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7 , 7 sir; Mr. Mtuntae s a Friar. The most elegant fancy dresses were wont by the Duchesses of ATHOL and M•I4CUSSTIII, the Marchioness of Sittissuitv, the Coontesces of Survote, H•RDWICNI. KIN . NOUL, Kr a. and BARRYSIORS, Lady Noiern- WICK. the Ladie, YOalt a, Lady G.O *xi 1..... and Lady . „the Miss o*<nwoons, and Lady KINN•IUD. Joinsaat.t.'s dress teas extremely elegant, the / penes were confined with gold cords . roses, and .'tassels. The most splendid &minas were the Earls of Frets:o6lam and KINNOUL, Lords KINNAIRO ;and MULGRAVZ, .Sit RICIIAID GA MON, Sir Iticus ;Also BOY se. and Sir WINDSOR HUNLOCN. Above SOO persons of the first rank and fashion . c were present, who all agreed that the hest supported, and most natural charanerr in the room, was that ' of the elegant :Marlin of the • tire, who was to be fottud every where, and, like the sett, shone on all alike. • It was six o'clock, the ensuing morning, when the company separated. AMERICA. .......0110.----- mew-YORK, APRIL Ti. ' Ile British ships Leander of SO guns, the Clll,l. irian of 44, anu the /)mote sloop of war, were off gaudy Hook ‘esterday. We are informed. that they have brought to and boarded every vessel that bee left this ' , on lately, aEd have pressed several Amu !nen from them. At a late hour last ever.ing, f im were inform d, - that the Namorud, Capt. Manning, Curacoa for this port, was captured off the lank yesterday. by the British frigate Cambrian, and sent for Haller; also, the ship Jurors, from Havannah, and the brig Carla. from Mattinique, sed sent for Halifax. " eISW-VOltS, APRIL nl. as I have only time to an. that two or three ves sels, with 60 men each, have been dispatched thro' the Sound, to re-take the American vessels which have been sent to Halifax." P. h.—Just as this Paper was putting to press ten tart-loads of provisions. which had been procured iothis city for the British squadron now blockading our harboirr, and whirl had been arrested on the war to the ships, and brought back to town. were conveyed to the Aims-house. amidst the loud hostas of the multitude. At a Meeting of Federal Republicans, at the Ton tine Coffee-house, New York, on the 26th. to take into consideration the defenceless state of the har bour, among other Resolutions, it was resolved, t 44 That the repeated outrage.' committed by f ore i gn shi n , et war, at the 411011431 4 of our I:arbutus, merit the resentment cod hadloatiiio of every friend to his country. S. •• That an Administration which orients to pay money to av o id foreign insolence, or to prevent the violation of mi. tional rights. chile it sells and dismantles its naval force, hi stead of increasing and preserving it, for the defence of our prow and commerce, prostrates the national honour, endangers • the aw lie safety, sod invite, both injustice and insult. 3. " Th A the "offering of foreign armed ships to station tlicin.els es off mei harboor, soil there to stop, secrets, and 'tamale oar vewe s, to impress, wound. tad reorder our ci tiaras, is a romans' visional neglect at the highest duties of GiWeemaimit; and that as Admiiiiseratiort, which patiently rime esite the easy is wet owned to wee...nada:ice of 4 brave ' 'rat resole. 