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IF ----- t od ak firri5..64...-- • GM* W' tows lIIINCiII, illit. 11. &f lier • Mid Print. &4.ee lArd CAW 'iodic tyLsmacmouGH. peons mil wits sp. *tows's. Mr. Gaaanw, for the Plaintiffs, seats& that the wife of the Defendant was cue hiving her gig three/It the streets. while the larelMilte wife - 4 - the Mastiff was in the aft of LMTgito tithe* way to Leadeeltell-nsarket ; she:wa• throws &MI by this Lady's horse running against her, her head was ma& as and bruised. and bet clothes torn to Mt"On the usensest the accident happened, the ant himself, who was on horseback behind tke chaise, although his wife appeared to be the masear, alighted from his horse, and, notwithstand ing oal beihopreeatiens, he did assist the poor in. jersweenan into an apothecary's shop, where her won** ware dressed. From thence she was car - AS. . sad did act recover sufficiently to go bow bar besinese bt fer six awreeeaksosnaleer remunerationthe aeeident. ; feeds, expintice else Ited incurred during her con fine ment. and tam aabounte'd to about 121.185. IA loorissioo, the Unwed Counsel observed, that We ease would teem have appeared in Court, but lir the interference of the Defendant's wife, who walla not permit her husband to make any compen 'f; mtien ; end when application was made to him for . tbarparpose, she replied, that she should call herself, pia her hand in her pocket, arid give her some oatbet even this promise was never performed. ' Vicator Guess. on the part of the Defend dee, 'proposed, that. a Juror should be withdrawn, sod the case referred to the award of Mr. Bolland. ' Thh proposal was assented to on the other side, gad a Juror was accordingly withdrawn. COOMBS A. *TRACY sad OTM MU.' . Sir Facet v Gases stated. that this M4ll an issue efieeffed from the Court of Chancery, to try the euestion. whether Francis &racy. a bankrupt, of whom the Defendants were the Assignees, wasln - dhibtod to/the Plaintiff in the sum of 1001 on the tit of November, tgat ? The parties, he observed, weee• both respeCtable persons, residing at Nem Williime, the Plaintiff was a banker, arid the Bank wept bedlam art extensive grocer. Being on terms of peat *nanny. they vac at a public dinner, where 0 the Bankrupt requested the Plaintiff would lend h.m 3001. to end to his mother that night, saying, at the sane time, that the post was just going out, and he would not have time tv go home for it. The .ffbeirtillf, upon this advanced the money, no condi : Z:lcf Wining rtstagerd the swage evening. The 'h wear, was never returned, and for some *mon es =miser, the Defendants now insisted that i the repayment had already bete made. For the F b.sw ascertaining the reatfait the Lord Chancellor hip& diree e d Mee the Plafatie and the bankrupt ehg:both be manned epee the trial Plainer. Mt. James Cannes. Mr. William Win o and Ms. Edward gents, plated these fads SO _ Mr. Gaimow, for the Defendant, said, that as these Gentlemen were so very respeaable, and slth(argh the Bankrupt had lelt the fullest convic tion that the MOM, had been repaid, yet after such residence. there could be iso doubt Llamas must have hoes mistakes. The Jury accordingly found a verdia for the Reknit: siommiamess.eimass BuftitEttr. —....