junks, and six large prows was moored near her, and all well provided with gams, to prevent any thing pa.•ing. Having gain ed this information, and not having a good opinion of the Chinese, in their boats, deter mined me to attack them with both vessels ; and, at 11 ,r. ,t. on the 22d, 1 weighed, and stood up the small river, followed by the Briiraris.. At a quarter before noon, I saw the ship, with a pink and three large prows, moored on each side of her, and so close, as to prevent a vessel going between them ; immediately we got near, they began to fiie from all the vessels. which was not returned by me, until within pistol-shot, when I anchored, and commenced the ailion upon art many as we could get the guns to bear. In forty minutes., we had mink two prows, and silenced the ship, junk, and remaining prow, that was moored on her lar board side ; the others kept up a brisk fire, until they were driven from their guns overboard, by the boarding party. At • quarter atter two, p. at. we took possession of the ship, two junks, and two prows, the other two made their escape up the river. Captain Lynch was prevented by the narrowness ti the river, getting so near as he could have wish ed ; nor could he, although every exertion was made, get a gun to bear upon the enemy, until the dos* of the aaloa. I am happy to inform you, that our loss is very • considering the number of guns we I:ad at one time playing upon us ; having only one Enna pears killed, and four Europeans and two Sepoys wounded, who, I am happy to say. are all recover ed. The Strang of the Belisariass was shot through the leg in boarding,who has sincedied of his wound. I could not, in justice, ears* this, without express ing my satire satisfaction of the Officers and ship's company for their steady behaviour during the • particularly Lieutenants Wheaten and Phil lips, and Mr. Lord,in being so adlive in boarding. 'Floe lesson the part of the enemy must have been very considerable, having fouled ten men dead en bawd the skip, arid IS on board one of the junks. I him am been able to ascertain the number on board the other vessels. The pirate, brother of the Unit afSaasbas. was wounded in two places, but a• drstled his escape in a small boat. I have since Men informed that he died of his wound. We have had great difficulty in getting the Atli ' wan and Calcarra over the Bar, which was not el- Med until Captain Lynch bad thrown overboard Ito begs of rice, and a great quantity of ballast out .1 the Cairistia We returned to Pontiana Roads M the 2d of May, is order to repair our damages, • gad put the Cairmita in a state fur sea, and sailed again for this place on the tad). I am sorry to inform you, that we were prevented from returning through the straits of Banat, owing to the disabled state ut the Cakwia, which we have been obliged to tow all the way. I sailed from Malacca. on the 22d of May, and anchored of Fort Cornwallis this morning. The following is an account of the guns in the diger ent vessels, viz. Cat- otte„l2, 9,6, and 4-neurvlert..