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. • LIST ;:vnti AFFAIRS. PAPhRS • ValetllTeD TO Tilt 11001 t Or COMMout, put. WANT TO THEIR cutouts Of Tilt 2.5Til AMA 28eU Juts, Igos, IlletATl9lo 10 teat thiatA Aff•lite. • - (Cnotineed from our Paper of ymterday.l Every argument of a poi:lice' nature i. in favour of Saatlitt Ali, and they may be committed in the reflection, that his whole depradenee and support is on the Fogliah Coii.p•any. Thus, justice and ?AIMy decide in favour of his cliudi, and wrlhing should induce us to renounce hi. cause, bat iliflkulties of an insurmountable nature, et of such a magnitude as to make the risk too great. Such, in rot opinion, after the In.t •• calculation I have been able to form of them, do nut exist ; Seadit Ali is unpopular, and would probably at first have few partisans, but his 11414 e and acknowledged' right would carry a with it that must gradual!e disunite trey , / confederacy golfs theoled ; end if our power, under soch ritcum einticos,,be ileimibeimitte determine a conteit of this nature, it would Is tame advisable le withdraw ourselves at once from the country The expiate, of the 4411t1114 must be borne by Saida Ali, and he moot he required to agree to arrangements which may establish the political security of the Company in Medi, upeato wlid roar. Thine are still WM Objections to a decision in his farrow *Mak masse to Is teasedered, ari•ine out of the particular elaratiese bees been placed. The intercourse between the Saha and wryiselfie mow, in appearance, amicable, and he has appo in ted batere, enparently at my recommendation, although se hot the see of his choice; *Weal, with every Whiotheite, the neoneity imposed twee me of determining ilsom lde rights et a time when I suet fir sort, assuming and prelbosiog the character of a friend: NO rout can be more averse to every web* ellhooplieh er appearance el treachery than mvself ; it Is equally feet* to my character and piinciples ; the situation has not two a matter of choice, but of necessity. I left Calcutta without any views hostile tit the Naboh, or determination to Quer** • hi right t m the Monet tin mamma compelled me to lake sties fee isT own security. Time communication of the nester, **lying the jamas, the honour, the reputation Company, were of a nature to compel an inquiry into itif: to the Mustaml, and it eased have boon impeesible to mew . cote it, If I harlot come to Lucke.* • nor could' foreme the Mini*of k. The conduct of the Nab ob, deities my resiileitut them, mode it prudent to withdraw from his capital, and pro wide au eiblidoriaf Race for my own areetity. The news city el appointing Mildews to prevent incrmsing injury to the public imam, Rod puhlic emberiassments or may • Wilk nedered that measure - otemeridahle; it was the cense ' 'wow of the Nabob's behaviour to the Minister who bad plated MO en the klussud, and whose character is without repesseh. The behaviour of the Nabob since I left Lucknow is the. Weak of apprelieniien, in which frieedship or sincerity haw es part; the progress of events have heed me m the situ,' lion in which 1 am placed, and which as without precedent or Pa r:whatever ray prints feeling: may Ire, er whatever ob. kaffey I may i1 , 1411r by the pan ei luck I have taken. 1 have nn dile ts twits a sacrifice of justice and public interests on this Onlittille. I ahmild have been most happy to avoid the prel.