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MO FOREIGN INTELLIGENCF. - 1% 1 , (From the Mentreer of March t 7 SIMOPE, JAw.l),. The report of the victories of the Great French army, which long since reached Constart;noplevtad already resounded on the shcres of the Black Seh . . But we have just received'here the authentic confir mation, and all the details of the campaign, recently ' furnished by the immortal Emperor of the Fr, nch. This news has produced an extraordinary sensation in all the provinces of the Ottoman Empire, where they seem to have revived hope, and to have dis pelled the gloomy presages of approaching dirsoin tion ; and an idea of the oeMion prevailing lire may perhaps be formed, when it is known that this intelligence has not caused less joy to the Turks thin to the French, who ate at Sinop.. The Seraskier of the 'Turkish squadron hoisted the Ottoman flag on hoard all the frigates and cor vettes, and the Captains of tly.se vessels sent powder to the French ships to celebrate their vic tories. All those that were in the toad. hoisted their flags at the same time as the fiigates ; and sonic even fired their small arms. On this occasion, the Seraskier had a very warm altercation with the Russian Consul, who loaded him with abuse, and reproached 'him with his partiality. The Com mander of the Squadron replied, that on all Mus snlman festivals, and on the appearance of Turkish ships, the Consul of France had always taken a pleasure in returning accustomed civilities, agreed', upon among nations. " Why," added be, " worded you have use, on this occasion, to he deficient in romped to the French Government and its agents, to ' the oldest friends of the Porte, to those whom treaties enjoin me to consider as the first of our Christian hosts ?" To these reasons, the Russian Consul replied only by abuse. This scene took place at the house of Mussehm, whither the agent of Russia had come to endeavour to temper the public joy by some otficious falsehoods." For ex• ample, he acknowledged the takhireb Vienna by the French; but he declared that the Rbnians had marched to the relief of 11:e place, attacked the French army, and killed 60,000 men. This, un doubtedly, was no great thing for a Russian, at such a distance from the field of battle. But it was ch eer ved to him, that the Mussulman Chiefs of the arsenal, and the Consul of France, had received letters, written the same day, and brought by the rme courier, which contradided such an absurd • le. It was added, that the news of the triumphs of the French army had been brought more than twelve days before by a vessel from Constantinople ; that it had been confirmed by other ads ices received by way of the Crimea and Bafra,; that, lastly, a Telsocadar, who arrived she•clay before, brought -official intelligence of the defeat of the Russian army. The unshaken Consul replied only by fresh abuse, and, on returning to his house, ordctcd the Imperial flag to be hoisted, and gave orders to the Russian Captains to fire their guns, and to ring their bells, in celsisratton of the vidury of Auster hts. AN. 3. In consequence of orders which arrived here last night, M. Concuhenco, the Russian Consul, abrupt ly quitted this city at eight o'clock this morning. He was accompanied only by one Janissary and a single servant, and the orders he received relative to the observation of secrecy on the subject of his de parture and his journey, were so rigid, that he had not permission to take his interpreter with him. His wife remains here, and does not herself know the place of his destination. M. Coneuhenco