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ar - - ' totore, on . se.me points, many had differed, yet, on this, he was sure they would. be unanimous, and unite, with ono consent, to. congratulate His Ma jesty on the unien of talents which had been made ,111 by him, ill the choice of his Ministers. The fir.t restitution was then read by the Coln anon Crier, and carried. r . • :- - 1 Altar the second was read, ' . .. , . • i . Mr. S Diem+ came forward, sand said, that as. the first resolution was merely complicheretarar, be had no objeition to it ; but with nape& tp the last, he never could give his consent to it ; or, while he had power of speech, .could bg stand. by and see it voted in silence. He was Willing to allow the great power of France, and dm ! controul which Konaparte had over great trrt of Europe ; but, at the same time, he main tried. that England was as great and powerful as when the war commenced. He was certain that every power on the coaraisent over which France liad,the ceattoul, warthearrily tired of her domina tion. He concluded .by again asserting, that the Dower of Engiand was as great as ever ; and that sbe was, la fa" the viler supporter of a war carried-. rip for tbelibartv of mankind in general. ilie worthy gentleman did nut make any mu ti#'n, and the second resolution was immediately read and carried in the affirmative. • . • .A young gentleman, at one side •of the Hall s i se4._:theite Resolutions. bad been carried, got upt onto one of the niches, and . addressed the Livery k bet ; Ite i ageke in sot low a tone, and there was so rtracknottp .at the pane, that we could not coiled. agAnthis words. .. . "The LORD MA vo a slwlte to ardor; and said he stilt to ialorm the worthy Lis e, yman, that there i w t present & no quesaiunisefore them ; and, as g (raise, he could not suffer him to deliver entiments, though ' , is flll4. he did not know . they were. IL , ~.1 O.! • . ~Altr A lalerman Clem as *wired at the front of "T . Utast/tags. and was received with lend bursts of agfrlantis s ,, Ple said, thilt applause he received when ap wooed before Ike Livery, always gave him tbiuraseet . satisEili.ni ; but lie was particularly etjawed at .it in the proem instance, as he op -"vd 'before •' • eharader. He had the late Ad their measures. conceived, was i to give them on a point of • lare his senti ' with the a p. ~to the point 1./ 4 d Mayor was I,;,..ryenan intend-d I 'on, he thought he mould re i to the Lord I • Iy. I and said. it the etottjukl city, which, on feelings ef his move a vote of Esq. 'omrnon Crier, einrreisemsmi. not apprised ' on Istm; but Be hoped it necetsary wouldinstrun him is to comply with reconcile it to his 'acete his seat k I, that tilt: idler- I'd in the dash . LAW INTELLIGENGE. • • CrOURT OF ICOK744IENCH, TuessAT, Tea. VS. Sir/ate .a' isasi Priss &fors Lori E1.4151101030H. eeI:HMV voi OTHERS, IP. 04 APTIND4LL. This 0.311r3 l ;f1:0,‘ upon a lIIPACh Ceastraft, in nOi itgeetinz a certain qaaritity of oil, within a give pefic.J. The Plaintiffs at respenable oil:merchants in this City. ar.J the De.fenJaut is what is termed an oil-presser, residing at Cambride, who, by his f l fee or. Mr. Gammon, contrasted with the Plaint iffi' to furnish them with 1229 gallons of linseed oil, is Musters days, for good bills. Part of the contract was performed by the ddivc:7 of Ave tons but trtnti April, to the followiog September, no !Tinto' 4 114 delivered t the Plaintiffs were obliged to pars-hese