41 hat so Mae at the Irltials stoma war, which have as. maim sr she eftereitee al this i net, are suffered to re n, it is earoestlp tweiwalevoslal that no *undies, pro • menus% of any lied, should be affnitied them from so, nee any hammiest MY with them in any shape ; sad that aye piles heal abotad abstain Roma visiting 'bat dam temeler of Joke Now ewe of o t tp fakijew-citis e bet Wee. II 1e...11 ship of wet at the epitomes of Ir, awl within half a mite al Sh• :hem, while ha was a peasseabbi aseigetina eta esessioir wow; Nate with is foe oar market, was ais am the **cites oar dela/nation cream, and cello spew caw Giiverninettt fee the 'dep. romps and virtues incomplete , prevent' repetition of .iitnn and inhuman colailtect, and ea Ratraut a eication .iationisise,earigiory. .. Tfiet this Meeting approves the conduct of those per. I .41'1 inteeceoted the supplies which were sent from this ity to Coot. vessels who new blockade the harbour, and who have munlivert our fellow-chin:l, Joh* Pierce 7. .• Thai we will attend the tonere, of the deceased; and that R be recommended to the ships in the !arbour to display the: customary slim. of mourning." .......... • CITY 07 NW vote. 3swe Pierre, roaster of the stoop Richard, a coasting vessel of Brandywine, baing duly ewers, deposes and says, that, as ha was appoachint Sagely Hook, and trait about a quartet of a mils Conn the ild.rch, and twit miles South from the Light house in Vs taiel vessel, yesterilas rimming, about fi ve o'clock, two shots were ark, st di ff erent times, from a large British ship of war, yeah two tier of gone, supposed to be the Lesissieri that owaof the said shot struck about forty yards be rowed of the said vessel, and the ether went nearly over her ; u pon which the De;wment rounded to his vessel, and, about lee minutes after, another shot was fired from the said ships wiii steocis the taTel-rail and guartv-rail, and killed immr steady a man at the helm, named John Pierce, brother of the Deponent, and who wee • hand 4141 beard of his 'easel. That the Deponent cannot accitrately determine the distance of the said sloop from the Leander, but he conjectures it to be above a mite. That the Deponent then continued his course, and entered the Hoek without any further molestation. Sworn 26111 April, 1601, before J ESSE PIERCE. Di: Witt Clinton. Me:ekiah Pratt, Master of the brig Sally, of this port, de poses, 11134, 14 he was aperoaching the said port from St. Thmstaa‘s esoreeley evening. and within twenty roil clistat:t front the whiles mentioned sloop, he ob.erved the fats stated ia the withisionwesioilee afEdarit of Capt. Piero", and that, to t h e h en of ki s k now led g e and belief, they are true, except the Pitting of the man, of w h ich this Derlnellt OS no personal Imoeledgist that there wei% at that time thee- ships of war in the Mews, and. Met the tine mentioned in the Within afd,rit, wises one-doel •c•orsos.essolannw; opt all themid.muckal wetted et the Deponsett•l vessel, at least twenty shot in the 1 who is ; but that he proecertee on withoet comin g to t that a strop ef 'war fowl at the Deponent's vessel When he was about • a weave of a mile from the shore, and after the within-men tioned Jeeth Is tall to have ueruherl ,• that about twenty Veil of vessels were commg into pert at the same time ; and that , tit-wards of a hundred shot were fired at the acid vemels by the rid shipeof way. DEZEKIAII 'PRATT. Swore 26th April, 1106, tutors 1/e Witt Chilton. brenarat for Afurder.—The Grand Jury, at the huggestinn of a Republican Member, found a Bill, bn Sazu:alay last, against Henry Whitby, Captain of the Leander, for the Murder of John Pierce. Vent BA -.cr.