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-~_" II LAW INTELLIGENCE. coultr OF KING'S BENCIT—GemnuALt, JuKt :7. ROBARTS and co. O. Dawson. 1 This was an action brought by the Plaintiffs, . • Messrs. Bobatts and Co. Bankers, in Lombard ' " street, to recover 401. being the amount of a hill of acceptance, of the Deist - dimes, who was an attorney of this Court. It appeared, in evidence, that the Plaintiffs te ..sceive‘: the bill in question, specially indorsed to them among others, from the country; and in the common course of their business, it was delivered to Mr. Paine, one of their clerks, belonging to the So ), ciety called Quakers, who, on the 27th April, 1805, left it at the Defendant's house in Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, for acceptance. As it sometimes hap pened that bills were not called for, for a day or two after left for acceptance ; so in the present case the bill lay for some time without being demanded, and became due a day or two before the witness called fee it. Having seen the Defendant, he asked for a bill he lsad previously left for acceptance. The De fendant demanded whether it was a bill for accept ance, or a bill for payment he meant ; the witness answered, the former, and described the bill in question ; Defendant replied, that he had paid the bill ; when the Witness observed, if so, he must have paid it wrongfully, as it was specially in dorsed to the Plaintiffs, who had not signed their names on it, and therefore it was irregularly paid. [ The Defendant said, he would prove it was paid, and proposed chewing his book for that purpose ; but Witness declined it, considering it would be no proof, and demanded to see the bill. The De fendant then produced a peat number of bills, which he asserted were paid bills. and looked them over carelessly ; hut the Witness observing the bill in question among them, took it up, and faun.' it accepted, but no appearance of any receipt, or other lit discharge, upon it, He repeated, that it %sac nut paid, and the Defendant then called in his servant maid, who declared, she could not swear to the payment ; I.c then called a gentleman, who ap peared to be a lodger or inmate of the house, for the time purpose, but he also declined speaking per-. sitively. Having secured possession of the bill, the Witness determined to keep it, and the Defendant in sisted he should give it up, threatening to call aeon stable to apprehend him as a robber, toe. ; bet, in the sequel, he suffered the Witness to carry it away with him, and the aaion was consequently brought. On behalf of the Defendant, Sir V. Glass ob served, that mistakes might sometimes happen, but it was rather extraordinary to leave a bill from the 27th April to the 24th May following (three days after it became due) without calling fur it. The possibility was, some other person bad got the bill in the mean time, and it was paid when due. At all events, it was not necessary to have the Plaintiffs' indorsement on it, in order to make it regular, for on the face of the bill, it apposed t 9 be made pay. able to one George Harvey, or Order, and was in dorsed *, George Harvey" in Mama, without speci fying or directing papoose to any particular per son; so that, in point of law, any person whatever, into whose hands the bill might chance to come, might avail himself of the acceptance of the De fendant, and obtain payment. He had the book alluded to t with the woman and the person who were presented to the Witness at the Defendant's house, hut he found it so great .s difficulty to prove the atilual payment, the Learned Counsel declined calling any Witnesses. Lord Etta:4Bolmm' observed to the Jury, that bowever true, in point of law, the Learned Counsel's observation