- inianialnin whit* I am plunk if it could have been dale with out a derelict*, of duty. If my argunsents he just, and the grounds of them solid, they tend to** following eon:lnnen. : Thstlkalcr in is undoubtedly the son of a Vraush ; hoe ue tide to the Milton , ' y and, from his character, n v erse*/ of it. This &wising 14 suppated by evidenee, as to hie reel birth; y she miseries of the public epieion ; by facts, amt informetiew. • Al That to sopped him eel the bliwated, would lint only be ae indelible disgrace to the Orputedso of the Cerawity, but in all probability would prow the Ma of the country, mid the hostrwitiori of the krittsts imam** in Oude. St That the justice and reputation of the Company, eo well es their withal interests, require the establistuaeot of the tigtofel recent. 4th. That as all the reposed soot of Amph cad Dowilbli are undsiobewilly aperient. she lioe of suempoloo should he tram tend to dieted Sujah sal nourish. Rh. That Vizier Ah ought tube deposed, and Sadut All imie h e m T e l on the Moaned. ' Treat decisions harems beau adopted without rest heel does mid deliberation on my part. as well hem the great psriersal mponstbility attending them, as from a poeisbility of t.ppwittion br their Of the justice of the decision I eau, mitertain no doubt, or that it will eyes be impeached by see native of India ; and if the Oahe of it were eve. du. Wows, as Cie public Tutor d nice all right in Vizier Ali, a de onsets ire continuity to it, carries es own eudeuce with it. In a eusetion of this mature, when the spoof all II:oda:ton are the revel -Ilion of our decision, even indertendently of the juitice of it, is ea unimportant consideration to the ietetests of the Campine. As the matter stands, we have deprived an iltestrhim Gouty eif the blamed, to which, in the universal opinion, they have an cactus.* right ; a regard to justice, to reputation, and to our political interests, as in volved with them, require the revocation of a decision, which Dam already affected them all. If t hal 'emote* only my possenal wee, or permed responsibility, I should have a4npted a define* decries; and up* that principle an arrangement might 11.1114 been made which would have enabled me by this tints to prosecute the iutentions with which I left Calcutta, of returning to Europe; but the tine vilOth I have taken, although that of beard and difficulty, is, le me croomentiosia slonsiies, that of hermit and justice, combining politand repu ted* and political **unity. Jan. 13th, 171$. (Signed) .7. SHfritE Treaty ostween the Newts Timer, Saarlut Ali Shan &hailer, . ' • end the Honourable the English East.ledie Company, I Ist as . / relormary, 1714 _ . ... Whams Wines treaties have been tenteluded at different dints banns% Use lies Plawsob Swish 14 Dawloh Beherier, 'od the Ifismsb Aim. tad Dwerish Dewier, and the Honour able Om English East-India Company, bathe mutual advan tage of their respettitve alono.nimm: The Naos! ri,i, I d Alomalwck, Teenseu u-I Elnielah, Italia .1 ?folk, Saadut Ali "Nan 'shade., filleneris dumb aid Sir Jets Shore, Barestee s of the part of the ilminuraisie the lan India Company, will 94te view to plopeessee the smile obselfing bestow the teal . stetia, awl the adventsges reciprocally mulling from it, now apse to tb, following attains: lst. That the prove, lifirodshia, and union, to long stabs sifting hetirowo the two status, email be perpetoalg the frontal' and civilises of either ibalh4e ilselltlismia indsnmlllies of boa( awl the cwitrartang porn., agree, that all the (Winer treads* • and areemenlla