-26. Ton Junkv, 'Nov, dug, dato, St: Prows, ditto, ditto, ilutv-12. I.tal Number-60. I have the honour to he, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant, (Signed) RontltT DEA/4E, Lteut.-Coramandt C. Cruiser Les 'Entree Hain, Mute of Wales's Itlantl. 21 Stine, 1805. (A Ttue Copy ) (Spied) W. E. PITILTIrs, ISre. to :no Lieut -Governor. ruNlivhed Sy Command of His Excellency ti e Meet Noble Sic Governoi-General in Council, THU. BROWN, Set. to Govt. SMITHFIELD MARKET, JAM. to. Tke eu pplo of Beasts was U.... day very pp 4; and the Mar. ker, in other le.:rect., exhibited a tolerable fair strew uf I .tik. 'The prices on ppui t last account, if we except Pnk, wiiirli is some-vhat cheaper, and Orb trade w.t. middling 'There was hula benne& done is the Hay erket. thy and Sue. *MA at last pieces Clover has dropped u. price since siir I ist R spat. Ws solijout ao ..curate statement of the pricer and numbers To sir.k the Ohl per .tune of alb. 5eef.....45. 04 to ... 0.1 I Beam 6 - 0 Xliattora..4a. &I to 3s. Od I Sheep 3 730 Veal— ...N. &I. te 71. Od. Cayes ail Pork ....4s. hOd. to 3s 104 Pigs 417 Od.toOs Od HAY MARKET. Hay Ob w bb. 44. I Clover..3l. 165. to 41. 1 s. Straw..." 11. We in II Ins. CORII-EXCH.INGE, JAN. 10. Thio day there are rearce any fresh utri," of Wheat, and the supple at hand to tither there i, higher poets are aic..4 for p r omo sairanlea, and bat few elle., to general, are Ocelot e, thee week, is somewhat chea,mr. bailey at better pm* Malt maintain* Vie cluntaelo s. White Peas in plenty, and pat riteine lower. Bean •J both soma, surrey keep their ri ce, trate are in tnidelling quanotieri; thrs Vide se doll sae, wad rather lower. Flair/ at little •ariatloa. CVNItfNT riLlet OF linAlti. Wine • 32. 6U. l'Or Sean. ((NJ) ...46. 33. Dd. dine do 7da. 734•0•1 I Tick f1ea,....... 42. 47.. 0.1 P ee ..,. Davey .311.. 37 , nel. Pnlarils Ste 33 Gel Halt 66. 71a 04. I tape Seed 311. 411 0.1 Who, Pent• •.. 5 4, M 43.• Fuse Flout 60a. 65. 04. C0...* p... 0 V... SC, tel e.C.4144 554 60a oi. Jaa. 10. — Price. • • .16 4A Od a 515 Oil 1 .... 5 41. 64 a 43. Od 1 - • 9d Od 1 51. Ci 4 a -.4 04 LOAL-MAIf ^1..? Lir IL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSIJOL . a 0. JAN. Orders were cent off last night, at twehe to Sir John Warren, at St. Helen's, desiring Lim not to proceed to sea till further ciders ; as the Brest squadron had been :eft in char by Sir John Duckworti.'s squadren. cif Palma, one of the Cana ry Islands. Arri"ed the Am•rcan frigstP, from Plymouth. Went out of harbour the Luryalus and Entere/d frigates. PLYMOUTH, JAW. 8. Last evening arrived Ills Majesty's ship.4wer4tre. from off CaJie.. Flue brigs an account of Sir John Duckworth having fallen in with a French squadron of six mil of the line, after a long chase off the Ca nary Isles, with only three of his 11 , ips, the others were ont of sight ; and Sir John thought it not prudent to hazard an engagement. Report says, they are returned to Admiral Collingwood, to be ex changed for swifter sailing ships. The enemy is supposed to be a detachment that escaped from Brest, seven weeks ago; they were evidently bound for the West Indies. VALMOCTH, JIM 7. Arrived