-- orin a week sitter, it was discovered at the Post e. that wrecral letters bad been robbed of their enntents, and it was 'Donley suspeted the robbery era 001 1 11111 evell at Beatt4o l l, in Suffolk; a Saw. eetem , (Miese was tent by Mr. Parliip. Solicitor to -4 16, rit-QlSce. : to discover the offender. The Of. am. afar asanyinquiries, eaamined the writirg of the Proem:ewer Med kis. son. a youth about fifteen pears Of age, :Ithieneeisted him in•the Pon-Uffice i %hos it was ' Ant th e boy's writing entre =lilt lerbtsensent upon a Bill of thysci firitte jimt, ilk , bad passed through the treidee Wise•Mee. person purporting to . he long his hand-writing. The bp.* Ye had stolen a num hes 4w thlllrionuteita. and aiming them *asap Acme 11114 thitioripo end acknowledged the armeolinhiesensents. He mated. 116 114 : 11 4= t t out of's' elbibeint letter going from YorkeiMre Imp Lynn, and that a short time since, wises he Was miring about 4001. fur his father to she choker's at bay St. Edmond', he to, :k out of the money la. hi Country Bank Notes, sod put in the *eve NI eilr &change . ft time out that tie boy had written a letter to the Banker.. at Swaff ham, enclosing a Bill of Ex change fur 511. addressed to them in a wiry familiar Lyle. and seqoesting them m cash the Bill, as he did sot I:he gateau the bankers in that neighbourhood, the Utter G. Nelthnrpe. the name of a nslghbotithertkman who formerly lived in that The Bankers at Strad ham soon &loomed the forgery, mod went to Brandon. and iwiariself saw bay's father of the circumstance; sod, to . dimmer the culprit, they agreed to ad dress a letter to G. Nelthorpe, to be left at the Post- Offig. Brandois i nod when the letter was call•d for. *We the party apprehended. A constable was is waling is his fpther's hewer, at the time the behefteerie the confession. boy further acknowledge., that about a month dace. when there were some inquiries frespeaing Imem Meters that had been stolen, he burnt all he was then in retention of, as well as the Bank Notes. It does out appear that he had any accomplices, nor that he wee addieted to any vices. His father is a `..- very respedteble man. The boy is now lodged in • Bury Gael. to take his trial at the ensuing Assizes. I___-.111•11k- —_----- 1 , , A Frenchman is in custody, and has been under examination for several days past, at the Alien Of fice, in Crown,-etrcet, Westminster. The particu • lass of else thine against him have not transpired. A singular race took place on Thursday risorntng between fo:sr chairmen of Canterbure, for a wager or lice frtineal, who carried their chairs, ellth con taining three half-hundred weights, from the Star . bin to the Toll gate on the Dover - Kira-I, and back . aga in, a &stance of two miks, which they walked in t forty rt.:hotel. The winners, ---i Sorts and - .--ra-m--i, Men o• r, beating their asmii,waibts a very abort rtst.l-.te. Theaktliylhiornhti Mr. Sadleri Repositdry-yard in Geier*ll-street, was opened for :hewing the prize: mitle.and other stock, exhibited in consequence of the premiums offered by the gmithfirld Club, of olien, Gentlemen, and Parriters, associated for the laudable purpose, not of promoting the feeding of eilairoito fat aniAall, but of eacotnaging the In noditiffion to the great London rearket, of animals which have been well and sufficiently fatted. with the greatest possible attention to the early maturity, and quick and cheap feeding : these being the only ra tional sources from which a decline in the prices of butcher's meat, or even their remaining at their pre sent prices, can be hoped for, under the circum stances of an increasing consumption