was so enraged at the orders he received, that in opening his dis patches, he is said to have thrown three of them into the fire, cursing both his mission and the Minister who gave it tom. Many conjectures are made here upon this jour ney. The following appear to be the best founded. It is thought that the Russian Consul is charged to find Jussuf Pacha, to mature - in concert the project upon which be made overtures to him, and to gain him over to Russia by new promises. He is charg ed to demand of him succours and prenisions for the Georgian army, to sonud him on the means of re placing him at the helm of affairs, or to induce him to remain in Asia, where he would powerfully as sist the Russians, in case of a rupture with the Porte. As a secondary object, he is charged to demand an explanation of the past, and. perhaps, likewise to so licit the dismissal of the French ; for, it is recollect ed, that he was once sent on a similar mission to Tayar. A nun like Jussuf, always possesses the means of injuring foreigners, without appearing in the business himself. Brit, if his measures hitherto have heen unsuccessful, it is matter of doubt wile 'ter they will suceed better, even by means of as serredion. The mission of the Russian Consul may likewise have for its object the reconciliation which the Go vernor-General of the Crimea appears to have com menced with Tayar Pacha, by promising to rein state him in his post, and to double his former reve nues. if he would keep the promises he has made, repair his past faults, by a conduct sincerely de voted to Russia, and not make use of the fears, or the pretext for fears, inspired by the Porte, to op press the Moscovitea It is not known whether 'Tayar, weary of his life, and placing but little con fidence in the savages, whose disagreeable guest he has become, may not have listened to these perfidi ous proposals. But so much is certain, that his broths ..in-law, having bcen desirous of rejoining him at Sohkoum, the Court of Russia refused that permission, which it had at first granted. 'she Muscovites possess the means of recalling and sup porting Tayar, in spite of the Porte; he has so mail , friends left, and the people are so wearied out, that, with a thousand purses, Tayar would, in two days, effect a revolution from Sinope to Erzerum. The Russians have, for a long time, been seeking, in case of a war with the Porte; to secure free coin. munications with the plains of Asia Minor, and pro visions for their army in Georgia. It has long bees asserted, that they have taken possession of the town of Bayellxid. When frigates were seen arriving, to act against the unfortunate T.iyar, it was immediately surmis ed, that he was abandoned by the Russians. The 'harks, at that petit' f• !opt have ventured, without the cons t ' * ;aps . ,. to send vessels is to the k e e l e t t le Russian Consul to sialu _ . i t the Cap- - Lairs, and' to send intelligence to the camp of the besiegers, left no doubt concernipz the disposition • of Rassia towards Tayar for M. Conculienco never hoisted his flag, either for the ships of the Admiralty, or for the (gist of Bayram. But the face of affaigt *totally changed. A Tchianun from the arsenal, has just brought orders for the frigates to set sail irnmediaiely. They ate given up by every body for lost ; for the experie.ice of several years proves, that along the whole coast, from Si rinpe to hleraclea, the south ard west winds con stantly blow ill the I sth of March. We know trot yet to what cause to ascribe the precipitate depar ture of these frigates. We are