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YORK ASS IL ES—(Continued.) Cits.).4oi END. Cbar/dre withrx, was elsarge.l vri:h hae• ing wii oily and malictcarsly set fire to a cock of torn, the ptcperty of her master, Thns. Borns, of hlolerci oft, near Beverley. in the East.filding of this county. htr. R (lee, Counsel for the Pros-en:ion, in open ing the CAS!, said, that the offence with which the Pritonet• WAS cha•ged, w As A . rime of tLe I):.,c‘e-t and must inalig an' PARile, AA he made 0n.,.••• vasinn not with a /lew to is•Onee the Jury to jump more readily to the conclusion that the Prt.Oner asras , ; uilty of it, hut, on the e.lotial y, to indin.e 'them to scrutidive The evider..:e brought in support if the eharg, wish more than commons-care and jea hers!. Tire Counsel then proceeded i« open the ease; on ahieh opening we vtal: only remark, th at the C tinsel insisted on the tklereuce to he drawn fro is cot time and place at which tile !homier alarmed the !Arndt , with the cry of tire. and which he represented as a strong presumption that she was the author • f tli• fire, because she couid not other wise have known of its rats ewe: if this part of the eat • there WAS nu p 1001; it Was, in faiFt, disproved ; and we consider tarts a seasothibte opportunity of observing, that, in our reports of the trials, we shall detail what the witnesses really do say, and not what the Caunsel, in ops•ning the case, allege they will say. Mr. I homas Binns stated, that he was a tarmisr, I and liv.d at MOl.- swift. near Beverley; that the Prisoner hail hero his c•rvant, and was in his service on the $9 h of September last, on which day lie re ' prated her fur some hegira of duty, and the same iestat ng inf,rmed her, that she should leave his •er. vie* on the folliwing day. Ihe witness proceed ed to relate, that in the night he heard a person come down stairs from that part of the house where the women SetValslS slept, and whom he heard return up stairs in about twenty minutes ; the witness, *opposing it to be the prisoner, called on her to r bliag him a little water, %eters she exclaimed, •' the Rack earth is on fire !" Alarmed at this exclama tion, Fh.: witness immediately got up, and having procure', assistance. proceeded to the stack jard, where tie found a cock of barley on fire ; the fire had begun at the bottom, and had extended about a yard its breadth, and the dames were extinguished without doing any material injury. Mr. 'lions stated, that the Lisle) had only been taken from the 1144 the pie ediog day, and was so petitMy dry, that it was impossibk it could have taken fire of it self ; he also added, that on examining the corn aftt r the tire was extingnislwd, it was found to be merely external, and that the interior of the stack was not in the least discoloured. a further proof, that the lire had Is. en communicated to it from with out. the w sines*, in answer to a question put by the Judge, said, that he never Allowed any of his wrotke l ic.tsi:e to smoke iu the stack yard. and lit was ' certain, that- nothing of the kind had been done the day preen:sus to the fire. He also added, that when he came dews the stairs, he found the kitchen-door I I unlocked. Ann Hall was next examined. who stated, that she was servant to Mr. {lions, the last witness, and lived with him in that capacity in September last; that ow the SOth of September, the Prisoner and herself went to bed about ten o'clock; that she bolted all ' the dotes, and was quite sure she did not omit to I bolt the kitchen door. She stated, that the Prisoner did not