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TO Ma Mlfron EURDA r7l, AMA • Dias 8;a—I !pee received a cireati letter bein tog your signunte, and accompanied htdoi stddrass • to the FriaAfir of 'Middlesex, opoidse limeade contoined in which alone, youth nryaupPorTat the present Election for that county. .--: I am sorry to tell you, that, upon tliose•grounds, I fed it iinpossible to comply with your request.— ' Having twice bad the honour to poll for you at Brettford ; having anticipated the pleasure of see you re.eleard without opposition, or of using my utmost ekcrtions in your favour, and having a great pet sotto; respra for you, I cannot conceal the mortikation I feel in being compelled to adopt this linsot co:‘,-futa ; nor can I refrain from pointing out , to yon some of those passages of the address, which make it incumbent on me to withhold the support I bare hitherto been-happy to afford you. You assume, that two parties iu the state have Vines!, not for the purpose of bettering the comliti , n of thiepeople, but with a base and scandalous in tention of pillaging those whom they are called to rule, and are bound to prated. lt would have been Well if you, who have cubed for details, had pointed Mit the particuor i.,stances which justify such an assertion to your mind; in order that persons, as ind-pentent of the present, and every other a imi *stration, as yourself, mght have had an oppor- Utility of more coo edly judging how far they had been deceived as to the past, arid what precautions they ought to take for the future. I have supported the present Adinoistretioii, Iron a conviliion that they were unitei upon principles of real public littler and for the purpose of carrying into execu t o ,' assS of gr .at national improveruest, both in o ~.. 'wenn% and domestic eireumstaneaj ; and I comsat ahai cso ,hem, because, in a situation more difficult than that in which any of their predeces ems have este stood, they have not been able to efe(t, *ha,. I bell ye to have been nearest the hearts of them all—L mean a peace with France ; seeing such a peace could not 114•11 been obtained upon terms consistent with national honour, and be cease Ume has not sufficed to mature and execute the seism:lea of intern.:l improvement, which they have manifested their determination to pursue. ton assume, that whenever the leaders of con tending patties in a state unite ' that it never is in favour sat the people ; and that the history of the world beam evidence of the truth of your assertion. It appears to sus that the doctrine you maintain— that the political animosities of honest men must be lerecoacilabbi—is mod fatal to the existence of a popular government ; awl if canned to the extreme, moat teact.teithe subjugation of the country, or to the atoittiodamat of liberty, in order to obtain se curity from fo sign conquest ; and to history I Teter I u for the fact, that if the heals of dietiordaiu ponies geoid net be United in the canoe of the peo ple, the Itivelesion of 168 S, in which we glory, s:J Ad not have 6-ita brooght about. You meet% the - a double. imposture is now at lostipeed alpha the People; and y u &scrim .o each oat I w , p , sties a watch-word, neither of which 1 have found to be in ate. I have no hesitation, how . ie,r, in saying the.: attached as I am by preference do use Mors popular parts of our Constiottion, I cone Ole r' e Thin