assured that letters arrived with this Tchiacut, announce, that the or der for their departure was issued at the demand of the Russian Minister, who complained of their win tering here, as of an infringement of treaties, and who imperiously required the recal of this little squadron. Others assert, that these frigates are re cAlleti, net so much in obedience to the Russians, as to save them from their clutches. - -- NAVAL INT ULLIGENCE. _ PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 11. Arrived this afternoon, the Whiting schooner, with dispatches from Bermuda; she brings A 2 ac count of the death of Admiral Sir A. Mitchell, K. 14. Commander in Chief at Halifax. Yesterday morning, the Defiance, of 74 guns, Capt. Hotham, went from St. Helan's, to juin the Channel Fleet. Remain at Spithead the Ckampias and Avenger, with the Newfuuadland convoy. PLYMOUTH. APRIL 10. A very large convoy, from the Westward, has been seen to-day in the oiling, among which appear to be two. store-ships and a frigate ; but the weather is sn hazy, that the number cannot be made out. The Lady Warren hired armed ship; Rangir and DiTatch Navy transports; and Fianna trancport,with about 50 merchantmen, bound to the Eastward, are under weigh ; but, from the strong fluod tide, and very little wind at N.W. it is thought they will not get out this evening. Came in the Poillonts, French brig, prize to the Pallas frigate; the Poppenburg galliot, Cathartna, Larges, from St. Thomas's ; and the Bremen ship, UrAisser, Gatsin, from Chula:non, both detained by the Alexander privateer. DRAL, APRIL It. The following vessels are detained and sent in, and remain in the Downs, with the ships as per last, viz. the Bradford, CL A RK, from Amsterdam. for Lisbon; Flora, ST • lIFOID ' from Baltimore; and the Nancti, JumsitiGs, from Virginia, both bound to Homburg)..—Wind N.E. 1111111111121111111MINII FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S G.4ZE7 TR. Arinira , tipOlfire, April 11, 1806. lever from - *Ain Joh , . • Copy of a ...so Captain John Davie, late commander of his Majesty's sloop KIVOIAritf, to William Mar•den, Msg. dated on board the Trio cartel, Fa!Tomah, April a. 11106. , - - SIR-1 have the honour to inc'ose a copy of my letter to Captain Maxwell, of his Majesty's ship Arab, kimono an sc• count of the capture of aiFeencli privateer by His Majesty's late sloop the Favourite, under my command. I am, Sir, &c. JOHN ravrc. His Majesty's sloop Favourite, off the Tris Pours, Dec. ?I, 1805. SIR--. 1 have the honour to acquaint you, that, in obedience to your orders of the 18th instant, I proceeded in His Maierty% sloop under my command to the Islands des Loss, where I was informed that the privateer you sent me in pursuit of was at anchor in the river ut Pongas. I immediately shaped a coitus,. for that place; and, when within a few leagues of it, two sail were discovered, which Mr. Wilson (who volunteered to be our pilot) affirmed were vessel: which had been captrued Dr her. Conceiving it to be my duty, I instantly made all sail, and gave chace to them. Owing to the shallowness of the seater, and Incorreeness of the charts, we did tint reach the entrance of the river till then afternoon, when we discovered the privateer under sail, and working not. She allowed us to approach within half gun-shot, when sbe attempted to get away. I immediltely commenced a her from the bow guns, which soon induced her to shorten aid, arid, to my surprise, haul athwart, and rake us. I did not choose to alter the ship's course, because it would have prevented my getting so near as I