* 14, of the 23d Regiment, has of fered a bet of I'3oo guineas, to walk 100 miles in '2O boors. , A. lnter has appeared in one of the Co tin!r:, Journals front Sir Geo Roe. CORNWALL, Member for arr . eflrdshire, stating, as the result of a conference with Mr Varstr-rane. that a Cyder Tar is under corsister,t•ims, but nothing is settled on the subjefl. 'Z'':?. nreser, plan it, that 'persons compounding tor Lr;;••,.e hrs. wihg shall not be tatted for makinu cy ei-r ; r.7. , 1 thak thoge air make cyder only that! be 'Rat.: • r..litalt the comPositioa paid fur priv•tcly trreng: - ' i r. NAVAL IhTELLIGENCE. toaTbmoung, iota 2. The Antelope, with the East India eoavuy, couid not get round St. Helen's hich they wete attempting all l,y yesterday. After poet, tteyan chored at St Helen's. frnm whence they sailed early thic thy, with a g ood wind. Dr , pp..d down to St. Helen's, the I.:,..ararrvs, Fame, and Antereee, fitted for the East In dies, under orders of Sir John B. Warren, who has hoisted his flag on board the Evvirononi of 80 guns. Admiral Purvis's flag was hoisted this day on board the Ch !thane fraeate. He is to command un der Lord Collingwood, off Cadiz. Arrived the Savage sloop, from Cork ; and the Meteor bomb front the Downs. Also the ,laricc. Hoop, from Barcelona, bound to Vera Cruz, de tained by the Saracen. Calm. into Harbour, the Dreednotcrhi, of 98 guns, Capt. Conn, one of the Trafalgar ships. I,YM!NOTON, JUN? I. Sailed the Ville S 11ilan trigate, Admiral Berke ley, with the fleet under convoy for Halifax. 141,M01;111, MAY 31. Arrived the A ucklead packet, Schuyler, with Mails, from Lisbon, 13 days passage ; left at Lisbon the lireleingham packet, and sloop Scarfs, which was ex petted to sail from Lisbon the 20th instant, having under her convoy the brig Hew, Captain Hehster, with .Lord Robert Fitzgerald and family for Ire. land. His Majesty's ship Star takes the nest con voy for England, which is expeeted to sail abent the £oth June.—Also arrived the American ship Court nay, Bryant, with flour from Norfolk, for orders. Danish ships Ekenezer, Wedsfeld, and Cbrisiien, Rev, both from Norway with timber, for a mat ket. Wind"N.N.E. novel, suite 3. Last night was sent in here by tl e lA tellirenre kun-brig, a fishing smack, belonging to Rye; she had on hoard fourteen casks of rum, which she had taken nut of a Danish West Indianian, off &achy Head, which the Captain of the gun-brig had got informatics's of. hut, on boarding the smack, could find nothing. until hauling the trail, which was out, as if in the aft of fishing, they found the above-mentioned casks fast to it. The Indiaman is in consequence detained and sent into the Downs. Pt At, Mitt T. Arrived the Ant schooner, from Portsmouth, with a convoy, which are sailed for the River. Sailed the 844 gun brie, on a cruise; S;e.T. B. Warren and &Pons cartels, with Dutch prisoners, for Holland. Arrived the Lonr,'•,n packet, Capt. 111 , Dnugal. from Philadelphia, in thirty-one days passage, aed remains for orders; also the Arrays, schooner, and latrilivare gun-brig, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs, with the rest of the ships, as per last. entre, MAY 211. The convoy with troops for Gibraltar have not yet sailed from Cnve. Th . s morninga,the Eolut, Lord W. Fitzroy, sailed bona our ha.' boar on a crake. rsf FROM LLOYD'S LIST, Geaverewn, Jert t o-Fassot hr the Snpply . Sehentoite ; and the Mary Ann, Wilson, form Grntembiegh ; Zulu*, bons Hanthiirgh ; Charlotte, Sinclair, Bre York; Weymouth, Weldon, flaw Smyrna ; J.hawse. Veflien ; and the Ceeformia, Revd lissom% fmm Notes, orstilled the Quests, Rental% fn. Gibraltar; James, Jame, 6* Dublin; Mary, Morgan, for Riga; Ve.tal, roe Cettrltt . are , . Barham; and the Ampeiest, Andersen, lee Elsinore. FROM LAST NEGRI'S GAZETTE. War-Orsee, Jane 3, 1106. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 4th 16-e:event of Oragoera Goardio-Lieeronant H. Le Grange Goligan to he Camtaio of a Troop, wit,mut ptkehne. Cornet R Pbibrw rii he Lieutenant, without percher*. Ensign John Chambers, from the 39th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Phibba. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards... Filer Edward ROL kinson to be Lieutenant, without pore.hase, vice Lord Alex. ander G whoa, appointed to the 59th Foot. 615 Regiment of Foot—Lreureriant-General George Nugent. from the 624 Foot, tw be Colonel, vice Hit ,Hiehowe the Doke of Gloneesier, appointed to the command of she 114 Riteimeot of Foot Guards. Ills ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel John Stewart, nom the 34d Foot, to be Ideutenans-Colonel, vice Miro*, deceased. itd ditte--Major Rebel Barclay to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Stewart, appointed to the Its Foot. Csetaiii Henry Rid•wood, to be Wier, vise !!Heist. 62d dirt's-oLieutenentGegerial Sir Eyre Coote, IC from the Ellth Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Nugent, appointed to the comma,..' of the 6th Fstot. 19th ditto—Lieutenant-Geo-rail John Tlfbiteloeke, from the 6th Writ India Regiment, to be Colonel, sic. Si, Lyre COON', appointed to the imminand of the s2d Foot. 96th ditto.-Adair Alexander Francis Taylor, from Half-pay of the late 14th Girdles Battalion, to be Malec, vice Wee. ton, who exchanges 6th West India Regimen!—Lie itenantGeneral Simon Fraser, from Hal-pair of the 1114 Foot, to he Colonel, vice Lieu tenant-General nThiseteeke, appointed to the command of the trear Foot. • A Reeirromt of Istfanoy for service at the Cape of Goad Hope. Maier SWVIII4 Graham, from the 08d Feet, le be Lieutenant- Co;ein el. Captain,/ yeah Glyn Culler, from the 59th Foot, to be Major. Csetain - Cnarles Rapier, from the Royal Staff Corps, to be London and Vreatinioster Light Horse Yolienteen. Elbert ',fritter to be Lieutenant, vies Gil espie, who reogri. Maidlew Sh.b..pear, Gent. to be Cornet, vies leaner. Ordnau're tl‘fee, Jane 4, 1446. Cor,4 of Royal Artillery Drivers. Second iii-.?aunt Coinntiostry Greg- lilockett Sr. be First .Lieutenant Commissary, vice Ilinplityt, promoted; dated &lay 11, tho 6. Lieetsoant Charles %Vali'', of the East Middloaex Militia, t.i be Second Lem:tient Commissary, vice Wicket'; dated as above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. George Arin.tionedyiho Swan, and John P. Baldry, Wap p;ng wall. copper and buss founders. April SO, 11106. Robert Fas , bnither, William Marianna, and Jaises sailey. of Lac Vlifyldeo.tniet, In the yari.h of St. Giles in the Fields, in the counts Middlesex, leather-avers. Malt 1 4 , 3 66 ',Mina Matrons aid Josteph Achnoyd, of Illrailford, in the entnity of York, (tomb. April 1), 1104. Cassandra HAI ,nd Thomas Hall, of the cite' of Lincoln, saerrhants. I My IS, th ,, G. John Wood and Rnbect Wood, of Rottassall, In the county of hlntti.ithans,faiesers Aire 11, !ISM:, MCI HO. 