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fr' :. - f FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. waosa THE TRENCH, DOTett, AND lIANI6UR(34 PAPEitS. emits, MAY 1/1. It is said that General Sebastian' is appointed Ambassador to the Otte man Porte. M. Blanche. Lit a secretary to the Legauon at Vienna, is to attend Pim. MAY li. The French frigate 1,4 Topes., which was at Lis bon, and escaped the vigilance of two English fri gates, which watched her there, arrived, on the.3d I instant, at Brest. In the course of her voyage, slit took and burned three English vessels; 113 pri- I seam awe the fruit of this capture. MUSICH, MAY 1. The final decision of the Court of Vienna is ex , petted at the French War-Offiee, in this city, in,the eourse of eight days. Upon this determination, the twee or the retreat of the French troops, still in t Dtvaria, will solely depend. People at present have more hope than ever of seeing an end to the burdens ' they have experieseed, by the quartering of so Many soldiers. E'en the French Minister himself agars testimony, that Bavaria has done her part. Ultn, it is said, is to be a place of arms, and a dep6, for magazines. The journey of our Sovereign to Italy and Paris is no longer talked of ; but he is ,Ding for a short time to Augsburgh, to visit the Eleaor of 'reeves. STOCKHOLM, APRIL 29. The King has suspended the Placard of 1724, and the Order of July 27, 1731 ; according to the pre sent regulation. the difference between vessels wholly, and only halt free, will nn Linger subsist. This mea spro being only ralculated to operate against France, will he subjea to considerable modikatious, in all parts, excepting those of the Not tit Sea. BASLE. APRIL rm. . On the same day that the eomplaint appeared in the Aferierssr, relative to the introduaion of English goods into Switzerland, M. falleyrapd transmitted a note to M. Mrill.rdoz, our Envoy at Paris. in which the same prohibition was strenuously insisted epos. This now induced the Lander's:nits to issue • second circular, on the tSth, in which he advised the farads of the Cantons got to wait the meeting of the General Assembly, hot to take measures, without delay, for obtaining the desired object. A:IJ to require the Melchior' to certify on oath, that the English gc..nds, then in their magazines, were not intended to be set, directly an indirectly, to France. While the letter was sending round to the Cantons, Pinch severer measures were actually put in ('tree here. On the 26th, lii. Royer, the French Ckargi d' Afaires came here, and, upon h;s demand. the Government of the Canton arrested eleven of the principal Merchants; which circumstance gasp, e•asin to apprehend. that troops might next kie sent to make domiciliary visits. M•Y 4. ' The merchants of Basle, who have goods segues &red at Neufchatel, assembled immediately after this sequestration. and appointed a Cammittee, who prepared a petition, which was signed by the Lan and sent to M. de Maillardoz, the 11 : 11 117: n rof the Cantons at Paris, to be plumed to the Emperor. It solicited that the sequestration should Or taken off the goods, the greaser part of which the petitioners declared, were of Swiss growth and manefaßure. The petition met a had • reception. Y.. Secharner, Secretary to the. Em bassy, arrived as a courier from Paris at Basle, on the 231 of April and an extranrdinary courier arrived shortly after with fetters iron: M. Talley. land. Toe contents of these letterthate riot been yet officially communicated, but it is known, that they contained a demand for the attest and punish ment of the petitioners. The decree of arrest was immediately prepared. It comprehended M. M Christophe Bourcard of Fosse ; Bourcard of See girhoff ; the cousins Merian ; Sehontner, -Battier, Iselin and Ryhiner ; Ryhiaer-klofmao of Saint Al ban; Big' huff Buriaarf and the Jew, Roof. They were immediately arrested and efamined, and con 6nasd to their own houses. According to a circular later of the Landamman , to the Cantons. the Helvetic Diet is to be occupied, on the next sessiiin, with a general measure con' eta ing the absolute prohibition of English metchan dice in all Switzerland. They have been already prohibited in the : Cantons of Zurich and Vaud. by the respedive gJvernmer.ts of these Cantons. SZKLIN, MAY 6. . - The command of the army on the frontier of Po. merania is given to I.ieut.-General Ruche!, in con serinence of the illness of Goners) KAl'Entail. A second corps of the army is to be commanded by Lienteriant-General Schmettau. Ilse regiment of }'rinse Will;ant of Brunswick Oels has also broke up its qoarters to ye to Pomerania. It is -Aid here, that the Envoy of a great Power r Obea'ued lk.ite of ets.mto fee h shoft time ; and th.,t, during that pennd, the business will be con• ducted by a Cieige Aleires . 111AN114110H, MAY 9. Mande ;11e. Private Secretary to Sir Attlrir Paget, the Pritish EL , tr,,y at Vienna, has arrived sith very impertantdispat:hes ftcfn the East Indies. virlith haring keen transramed to L.ondoe. M. Man deville has retiinwil to Vienna. It is al?nfirme.l, that the navigation of the . Jade remains anmolered *viIRKA, ',rut. JO 7he Tritirr;al General Brady, Comm indant in Dalmatia. has arrived here. Since the arrival of a Cramer frnm Paris, M. Hnclicfnitcault has had a Prig temkrence with Count Stadion. The k rench General Andreosey has returned from Hungary, and will pet out fix Pais on the 6th of May. Let rei• irom ilSsltnatia say, the Russians have taken p •rsi• ova of three surill islands on the coast. Se veral more sips from Corfu, /idea with military r-ues. have arrived at the Months of the CAIATTO, 4e •••• hich the Rummel still remain in poswisioa. 1 I tu. th•rhduke Jehn, accordiag to she last ac enmsts, sew, at Lewin'', ....pen his nstlitary tour. It 141 amid, tl.at the Easr.eror will maker jnurney A ..P.:•1:!. I:fief - mark, And Siliaburg, accompanied Iv the Archduke Charles. searma, MAY 1. _ The Arci -Treavorp Lehttan has been reeslled In Lst Pots. Sinfr'4; Nespoluen state 'rummers to the urewr of twenty-three, a:rived tut the 26t1 1 . last at lotto, nod contsuasJ :Len route for :lea destine- !ion, which fael at Feneetrelles, with the raeep iirin of one n 1 timm. M. Scott. the En fish Vice- Consul. tlis original destination wit fixed at lU ri'', but it nac twcit changed for the little town of Bittrhe in Alsace, %tear Deux Posits, to which be is to pteceed itrrieJiately.t, _ rt. PAPER. LETTrit PROM MR. POT TO THE AMERICAN MIN tS TER, JA mks MONROE, [SQ. Downing-street,'May 6, 18C6. "The Undersigned, His Ma4sty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has rrceived His Majesty' commands to aequyist Mr. klonroe, that the King, taking into con sideratiA the new and extraordinary ratans t.eiortial to by the enemy , fur the purpme et thwarting the commerce of his subjetts, has thought fit ei