eas iedispeosinly necessary to the * , ritui , of our liberties , by preventing any usurp /. a u e o.t them by inditduals. either of the all. a Crektli oir detail:statical estate : bet, however a Soecreigo mobil these kingdoms may be pereerally b-loved, hi. n ,m, cantor he brought in q;estion, stir hi 'buses. however eminept, stated, in order to tree tarragth to do Minister he may have appoint. ed. without a violation of the dignity of all the Con lausticaill Powers, and I am 001 swift that such k this Men the pratice now. Neither do I know that the ~titer watch-word. as yon term it, has been used, for any sinister purpose. If the friends and admirers of tie late Mr. For have. neon every or both 'voltaic and .pror.te, spoke of his trans e most foicilsle language their supply, I will veutuie to say, MILIMCe been eels adopaately of hie wae b, or toe poignancy the irretrievable lOU which The norm, e' , the 'best of estimation, of sight pre. you would condeseend to of his glorious and stove that, for near forty years, he s and disinterested scrvaiit any , that he withstood every en up in public liberty; that hv measures for the relief and ; that lie obtained some, and , many more.dimieutions °foe / relgious freedom; that he did capable of doing far more than . by his own personal exertions, prevent wars, which he thought necessary, and to obtain or preserve thought it could be either achieved or ;•siitinued with security and honour ; that, In the Pursuit of the grea• objects he had in view, he was insensile to all that coullibtitnilife, ill that could tempt, all that could persuade minds of an ordinary stamo ; and that. in the cause of the People, which he haJ espoused, he was proof against the allure ments of ambition, wealth, power, popularity, and friendship itself. In the paths of his political wisdom and integrity , I desire to walk : and if you are not only not Aisle told, merits as the best of patriots, hut propose to yourself means of rescuing your country from the -difficulties of its present situation, totally different from those which Mr. Fox would have pursued, had he lived to counsel us in this hour of trial, you most me for saying, that such an avowal decides giving you my vote. 4tr itonst • I not perceive, in your present address, any 'illusion to an opinion promulgated by you on the late Eliftion for Westminster, which is, " that a person holdir.g an i , ffiee under the Crown, how ever otherwise estimable, cannot at any time be come the fit representative ef a free. encorrupt, and independent people ," if such opinion be founded in truth,rhieh I utterly deny, a law right to be passed to exclude all the executive se.vants of Govern ment from seats in either House of Parliament. • I hive not beard that it was in the contempla ting of any one to propose such a measure, and if *glilmosed. I am sure it would meet with resistance all descriptions of persons, who have the ' Oilier or the will to reason upon its consequences. The people, by the acceptance of your doarine, 0c44,.0n, both (online and 4 . t .z0a.144. merits in the mo imi i ;itaoirons could lain the t y care on me to ea+res their sen►e of i INV their grief, for the has born sestained. ' Patriots," is, in W etninaiitly his ; and if refer to the partienlars 'life. yea would fled th, was the most assiduous a country ever possessed ; eroaehnsent attempted u ptopossd innumerable a props+ity of the people; endeavoured to obtain en craiot upon civil and rel his utmost, and was cap; any tether individual, by could ever do, to ;never ne'ther jest nor necessatl Apeace, when be thought srooM refillpt',tte olio Neff ireettil7 of being governed by the settest of mankind; for if they absurdly brand artery marsaeads disgrace the moment he bacons the official serVant of His Majesty, they *Niftier that 'erect* thireastitanie, and of course. disgusting to every hanest and independent mind.