undress herself, but lay on the outside of the bed. The witness said she was awaked by her mas ter', calling on the Prisoner for some water, when 1 ' she immediately heard her exelaim "there is a great fire in the stack-yard!" Alarmed at this outcry, the witness looked towards the window, and saw no ap pearance of fire, but on getting up and going to the window. she saw, to use her own expression, "-a great fire kindling up somewhere, but where she could not tell " This witness (under stated, that there was a stack of hay and a pogeon-cote between the window of the room where the witness and Pri soner slept, and the cock of corn, which was on fire. i She also stated, that the Prisoner had told her that I she had got up to tight the fire under the copper ; but I that going. at her mistress's request, to put out the ' fire, *bola a quarter of an hour sifter the family was alarmed, she found it quite extinguished, nor was , there any appearance of its having been relighted. The witness admitted, that it was usual for the Pri soner and hsrself to rise at two o'clock in the morn- I ing, on a washing-Jay; and that the Prisoner ge 'levelly slept on the night preceding it, with part of ! her clothes on, but did not recalleft an instance be fore, in which the Prisoner remained entirely dressed. l i. 01 b 4 in g questioned as to her knowledge of any re song. fill expression made use of by the Prisoner, 4 the said, that some words having passed between her master and the Prisoner, the latter said she would have her revenge of him, but that this was said in the heat of the moment, and was about a month pie•entis to the fire. The evidence for the prosecution was here closed, and the Prisoner, bring called upon for her defence, declared, that -he was entirely innocent of die crime laid to her chart: ; that she had got up at the usual time, and findiiiA the fire under the copper gone out, she had kindled it, and finding the water cold, and not ready to wash with, she had gone up stairs to be down a little longer, and on going to the bed head, ss hien was near the window, fur her night-cap, she was snuck wi,h tie appearance of fire, which seemed to her to be in Cie stack-yard; that she in stantly alarmed the family, and :afforded all the as sistance in her power towards extinguishing it. The Prisoner being asked whether she had any witnesses, answeied, " I have aowitaess but Cud ; I am too • poss." Sir AL SW CNASIaIa recapittilated the evidence, I I an I m....e some observations as to its application in {stinging home the chatge to the Prisoner. His Lordship observed, that a probable ground of ma lice had heen se ugbt for iu the reproofs given to the Prisoner by lies master, but as she did not ap pear to have manifested ar,% particular resentment on the occasion, this malice ought not to I s e p ie . turned to exist ; and as to the expression stated Ey her fellow-servant, it was uttered in the moment of i ll i l a, ion. and was at too great a distance fr ins t he time the fire took place, to warrant thr'Yery in con stetting them tni ; ether. He also observed. that there w illstithibe pripinhahle in the defence which ~ the ~, /Ow . *. 4 . . me gruiti ds for suviLiun, L OU 4 .... , - 1. • .•,, place about tiro time 7..0 ' / 4 • . • •' - 4. 1• 4 ' ever very •trong, and ,•,.• e 41"1, ~ i r ,-_. e!..„.• ~ •,. ,_, • 1a of the whd:e ca.e, ___ to determine whether they eiooglit it so c;:rclu.ive as to find the Pii‘oner :ado ofn•ti it. 