of animal food. —Mr. Sadler's premises were found abundantly commodious for the purpose, and wholly covered in, although affording sufficient light for the examina tion of the cattle, at the heads of which, labels are affixed, announcing the prizes, and other useful matters of information; these particulars, relating to Mr. Pickford's cattle and sheep, were, we observe, more full and explicit than the others, owing to the laudable attention of that spirited improver, for g : ving to the public every requisite information re 'peeling the breeds, ages, feeding, efte. of his ani mals. The cattle (inhibited were, in CLASS I.—For Beasts of 160 'stone weight, that have been worked two years in a team, and since fatted on any food except corn. Mr. Westrar, first Prise, fur a Herefoni Ox, feel on oilcake. Mi. Kell, a lialf•bred, long and short horned Ox, cake•ted. This animal was thought by some to be, ;bathe" the very hest Ox ever exhibited to the Club ; but owing to its not having been worked the required time, it could not, according to the crindittons of the Show, be admitted a sand.date for the Prete. Me Westear, a Hereford Os, caLe.fed. Thu 11114•31. be longing to the mina Gentleman who gained the Ant Prise. could not, according to a very proper rote with the Ch.b, be admitted to the second Prize; and which, thcreture, is not ad judged to any one. CLass ll.—For Beasts of 10 stone, grass-fed. without corn or cake. Mr. Weimar, thef,ar Perri, for • Herein-d Oa. Mr Edmonds, the scriicai Prise, ha a Hereford Ox. Mr Perms, a Hereford Os. Mr. Chalet, tw.. Hereford Mr Picktord„ a poll d Os, very large. Mr Edmonds, a Hereford Os. CLASS 111.—For Beasts of 100 to 140 stone, grass fed, without corn or (vice. Mr. VRestear, the fret Press, for a 11-r lurd Oa. Mr Chandler, the weed Prier, for a Devon Ox. Mr. Wedear, • Heieford OA. Mr. Walters, two Devon Oxen. Mr. TAW, a Hereford Ox. CLASS IV —For Steen under four years old. Mr. Chandler, the Prise for a Devon Steer, esitt-fed. Mr. Westcar, two Hereford three year old Steen, ditto. Mr. Krug, Jon an Iri.h Cow, gran tel. a Devon Ox, d Ito. Mr. ferret, Herehird, ditto. Mr. Pirkford, two Hereford% ditto. CLAM V —For Fat Cows, which have borne three or more Calves, fed wt•hout Corn. Me. Lima., the Pike fora short-homed Cow, cake-fed. Mr. Wevtcar, a Duo Coe ditto. Lord Winieie Russel, a Dirven Cow Mr Harvey, a long-horned Cow, grass-fad. Mt. Humphrey, a ditto. CLASS Vt.—For One-year old long.wiettled Wither Sheep, three of one man's breed, fed without corn or cake. Mr. Anthony Lee-hams ' the Prize, for three Sheep. lee. Mr. Placket, three Sheep. CLASS Vll.—For Two-rar old long-woolled blether Sheep, three of-one roads breed, fed ss.ith ! out corn or cake. Mr Elmoink, the Prier fur thee Sheep. Wettcar the,. Slump. Mr.Tuckwek ditto P 4.. It obunseto ditto Mr. Hwaipiarery ditto Mr. 1111401 ditto W. J. lostkip. 'dot* Mr. Mainers, ditto CL ass VIII.—For one year old short-eisolled Wether Sheep, three of one melee breed, fed with out torn or cake. Rohe 'hewn! CLASS IX.—For two years old short-woollen We cher Sheep, three of one man's breed, fed without corn or cake. Mr. Humphrey King, jun. the Prise (or three South Downs, there being no competitor. CL Asa X.—For Fat Pigs, not exceeding two years old. Mr. Dodd, the Prim. foe a Sutra pig, 'J month. old. 7 His Soial H illness the Duke of York, a Spaulth pig, under Li months old. • Mr. Suter, a Pug, IS months old. Mr. linni,hrey, a P,g, wide. 24 months old. CLASS Xl.