elsewhere, and the markets being raised, thee Wttagbt their aaitin for the difference. On the part of the Daiondant, Sir V. Gases stated. that, vtfortunately between the rime of his agent's making the contras% and the time of the performance of it, the Defendant's mills were acci dentally horned down, and he was thereby unable to fulfil it ;' besides, his agent had made the con trVel of dc gen, wholly without his knowledge or a ord - Ltitvildttooo3 observed, tkat however suc k on mesh:lent "ills to be lamented, yet every us* was bound in any contrael made by his ac knowledzed agent, as otherwise there would be e n said to eingrsiats of dais aature ; besides, he had sjaso ~sib berseeerr April and Sqltember to make tbs; dti,:iency.—Verdia for the Plaintifft, somreopowtmememe A young woman, als3ut ?A years of age, whess widows and persm44l qualifications are suitable to kap,firafessina, has been defraudirg the credelcus eat dlOnvisie of the Metropnlis of their goods, under liakinatised names of Lady levold, Mns if"yvird, and'Ain. iLleses, die widow of a Captain of the Nary. The depvtdatirms we are allelic to speak of bola isamansontained within a fortoi & ht. The itn ciao peached by ber was discovered by a Livery mks, who providsd her with a veil;cle, and pa;r of einse, with which she has decamped from her tem. =residence at Camden Town. Information received of unions frauds committe,l by bee IS difiener4 • ; a, and the Officers of • Justice art.... , •, t. • .." ' her. rh o . ! t'`• •• • • Newry. for London, h inst. with five feet ng a severe gale. V NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. i4i5,a6._. Po raid o toleia r a E. 11. 24. The Ho , seronial Gornoplg's - INltit ,le struck last nillb4 cin. tate therairVie lc Pi k; igor s O .• Venn/nett to . hoiet-his fl.sg.on band of 'ha.' HArOnia sill not be ready Q se a this wick. SKiled-the hironotant frigate, with a convoy for Guernsey ; and the Forza, d and Aleniey gun-vessels, on * cruise. Came into harbour a nunsaer of transports. The East India convoy will not sail- for several days ; the,shairsere are not dispatched, nor are the troops embarked on board of them. The Faint-, PotAphemus, and Afri-a, will not convey them so far as St. Helena ; the Adanront, of 50 guns, will. The iledsterrairean convoy will sail on the 2Sth. FALMOUTH, Ire. 22. A n ived the trope, Forregson, from I)cm..rara. for London, with loss of sails, anchors, &c. ; sailed from thence, under convoy of the hearken frigate, eleven wee k s since. Sailed His Majesty's sloop of war Espicer, with several vessels uasler her co,tvoy, for :he I)Jwns. DEAL. Ft.... 24. Sail: d for the River, the Dthgen,a and Seiri, East India pilot vessels, with the Lord liawtrdour•:, and the Duke or Montroor, East Indiamen ; and the ',larva, Fitzvrilliam, from Belfast, a retaken ship. Arrived the Dernatation bomb, from Shezinc , :s ; 05eron sloop of war, from a cruise ; and 1: immor ?aide ft igate, with t;eneral Don and scit on board, ,from Yarmouth ; and remain in the Downs, with 'the rest of the ships as per last. The Prey bomb s a signal flying ter a convoy to the Westward. caarse•si. FM 23. The Priarrts of Onset was paid of ors Saturday, nd her pendant was struck this day. ' The Julio gust-brig, arrived at the Dock-yard. On Sunda,y, from Ipswich. Oo Saturday. the Kangaroo sloop of wart sailed to the Nore. The Spa,rrm sloop was yesterday or-tiered to pro ceed down the River. as soon as vi. slide. W. Sinclair arrival-yesterday, and