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,~--- I 1 17 -7r• of Le unprecedenteel ec' of your credit in tr.dia.— It ci.utd tint he dente a'-tuoily, and this led me to state last year to the House of Commons, that I was ready to meet the Itteloin Debt, even at the large a - roans of fourteen en lb ms. From what I have above stated, it will not be un derstood that I mean to pledge niycclf to an opi won, that in any e ise it is proper for the East India Company to burthen their is:vented in India, by the wa w a & of d e bt 1, 4 th e purpose of investment. That commerce is the only m riper medium by which the excrescent revenues of ludia can be conveyed to Britain, admits of no doubt, but it is by no means so clear, that creating a commercial capital, by bor rowing at high interest in India, is an expedient measure. It is, however, unnecessary to follow that disquisition further at present, because the estimate you have produerd this year, is a proof of your ac quiescence in the plan of providing the prime cost for your investment. without creating, at present, any further burdens on the revenues of India. From what I have already stated, there can be no doubt of my hearty approbation to that measure, so far as it goes ; but when it is of such infinite importance to all ynnr future commercial pros fees, to recover, as speedily as possible, the great commer cial resource you have derived horn the surplus re v..nnes of India, from the time ot the acquisition t f the °essence, it surely cannot admit ot a doubt. that baying so obvious and easy a resource in your hands as that in question, you Might, without delay, to use it for th tit purpose. 1 could expatiate much at lat7e on this propesi tion, with alt its bearings on the commercial prospe rity of the Bait India Company ; but when I con sider to whom this leiter is addres se d, it would be vinieeesaary waste ott your time to enlarge farther on twin topic. The advantages of adoptine the suggestion I have • then the liberty of stornit.iag to von, are not leas - conspicuolas in a political, than they are in a column chill view. Your debts int England arc al ready re-Wald below theis level, with a great ha-. lanes et tuts in your ttv.sitr. :licit to what a !itch of security your tei ritotits in India would • be if your it, vilifies woe distil - et-timbered Within a Atilt period, • I the luirtl,eus which lay upon clams. 11, bef.ire this is dune, yon were to be enraged in new struggles for the maintenance of that pre-mimeo:e which you have progressively at tamed, you would he obliged to engage in them with your whole surplus revenues absorbed in the payment of an extravagant rate of interest, acel you could not trust to the measure rf a further ex'ension of year credit, already stretched to an uaprecedrnted amount; whereas, by extinguishing your ledian debt, you would in a few years have the command of a clear surplus of 2,000,0001., applicable to the purposes ether of commerce or defence, as mig ht be expediera at the moment ; and you would at the same titre be in possession of your credit entire, which experience has proved may, without danger , of being overstretched, be carried to the amount of Ii nsiltions stnante. In sich circumstances you • would be in a situation to bid defiance to theass..ilt of every enemy ; fur you would be enabled, on the resources of India alone, to maintain a war beyond any term of years that the must gloomy imagination may choose to figure to itself. With such a statement before yon, I am positive, from my long knowledge of you, I would do r.O mulch itijostice. it I was to entertain any such diffi dence, as to think it necessary to dwell lunger on the elucidetion of the propositions which I have thus brieda er.deavoured to enforce. 