—For Fat Pigs, not exceeding one year • old. Hit Royal Rightly's. the Duke of York, the Prise, for a Spanish Pig, wider IS months old. Mr. dansa R..ed. a C 111•4 end Suwex Pit, not 19 weeks old; this 'uprising Pig unfortunate.y carer Into the yard af ter Ow Judges had hurdled their adjudication ei the prises. The Noblemen, Gentlemen, Breeders, Graziers, &e. dcc. intereued in the breeding, feeding, and Sale if Cats* who attended ar tha Sbaw yesterday, were very numerous, and they seemed amply gratified. A basket of remarkably fine and large Swedish turnips was exhibited by Mr. Pickford, growl on land, within a few years past in a mate of waste, near Met krt-street, Herts. Another basket of these useful roots, nearly equal in perfeaion, was exhibited from Lord Mansfield's farm, at Caen Wood. These turnips were greatly admired by the ALriculturists present. Among the notices interest ing to Farmers, which were stuck up at the place of show, we observed a very judicious alteration an aeunced by Lord Somerville, in the conditions of the ensuing Spring Show, at this place. on the 2d and 3d of March, limiting the prizes for fat wether shorwwootled sheep to such 'as do not weigh above 251 b. quarter of metre's, and allowing the grazier AS well as breeder of such sheep exhibited, to he candidates for the prizes. Mr. Fletcher's prepared peprion was recommended as cheap and portable top-dressing for crops of corn and grass; and Mr. Farnham, the gentleman who sells His Majesty's Spanish sheep, gave notice of some Merino sheep, belonging to a Gentleman, deceased, which will shortly be said. After the company had left the Show-yard yester day, a meeting took place at Freemasons' Tavern, of the Members of the Smithfield Club, when se- Versa new Members were proposed, and other ban ners relative to the premises triinsacted ; after which .beet thirty f.:enslonsen of the Club dined together. Lord William Russel in the Chau. • iviirdiz*?NtETLrcEser. PORTShIeUTA. bIC. I i. Arriv.zd the Cracker guc-korig, trop, off Havre —Wiwi N. W. TIVAIOUTH, DEC. 10. Yesterday Mis Majazty's Alp Decade, JL guns, Capt. Stew art, sailed on a cruise; Uoitsd Brothers teader to the Wert. ward. 'fire Egyptienne frigate is paying prize mono, and wages, previous to her departure, on a cruise, tv.ineiruw.—Very hary, with hole or no wind. nac:ll. Cams in yesterday, the Friendship, of and from kiefer,West, with wool, for (lover; the Kite, of and for Hythe, Pritclurds, with coals, returned ; the Adventure, of and from Boston, Pest, with cern, for Dove , ; the Joseph and Edward, of Dover, Ramsay, with coils from Suintwland, for market Tins miming wan brought in by the Eulkst , de and Eastware people place near Folkstone), toe boats, containing toge ther upwardi of .sdtf half ankers of spirits, and lodged its the custom-house warehouse here. This afternoon came in the brig Astley, of Yarmouth, Hayes, with king's-stores from London, for ' , Arnow& ; she had the misfortune, last night, to be run foul of by a ship, a little to the wedwerd, which took her stern un, and Arose in the bowsprit; the cod of which took one of the men, who was at that instant coming up the fore.listchway, and drove him against the opposite side : he was killed on the spot. The bowsprit was shattered to splinters, and the stein drove. in within des than a foot of the water's edge. They could give no account of the ship; but one has past here since for the Downs, with the 1055 of her boisprit, which is thought most proba bly to be the same. The man that was killed belonged to Loo. den, but have not heard'his none. 111f31/1 It K LTS. CORN EXCHANGE, Dac. Tie fresh it...posts of \Vh.