dime, that the necessary measures should be taken for the blockade of the coast, riven, and ports, from the River Elbe to the Port of Brest, both inclusive; and the said coast, rivers, and ports, are and must be considered as blockaded; but the , His Ma jesty is pleased to - declare, that such blockade slviajle: extend to prevent neutral ships and vessels, laden with gAtTs novbs. , trig the property of His Majesty's enemies and not being contraband of oar, from approaching the said coast*, and en tering into and sailing from the said news and ports (save and except the coast, riven, and ports, from Ostend to the River Seine already in a state of strict and vigorous blockade, and which are to be considered as so continued) provided the said ships and vessels ',approaching and entering (except as afore said) shall not have been West at any port belonging to or in the peasession of soy of His Majesty's enemies; and that the said ships and vessels so sailing heat the said rivers and ports (except as aforesaid) shall not be destined tp any port belong ing to or in the possession of any of ilia Majesty's enemies, nor have previously broken the blockade. " Mr. Moors* is therefore 'equated to apprise the Ameri can Coasts and Merchant., residing in England, that the man, r i ver s, an d p o ds above mentioned, must be considered as being Ina state of blockade, and that from this Civic all the measures authorised by the law of tut' ins, and the respective /realm. between His Majesty and t:ie Jiff-rent Neutral Power., will be adopted and exiseuted with respea to vessels attempt lug to violate the said blockade alter this notice. " The undersigned requests Mr. MOUton to accept the as surances of Its high consideration. (Signed) " C. J. VOX." " James Monroe, EN." 3:r. &c. &c. -- - NAVAL IA TPLUGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, W•T 17. Arrived the Dreadnought, of gts glans, Admiral Lord Northesk, Capt. Conn; Britannia, of 100 gone, Capt. Bullen, with the prizes, Bahama, of 74 cons, Captain Stewart; Swift:are, 74 guns, Captain Dighy ; and San Ildefonso, of 74 guns, Capt. Quil lam. The Rerwiei, the other Trafalgar •p:ize, is flag ship at Gibraltar. Sailed the Came/ stove-ship, and the 3feteor bomb, with a convoy for the Downs ; and the Hearty gun vessel, with a convoy for Plymouth. Arrived the Frtei sloop, Capt. Cooke, from Cork. Came into harbour the Chartvell sloop. 'I he Marengo and Belle Poole are ordered into harbour. PLYMOUTH, May 17. Came in the Awe, Wilkinson, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Pinkie schooner, 7r4rStignr and Inds. falitaMe privateers, from a cruise; the Spanish schooner Vangadere, of 14 guns and 83 men, prise to the Var.inie frigate; also a number of vessels, mostly fr,)rn the Mediterranean, detained by the cruisers. the Eurldve, Capt. Sir W. Bolton. from the coast of Spain; the Staunch gun-brig, sad Nimrod cutter. . Sailed the Br;rk stoop of war; Fimi/equis armed ship, with a convoy to the westward ; ;law frigate, 36 gusts, for the Irish station ; Redqf and Virago, gun-brigs, and His Majesty's ship St. George,‘ of 98 guns, for the Channel fleet; and the Albion , loop of war, on a cruise.