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NAVAL. lIIPTIMLIGENCE. Pnalgt.lUTU, APRIL. M. 'Riled the nillisne frigate, on a cruise.—Wind seem O. Sailed (7,;l,r4iter. of 74 guns ; Piekk achooncr, anant " 1 " gun-hii;t, to the westward. Came in the Prnssian brig F.,rtatte. Jory, frrien • ins, detained by the lb-sander privrb-r ; ~, e • an bark .4getl.a, .lott morn from Bordeaut. a , t..in (I by the ;,I iv Atter ; the Peu•s6n • Ayr.: re-rietta, Smith ; And tl:e Dr/fr., Race. (torn Bo- leans, both detained by the D4ring eon-brig. A.•O the ANtreet frigate, from a cruise ; rt-e brie. and the Sh.resboole.• gun-brig, trom Guernsey. Admir.t! vllen, ttve, ocean-Arica he some Fritsch °ricers, I; is enea.ted a fishine,bo it to carry im to France, on parole, which sailed this alemohn. r L MOUTH. Atli'. IV Arrived the Tr,. French cartel. w h English Pri soners, from Sierra Leone ; Nhuttleworth from the Sout's Seas ; piligt • , F s.lsar, fr Dublin, both (or Lowi n ; are /. , du /emus, Ken n] and the lk.e x -f, Mash, Courtney, Item Lon. (Son ; the P , 11..‘1.1 0,..111;nr . 7totte RO4lO . Pqm.7B, t' ,nets; an I the P. fronelte, Deane, from B 're r'e i ul, for Emisien. both detaitied by the Hark you N.E. • DEAT,, ATOM. 10. Alt ived the Celeesa sloop of War, from a cruise; an.l a Prussian g Mint, &Aired by the Stegall sloop of war; And ri main in the Downt with His Mae je.ty's ships as per last; several detained vessels; anJ the Loreit,, Patterson, forQuebre.—'.Find N.E. FROM LLostrrs LIST. 4 1* . o, APPIt 111.—Pa-ced be the t'hiOntte Louis-. any the G•leo, Si e.LI , to, for 8..t0n L'lnwth. 111-Towne.; and the lluehess 9{ r4.4llltutihetlaud, Hynes, ter Qatber IRlil,d.\!l. DUBLIN, •PRII. 5 t Yesterday, being Good Friday. it was very rai -1 giously observed i.. this city. The most of the shops I were shut. and all places of public worship w;ve well attended His Grace the Duke of Bedford went to St. Werburgh's Church. The Duchess of Bedford was not able to attend 1 the Commemoration, at the Rotunda, on . rhorsday. —About b ilf past eight, his Excellency, attended be his suite, entered the room, where he was re ceived with the anxious and cheerful looks of all the company, who seyn.ed rejoiced at his appearance. as doubts were entertained when ••• he would have ho ; umued the Concert, his mind being so much liner mid by she indoposition of her Grace The casuist immediately commenced it ith one of Handel" occasions: nyertu.es,which was led off with great spirit by Mr. T. Cooke; Mr. Spray titer., wsrli ' kis richly mellow-toned voice, and in a manner quite corresponding with the snhjelt, sang, Oh! come le' vs utor , 44p. Mrs. Stewart was absent from indispose tams, bee the performance went off with reat eclat The I.)ecbsts ef Bedford's illness proceeds from the fatigue of travelling, and the paissfelness of ea . I 1111 ?su all Y kniT passage ire, she Head. Lewd Keclesdal , 's h..uw, in Ely-plate. has bees knocked down to Chancellor Patmossky, for 4.500. I the exaSt rum paid by the Es-Chancellor foe this elk gin? mansion. Mr. Ponsonhy is the third Chan rellor in the occupation of it. Lord Clare was the I fi , st possessor ; and it is a singular circumstance , th it the house should be taken at die elaa sum frees I Lard Itedesdale, that be paid to Lord Clare's tie- tutors. A meeting of Catholic Gentlemen was held in this City on the 3d instant. when a series of Rego lUt:0111 was agreed to, of which the following con intone a part :—" That as tie Parochial Meetings in Dublin have, within these few days, appointed agents for the purpose of preparing an Address to his Grace