'lltolues Stasp.on, John Hill, and Thomas 11111. of et in the county of Li ctiln, raff and timber-men. chants. May 20, 1806 John Lowe and Galid2l Srneer, bath of Manchester, la the c 4,atp srf Lmaceihri brokers asd eimmoiskebers. May I, 11101. • thmkibtrs. P is Make, of tifyawuth-Doitk, to the entity p. Devon, hiker, deal:* end rthapistaa, rt. surrondar, June 7, 17, aid Jule 14, at tab, at Guildhall, Lmidroi. ktoricY, Mr. Allen New HAW- -street. W4dlalil Folded an, of Weeton, in the county of Nrorcek, ineichant,dva'er and chapman, to surrender, J rue it, li, and July 13, at four, at the Angel I in, in the Marker-„face of the cat N o rwich. Attorneys. Ma sis. SCA ell and Blanc, Nor wie-.; and Messrs. Tilbury and Ned.ord, Bedford row. John Baker, late of Midge Altar, iii the enmity or Somera..t, inhher of cattier, dialer and chap naa, to surrender, June 7. J my 14, and 13, it ten, at the Angel Inn, in Bridgewater. Aust in-as, Mr. Boys Bridgewater; and Mesa's. Blake, Cook'r , aunt, Carey-itrett, London John Twerldell, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, saddler, t. su•ionder, June 30, and July 14, 13, at 0r.., at the Globe 'l' aver., in 1- . .onatrer t, Liverpo.d. Aron ::.:vs, Moms. Stanidreet and Eden, N.. 6, Leigh .treat, Liverpnii. and Mr. Thomas Windle, John sue. t, Balford-tow, London. Augustine Woodwaid, of Liverpool, 11.1 the county of lan dialer, putter-murrliaiit, deal r and ch to surremter, J uly I, 2, and 13, at rotten, at the York lintel, W ilhanorti's square, Liverpool. Attianar, Mr Josiah Williamson, Leigh street, Liverpool. W,Hisen Mdffatt, of Q:ieemstrOet, Long• Acre, in the county of Nti , lilieseuc, to surrender, June 10, 14, and July 15, at one, at (iinulhaH, London Attorneys, Messrs. Foulkes And Lorigdit, /4..lbvirn•cuirrt, Grad's Inn William gutter', of Waltham,Abh....., in the county of F.asex, grocer, dealer and chairman, to surrender, June 14, 41, arid July 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attorney, M.. T. I'. Righy, New City Chaus`aers, Bohnpagatastreld. DIVIDENDS. June 21. Thomas Leaning, of Pre ton, in the county pda tine of Lancaster, waited manufacturer, dealer and chap lain, at twelve, at the hou.e of Mr Robin B .cher, the Sun Inn, in Bradford, in the count, of York. June 25. Wiliam Chapman, of Prann.i, in the county of Lancaster, worsted manufacturer, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Ole house of Mr. Robert Belcher, at the Sun Inn, Lt Bradford, in the county of Yolk. June gB. Joseph Yate, late of Warnfool.coitrt, Throg no,tott street, in the city of Lender. , merchant, dealer and chap man, at ten, at Guildhall, Loadnii. July 3. Joseph Metcalfe, of Upper East Cul . dh6thl, in the county of Mieldlea.x. oilier t, rusiiranue-broker, d:aler and chairman, at one, at Gull than. Ltindlo. July 5. John lead., of Upper Rest Smithfield, in the county of Middlesex, 010111111 and insurance-broker, dotter sod chapinsii, at ode. at Guildhall, 1. 'don. July 3. Joseph Metcalfe and John Jeyes, rf Upper East Smithfield, in the counts of MiAlcsar, oilmen and insu rance-broker', dealers mid chapinen, at one, at Guildhall, Landon. June 27. Jame. Swsnn, late of Hinkley, In the comity of Leh-ester, eurriet, dealer and Outman, at eleven, at the George, in Hinkley, :forward. June 22. Witham high, late of Berwick street, Soho-equate, in the count , of Mitilesev, tailor, dealer and chapman, at twelve, it Guildhall, Lucitiid. June 28 Punter Shepherd, of Lynn, in the county of Norfolk, draper, dealer and cha,tuan, at twelve, at Uluildhall. Lon don. Juni 2i. Thomas Goland the younger, of Whits Lien court, Sirchin-lane, in the city of London, and of Belmont-place, Vauxhall, in the county of Surrey, MI enhant, dealer and e'ta , m.m„ at ten, at Guielhall. Jane 7. John Fawkes, late