might be, with respell to the indot se bent. by George Harvey ; yet, the Defendant might have resorted to other means to prove the payment of this Bill; he might have produced a corresponding draft on his Bankers for the sum, or have :hewn it by some entry in his becks ; he might at least give the same satisfaCtion then, that he did to the young man, when be demanded the Bill, by calling this woman, and the other person referred to ; it was true, it might be inferred from the pos session, that there was a presumption, prints facie, of the bill having been paid, but the burthen of pool' in this part of the case lay upon the Defendant ; be aught to have called those persons ; he might have produced the leJger in which it was stated the en try of payment was made; if the bill had been paid, be had the means of &hewing it in tome way or other. Under all the circumstances, his Lordship deft it to the Jury to say, whether, in their opinion, the bill was paid or not ? The Jury, after a short consultation, found a verdia of 421. for the Plaintiffs. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. The trials of yesterday were of tl:e same nature as en the preceding day, and equally uninteresting. Two noted charaders were conratled of petty thefts, and sentenced to 7 years transportation. It was stated about three week, since, that a gen tleman of fortune, wbo is nearly related to a dis tinguished Nobleman, was held to bail for an unna tural attempt en the person of a soldier. The bill wa, yesterday thrown out with dit„uirst. The gen tleman alluded to is of a noble family, and the charge appeared altogether so inconsistent, that the Jury had no hesitation in discerning the motive of the parties. The gentleman was dreadfully cut and beaten by the fellow who charged him with the crime imputed to him, and who was then a sentinel in St. James's Park. A wager of five hundred guineas was made some time ago, between the Gentlemen Florists of London, and of :bridge and its vicinity, respetliag the finest chew of Pinks. Tne,!ay last was fixed upon frir the decision, and the shew took place at the lists, on the Uxbridge-roads umpires were chosen from among the most celebrated judges. The shew con sisted of six stands, with twelve blossoms of various sorts ; three on each side. It was universally al lowed, that a more beautiful display was never wit nessed. After a most careful and particular scru tiny, the umpires decided in favour of the London Flcrists. Mr. S rrrisens, a Gentleman •of great celebrity, as an Ansattur of Flowers, proposed, after dinner, in the names of the London Gentle. men, to ewer Pinks the next season, for any sum WA exceeding live hundred pinea l , against all Lngland. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOLTH. JUNt 2C . Arrived the Med, / gun-brig, and the AVM sloop Qf war, from a cruise. Sailed the Slf•ouard gun-brig, with a convoy for Portugal.—Wind N. W. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 25. Came in the Egotian, Fish, from Waterford ; Neptiota, Hutchins, from Cork ; Edward Foote, Jen nings; Penelope, Martin ; Liedll, Blair ; and the Princess Mary, Stout, from Jam a ica, bound to Lon don. They parted from the fleet on the 16th inst. FALMOUTH. JUNG 24. Arrived the American ship nogg ilia', Captain Morris, from Philadelphia, for Rotterdam, with coffee, sugar, &c. detained by the Hero privateer, of Guernsey ; also arrived the Danish brig Sitenns, Capt. Snidt, from Tonningen, for Africa ; detained by the Betsey privateer, of Plymouth.