the Duke of lisorono, on the part of i , the Catholics of the C.ii. of Dublin, es-chased", and of further soperirtending on their part only, the concerns of the Cathobe Body ; we conceive it to ' be of much importance to that Body, that its No bility, Clergy, and Gentry ; its landed interest ; its learned p-ofessions ; its merchants, traders, and _ ethes. Wilds tants,aesident in the country parts of lie'and, should be likewise provided with a me dium near the vat of Government, through which equally to express their sentiments, feelings and wishes and he means of which to promote their re . ',carve iniciests. , . ii rhe repellency of such a measure at this pre . sent time is obvious. We do indulge in a well founded hope. that the laws which still Jen us, will, through the wise and benignant suggestion of our erACIOUS Sovereign, be taken into early content . !station by those virtuous and illustrious men whom a ht. has been lately pleased to call to his Councils.— , Exorrience has, rnn:enver, proved to us, that the soft-urendance of our interests cannot, with a view to their tinal succem, and with a due consideration of the good order, welfare. and prosperity of the empire at large, be, with safety, entrusted to any ethers among us. than those who shall include within th. m the most attainable weight, talent, aad pro- perty of the Catholics of Ireland. " Influenced by these considerations. we have formed ourselves into an losocistion, in w! ..A. we Lope shall be comprised the lull respectahility of the Catholic Body. Its obi -et shall be !V les'iy, but temperately, to embrace every favourable mecca ' .ion that may fifer, to accomplish the removal of those legal restrictions under which we mil labour— s measure of policy to which we fondly look, not only to produce Cie amelioration of our ossm p.a.'- Cuter condition, hut as the most direct means of concentrating the tesources, perfecting the strength, sad wielding against the enemies of the British 4 Empire, its unrestr‘ined and sinstivided energi-_-1." It is with pleasnr:- we can state, that the officers and crew of Its itl EST eS armed brig Coty.r. wf 16 e. 4 3 , 1 ,. Lieutenant rattle. have voted him an ele. pint sword, f or his very spui•ed and gallant enndnct sn canting o u from the port of Abilhs, on the iniast of Spain, on the 21st tilt. with two boats only, three • Spanish gun-loggers, of 2 guns each, full of tromps, (torn retire a hatter:. of sit 42 pounders, and a heavy of crape-shin and mubkery. This instance cd attachment of the officers and crew of the Catprus, d n ,_ efi eri t t4src44. l to them. as wall as to Utt Z;olnani LA VBS. Copy re an 01113 FR ftf'lll% !VIA.IE4TY•ift efteftelti, 4atei the rith of o gust 11405; utak f r vorlibiting the Ire7ons tiro' of SLAVES into sue of tne•Settie•nente, I• 141 44 Co- Irani •. or PI I • tat ons, en the Continent of Anloriei ur in mhos. hare 110111 surrendered to 1411 Nis testy Aan, c thr present War. At the C ,, urt at Wept% ttttt h, th, 15th day or August, 1R J 5 ; `.) P RVIENT, TIIE KING'S MOCT: NIAMS FY IV C UNCIL. it is this d ly ordered, by His Moj .sty, with Oie advice of his Privy Council, That trent and oiler the first day of December next, or npan the pith ation of a proclamation to that efirea. within each cot my, it shall not he lawful, except by specialli cence as hereinafter mentioned, for any slave or slaves to be landed upon any of the coasts, or im ported or brought into any of the ports, harbours, creeks, or roads. or within the limits, Pitisdietions. and territories of any of the settlements, i•lailds, co lonies, or plantations, on