* When, only, can a public man be said to have for feited his honour or independence, when he shall have accepted or retained a place at the expenra of public principle, or for a derg4iaion of public duty. These radical differences reader it impossible for me to assist you in becoming a Member of Parlia ment. Respeitive opinions may be maintained cost. sistently with mutual and intire personal resped— such I unfeignedly profess towards you. The determination you have taken to avoid the expence of conveyance and decorations, so conspi cuous at your forme, eleitions, does yeu honour, and I wish such an example could be followed by all other Candidates. The freedom of your letter and address, precludes the necessity of any apology for the openness .ind detail of ray observations; I have therefore only to add, that I am, Dear Sir. Your very obedient humble servant, • &rail!. Nov. 5. 1806. S• MULL WIIITII:tE AD. Your printed letter and address reached me only to-Jay. .a•-•-•—senninne. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. •OKTSNOUTU, 'art. 7. Sailed the Pomoaa feigatt on a mite tiff Abe Westward —Wind pnv. S. Sailed His Majesty's ships Afegiderse and Fran chite. for Sheerness. Arrived the ?Giver", sloop of war, from a cruise, arid the N..eoe. Halm, from Copenhagen tot Sata via, detained by the 11..ser grin-brig. • AI MOUT.. NOV. 6. Arrived the Snipe gun-brig, with the loss of her bowsprit, and remains with, the At ,jeek. 74, (Vice- Adm. Russell); NotlnA. 44, (Vice-Mm Douglas); Ittrarairmi 74 ; Ldsree, 74 ; N.NI W 64 ; •Ditintim, 64 I and ?rainy, SO; dietetic. tah-ier, and Afsidae, frigates ; Cruiser brig ; and Cesar guu-Irsdr• . • errata Nut, way. 7. Sailed this morning from the !fete, the Bindle sloop of war, with the trade under convoy for the Baltic. The Sper - doell still Yeasting at the wore, with the signal flying for Tannitigeo.—Wind N.W. • OVAL, NOV. 7. Sailed yesterday evening the &velem, sloop of war, from Sheerness. Arrived yeteerday evening the Prospero heals, with about thirty sail of ligta transports under via toy, many of which are sailed fur the Note. Sailed the Traveller, for the South Seas. Arrived the Melts frigate, Seagull sloop of war, and several gun brigs fronr.ii cram ... and remain in the Downt with the rest of the ships, as per last. NOV. P. Arrived His Majesty's ships Ineltfatiealle, from off Rochefort ,• and the Di t eind, from off Havre. Sailed His Maker's ships 'Tartar, for the Downs, and the Strenuous, for Guernsey. FROM LLOYDS !AT. 44.,,5•. At Southampton—The Elias, Fitagerild„frons Name. At Milforil-.Tbe Caroasthen, Richards, bona Jamaica eel Bermuda. At Liverpool—The Bristol packet, Dry, Cons Ph&dolphin; and the Ann, Alexander, from New York . At llarwich--Tire SeeloWer, —, front Motile. In Yarmontli Roads--Thomas, Simpson; end 71,4, Bram. , lei, wrth a fleet from Pmersborgh. At Newfoundland--Tbe Alfred, Rowe, from