—Wind, S.W. I•LMOUTM, MAT 16. Arrived the Danish galliot Die Liebe, Gay, from &doe, with wine, brandy, &c. detained by the hero privateer s;f - Plymouth ; the Danish brig Triton, Moller, from Gallipoli, with oil, &c. detained by the Ire,* privateer of Plymouth t • the American ship, flfeshinoton, Adams, from P..lerrno, with sulphur and shiinuc a detained by the Union priva teer of Guernsey; the Spanish galliot, Aria Chris tthiso, Hauff, from Gallipoli, with oil, &c. detained by the Mine , :ro privateer ; the Ainesitod, of Chris tiansand, Nielson, with nisie and brandy, detained by the Hero privateer ; the Sw , dish brig, Norilstern, Battens, from Oporto, with cocoa ; the Little Coerui,Bianditch, from Messina and Jallipoli, with nil, &c.; the Printesr ilortelto packet, Stevens, from Jamaica, in 41 days ; the Aguillon, Blackburn, from London, for Gibraltar; and the L Imo, Brown, from Messina for Altona, with fruit, detained by the leolus privateer. Sailed this morning His Majesty's ship Diana. of SS guns, Capt. Mailing ; and the reciltrue brig, with about 50 sail of vessels, for the Mediterranean; amongst which are 16 transports having troops oa board.—Wind N.W. DOTAR, MAT 18. • Yesterday arrived be.. she brig Marla is (!I' Ste for,l, of Scarbro', Smith, from Jersey. last Wednes day $ who mentions an engagement having taken place off there just before he sailed, between a cutter privateer of that place, mounting le guns. and a French brig privateer mounting 20 guns, when, after exchenging shots for some time, the brig sheered off, :And the cutter being disabled in her rigging, was obliged to rrturn into port ; before the anion commenced, the Captain of the cutter begged of the crew, that if it should be his misfor mile to fall, they would %ever strike. Soon after I. was shot dead (only one man was wounded), who Ran shot through the knee. Yesterday sailed from hence the brig live, of and fur London, White. with stone for Weymouth; the same which wrs brought in here near three weeks since, with the loss of her mainmast, after having been forsaken by a French privateer. DEAL. MAY IS. • Sailed through the Downs, the Elms. Captrin Dogget, from America. Also, the Seeilite sloop of war, on a cruise ; Firns gun-brig. with dispatches for the cruisers otf Calais ; and the Prospers bomb, with the Lord Edon East Indiaman, and the rest of the outward-bound, under convoy for Portsmauth. Arrived the Stag and Sioatiew revenue cutters, from a cruise ; and a gun-brig, with a large Danish vessel, which she has detained. CAMS down from &harness, the Blanche frigate, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last ; and several cartels from the Cape i f Good Hope, with Dutch prisoners, for Htolland. 771 E M. 4 R FITS. COIN•FXI:HAfs.t.'., !11tr Th. hwy.!' OfWheatk.day torn, but a imsderar• sesol•ft. and the trade $ ratbra dull of sales, and priers at lIIIIAIi rams man ; some few crimples of fist qiial.ty exei eA the generel quo tenon. Barley to pod supply, and further declines iii priee Malt likewise. Hut few White Peas, ai.d these clearer. In Beaus, little alteration Oats are iii but entitling supplies, wi , h few best samples i general tales as under ; and in the prices of Flour _but little vaiiition. CURREI'4T PRICE OF GRAIN. VVheat........62a. 745. 82s. leans 40. 46.. Od. Fine d0........134a 87a. Od. Tick Baena 3oa 365.0 , 1, Rye 40s 431. Cd Ost. .. 22a. leo 30. Barley iss 541 Od. Poland% OIL 32. ed. MA'. ...... .... 1 645. 70:. 04 Rape Seed —I. —I. 0 , 1. white Peat.— 421. ses 04. Flub Floor 7os. 75is Od. Grey in..., 031 375. 