betwomestbe now states, now is form, awl It Osrifinies votive tenor of this engagement, shall be confirmed by W. . flat Kt the existrig trea.int between the States the H.. Moinable th e Rao !alio Company tie bound to defe nd died*. illiMaionti of His Highness the II onsets Saadot Ali Khan agalla earisemies: and with a view to enable them to fulfil this 1, and at the same rmir to prowls for the pro b.! «aim their men donsin ~,, s, Ili. Ei.ghOt Coorsoy having largely increased their military trotato!ofinient, by the addition of now-levied regimentS, birth of infantry and cavalry. one Na imoli Sudo Ali Khan. In einowleration thereof, agrees, in addition to the ennui subside paid he the late Niwaub Ascopli oil Doolah to the English Company. being rupees afty six labs, oventy•triren thousand stx liondied and thirty-aught ; to • pair in perpetuity the further sum of rupees nal/teen lays, townie-two , ilmonand three loundre.l and sisty-too, tasking shoran" Olsson' of seseety , mx lees of tepees. The said to rso is be Oude Loa tupoes of the present weight and standard. M. The above suhsidy of °tide Sicca rupee+ seventy-six lees, is to commence frets the 41st of Anita.. , 17901, the date M IS.. accession of the Nabob Semite Ali khan to the Metnud of Stole; and the sled Nabob engages, that it shall be poor. tolly al scherged month by south, as it becomes due, in sums t...tty th ree ..011fahld. .1 Oudot Sites rupees. six hnolted ant Ai A three hendred aid Vility.nine, five anat, four o,ce, 01 the re dot weight and etandsed. according to the Kistbu , id• ann..xed. eta That *heartsease( subwd! due upon tomer @Arne alline MIMI 21st of January, 179 d, aiso, be immediately dr "banged. gbh. ' The Na , ,ee SaaA , t Kha.m at -Yes that an annual diumanr, of one lac GI ty than.yao4 elude Sias rupees be mob se elver faKalkehDJlPAlletora t•. pay the amount, by lahanality km ad ed rupees, to tee Huplobt Oen ,t S .we' - . 7 7• to Vtaor kla Khan, '0 , 101410 s r .e dookuroes et' Os ZION. ft • e - F r • • .•. SPORTING INTELLit EN CE. MM,TON COURSING MEETING Had t!i• ili,t ellAv a very thin attendance of Members, io eonseque , ,e; t.l witch, a slumber of the Matches became for feited ; anA though there appeared on the Match-hook nine eng .gement , than ev,-r were from the forfettures, thzte wat 1n aauel wv.it of Metehoi, to till up the fir,t day . 'IIIF PRIZE CUP After a must severe Lourse of two miles, wes declared as - I follows: Major Topham's dug, Milliard (D. rbyabirebreed Mr, Slingiby's b. h. lierpunt - - Mr. Ilest's dog, Stir lock - - Mr. Croft's b. dog, elution - - - The Hare was not kiilcd. Five Matches, betwixt Mr. bast and Mt Darley, were off by consent. Mr. Lee forfeited six Matches to Mr. Rest. Mr. Darley's Driver, forfeited to Maim Topham% Snow drop. Mr. Thompson's Tito, forfeited a Piece of Plate, of logs value, to Mr. It. s Hawk. Mr. Persistl forfeited three Matches to Major Topharn. Mr. Dailey% Dent, forfeited to Mr. Sling-by's Flarpy. Mr. Thompson forfeited two Matches to Mr. Croft. %PORTING INFORM/tn./N. On Thursday the htli instant, Mr. Mellish gave a Dinner at Grillion's Hotel, Albermarleatreet, where the fillets ing Matches wire snarls, and to ran for at follow, viz. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1506. MniiitavSir John Shelley's Currycomb, Sat. 71b. agairtit Mr. Watson% Jumper, 7st. 124 h. arras the Flat, lOU's. SECOND SPRING MEETING - 4 ellonday.