the Danish dogger, Agatha Dorothea, Birch, from Lisbon, with oranges, in 19 days; His Majesty's ship !lumber, Hll, from a cruise. and Frisk cutter, --L. from Portsmouth. nitinam, JAN. 8. Arrived this morning the San gavel; Sir Charles Cotton, haring parted with the Channel fleet list night in a gale of wind ; also, the Diamond frigate, from a cruise, and remain with the Plato frigate. =Wind West. • DEAL, JAN. 9 Yesterday evening, the Ire/areas praim, and the Spe, uletor lugger, sailed from the Downs, in quest at A erench lugger privateer, said to have captured some Enelish vessels yestet day afternoon, off Folk stone.—Wind W. CIIATNAM, Jan. 10. For this week past our Police Officers have been sedulously engaged in the pursuit and capture of pert of a gang of robbers, who have for a long time past infested and been concealed in this neigh bourhood—and the most adive.of Magistrates in their examination. On Monday morning, Danis[ Wird and William Much-gen, were brought before the Reverend Dr. Goeidenough, charged on suspicion of having en tered the counting-house of Mr. John Hooker. timber-merchant, Cha:liam, on the night of the 7th, or the motriag of the Bth day of February. 11'05, and stealing therefrom two 10001. Bank of England notes, sundry 101. and 51. provincial notes, kc. a quantity of gold, save', and copper money. A long examination took place, but some circumstances: appearing, which required the evi dence of persons who were not known, they were remanded. They were again brought f - orward on Tuesday, and remanded. On Wednesday, an or der was given for a general search in the house of Daniel Syfieet and 'William Huckstep, for the property of Mr. Hooker, none of widen property was discovered. Warrants were also issued for the apprehension of teeter, sen. Huckstep, sen. Mary, his wife, William Plummer, and Les ter, junior. The whole of whom were examined on Wednesday, and were again yesterilay brought before the Magistrate, but nothing of importance, which had a tendency to criminate William Huck step, Mary, his wife, and William Plutimer, oc curring in their examination, they were discharged ; but Lester, stn. and Thomas Huckstep were re manded for further examination. This day, ir. the house of Lester, was found a letter from a person in London, to Thomas Huckstep, the contents of which appeared to have relation to business of a 'mysterious nature, and known only to themselves. Persons have been sent alter the writer of the letter, which we hope will lead to some important dis covery. The circumstance which first led to a suspicion of the persons who have been apprehended on this business, appears to have originated in a quarrel among the parties concerned, in winch they mu tually accused each other of :salons that would en danger their necks. Francis Fruits, having been a witness to some of the conversation, and having taken a 101. note, No. 545, of William Huckstep, one of the notes stolen front Mr. Hooker, gave Ms. Hooker information, when immediate steps were taken for the apprehension of the parties. In searching the hoes, of %Villiam Huckstep. there