intendA; but, when within oar own length, I lufficd up, and pee her our broadside. The Captain had the temerity to continue engaging iis for twenty minims, which cost him end ten others their lires,atid twenty live men badly wounded ; whilst lain happy to say, that Lieutenant Ortlam. of the Royal African corps (a passenger,) is the only person hurt on board of us, and be is slightly woundod. On taking possession, she proved to be Le General Blanchard privateer, mounting six teen guns, and manned with one hundred and thirty French and Spaniards. I cannot do sufficient jumics to the teal and perseverance displayed by Lieutenants Patrons and Ingram, Mr. Sued!, the master, as well as all the other officers, mitoses, and mortises under my command, in a tedious chore of threes days, obliged, principally, to sweep and tow the ship, where we had never more than three f.thnms water ; and regret very sincerely that their bravery and good conduCt was not directed as a vessel of granter force. I hare the honour to be, &c. JOHN DAVIE. Keith Maxwell, Esq. Captain of his Majesty's ship Ara►, &c. tc. &c. MILITARY PROMOTIOMI. War-Office, April 12, 1206. list Regiment of Life Guards—John Bonham. Gent. to be Cor net and Sub• Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Savage, pro moted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Gnattls.—Lie•itenant James Vi gor; Harvey, from the 4th Foot, to ►e Eodgn, without pur chase, rice Deets, promoted in the Ist Carrigan Battalion. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Robert liesiceth, Gent. to be Ensign, ►y purchase, •ice Master, promoted. MARRACKS. David Hay, Fig late Captain Lieut. in the 25.1 Foot, to be a Deputy Barrack Mister in Great Briuin. Ist Regiment of the Royal Fast India Volunteers... Ensign Henry Weald to be Lieutenant, vice Lloyd, who resigns. Robert Frost, Gent. to be Ear.ign, rice Wadd. MICSIONANIIIIII6I. Lieutenant Henry- S. Cranford, of the 20th R-Riment of Foot, will was superseded in The Gazette of Ills Itth ultimo, is reinstated in his rank, it appearing that he is a prisoner in Fu nce. tamitrussirns in the Royal Tait Regiment of Middlesex Militia, eigurd by Hu Mnju•y. Captain Thomas Abtahain to be Adjutant, vice Otter, ap pointed to the College at Marlow. Dated January, 29, 18U6. Celett.i.siote M the Loyal Southwark Volunteers, sipted Os the rerd I.irutrnnnt 1 the ('..arty of y.. cry. Thomas Gowiand, lent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated March 27, WO. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Rarker and William Kirby, of th., town of Kingston. upou-Null. bricklayer, and plaiiiterers. April I, ISUIL . Thomas Brewer and William Reurfare, .4 Rareeton, in the count,. of Siom,a, ateliers March 21, 1106 John 1011`e, Jobe Tlrentyman, and.K iehard Cooper, leather sel.er... Marcie 3, 11106. William Pat", 'Chorine. Row, ,1 Irving', and Wdliam Fro,:gatt, wholesale perfumers. Mtecte Thomas AmereaN, of F est Raeford, an rs , roomy of Not. Unbars, whale:was cutter, and Jaa:p:4 Wiac n, late fat last Rrtford, tot now of rant Siockaith, in the GaM.- oorir.gh, i., Ure comity of bliColll,lllialellaste-cHtter. July' 16.15 , 4. " John Cliff, and Joshua Pear, ofLetster-fieire,'ltt rho town ship of Bradt - old, in thweotinty of York, scrihlitintiand fulling millers. nocli 29, 1806.. Jasper W hint , of A'tcant, in she kingildra of Spain, and James Waring, of the city of London, ineichants. Aug. al, IFOS Benjamin Crawford Wals”ii. and Delafons, of BO and Mouth sweet, in the ear of Loudon, wino aed brandy mu rchants. March 2:0, 1806 Charles Hickson, James im, and Thomas Sothero, of Runcorn, timber-merchants, and boat-build,r... FeOrnaiy Ibo 6. Llisab?th Sewell Neale, Nicholas Toner, and 11.zalitth Neale, of the city of isi,nwtch, show: and cottou•inanntacterers. 