commissioned the Panty gun-brig. F •)1T L!.01 . :) . , LIST. Cleik•E , r vo. --!..t.sed 'ay tho an,l DI elite( I'D >Oil. fr.).n 41. t; A'dar, fr •••• I m gh 1111; L: % :t1104, LilSelj) Na Womell; auri Uta Rouert, Pur i , Ir.ms the Metal. Pt.R 'INDIA. PASSENCE:IS ELPHINSEGNE. For Awn:my—Mr E Ironsiite PE. tireid.. wrimn; M., and Ills. Briscoe; Miss H. Ken ; and Mr. J S. Canning, PASIENGERS PER 2222 NCE. For NllO M. Lei,t-t: , PASSENGERS FPS NINCNLLSEA. For B•imUsii—Mr. J. H. CNVI tmpt, Writer ; Mr. James Mainny, Writer, Fn Cniae• Cart. it C J. Mond a,id &in ; Mr. J Prue a lames Jrtikes, B imits7 /Manse; Mt. S. Pmen, Mrs. E. Mastitis strvi PASSENGERS PEE SIR WM. EIV'SILY. For Bengal -Lietut G. W.ars ; Mr.rr. T. P. Caleert, G. &Term, J. II B Jailor, G. W. June., C. Gedliy, S. Mslilq, and G. Watuin, Tart Nirdias-.Nliirra. J. R. Godfrey, H. G S. Croaalaile, J. P.ro.A. and U. Kenton), Cadmr. PASSENGERS PER WALNISO CASTLE. For Sem ra, —Mr . A J. Trash, and It F. Kennett, Cadet*. PASSENGERS PEE CERES. Fat tnothay —Mr. - I'. 11 Sit .nirlan. %If "ter ; Mean. Mr, IMRE, W Godley, J T. and W. login, CAriel, PASSENGERS PIN LARD CASTI.IOINAftR. Foe liesto4l—.Mr. W. Wink, Free Wittier ; isii•tret. G. F. G. Le•ter, R. S. Wormaey, P M•Cartr, R. Racine.. o. J. C..ldle, J. E. Canvey ; A. M.Kettly, H C. Ilinitrd, G. Silu.tgiam, W. ki.ithim, and N. De We, ; Mrs. C St.mtou, Men. A. M. Ab. lent. and Mr:. M. For M01ta)...-M.4ros a. White, T. Is ir•nn, F. Frutt, J. Willows. J. F. Giulio', J. Newnan, and R. II NolVlAti, PAIstAGAILII EASES. P . n.s' Bengal—Mr. A. Anderson, Asseina..t.cooseon. F.., Malt an ....CA pLi il) J I ivenroo.l, MrAl..... . .seic.,rt. Seriporm ; Mr. A. KlAwrituev. Manner : Leith, C. Sonnfidd, It. alegge)an., J. K. Taylur e and J. Fy re, Cadets. •sSSENGIRS PRE.GAVIII SCOTT. Fee Ilentn—Ur. J. M. M`Nab, Writer; Mews. C. P. Ring, Dixon, Charter , Shulilhasu, Fool*, ad Peon, Cadets. • For M iitrs —Mr C F.. Smoot, Winer ; Capt. M. Wham's, :Lie-aerunt W. Fern! hough. ; Meets. trine:. Torment, Car- Sittmel, HeAer, Fenoick, Horn, irlf•triter, W. &- Wee, Si 'inns, Howell, Pent, Dom, Ilimetetmii, Omen, Stare, Denny, and Byrn, Ceilet• ; Mr R. /Imater, AWN AM' R i orcnn ; Robert G4dk, AM'',l•."-5W1t.4.11 y, A 64 lii‘bulayi4 1111ra P . aud thrOP et inginels, and Miss Ileekay. 1111MWSW:11.511MEMer The .lefieble Meti'dn, —, from Amsterdam, for New York, detained and sent into Dartmouth. • The Los s iSis e , —, from Z.trite, lot Loudon, put into Liibon on the 2:.,th ult. in distress. The "Nice, Ceascroan, front Jamaica, for tb• Clyde, has put into Tobermony, in il.stress. The Good latent, rzarot.o. from Oporto. far London, is captured, and carried into Bayonne. The Nysomkriti e Tousas, from Yarmouth, is seized at Trieste. .' At two o'clock, on Sunday morning, a quantity of smoke was perceived issuing from the lower part of the house of the Rev. Dr. CASS, No. 19. Upper Berkeley-street ; and, on alarming the family, it was discovered that the premises were on fire. The flames at first spread rapidly, and considerable fears were entertained for the sa'ety of the persons in the house, who, however, happily escaped. Soon after this fortinsatt circumstance, the whole of the house was in flames. and it was in a shirt time totally de molished. The stables of Sir I%llr. I,A DI were situ. aired near the back part of Dr. CASS'S house, but a plentiful supply of water, and the exertions of the firemen, preve ted the flames Ommunicathig, A •,ity extraordinary