were found, in the room occupied by Sydeet, who lodged with him, several pick-lock keys, and a brace of pistols, loaded with balls ; also, in the bou.e, a quantity of furniture and linen, which ap peared to be too tiod to belong to persons of their eircumssAnces, acid which, on stria examination, proved to be the Froperty of Mr. Read, of fweciale Farm, which had been stolen from him in Odobei, 1804. Mr. Read identified his property,and swore to the robbery : in consequence of - which, William" Ifuckstep and Daniel SyBeet were fully committed to take their trial at the next Maidstoue Assizes, for the rabbet y of Mr. Read. A further examine" reseeding Mr. Hooker's day. • property, will take place this day. The most indefatigable attention has been Oven by Dr. Goodenough, in the course or the different esaminatioi.s, to search to the bottom of this intri cate and nefarious traiisaftion, and to promote the ends of public justice. A large number of persons living in and about Chatham. are supposed to be coneteted with the robbers, and the gang has been said to amount to neatly forty people. COURSE OFP.XC Amtrerdartt .....6 42 C. Ditto at Sight :l5 5 Rotterdam Ha-attire% 93 5 fill. Alton* .... :.3 6 liII. Para. I clWe data 23 12 Dots 23 -- Y at. ] Bastrattautt .... 25 16 HANUii. In. 4^ Vers,e• 5!)1 Li Amp 6l Oporto Gl!: Iv Cork mu t• fogs. I. s "a Pngtogal Gohi iia Cons and Ran /Aar ne s . Ng w Dnu heW Salmi m hags New Lnung tack Apo nn the Hank of 11.11.... SI per Cent,. 11, 31) • r), 61 dap .. '4 Csoil in paper Ditto .. 371 corer. Ma4n4 in [slier Ditto. SI eft,ct. 3,1 Linthntn 52 Naples .. Dublin on 1.i.n40n B.lfast on Loniloi4Dec hint(dist (eat . . • ' PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDA Y .'. • S In, Cent. Reluced ...„....... kie S per Cent Corn. Sell • 4 per Cent a ...... ...... 76 5 per Cent. Navy -9; P 9 • Long Annuities 16: 11.16 I , •inefol 3 i n, Cent. Oat. Pttruit;eo 61 13-16 Omnions India R ma. rneli.h Lottery Tickets.... l9l. 1%. la 1,4 fur . 14114 '' Cunv01. for T. DISH, Stork•broker, No 4.00001.801 9, Chiming •t 1 las • PRICE. OF IRISvi STOCKS--Jax. 4. Gov. St. , ck, :.:4 per Cent.. Ditto, 5 per Cent t 9514 Mtn Loan, 6 per Cent ,r ~•901 MEETING 1W CREDITORS AT GUILDDALL. ?irs ON. M. Y. Jacob Moses, Newmarket-street, Wapping, slop iieller . . . . 3 10 John Mercer, Uxbr .I.le, Mi.ldlartx, &nil Nicholas Mer r••r, Cn tisaits viace, Lunami, mealmen and mer• chant: . . . . . 3 12 SiIICIIIII I.Vr etir, 13tf. of White If•rr:e•bne, White chaise!, mul&esex, mrrchsist . 3 1 William Sum's, Glotn , place. 14 , idge-ruad, St. Mary, Lasetnth. Surrey, coin-chandler . . S 1 Geom. Olilzasi, late of Buckingham, wins and li quer Incr.-. h.mt . . ' . 3 1 Jmnlea Pan , rss", Red Lion-street, IdulLoro, Middle sex, uphhlst••rer . . . 312 WiLiarts Isul, late of Queen-street, Chearp,kle, Lon- don, w.oehonsernan . . . 3 1 William Cocks:rill, Ludgate-laill, London, linen. .!raper . . . . . 3 19 Peter Gand-m, Wentwnrth atreet, St. Mary, White chapel, Middlerex, co.spf . . . 