of Bush-lane, in the city of Len don, wine and acuerreserchaat, dealer arid chapmaii, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June TlVTlinata- lateof Pancras.place, is the county of ildirldlerez, bricklayer and plaiaterer, dealer and chapinan, at ten, at Guildhall, London June et Lawrence, Keir, of Throgmorton-street, in the city of Louden, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Joon 29. Juhii Patrick Mills, of Fradistrect, near Culehettisr, in the county of Ewen, shop keeper. dealer and chair man, at ten, at Guildhall, Losidtn July 5 %Villiam Stead, heretofore of Little Tower-hill, in the county of Middlesex, but lade of Moitimen.strret, in the slid e inlay of Mwidimaz, aserrJunt and dealer, at ten, at Giailaleall, letiadou, !uncle. Thames Star", of Newgate street, In the city of London wholesale linen-drapa r. dollar and Chapman, at tea, at 4,4411211. August E Wiliiam Drummond, of Fobbing, in the county nf. mariner, corn dealer, deader ant charlatan, et ten. sit I.ondon. moo 32 George Hammond, of Stamford, In the county a' Lincoln, mercer, diaper, dealer end cliaparan, at eleren, at the George Ina, in 'aunt Martin's, Stamford Baron, in lb. comity of Northa minuet. CERTIFICATES—Jotro 24. Thome, Sherman, late of Castkpoireet near Finshury square. In the county ia Midillirseg,klumbe;.glaater, Etat palate,. Bucktan, of the to of Kingston-spun Halt, in the county of the same horn, spirit-merchant • Samuel Bock!, the yowler, lets of the city of Petelbototte, in the county of Sulthampton, but now of Newmarket. is the county of Stilt ilk, money-scrivener. Jacob Allneet of New Market-stmet, Wapping, in the cot nty of Middle:ea, allipsetler, salesman, dealt and cl.apinan. John Lewis, of Trnyddol, in the parish of Llanfrothial, in the county of Merionetb, drover, Arse -dealer, dealer and char-nue. Pugh, of the city of Gloucester, coal-rnoteltant, dealer end charoan. ichard Dove, of South As:eller-street, in the prri l h of S'. George, Hanover-No.lre, in tho county of lSl..trie:ex, id dealer and oine....erehAnt. ihorebtli Clarkeon, of South Auelleyetroet, in the print of St. George. Hanover-square, is the county of 1111fddleaex, oil (teeter and wine-merchant. John See, late of Peterborough, In tles county of Ne:tliampton, horse dealer. As the Duke and Duchess of Bcoro Ito were re turning to the Castle, a few rights ago from the Piny, at the corner of Crow -street, Dublin, the carriage received a sudden jolt from a hole in the pavement, by which means one of the footmen was thrown from behind, and I.ad his skull haltered, and one of his eyes knocked out ; he was carried to the Castle with little hopes of recovery. We are sorry to learn that a very destrudive ire broke out on Saturday se'nnight, in the town of Longford, Ireland ; and, notwithstanding every exertion, was not suppressed until two breweries and above fifty dwelling-houses were totally con- Phis calamity having principally fallen upon the poorest class of theinliabitants. the distress Which . it has occasioned is extreme. Early on Wednesday morning a fire bloke out in the stables of the Star Inn, Crediton, Devratshire, which soon communicated to the dwelling-house, and to the house adjoining, raging so violently as to threaten the destruction of a considerable portion of the town. The inhabitants, however, with great exertion, prevented the further spreading of the conflagration ; but the stables, and the two houses mentioned, were entirely destroyed. The French officers on parole in