circumstance attended the preparation of the family vault for Mr. PITT'S in.. terinert. On the vault door being thrown open, tbe seo:knria. ro their ex mint amazement. observed the coffins of the late Earl, the Counters of C/CAT HAN, and that rat theirdaughutr, Lady H. Enuor, lying on their sides! Vs hether the men imagined that they had changed their position in consequence of their boisterous visit, we know not ; hut certain it is, that they threw dowa their pickaxes and shovels, and escaped with great precipitation! On investigation it was d s overed, that at the time of t .e fire in t'.e Ai bey, ail the vaults had been inun tlred from the plugs that communicated with th.: Themes, and that, hi th s temporary deluge, the terms had floated, and on its subsiding were left in the en aeediaary posLoa is whief; they were thus discovered. . MOM ,;,,ssr NIGIT."S adzirrs. D,... •,•,.. 7 F.r t.- .. ',flit!' . 4 .... , . n- 'I ..,,.. rp 2S, 1111 K. 21 Reci.sekt el ' • Gatibli..Vervatiet i .WASl no Itog4i; Se be Lizotmant, II j t urcjiives, pito Power, posioggit. feekSit I laiff Foot. SO l 410—Uosselbl-Sleit, abbe NOPPlegume to SW Asslttent- Sorgeoi, vice (2.1,1ce, roam*, 3 ,o. , he,a7tts Foot. .. ~ I.9lblieginieot t el t eltbetrig.oo:—N 3, il• .1..me0 blacdonviell. front 11.e.„1741", I,ios . ,Dteifoooe, to oe Nlajor, vice tlettles, iron eurliatigel 17th ditto—Mator Lvorh Cotton, from the 15 , h Light Dra p.n., in t t s xtKogi riga ; 4 MAcd.ionell, who oitcbaol.ll fit kt.ginietit 4 root 09.t04.—ti Amite, Good, Gant. to 14 ' A.rniAllat-bwron, vice P 1044 6 ,11. ath, appointed to the 11i.vohi. iGth ilitroo.-Cantsin Patio* N. Savage, to be 111ajor, vice Davitiraii,ileeeavad. 3:4 I)itt,i--firevet Li tutenam-Ceinnel Walter Elliott, to be Lit utettant-C,loncl, without purchave, vice S:r Arthur W.llu-lev, pnowiteg. 4.3 d ti;tho—Maitar John Mat ionald. from I laif.,rvy of the !Otis West ludic ltetiment, to be bl.jor, 11,3/ Crmitibell, au. pointed to the 34•11 Foot. !Ph Ditto—MA.l Neil Caini , l'vell, f , on the 451 Fo o t, to he 1112jor, 11C.! Fr:, who rat as, on !Lilt-Fay of the lOth Wag I.:di,i It•g:.u. nt. ISREVET. . , (Vain Geurgc I'4 A, of the 99th Foot, to be Major it the a , my. Ift)CrITAL CT SUE. Sa•r„..on Ricinvi Weir •to Batty, freer ! the 2d Garriarin Bat. loom, to be Sur.:c .., of a R... , cfuiting District Cominitsiom in rAr Camberwell Volunteer Infan•rv, si rind by Lord r4goaretail:, r.ea-Liev foam of the Gimes, eC Slivery. Captain Hem,: N ..cart Ward to he Major, rice Siddu4M, to. sirniev!. Dated Fett 17, 13C6. Lieuteitant Wiliam tViliion !‘i be Captain, vice Wendbridge, resigned. Dom.! Jan. 17, liiUti. Lieutenant GRI•0,1 I , lllld to be ditto, vice Ward. Date! Fah I?, 18oS. To be Liesme.e..te-.4 . .e.ic0 Vincent WanAtrocht, vice Wil son. Dated Jail. 17, 1600. - " St James's, F. 12, 1806. The King wit this di, I,lca , eil to confer the honour of Knighthood on Arthur Piggott, Esq. Ilia Majesty's Attorney- GP110,31. Hi. Maiegey Wan elan pleased to confer the honour or onelit hood on Samuel Ronsdly, Eseg kite Moltaraty'a:Svdideettale acrid. er • • •c, • : NORTII WALES SPRING CIRCUIT, Ile& 'Too l Le,ce.ter, Earl Thomas Plume;, Esq. A gleeev. Thur.Nv, March 27, at Bea trill. . 1 Crater/mishit', W-otismilav, A .441 4,At Cantrvon. Merionethshire, Trae4lay, Avid a, at little: s. • - i . ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES. rat‘eart Chri•tiaii, Esq Thorsday, Fab r, at Ely. • BRZICON CIRCUIT. • The Honourable Ab.:114411111. Cardir!