2 1 Willits's Ivey, Titchfleld•.treet, St, Mary-Ia bonne, Muldlesex, tailor . - - - I 11 DIVIDENDS. Charles Massey, New -street, St. Cartnutne, within the hilarity of . the Tower, London, a harfiriget . 11 Thomas Vlilll. all,ll-1j11", CIIIIIVII-gl tel. London. merchant . . . . 1 Jame , Re , land, New City Clianitieri„ Biahoptgateustreet, Loudon. merchant . . . 1 John Tronsings, Hansentonden, Rent, rietualler . 11 CERTIFICATES--J au. 1 1. Edward Osman, of the parish of St. John, Hackney, in the county of Middlesex, baker, dealer and chapmaii. Thomas Johnuon, of Fleet-U4AtiLet, Lousing:, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapinan. Benjamin Deacon of Orange-street, near Illoornsbury-,quare, in the counts , o f Middlesex, pastry-cook, cogifectioiser, dealot and chavnian. EIR I If. On Sundae morning. the Lade of Cit. Williams, of Wood lane, Little Wootton, Warwickshire, of a son. • ---••• • MARRIAGE. On Thursday gen:tight, by the Rev. John Hawker, Andrew Hines, Esq. of Kinterhury-lionse, to Milt Clarissa Mootag ,e Well., daughter of the WI Capt. Henry Weir, of t6n Royal Marines. DEATHS. On Friday evening WO at his seat, Torhey-hriuse, Devon, Wil:.am Shard, Esq. •hose loss is ilee k ily and deservedly la mented Os Wednesday, at his house at Cannnnbury, Robert Wil kinson, Esq. partner in the house •f Gused and Co. yvo.rd street. • - 141'.H W ATFR Tins DAY AT LONDON P1RM 1 4,.. Mme... 11 min. after 6. I Even .... SO min. after 6 CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Untie., on th• DAY ol.!, 1 THANKSGIVING, fm the RELIEF of the srANIFN, SOLDIERS, 14 1 4 INPN, arid VOLUNTEERS, W 7 hineled: and the WIDOWSi•OKPIIANIS, and RELAIWE6 ol those Sided, is His Majesty's Service. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised 1. 57,471 1 19 1 •,,• The Mutes &.Pbtol9l.lelte Water nf II •rthip, arc th. 3: rf . the ire aquae -men irlie prearh v i. Pariah of flodsloll, Cl ' lWstershire; —i- * • 4 1 9 Ditto of Stow inailtelveoeusty of SAO( ) vtith LTp- - land, Mr. Al-friar. .- . SI 11 - 2 Office's, Non-commitifotied Officers, and Privates ~ of the Stow Iluiadred Wittinectlmapers Corti*, - • CaPt •TY rtell Commandant.. , . • IS 14 6 Übley, Somerset, W Phelps .... 411 0 Parish of Sundiidge, Kent, • . • .....n 18 0 Walton Church Movnetti, R. Bata • ' -. • .5 0 0 Petoorth, Susegs,,,C. Diinster • .o . , - 50 C. 0 Appiedran Cbgbi, Sugmug, g. Pilltington 78 0 St. PAU 111 Q.. ist,i ford, —.- 45 7 7 St. Peter's diito, ditto, ............ • - 3 I 1 01.1 Meeting, ditto, Mr. Hilton - - 8 8 11 New Meeting, ditto, Nfr. Anthony . 7 41 10 Cople Church, Keels, Mr. Pulley - 6 it 0 Clapham Church, ditto, Ditto .. - 1 1:1 6 Kelton Stew.. tie lif litcuJs,iglit, N E. per Sir W. boue,las, Bait. . . x ,_ 0 0 Cheat). Ciitarch,l47 Peach • • ' - . 10 1 U Alto, Pancras., Dorset, —.' • • - 517 6 J. Bruins!, Cenue, ditto - - 0 IQ 6 Ta oaswoith Persia, Staffmilthire, F. Illi , lt 92 13 11 Diorniter.' Meeting, Paradise-street, Liverpool, J. Yates - * - • - • - 140 0 0 Camerley, Somerset, AV Bingham , . 