-I.ord Egrernriat's Cardinal Beaufort est. against Sir J. Shelley's Sir Lavaca lit. 131 b. Ab. M. 2tiogs. h. ft, Lord Ihnlinaton's Zodiac, Sat. els. against Mr. IT,orcirth's Enterprkr, ist. lib. 10i.'.ii—Coirrie not inautioned in uur lettri, Weelnie:4l,iy.Lord Fuliryli colt, by Zachanah, against • colt by Precipitat% ULM). each, Ab. M. Unica. FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. molar's Sir Harry Dinsidale, Bit. 71b. against Mr. I). B , iyce's Sir David. est. B. C. 201.44. Thursday.—Lord Egrarriont's Cardinal Beaufort, Ben, 10111 against Loid E l der's Little Peter, Sit. B. C 20e5. h. R. EPSOM MEETING, 180 G Satnnlay.—Mr Howorth's Honesty, against Mr. Mellisleit Laces All, tit. 31b. each, the I)erlay Course, 200 p. A. it. BETTING AT TATfERSALL'a Di' , ATKIS•••• 1 , 0 to 50 that Gelb, Si: Launcelot, and Min Coiner, doiet win the three Climes. 100 trt 5 that Goth, Sir Launeelot, and Yorkshire don't win in three Claw WI CO 5. Yeekthire agtiust Miss Coiner. 304.1 Cu 100 against flews. CLAILT .... so to I'3 against Plantagooet, p p. IUO to SO Plantagenet againt Little Pater, p. ;I. nether win. Dtillll ■Tattta—o D TO SIT. 7CO to 200 againvt Tvala(gas, by Johanna. sOO b IU4 against Mr. Wilson's Halablotonian cot. 270 to Ii that Tratalgtr does not win the Derby, and Sir F. Stoolon's Mr Teashe 611 y. the Oaks'. Immense 'minis are depending between Lord Darlington's Pnvillion and Mr. ht.nliali's Saiicho—.s to ♦on the former. Even betting between SattClW3 and Maphasard. Even betting berreed the Prince's Divide and Sancho. OXFORD. Fla. IS. Thundiy last, the Rev. Wm. Walford, of Oriel College, and Thos. Harrison. of Queen's College, B. A. were admitted Masters of Ales. Messrs. Benjamin Cheese, William Fookes. and John Griffin. of Ballot College; John Robinson Wallis, of University College; Williamson Haw. thornthwaite. and Edward Was. Grinfield, of Lin coln College . • Robert Taylor, of 'niftily College and Stephen Barbut, of Merton College, were ad mitted B. A. The same day, rite honorary degree of Master of Arts was conferred, is convocation, on Samuel Esq. Gentleman Commoner, of Corpus Chnsti College, presented by the Rev. William Nicholas Darnell, M. A. Fellow of the same College. Yesterday, Elijah Barwell Impey. B. A. of Christ Church, was admitted Master of Arts. Harry Grey, Esq. of Brazenose College, was admitted Batchelor of Arts, Grand Compounder. Also. Mr. William Congreve Marshall. of the same College, was ad mitted Bachelor of Arts. NAVAL INTELLIGANCE. PoRTSMOUTH. FE). —,. The squadron that was forming to cruise in the narrow part of the Channel, under the command of Vice-Admiral J. Leigh Douglas, is dissolved. The Vice-Admiral struck his lag yesterday morning, and the Prince Wert sailed for Plymouth to re ceive Admiral Thornborotigh's flag. The Achille and Illastrieus, two of the squadron, are ordered to join the Channel fleet : they will sail, with the Malts, Captain Buller, when the wind is fair. The Malta went down to St. Helen's yesterday. Arrived the firtserrira man of war from Ply mouth, and the Mao sloop of war from a cruise. Sailed the Prtrwr of Wales of BS guns, Captain Bedford, for Plymouth ; and the Farward gun-ves sel on a cruise.—Wind S.W. TORBAY. TEL IS. On Thursday I informed you of the sailing of Admiral Cornwallis, in the rill' Paris ; but, in consequence of the wind blowlag fresh is the eight. be returned again yesterday morning; also arrived last evening from Falmouth, under command of Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, the Sail Jar/, lisber aia. Prince If Walsh Prtneres Royal, Priem GrOrgt, Glory, Feratialadk, Wads*, Carets, and CerLfras frigate. Sailed this day His Majesty's ship Hilarnia, for Portsmouth, to take en board Admiral Fail St. Vincent, who is again going to take the command of the fleet. 