the Continent of America, or in the West Indies. which have been surrendered to His Majesty's arms during the present war, until further order, upon pain that all slaves so landed,im portedor bre/tight, contrary to thetrue intent and mean ing of this order. together with the vessels bringing in the same. or from which the same shall be landed, and their cargoes, shall become forfeited to His Majesty, His Heirs. and Successors ; But whereas, it may be expedient to permit the annual introduftion of a limited number of slaves, under due regulations, for the purpose of supplying any waste that shall take place in the population on particular estates, from extraordinary or unavoidable causes, and thereby of keeping up the cultivation of the lands already cleared and cultivated ; it is therefore or dered, that any number of slaves, not exceeding three for every hundred of the whole number of slaves in the said settlements, islands, colonies and plantations respeflively (returns of the number whereof shall be made from time to time in pur se ince of instructions to be transmitted by one of nor principal Secretaries of State) may be imported in each year (provided easualdes to that extent shall appear to have taken place in the preceding year), under licences to be previrm ly granted by the Go vernor, Lieutenant-Governor, or Officer adminis ing the Government of the said settrements, islands, colonies, and plantations, irons any other of His Ms jesty's colonies in the West Indies,into the said settle ments, islands, colon; es, and plyintations,respeftively; such licence, or a copy thereof, to be produced by master of the ship on which such slaves are lad-n, as his authority for having slaves on board destined to the settlements, kc. as aforesaid : Provided al ways, that until the first day of January. one thou sand, eight hundred and seven, such limited impor tation may be made:from other places than His Ma jesty's colonies in the West Indies as aforesaid, and without its being necessary for the master of the vessel, if met with at sea, to produce the said licence or a copy thereof, as his authority for having the said slaves, destined as aforesaid, on hoard ; but subject nevertheless to such licence being first had and ob tained as aforesaid, before any slaves shall be per. twitted to be landed or sold, from such vessel, in any of the said settlements. And wh-rrat, special instriatioes will be immediately transmitted by one of His Majesty's principal Secretaries of State, to the Governors, Lieutenant-Governors, or Officers, administering the Government of the Laid colonies, semisolids, and plantations respeftivaly, cuntainirg he regulai ins proper for carrying this order into elfoflual execution, dire Ping and empowering them to grant licences for a* irnportatiun of such limited number of slaves as aforesaid. subject to such regu lations as in the said instrnB:ons will be provided : It is His Majesty's further order, that such Gavernor, Lieutenant Governor, or other officer as aforesaid, shall be, and they are hereby respectively authorised and empowered to grant such licences, upon such terms and conditions, and subjea to such regula tions, as, in conformity to, and in furtherance of the objeft of such instructions, may from time to time be required ; And it is hereby further ordered, that the prohibition hereinbefore contained, shall not ex tend to prevent the importing and landing of any slaves which shall be imported into the said colonies, islands, and plantations, by licence first had, for im ' porting the same, under the hand and seal of His Ma jesty's