4 11 6 Anthorpe, Doncaster, W. 1).1•1 fllll • • 5 13 9 Parish of De Idincton,Oxterd, J Faulkner . lO 12 6 —... of N..therbmg. Dor et, A. A. Hammond kw 0 U Barn.daple Church, H. Nichols - - 39 IS 6 Manacled ditto, 0, S. Saunders - - 4 10 0 New 11,1rerfoid, Hants, —.. . - 3 3 0 Cransley, Northampton, G. Anderson - $ 11 0 Winchelsea, Susses, —....- . S 7 IS 6 lohahitants of ok...sham, Berks . 41 9 6 Sittroghowne and TWlStai Parish, Mr.. Nesbitt 33 16 0 Chenton Parish, —. Brockman - 10 16 0 Sisliopsbourti and Barham Parishes, 11. M. Davis 73 19 0 Wye Pari.l.,-. PAMI,III - 14 16 0 -BS. Comas. aud 1/asuica in the Elan.— Firld• ing - . - 3 4 0 tlacltingt.w, alms St. Stephen, ddtei - 18 111 0 Thanmeton Pari-h,-..-. Bennett - - 1 5 6 Baptist Chapel. 11elston, Cornwall , ..—. 1 4 0 St. !11 .s, it, Cornwall, C. letups . - I 9 9 St. Enslellinti, ditto, 1 Kern.il - - 6 0 4 Congregation of Dissenters, Little Beddow, Esse*, --.- - - 11 12 1 Ashburn additional Subscription, ..--.-. . 1 17 0 Henley ditto ditto, —.--. - . 0 11 0 Great Staiimoie Middlesex, N. R Chisel 29 7 0 Great StsitmoroiComvany of Vulimtirro ' , Away 57 6 Breehin Church, G. Whitaun . - 34 5 6 Ditto Chaos!, G. Stratton - • 7 3 4 Ditto Anti-Biirgher Meeting, pi Gray • 4 9 01 Ditto Iturshor Meeting, D illackadder • $ II 0 Pa rah of Meomure, John Waugh • 3 7 0 —of Strickuthro, Robert Hannah • 6 6 6 —. of Dun, Wm. Burns . . .9 II 6 . --- of Ca•nerton, David Lyall - 7 10 0 Officers, Nomcoin iii :ow .nisil Officers, and Private, of the Brechin Volunteers, LAristaitant-Color.el Mullison - - 111 0 11 Crieklado, St. Sampom, Dr Purdy . 13 1 74 Ditto, St. Mars , ditto - I it 101 Burglielere Parish, Hants, --.- 3 17 6 Ciuseastno Parish, ditto, —. . - 1 4 0 LitchSeld Parish, ditto, —.....- 1 ; g Gra. . Thurrock, Felten Wm Harrier - 3.11 5 '1 Golifsburough Church, Job,, Baxter - 9 ti in Uppingban. Pariah, C. Child - . 41 4 6 R. .111A11 Ceased': Chair I, Gill Moss, We .t D..r5, • Lim:habit e, JAMCI Amnion • . 10 10 0 Btate.a,Sornersetalare, W. Covens - 18 Id 0 PresaykrianCtiapel,(kraskirlt, Mr Forc - 4 0 I Bea entsfield, Buck,. W. graJfiad - 20 17 2 Parah s,f Wiroduaio rerti- , , kilo, Mr. V,:g e ,i, s 0 4,6 nhabiunt: of ehePl•i*h or h• hp hand. C.Til/ 91-ker,C1.......11er •trire,r;r..• el.or-,quiltrs 115 ; • . Pam-110.'1rd' .. 1.., .t.,r., Ferrtu, 1 T.. ylor - I: ilit Parrsh co! . C.7.,lnssolthy, C. flar , .. .• $ t. v..•.m. Of Bar•tnek, a.1.14t.,.tril Sith•cri:.!iret • r. II) eh...mil, Wriookirn, W. I.lfickle - - 1 . 1 . l'o.rt.o. li•rroille.s....l, ..—..--, • • - 8 9 vi,i nt i...., M . e tio g 'pour, Mr Slirr• and - 311 r , Havi , :ozhaot Cloorli, J. Covell - I g 4 • A.r Pari.i Clittr. 1 , , - 116 11• • thor riey'• pay P.m two C...111.8n.ri of the Is. Re. gonect M ROVII Ayr V.,itilliects . 13 19 . .1 4 Assig-Flotiher Socirty.------- - - 1! I. .. liorglier ! , ucialir •••••••—• - Roman Catholic So iuty, Avr, Steth.list., ditto, rho°. --. S :t 1 I Moravian, ditto, ditto, &trailer Soe:ata Procra.la of • Play Attrel •t tt, Vollace of Dalmil lotettot, by wtne of the 140 , abit tots, and sent to kris for the above lotr;asa Me 1.1 and fid HAttelif,ll4 of 0 , - Qit-eo's Roy,' Regiment of Volunteer Inftrotryk, ie. Birch and Co - 100 1: 0 1 Ito 11 5 0 0 Waal., Church, Woreestar.hire, W. Boughton, • V.ear - - • :TS l' , tI; Fake.i!.ain Chur.4l, N. folic - - t'S 4 ,• Rev. C N"irta, Reef", r f ilitrn • 1.. 