Liverpord. - 1 . At Bustin-:rho Mary, 'Lobular:in ; and Mumma, Gibbon, from lawnpool. At New York—The Same., and Zenophon, from Liverpool; America, Barnes, from bellast ; end the Auaus•us, O'Connor, from Dublin. At Uoirlise-.The Tutels Rohl:smut, from Guernsey; the Mania,; and the ?ilea, from O. co.. Al Philadelp hia—Tito Amaron, Clark, front ditto; Lan:, from Londonderry ; Active' ----.., from Waterford ; and the Martha, Washington, frovriLoarlati. At Virsiora...The Protectreer, Everest. front London. At lawreauda--Sir Andrew Ilansroport, Barr, front London. FROM S, rltD-IY MGHTS G. NIILITARY PROMOTIONS. trot-I:NM-a, Not. 8, 1806. 16th Regiment of Foit—.Captain Wintriiigham Lomothbe to be Major, by purchsse, vice Hope, who retires. 50th Doto--Maine Charles Napier, from the Cape Regiment, to be Major, vim Lester ' oboe:changes. Cape Regiment.—Major Ttsonsee Lyster, from the bOth Feed, to be Major, vice Napier, who exchanges. Frobenes Reeina.mt—Major Stevenson Barnes, from die Royals, to be Lieutenatit•Colontl. Captain Abraham Scheannelketel to be Major, with temporary tank intim army. Ortheater-Qffi , e, Nee 5, 1108. Royal Regiment of Artillery. %Mar lobe Lieutenant Colonel, vies On Vet. • Caputo. Thomas Charlton to be Major, vice 'Millar. Second Captain Joseph D'Arry to be Captaiu ' c.c. Charleton. Fart Lieutenant Jelin W. Kedleston to be Second Captain, vize D'Arzy. Second Ileotenant Ts li btainwaring to be First I.ieute- Gant, VICO Kedleston. Dated October 14, 1806. Ord..eoe•-ifflice, Nev. 7, 1606. Corps of Royal Etigineerp—Captain John Handheld lobe Aft jot of Brigade, vice Rowley, promoted—Jared Nuveinber 1, 1806. PARTNERSHIVS J.)IOI.VSD. John Middle and Ed .ard Nelson, of Walt's-end, in the rountar of Nintlieeibcrland, Rout-manufacturers, and Coro and flowodealers. September 1, 11106. Joseph Drabble and Witham 1/rabble of Holbeck, in the permit or Leeds, in the county of York, lii i .chtee-makers. Oc tober 91, 1806. I:. Williams and Richard Davies, Rose's Gateway, Russell. street, Bermondsey, in the comity at Burley, hold aid lamb skin doyen. Noventbev 8, 111114. Mary Hall and Elisabeth Menison. of Newcestlo.opon- Tyrol, nsiilitters.and dresamakert. Octrelter 1, 11106. Chris epher Limes mei William Woenett, et Stuke.under. March 30, 1806. I Witham Brown and George Axe, both of Sheffield, in the county of Yodi,joinsee* tool-makers. November 1, iSuG f. had Lih and Jens Buckle/. of Canterbury, hatters. (ktelscr 11, 1306. Allen Nertmen, David Allen, end John Giett, of Hammer soth, in the county of bli.laterear, earhagers seralasspro, and tlortts. September 211, 13016. John Tyke', Wohani V 1 .Ikioisl.pa Pnisgbd Pest alt of Uivrrbtoes, to the cc unty of Loocosso. toowino. Augus Amu 16%6. )Lotsees, of Well Sib, it blisMen, in Liu, fatisli of +1... Nuiderifseli, , in ells. evenly 411 Yea,. en. Robin Veil, Si Chrughlze, ie Mashes, io the parish of Alsonedhury, in Orr laid county, caturs•spinaarijat Clolltgelee Kit: Oetobev 91, Illso. W. Fatten, ?hennas Chapman, lolld blunt,' e nd Choler Nil l e, of lliriningleaus, butlent.rn a kers. I)eournber 111, gaJ5 ..T comas Millington, Robert Ifillingtoo, and John Hey wood, of Mauchester. intim a iutity of Lancaster, inklau'u'''' nufacturers. October 2, 1306. Sarah Nieholum and Mary - Taylct, at Larmatter, in the county of 11AlltAiillf, ninnhelt• OCiebe. 