„ Tue s d a y, Meal 23. I Itreco3l, Tursdat, April 1. a • 'J P:estergrac, Monday, April 7. 't CHESTER. CIRCUIT. Mmscnneryshire, Thursitte, Atarch 2745 t Poet. • Deflo•g•,-hire, Wt4neiday. April 2. at nuthani.„„_ Tuesday, April S. a: Mold. - Clairshart, Monday, April 14, at the Cadre of caeatat s CARMARTHEN SPRING CIRCUIT, 181/6. Cardigan.hire, %Vertu...day, NIA rely 26, at Cur ligart. Fembr Tniserl2ll ; Allen I, at Hererfordwe , t. ebtataastbessabire, 11.4.enday, April 7. at Carmarthen. BANKRUPTS. • ',An Bailey and Henry Cheetharn, tenth of Manche:ter, in the c wat t' of ixuu.ter , ilk and cotton-spinner., t1e.:1,4 and chapmen, to swreorler, March 17, IS, end April 11, at two, at the Of' its 11,1••c•hg d ten, Manchester. Al. moseys, Mr Robert Mine, Menche i ter , and Mr. Lilts, Cur mator-oreet, London. Isaac Ashoin,nl Little green, in the parish of Manchester, Lt the sweaty of dyer, dallier &A chapati:in, to *yr, voider, March 17, 18, and April 8, at ten, at the 11 - algrwat-r Arms, in Kla"charter. Attorneys, Mzstre. Dotkworth and Chippiltd4U, Alain:best r. Janina Waliace ; nt Marniietter, in 'he mainly of Lancaster, cotton intraufartarer, and chapmen, to surrender, April 1, -2„ and IC at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, In Deanrete, Hurts - h titer. Aroattays, Meanie. Johnson mad Bailey, Man chester, John Wood, of' Manchester, it the county of I.nneader, cutton.spinner, dealer and chapmae, to surrender, Marco 17, 18, at eleven, col A..r:18, Et three, at Cie arAgewater Arms. Manchester. Aoorney, Mr. Bomar i Itoliarad, Manchester. Thom?. Ward, rf Manchtster, in the county of Lencaner, .441, dea ier snri eLiaprnan, to ;errand:l . , Match.l9t 23, and at tNe Coa:b and Nurses, in Peensgete r. hianr;loltfli. A tteon.)% Messes.'erhulkes and ?limn. Mel. Chester; and hidiefa. Foulkes and Lbniddl, Gray's Inn, Loudon. Jre.e,,h Hardy, of Sisrtf eid. in the county of York, irate?, , 'ewer cid chapnian. to buransier, Mardi 6,7, a , ',41 April 8, at twelve, at the house of Atl'.l an Sampson, the - Tontine Iran, in Slietfieted .A-comets, Mr. Yr4g, Haton•garaen, London, and Mr. Rodgers, hbetted. I)II'IDENCS. A t er'! S. Deacon, of, urarqa.stmet, near Blooms •t the County of Istd.'_'.etest, pastra t cemit, so',. feetteuten.,%4Ver and ch2pnotn, at 'Et:, at Gni:Coed, Lon don Marcia 84. John Ram, lets of Col:hastve, in the courts. of rA.C S , dia l :l2"raatn, r'lar, dicier and (impute, at ten, at it. house of himph Browne, called or known by the name multi - , of the Gedfin, in Coleheitet sforestril. Marcb 19. John Illerby•leire, late of Wirtdu, ira the ecuety . of Checer, hinkeeistr, cnoper, dealer mtdch4,unan, • ll9 tort; ' at the hoot,, of Mr Trollies Stanley, the Angel f in , bt Kul utsfnd, :n t',e said caireati. March 26. Gorge Losh, of Neweaatle-upon -T,aie, men. chant, at eleven, at the Shakspear Tavern, Newtostle.tipiria- Ty ne. A'etl 12. Alexander Macauley, of London, merchant, ma nner, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. I March 29. John third Albert De Mierre and Jame. Croebte, of Broad its t Chambers, in the city of Loudon, merchaget, dealers, chspoiera atad coiraetnere, at ten, it Guildhall, Low don, March In. Albert De Mierre, of Bena4 iditterei Chanaherr, in the c.tv of London, merchant, slake mil charmer., a: ten, at Gualdhal:, London. March 29 lama. Camoell, of the Shakspear Tavern, Co vent Garden, Butner, dealer and Chapet.4ll ; at one, at Guild hall, Lontirm March 25. Thomas Leo, of Poeklinton, in the county of York. linen-draper, goiter, dealer arid chapeau', at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, in Ma:ton, in the county of York. , ERTIFICAI ES..