'lke last of the data 1 have stated above, and which follows at a result of the others is, " That the extineeion of the debt shall he - carried on at CSC rate of ore million annually, till the poet of it, wonted the Dezennial letan, shall become Pealing: 4 which is esoreled to take place on or about the year 11107-11.• The sam then plyahle, is stated at 3,500,0001. when the debts at interest atarcad will be reduced to 4,500, 0 00 k" - RussiAN 4s-rerE P;iPER. Lentil's from Naples, of the 21st el dantsary, mention that the English troops had te-embarked at Castlernare on that day, and that the linssiana were upon the point of evacnating the kingdom of the Two Sicilies ; the necessary measures having been taken in the port of Baia for that purpose.. Upon this occasion, the Russian Minister, M. 'ralischtoehew transmitted the following Note to the . Minister of His Sicilian Maj-sty " The I.lnetets g ltd Plenipotentiary of 11•4 Majesty the Em peror ad the Rios.", nastemi to imer.n the Marquis de Co. rill". that the bOasimil troops cat= into Naples, me rs .ly with ih• view or landrog, a .4 malemg a doe/vino in fasnur of Ohl .r.ostiten army emplaned in the North of Italy ; and this being • .lonigar an ohject, since Austria has agreed so on armistice vt.th France, aild which. proSahly, will lazed too pose! between Both those powers, Out Hussian troops will eracua• the igni tors of His Sicilian Majesty. 'the Entli.h troops also, witch were intaudad to co-opcsate with them, will return again as Malta. e "The (raiment representations which the Undersigned has mails to the Minty of flu Sicilian Alapoty, in ceder to hi store this country u, itt neutrality, wit. operate, as s certaiis proof, that the Declaration which he now M. the honour to transmit, will be receisid with smisfaftion. Toe Ltiidersig.sed avails himself of this oppratimity to renew kin former aim's. 21(12221, that his illustrious so, en- ign woutil two! ' et all times, re spected the neatrality of these kin g doms, if the Inman Go vernment had not exhibited a contrary example. " out as His lin g mist Majesty new restores the kingdom of Naples to its neutrality, it is his sincere wish, that the Cabinet of tie Tbullsoriee may imitate his eau by which the country will escape those agelauoos, the termination of which we soap now hen. to see. It ?Wier was the itilenlhoil id 1f.2 Majesty to 'yen the theatre of war in ills kingdom of Naples; and it is will) great regret that lie was compelled to tab she ur,asures alluded to. " The seutonents of sincere fries:l,l4M, I peva of which she inartor has eitileatoured Si, evince. to His Sicilian Majesty upon every rice's...in, will not permit him to dmibt of tic e rest which, His Majesty the F.roneml wilt at all times take Oho personal happmes. of He Sicilian Majest ) , and in the well being of Ineouldr`en. " When the our ranses of the landitig of tiro Rossiaa awl F E no 'm ops in the kingdom of Naples .1..11 be komen, mid the hicapia:my of His Sicilian Ma j esty to re.i,f Item shall les mama into consideration, the Proclamation of the Freuch flo weasinsinit. dated