Governor, Lieutenant Governor, or officer ad ministering the government of the colony,settlemeat, or plantation, into which such slaves areto be imported. specifying the ship or vessel permitted to import the same,in conformity with the instrultioes to be receiv ed from one of His Majesty's principal Secretaries of State as aforesaid ; ant that all slaves, except such slaves as may form put of the crew of any vessels, or may be household servants to the passengers therein, which shall he landed without such licence as aforesaid, and without conforming to such regu lations as shall be contained therein. shall, together with the vessels bringing the same, or from which the same shall he landed, and their cargoes, become forfeited to His Majesty, his heirs, and successors. And in case any vessel shall contain more slaves than the number penalised to he imported in such vessel by any sneh licence or licences, such number of the most valuable of the slaves on board such ves sel (nthrr than such slaves as may form part of the crew of such vessel, or may be household servants to the passengers) as shall be equal to the excess be yond the nurnbet mentioned in such licence or li cencee, shall be forfeited to His Majesty, his heir., successors, and shall be seletled and disposed of in such manner as may he in that behad (invited by any instructions from one of His Majesty's principal Secretaries of State, to he given to the respenive Governors, Lieutenant-Gevernors. or other Officers, administering the Government of such colonies, settlements, and plantations as afore said. And it is hereby ferther ordered and provid ed, That nothing herein contained shall be extended, or construed to extends to the land•nr, importing. or bringing in of any Slave or Slaves, from or by any vessel, which, by stress of weat: , er, or by any other peril, shall be driven on the coast of any :rich colony, settlement, or plaatatior, or compelled to take refuge on such coast. or within the creeks and harlsoors of such colonies, settlemerts, rr plima tiors ; provided the slave rr slaves which shall he so imported, landed. or brought in, as last shoes said. shall be exported to some //live et places other than any °fib* colonies, settlements, or Flan:Ass:no to which this order applies, within ten Jays from the importation. landing, or briuging in of the same, unless futthci detained by stress of weather ; or provided the same shall. within .ech ten days, be sold under the Spread Licence of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, nr Officer administering the Government of the colony, settlement. or plants-. tion, where such slaves may be, to such person nr persons as, under the circumstances of hi', her. ne their cases (which circumstance shall be inserted in such special licence) may, at the date hereof, he entitled to obtain a licence or licences to import such number of slaves as he, she, or they shall, in and by su:h special licence or licences, be permitted to put eha e: and the Right lion. Viscount Castlereagh, one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, shall give all necessary direttions her ein accordingly. And it is hereby further ordered and declared, That one-thud of every forfeiture which shall ac. craw, in consequence of this order, to His Majesty, His Heirs and Successors, shall he granted to the Governor, Lieu:en:int-Governor, nr Officer ad ministering the Government of the colony ; and one-third to the party who shall inform and prose cute for the same. And it is hereby fur ther °Meta That all sales of slaves. imported after notice being published