1:t t• TM? Rev Rubeit Chatfield, Chatterii, Camhr 4l ge' • A r Airs - - t:S 0 :1' The t;hurch of Chr at, at Sion 013 , 411, 1 ,• , 1. , . Fr, rn et- to,. ii and par,h of I.,,!ii , t,ni-, !) the Rea, To.s, and T. Baker, hta,o, 13: 1 ~. L , Ll ,, n Chtvell, Estex, C Mwer, - - 1-aliaearntet MA I twit Pftliiie, ........, - 1 .. et Asount of ti,lb.eriptioll4 reee ven :tom Re • cliw, by J.,hok Stepben•, Fsq Nlavor • - Zr.l 1 . .) . Tidenarih Cioutch, Barks, --- • It 14 o F.hurham Chnock, Hants, -----• . 4 1 ) G Chapel, G. nag, (non - - 5 9 4 Additntn to the Collect en at Whiterhureh, Oxon U 3 u P..ti•la of Browoo.l ALOott.), !lei e. 4. ol Al t to, R. Ntrone . .5 t. .. Strocktnn on "lose, 24 C•vlle3on, Mr. (;realty A 13 .ti Harlow Church, C. S. Maier - 1.3 6 u p a .kh of N,:thei, Stow•T, SomerterWre, E. 1)% 4 d N 0111147 • PAt 40 nl West R .non, Nutt:gbatc-h , re, Mr. Moody Brelinil.am 3 0 0 0 b 10 0 1 1 0 Maryll6r'cl,Glntwootersl , ;rr, J Si Wmkin 14 , d Pa ish or Rue►inham, H J /hit r - :. b 2 lit D.asentoti is tuna at ditto, JW. ?.sica - 39 4 Ditto, G. G. Si.,raggs - - 3 6 1 lkirish of Winslow, Mr Bannister -t , . IL I Es-tt Claydoo, Wicks F Maynard - 12 I • 0 . '' - Capitol, ' Mi.lrre . 4 , ditto, ditto . - 5 5 0 11,1lekten, ditto, W. L. Bennett . 1 8 0 Res. Arclid,acoa Luke He.lop - - 5 5 CI It, dhJoragli Tabernacle. V.ouccstershire, 1'..7. Jen ry - - . 8 11 6 Parish Church.lllaltirg, R Husband . 4i 2 0 Chatleton, Gloucestershire, --.... • 14 6 0 Little Compton, ditto, . . 5 9 0 Christ Church, Bristol, Bullock . 25 1 f. Fulwood's Meeting, Taunton, 1 Golding - 12 3 6 Brooke's Mecting.lomse, ltightoo, . 5) 2 6 Janes &own, Eve) Banker - 10 0 0 PariTh of Errsiugton, Doman. -------. - s 0 0 individual Sub'cri'tions at South Shields, remit ted by the Rev. Richard Wirtis - '7,64 0 0 V , lhrge of AleNture, Leitantershire, E. G. Catnech 10 12 6 Villagr of • Tugby, (Into, J. Hogg ~ ' • rl7 6+ Village of Fast Nonon, ditto, litto - 1 0. u Parish 4 N Alton Ferrer,, G. M Scott - /1 19 0 SOY. Torksbi,e, J,plin T,.in:l. . • - 9 15 6 Disitrhurcli, near letnght , H Filmes - 14 1U 8 gfficersierl Pi-reates of the lhinchordi Vol matron . • • Infantry., Jr Capt. Soldington - ~ .6 ss, Ripon Itifri/ Oak L , allgc, No. 324 - 5 5 ti . St. Phi ip'e Chi. cb, Bristol - . 40 A 6 Pai , h of S•lflrtoth Derni.„ ..—,-- - 14 l'i g Parish of Uthmcingh. ditto, J. btrAce7 - 7 11 0 Parish of Seem, R. Tripp .- ' Sll 9 [To he cositinue4 ] ~ . , . __ A re se.. S_kl.r.S ' BY AUCTION. / ... IVBILIOTHECA LANISDOIVNIANIA. 141.EIGH &ad S. SOTH 24Y, Po ,k-e'lers. 