'eh. 15, 1806. John Greenfield, and Edmond G,e..iified, of Byworth. in Th. perish of Petworth, in O.:county of S.iwex, Wlieelwrights. M.,-ch 1, 1806. James Swann, and Thomas lVilliams, of Redditch. in the moo 7 of Worcester, needle and fish-hook-makers. Dec: 91. 18( 4 John Gent, and Wiliam Mason, of the town of Notting ham, and also of Bingham, in the county of Nottinghatn, c tr. TIM and Leather-torten. April 1, IRC6. BASKRUPTSI. ; /melds Doon, of Oarendon-square, Selmer-Town, kr the parkh ef St. P,IIICIJ+, ro the count, or Nirrldlesex, ,oitntat' s , dealer and chapm , n, to surrender, April at eleven, and Mav 24, at ten, at Goildhad, London. Attanney, Mr. Iluther Bartholotnew.clow, London. Thomas Mitchell, of Lawrence-Pcturtney-bill, COW*. street, in the city of London., morchent„doiler and Granolas), to surrender, April 19, :/6, and May. 24, at clever', at Guild hall Attorney, Mr P. U.lh'ilharns, Austin Fria's. Edmund Ar tertian, of New Broad-street Mews, in the city of London, inerdiaid, dealer and chenille'', to surrender, April 10, 21i, and May. 24,, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornen Mr. Walton, Gndler's-lial' s Bavinghall.•treet. John Pearson, now or late of Pudsey, in the county of York, clothier, d•aler 'and c' apriran, to qirrender, April 30. May 1, at the house of Mr. Thrones Duckit, the Bull's Head Inn, in Bearifo-d, in the said county, and 24, at t arise, as tire house of ,Ir. Jeho Wood, the Talbot Inn, in Brad. ford. Atturne , s, Messrs. tiaihton and Bentley, Bradford, Yorkshire; and Mr. Evair‘, Tharves-Inn„ London. Joseith Hawkins, of Ash next Caropcey, in the county of Suffolk, miller, maltster, dealrr and chairman, to surrender, April 21, at Mirr, It, and May 24, at ten, at the Crown lon, in Framlinghanr, in the comae of SOUL , . Attorneys, Messrs. Turk, Palliser, and Pugh, No. 3, Gray's Inn-square, London stiriMr. Pulham, Woodbridge, t , uffolk. Jonas Yates. of Clecitheaton, in the parish of Birctall, in the county of York, shopkeeper, dealer and chessman, to sur render, May 9, 10, at the poise of Mr. 'Thomas Woo, t a B ack Ruh Inn, in Bastall, and 24, at the hou-e of Richard Waite, the Nag's Held In,, in Cleckheato", at ten. Attor neys, Mr. Battye, Birstall ; and Mr. Bettye, LlArneer)-lan London. Robert Platt, of Poulton in the Fylile, in the county of caster, dealer and chariman, to surrender, April 29, 30, arid May 24, at five, at the ut John Pritt, the Kind's Arms, in Lancaster. Attorneys, M,55111 Dowluggiir arid Sharp, in Lancaster. Nathan Rust, of Rotherfield Peppard, near Henley, in the county of Oxford, miller, to surrender, April 19, 26. and May 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hmuy Carpenter, No SI, B iswehall-street. London. John Smith, of Wolvi.rhampton, in the county of Ftafford, hosier, dealer and rhapman, to surrender, April 17, ^t s:x. 16, and May 24, at ten, at the Bell Inn, in Derby. Attorneys, Mr. Leftward Biddle, of Wolverhampton ; Samuel Plant, of Chesterfield; atal Messrs. Russ, flail, an d Rua.. of W.Va. court, London. Robert'llarrett, of High-street, in the %mills of South wark, in the county of Suir.