28i 1909. Jobs Weller, Wilbert Welhtry add -Joseph Weiler, of Amidivi, in the county of Incas, Newels, painters, and fencers. August 16, 1806. • 'testis Hartle, Benjamin Singleton, Hugh &dowel, and John Crewe', all of Lane-end, in the county of Stirffordri inntheaware-manolacturere. January 17,1806. Robert Cannon, of Caporneray, in the county of La • miller, James Millington, of Tcwit Ft Id, in the said county, ' con-merehant, and James Jackman- of Kirkby Kendal, i 3 the county of Westmoreland, innkeeper, burners and dealers in cinders. October 25, 1906. • Richard Luc, William Brae, and John Gil, of Tavistock, in she county of Devon. July 5, 1866. Abraham Farce and Hatay denim. November 9,1406. ftleurge Price, graters and tea. - • • BANKRUPTS. John Crundall, of avpham.read, in the parish of St. Mary, I.amlietli, to she c minty of Surety, carpenter, dealer and step limn, to vutteteder. Nerrsobcr It, 18, and December 2:1, et ten, atGuddhall,. London. Attorney, ?At. Godetnrid, &ids. w:0, New Siidgr.-strret William Weaver, of the Red Lion, Gray's•lnn-lane, in the comity of Middlesex, victualler, dealer and ebipinars, to sot tender, November 11,22, and December 20, at ten, at Guild. int.:London. Attorney, Mr. 11 Hughes, flifforirsliin• ' John Cbristoph Weber, of W'Atechspel-mma„ in the county of Middlesex, take', dealer and chapman, to nurender, No vember 11, a, and ammiest 2t', at ten, at Iluildb.ill, Lon don. Atoms', Mr. Joins Shearssan, flate-street, !Booms ' hwy. James Boyle, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, miller, dealer and chapinau, to sortender, November la, 24, and 1)-cember 90, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms-Inn, in Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Edge, Brown-sweet, Marieriener. k 'chard ILeywnrth, of Gmey Grimsby, in the county of Lirieulsi, mercer and tailor, to surrender, N iveinbst 85, 86, and December 20, at eleven, at the Talbot lion, in Cvistor, iii ' the sa - d county okl.rneoln. Attorneys Mr J•n• - ph Pearson, Hottotn-sourt, Gray's-Inn, London i Iliad Mr. Bulmer, at Canter. L4e.rd Byrne the yowler, of Liverpool, is the county of Lin..a.ter, merchant, to crummier, December 8, 9. and 20, at our, et the Globe Tavern, in John-street, in Liverpool. Attiviiets, Mesus, StaShareet and Eden, Leigh-street, 1.1. seiassi ; and, Mr. Thollllo Wiadle, John-street, Bedford -1.•.• 'Lmobei. loliit ~, .. roihuret, of Milton,. next Gravesend, in the county or Kent, - dater and chairman, to su , r •nder, November 11, 18, ~nil DeNnerher 20, at ten, at Guildhsli London. At torney, 14,. lainnuad Walker, Exchequer Lidice. Lincoln's. hits. William Vutton the younger, late of Fteeminglon, in the county of Devon, Orneburner, to surrender, December 2,0, and 20, at ten. at Pm - castlelm., in Barnstaple, in ths said . senility of Devon. Attrwneys, Mr. John William., Barnstaple; ant Mr. Charlet Luxinere,,Ked Lion-square, Li•id in. John WekeSeld, of Suuntneetreet, London, trine-mer chant, deafen and chaprnan,tu surrender, November 24, 25., * one, and December 21, at eleven, at Gdhillrall. Attorney, Mr. Murphy, Illoskterie.street, Fleet sweet. Williams Crane, of Biidges-street, Covent gulden, in the entrniyea Middlesex, cieseemeinger, to surrender, Neeember 24, 24 at ens, and December 20, et eleven, at Geildisail, London. Attorney, Mr. Senior, !toad-court, Long.acre R.chard Davey, of Copt-court, Drury-lane, in tie enmity of