'I he .luny, titter a mot: d.liht—ation. and without inui.d prisoner--Not Gnill .l ; 41h, n the Judge admon.shed her to keep beites guard over her trmorr, and carefully to avoid every expres+irn of a revengehil nature. The prisoner w is, within a ft-V/110W% alter her acquittal, cieivered in the castl: of two fine girls, who, togerl ferwith their mother (who has At hour births been the mmher of nine chil dren) are likely to do well. NAVAL IN? ELLIGLNCE. cltut) TH, a►UL 7. Arri►ed a fleet of transports and outward bound verse's, und..r cony y, from the Downs. Sail-ci she /.//..,ro, Sp/4W,', a:.d Dapper, on a cruiw.—Wind Easterly. Fat MOUT/S. •PRII. 5. Airived the Ameocart ship No. bis.g, Captain Uraur, from Virginia. fur Cowes, in t.frty days paisag-, laden with flour, .lerained by the Virogo sloop of war; also the Dai,i•h ship Harmo , ,ia, Capt. Rerskill, front \la :fp, tOr Bremen, detained by the Hero pirvateer, of Plyntouth.—Witicl Lasteily. IFARSIOLTH, APRIL 7. Admiral Russell's fleet is now getong under weigh, for a c.tuse, off the Tex .1; and the orphesa frigate, and the grreler gun-brig, 'Ailed yester day, pn. on a cruise, to intercept all Prussian 'easels, in consequence of orders to that effeet.— Wind N.E. DEAL, AWL 7. Sailed, the Thames fri!Tate, Kaayaryp, Ansarallike. Ket,, and Otter sloops of war ; Expiosioa and Fury bombs; Jackal!, Ala , iner, and Furious gun-brigs, on a cruise off the French coast. Early this morning a French open boat from Boulogne arrived at Dover, with dispatches, which were immediately forwarded to the Right lion. Ad miral Lord Keith. at Ramsgate. Doves, amt. 7. On Saturday, a goy, under Prussian colours, which had cleared out from Liverpool, for Emb den, was detained in the Roads by a privateer be longing to this port, while her papers were brought on shore to be etamined ; bur not thinking them selves justified in bringing her in, she was, of course, set at liberty; soon after which they had the morti fication to hear she went direAly into Calais. Sunday evening, about six o'clock, an acciJent hapnened on , ioarsi one of our viCtualling hays, ix the Downs: the vessel had just put off from one a the ships, and the people employed in getting in the lenders, when one of them (Joseph Ashmore) fell overhoard, but remained nn the water till he was picked up, which appeared to be about six or seven minutes. In falling, however, he received a blow nn hi; head, %hie:, it is thought, was the cause of his death. Early this morning, another p v , of Truce came into the Roads, with Dispatche%, said to be ad dressed to Mr. I' ox, which were forwarded to Lord Keith, at lition;gate ; the boat sailed again about nine o'clock. Sailed the hasped, of and for Sunderland, Hall, light, fr•m Dover; Fly, of and for Hull, Coulter, with wool, from Dover ; Elicabnh, of ano from Sunderland, Sparks, with coals, for Folkstone; Mossorny, of and from Sunderland, Wilson, with coals, for Hythe ; Four Frseadc, of and from Sun derland, White, with coals, for Hythe. Came in the irrderiek August, of Embden, De grafi, light, detained by the Constant gun-brig ; Dive Gedettisr,of and from Embden, Offerels Vesser, with coals, detained by an Excise cutter, Lilburn ; GeodJ•rrreglea, of Dicksome, Tiopkes, with cheese, from Amsterdam, detained by the Fearless gun-brig. _ STATE P.lrz R. COTT OT Tilt 'SIMIAN' IDICY. *DORT SE, Tel :NI CoUt4Cit, or STATC. AND. VH6 s TATLS O► 1U ►AI%CI► 41116 or sZVICHATI.I., AND THE CoI . NTY 6► 1111.V:01v. Itegi4eied at Neufchatel, Match 14, 1116. 0 . We, Fr;der.cit Scotism, by the of Lim, King i.l reua.eo, " Faithful and well la-loved, health, &e. The paternal archon whieh we have expreased on ad ti:Gatifilit, accession to tne tumble, for the country of Neufchatel cod Valens it, will enaule you to judge ..eio.itiont ere eiv;o. rielice, m addressing you tylin cote preeoat OCCiti..ll. TIP. Afire.