•y, linert.draper, to surre:ider, April IS, 26, and May 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. James Newkan, of Wardrobe-Terrace, Black friar; Church. lames Cloves, of Ftith-House-Mill, near Ripponden, in the pariahs of Halifax, in the tounty of York, colt 'n-spinner, dealer and Chapman, tosurrander. April 22, 30. and May 24, at eleven, at the Star Inn, in Manchester. Attorney:, Aleaus. Johnson and Bayley, wt Manchester. Richard Westwood, of the city of Bristol, nialtster, to nit , ren...kr, April 25, 29, and May 24, at,ei.•..•n, at the Whits Lion Inn, In Broad sheet, Bristol. Ansitm.y., ItleMtl. FA inuilds and Sot., Eschemirw-Olice of Peas, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and Mess,.. Leman, Bristol. Frederick John French, of Chepstow, In the county of hlnitmuuth, shopkeeper, dealer and chairman, to sutrertler, April 2i, 26, and Mee 24, at eleven, at the .hoitse of Same; Poston, called the Rummer Tavern, situate in the city of Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. James, No. 12, Gray's lon-square. London ; and Mr JohnCoritish, Bristid. William Booker, of Clatifield, in the counly of Oxford, tailor and salesman, to surrender, Aunt 23, 24, and Mav 24. at &men, at the Ste le Hall Inn, Witney, in the county c_f Oxford. Attorney. Mr. Charles Tussles. Ux.fue.. DIVIDENDS. May 9. William Chatterton, of Waltham, in the enmity of Lincoln, grocer, dra,wr, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in the town of King.tinimprin•Holl. May I. kohert ftlarshall, of Aderiek-upon Street, in the county of York, arm-trader, dealer and eltapniars at ten, at the heave of Mr. John Taylor, the Elephant, in boseaster, in the said cott.•ty. May S. William sunny, of Old Gravel-lane, in the pariah of St. George in the East, in the county of Middlesex, car rier and leathrr-cotter, at eleven. at Guildhall, London. May 6. Joseph Johns ' ori, of Manchester, in ' the county of Lanca‘ter, merchant, dealer and chapman, at three, at Gm Dog Tavern, in Doansgate, in Manchester. Mar 6. Thomas Wood, late of Sculenates, hi the rolinty of York, dealer in %Meteorite; liquors and Chapman, et teielve, at the George Inn, in the town of Ki orton-upon-I lull. Ma , 7. Solomon Lund). of Rishworth, in the parish of fla• lifax, in the county of York, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the White Lion len, in Halifax. May 13. James Kenyon, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan caster, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in John street, Liverpool. 1/01,. 7. William Malkin, of Manchester, in the roomy of Lancaster, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Star lun, in Manchester. May J. John Dutchman the e'der, of the town and county of the town of King.toii-upon•Hiel, sail maker, dealer and chairman, at ten, at the house of James Jefferys, known by the name of the Coffee-House, in Scarborough, ill the county of York May S. Batley Royston, of the township of Lindley. in the parish of Huddersfield, in the county of York, cloth-mane facturer, at ten, at the house of Mr. Wriest, the Utd Cock Inn, its Halifax May S. John C,apstack, late of Angel-court, Throgntorton stool, London, tailor, dealer and chessman, at tea, at • May 6. John Lee, of the city of York, wooPen.draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the house of Mix. Pearson, the Rol Lint Inn, near Monk-bar, York. May S. Wiliaarn Francis, nil the city of Canterbury, ho-- merchant, dealer and chairman, at ten, at the Gull Thal i of the city of Canterbury. May IS, John Kissers, late of Ch andos-st reet, Covent-garden, in r e county of Middlesex, dealer and ehaprean, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CF.RTIFICATES—MA• 3. James Baltic, of Chatham and Shoeruise, in the county of lent, hanker, deals, and chapman. Jul n Padmore, of Leicester, in