'At their house, 1491 tittand. o; parts Catiterineett.44. t'lh Drs. sad tw.n.v ....rte s .!, .1, yes:lye day • s •S,Jici.ya excepted , r i pHE ENTIItE t.IBR,NRY of the Ihte 1111;st. 1 Notta Wiliam ‘l:aquis of Lai .t.,%ne. T, be viewed nn ‘l . ,nday tiew.t, to thu ti-i sot sslo. Cu s• lot'. price 4s is boards, tr. be had at the Face of sale; II s,r., bloods% as,d Sons, and N ears 841 aid iiradfute, Welerloosph ; Mr Archer Dohlin ; Mr C. ok. (liar I ; Mr. I) , lt4tun.c . .1.. r 44,....; a's° at Bath, Bristol, I..iverp in!, BirolinOtarE, Win - chrtgar ; aul of all the principal bookieilers in the Unit. dl Kihrlam. matoTHECA • Iv LF.IGII and S S ITHF.SY, Mookselleni, At thetr.house. No 145, Strand, oolstwite to Cart. “ine-ot-sret i , ors MOS DAY, Febru.ity : 1 4th, and twenty-slit f& ow iie Date ; the Steen , ' Part to e...anteces INS Me) , •DAY, April 14th, and t fight following Days ',Sundays excelled', 1 1 1 - 11; very valuable anti extensive LIBRA!tIr of the late Rev. JONAT:IIAN ROUCHKE, ANi F R.S Vicar of E. son., Sorr,y corni.rehendiag a 6,10 nil CIITIUUII t.ttPCllOll in , (Domestic and re-go), Voyages and TravelS - , Poeuni, Clawics, Natural History, Meluitic , , Cit• ical, B,bhcal, Ant .d 11Lionces, Relies Lettret, Torw graph., They noomms, and various Rrawehev, of Liter.tute. iu 2'l Lawessaras. with a latga aiid eu tous aiveutblai,e +(Tracts. general, are in good condition. Tu which is addee, lectii.an of Prints. To be viewed on Monday, •Yetir 17, to t' tine or Catalogue' (price is. 6d. in tmuli} to be had at the Sale; Lbws. Mundle and Sons, and Me.o. 8.1 :O• 1. foe, Edinburgh; Mr. Archer, Dublin; Cooke, Oaft rd; t;'+. Mr. Detelito•i, Cambridge. i;• CONINILIICIAL RESIDENCE AND WARE' A LUER MA NM.) RY. By Mr. MUNN, At Garravray'.., on TIIIIRSO I,Y, January 16, 19'6, at Twelve, hydneetion of the AA goers, with imiued aesuut • - A, SUBSTANTIAL LE 4SEHOLD IYX P. LisrmiuusE, at.fl L.rge Liiht WAHEAUL , completely fitted up, vit.:a- N... 44, AM inranAury. *1 e Hoof.' contain. apartment. 01 . treat Deltic cooee4ht..f 9 with dry c-IlarAge, 3.4 a ; , a‘tel.v., , cl behn't Ti.e Preof•-•et aro held ("ran unex,o , ed T"irti • t u,avards of lb Ye.ns, at a iffy low Rent. • May bf virood, and Pa tiet.lars hot, of Wyo.'. Mlle, a... 1 P.rry. Solicitors, Old Jeer; ; at tan. sway's; and of le Motto, Walbrook, near the 110v,1 T xe,,ree. EXTENSIVE LENsEHoI.I3 BAKEHOUSX AND Ph..• bIISES, NEAR THE LONDON DOCSS, fle Mi. MUNN. At Garraway's, on THURSDAY. lotusly 16,1606, et Tar '.• Clock, In Ton I.ota, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLU EiTATE. 1.••7 en unexpired !eon of tG yea ~sittrate mar II Mai; Conaiating • loamy dwellintban,e, tine two :a bdtetsmaea, Ilse: mhos aeyeral uncial article% of the !dare, • •.,ry neat datrhing-hou a and Asap, let et. Wale to blra alapselle.; a conyen.e.it tenement, paved yard, twe-Wa I tEe. roomy luits JII.I teilarige; toaeshet wins a harp wa t ti - hecae, let on leake to NI:. Ke" , slur ch.indler. Immediate paaarmacrs nuy $l. had of the bakelinuee 0 , 4 dwelling Ileum al i t I. ncry he viewed by spioyi,,g to Nn 2 %V.ppinit ; where Pa•tir:lara say be beds Part,colera al.. at Sle Ptreets'• Ratcl'ffe vow; at Garr, .way's; Aral .1 Mr. Mnun, Wahraok, oats! the Raya' Exchange. LONDON —Panned I:I O. DAVIDSON. N... 17, D0k.... 0. r 1 Bow Str.et. CJ•ent 0.1141111, Pu'4l.sbed a Offiro, Nu 6, hack of St. Cie•oent's Clutch, S P.m by W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Belem. Street, Loos Order. Arc. for the Paper. soul is the Pike (poot.in rambo ' doly susadi.4 ts. I