—Wind N.W. DEAL, JUNE 9.6. Came down from Sheerness, the r emu frigate, and sailed with the Fury bomb, and a fleet of out ward-bound vessels, for Portsmouth ; also several gun-brigs, on a cruise. lIIINISOATE, JUNE 26. We have lately had several pieces of a wrrck of a vessel, which stranded on the Goodwin Sands, about a fortnight since, picked up along the coast, between this place and Margate, and several dead bodies have been found; yesterday two more were discovered near the latter place ; one appeared to have been that of an elderly man—lt wa; a shock ing sight. The bodies lay some time upon the sands before they were removed. Last night a vessel was brought in here by one of the Pilots of the place ; she had struck on the Goodwin Sands, and the crew were ignorant where they were ; she had strained her timbers, and was otherwise so norch damaged, that had there been much sea, she would, in all probability, have filled and sunk. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. A vaunt), J I:G.—Parsed by the Margarett, Ferguson, from Sc.tgal; Kiiaabeth, Kendal, from the Cape 01 Good Alex.older, Rhodes, from the South Sees; Ni'., liar. ing ; Parthian, Moses; Willerby, Lovett; Aurora, S.ritiger; and the Sir Andrew tiamme:ol, Barr, from Jamaica; Pros. grove, Omned; Chatham, Wthey ; Loyal Biiton, ; Shield, Stephenson; and the Crescent, Gibson, from G.h. salter; tahog , Watotir, from PAW a; Diana, Ron •r ; And the Speculation; Bardin, :man CAI; ; F.e1.0, Uavis, from Newry; Hannah. Henderson, from Copenhagen; Amelia, Sarientan, from Stockholm ; Herrin*, Baker, from Waterford; and Francisco, Yarlell, from Charente. AR41 , 111 Off Dover the LOyalkte from Jamaica; Nancy, Hopkins, trom Gallipoir; and tne Hughas, from Nevrry. At Cewes—the Vietory. Lewis. from Charleston. At Liverpool—the Americo, Ines; and the Lava, from Charleston; Logan, from Savanlah ; Polly, Tay lor; Fllen , Redd.`; Jane, Camphell ; Mo.:trauma, Leigh; and the Lightfoot, Watson, from Jamaica. At liristol—the Zephyr, Tumor-. from Jamaica. At Ileelfast--ilie bhp , Jamieson, from Jantaira In the Clyde—the Ardent, Ramsay, from Jamaica; and the Seams and Wiliam, from New Orleans At Dundee--.ilia tle.on,—.,frorn Duisst Streighu. At Cork-4h* Mina, Greetrakes, from London. At Newfound:and—*.he John and William, from Liverpool. At St. Vintene.—.the Martha, Ye..•o, from Liverpool. At ChaftilatOn-m4hO Rolla. liiitchimann, from Liverpool. AtLiskoo—the /oho, Wright, foina Liverpo, ; Jinsamento, lona Cork; Commerce, Holmes; atai the Devonshire, Tilley, from Falmouth. At Oporte.--nhe Cora, -a, from Falmouth t Thorly, Cowley ; and the Cores. Bentley, from Liverpool ; Argo, from li,lAt01; Lewis, from Dublin; Syren, Gartner, from Newfoundland; Charlotte, Warren ; Alfred, Robin.so ; Nimrod, Shane; Ilarrniam , Feetliam ; Ceres, Cook; Finn, Summers; Mentor, Christie; and the Ho l e., --.—, from London. General HODGSON, %silo is appointed Governor of Bermuda, is to take his passage, with Ins suite, in the Leopard, of SO guns, which will sail from Portsmouth in a few days. Capt. GA RRETY is appointed to command the Vale de Paris, on board of which ship Admiral THORN NOROVGII will hoist 11 . 01 0 flag. On Friday last the Armourer of the Arid sloop of war, at the Nore, fell overboard, and was drown ed ; in his fall he struck against the anchor, and the body has not yet been found. The Otl,r, Sitowts. from Petersburgh, for Lon don, is on shore on the coast of Norway, with eight feet water in her hold ; the cargo is eapeCted to be • saved. The Aurer4, GRIND& EY. from London; and the Alreste.—, for Stockholm, have been run foul of by a Danish scMinner, and both vessels have lost their foremasts 4nd bowsprits. 