16. ALMOUTII, 7[13..14.. Sailed His Majesty's ships Se* Jotrf, Admiral Sir Charles Cotton ; Prsuren Royal, Pnnre, Wore', Barjeur, Fornsidatilt, and ()tory, #1 guns each,, on a cruise off Brest. Arrived the (..a►teret packet, Paterson, from the Wiadward Islands, in 40 days, with Mails ; the Peer Friends, Hoskin, from London ; and the brig Parton, Beulston, from Surinam, bound to London, leaky.—Wind West. nett., era. 16. This morning arrived in the Dovrcs the Bonetta sloop of war, with about twenty sail of transports. having oa board part of the first division of troops, consisting of the King's German Legion, and 14th Regiment of Foot, under convoy from the Elbe. last from Yarmouth ; and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last. Arrived and sailed for the River, the rad:seat, *stout, from Jamaica..-•f,Yßnd S.W. T - 7 7 FROM ailnAlimr 6.4ZIET7E. PARTNVHSHIPS DISSOLVED. Henry S/PrOtheis and Kuliert Hills, Pbcenx Coal-Wharf, ' S ~,,, !mark, cnalmterchant 4 Dec. 31, 111"5 Richard Illardner and Robert Angus, Minc:ng-latte. Dee. 31, 1805. kali' Hawker Wli-rAesd and William Perkins, of Crane bourne-street, j.eteemet frehll 1801.1. Emjambi Pni hp: and Thema: lato of Titclifiel.l- • street, Mary.la-Ronoe. Feb. It, 181,6. Thome Dean and W•lliam Dean, a Parbold, in the county of Laneider. Jail. 25, 1806. Samuel Whitbread, Timothy %town, Robert SanstYter, Benjamin iliilihouse, Jacob Whitbread, and 4,4rph Ge 1,21 ), breweryChis we ll.street, in the parish of Sat Lukc, street, in the minty of hfiddleicx. Jan. 20, 1606. John Sliereill and George Slierti4l, of No. IS, White Lion. trevt, Spital.fiehl% London., silk, Mattll3 , handkerchief, and gauss dreswrs. Dec. 25, 1605. eedie rChamberlaine; George Rugs, and John 11441:into:I, of Fleet-street, London, chentisu and druggists. 1).:c 31, 1605. William Wilkie and William Hurt, of /Wain, he the count, of Nottirigham, paper-maker: and manufacturers. No , 4, 180:.. John Gather and Thomas Gilliat, of Bush-lane, Cannon street, merchants. Jan. 1, 1844. John Atherton and John Faulkner, of Altringham, in the county of Chester, turners. Dec. 1, 1405. George Newton, James Newton, !and Henry Powell, of Salford, in the county of Lancaster, dressers and dyes. Feb. 10, 1506. 'ninnies Sterndale arid Thomas Jenkins, grocers, la Man shener. 'Jan. 15, 11106. Theasent Marriott and Samuel Rerun Remiss, ironmon gers in Banbury, Oxforitsh4e. Feb. 14, 1806. Witham Lucas, John Can others, and Richard Carruthers, of Cheapindr, in the City of Lor.clon, haberdoshers. Dec :31, 1805, Reniainin Welch and Fowler Dickens, of Mancheyter, i n theCuunty of Lancaster, smiths and wheelwrights. Feb. 7, Richard Ferrier, John Smyth, and Thomas Kendle, of Great Yarmouth, woollen-drapers and mercers. March), 1801 Richard Ferrier and Thomas Rend', of Great Yarmouth, .. and mercers. March 1, Int. Richard Bees and Robert Rees, of No. 9, Red Lion timege, Red Lion-square, St. George the Martyr, cutlers. Dec. 31, Idos. Lurie 191.ncken, John HICTOIIVIIIIII Wohlenbeer, and John Meyer', of Church-street, Mile End New Town, in the County of Middlesex, snar refiners. Jan. `2l, T 906. Jieepli Myers, of Preston, in the County of Lancaster, and Lulie Taylor, of Whittle, in the said County, cotton-spinners. Jan. 