the county of Leicester, linen %raper. shoirkeeporoleeler and chapati:or. William Hacker, late of the prevents or the Pasco of the A refl. hiallop of Canterbury, in the county of Kent, builder and rarumiter,dealer and Hemmen. Nathaniel E-tlin, of Hinckley, in the county of Leicester, hosier, dealer and chapman lhomas Conte, of the city of Norwich, ironmonger, d•mler and chapman. Ann Henning, now or late of the town and county of Poole, I inen.draper, dealer and chapwrimati. Pester Gandon, of Wentw ,nth-street, 1i1111.! parish *lSt . Mary, Whitechapel, is the county of cooper, deaier and chapattis. IPMCF. or si4eKs. SATURDAY 3 per Cei.t. te..fthArtt 3 per Cent. C0rt.,14 bi 4 pct Cent per ernt. Navy . I.oelg Annuities ..17 1.1,014 .. r por. lo Excheitt,l F.-glirla Lottery Tick-t. ..... I*.”. Cutok.tio t.t . as T. 111Sli. Stock-R , oker, i t 1 . . 4,L ra11,11., Clia.trroperkr. 9. ... Pll.ltt.: . OF '4it STOCIZSAfeit 9. GOM. Debentures 2* pee Cent 4es.l.l)•ebn..t.ores,/5 !..... Cent 94 Grunt -Canal letatt,!4 402't Vint..." ' 09* itecalt:u.s.ll Loau,6 per vent 9.51 - . . . • ..., • ' IA•4Gii. COURSE UP E XCI . FRIDAY, Artl4. 1 0 . Amstenlson .... !'1; 7 2.1`. Wane . 4 , Men at 810 t .. 75. E " Ven,ce Rolter,..ars c t.... 11 9 2 tt. • IF.i4lsms " — }issubutih...;s. 114 '4 4 411. Opnrto ' 61 AttOni ..• •• . , ..4 4 2111. Illolsloe 124 ta:is ..,„ t , 24 12 Cask 14* Dan. 95--. 2U. .v,‘.... cs d 1 1 1.,nodeste* :..: 't 5 1 • PortnearOnld in egoP Coat ' J. And*. and Rats net we -- ..- _ *dos.. a..... .' Saw 11”ubln.dis.... —_ - _ Ma tid .... an erect. New 00113,s .... ... • , Ditto ,. Silver in Katy ..... - - -• .: -44 11Isia ',I Leghorn .• s , '} • Astin on the. Rata n. . ...., Naples ....:... 44* 54 Twr Cent . , ()/blin . eas 1.....40et (51.. tr•-ls .)1 ) Whalen Ltn.ann . ApLii I . , -Reita.t on Dubbn (1)%t1o) 314 61 dly•. --IL,- • , MEETINGS OF caiotToms, AT .1111111,DHALL, to- is o e mow. M. lg. Joseph Nlurret, late of Simi° d r ape, • 3 la W. ham lierishaw, late St. Catherine's, near the T,e,rer of cusi and lime - f I* This nes let/tarn the younger, Rochester, Kent, dealer and Cll.. 1,113 Ail • 3 It T.lOll3jS Idle of Oxioid street, Middlesex, hosier . • - If Samuel Tyler, I its of Orange Etna, Bloontsbury, dlesex, - y In William R. telt, Raherhit he, Stirrer, miller - 1J Rnlrett Coulthard, late of IMP C trketers, Orange-row, Kennangton-road, Sultry, rtctusler 112 CERTIFICATES. Thomas tambeit, of Serveataa, in the parish of East t 1 iuon, in the couiste of York, horse-dealer, dealer and chauitiait. Vlinattnait, of Gurld.otd, in the county of Surrey., butcher. Jelin Parkel,lata of Birmingham, in the moist, of Warwick, btae•-founder, dealer and chapmen. EIRTLL Kellltston Hall, near Newark, Lady Scarsdale, of • daughter. MARRIAGES. Oft Saturday 'an, at Atirs-la.boarie Church, br the Rev. kioldero, Major lime Oirseley, of Raker N 1155 Whitelocke, eldest daughter of Lieutenant-Genoa Whiteloake. Thureisy last, at St. Otorge's Tnmbland, Thomas F.sq. Private Ser-etary to the Right tioit Wm. Windham, to Mies.Crilhatinoianglater ot Mr. Golw.an, of Norwich. On Monday last, at Llncoln, by the Rev. W. Goy, Chaffee WA!, EMI Soleen of the Royal North Lincoln Regiewot fit Mi•itia, to Miss Foster, etdett daughter of Jeptha Fester, Esq. of James -street, Lincoln. On Friday, at St. Geroge's, Hanoversgirire, Sir &opiate Richard Glynne v ilast. of ilawartien Cootie, Mr. Hon. M,•+ Mary Neville, second daughter of Lunt Era..broolte. ' Thursday raurniiN, atSbetlnirne Castle, 1) , , set, the Hon. Mist Doitron, daughter .41.0 rd Sherburne, to P , "nre hariatir, sky. Earl and Countess of Suffolk, Lord and Lady &adorer. wale of the party. DEATHS. Lat&y, at his moat in 4611,4. Count lieyden, broth, it ta lere the ',resent t.arl of Athlone On the 9th in . at his house in lasadenhallortreet, Mr. Jo seph Swift,at the wirisnoel age of seam; LI inhabitant of that neighbourhood 74 years, sod Esther of this LAathereeder: Comps. y. HUM %T(R THIS DAY AT LAANDUN &MID 4.. Meet... 17 min. after 10. I Er. .... 