-4M•item. 18. Walter !Peking, of the city of Ei.stal, hmker. Joseph Steel, of Liverpool, In the comity of Lancaster, liquo•-na•-ultant, Is der and chain - nat l . Ge.apze Lanthert,of Nathan', in the county of MiddlCSe2 ; •Irtn •Iler. Sorter and Chapman, Edward Cos toe y monger, of the parish of Serigley, in the minty of Stair ard, victualler, dealer and engrain. .I.eepb GSieSten ; of lewd street Chariatiers, London, mar clung. - ----- On Thursday coining, a fine new brig packet Fuss launched tram the yard of Mr. SYSIONDi, at Link Falmouth. She was intended for Captain Desists. late of the L)uLe of R.nt. flat gentle— man, who had br•n si.me tune iii, i!ttenileti the launch, when he was taken extrerncly ill , and died the I , lllow,ng morning. The Lady Kcianat,, SMITH, from Waterford, is put into MAzinion in distress. The Farrsica, ---, from Charante, for taserpool, is totally lost near Liverpool. The Ann 'red 1107:•, from Batavia and the Isles of France. for NVilmingvan and 1;1, 4 1 e wand. is t. tally lost (-4 Alackisiand, near Rhode Island.. • FO3E.IGN IkPELLIGENCE. • FROM THE VIENNA CJIIRT GAZETTE. PROCLAMATION.--eFRAI.CIS 11. r&e, Ate. tome given Peace to ray good and faltliful people, file voselistioes have waned with tlter wishes.. I Carona:en a.; lrerseehti 'fflarrge the foi time of war. to banish with pipe" till& el derfigrrs and sufferinas to which my Culisle...g cteretry, andeven flint:out or the monarchy, me capful a. 4 ree4coce, weec earned. The elseeidixe are gram, au,rs wale *let. diem ulty writes Ossavmertreaft Ina th Cy could c c ; etilltd.Ju.cora;teution with the wielfdPll, %be &revisit and cite welfare, of nrillinns. For these I made the sacrifice; 1, 1 4 I expect my irideennifi::ation in the birsings which art protasis to wry people by the retells at l'each. i i I home uo other happiness thin that of my people; and eto glory snpuner to that of the Father of th ese peop l e, lyyttity, Yhilblike4 9lclity, and disinterested kart to their v.vereigo and their country, give place to no notlact Europe. The felt fame of their national character lan exact as au unwilling tribute of esteem, eves fines the en n k y, bid lit Illy heart tfiey hove fixed a monurn.ent which time thelf wall oat k e og e to dotkuy. Under these emotions, I returned to r:y re.rdn nee , in the eOele of toy. loyal and estimable cur a.m. -end inhohotants, and to the resumption of the drres9 ion of ml rrairs l lie titethhis inltiZted by the war etivaleep c wren; veers may he necessary to heal them, and to oblldereie Me ine,st.hf jaflitfted by the su.T-rines ut this ouf‘oluirate refer,. l'lleodr•otriaturtiun of the. State has greeter, and dimes ril'Eculi - tHeir ever tr. faith(; and they will fulfil them; but h.ry hay/ at the !tame time slieeneet chariot than ever upon the ev• operatiou of all eleeies, for ;he tia.ble Pus imbe of le'io , lng the viper -Mc the Interior, fry ii ... &hog the true culture uf the eland, as?o,,atrirnating the rrotireal irattustrr he all its b.ao hell through the irstnration and increase of the rwirost credit; and by Owens twos* to establ ialt - the ona (614 - upon that {inns slosh the variable Cate of thy States yi LIMP , ' hos ma-Wed fi r. bier] moment of my be dime% d to this olden, and". Wad to the improvenisee of the welLes of