Schenteruno, sth Primaire, w,.l be read wit', * i d inishifillot. This Consul document, which might be Liken ui at. emanation of pure beuesulence, hat ama:einly a {seer - lo r a f.lr- date; and was certainly nes, Simon at Schon- Orem The proclamation of aroma, Masten) or the 15th ..f , /smutty. which is sot so violate, in fact, evin;ris i n an equa l siegire, that ohs Treoch Government is determined to avail s h ama sivirs.of the t.napoiaiy usiiessecauditha toinwined tromis Is, !Italy, for the purpoor of extending t hei r t . niuw y to the go w n limits"! fits psnifilhils; which, in 2,21,g2ti 11,2e2 Lrod •n 5h.,...„t a riot is t i peace winch the Treileit Government has wsrMtedsyVjr-. • . 4- (fi t • - ‘'S t n.s.loce• NAVAL INTRI.I.IGENC.F. rOSTSMOUTti, APRIL 2. i Sailed the Clinker and Fur:o,w,, gun-vessels, on a crls4e. Went out of harbour, the Jamairn frigats-, Capt. Dick. The I), Sanre, of 7 & puns, is ordered to j .in the Channel Fleet. CApt. liotham, late of the Rcve . 'u• hootatre, has taken the command ed her. FLVMUL TH, APRIL '2. Came in the abriltor from Portsmouth, to rrceive her complement of men, and be paid wages.—Sailed the Platform nun of sear, Sestina?, sloop, and Viraze gun-brig, on a cruise.--Wind N E. A large fleet of merchantmen is waiting to go up the Chatit.el. DF.AI., APRIL 3. Sailed the Swill.,, and Sin.; revenue cutters, to the Northward ; gun-brig, and Speculator lu,zger, for the French coast. Arrived the Thancf frigate from a cruise ; and re. mains in the Downs with the rest of His Majesty's ships, as per last. SPORTING lIVTELLIGENCE. NE•WVMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. MOMDAY, APRIL 7. Sweepstakes of 100 cs each, It. ft. for colts, Est 41b. Mee, s,t. lib. rising spo olt -Ae:ess the Flat. Mr. Wilson's h. c. by Hamb stall iari, out of Surprises dam. Mr. Wilson's Pantaloon ; brother to Merryman, 1.... rd Sackville's b. c. by Wrenn!, out of Useiata's datia, 2 , 4 M;. P..titon's brother to Dll e st ait re. ' Gen. Grosventc's h. c.by ilambletrietian. G.u. Gro.seoot's e'r e ~ y G out y. Lord G 11. Caseradi4.'s b. c. by Worthy, out of Mrs. Can.toio. Mr. Ntiasret.'s brother to I.untbego. s., r: it inbure's b. c. Soul. In Whiskey, dam by Dioosod. Str C 11.111' W.V .. % ch c. lumber terVestior Etc It. Radtliffe's ch. c. by Beni6gbrough. ' D. of G awes c. by I.Vorthy, out of Prunolla. • ': 4 Sir F. Standish's brother to Stamford. Mr. Like's c by Gouty, out of a sist to Galactic Mr M i lt At'. h. c. Lurk's.a'l, by Sin ~ e riint if Muchionsit Afr..141.11141.'s h f. O ff . 10-comebt• '!n owa , .... 4 10 I Geodpeo o's be. by Jokis II r 1:, of Tulip. Lord Grosvenor's last. by .I,:in Bull, out of Colia. ' . '..., 4 Sweepstakes of 100 p each, for cots ..u4 40, worianted untried. Ah. M • '',. Lord Folsy's e. be Zachariao; dam :y t , ,,iiisprko.' Lord Darlington's b e by Si; Peso, tl..m hi Postmaster. Lord U. H. Cavenalish'st tEs'Amliamirs, •'"10411 Fairy. ' Mr. Sitwelittc L9esher,4ty Sir Peter, out of Hy itA• Lord F. G o Ptb7rne', ch. e Sueertition ' 'as Summed. Mr. Howorth's f by Curiand -r, out of Mias Greets. The int Chios of the Oat:enri Stakes of vr. Ink b. ft. D.l. 1....r.1 Fnif4'sS.r Harry Dinisil,A, 5 frs old, 114. Sib. Sir J. Shalty's fiou:litori Lan, 4 yrs old, art. 111 b. Mr I.olliodt;e's Pt,w;.erri, 4 /most, Est. 611. Air Melloler tioid, 4yn ol.i, B.t lab. Lord Grosamool'sGoih, 3 yrs old, Bst.3lb. Mr. JoOI4SJUIIiIII, 3 y.s 74.01 b. Mr. Andnhers 