* is hitmided to a change, which cir cuoistances lute rendered Collsiritiatiull4 of the fast i.eportasite, orlon root eh mast Fres:fog hitererr sat• kg, have obliged us to consent to mugn into the hands of He Majesty the Emperor of the French the care of Cie future happiness of these countries -- Whareoer dmiire we had to Cailti.itt chirge •or.el yea, and fritterer deep may be our vg-et at sepeatiiig unieeive. Irmo socli valuable •übject•, whom loyalty ami attachment we have el watt highly spore:latest, we cannot doseniule that this vo lt' oar) reognati.in a more piefeiable for you than tits jute ronqurred country, with ahu=li utrea woe !on torte ilefrarrneri. 'ladles, the distance of your country, owing to its geugia. Iph teal .s,uat faun the centre of out State-, nest lief/Willie! an to afford ,on an inumvdu.ia aid effectual proh.ction, and that ,Itllatiutl renderiog you necessarily dependent upon the French Empire, as much for your su.m-croice as your com• therm: and industry, we were led to think that o woes imamate c. , anct tons, (oat would attach you to that Empire, might prove a new towed of benefit and prraderity to your inhabitants. Thus our intention has been, to contribute, as much ca to us lies, by mil atifeceoreit and our good offices with the French Government, that you may derive all the advaiitages you can wish. You ought to be cutivoiced, that we shall, ua all oC casimii, feel the same lively and sincere interest in the wdfare of these cetintsies and their inhabitants, as ever. TIM: me mory of hour devotion ai.d fidelity will never be effaced luotu our heart The wisdom of the powerful 3nttreign to whom your late is committed, permits us confidently to hope tu the acconsplishmerit of the anleot wishes we have formed for you. We have nunimated Baron ehambriere D'Oleyne, our Chanibeilasii, and Envoy Extiaorditiary with the Musette Body, to smeniiitend the remission of your province to him, who ii Ilia Majesty tile Emperor of the French ha unman to take possevdon of it in hit mime. M. Chain tonere it provided with foil powers fir mi. purpose; and we have also addressed our instructions to trim, retatir: to the übj.icts of finance, and in re-pert of winch it it our cordial wish to gip our subjects, from whom we sef orate with regret, a lan proof dour affei luau and sleti-e to set re them. We are p rsuaded, that you will second baron Chambraere in e.try thang that depends upon sou in the eanutton of the contrnaston, with which Ito is illitllo. 4. Ho is purti.:olarly charges! to als,..!ve you, and all th? Public °dicers, fnunt the oath asktu to our nous.: ; to thank them for th...ar zeal and fidelity. anJ to 244,0 re them ut the unalterable ventimervi of interest and good-will, upon which they n.ay MC4OIIOII our Hefieopoti we prat God that he will have you in hi% holy kerioam. " FRErFRICK &ilia, Feb. 28. 1806. " HAlt uIi.NEERG." FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GaAVLBEND, Avail. 7—Pained b►, the • Unite, Kennaden, from Norway; and the Mercury, Steven•, ir.vm Chathaton..