t h e n o " , ant tht.: I,l3pir who are dear to dyie as the ebrkhess of pit at.etres. Urilred by the mutual illA:garinna of Arci•iiocal awmtid . u•y, y i d hie cordial l u te of soy suloset roily *al believe 1 hair/dime rennin fur Atistria, as a Poir.ce and a Father, when its P ospeny nevi% secured whets tleAtiWerinee of the e are ha -1193c0r and molting goolfeeeilliewr be I'm remembrance of my seer lees, juror fidelity, alek blew grunted and onshaken veva. r* Vienna, ich. FII...KCIS " •-• • -' lO4l C O ' 1 4 - 410' Wits - YES CEltti • 1 5 , 4, .r.,••••••••• •%• • • On% ;as pet C-iat etti • . • • ire; 4 Re, Ytt •iY ritt4nr.. sit ~. . q't VI .11 • 1 Un , •••al Ijr, Cr • . • • `MOO .1 .. . .. 1 .. I 6 I.•++ ..... ..• . press. F.x,;(••• 4 •.... kk,; )linglisti L , lltdrreNtkeit• Cuusuts . 1 . • • . it. • • • 1 (.11.)URSIL Ilt.' ILZ/CIIANkA --•••'• .: • tioltcriam .. JG 10 . 2 1.!.. 1.:. nis .. Duel at Sight .. f 5 II vane... .. :. . ~.. R.:Aut.:2m ...... s b.) tl4 vit Lisboa list:iburgh 94 2 21V Oporto ; Mend .1 94 32111; 904 n..— • • I:I i la. V. 25 -- 911. •1 13 • , •• a sloe •• • s . . , 11•••ordeolet .:. •-• 2 5 8 i P , f t , opt erniel In C. ar . . .CI tea - - Dato.. • V 1•4•11 Di!to • ...ye, illißina 1...erh0nt.."....• 51 Arlo qn the Bank of 1t......ad Navies .. • 444 5$ per Cent D'Atili oh London (Feb 17. ) Rolfes?: ou London I Feb. 7.' B'l B .11ao nn I)ublin (Ditto ). 61 ri3et Al it 1 113 . On Friday List, Li Nerf.tik-street, GmavereepAgoara, Lady OR lby, of a d*uptif.e Utn Sulidav,ia Sackeille-street, the Lady of H-miatl ironer. E-q LL D of • atm. Oa Sunday last. .the MI inst. at Otten t Huntingdonehir., the Couiltdsa of Ahoy ne, of a enh. DEATHS Oa Mo-day, tir.l7th in. any , Mitt Lacy Alanle, third •!augh ter on the Hot. Wm. Mettle, at Brachia C rifle tin Friday mortnng, it his Wier, thuse, in Ltwet, after a linatairog Pine's, Mr. Fi:•er , .. Gwynn*, gfr the Royal Nail, and Ina et the gwv. Wr.t. Germ*. f HUGH WATER Tills DAY AT LoNt)t)tri Atori..9l nun after 7. Eqr n mi•r, SALES BY ALL'CION. RIULIOTHECA IOCH.F.RIANA. Lrusti S 5.4T11E8Y, MOP . - house, No 143, Strsoll, A,ppo.ire to Caoher.oe.etre.., Tim DAT, and tweity-trur Cillsosing Des. the N' co ,, d Pelt to emonlenc., on MONDAY, April loth, sod eight fo:losiog Days (Septiayi.excaottd 'Vat very valuable ani extensive LIBRARY rf the Lt. Ike JONATHAN HOUCHFR, a.s. ,Vhcar of Coup, Sutpay. The Rauh*, in peers!, me in Rood "ervidition. 1 To be cider vet to ehelitne of',al.. Catalopies (peke Three 3hd qua and.S.so;ore, its hum 111) to h , hot et the plat:B4 SPan; Mtikrs, Mundell and tion• , , 11.1 and hr.]. Gag, lAniburgb ; Mt .Artier, Do.nr ; Mr . Cooke, oef'..rd Mr. I)erghtni. Canivigxe; and of all th e 4:motel Bodo. sellers in the United Kinvls.n. . - 10EICHO1.D P.STATES, IN WINDSOR, WINKFIEDI, AND WARFIF.Lf), IN TIIE. cOUNTY OF BERES: AND . DATCDF.T, IN 'I HE. COUNTY or BUCKS. : LATE THE: PROPERTY vF MR. GEORGE CLUDEs. DU:EASED. • Sr Mr. SMITH. onler of the Exerntors at the Ca.tle 1n,,, Windsors ^w MONDAY, the 10th of March, 1800, at Twat,* sY •ck, in Seven ',in. ( 1 0 %IPRISING a FREEHOLD DWELLING- N.." ROUSE, with Yard, P.ean,re (;n:sund, C ..seh 1-I ,, utt's St-Wei, and walled Garden,. pleisandy situated on Detente Common, near WindaOr A LIONELI.ING HOUSE, a large BRICK and TILE. KILN, with neatly Light Acre{ of Laud, p,oregants a deep Ri n i' Earth t and T.i intlo:ed Fields, with a new ere Mod lieu" thare.m. t et. Attettt Math, in tht ;smith of Wlnkfield. ' A BRICK and TILED CUT f.lt.slE, with Girders, at Wick HO, Wattit•'.l. Al.o, THREE nwEl.t.iNc4notmEs. with Gardens. 