'arbor's, 3 yrs old, Get' I fib. M r cf..ple• L es ch. f. bra 144 •Of Celle., 3 ers old, flo. 6'b Duke of Grafton . * poresol, est. AO apt. Lo.d Foley's Hip. pricamptis, Bst. B C. 260 p. h. ft. S.r li.'T. Value'.. Ma-ter Batty, apt Lo.d Fo!ey's Hippo campus, Ssi!7 h. 4,61. B C. 1000 g.. It. ft. Duke of Grafton's prilillk y llet. 10Ib. apt Lord F.Aey's Lit tle Peter, tat. - D. I 2nilge. Lord [Arlington's c.. bg, fat Teter, apt. Mr. Sitwell's Cladi. or, Ab M. 100 gs. 21 fl. • Lunt Groorenur's Mu.f apt. Lo.d Bar ry more's Gratitude, 04 each Ab M.! ilap•U. t Mr. Mellish 's Starers . , 84. 7:b. set Me' R. Borer's Brain. worm, 7st. I Air. Ab st 10 •e• Mr. F. Neale's br b. Nfeagrumi, apt. Mr. Abbey's b h. Brown Stout. East. Is ft Sir I. Sholley'sCurryromh, Po 7::. asst. Mr. itlaclif.ffirs Jumper, 7.t. 1410. Actors the Flat, lungs. h. ft. IVESDAY. Sweitetakes of 100er. each, li. h. fu. the produce of untried Metes, covered it. 1807. by untried Stallions...colts Set. 31b. Mires Set -Acme.. the Fiat. Mr Holler(' f by Stickler, out of Quits. Mr. %Wand's f. be ‘Vulthr, out of Conway. Mr. Lake's f by Goer., nut of Mademoiselle. The ea CA.; of the (Inland Stakes of sdga. each, it. ft. D. 1. Mr. War...m's Dusibure, 6 yrs e•d, B.t. 101 b. Mr. Mellsh's Snavely, 3 yrs o'.ll, Est sib. Mr. Lake's Watery, 4 yrs old, ti.t. CO. s r J. Strelley'r Sir Launeetat, 9 yrs old, Set fib. Gen. ;;ewer's Swinley, 3 yvi oki, 7st. 1216. Mr B. Craven's br. e. flew!, by Overton, 3 yrs old, Tot. 311.. Mr. Howarth's Scrip, 3 yrs old, get 91b. Mr. Bigg's.Marcaretta, 9 yrs old, Get. 71b. Ld. Gre - - be c. Jasper, ..iroseennes ler c. .. ,,, by Sir Peter, Aust. Mr. El- Weis b. c. Christopher, by Buenird, 84. 714. each DI. 100 gs. Is fk. 1.1. F. G. Osborne's ch. e. Sorserstitinn, be Rueziod, ago. (t e n. (trosrenor's R chard, be llis Lordship, out et Neil, bst. 1114. each. R. M. ...'oor h. ft 1) of Grafton's Is. f Merlythouzlit, by T.tteridge, out of Woodbine, agar. Mr. Crare.oll br. I. lio.nes,Cster to Cancel, est. 31b. each. R. NI. 1107,1 p. h. ft. I.A. Sackeille's Witchcraft, est. 41h. era'. Mr. Mellish's Quid, Est. B. C. 200 gs. Mr. Wet..ori's f. (dis: , d' , by Sir Peter 'fearer, end of Gsole-'s dam, s.t. 41b. rest. Mr. Whaley'. b e. by Ili Lordship, out of Nelly, est. 3lb. D. M. 200 gs h. ft. 511L014 LID 4Y. The.3l Class of the flatland Slakes of sop. etch, h. ft. D I Mr. F. Neale s Qtlij, bied, 9.1. 41b. 11, Fl. Vars.. , it Master Betty, 4 rts fed, se. III& Mr L4k.t.'s Giles, aged, est 101 b Mr W. Feowick's Miss Coiner, 4 yrs nl.l, est.4lb..- Nr. W ttle,i. 5 outllllol, brother to Witchcraft, ?... yfl, ht.lolb. SirJ. she,;ev's Moit4sche, 3 yrs n'ti, 7.t 91b. ' . Mr. Frogley'i h. c. Triptolemus ' 4 y.S. old, 7st 315. Mr. :smith's b. c. Prodigal, 3 yrs dal, est. 111 b. The lolloseing Rasing declared forfeit within the time pre rserihed, are to par only t^es. each. to be divided between the Owe ers of the second Horses. Mr. F. Xe‘L's Trosibriae, aged, Bst. 1215. 1.4. Grcsvenor's Me tors, 3 yrs oil, eat. 715. Mr. Ladbrokes c by Pirate?, 4 yrs Uhl, *4 31b. Mr. W. Frownit's b g. Eunuch, 4 yrs old, Sal. 1.4 (;,,,,,,,, or s, Ire', 3 ere ~1,!,751.1 9 14. blr. Kel:ersnants lleehap, 4 yrs old, 7st. Vt. Mr. Flwes's Christopher, r, rrs n d, ist. 4.11. 1. 0 1. F. G. Osborne's br. e by (hereon, S ps olib, GA. 121 b. lA. St owell's (Amiens, 3 MOM, Get. 915. ro•t Sweepstakes of"•00gs rat % b. ft. fur ro!h and illles,D.M. lA. Greavenur's 3 colts, be John lull. Mr. simile'. c. Clasher, by Sig Peter. Mr. Watson's I. Sir Peter. 