1, 1896. James Smith and Jnbn Webb, of Birmingham, in the County of Warwick, builders. Feb. In, 1806. James Round and Christopher Seholey, of reiatt, in the County of Stafford, coel•masters. Jon. 13, 1906. • John Turner and John Heaton, of Almondbory, in the County of York, and John Shaw and Sarah "miler, sdrniiii stiatrix of dub Bentley, of Iluddersfield, in the said Comity, weolstaplers March 16, 1802. John Shaw and Sarah Bentley, administratrix of Job Rens ley, of Floddersheld, in the County of York, yrooistaplers. Feb. 13, vinS. Slits Browne and William Georte Bun, of the- Minoties, in the City of London, and of Idoston ' in the County of Mid diesex, Hoar-cloth manufacturer. Dec. 13, 1805. John Smith and William Tinkles, of Citadel-street, Black frian• ruad, in the County of Surrey, drug-grinders. Feb. 15, 11106. Thomas Sharpies and William Rainferd, of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, cabinet-makers. Feb 10, 1806. THE MARKETS. CORN.F_XCHANGE. Fie 17. Wheat for to-day's Market is arrived In considerable supply, the burets numerous, and iG request, cense last priers to be fulls supported, and sonic select rather exceeds the quota, ion. Barley in large quantities, end is rather cheaper. Malt aimon withnut safe White rca. about 4.. per Quarrel dearer ; ai.d Grey at better price. Old Bean, llcewise,•nd suite any here. Oats in considerable quantit.es. tl'e demand fully B3301:34111 hat and Flours la,t week's currency. • CURRENT PRICP. OF GRADE Wheat '464. GO , . 722 Beane (0irt)....545. 645. Od. Foie do Rye 581 41.. 64. Oats 244. 16, 31.. Barley ^lls. 645. 04 ['viands ' SIB 33 , Od. Malt .... 68s. 68r. Od Rape 5eed.......00. 4V. 04 White Peas.... els. 484. Oa. Fine Fleur .60s. 655. od. grey Peel 124. 33.01. Secoi da s6s 604 Od. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK•LANE. Carrawas 7:B Od to 1.)11 04 per cwt. Coriander ' 136 04 to 15. Trefoil Bed Closer ^ 34. Od to 6114 04 Fine Oil White diets 314 Od to 76s Cd Rve-Grass las 04 to 312 Od White Mustard Seed. lug 6d to 170 Od per buihel. lineal,' ditto 6s Cd to 151 14 Turnip —s 04 to ...s Od Broad Beans .. Ol to 34s Od per quarter Lang Cods . 241 04 to 30s 04 Tares Comm. 42s 04 to 50. Cd to :es. PRICE OF HUPs. SARI. POCIt7II. Root SI lc. t. 71 --. Kent .61 ..•4 to 71 Ills Sussex.... .51 16s to 61 16c , !tunes 51 !6s to 71 —1 E 1 Essex 5l 16. to CI 16. Farnham... s l —.tom its CIF HA STRAW. gAirvID•T. ST 1•1•111 . 5 WiIIITICI4 %Pet . Har....31 0, a 41 17. s —4 Hay SI Ss a 41 Ps Stmis..ll 19s a 21 Ss •--4 I New 01 14* a 1)I to IClover 41 Os a5l P. Straw ll 14, a 11 1.. SMITIIFIF.I.D, Mos ivoi• FEB 17. Tor mak the Ural.—pet 244134.04 'Roof 4, BA to 5. 6.1 I Veal ..54 04 to 71 24 Ss 0,1 to si P ..31 04 1.1 is 44 Heat! of Cade they Day, Illeaqts, about 2,os9—chewr and Lafniv'. 9.58. NEWCATE ANL) LFAUFISH.‘LL IttAlteLlS. ay the Carcase. Beef 34 84 to 4. 6.1 Veal. as 0 , 1 in 6; 1141 Orl re 4. 114 I Port 01 to 6. 44 Hera Hearers and Strain: rar .ttaite. 3*. 44. to 3.. 61. Ml.l,llints 3l. Od. to 3a Id (Dittman, hfarket Calf — tits. CA each. Footled, Hors* Sheep Skoli ... .44. Od. to ''s C.d. PRICE or LEATHER. Row, 10 to 561 b. each Ditto, 60 to 651 b. each 44j to 264 Merchants Racks 22! to 221 Dretoing Hides... 201 to 2:1 FioeCoacb Holes 22.4 to 911 Clop +Wes for cuttiog 4.21 to 244 • Flat tlrdinarr l9', to V•A Cslt'Skual, 50 to 401 b. pet Do:tn 31d to vat Dot*, 50 to 7i'lb .. Ditto, 70 to Italb Small Seals (Uteeratoln 394 to 01 ) p Larvir disk. . 