0 , 1. Sfro, da ..... ..fiS. 70. ed. PRICE OF SEEDS 101 MARK-LANE. ° Cart/MA? Ma lkl to 60. Od per vet. Coriander 1:34 01 to 141 04 Trefoil Red CloVer. -68 Od to 70s Ad Fine VII ...a Od to —a 06 white ..litto 3Bs likl to 741 rd Rve-Graai MS Od to WS 'Od White Nfustard Seed. 13. Od to 17a 6d per bushel. Brown ditto l2t Od to Via Od Tared Caner, 4. 1 , lad to 60. I , rl to 64a. FIELI 104 Y, MAT It. To sink the Ogal—pet Stone 4.1 51b. 84444. . 4s 61 to 6. ed Veal .53 04 to 64 04 Mutton.... 34 04 to M ed I PO% 4l ea to 3. Sd Lamb 6a. Od. t. 74. 64. Head of Cattle thi. Day, 11e2.t4, abhut 2,000-3. 1 1h00p and lantrt, 7,500 NEWL3AT. M4LS L5 1 . 4 5414415tH ALL. MAKKALTs. E the Catra44.. Bp./ Ss 11.1 to 41 1041 I Veal 4s 11 , 1 54 6d Mutton ..,.44 &I to 5. 01 l'Ork 4. IA c. 54 Sri Od. to 7.. Od. RAW HILES. Best Heifer and Steen, ler tone, 3s. 44. to Os. 64. Middlings 2s. 04. to 9* 0.1 Ordinary 2l. 44. to 2 , 1 64 Market Calf. Eoglash }lone 'loop Sit, ... .............•....:s Q. to 1. 2d. Lamb Skins '. • s- . MICE OF LENTHER • Rani, 50 to 56lb:troth 4.. U'4 to 22.1 Ditto, 60 to 6516 each. 244 to fr: .1 Marchetti Hacks -..,1 to 211 Dressing Hides.. l4d to 2ti Pinii Cs•sch Hides 211 to 2:it Crop Hides for totting I'd to 201 Flat Ordinarr , 19‘.1 to 20; Calf Skins, 10 to 401 b per Doren 0 001 to 511.1 Ditto, 50 to 7015 . 011,1 to 424? v Limo 70 or knit Small Seals (aretuda-d) 42J to 46413 e Large ditto Mt tii IV., iisr &sea. Tanned Horse Hides ' 2s s to 40, per %rite. PRICE. a ill St. James's Markin.. 3. 111 Oar , ?Acta 34 11; Witltechatiel MArkri. at lid Per Stone of Mb. ------ TAI.I.(IW . Yaw, Ramis..47.od —e Ad W hitt ditto .... bti• Ott SUar Aiuo thl Melling stuff...s6. Gd 7s Od Mit,. fu ,, g h CSS Gf4 VP, —f lls Gwvl Drees..." lb* Aluttle I, Side Curd., 11. C. —Mould., 11. 0,1 .111 led 1 Ayer%7B Priv... :is 11i To T.,11,1w —.4 MI b7s 8 , ; YeilowSna:), —s a Prweof Candle,, per dns. COAL MAiihk.r. Ni•lr 19 Ships at Market. Sold Price. 9 „N ev.:aids A 454 Crl a 3h 34 I .. Cinder. 2 404 (ld a --.4 nd MEETIW,R; rotts AtWri EIS iff Ai L. MOR NOW. /I II William Marsha I Old Bethlem, London, brush-maker 2 Iu isoo-4 11, Drviord. F.ent. vizioallor 4 10 Denne.on, Fre of Toole-street, Southwark, Surrey, plumber anti gluier . . 2 10 W Blish4n, Lteol Fleolonarket, London, cheese monger . . 2 11 DIVIDENDS. Wd.iarn Wakeford, Horsham, Su.sest, shopkr eper . I._ John Rats, Wood( ,rd, Essex, •itlualkr . • 10 1',...1..1 Faulkner, Oxford-anent, Istddle.ex, oil and c,,l.,unnan . . . • • II W,llionn Buck, now or late of St. Mats' at I! I!, Lon don, merchant . . . . . II Thomas (Joel', ■nd Joseph Carless, Loose, Kent, miller. . . . . • . 10 Thomas Bowman, Poplar and Limehouse, Middlesex, seed-crusher . . . . . 10 J.,hn Bowman, John Gado* sod Mamas Bowman, Poplar antk Litnehouse. sna4•wMota . • . 10 PRICE OF HUPs, SACS. POCESTS. Rent 51 12s to 711—• s Kent .51 16. to 71 154 SUSsOIC.... .31 lOt to 61 Ilk Sussex .51 IGs to 71 .—• Essex 51 10s to 61 10s Farnham— 61 —out 101 —a Old Duty . . L.130,e00. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. SATORDAT. • ST. TAMSS'S• WiIITIC AAAAA . Hay.... 31 et a 51 Os Od Hay 3110 s a 41 lOs Str.w..2l 5s a 21 14s Od New 01 Os • 01 O• I Cluver 41 'Os a 51 Os Straw .ll 16i' a 21 es At Ottfc.d. an Stm.lay ism, the 1.u17 of CA.lonet Cos wu aafely del,verrd of a 'WI. aiRRIAGIN Lately, at St. Thomas's Chirch, in Salithurv, Mr. Grant. of Bath, to Mitt S•nicliconib, late of the (Jlot, of Sarum.