*t tu-day ire rather IIdIISITOUII, and the general rules effmted ht this trade are at lire prices. Thery are ceitswieraele supplier of Earley, and full 2s pel' quarter chea-.c. Malt at less; and White Peas are lower.. Nee Tick Beans are etre& ier likewise. Kthough these are many Snits arrival. of OM, %hi. article is fall as dear; and those of Ace quality are gs. and J. per quarter higher than the quotation. In Flour no alteration. CURRENT' PRICE OF GRAIN. Whea5........604 745. 81n. Beans . 44. 30s. Od. Fine 90. Od. T.rk Beans .....66. 4). n' • Kyc 4' s 465. fel Oats . . 2Gs 3u. 22.. Barley VII 441 Od. Polands 335.9. f 04. Slat 70s. 77.. 04. Rape Seed Oil. 281. Ca White Pea5....775. 81s Fine Fleur 74s. 714. Od. Grey P.., 46, 611. 0.1. Sweloods 64 , 70e (4. 6041111F16LD.—Fase•• • Dec IL T.. oak the I.l3.l—per stone of Slb. Beef 46 411 P , 5. 6 , I Veil ris 4d to Cos 44 Mutton ..4. 84 to 51 13.1 I Pork Se 04 to 61 44 wit.to or CAT... T.II DAT, Beasts, about I , 00—.Blveep and lambs, 7,900. CUAI.-MAR k VT, Dac. 12 Shin' at Market. Sold PAM. 1.!5 . „Newcastle 25 ..Suaiderlanl ..... - MEkTINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TIM DAT. ' U II William Edwardc, Lade Newport-street, I.eicester. encore, toynsan 3 II George Cuusens, Grays inn -lace, Midair:set, mer• chant S 11 . . Charles Flair, Caindeu-street, Islington, Mtddleser, coal merchant - . S 10 Fancy. Alarshall, Strand, Middleeer, implies . 1 11 Clement Clements, Dagenham, Essen, petatne me,. chant 2 12 Thosas .1.1141/1H Akins, now or late of Chigwell, Essex, emeremi brewtr . 3 1 . . William Mantal. Strand, di and colour-most . 2 f Isaac &Harlin mud David Am.ck, Chemis.de, London, perfumers 2 19 . . IV,lliam Henry Pullen, Dartmouth, Des onshire, s?iri•- mer.•liant 1 1 . . Pierey Roberts, Long-acre, Miedlelex, victualkt 1 lIJ DIVIDV:DS. Anthony Thimas, Duke-.street, Westminster, feather. ManoraCturer I LOAMY Dawson, Coptball-boildingr, London, ware houseman 10 . . . Peter Duffy, Rap of Neertnen.etreet, Oxford reed, wine- inert hart 1 John Cos, New -court, Crutch:id friars, London, met aent 10 Abraham 51snderson, Rateliff otos, Middles; x, coal merchant • • 10 Thomas Simpron sad Nottingham Sionnooa, Northalier. too, turrcirauts 10 CCKTIFPriTTS. Thorsen Davis, late of Dulte.strem, Mancheat,-square, in the county of M•ddleses, imoiheca re, dealer end ehanmr.i. Thomas Womicnift, ot Shelly:ld Moor, in the parish of Shef field. 111 tlw toasty nt Vork. conah-ainoufactUirr. John Efil•lffil, of Wriniore street, Casoldish-square, is the c.imity of Mirldleses,sad:er, dealer arid chapman. Richard Lane, of the city of Bristol, ship joiner, and em power. Robert Atkint,ref No. 196, fenehurch.str,eet, is the city of Loudon, ophcal and inatliculllC3l lusuument maker, dealer and chapman. Jam er Gibbs, of Peterborough, in the county of Northampton, draper, tailor, dealer and chapeon. Thaws@ fiasiery, new or late of Nicholas-lone, in the city of Lehmann, lowd•rwrikr, innuranes brolter,dmiler and chapman. David Roberts, late of Trump-street, to the city of Lon Jun, warehouseman, dealer arid chaperon. Robert Ralkirtine Fenb, late of the city of Lichfield, wine merchant. _ _ Joa,oh Wane, of Girton, in the county of Nmtingham, Osaka