100 a to 18.4 per dotrn. Tanned Hooka Holm ?Is to 40: per hide. "COALOMARI:F.T. Fob. 17 61 , ' id at Market. Sold. Pride. . 66..N•us.ssth ....86 OM Od a Ma 3d 7..5u.71e'5 . .d 7 4411 Ild a 46s MI 1 . . Stone Cosi.. . . II G nsl g Os Gd I..C.raders , 1 $ Od a Jo Yd • • • Y.I':I.NCS OF CRPPITnR? AT 61:11.DITAT.t, TO MOTIP"Or. o, William ("roar, late of Woiemter, yrA of Lornbar 4 - mimiti t 11 fltimiskreir T77e-mrer t, ritshtey. lkirtf•e.ierier • t if Florrard - 1 io W I limn Wick., U„ .ire Mimilerex, tail r .1 11 William Parr, I..te ..1 I.orrer MOcilvorx, _ _ grocer . - 1 10 James Ward, late of Bermond-er, Scrrer, brewer _ lio DiVIDFNDC. Soho Miy).ew the Yrrtmger, , wo..treet, Cate,. rtish , ritrara, - 11 John Crlticer, Pics•adirl!, St. Joort N,ocidleoex, mOl, - -•- 10 PRICE (IF STICKS, YFSFERI)NY 3 per Cent. Re•i,n.e+l . fill} 3 , per CCM. C,•,1 6ll ' 4 per Cent t‘t b twr Cent. IN 3,, y O '5 Lent 1111.Ultiri . ...Ail a:-Itt Stunt Anowrie.. lid,. 15.....16 Frchemuer IfAlls . fr'lletich Lottely T,eket. Conaulr tut ... . . . . I . •I'. I:fslt,Stn.-it:l;;,ker. tio, 4, Cfnnh.ll, and 9. Chafing a• • • PRICK. OF Ili 1%11 It /ClES—pas. :3 tent. Dehe , .t....c., :0 4 t Cent. 7:4 Datn, 3 pert ent ltuyel exesel 1..4'1,141...r tent. Obi BIR fH On the I ith inst. at Waterville County taa4, the Lady of the Right lluu airibuditaoyne, a .q4l. DEATII%. At Cork, Thome" Stohmanti, Faq. who s. ollfenly expired on fitiday se'nnught,be the bursting of a blood-venal Oii Thunday, the Gth init. aged 58,0 f a monificanon, aces signed by repelling the gout, Captain George M.gge, of Dor chester. as- On Wednesday last, at Harlem H.l', near Northallertan Yorkshire, much and doberreily bone:Ito!, Sir Alexander Ramiav, laine, R.rt. On Tuesday, Mrs. Rankin, wife of J. nankin, Lig. of ;fit Ma'reny's clock-yard, Portsmouth. At Ladystows, County Westmeath, Ireland, Ipin:ere's and deserved's. lamented, Mrs. Tenison, relict .4 the Lite and mo ther of the 'anent Thomas Tea/mu, Esq. of Castle leiiisor., Count, XSICORIMOII. A few days since, at Taunton, Devonshire,- at an advanced age, Mr. John Chniome, who, fur a number of years pan, carried on a very reteridoe trade in the brazier, line, with great success, dying worth near 26.0(411 Ho was a mat much Leland and eatiransed, end Wall his dealings, tulle Inmost Arnoupt several other eleariastila donation-, is dor interest of 5061. for ever, to Paul's treating-house; eau Gray's alms-house, 101 per annum ; to a servant, Itillward Hays, whp worked fur him the last thirty years (now infirm - , sie bequeathed M. per annum, for life; and to his other vents and al.prentices, annual legacies for life . • . At her house, in Edinlnirch, on. the 10th InstoNtiis G A. new, daughter of the late Lieutenant-General, !iir Agnew, of Lnchnaw, Part: HIGH WATFR THIS DAY AT LOPIDON ISRILn4L. Mern..l4 man. atm 4 I E 4. n ....40 min. after T. SALES BY AUCTION. ELIGHILIP. LEASEHOLD PREMIXS. . ALDER MANOADSX., . • $y Mr. MUNN, . At Gartawey's TO MOKROW„ at Tweet, in Tkre Loh, with Irnmw.Fetw paternity+, A Substantial Leasehold 1.) WF.LL 1 1 Cr /3t. 1101.15 I:. and large light WAMPUM:SE, clomp:V*lv fill 4 tip, Atuale No. 4f, Ai , ilerinanMiry,, and tb• 14-,ne e ad:* in t n nig , being Na 45, 011 Ole ernuiti *novel whiellb ellft9lli veg es,ave•lient tv are i o born haulm opikui a,all lovely• all of peat domestic cons ' et, w er7 eellseage, avid o elviel le peva' voila behind. a honot,ffn 44, la held fro a term ef 1s years; and that. Mo. 43, Po l !ears: Ilea teat , are te taarkatele ten,, aed, as tSt., are contlgeosse. **whole would conatitiv• re() deiiralele proni.es Co. •Ivue,oreis 1.4111611 g MUM. May be oewed, and PArtieulars Ira,! 