6:n Gro-ivennes Sr. c. by Hal:Vat...tools; MO. lA. Sack sille's b. e. Set. 71% each. Ms. %T. 1 tVg• Is ft. Mr. l'ollees Fore.t Isde. 7st. I Ilb. resw Mr. .Entbden's Ps.II Thocnislon, Get. 7:b R. C 74g.. b.R.. TIIVIIIIDAV. 3i.. Ghee Brown's et. Ajouisteineer, ag.t. Mr Andrew% Fa. thr.en, SA 21b. each. 1) 1, Soc i gs. 11. ir. Nfr rt 13..yce's Sir hand, Bst no. erg. Sur J. Shele•T's Sir Ftsiinceint, 7.t t 11'.. D. I Mrs • • lA. Foley'. Abowslim4 sew. Sib art. %Ir. R. 11.yees Brain worm, lt4. Ads. M. 1000. Lo. Stirymores Gra6tode, AA I2:b. apt. Mt. ClaeliforZ's ' Juniper, 7 s. al. Across the F.,e, 159:.. La. Ge•Aventer's eiv,Sst. Lib. a; c fm,. M. la. 6 s Luck's-all, is Ab M. Mr. la a Mr. Neelties's eteeeley, 161,3'0. eget. I.E. Groseenor's Me • team. Across the Flat, eller. M it. Ms. Bayley's Fs iny Fan 7, 114. telb. art. Mt. bliglish's Sigb!y ; Ab. hl. 1.,00p. SMITHFIELD, FaIJA•, eretsi. 4. To sink the Offal—per St...ne or el b. Roof 4 11.1 to .5. 8d 1 I Veal ..:•4 OJ to es 61 Mutton.... es Od to 61 Od Perk .. St Od t.) Oft Od _ _ . Lam,. Head of Cattle this Dny, about nio--tilteep and Lambs, 7.700 NEWGATE *NI3 LI , 413F.31H %U. 31 \KEIJI:. B) the Camase. R-ef 3. 41 to 4. 8I Veal. 4n 01 to 6. 0I Mutton 4. 4.1 to 3. 044 P0rt....... 04 to 6. 04 Lirlb . .9.. 04 on= .MIM=N 71TE if4RfiLTS. ' _e.._ Ct)itti,-EXCIIANGF, /tent, 4. There being ntl Market thi. der, 6eiue Good 'Alai', we Law only to notice, that on Wesielenho the best Wheat. were eosnethinig deater than nu Monday. Flip! Flour it quoted at 65a. to per %ack. Tat supt. 4 of moot articles were ixetty con I, and the ..ales, eyeatidt. ( t routs and Grey'ra,e, bi ; the two last mentioned Artn-lat, r rhea UXBRIDGE. The Corn-Inspettoes R.tui o , Ull Thursday, April 3 Wheat, per load to Ptl --e Barley, per or 0 81 —d to 5/1 Oats 28a —d to 94. —d Beans • 4R. —4 to 3.?1 , —4 Neer ditto 3 61 --et to 344 Pease PRICES OF HAY 'Emu r AND STRAW. , • IT lAIM% I WIII AAAAA !Sl. HIT. ..I1 1M a4l 134 6.4 I Hay 31 Ss •41 101 SEr.w..4l JII a 21 154 64 Haw • 01 Os • 01 O. Clam 41 4. • SI 5 . I Strad , ll tils a 21 G- 11 , 1101's. P .OS. •. I YOCUM. Cso bKent 6l 11 es Kent 6l Ss m 71 14, Sussex.... .61 Os to 61 18$ i 1 Sussex GI 0. to 71 —, Essex 61 Os to 71 0$ Farnham... 81 —.mill --, PRICE RAW HIDES. bet Heifers and Steers, per stone, Ss. 4 , 1 to 31. 61. 11111ddlings Ss. (M. to Ss. to (Winery Market Calf — 1.25. 64. each. Rscithsh Homo S:cetro * Skim s 4s. od. to 7s (M. 4.• PR James's Market .tare Market 4i Whitechapel Market. 44 at Per Stout of p -18a Id Average Price 44 el Town Tallow 0 1 691 i Cod 1 Yellow Soap, —es a 784—' Price of Candles, per .elps. I TA1.1.1.)W. Yellow Russia.. 6540 d 661 Cd White ditto .... d Sail) ditto .. —n —4 64. ed S!elting Stuff.... 5s 56s Od nitto Its Good --4 Ids •Muttiel,lol. , —.Curd, Ws. 'ls 01.-s-Iliotilds, 12k N. YtetarOar, a Ilnlirlay at all the Pak Offices. rm.& uF IRIsH STOCKS—Winery 29. Goy. Debentures, 5 ptrCent 94 Rusll Can.! Lnan, 6 per tent. 93s COURSE Ur EXCHAI tnisternikon .36 10 2t .1 Ditto at Sig to ll Rott.tta..l c L... 1111 2 U Hionbitith f4 4 fill. I kitona Paris Oita. 2 U. 25 --. ...is 1 Ca ht..... Peitef, Ditto k( • I .41 Ditto 01.4 Leghorn 59 Naidet • Dablin oil London M. n i.nonton • Pal 14,16..