'the Mercurio", lltsßS, from llamburgh for Lis bon. is captured off the coast of Portugal, by a Tripolitan schooner. General Hitt's brigade, consisting of the 9th, 45th, and t;tl regiments, moved horn Brabourne Lees into camp, at Shorucliffe, on Monday last; and on tl, same day, the 43d and 52d light infantry re giment, %rider the command of' Colonel ST MART, Marctild from Shorncliffe and Myth*, into barracks at Brabourne Lets. At the Public-Office, Queen-square, on Monday, Seas and J.lnt Barri,lPi were committed for trial, charged with attempting to extort money from Lady Fiascas Construe, .by counterfeiting the hand-writing of Lady Gime°, CAVENDISII, re questing the former lady to befriend the priumers, as deserving her attention. It is supposed they had carried oa this species of fraud for a length of time. Between Wednesday night and Thnrsday morn ing, some daring villains stole all the lead pipes and brass cocks out of Min's-place, St. George's.row, St. George's-fields, which ha' deprived the inhabitants of a supply of water ; several other streets in the neighbourhood have been sobbed repeatedly within the last fortnight, which 'hews that the watchmen are remiss in their duty. TharsJay the Losu lsiavoit, Sheriffs, several Aldermen, the Recorder, and City Officers, pro- eeeded from the Mansion-house to 'St. Margaret's hill, in the Borough, and held a Court of Conser vancy for the county of Surrey ; alter arnich they proceeded to the Swaa tavern, Westmin►ter-bridge, and held another Court of Conservancy fur the County of Mishile.-ex ; atte: which, they went on board the City barge, to the Star and Garin. at Richmond, where an elegant entertainment was pro vided on the occari,n, an.l in the uvening returned to town in their crusiages. COAL- IN AR K ET. .11 Ships at Market. Sold.. Pries. 21 ..Ne...-a:tle 5 ..Sunderland 3 40s Od a 4as Od 2 „Stone Coal 0 'd a —s IA 1 ..eindem . I 31. Gd a ...a Cd THE 3f4RIOETS. Today there are considerable supplies of 'Wll4at at hand, and e•ru-Bing further restudied in this trade, the'buyers make very few purehase , „ and those are at teas price. The early part of this week, Spring Corn, (r. m the appearanewof being mach injured by the late dry season, created an advance. Barley is rather lower. Malt and White Fels at little aviation. Beans 4.1 each sort are cheaper. There are 53MC fresh anises of Oats from tire North Couture, and this article is also somewhat cheaper. Fins-Flour nearly buyports its price; and much of inferior, at less. CITRWENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Whear....•. • ..475. 6.1.. 75.. Beans.. 42s. 48s. Od. Fine d0........76s 78. Ott. Tck Beane 96s. 42.. roe. Rye 4os 455. Oa Oats 271 32,. Barley Stk. 86e. P..lands 83r. 84. Od. Malt ...... 725. Od. I Rape Seed —I. --I. Od White Pe 545. 6th 01. Fine Flour .654 701. Od. Grey P-sse 40s 445. Od. Seeoods ..... 68. Cd. :ETURN OF VD From June 14,toione 20, from the Locket 011 ice. !tacks. ~ 4. Sacks. a. d. Sacks. a. d 2387._ 1 75 189.... 72 199.... 66 6).... 74 91.... 71 43.... 67 5..., 7 3 6 6696.... 70 13.... 66 173.... 7 3 1 127.... 69 72...• 65 And 15 Sack:, at 6.35. per Sack. Total-10,004 Swaim ----Average, 71s. 2,1 d. 3a. lid lows , than lan retina. UXBRI.L.I.A. The Corn Inspeeters Return, on Thersday, 3411 C 26. Whe.it, per load 151 lOs to t. .: —s Barley, par iir 361 —d to 40s —d Oats 351 .—d to 4lit —d Rem' 42s —d to 52s —d PRICE OF HUM 1401. Kent 61 101 to II 10 s Kent W 1111 to 61 —s Soo.- .61 to ;1 to, Sumps .%.....1111M to 7% —. Suisex Essex —s to öi 166 Faruhass... 91 —1 —s Day kid in far0ur....... L.. 130,000 • PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. _ _ ST A>4 Its . l W•ITSCIII %Sgt. 114 T• • • 16. a 41 14s 04 Hay lO, a 51 Os Straw..ll 1b a 21 10, Od New 01 Os a 01 Os Clover 51 Os a 61 Os Straw SMITHFIELD, Fato•r, To snit: the Offal—per Stoue °talk. Red 4s 01 to Ss Od Veal .. at Rd to 5 s 2,1 Mutt...... 44 Od to 4. I Gd I Pork . 4s 8d to Js 4d Lamb Co. Od. to 7.. Od. 111%0 OF C TTTTT Tlll3 DAT• Hews, about 600—Sheep and Lint..., 9.000. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. Br the Cahraoe. Beer 3s 44 to 45 4,1 I Veal 25 Bel to 4s Sci Muthm. Cot to 45 64 Po.4c 6d to 3 44 Lamb 51. Oct m 65. Od PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market So 104 Yellow Russia.. —:Od 66; Od Clare Market Whitechapel Market. Ss 9! Soap ditto .. -.4 0.1 644 Od -...-.- ►felting Stuff.. --s Od 53s 04 Per Stone of 81b. 111 6.1 Ditto rough —s 17s Average Price... 3. 10 Graves ....... -... 111 Town Tallow .....s Od 6So Od Good Dreg 5.......... —a lOs Yellcw Soap, —s a 804—N1ottle I, 93.—Curd, 941. Candles, per dozen. 11s.-.Moulds, 12s. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers, per stone, 35. —4. to 31. 2d Middlings 2s BJ. to 2s. 10J Ordinary r Market Calf — ilts. 6rl. oath. English Hone Sheep Skins Lamb Skins 2s. Od. to Is. 0.1 PRICK OF LEATHER Butts, 50 to 5614. each Ditto, 60 to 6514. each 2W to 264 Merchants Hacks --r1 to 2I 1 Dressing Hides.. Fine Cuach Ilides 201 to 211 Crop Hides for cutting 211 to 241 Flat tkdinary . lB5 to 191 Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b. per Dozen—. .34d to 424 Ditto, 50 to 701 b.. 364 to 424 ) = Ditto, 70 to SOW '1.54 to 384 2 Small Seals (Greenland) 404 to 444 3 Large ditto 100 s to 181 s per dozen. Tanned Horse Hides 2bs to 38a per hsrle. S woes, White Spore Beer. B.ewera anti Impottars of Camuliaa Essence of Spruce. .• Ship‘tr.otlig to BNlgal, MarUas, Cateutta, ft , n con , „,, , Bonshav, anal the piker Posse,,ions. of British holm * the Wert Judiati I.l.nds, the Cape ut t.; 4.1:1 Hu ' .0, African et , 10.11t4, 4c. suppliol with the choicest delicacies for the table, ths: ,ache e Sauces on earth, the omit evattisite Stdton mot Plus , Cll44Aell ever sees t every sort of rare Enclisfi d Fore l . Pickles, and nosiiiiiint of all kin•li, crirefull pack,d at t.:a shortest notice, and upon the no,st moderate term. WHOLESAE. RE FAIL, AND FOR . EXPORTATION. BY IHR MAJESTY% ROYAL. LE TTERS I'ATFN ESSENCE of AMERICAN SPRUCE. with printed fl. re9imis for making the same into the it,.. st 110er, and of the utmost consequence to every ona ertzu values health asd longevity. 20s. Pot will make 170 gallons. 14e. Pot will make 80 gas: 4 os. 73. Pot will make 40 gallinis. Sn. 6d. Pot will make 20 gadons. N B. It 'minis. sso little trouble to snake this delightfel Beer, that a person may Make a hogshead to ten minutes, and it will be fit to drink is. a few days, and any may be brewed at a time (however small) and the Essence will keep for wears.. WHITE. SPRUCE. BEER ' • a nee beverage, of moo et cellent and c.ooling qualities. Theft can be no greater proof of the estimation in which it is held, than that it is the in it fashionable drink at all thereat tables, and that searcety a fa. naily whit once tastes it but sends fur more ; it sprithes and rssateiblee, when up, the finest Chanspalgi,e, and 1114/11 the preference. AMERICAN SPRUCE. BEER ; an ex , :elient beverair.!. The Canadians, who cl,tnk it constantly, Enbote longevity and health to it. use ; and in my English Caen!. frankly own their health and spiCas are improved since Limy have introduced it at their tables. MINERAL WATERS, Seltzer, Pyrdaunt, Spa, Soda, 81.4 n the highest perleCtion. skill and Co.'s delicious and genuine STILTON prEESES They are the most luwirieus Cheeses made in thM or Inc either country, of various slre , ., and from th,,„, Csleb , ated dairies, first introduced into Loudon, for public sal., nearly half* century hack, by the late Mr. Skid, formerly Pr vete Secretary and Purser to the late Admiral Lewd Hawke, .4 the St. !MTh's, 64, which hove been continued to be soil, ever since, at these Warehouses, and by winch so much faction has been given, and reputation gained. Mr. Skill