— Sailed, the Hope, Handworth, for Newfoundiaod ; Hampden, King, In, Boston; Argo, Nuilce, and th. Cont,uatee, Saunv dela, kw Cork. BRIGIITHELMSTON. Aran 7. About eight o'clock in the evening, of yesterday se'nnight, the Prince arrived at his pavilion, here, which he honoured with his presence till yesterday, when his Royal Highness set ofT for town, in order, we understand, to be present at the interesting pro cession of the Blue-coat children to Christ-church, Newgate-street, on this day, being Easter Monday ; after which his Royal Highness will dine with the Lord Mayor and other Governors of that excellent charity. Among our arrivals last week, were Earl Cowper and Countess, Lord Melbourne, Mrs. Fitzherbert, Mr. Sheridan, &c. &c. General Houston is gone to East Bonrne, to take a command in the Southern Distri&. Mr. Donaldson's new Library on the Steine, is so near its completion, that he erpeits to occupy it about the middle of next month. Or,e mnrning last week, a large Plaice that had been opened. with several others, for the purpose of cooking, by Mrs. IVinehester, was exhibited in our fish-market, with a piece of salt beef, and a number of pease in its stomach ! at which all the fishermen expressel great surprise, never having witnessed any thing of the kind before. These fish were caught on the Diamond Ground. Mr. Willoughby, who was recently robbed at the Gun Inn, at this place. of notes to the amount of 3001. by his companion, with whom he had ate, drank, and slept, at the above Inn. for about ten days preceding the robbery, has since pursued the delinquent through Arundel, Chichester, mouth, Southampton, Salisbury, and on to Bath, but without being enabled to come up with him, or to trace him beyond [bat city. Colonel BENJ A MIN HAWKINS. the Indian Agent for the United States, is stated in the Sew York Papers to have arrived at Augusta, in the State of Georgia, on his way to the city of Washington, with a deputation of Chiefs films the Upper and La,wer Creek nations. It will afford pleasure to a Isenev, , lrnt mind to !maw that the efforts of Colonel HANKINS to ameliorate the condition of the savage tribes, and to bring them into something Ike social state, have Leen greatly successful, and that they are almost daily, though slowly, making advance► in civilization. FROM LIST NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. PARTNERSIIII'I DISSOLVED. George Brown, Gelatolbauk, and John Petyt, of Sun. court, Tore.plusedle-.treat, 11.thaoa ship an.t May ohu flamer Tuck, and William Mather. of Wellingbo rough, In the county of Northampton, grocer., talluvr-clraod . . . _ let;, eii•in iqs druggists. March 2% 1806. Milani Hoye', and Thom Canke, of Hilston, in the cou• ty of Stafford, cavemen'. March 13, MG. J•Ain Workey, of Little John stoat, Gray's Inn-lane, in the comity of Middlesex, jeweller, mid July eark.un, of Seeth ing-hoe, in the coy of Lotoloot, liglitcratan. Stitch 25, 1806. Jacob Jackson, and William Ilenvhaw, of Charlton-row, in the county of Lancaster, dyer:. March '2O, 1806. Mary Ilope, and Cathaline Jones, of Liverpool, milliners and dre+ymakerf. March 2:4 1806. John lkinplevell, and Thomas Sty.% of Scots-yard, Rush - lour, Cinnini.strect, in the city of London, brokers. Much t 9, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Commits:, late of Bennett-street, Blackfriat's-rovi, in the county of Surrey, but now , of the Fleet Prison, in the city of London, merchant, from April 5, to Ard 21. at ten, at Leui!dhoti, London BANKRUPTCY SUPF.RSEDED. John Loris the younrr, of Spilsby, in the comity of Lin coln, linen-draper, grocer, de..:er and chainusin. BANKRUPTS. Richard Brookholding /ones, late of Eanlistone, in the parish of Lindridge, in the colony of Worcester, nutter, dealer and chapinan, to surrender, April 22, 13, and May at eleeeri, it the dwelling house ot F..dward Burnidge, the Rein Derr lira, in the city of Worcester. Attorney., Mr. Reck.., Bream's