• nn I),tYin Pal DAT, Artie 4. teem» 46 Lis. Plc. Vatter 64 Ditio. Lie... 6O Oporto 6l Dahl., Cork 194 so e•irro. I. e. d Portugal Gobi ior C•orl seed liars per at. w Dnuit'oons W+er Vollve Gi Stl‘wr to Rare Neu Lou,. each A give on the Rank or iiodoor. per Cent. ,rch 24.) ch /14 ) 6;j9 /9_fil 0.4 v.. SAKE fINGS Ofr ek Et); roxs, AT GIALDHALL, THIS DAT. 14' Y. I James Watkins, CrUCIfiX lane, Ilzrmondsey„ Surrey, baker 3 10 Thomas Shepherd, Reelfoot, Frisee, nomteman 3 10 Joseph P..rry, Pieced:lly, , Middesrs. tados - 3 10 Thome. Hamilton Kiddie, Charles-stre.t, Wtstininster, Midiller-x, sadler - - - 3 lt John Smolifie:d, late of Aldlinianliore, London, jaw• eller ... 3 11 John Cum•nings, Ism of Reilnet srreet, il'ackfriaresrool,' Surrey, merchant -11 l David L. ,le, bat • of Nortomstrect, Firrroyaqtrare. Mid dle.ex,monce-sc-i• net • 3 II Peter Lindsay, formerly of. Greenwich, Kent, biker, but late of narking, Farex,laimer 3 10 MINIM, Creed, the younger, Finds-lane, Curnhill, I. and 01. llihr - - S 1 Charles .I..ri s, of Cat:aura-street, London, ribbon ma. naafi ur r - - - 3 11 George Southard, New Bond greet, Stddlcsex, linen. draper 3 1 Samuel Truemanjate of Little Tower-street, London, but new of Durweston-sweet, Middlis-x. wet...mer chant - - - 3 10 William Chambers, hue of Noce, street, 13..r!iicati, el Loudon, vi nailer - a - I 1 Thoniss Atkinson, late of Castlostreet, I. .c•er.z r.o:lds, Mrddlesen, furniltire•broker - I 1 W Illam Hartridge, Cheairside, London, habeilasher V 1 'William Hutchison, late of Greenocx, North Britain, _punier - - - 2 10 Anthony D. Swinton, Salisbury-square, Fleet-stve,t, London. medicine-vender - - 2 I ) Thorns; Higgiumo s Watt rig street, London, menliant 1 12 Samuel Tyler, late of Orange-street, Bluurusbury, Mid dlesex, victualler . 1 10 Robert tiwillon„ let, of Worship-street, Finsbury, Mid dlesex, dealer in spirituous liquors . 1 12 William Resets, Rotherhithe, Surrey, miller I 10 Asher Cohan and Barbieri Cohan, Sheerness, Kent, --- I 1 slorrow4ers Ell: ibr.th Clarkson and Riehard Dove, Smyth Andler street, St. Gerrrge, 114norer-square, firltddlesez, u;1- ricaiers - 1 II Peter Petits, Vine-sweet, Piccadilly, Middlesex, cial merchant . 1 110 DIVIDENDS • Benjamin Deacon, Orange-attest, near liroontsbury, ,initare, Middlesex, paste cook . . . . Mkt Citrates, Hamilton-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, taller - - S.imuel f Ismiltnn, Shoe-lane, London, printer . Thomas Scott, late of Bethnal•greeo, Middlctes, - brt,hor . - . John Promi-g, Illorstnonilci, Kent, victualler 10 1 10 . 11 CF.RTIFICATFS. John 14410,4 Marsden, In the pvi , ll of liuddersfield, in the cowry et Tort, cotton-manufact erer, dealer and eheemen. John 11,11, of Toveestrr, in the county of Northasupere, gro cer, 41 , -.iler and chairman. John Mercer, of Uabn , lge, in the county of Middl•trx, and Nichola. Mercer, of Chatham place, London, ine.dmen and met, Ii• it.. Ja;;oy.den, of Aiht-tn-under.Liue, in the county of Lan. c oi•er, c It:on-spinner Ntat , Eg Finch, late of Queen-Ann wee, F.ast, in the ct.u.itv ef M:ddle.cx. factor, dealer and chapenan. &me a d finchen, Itingdandmed, in the county of Middle 4t, etetualler dealer atrl rhaprean. Thomas Hearty, of the Old 'Change, to the city of London, baker, dealer and rhaprn.in. Robert Redhead, of Mark.lane, in th• rity of Loodoft, eine and braady airchalit, Aealer sad chainuan. On Weiliie , fae, at tht 11..41-e of General Rrowitriv, Audlry i•quate, hia. La.ly of MBI , If Net .1/, of a mni ai m , La.ely, m Ili:web-lane, Cork, the