and chapmaa. George Smith. of Sweating's-alley, in the city of 1,n0,10n, ant of Vii thery Tenser, City 1,111% , in the miunty yf Mid- Nee immense* limiter, underymiet, drake nod cka7iyi.n. MEETINGS OF CI EDI rues AT GUILD!' ALL, ' war 100P•IV. at. N Chad« Cartwright, of Caugabm•strom, St. Anne, Welt at meter, leather-4011M - 2 10 EmonulParguet. GisaorAll-seleat. rest, L i t piisex, recitfier . IS DIVIDENDS Naar Ebel., Great St Nelmea, London, merchant Wrlhara Liggin soil Robert !..lattr, !Seesaw-awe, Laldolk, board 10 PRIM , . OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY 3 par Cent. Reduced 4 per Cent Lone . Annuities l6l 1:1 , ..14 Imperial 3 pet teat.. Ditto Annuities 7 13-114 bash 5 pet Cent 801 Daiwa", .11 Inds i Bonds .. ts. M. peen+. Feclisesuss Kills English I.ntsety Tickets l5l. Mi. Consols (or T. DISH. Stnek-Rioker, 4.o4stihill, and% Clissinu.C+o.- COURSE OF EX Adt.tertlant 96 9 2 U. Ditto at Soght 36 —.. Rotterdam ll 11 2 U. Haroburigh 34 2 21U. Alton& 34 9 2;U. P.m 1 day .. .date 24 Ditto ll4 12 U. iikertlertua !HANUE, Dcc. it. !leek* 52 new C. Naples ...44 Lisbon .611 1 'porta ...r.l Dublin Cork l2:. Me 444 — on paper. Dwo OW effect. Carla . — rst inpipe . r. M 00. affect. Bilbao' Le i th la SO Ger.°. Dublto 94 London (2C3, BULLI , 4I. mi l. Se 1. Porttgal Gold on Coin and Bars per oz. Nes Doubloons.. Net Dollar. 0 5 Ss Solver in Bin Nee Louts •aeh Agin of she Bank un Ilotaud. 5' per Cent. 17 5 ' 1 E'T"TIM ' On Thantley evonioi, the Lady "F Jones. p_ A . Marshal of the King's Bench, rietiiihter, U• Toeuity lON, at Mrs Chooter'v, Hairourin coon, th e r.ady of Anth.is B. St k,eK t A, hie of a oon end hew The wife of John Rnee, Jun. of caw.and, wad lately delivered of three'lirl. at a hrith ; on the tame day, her hushand's apptruticuatiop espired. Two of the children are alive and well. DEATHS. Oa TIMM:111f h it , itabia fourth year, Mader Martel Jame* Parker, of Su•rey•place. • titi the tit instant, at Edinburth, the Leal of el , artea Murray, Es4.late•His Majewy's Conon, General is doe of Madeira, daughter cf the late Rebert Scott, Eat 'lending, Roxburghthire. 1116tj WATER, THIS DAY, Al' LONDON "MIDGE . amia. after 4 ETeea,...411 twit. law '4. • TO EE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC r, by M.urs. KING 8414 LOCIIIE, SO, King str... e a, Covent•garden; A CABINET, containing R At.S. a..d other NATURAL pXODUCTIONS i lM whole .ir t o toUnd well worth the attention of the curious, a, et a , w ,. prise., in a ?bitable Muqeum, iie.rly all the 'Classes, and Species of Mineral Bodies, systematically artaiirsd, , Catalogue fully descriptive. Thi, cou.airm is principary ilet;giied fog illu+tvr'vu h t •4e simple, compound, and lucernal Microacopei„ mn.t of the specimens exceeding'} beautiful. ?lay ►e viewed any Morning frinn t.even WI Ten SALES BY AucrioN. BOO!$. B F Mosul. KING aed Locnrc At their Crest Room. SI, King 'tree!, Covent-C.44.n. an THURSDAY, December 11, and Four follorriog at Twelve, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, including th e LIBRARY of Dr. JOHN MILI.FR , el:ceased, tem; pro* maul teal Clasee•l, and Au,. tilers; among them aro, Mentiaacon Antigone ease Suppl e ., meet, 1 . , tom ; Enrylopedie, &, him. Russia, Vasi-; P.A , 411. Gr. & Lat • West ,• Lofton. V tune, Puntop ,Norval; Neut.