5S min. elk r SALES BY AUCTION. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE., wtmts, PLATE, LINEN, HOOKS, AND PAINTINGS. Hy Mr ti TEWART, On the Premise', No. 7, 19 'mina -street, Welbeck.virret, WEDNESDAY. the 1611‘ I..wat,t, at levels,' o*Clo,k, rlll-1E Excelknt HOUSEHOLD RNI. Ttl It E., in capital beds, larAttatda, and furnitwe, dr w ing.remo wnr, doping tabl-s, cord and Pembroke ditt, co , vet., lordcing•glas,es of very large dimenriqns. China glass, v•.-ry carnal table and bed linen, plata, paostings ab:2 tent, and the Etinwing "Pinson! the Enr,t flavour: rarticolo,. fine 7-Ddena r Claret, Enitiniae, Itstsvosillon, Toltai, Part, alai lo;csesss. of the be t qu..li•y; a be.ustsfu. antivette Head of its Emperor Adrian, Font Inv Idorbeti ti Culection ; Rust. of late King and Queen of France, front the Marquis de la La. To be viewed two dayv previon. to the SAP, astl ('a• - t‘oz ., re 1,24 on the P,emsts a; sod of Mr. Stewart (opposite Aline , ;, Psccadily. LXCELLENT TOWN RFSIDENCE, WITH COACH- HOITSE AM) STARLING. By Mr. STF.WART, On the Premises, No. 7, P.ontinck street, WelbeckAtre,t, ni WEDNESI) AY, the 16th instant. at T.Av,. 0 - elot 'I I HE Valuable LEASEHOLD PItEMISE ., 11 tlo V, 11,ntinck.street, Welheck•ttsret, Lite in Or Occupation of Charles Dennis, Esq. bring an excellent Toevi Rssidence, ltd ConSlitA the attic wry, four erica -, t hed-rooms; on the second story, three ditto; first fleet, ca pital Agreeing and sitting-rooms; ground floor, excellent it ing and sittiog•roons s entrance hall, with kitchen% hwrtc• keeper's fawn, boatels pour, ; wine, beer, and coal crear ; roacli.hout. and tour.itiaq the whole went substantial and 111041( ,1 1 et..te of repair, held Jar an go,- repined team .4 IT years, from M elsurtimer, 111%, lathe .e. , low Rent of 1001. per anuunt. aid immediate poiweashin risen To be viewed be Tickets only, to he had of Mr So.00t„ opposite Albany, Piccadilly ; aka printed Particular.. ni J Dawom, Esq Solicitor, W.irwick- street, GOWIPII-OGVIVC; Cl:t et the place of Sale. VALUABLE AND SELECT LIBRARY. By Mr. STF.WART. At hic Anßiun Room. 194, Peradily (nppwite Arlaov,l TIICIZS LAY, April 1/, and eleven follow dzy. (Subhla? exttottl,) I -1 H 1: e ery choice and well-selefted Colleltion• 1 the Library of a datineu , sliod Nobleman, clerea-..1• among -t uhicn will be found man. of lb* beat County 1 1 ''' torirti fil3C CO"ICA. of Print. on the Fine At" • ViitiOr43ll4 and INllpliist Edition. of ,hr forty V.! and Traaes,, tate I li , P•ncal Trets, printed during the I.: War, Ena:isli and the brat French Authe.• • the 'elite-. 14 in bee pttmert tti.m, and many how. , rn handaorte and e'reant bindioßo. Cala . ..coo. t^ h- l" . ` of Mr. Dr.glitnn, Cambridge ; Mr. 1! ,, 0ke. Olf° .• • and at Stestart'a Att• - hott Room tocnnatte Ath.nit). I'k,3# LONDON :...Printod by G. DAVIDSON. Nn. 17, I ) " C...rt, Bow-atr. rt, Covont-Gatota, and Pooloohd .1 ", Qffica'r Mn b, sack of St. t lament's Church. t.. W. SPICK, of No. 7, Now 11.350n- , t ,, ft, Ord , r4, Bc. toeihro P 40.1, oast to U. 11.1:' , 01 (le , r wila-bo duly attgoolag to. t 1 V ... Si II 51 CA PP Tv Di It 111 W 1 COI wh Ti /ft