Lady of•Jcisvh E! - A aloll and heir. On Monday last. the Lady of A!derrnan 3. J. Smith, r 4 sun. MA R R I AGE . Wolttet4 31 St Grorgt'.. Tlirstiroc Protue, e` the Royal Navy, to Mc.a Mudge, of bevoist.liter. .E r :d”, l a n, Mrs. Issbi:::a Cullum, sister to Sir Thom.. Ctl. 13..nt. of bniy. Mondsv sennigia, at Str.iftel4, near North W a !s!... m , 64, the R e v. Thorn:l 4 MC.lx, ti,4l ~.,1 % of Psston and Berney, in Sutklk, only brothrt tii ?deux, Esq. ACCsteutta, in the East forties, Captain John Dints C an . trio, lets Command:a of slid tionoutals.e C • blip, the Tare. Hic,“ ATEK TUTS DAY AT LuNnoni MOM. .ke mm tiler 3.- I Ryan .... mot. alt, 3 SALES BY AUCTION. POURS. By Mears RING and LOCHEIIt, At their Go .I Room, 1 4 . K,ng-streer, Covent garden, UISII Y Nr.x . r. at TIIC:,0 u'Cluck, rr ME small LI BR A It 1 . of BOOKS, the prop of a t;r alenian, among them are—Anderson's . mata scut r., (oho; Horace, by Cumabe, Y sots blur Turk. vi Barn's H•niser, V 'oh 4%. . elegant, in red Morocco; Voyages, 9 volt I Font.% 1. Chronicle, by „Crones, 4 v 01..; flcuce's Travels, 5 vole. 4to j • Rollin's Inc' ot 11.•tory, 7 Wols. Svu. with several curious "Iraet,, w the French E. 410411 Language.. May be viewer! 011 Monday, and Catalogues had . COPPER•PLATES AND ricTuray.T — Hy Mears. KING st l t I.ticHEE, At their Great Room, Nn. i 9. Kiog- !Mr, Covent Carden, Oil SATUNUAY, April I d, at Twelve, • SEVERitI, capital COPPER-MATES, with all the IMPRESSIONS. including many by Bonelovz,, purchived at the ale of Mariano 911.ra, a klunkrupt, late r./ PlCCaddly ; to which i. added, a c3l•ection of PICTURES. PRINTS, ironed and gl.uv!d ; a Lay Figure, three Engraver', Tables, a Print Pre.,, Re. the property of in Arti4. May he viewed *a Friday preniouu to the Sale, and Cata. Ir gue. had. litlt •K S. By &term KING aird.LOCIME, At their Great Roam, In King street, Covent-Gamlen, oft TUESDAY, April 15. and Two foilnWing Dayg, at 12 . A cot.iEcrios of s EOCYKS, in various AGES ; among them ate, Cabinet tIeISM, I volt ; G,•;e's Amiquttia, to eels ; Duedale's htcm.ntie.m. pc,..ant',l,or.doir,L Prussic 'briber, by akefiatl t 'l l yob ; Status'burnt% Charutei.stics, by 4Saskery lie, 3 vide; knie 'curious Traett, 410 awl Son in elegant bmdings; S Gtnie's 14th nary Atitiquitiet, volt: in quires; Howites gents Stentomon, {.copies, in qtrife::, Larliam*6 Bitch, 9 itt's.i Dryden% Fablet t ionh Lady BeauclerV4Dtsrgn4, Ac. Mar be vowed on SAnnetiy, end 'atsloeues then had STUAIt I • A tHe.Ns By Messrs. KING and LOCHEE, At their Gi eat Koom, nr King-stseet. Co.eat-Gardm, fle TI.II.IIIJAY, the Ibth list. at Three rrHE whole of the CPPPER.PLATES, re. li mewing BOOKS and PRqSTS, dtbet eiceatit and.b. t eu:ate Publicatten, The Antiquities a Attie's= by Stua4 sod Bdeett, in Three Vols. imperial trio --47euawut., enhtlr statement of the m note hat at Vie Noma. CHOICE NUN 111, HOOKS OV PKIN.-, PER-FI.AI ES. By Mews. KING and LOCHEE, At their Great Knout, in King•street, Cosentegarden. et FRIDA . V, the Milt irut. and fullawil g bay, it . reillve o'Clock, riNHE COLLECTION of PRINTS, compris. fiat Specimens ei the Works of W‘rgier, /14 , * tOtolBl, Si , llllge, W like, hlnT•en, Dreyer, are.; a fey Cop per-pipes. and some Ikado nil'lll.lla.with Corea bast Embassy, &e.; late the proprfog air. Widen, engr.,ser, detea.ed . .114 as be sleeted on Thunder, till the Sale, and Catalt.gues thou Aa. I. AND cur- BIZI.IOI . IIECA