the town (of whom there are 250) were wonderfully *active and courageous is giving their assistance on this °ccaeon; and it is but justice to t.ese gentlemttn to add. that the whole of their behaviour, since they have been at Crediton, has been such as to gain tie general es ter Es of the inhabitants. An unfortnaateliffair happened in Falmouth bar. bout on Stiasfay se'nnight. As some min were at t•mpti-g is &cape from the hired armed-ship /bomber. in contempt of the threats of the Lime sant of that ship, a•ho repo ttedlv declared ! c would lire upon them it they did not retu n, th..t Officer discharged a inosket, and shot one of them through the heart. The Coroner's Jury, who investigated the affair, returned a verdict—Avid:Oa/ Dcet4. -- , • MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUTLICHAtt tu• MO R NOW. N 4 John Edw.rrts,Wigniine-n•ett,Cavendish.sguare, Mid d ~a, vaJ,l:sr . • 2 ig • • D. 11.10 Nathaniel ltleerlen, late of Whitechapel•resd, I.onflon, minis-maker . • 211 . . J Cella, Houndsditc.i, London, plumber . • 1 10 DIVIDENDS. Benjamin Smith the ynunier, and John Cherry, Red Linn street, M ddlesex, vatch-manufacturer. . 10 John Cheer), Red Linn street, Middlesex, watch-manu facturer . • 10 • • . . James Smith, Thames Dittnn.Surreyoirap maker • 14 Henry Lea, Ro,itniaker's.sterrt, Mourne:a., and Bishops. ,rate-street. London toba,conot . • 10 Paul Line! Ford, Howland Mews, West, Middlesex, hAelcnev man • 10 . . Grurge Wills, 'Ugh wee., Whitechapel, tailor • 11 Wit „„„, H, y ,,,,, St May at Hill, Loudon, brandy.mer cl,ant • 10 . . W•ilsam Wat MOT . . New W indsor, Berkshire, inn-keeper it Jame. Lyon, 'savage Gardens, London, merchant 10 John li.s,, Waiello, I,E sex, victualler . !!•1 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank iks•-k 9 ~ e r Cet.t Reduced b 9 iii 4 per Cents. p. Long Annuittes 1).o.• um lads& Stock hulas P. nds a pee Cent 17'11 6O Exchequer fliik Par. 2s Is des. CORSON fur 6III T NISH, Stock•_Brokec 4, C. chill, IRISH STOCKS, Mar 39, 1304. Ger. Debeo Lore., 5 p., ...... •• • 943 G ov . Debentury.3l pro Came 394 Royal Canal Lrran, t pet not. 93 Govt. Stock 5 per COURSE OF E 1 01—leteritain 3b $ 11 1!. Ditt4 at cittit .15 4 Itotter 'tun c. ( 11 fi 2 U IfAiiibtugh 34 1:W. S 4 2 3411. Pan. "t C. Li,. Dan 4 LI, 11'.Ur(1114“/X . . 24 11 e* , :ia Ditto Madrid ....351 effect. Ditto Piton' 97 I.eighe,n 5l Neple. on London (M . Rel fait on London ( An' Belfast on Dublin (Din )(CHANGE- Ouse 2. el.te ditto. 61 Duhim l9) Cott;. 1. s.di Portugal Gain in Coln at 7 l /lan nee on. 4o- INT,w Doult Wirer Dollen Sly .• to Part bit 1 .17 each Agin the Bank of Heiteno. Si per Cent 93.) 101 a ril 29.) to) 3)161 stays. SunAay morninc.4 the Lady of Jemet Christie, Esq. pita. Mall, of a dauelir-r On Satu,da. twit, at fork. tree. Cninttest Talbot, of di Sondes., at his house in Gfna.e.inr.s inew, t 4 LAI , at Colonel Gore La:34tian, M.P. for Somstweethire, elf a daughter. On the 14th of 1141 v, Esq. of Disilia„ t 3 Mit‘ Ella Fatran, youngest daughter of Charles fretran, Lq. a the same city. DEATH on the tath ult. James Inn's, Eaq Pete - - of Seetbr4l. At tin ta-v of the HIGH 1 Mown. t ElfIS PAY .%1' SKI') afte• IFt n - 1.4 . 1 - I , ls, BY AUC-11()N. - CMIt4.L COT.LhCTION or PICTURES. It' Mr. CASSANO, At hk Greet !Ivo, No 11, PicealvSe, sear the Hamer* TO-MOW*O W. at Tomlir o'Clitk, preei.eiv. CAPI rAL and valuable COLLECTION A ITALIAN, FKESCH, sett DUTCH PICTURFS, in* Pr-perty or or. 