Middlesex, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, November 11, 29, at one, and DeCather Pi, at tvrere, at Go:When, London. Attorney, Mr. Adanis j , Oki Jewry, Lon don. Anthony Cnllins, Lath of Mile-end Read, in the enuitty of Middlesex, ship-ovraer;dealer, and Chapman, to %JR. 54//f. November, 15, 25, and December, 20, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Atserney, Kr. Hey, Mincing-lase, Ifenehersiee euree, Loadoo. Reggie Holland, of Great Wrethilm, In the coy et Now folk, farmer, dealer, and chaps's, to surrender, Decemher 5. 6, and 20, at taints; at the Six Bens Inn, iii Bury St. Isfrnuters, intim eaelltf.di Stagelk. Attorneys, Mr. John Pato, Bury St Edmund's iformaid; and Mr. Williams Odes, No 9, Great Shire-Mee, Leaden. Hairy ?lumps, lass of Highgate, la the county of Middlesex, and of the New Corsi Exchange, London, corn and seed factor, dealer and Chapman, to aturender, November IS, 29, and December 29, et eleven, at Guildhall, Lnndnn, At torney, Messrs. Evan and Rixun, Haydoiseqoare, Mummies. DIVIDENDS. November 42. Benjamin Betts mad Ann Smith, of Basinghall ,, street, in the city of London, &Sou., dealers, and co.part nen, at ono, at Guildhall, ortlon. December 19. James Lyon, of Savage-Gardens, its the city at London, Merchant, deader, and ehapmati, et eleven, at Guildhall, London. December I. James Sennett, of Tregony, in the county of Corowall, lie/it-draper, dealer and chapman, at four, at the Glebe 'Torero is the city of Eater Deeerisher 5. William Winn,' of Lancaster, in the county of Lancaster, linen•draper, end grocer, dealer &WI chapnian, at bye, at John Wilma's. the Commeicial Inn, in Lan caster. November 28. Wiliam Chetterton, of Waltham, in the _county of Lincoln, grocer, draper, deafer and chapman, at ' ten, at the Deg and Duck Tavern, in the town of Kingston apota.Hull. November 11. William Humfmrs the /Met, sad William Hunafrys the Younger, late of Old nth-street, in the city of London, grooms and co partnere, at ten, *Guildhall, Lonaltill Nentwillet Ilk George 11-owne, of the Ohl City Chamhers, Bishepayateemen, Lrindtm, merchant, at ten, at Uusdhall. London- December 1. John Merritt, of Uxbridge, in the county of Middlesex, ant Nicholas Mercer 'd of Chatham.plare, London, meal men and merchants at twive, at Guildhall, London. November 29. John Ldakin, of Wincester street., in the borough of Southwark, and county of Surrey, millternght, dealer mad chapman, at ten at " 11, London. Ilimeerber H. Wllliam Perre;4l, sev Mahn ewe, in the County of Middlesex, liefilliedielper, dealer and Chap man, at one, at 0•91104, Laadall. - • December SO. Tlimi9ol.l9ol awl Itilbuni DiSseri, of Bread- Street, in the ttlig W LIIII4on, tildten-ereaeers and co. partners, dealers sal aihrom, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loridim. Deeembe; 50.. Abraham Mamba Pereira and Hermenegiltl Castellani, of Did Bidden, London, merehanu add eo pennon, dealers and cLopmen, at twelve, at .Guildhall, London. December 13. James Dawson. of Copthall.huildings, in the city of London warehouseman, dealer and chapeau', at ten, at Guild's:ll, London. November 29. Joseph Wilson, of the Strait% in the county of Middlesex, umbrella-maker, dealer and chapels*, at mac, at Guildli.:l, London. CERTIFICATES-Noe. 29. John Port, of Cheennot-Hill, near Manchester, in the County of Lancaster. Writlawi Mellor, late of Stockport, in the county of