thinks it iteceseari, in justice to the public himself, to apprize them of Rita cireutostance, a , sl In emit 41 his (Candi against the spurious kinds that are now exhibiti,a ter sale (made in imitation) in various part of the town, under den nonunion of Stith - ins, but which, in tie% are such that they disgrace the most common Ckeshire, and hate only i.e form of Stilton to recommend them. SEIM and CO.'s delicate and most mmilisite MK POUNDERS, or, HAMS of only Six Pounds each, tar Side. Dishes, small Families Luncheon Parties, Le. cured and °awaked in Lk: Postegalf.ultion. Mr Skil, having resided tares- years in Portugal, cures the Six Pounders after the Purtugil manner, of a most •equiiite quality, amid mild flavour, and that are ready for dressing with out snaking. N.B. Only to be had genuine at Plea IS and 16, Strand, near St Martin's Church. HAMS, TONOtrES, Sc. in the greatest quantities...—. Nest.' Tongues, twely pickled, always mai/ for use, oat to. Baiting soaking. Rein Deer TOIWIWi, and Yur . ..siii.• aciacieksd ditto Vs'estplaiis, Yo , kshire, wad Westmorland Ileitis, or sires, that will be cettail to please every taste. Wiltshire Bacon, Pigs' Cutups, and delicious MUTION HAMS, that ea, equally tender with NeaCs Tongues, is the highest seems for Breakfasts, a l'Ecosane, Sandwiches, sin 41 Sup;,e, Part Skill and Co.'s Genuine and In•aamparaide PORTABLI.: SOUPS —They are Limes:if to every Soap h,ttneito intioduc.4 into England, and are of the utmost utility to Tarr:dent, a' a tea spoonful stirred, until dissolved, in boiling water, will mate, in an instant, the hne.t Shupe Santo ever tastsd, and of int mast dehrieus and notnishing kind. These luxiir.ous are prepared under Mr. Skill's iinniedate aces the choicest Viands, Poultry, HAW, de. of the follow.:.‘ variety : Soupe Sante, I Chicken Broth, Veal Broth, Gravy S..iip, Mock Turtle Soup, Mutton Broth In Jam, at 7s. ed. each; in Boxes, with three slats 111.1 itrig at One Guinea and Thin Guineas each. •.• 'hinted Directions with each Case. Skill and Co.'s famous and delicious PICKLED BUTfER. packed in double Casks, with prepared piel.le in k,op mas tent Climates, which h, has had the huilour to sorrel! to .Ise greatest Nasal ()dicers in the known World (s*l Englana's Pride,) with the burliest satofeetiosi, and which is not to be evpialled in Greet 'Britain for keening. It is pickled add l -c -pared after their peculiar method. In Casks of Ittlbs. .1 . .1 5611 n each, at per :miund: prepared pickle,easks, Skill and Co.'s PICKLE') TRIPE. in small Cask., fa ti use of Gentlemen of Vie Nary anJ Arne, Families. 4r . N.H. West litiliJul.dands, Ca i itaiils of Shine, kr. suptil•ed with any quantity of the mat exquisite kind, and sure to gift: uii,veisal .atisfaetion. DU ECH BEEP, to grate for bread and batter, to mace beet shavings with, and for Sandwiches, Le One bonne Buische, pout les boi.s iten'. Take of Chapzugar Cheese and Dutch Beet, equal Q•unti• its, well grated, which aprinkla dyer bread an I butter. 11A‘111,1t0' SIRS and ROLLS ot BEEF at the highest perfection. GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The vac Brunswick Sausages, with Rattled' or without. Skill and Co.'s truly deli‘rous ANCHOVY BUTTER, whi.li conrists of Ant liosic: that hare been brined and pounded to • marble mortar, for Sandwiches, Anchovy 1 ost, i sent convenient to families. N. R. The REAL GORGONA ANCHOVIES, in pou of Ilb. 311 b. and 7lb. each, warranted Dtlt as imported. OLIVES and CAPERS, French ai.gl Spanish, of a most beautitul colour and fine flavour, in jadr, bottle% and cores. CAYENNE PEPPER. A la-ge quantity of the finest Fla vour, and such as Mr. Skill can recommend. SOUR E. ROUT, in Ors, for small families, and in iron bound ca>kr, fur the East and West Indies. Skill and C.i.'s INDIAN PICKLES, or exquisite and much admired PICKALILLY, composed of hot.mixrd Pickles after the manner of those prepared in the East ladies, v.