buildings, Chancery-lane, London; and Mr. Hill, Broadistrett, Whitener. William Howell, of Heath, in the county of Glamorgan, shopkeeper, dealer arid chapman, to surrender, April 19, 21, sod May go, at twelve, at the White Hart Ina, Broad-et Bristol. Attorneys, Mows. Edward Daniel and Son, Bristol; and Messrs. rear..ins, Pump-court, Temple, Londm. George Beddow, of Bishop's Castle, in the county of Salop, tanner, to surrender, April 11, 12, and May 20, at eleven, at the Carrie Inn, in Bishop's Castle. Attorneys, Mr Robert Oakeley, Bishop's Castle; and Mr. William Jenaston, linter Temple, London. Janie. (kyles, of Bung y, in the county of Sliffull:, shop keeper, dealer and chapntan, to surrender, May 1, at four, 2, and al), at tern, at the house of Henry Eltoolerficid, tine Trios Inn, in Burro, ,In the county of Suffolk. Attorneys, Messrs. Tarrant and Mimi*, No. 19, Chancery.lane, Leaden ; and Mr. Kingsbury, Humpy, Suffolk. Dank; Canto 11, of Manchester, in the eounty of Lancaster, cottun-manrifaa ow, dealer and c , apiman, no surrender, April 29, ¶I, arid May 20, at eleven, at the White Bear, in Lever's row, in Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Heggiribo.tom, at Ash ton-under-Lute; and Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chancery. lane. M•+tes Stockley, of the Strand, in the county of Mit(Welles', enter, tea dealer and chapniati, to surrender, April 19, 22, arid May :10, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Latliuw, Wardrobe Place, Dorton.' Commons. ufyincrius. June 7. Joseph Brashridge, of Nett-street, in the. perish of St. Bride's, London, "Overman, dealer arid chapman, at twelve, at June 7. Mark (Iregory and Thom... Gregory, of King's Arms. yard, London, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 21. Thomas Geere and Joseph Carless, of Loose, in the county of Kent, milieu, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April ab. John Fromingt, of I lorsernonden, in the county of Kent, victwiller, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. April 26. James Etches, of Daventry, in the comity of North ampton, mercer and draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London April 30. Richanl Itunwtu , ref Hu ton-lane-eud, its the pa rish Dean, in the county o: Lancaster, Inn-keeper, dealer ■nd ehammui, at two, at the Pack-Hots. ion, in Old Church yard, in Maur heater. April 30. Janie. Briggs, of Wiglier-Nrte. within Pilkinatrin, in - - - th.• county of Lancaster, nankeen NlA.llltacturet, sh...pkeener, d. aler and chapman, at thin, at the Noyal-flak len, in Man clieder, in the sail county nt Lancaster. Aprd 30 Robert Joseph RuAlic.int, of t e'rerponl, mer chant, at twelve, at the Angel, in Dale4treet, Liverpool May 6. John Weh.rer and Jownih Ven,lnn, both of &ATV pOOI, in the county nt Lane...ter - .eichaids. chafers , awl ch.,imen, at inc, at I01•1141/1. the Globe 'tavern, Jwhn st.eet, Liverpool. May 5 John Mercer, n!llatirldge, In the county of Midd's sea, and Melee., of 1.,)11111411, men sod merchants, at twelve, at May 13. Richaid Claw Gedr, Cirrapvide, in the city o. Loidion, whtdesals dram, dealer and chapinid, at ten, a! May 13. Irli..nsal and George Maftbr, of Size-lane, I.ond-di merchants ami cmp.rtners, at ten, st (inJ d nall, L4m14,1 L J..An bumf 7, nova or late‘i Fentley, su the cuun, y.nlr, otrib;lit; Pita fulling ftnnf-t awl gl , •;•hr, ntetnen, it to. Vett and 1111 J! . ed 4.