Chester, cottorsmanufacerer, dealer and ehapinan. Robert Meilos, late of Stockport, iii the enemy of Chester, est tommatunacteret dealer and almanacs. Thomas Martin, It Celemanetreet, in the city of London, w on.l.broker. James Eidaille the towers% of Qwernostreet,Cheepaide, in the city of London, sager Willis a Marshall, of 0111.81111bria, in the city of London, brush-maker, dealer and ellegiegm . w i niam Biter, of King *Meet, in the parish of St. George, Bloomsbury, In the county of Middlesex, carpenter and hoJd-r. Joseph Dkkenvere, William Dickenson the elder,andWe city ih of iam Dickenson the yeneart, late lit Broad-detest, in th e London, niercheata. , Joseph Gardner, latent Hotielerlawn.M ; te, in the borough c' PRISONERS in the . lQ.4l: frESCH Prison in the Co untr, TIMM TrirtlCL. John Gwinnell, airman', of • Yeatrett.etttet, 'Fittroir•lnirh, and lane of Deenengetreet, tadiansemmtestetv beds an the wool of Mttliesew, owateh4moittr. Thomas Longhorn, fowerly of James's now, 02fotg,t,,t e in the county or atedlesez, and late of Kingston, in the cow ty.nf Surrey, tanow-chandler XngusMbc Phie, foorrierly of Little Odeon-insert,' fOrMtmin_ 'ter, JO Orr county of Midaleses,,mal lase of biota, be the moot, of Este2,• merebant. raisuittit in the•FOlil.TrY CIOMFTER, ia de City d Lonsha. 21119 T NOTICt• Richard Tanner, formerly of No t, llewitt's-tourt, in thee Panel' of goon Martin'• in the Fields, and loco of No. Tothitistmet, in the vetted nannies of ft •lot Margemt ace{ St. John. both in the city wadi irertrat Witeinmsotr, tetho county of MiJdiemx,.6lMot MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GOlLOridl T., tie-litcrea ow. Alke Holbert aad George Inflame, tielywoetteoupon • ?yore', *open • . 3 id Ted.nar 'Luck, Queonetreet, Ghoopside, LeepJbag,eyo gar robt.er •. _ . 11 Romani Presto*, Hotborn, Londe*, linemonmaer . 2 L.) llatha*iel Jefferys, late of Poll waM, anathema, eltet . 2 la &footway Appleby, late of the' Royal Exchange, Len• don, woollen•Amper •• Charle. Flude, Camden street, St. Mary, Llingtoo, Middlesex, cool-rxerchent • 2 le DIVIDINDS. George Lambed, lioibnon, Muldtmet,iiettleihar Charles Lovelock, Dovham-suees, Suomi, dewier is wino • 1 James Edward Fowl, Colethan• street•lio•lditir, Lra don factor • Id _ - Pater Duffy, late of New tnin4nalle, Onfeudatreetehlet. a:. sax, wane-mso:liant . Jahn Motley, Setreid.seae, Eases, /Liam It CERTIFICATES. . Samuel Rube, of Worol.street, eliospoidr, is city of 1.04. don, hosier, dealer and chapman. John Janes, of the borough of Truro, In the county of Corn wall, w-ra,q- , Crieener old tan.inerchent. William Wilson, a/Colchester, in the county.), Elfeß, mer chant. Robert Roberts, of Liserpqol. in theeonaty of Lana•ter, met. chant, dteler and thcmsan. ' Thomas Gibbt Williarnaon, of Parsectte-street. in 'the parish 4 Si. Mary. Rotherhithc, in the com.ty of Surrri, manner. dealer and rharnatt. Michael Phillips. a Norris-street. near the 'Haymarket, is the county of Milan's, grocer, dealer Ind ctripmaii. Charles Rictarde, of the Grand Jearnen Wharf, Whitetriava, in the aity of London, coalonerahalit, dealer and chap ins. PRICE,' Of STOOKS, SATURDAY 3 per Cost. Reduced 6n:1; 3 per Cent Consols 6,1'il . 4 per Celi. 7914 5 pet Cent Navy . Loil Annukics ...' 171~114 Imperial 3 [we Cud. ••• • ~.. • • •••• •• 59dt , Pied Au:unties . 4 , 3s. ar. pmne. i l lS ik ililk • per.