rn that add by the Officer administering the Government of the colony, shall be made publicly, in the pre sence of some officer rf the Customs, and the returns thereof shall be kept according to the regulations which shall he prescribed for that purpose, in pursuance of the dirations to be transmitted for dr it purpose by Viscount Castlereagh. as above mentioned. And the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury are to give the necessary dire tions herein accordingly. (Signed) STIPN. COTTK►LL. INSuI.VENT' DEBTORS. It is impossible to conceive a more delightful task than to pour a cheering ray into the call of confinement. and to assure the hapless inmates of a prison. that they are not forgotten by men of feeling, as well as of ability to serve them. The generous manner in which Lord Holland has come forward in behalf of numhetless victims to the rigour of the law, and the unrelenting severity of their credi tors, retie& immortal honour on his name. Tread in the steps, and animated by thy example of his il lustrious uncle, he manfully espouses the cause of the unfortunate and the oppressed. Few persnns can think it any ►onger of import ance to discuss the merits, or rather the demerits, of the question of imprisonment for debt. The powers of sensibility, of judgment, and of genin . never more happily exerted than by the :' Moira in his much admired speeches on thii. He Fan also pledged himself to support LnrdHol land's Gill for the purpose of present relit • , thosgh tire pressure of public and official ct.ncerns obliges him to defer till next Session, his own liberal, com prehensive, and permanent scheme, which will ren der any future recurrence to temporary expedients unisecessitry. The hest area-nents now. are an appeal to the humanity of the Legislature ;—an appeal to those attar cnsa AC rats that adorn the bench ;—and a particular appeal to the hew of that well-known friend to the persecuted, whose elevation to his high nice is accompanied by other circumstances more flatteting to his noble mind, than even the pious ASSAY which accompanied him to his seat. It is to Lord Erskine. the Lord High Chancellor of England, that we would have this particular ap peal made ; not only for expislitone and ri4ltasttnz the proposed relief. but for a revision and modifi cation of the praface of arrest. fur a correrlinn of the horrid abuses which have crept into that ne farious pra.lice. The truly great and good man, to whose revision those abases may be confidently referred, needs no vulgar stimulus. The children of misery and of misfortune, who are confined in t!re various prisons of the United Empire. will find their surest and best resource in the native feelings of his heart, which a professional course of unexampled success has (only tended to refine and improve. M. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, A►art. 11. Wheat is here in short supple, an! general are made at • email advance. !tarlei and Malt are at rather baler price. The Custom basing stopped the Prussian venal; from ‘ng the calves of Oats, causes this trade at full :qr. dearer. Beans at rather ►etter price. Flour is tainsethiws 4ar•r ; and in *thin articles little altrrstisia. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. 661. 75. ° Roans( 404. OIL Floe 40 76. sls Od. Tck Mous (do.) 17. 336 04. Rye 540 4as. Od Usti 25..26. 52.. barley re. 39.. Od. P..4anda 2.75.36. Ed Ma1t.......... 63i. 59°. Od Rape Seed 61. 421. 04. White F 005.... 014. 41.. 01. Fine Flour .632. 70e. Od. Coney Peas 3oa 1140 04 Sees de....... 63a. 456 ed. UXBRIDGE. The C. Inveeler'sistUrn: or Thursday. April 10. Whea, per 10111111 garley, per qr 306 .