4 L.MtOk. SUBSIAN UAL DUILU/Nti, former is Par ty, now used as a hit MattolOetoty.—A st.acious TUB' MELTIN(..4IIOUSE., completely fitted-up. raPabl° at containing *veal huarPed pe•tons.—Alto, a PLEASANT Mk >USE facing ttlte Ricer fh 'me., and a fart: Uarden, oth• ated at Elie Oatottn of Bier Lane, Thamsorreet, ‘Vmdtot I Ot/ feet of front of the v.relet 140 feet in depth, and IS near Whitton Bridge, thot a'Whauf, a Brewery. a Dittsllarts or any MahufiSors might be made, surpassing 14 in Um We gang, where space and water are required. . . Ma: be vicwai by app:icatant to the Teaante. ' Printed Partirulata may Ea had at the Coulon C.ffe-s-ht.o o . Lurigetia.h4ll I Mr. Beck+lo, Str.,na ' • Mr E,th's, N, Ss ,o gmrs. , u.st , eet, Chancery - lane; Mr. C:.ede.ltithopsirate-streets titottioatit, Lostatos ; at the Ceade Ida, au4 at Mr. Au4liworm, WinJhur, Addis. - D 7 G DAVIDSON, Nu. 17, I.)••t's ( *elk Alaw•ettoiK,,- GovoothOonler:, and Publith..d et tho Offise,. Nn 5, Pack of St. VI- oent't Cnu:ct. Steatit. SIVC.4, of No. Fat , A tlton-atteet, f nog Acre. I M&c. toe thas.Papoti sent to the Ottisc (pootrAkk tittti atileallod to, Mow NUM IHIS Amp, I. I 0 1, '.114• (au a e'), i.n Act 111. • Kiand. 9 2 'nce A•! C —' ; I ,The Chi Mn In. Oo Sans, .At 4021. Ir Chaim Al ks. Ail' The CM sni Ir Oaten Os A Nw C gate LYTC /if PLR And ust4 j•HIS be pl 1 the (*on :IE P 1,4.1 After ho mu:v.( The ICob lar. of Pe Vio,ri, 4.4 anff O Situ 'en Ale De T C, r.;•alt11. G • :t4l, 'o, 13 , , awl !ers In 4,16 4. Kt? F 1. , . • flu F"" 1, toe "' • 4:e w .t 4 , 4 lea. Vac r •vi and {.• irlc Ilia L, /I of ev ; qui PASIP.I # I .n.aip•si lice, No ADli ram, elut 'he Le ?Nice .ne Law, ithltah p 4 'cae..tua Nflarc e •".' or mit to it has h h4t cirrle4 OK. att:it ittnet TIC', It t..NI ('Regan, 1 , 1 ket4o 1. 04 , 7. um, hi art Se. pa tt MI Ii ,dh a dm. .2 , ert. L A I IVEai L.' 1.4 on, A :'l,llOl .it fe ha uaKl Con Yr. 6 .4 " it iqiktil.,l "71 , 11 ye 1 4 . J 4 Lo r j d eh. "`. 8, "1 I - Tr 4 " i V+ti ~:04(!i F arm v 4„: w - t 1 lb - "einft ed before them in a new charade' bp", in the ha'.it of opposing the ovnistration, because he disliked then The pre.rerit • Administratimi, he cone pod. and he therefaer !.ad deternii,,ed tc *rosy support. In ri:mg to spe4k on elev. Ise took this opp Ttanity to declai igisti. and he hoped they would meet v Prt" l tit= of the Livery. Wi b re s pery of eau. he really thmight tie I.A.rd Late rig's*. ; but if the wurtliy I.veryiris •tn conclude his speech a i!ls a motion, it.. had every right to proceed ; but lit ditantend him first, to show has motion I r: young Gentleman made no reply jfr. Watritatui then came Forward wee with great satisfaelioa he ni•oierited i , a oas of the Representatives of the city all occasions, was so coatonatit to the fee etituents; he would, therefore, moo T wi, s to Harvey Chrittain Coombe, Esc is resolution was read by the Corn apd carried in the affirmative. (See .frli, Alderamut Coolest. said. be was nc dletwleb iiii honour was to be conferred c bp snout airereiritsaked them for it. brft osaatitaaats, f eves they conceived i f1 . ,101111 In sepportany measere, wouldi ,sin, sad it would be his pride to cc • ; or, if he could not rcconc N . ..,e wolthl willingly vacate It was then rewired. that , . • anodes' should be published it Ppcple, suet the Common-Hall weediest; - . I AIN 1 Arfr I 1 II!' Z• MA'S'