• Ci !Z I'l FICA I'LS u SylcoA. of Al out,,:nu:y, Y. eic. c1 , 41 , :e •ake . Iv! ..14..ptwAit g 1 of otaneneittt, iu tit. enuoty of I.atiouitet, boxy linger, dealer and challotan. SALES EY .NucrioN. Fit: Nit. MUD, On the rtemis , c, N , . IS:, Slui.tri, 'mar Mtlfool lane, St. CI., retie. Church, Strand, TlitS DAY, A,,r tin at eleven ii'ttot*, ``NE EIINDItED and FOR Lots of Fin k. 1 irturc, Fixtures and Bunk., u o r.gin Flarpincisurtl, Btaaket Clock, and Haus. huA Comprising !nor-post Be7steasts, tent a rAI c•itiison and co:ton futoitur,• ; viva te..thor Reds. en I N to suit ; a ver.d Ntahogany, W.tio cot, anti, IV. nu. sceCi.ests of D ,,„ mah,e.oty ; Tables; 1104.-1111 1)ce•; j ellidalley and Pier Glasses. Ti.' Ftztutes of lleiichwt , , Settles, Stotts, Kitchen R.trig^, L•4.rn: h Asinine chi Books .re The Grand l'heatre of l'ai-ters, cot . 446 cots; Mailitirl's Telemachus; French Co., r Pilot, 42 Maps; Skilful Seaman, with Drafts; ti.re ,ctoic:; 'Sunbury's Copper-plates; New Magazine, Colltaill, lOW Vieuti tif Notiiutties of Se ttlatot, fie. ny LEIGH and S SUll HEIST, Hookorne,„ At their Flossie; No. 141 i, in the Strand, oppcoir Catlier-nr street, THIS, and Th.a- following days, rrHE ENTIRE LIBRARY of the Ig,e Rev. 1 ROBERT WAUG:I, of Bishop Mind sham, in the County of Durham; to which is , the Du .Beat., the Property of another Gentleman; among then, a e tLr r.::- lowing, in Fo;io—l'tirettales P. grim: sal Pil e rima g ,, wuh sols —Falnait's I s:l9l‘l, l de'll'A Nay. Chrollieen, Voya g ,:, wits .—c aii m on a tannia, ill nitrated wit.) many pi Mitt 3 d it. 5 v. 4 Drake's Hi Cory of Yuri:, lase Paper, illonliitned, 2 v0 1 e ... Quarto ; Cie.ronis Opera, a h 9 tom. G• .es 51axinans lar g e paler, 2 tom, no.,,tias a . Coombe, 2 10111 LOnanu ; LOU . % F.l.Wanti, 43 eels —mod", Unseals! History, 45 'Mk Sc. &r. TO be viewed, and Catalogues had at Oa Place of Sale. Be LEIGH sod S. SOTHEBY, B A t th e ir (l oo se, Nn. 145, in the Strand, opposite Cathetin.,• wrist, on MONDAY, Aeril 14, and Eight following D. 9•- (Sunday excel-led), rrkiE SECOND PART of the LIBRARY of I the late Rev JONATHAN SOL C!IElt, A.M. F 11. 'x. Vie.r of F.psom. Surrey, remaining 1.. large and cutiuti Assemblage of Tiafl., M:scolltititts, A lunymous Authint, Hooks omitted, ant Ponta To lie vies rs. , to the time or Sato. Catalogues, pier 34 nth.. hal at the race of SA, Av LEIGH and S. SOIIIE3Y, 11 olvi At their Hone, Nn 145, Sr•tiol, npporitr Catherine-stre-% Do MONDAY, the 14111 Day of April, and Five fullowins Dare. THE Extensive COLLECTION of MAPS. CHARTS. a d BOOKS •.f . "RINI'S. if the late Most Noble WILLIAM M vrquir of LANSDOWNE. tit uhvr with hi, POSTRAITS and NIISCELLANi‘JUS PRl'. , r,; com prising a console4a6le potion of the storks of 14,r0,4, t a i i, chiding inane Fund'a and privAte I aimi, • very elanew Sele:t,an of Mtazotiinov. by Evaloto (Joan:* proof , ;. An.our the Maps are a very extraorL oars as e •f Pens A - nerics,v , irvyted, crnoured, dram by sate Erg-teer,, in 2 Vuls. /04. Folio lo the /Volt; of Prot' are the Gaieties of Dresden, Florence, &e. Ste I , keraive the Vi.:iean„ Faritese, Ratio' of Troy age. dec. oo'arweel oft rdo 014 imits To be viewed on the 10th to the tinse of Sale. Cuvlogoes price 14 64 t oe nail vt tit- 11,ce of Sale. Nil Shortly oil he 5.14, hie Lerdshi, s curious Poi 4,11 ani Historical Teets and Pamoh:et.. V ALUARI.E. AND U. kAXI. Br Mr. sTr, %VA rr, At his Au9k9 Room. 194, Piee.dilly (opt) •41 , 4! knurl.) an MONIL.SkY, Ap•il 14, and eleven following days (Sunday ence ,terl,) rINHE very chnice and well-srlpeed Cateetim. the Library of a rlidinciothed Noblenia... . 