—After the ceremnr•, in, new. narii,tl pair, a,tintapanieil by the bride maid, Sc set istf 011 a tour of pleasers for the day; and un th it return to Salisbnry, the bridegroom lied the sa.ortiFc. , • tinn to receive an official a that there had been an maitre In hit applicatio:i for the lizeoce, which rendered it void; in estuarttuieni:e of which, another licence was obt.uwa en the followilie ni ,, rniny, when the parties were again man...a at the Cathedral t the proper pariah chor:h et the Lady), and, thus doubly bound, the happy par and then friends set off t.r Bath. tiu Satan's,. al St George% Church, Ilfsnneer-.qua-e, the Firm N m. Herbert, .on of the Earl of esentar von, t.. the If o t Letitia ElnllY 1.1...t0tt,a Allen, youngest daughter of Lnrd Vo- Count Allen un Th.u.l4.k r. at St. Martin's Chester, by Vie J II Humphreys, LA. Robert F•ri:Lke. rurris, D, t.. \I I. Ravenscroft, stsuleores of the late Tnwuin coat, Esq. of Daverrearn, in Clscri,e. 111 , ATMS Monday as Howie, Esq. (wine'', us wen in the army, of Cirencester, was c.nver i..g wall a person on the market, he &copped d own au.litistanily expired; Tearing a wife and 'were children. On Satuntee, at Ws Noose, op Tower MiU. Fffineam 1.,. none% Log one a the F ter lirethnet ot the Tunny 1-I..eie HIGH WAI It 1 4 111 S O ,A y nt 1.4,ND0N BRIU Mao. $4 mist. after 3 I Via l7 lila. a:u.t 4 • SAIAr•S iiY AUCTION. • .--- . ' . Br LEVU. , int i sql 1 ftt..Vtr, Booldeilevs, at their tirprae. hie. It ,. 31 .. 4, ~,Istwt• C... • thetirittreer, TRI1; hatrrelt' forrowthg'DlTl tTiiit,d-. 4 elCC•filei) , 'TIME entire I,lll*All Y of the late j a ,,,,,. 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TO BUTCHERS, sHoricEir.rit.Rs. AND FRS . hie IVEFICIAL LEASE. CtrLOSNA Or.. PR WA! itUar SQUAB R. My Mr. '4111 , 1“10.)D. - At natrattars, TO-MORROW. all Twee% T H4 BEN Kt 1 C lAL LEASE, Stia Years s 1 u!itcli still he unexpired at Middulareei. 11116, at the low rxittud Rent or Six I:hiseer leor *netts. let re Mr. tbir v .. —Tl.4\ Patois... Ave oriel: 7 0(1ot, to g*./ FeVatt lithe very coDueti,lit stoop. Isms private ...stow/tar, icltz . hoo:ionse. cod yant, t , rir monis Ori thz watt.). pebrenet, :I* wood 9,0 r To tee viewed be ?vare of the Terms,. thh Asir rut to•inorrow, previous to the Se's. 'Torii."' .a mai IN 01/ the l'omitos. at Mr Sherwood. S. lemew-cans ST. lly Mr Mir," Wvoll s ' At ratrayta, TO at if &Cita*. T HE LEN Gat EtteIAL LRAM: of In ,C( L[NC SHOP ai d CAIN V FAJENT OWELLIM:- HOUSE, .itti WORK4IIOP9 at the back, and rr.t.l#, Innate, Nn 906, col the !booth ode of St. J•dtslotoott,, go r.I ts,d-rtomt, d.n:ug roost, kitchen, I. Ihn Premix.. hare be,ll lately iitted up, at a areal ei• ican, and are let for the •b.,le Terns of IJ-Teifrat. oe Maws. )U own and Jowers, Sault ate Wire rendie-inoteee, Poet I.per alaum. lino !fa efrteed by leave of the Temente, and pciatatt rosier I..ra had nib the Pitman., 05 Gairairal'a, 11114 of 111 k iihecwoed. Rutl.“l.amew-clope. Mt 1 3IIRAWOOD, 13y Ord:r of tballlajor pal of the COMITSIGriflall named end authorised oi and by a Commission of listitotytcy, aw vend and isined against Stewed Freeman, of U 4 Compel-swot% in the parish of, St Ann, Weetinintier, in the enemy ed Midd!it,es, carpenter, dealer and claimer., a Umlirm4„ and by consent of the monopole, at Gairraway's house, TO-MOItROW, at Twelve riCtock, in One Let. ALL that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND, situate on the West side of 1k111.f0.1, Somers tetra, in the county of hfid.firee, with the two very r .,4 boa. built DWELLING