4* Memo. Milne sold Parry, Solleito,s, Old Jerry / of Messrs Swain -Ad lefevo,s, Sol:cites., of the tome 1.1. ea t at ORwrines; end of Mr. Meat°. Wellev#: reAr tb. Rstral-Perhantre• • . Tat iNINTIRI. RuNtlitaltak ts. • -'• ay Mr MD: - TO.MOREOW, at-Eleven o•Clock, as sierasshesse, Ns. 14 a Great Shire.l n.i. Tem•de-ber, HOUSEI - 10LI) FURNITURE. two Printing 1 ?resat, a Rolling Press, 30 hundred varight of Lung-printer, New Po., Old Ditto, and fire-line DStto, Can nom, Roman and !talk, he. 4n 4”..e., of ‘temeanunurn-R.slt., 2 0 ahttu cf I loin and C..pr. llV.nks, 400 thosan.l of Shp, sod ratters, in Sheets, GO &jell of Jest-linols, four 1114 , 11bte and single chest of Drawers. three Feather-Reds 1111 , i ChA.rs, Plott.tead and Furniture, tw Cop,er-plates, a few nook., Sac, Copper, large Beam aad Flanks Glars Runners and rikttl , e4, Catalagues to he had of the hi/skims , . No. 7, Newtastla street, Strand. Re Mr JAME..., Dtrek:VV, At his Aner:nis Rrn.m . C ad. r.e , rert, Sericeley..leare, MI THURSDAY N x.r. rvl 441..J0 g 0 ,,, THE Genteel HOUSEHOLD FLiftN/ FURL iihee of Frriv-h P Glas.es. brc":ant Plates. Jia tern Chanties G:asses, I reach Pwcelai •. 'One. Neturea, tone An, Po't Was., Claret, IMad'ira. Shorn, and T4fieUf Other Efr . Bl, the Preperry a a Gentleman, deceased ; tow:prams Ssor.pret with chums c.ttnn haii‘ings, (taller lead , , erietea.s. s, bedlne; mahogany wardrobes, rideati a l singl• ctie.ts rJ drawers and bnekcases • draei.te-mom eer aids, emirs, I'd sofas; sets Of card, Pehibrele, and capital dining tables : s!lf. board, parlour chairs, larce Brumes, Wiltea, and Tuner! carpets, fixtures, and kitchen requisites. l idaTL be to ' dt ' le tat', git." - °""nwi when Cata:'°4l" , PAKI.STREET, NEAR PARK-LANE. Rl• Mr. JAMES DE:NEW. At las Anet;nn Room. Charte•-street, Rertretee-square, no FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve, b. One Lot, TH6 i.EASE of an exceptlingly . CONVE NIENT HOUSE, sdoa•e No. 2. Para.-strew, wittin , a few doors of P.tik-Lniet with the neat Housekokt Furwnu•r, Fiattires,.tc su ted to a Single Lady, Gentleman, or 5614 -t tinmeditte polstKtion can be given. Tn be 'viewed- by tekets only, which, with printed ps - trr"• Inas bo had cf Mr. Dontw; at his Amn i on Rove*. Chad Barkele,-sgtm•v. DFSiWARI.P. RESIDENCE FuR A sIst:LIE tiFN Mt:MAN, uR s‘l‘l.l. FAMILY, Parth- AISLE PART' OF PICCADILLY lgy Mr. J kMFS DENEVV, On the on MOND NY NEXT, at Twelve. THE LE ASE of a small, but very convenier t ani de-treble Ht/LTSF, Situate 19, inecadihy, rere• niandoie hematitel views of the Parks. swayer, ; contataiaa four st:epuig rooms and attics, trir.i draw ...grooms parlour.. "dices, a•ld a large building behri.d, which, at a trifling .••• pence, might be con erted wt. a tiatiug-rnom, It I 'eel be I with a be , i chamber Derr, and a det. riled kitchen ; held fro • unexpired was of fou•teen year. and a at a 'co old re .t To be sieved preceding the ask, by tickets telly ' why.' • it" may be nod of Mr. thD•ll, at his Av.tior loss, Crudes-arr.; Berke:ey•equars. LONDON :—Printed by 0 DAVIDSON. Na. 17. Co•IN any-street, Covont•Grodeti. and. Pu , vtisbeal at *An. Nn S. Hack of St. Ckntent'y ett web. SbV'• N W. S COCA:, of Nn. I, Veer Bodede-errert, brag A Order:, jrc. for tha Pape , . bent $c die Utiles (perils yNii b. %Lily att.,4,4 to.