-4 to 536 —ll Oars 3116 —4 is 366 —4 Beams 481 —4 to SU —.4 Noe ildre6 361 —4 143Ss —6l Pease F HAY ANL CAT. AW se ;•was's 17% a 41 12e 0.1 Ha' 31 ID. • 41 al Stt../..V1 2s a 21 Us Od New DI O• a DI *a IClover 41 41 a , Stn.* I Os • 4 )a PRICE OF HOPb. 11408. ►octets. Kent 61 is to 71 41 Kent 6l Oa to 71 190 Rosiest.— .61 Os to 6t 181 i Smart CI to to 71 —s Moo., 61 Oa to 71 vs Far ,ham... 6 l —4 to 111 -4 SMITPIFIPLD. FIBIJI4II. Arius. Ift. o s nk the Offst—pes Stone ”t SD.. Ss 04 ro et tld Veal ...!te Od to Gs 6 4 Motion.— :•4 Od to St 4.! I P.ok l4 to Go Li Lamb. Gs. Od. N N. M. Hew, of Cattle thts Roan., eti t eet 54i-11w., and Lamb., 7.'00 NIL ArtiN FE AND LKADPISH ALL MARKILTS. Ity ttss Carew. ass , 4. PI to Ss 44 I V.& 4s 04 to Gs OA uttni ..4. $1 to St 44 Pot* 54 04 to 6, Od 4 6. ed to M. 04 RAW HWLS. R,.t 111,ife, ■nd Steen, per 3s. 44. to 31 64 N.Ad•tnfs 9l. 0 4 1 to (*dinar. MaAwe Cal le.. 12s. 64 eadt ▪ Horse • Slc.ns ...4. 64. 6 7o (id. • TriCF. OF LE.‘THER Rots, 50 to ;rah. e,ch . - IA. to :7 , . Ditto, 60 lu V,:, cacti 25.1 to `....., i Metecl.aliti (Sack. 2/2.1 tu 221 °mi....1.01 , 4e5" 2ld so 224 F. •t C ocit 11..1.4 22d to 23i Coe s ',W.,: for cutting *id to 241 Fir I hdinary .2OJ to 2ld Call Skin., 30 to 4tott pot Dozen 1 4d to Cad Dote, 50 to ;nib . 3rid to *di -3 Dltto, 70 to 80111. - Soot. %eels (GT:colloid) 4i • its 45d) Uric ditto Ma t.. I,n. pu lozaa. Tann-d Hose Hides 251 .•. 40. vir •...40. Sheep Flt;lol 3ll 6tl to 7. 04 Loon Skins COAL. MARK ET. April 1 1. Ships at Mirket. Sold Price. 29 Newell , 'le l9 •is ( 1 4 a 56. GI 5.. Sundc &art _ PRICF OF ST - /CRS. YES IFR :int Rank Stnek 204 3 3 per Cent Re.itterd ;.1f C •iit Co:.-as . 6n444 4 per Cent 774f# S !Olt Cent. Navy . .6 113 Lona Annuities ..5....17 346 4 nniurn Into stud • India Bonds ls dia. Is. perm. var. Eitehegasr Bills .... per. Ss. purr. English Lotion! Tibias TRU 195. Consols he .• • Oaf T. RISIL Ste4c l, -R , okev, No. 4, Covuhill, and 9. (.I—..iiia-t—ovs. PRICE or IRISH STOCKS—A►atI 9 Go.t. Delentures st per Cegit 7Z I (env. Dree , sturss. 5 pel Cent 9 s Cnind Canal Lnan. 6 pe• C.nt. R.'s , Canal Loan. f per cent. 933 COURSE Of EXCHAN Anna ..... 6 7 Way at t4ight 6 ittmairdatn c L.. 111 9 2 Cr. Har.btorgh 4 IV Alton& Par.. Ditto 2l U. It"unitise% Gan •.." affect. 1.1 , 11 a Slla.t•s4 35 cffeet. Ditto Ki , b“a Naples on London 11,4fitit on London , y..• nubl;n DIVIUI E. Yetear. AraeL In. G. n..... Vcalce Lisboa .60 Oporto 5l DIM* I 2 I - Cwt 13 austssa. 1. a. 4 rw►wMi lo CMS arl des 'ff 41 New DockoGns hew !fatten Ai Saver to ears New Lonia • .. A gos •w tte Bank or 11•Aas( . Sl) per Crest refit 31.) lll 11 1 1.) ...811 1;1 A' Fats . PAYAIILE AT (Y.l1l.11•1ALL, ox metagar W. TIMOR 4 Kirkpatrick, late of Chsteimpulege. Cateeton. • fair% I.i, Man, merchant . It BIRTH. At !lamest!, 11MilMau, the I My of the Roo. G H. Gime, of a son. MARRIAGES. Sttorthe sionitight„ was Illafrivri at St Geo gels Illassararo. square, Ltaut -Color el T .• mai Ferrell, of Clifford, Haraford• shire. to Mrs D:+a, of W tummy Co irt, in the mi-oe ton ty. Friday last, at M• 144441111, by the R-s Mr Stork Ri-b -ant Nab !y, Esq. S. ,redutondont w biodkiites fur t . So. LA .trt District, to Mts• Sept is Green, Sen. I.ta of the Gulloin Liao, • lid tdrtotte. Thursday, at Ihe 'few Church. Mr. .1 .t.o tho Strand. to Miss Rothoell, oat, I .oghter o f l'it Lao 7 heron Ro.ho et, Fsq. of CoAres, Hants. •t St. Attar. n's Hedisier., ov the Re. . FhOip Fi.he , . 1) D Mater of the Charrer-hoie• 14.