1 -c. a ed, ainnnvit *Melt will he found many of the b•.l Cntbny tnrie., fine copies, spleadual Rooks of Print. ti. Fine Art% Variorum and D..lnhin Edition. of the C:lll , iC , , Patty Voy-gcll and Travel., ray. Historical Trißa, printed during the C vil ‘Vtr, Erielish Chromicl al rl the hest Fro. ch Authors on all suh;vAls; the ohnie is in fare pr.servvinu, and mine ho nil in handsome and e'egaot CarJlogurs In be had previnns to the We, of Mr. Deigldun, Bookaell bridge; Mr. Cooke, Oxford ; and at Stewart's AuSlon Room (opposite Albany), Piccadilly. itiksuurmEcA MARSH ‘LLIANA. By Mr. STEW ART, At his Auction Room, 194, Piccadilly (opposite Albsrrtl„ on Mt sNDAY, the sth of May next, and Meters follrmitig days Sunday excepted), THE choice, cnrious, valuable. CLASSICAL LIAR ARY, of the Rev. Mr. MARSH ALL ; cora sting of tie best Anthers, both ancient and modern, in English, Topogr4hv, History, col! Voyages and Trans; a mess; complete a•smohlage of Ir i sh Torograoh v, History, and Books, relative to that Kingdom. TA. rare Editions of the Chenc 4 s in Edit. Prineem, 'Dolphin, Variorum ; Elsrvir and Aidlus's various Books of Prints, fins Impoesions, Atlases, tee ; all the Works en Noting ; many scarce and curious Trees on English History, Erie copies, with Portraits. The whole in the highest state of preservation; and many in the snort splen did Bindings, in Morocco, Buesia, Ste. collected wi;11 great judgment and taste, dining the last filly years. Catalogues are now preparing, and will be ready for delivery', one Month previous to the Sale; at the same time will be sold, the capital Mahogany Book-cases. - Yamada!, a Holiday at all the Public Offices. r..AatiRSE OF FACHAI Amsterdam .... 3610 I U. T Areas. Genet ...... 46 {.it. T.C . Dist.. vs 9igFt nS 11 Itntserlaas e f.... 11 11 2 U. Hambutel :34 4 2ilf Alton& Paris D.tt• :111s Vence 6• Ditto. 1,1114.. n GO • ()pone MO,hot lBl Cork 13b sea ties. i. I a flo•tavdewrit . $5 1 G•tta PortogolGehl ir Coro oval E.rs per os. 4 -0 Dim, Ma. 144 .... 34 elect. Ditto New Dl.uVotatil... —. Sew Do Silver In Kars .... Gilboa in I NEW Lein< earh .. ..... ..... -0 , Leghorn ! ! Apia an the Peak al illeliato • I Naples Dnblin on I.nninn (March Cl.) Belfast on London (Match 24.) 811 He;fast on Dublin (Ditto) 4 3; 6 , Aee - ------ - --- - -.Neete M AR HI AGF.. At the Parish Church of Chmertek, Tien. 11 , orhou.N wf fladspen Hnuaa, Sysoemet, to M,.1 I latlett Ttlft , • •1 sixth daughter of Jnbu Tomo, £tq. of Turnhan Useuei Middlesex. _ _ Dr A TIM. On Saturday the 29th of March, at her house, is Oenr:'' street, Eatoburth, we Right Hon. Lady .1.60 at rradi AwhienlYi`altPsatutalay last, at hts Fsth•l's haves in r" country. William Gartlishere. E.Q. ht. P. fo: tl. and late cute of the !. , ,rds Commissiwnert ..f t' e Ad , t' lti • 14a had taken an emetic for awl.: comet int in e,s • , soon after which, arr.*r some slight effort at Ara t %opposed to have burst a b:c....rt vessel, and anneal iturnsdia ,,, y expired. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 11S1 Mae... 59 min aft e# 5 I .... 20 min ow ON DON Prink d by G. DAVIDSON, N 4. In 11 "" Co at, iine.er;-ce, Coverit-Gereen. sod Poolieed at 1.,- alSer, No 3, !Seek of St. 11e0.e..T0 Chuck. Sr'.. d. W. STUCK, of No. 7, ?ie. Iftropitomi, Low °Men, &c. tor this rwer,, was PP thy inbc• Wet P-• tr4U be 464 serener& er. r -. Ra •s Se 'floe , iett •e+ei T-.-rr SClft I, MI I) Ant S:r G uutnr 4 . i TM R" M ACA es al nuir TH 14 , th , Mont 1144 N 4 The A Uftd: mit a ill aril the h Ira, law p, lARL n•ust .t be I IVAL Ir. SL Ode 1 , 41 Th. ern Mr. 80/11 rne u Seq. Tick • K 1 kheni i 1 to to Ai UN r::: . Tv, / ti m Ate ....... :an. 'r.ek tio.ps Ine•