'deb of FllllllOll, including some cho es C.abtert t wt. ar:ived ham NAplo4, amo.4 which arer-the Entry ofitne Ark, by EArsennre Beta- Pwce, ky Wake-At. lwhia, 1 Sketch by Orr Jeshtu Itcynelri--.4 roman, by Jar. sets—a Cana, by Ca-acs.—tinetbev by La.zarielwwitiod echo Wines of Salvator Rosa, TIOMMIS. Vbsaa. To be viewed till to , Sale. sue Clitalliuseltbil at th-Rtwnt. 1111L1OTHECA DoNFGALIANA. By Mr. STEWART, At hla Avalon Room, No 194, Piccadilly, opposite ARMY, THIS DAY, and To-morrow. ONE of the most Valuable, Magnificent. Spice diA, Scarce, and Carioriv COLLECTIONS of ROMS offered for many years so public saki. Consisting of the Irma esteemed Authors in all Languages the very fusee aed frit it iresainns cf Books of Prints ilia:native of mie Works of de great Mire( II of the Italian, Flemish, Dutch, German. I; ...eh, and English Schools; an invaluable, ti.e, and per Lat oafis h:ago of English, Scratch, and 'rah Teryograisliy, and Cc. soy Hisurie-r; Voyagers, Travels, Natural HMO y, Poetry, and Me. collansou,Works ; the whole selected wstbareat judgmer t . and bound In the most costly and beautiful bilfdings, in Mow" Rama, ha. Being the Library of the lat. M art Noble ARTHUR, MIRQUIS of DONEG %L. To be viewed, and Catalogues hal ,oi Nr4r. Conker Ikr . seller, Ot ford ; Mr. Deigbtrui, C on t n .d g e ; at raway'a Coffne.hrrose; and at the plate co BY LVIGH AND S. IIIOTHERY, Sonkvellers, at tl.err Horse, No. 141, St...n I, oirrn.de# Ca therineotreet, TO-MORROW, and tolleeiag Mat, at Twelve u'Clack, riIHE ENTIRE LIBRARY of THOMAS iI KING, Fag. d weave I ; tare at Drury-Lane Theatre. To which is added, an elegant S-fretonn ~ f Honk% Potts, and P.iiitings, the Property of anial•er Gentleman; .inong which is SoydelEs Shakesooare with large .rid small Platte. Kunabom, and Rover's History of England, complete. au 70 Number. To be viewed (sad Cataloguers had 1 to the Time Of Sale. LF. %Se, 4ND tiO , WWII.L. C \ NNON CO FElc-HOUSE, OUCKSPUIt-STREET, CH.N,RINO CROSS TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr ANGF.I.I., Oa MONDAY, June 1 6 , at One tiClorlt• at Owl"' !* Coffse,hoose, Carotid', (by o•der Om Eseestuis,, THE valnabwle and desirable LEASE of Ike CANNON COFFEEHOUSE- ai.d HOTEL, late in tler occupation of Mfr. WiliTam Circen, slev•nerl Prenuser have rec,nily b,-rn eno..h ellargi4 site proved, at a considerable e•peace, and ,re now in full and eomprise a handsome pile of lofty Bui Ain +rib - sive Tanga of Front, elegant Culfee-ruorn, 1.5.... Club and nti.•_:! Fatintoinuts, niiiiierou•Sed rooms, ana Cret!11e , : . .t. 146, / ' aft" forcarrylng on a capital Tiade,which, together with its locality, sand; unrivalled in the Metr 'pang. Thr. East' is hold 011 Leans at a lore ,e,rriond lent, of which nearly 14 yew are imezpired, and •ttelete wtth modern reps?'. t" "morel, equiatandmg the immediate thoroughfare of Pao Mall, liavarket, Spriug Galata gate, and Charing Croat. Ni. The Furnito , e, togeo...r with the"Steek of Vrnea. Soirits, Ste, may be takes at a valuatioa, or will otherwise Me told bt auct,at. T. be r,-wed three ,15,1 preceding the Sale (with Tlektet!i whiel , and Pariewers with Coat:lames of &Ile, may li• on the l'remi , -..5; at °areaways; and of Mr. Aogell, N 0. 2 39 Threadoeedhearteet. mit. Doti :—Prmuit by G. DAMSON, 110. 19, Duke* Court, Bow.,t , ett, Covent-0.41n, sod Prshfisitert at te• Ofuse, No 15, Back of St. Clements Cutveli, 5+11.'4 bi Y. STUCK, of N 0.9, Now polton-stmet, Dog Atsr- Order', Sec for this Piot, sent gi the Office (pod-punt duly attisodigi Is. rom os A IN MI 6 V vs et r r