HOUSES erected thereon; I. K to re spectslile teosnla at 611.105. per annum, and held for a boo of 77 Years, from Mtdlurraa , 1194, at the low grovel Rest of 61. per annum. May he •ievreel by leave of the Tenants, and printed Per fleeter. hat of Mr. Patten, SOIOCIIar, C1044-1(11104, fisree garden; of Mr. Sherwood, Marmots:mew-close ; en the Me -1110.1% ; and at Garrawaes. LARGE EX rEssi V E WO R K •SI 10PS. By Mr. SIRER WI )00, Ry order of the major pan of the Camtnietiettere of Penh roi.tcy, ay/toiled and lowed satinet Samna! Freeman, o f old Compton-street, in the parish of St John, W,o nainete,„ in the county of Middiese■ fi e dealer .1.1 •Atapeaaw• a fbriltrniet, and by enstaant ..f the Mort, ••••••• at Gotaway'l , e.a , ,e•houte, Ti ‘MORROW, at Tete,' • 41.•••1:, AILL that YARD, WORK-Stit)P. and PRE• ate between 6? and 61. Nen street, held lan a kefill of 14 yrara. frnin Vlrnnulet. 174, wanting 34 days, at a 1.. w mot —The Workshop. at • s e rard• m g!, 401, 70 het in length, with Wundrrnum du d San . ; u...ler put let to Mr t. nant .t I""^^41.00 pnwevinn .na• M O.*A. Wm, A- .4.8.4 via rwreed.og the 3.tet i wh«r Particular. 11l le ha el of 'Si Ferran, Snlocturr, enna.r.trern, Hatton (; • ••4e r ,, Mr S' er w"' 4l , ita , tlifkitalll.• MI the k and at (WIS. wa)•.. S, Mr. SIIIAWt...)I), By Order of the major part 01 the Ciinimiikionet. nam..4 ind antho,l4,dl in and I.p a Conianka•ionnf flualcittptet.arar!ed mod noteil splint Sernio4 Vio.e.aii, of Old Ciiietittowsh , in the inri.h of St Ana, Witist,m.t.o. is tae enoote . 1 Mid.lirsett, , arpritee. iteeter And elreadkaa. a Siereloreet. .be Itontent of the Mortz.gee; ae it:Areaway'. Colfee.hinao. 'Change alley, MilEtlti AC, a 12 olio tr, in %hit ALL that PIECE etr PA RCM. of GROUND. with the Pi4ESSI' AGE or 'I ENV:MINT eel, sir 4 • ll S and •iuilding thereto., stoat.. in the Sonth Cieser.it, Alford place, new. Tottershani-eowt.mad, and leading to Rum& situate. The 140.0% to sub.tai.tioly enverzil all the ...oh fitesir. fired, and some of the Anore ha ; .44 held fee • term of urAvds Tears, at • s•oole1 R:nl if ISt. 19b 24. _ . 141,e he e-wed rill the minted Port . .. Nat may be bad of Mr. Pane tins K. K at..- 4 a;dto of .M r bitirw4,44, Ollthe or. the 141,11164 h add . _ . place of Sale. LONDON :—Print.l e. G 131VMSON, No 1.1, Dibes C...rt, Bror-atr•et, Caveat I.:Attu,. 244 Votrln:•al at the Office, Nn IS. pi St. Ctetuont's Chump. Shvild. h• W. STUCK, of No 7, N•.. 1,,*0 ACM. 0 . 441%, Pit. for 6.4 pion, west to the O'No ( s eat inAl). ohil•be 414 otirstokol F - MITWR maim ON SO Tui M VASII ~4. ~ 4~ dear, N►. T it I as the ing PoPI Mr. End p2puLu 1 rim DIM sessies. raft. AM eisper %illy, 4 not ul 1 illaufkoel !Idea Sawa. 1 =l2 Shier • ..• 1 Svenleili *Assad itoilmirjj air lemma via or 411.44.1 CAMS. into Alti P+llllllll. the Ern dude wil quitted' 142 test. ••• ;ovno& wawa PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Reduced 3911 3 per Cent. Consols 6oif 4 per Cents. 7:11 Jr per Cent. Nevi, Long Anntaittet l7l 3-16 Intperial 3 per Cent Uranium India Stuselt ...re...—. s nAI, . te4lt India Fonds per. forhenter Wile . par. 21 die. EncUsh Lottery Thkets . 2i.01 Ws. Casts...:s (or 60/4 T RISH, Stock-broker, N 4 4, Cturth,ll, and 9, Charineernss. $1 OWN T. , For oh' Xl6 AM P 'A.! Zisis il I La oa Rest *4l intvi Tab Ili. r, !mem 1 FOR T O N 11 Ova Tad 4 Mker • A, sh; i 4 Seal Tiche Ito 3 , , 1 . Levee Irs-011 In 1 C. 4 A 'Nam r 1 , 1 / be