AIKYRICKLIN 1. By Mew". KING and LOCIILF., At their Great R,llllll, in Kiog meet, Covent irdtn, by OAkr nt the Exoeutors, uu MONIJAY, the 214 liest.iaon 11 fol. lowing dart, (Sunday excepted), at 'Feeble, r 'HE elegant and valuable Lll3l.lftY. in Prim: and Manuscript, of the tate J..hii Ueyrick, Fs'. Fei.o• of the 'Society of Antiquities, eeeeue4, comprelielOing a sans *attendee aseentialage of Seeks relative t„. tngtok 11:storr, Aotiquitier and Fomigraphy, many of which are luatr3t: d vr,th portraati and drawings, and in Moine: I. Rid. Ca or other splendid bind ago ; via a coileetion of I;./0 DraW' nags .(.Views, Monuments , and A.lihnuitiee, for the County of Hero, with deaeriotiort. In maneseript ; Ptipts, Books of Flints, and English lorntrairt t three laige and very hatcher's' Wiry ilewherea, a malingane libreEtable, he. b•LY. uF THY...W(I4N MUshIJNI. Ri Mr.na RING and LOCHEE, On MONDAY, May and [terry-nlne Day% (Sunday' eseepted,) THAT Celebrated and Noble MUSEUM of NATURAL and ARTIFICIAL CURIOSITIES, leek.' at an Expenee of oymardaY , f FORTY THOUSASU POUNDS by ahe late Ste ASIITON LEVER, and won siarably augmented be the present Prupitetots. Catalogues of tiro First lairmy-tuur Days may be had, ptire The ENhilaithin continues ern, a< tiatial, tin flip Sile VALUABLE 'AND SELECT LIBRARY. St Mr. STEWART, Al hie Arßion Room. 194, Pict...dilly loppusite Albsey., "' MONDAY, April 14, and tleven lollawoog days (9 11104 1 zi ,,Ld.) ' E very cheice and well-seleacd Cattijon. the I.totary of a di4lllllUMIle4 ei nl>l .. am J,, , tlevra•C. amongst which well be found suaity.of the hest Comfy ll ,- totir., hue copies, splendid Books of Prints en the Fine .%r: , . V•r.orton and Elelphin Editions of the (:',asmc.. early %., , P 1 and Ttasek, Lire liotoricsl Tra 4 4, ptint.-.1 &nine tiu• hall W Ir, Etigllsh "Chrottleti, and the east French _Mahn,, I ti all subj ., ; the whole i 4 in hoe pn.ser ration, and .eau.' h.! `. in handsome and e;egant binding.. Catalogue , to kr had days presi )))) $ to the *Ale, of Mr. Deigi,ton, Itiok.clicr, C,r. bridge; Mr. Cooke, Oxford i sod nu Stewart'. Athil.'ll Ku ' (opproat. Albany), Piccadilly. RDSLIUTHECA MAIisIIALLIANA. Ey Mr. STEW ART, At his Aoctinn Room, 194, Piccadilly (opposite ;"' on MONDAY, the bill of May next, and ... , c days k S outlay excepted), rriblF. choice, curious, valuable. CLASSIC:AI LIaRARY, of the Rev. Mr. MARSH \ ; co mmon of the best Authors, b , 411 ancient and E indrrn, in E , l l '' Topography, Hien y, early voyages and Thief ato complete a.semblage ref Irmo 'Topography, H istory, end relative to that Kingdom. The rare Editing)• of the in Edit. Princept. Delphin, Variorum ; Elsevir sad Alois various Books of fine impressiens Atiassaa, t Wo Ins on Printing ; r any scarce and C14110U4 Vaud s , Erigl.sh Moor!, fins copies, with Portraits. The o hrilo the hr4lirst write of preservation; and many in tins , "" 4 did Rowinge., in Morocco, Russia, kc. cottect.ll with Cc. nutrient and taste, during the last fifty l e.ul. t...rtalosties are now preparing, and win be .4 ark (wad." on.. Month preying, , to the Sale; at the same ti..c the r rpital M drogan• Meek-casco. • LONDON d bv 111. D 1111 OWN, No. 17, 17141.0 co an, lion-street, Cuyont Garden. and riabanll.4 11 Office, N S. Meg of St. Cl....ent'• Cbarcb. S, 'n by W. S ruck, of No. 7, Nen, Bylto t-at,det, Loot Ar , Ord, t., c tjo P.pet, tint to the NlA vvill.bodany attetsdad tan , r.lff, 1