& !Mangoes, Cauliflowers, Lemons, Gerbil's, Od'Arms, lodise Cabbage, French Roans, Carrots, Sec. in pus, at 10s. 6a... , 4 oust Guinea each. N B Cases of Pickles, Fish Sauce., for sea marts a:4l land service, exportation, &c. set PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. &ink Stnek 3 per Cells. Reduced 4 per Cents 79i 8(1 Oauslum India Ron , i4 Exchequer Bills Consols for -.‘ 2j S T. Bltili, Stsiek-Rrokos, No. 4,, Cornlitll, and 9, Cis.sring-Cros. ;FIANCE-JuNt 27. COURSE OF Amsterdam 5610 2 U. Dia.. at Siete 35 11 Rotterdam ll $ t U. Hamhargb 34 5 OW. Altona Part. 1 day's date 14 7 Unto 24 *3 1 U. Solardaans . 14 16 Cadiz ...... G.nea .• 47 Vonsce 6O new C. Lisbon 604 Oporto 6ll DuMrn I 2 Cork 151 111/1•10111. 1. s. Portugal Gold in Coin had Ban imr New L1..0h100n5... •••••• New Oollant 5 5 Saver in Pars .• -- 1 New Loon tack Aro of the built of !foliose. Si per Cent. Ditto iB efk`c;• Mad , id. • • • • •—• in paper Ditto hilboa ... . .. Leghorn SI Kyles ♦4 D..blin on London (Ju. 4S.2lfast on London r Jun ttelfao on !Junin% f D.tt . . . Ine 404 10;11 ne ti.) to) 1161 4ays BIRTHS. Thurstfav morning, at his L.ndship's house, in George wee, Hannver_sunate, Counteg enoner, of a sun and heir On the 19th instant. at Dovenby Hall, the Lady of J. U.B. Dykes. Esq. of adaughttr. MARRIAGE. Thuridty last, at the pariah Church of St. Thomas, Can terbury, Wm. Evans, Eau. Lteutenant in the Igoterster Mili tia, to Mir Metene Lawrence, daughter of Lawrence, Emu titeeeid pan.h. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, ♦T LONDON BRIDGE N10rn....0 mils. alter It I rms.... 25 mei. alter 11. TO THE NOBILITY. GENTRY: OFFICF.R% OF NAVY, ARMY, fENCIRI.I.S, MILITIA, EAST INDIA COM PANY,'ANU MERCHANTS' SERVICE, FAMILIES, TAVERN BEEPERS, PUBQCANS, &c SKILL and CO. PURVEYORS GZNF.RAL awl OILMEN to their Imperial and ntcht faithfol. Ma jest."' Antia their Royal Highnerner the Prhilt* ut INrater, Duke: of limb red Clampee, Duchet. of Curaia,Loa, he &e. at the OM Italian and French Warrhou.e., marl Elate Satire and Portable S..rup Manufatioriet, Na I.laii4 16, S IRAN D, almost opposite St. M.atiii's Chwelt, l.auluu , e-1 ,1, ;' , hal Rutty MU • ceatuai lureitture at the snit SALE BY AUCTION. NOOKS, MAPS, AND MOGARTITS PRINTS. My Mr. STOCKDALE, Jun. At the New Room, No 1110, Piccadilly, opposite Builingtos on MONDAY. July 7th, end FIVE (Aeons: Dv', commencing at One o'Clock to 4 Minute, VALUABLE ROOKS, wincipally Moder , . (the greater part of them elermnly bound, and erp tirely nee) the Property of JOHN STOCAL)...LE. Amongst marry other valuable Publicatmiis are, Tree prossiona of liegarth's Works; Cook's 'l - ovaries, complete; New Jrinual Register; Swift's Fielding's, 84"0.,*", Lock's. Walpole's Johnson's, Sir William Jones's, Gold s mith's,. Homes, ' Rolviertson, Bishop Watson's, 4,,:ibbeet's, glait and Loyatei's Works; Universal History; Parliamentary Re: sister and State Papers, Sorrow's New Ttave's ; rourelM Chemistry; Williams'. Case.; Born's Justice; Wentwosti... Pleedinr ; European M.gseine; Geese's Antiquitasi Jaw sereo Diaionary ; Pottirphlr's Tacitus ; Daniel's Rural Sputs- Varioos Histories of England; Costume of Ramis; Philos.- PAipl Trantsaioas; New Peerage and R.ironetage, biome' down to the prcsent - dav Juvenal Chauc:ienrs acd other Map; Plan of lasocion • Map of Indy...tan, &e. To be viewed two Days prekisding the Sale, and Coteau"' Price Sixpence, t", be hail of M:. St,,ck.l.e.c, 111, dilly ; and Sir. Walker, Psternomer.rear. LONDON :—Proot4.4 ty G. 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