* peara. AsebleLeimery Mhos ....... - 0iati....4 let 131. . Ow. Or - T. IBIM "Nok•linikeir, 4. Cerabill. :Ad!. eldwinic•Creoc. tatiaterocKs, utir• IN& Gov. I:kir maw 1114. e. Cabs CUURSE OF El AlmsPaidava 36 --. 2 U. Auto at Si ha 33 9 Rotterdam 11 6 4 U. Hamburgh 34 9 U. Alton.., 34 1 9 U. Pans 1 day'adsie 24 Duro 44 4 I U. Bordeaux Alarlfid ',—. io paper. Inuto 99j effect. Cad.: .. .—. la paper. Dino 39 e3r.gl. Billaua Lee, un It Genoa .41 1).1 , 41i5t on London (Os 744 9.31 :HANGE--timo. Velure ~. SO mew C. itsplos .. I.Nboa Alt Oporto. ...... .• Cork i3i _ t. I. d. cAartiositalloitt nntiner. chant,- ginaler If th •• • • Jahn Jones, of rite • MN liity;of London, warelmneman dejer atoll . r a: wlllwrq f 440;. 044chnge. !? eiwy.ol L aimm , s machine, m inutictiter, dhlk milt elehomen. - 0;14, — ;n . Coin and . Bars per es —•-• New Deu New Dallas U 5 pe Solver in Bars Plir Louis rad' Agiu Map. Rank on finical* • 31 par Celt. I II __ll 31 On Thursday, the t.sdy of MIMS Campbell, EA Lsaulowa-emu:out, Both, ota &tighter. MARINACE. • A few , lays age, at IlitAtstuat., near °Nape TOrtbdbillt, John Seatreo, tar hfias kla.rrost, bons of that pos.*. Theo nasal was a watch of moo opal fortunes : the parrots - nf tacit gave them Nibs. wt-ight of beef, and • limo.ktla fail at potatoes. DF Ara. At Cassias, ?1111 Ratltdrum, lrrtand, sincerely and deeerywily lamented, Abuttals Unita:lly. Eq. 'fiaattni of the county of Wicklow, whts.h offacc he Mkt' with iutogrity and ponetu ality for 1.2 y can. 111011 WATER, THIS DAY, ATAONDON BRIDGE• M0rn....99 min. stun 9 1 Eyen.....41 m l offer 4. SALE BY AUCTION. EXCELLENT AND VALUABLE BOOKS. Bx Mr. STEWART. At is Auction Ri , nol, Nd: 194, Picraird (*visite Alhtn..ll THIS DAY, November 10, and firs 4000•1 1 )111 Do., et Tavel &Ches. TH E extensive anti valuable STOCK, belong ing to Mr, LAW, Itnuitceller, late of Sr MARTIN CHURCH , YARD, St Martin's lane, retired from Rosiness. They consist of, viz. in Octave, Gentleman's Magazine. tem plet, 9G eels ...Monthly Review, 65 rots -.Voltaire's Works, 1, 7 Smr 4l4 rt, 33 snts —.Chandler's Debates, 42 v01t..-.RApist and 'rind d's History of Entland, 22 vets —Houlsraken's Loves of the Painters yids.—Lisii, v its.—Aleattdro ab Alex andra, 2 volt : Cooke And Maw Iretworth't Voyage. 7 viila-i-Rolin's Histoire Ancenne, 6 tom. — Corned recta. Espanol rrCalderein, 15 tom....Desatutier s Experi mental rhdosopby, 2 eels —.Oman di Arleen, 4 volc—Hug• gins's Ammo voles — d 6 Hislowo Naturrlle, 13 tom... Swifes• Work ' s, 19 vela.—P(4in Catsiday'Alli4tiny of South Carolina, 2 ells —Vannes Enighis of Matta, fees Japan, 2 --General Dielowary, 10 tole.—Baylex Dictionary, 5 toll —ltapin's fingiand, 4 • ii".....Citatunk i Opera, sp Ald. 7 rots -. l 3tuarth Athens, 9 i n ili.--Muitou'a Northamptonshire--Harris sod Hemed's giriii—.Reek's Views —Stephani Thesaarus, 4 mils —roetla steph err de I.4gibus, 9 soli ...Norden** TWA , vu, Egrpewrisies's Temple of the Muse!..—Rmlawnedraeolleetion S wals elan a Siormy 41 it ' selb,oltenns . ectsliebtew 6414, 2 yols.....Cowpot ontbe Muscles... Pow tio's Jamaica—and many others equally %tillable. To b- viewed, and Catalogues had, at the Auction ache, 194. Plzeadilly. LONDON ^ —Printed by G. PAITIOSON, No. 17. Duicl CoJrt, boo-strtet, Covent. Gaolers, &ad pisbrohed at t!...e Office, No 15, Back of St. Cienie , V: Church, StrAnd, Mot he W. 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