•rnal, E. of Fiurov.aquare, to Mist Inn El.t..lorrl 'A ..te. ante dough tor of Ricks d Sanwa White, of Mos U,tnosSiboarott, Queen.s 4uars. DEA TIPS. Thu-sdar artemoon, at Carl-too House, sir. Morality. Friotolan to her Royal th. Pilo& of Wlles. On Sonilsy last, of e• a tong Omni, a• her ~ ouse oa Clap. ham C.sra.noo, in t..e 63t10 year cf 11.•, of •. lts Doutotollit, willow and Witt cf John Daven v ol, Em late of the sae.' pia e. 0 Friday selt , ight, at Glyn, in the court, of Clare, Ge rald Flrr.r ra'd, Rao brother to the late K ' , test of Gin w slut Ent* UAY Al LON Stem 41 Nun steer I. gytio 41 BKIO% • ofte• 9._ SALES BY AUCTION. EXCET.LENP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WINES, PLAIT, LINEN. ROOKS, AND PAINTINGS Br Mr STEW ART,„... Oa the Previers, sn. 7, Wotan k-teeet, Welbeck atreet, on WEDNESDAY, the Mtn Ir.want. at Twelve o'Onek, THE /treeßent HOUSEHOLD FURNI. TURF, in eant , al beglateaels, and forhitave, dew in-mom suite, rlining table., card and Pembroke ,hito, pew, hankiag-glasees rat very large donienrions. China Om% eery aloud table and bad-Linen. plate, painlart by able Ma.. ter., aid the I.Pnwiag wine< 'if the fined agents: par!ouhaer kite Madeira, Claret, Franiinirc, Rno‘ailhat. Tokai, ?t r.. and Llueura of the beet quality ; a beautiful antique Head a Ma Erapeinr Aa ian, from thy Rarterini Cn4lectinst ; Beau of (bit late Kiaj and green of France, from the Marquis do la 16u !ernes. To be viewed two Lays eireviom to the Cale. tni Catakiruat had ass the Pismires; and at Mr. Stewart (appriailla Albany , PICePel I iV. , EXCELLENF TOWN RESIDENCE, KllB CtlACti - MOUSE AND STABLING. sy Mr. STEWART, Oe the Treadsas, No. 7, Benstock street, Welbeek , f .1 WEDNESDAY. Ow 16th instant. at Twelve o'Cl. THE Valuable LEASEHOLD PRE SkS, No. 7, Bentinek.street, Weibeck street, late • ra the Decoration of Charles Dennis, SK. being an ethillear fort Residence, and d , nsists cif—tho tka attic sto-y, fine excellent bed-moves; on the second story, three ditto; Sew floor , el' pleat draw ing aired stathigthonsay rowed flew, eneellent doe log and eittingthorn ; entrance AA, with kitchens, Molb keeper's recnn, Outlet's pantry; wine, beer, end coal celals; coach-house, and tour-ste.l stable, adjoining; the whole in the mo 4 substantial and modr-ni 4ms of repair. held for an on ' expired senw of I: rows, fm's M , dettentn-t. ISM, at the err! low Rest of 1001. per senora. end immediate prenes-ten rte t. Te Is, viewed by Tier/its atty, to be had of Mr S'ew 3 rtg ntelsoesee &brie, Tweeting,; and rinsed Petientars of J•rbis Dasthrn, Ewe Solicitor, Warwick spent, Gordeit-Kas-e; an 4 at the lasee of Stle. VALUABLE AND %FI.F.CT LICRART. B. Mr. STEWART, At ha..4ootios Room, 194, Forst!ly (0,,p ..site Albany.) "" THU KSDAY, Aril 17, WA eleven following day. (Sins brif cacaos...lo THE very choice and Red Collet/inn. sae Libcare of a disting.nowig amongst whim will be found many of the b-e: Coast, Ho toile., Anis cw,-tei, splendid Books of Pri,ts oh the fine Ara. Variorum sad Delphi% Editions of do Cassie.. pad? relivo and Toss% tare Historical This, rioted tiring tne War, 19ig*.h iLlironides, an the best r e all subjk4s; die whole Is in fine pressrvail in, sad want ni n h..ndatinso and elegant bindifis, evalogins to 'ae ••• of Mr. Destitoo, Bsoltiel-r,Uamtnilgs; Mr. enalle. Olt' d' and at Stewart's Awisiin Ron, ;appoint , 'K's` .7! LOSlMllt—Print , d •1 G .• .7. 0 ' C""ris Illeff.streat. Co,ont-Gooloo, ausl Po: .t the Office, 11.. S, Bock of St. 1..1.,,ev,t's Chu eh Smoil, ns W. 11113C:t. d No 7, New a .144.114‘...t. lAste Voters, tc. tor th s MIT MU to the WtS j l v 4 F 2 ' 4 oiS foil atto,led so. ~•