-n.OOl, (\Attila', Apt:kris, acid Mirth', Ste, llaphini; Vrnot Wet. ea Cliesitl,f.. de MAI*, 4 teen, grand ; Hareems, Swint, Ovid, kg Nati, Villareal; The Novelist's &legume; British vole. Ac May be viewed ou Wedneiday, Sale; Cud C.ar legate had. PRINTS AND lIDUEN OF PRINTS. fly Mss-rs. KIND sod LtX.:lll. t. At tfieir Great 3.4, King-swot; C•tentvr.len, THURSDAY, January te. Ito; ASMALL, but Valuable COLLECTION of PRINTS; comprising many Prnoft, by ft...twhasi, and uther eateened Masters; a mere fine set of eitainbarimusli Heads, from Coluein ; lioydelrs Sh.kspe.we, with the lame and small Prints, finest impression, possible; the Last Stipa/. Morglien ; Death of ado, a drawing, f r om Sn Jein• Reyeulis ; Nymph cheamiug, • raitarsi helm Cipnanti a Ma hepny Pnnt Case, &e. May be v.eared Wednesday previses *she &le o and Cita By hfee.rs. and LOCHI , II, At their Great Ittsain, "Liiig-street, Coneht.gardoo, in thu Month o( January next. A CHOICE PARCEL of ROOKS, chiefly L" Cll4lOll, of the 6...5a editions, and in the tug! . .est older; several on large paper. Among other , — Harcluini, 3 tern, L.P. ; Thocydiriet Dials!; Arism;Aranes Themistuits Hatclutni, L. P. ; XialiatJhon Leundavii, 116.15,• Skid% L. Y.; (warted Tkesaurui ; 4 rot ; fect.ulati and Yurcellini Lexicon, 4 vol ; Maus Malahancue, 13 vul ; the Dutch T,.iveh, via. De Bruyn, ant.; !fair., Lt Tot. L. : Doppler, 13 and ; Wearies, Orel. in 2; S 1 .fuse; 5 vol.; Mnotlaucins Moounselis de la Mo. marches Fraommia, .5 vial. L. P.,; Stitch's Ge.ns, L. P •--aarto. Lrris Dr.ireith.,rch, 7 vol. ; - Lucia.i kietnsterhurii, 4 ; Virgil tturulaniiii, 4 vol. ; Murat Vita, , 6 vol V.o. Mos 5 vol. ; Prevost Hist. de, Voy.g..v, 4a ?LI ; Nlavartrey's Embrey, L.P. ; with a numerous arsembi..ge of the bow tlassical Authnos, Books of Voyages, tc. in flow. Tiateiy tiot;i:e n! the Days of Sale irtd 4e ;prow PRINTS AND HOOKS OF PRIN By Itfoscr. KING and LOCHEE, At their Oran Rosin. SS, Ki..g street, Covent %also, is • abort 'rime, '('HE valuable COLLECTION of PRINTS. A comprising pearly • couplets Sot of Wollen's Weeks, of the nayst Isei,ore.siotis, some Proofs; strange. Major. and Miami's Ws, ks a very large Assem blage o Theatrical Por. tra.ts, am: Burrbur,'s P, mut ; capital Books of Prints, Melodic& • minima Cory of Lulq.ls With; Chareberi. lit'. heade r from Hesweio, telt P.tiorr tyfatbiy boudd 'item! yid Byrne. Watts, Angus, Milieu, and fslacdinsan's Vaews •. 'Vogel au.' Weusescsan'sWeAts Vostites Heads,Heads, L. F. lec.tbe tispertir of CHARLES BEDFORD, Esq. Tinsel" Notice of the Orsi or halo will be given. - BOOKS. 18, Messrs. KIAR: and LOCHEY. At their Great Retro, rlFs, Cutes4G*4in, .a February irort. THE EXTENSIVE LIBRARY of ROOKS. clitefly in English eiterame, the Properly of ISAAC RUED, Esq. of 6,apie Tardily Notice of-thb Day. of Sah. will lie Veen. ROOKS. Iy Sfescrt. RING and LOCHCE. At their Great Room, 36, Kintstreet, Covent-garden, t begioning ..1 moat March, THE SELECT LIBRA ItY of BOOKS, late the property of Mr DANIEL WALDRON, deceased. onnsisting chiefly of Loglih Rooks of Topography, Yormer, History, Poetry, &e.; likewise several of the mom rare of the Strawberry 1141 produtlinns ; Rvc4,. Lives of Nimrod! rel. sons, with their P.artraits, by Houloaken, large piper ; Shalt:pure, by Johoorii and ',leavens, li Y&i. la,ge paper; and many &Wier equally yalgiable; :he whole rd them in the IMS.M 'aria coalman, meaty at them %Meta, and several ors Morocco, Resort, and other Magaiat bindings; together with the mahogany case. &c. 11.41 Cc of t h e Dario( Sale will be ghee VALUAbLE _l4 (ir PRikiTa b AND /bUtilliN (.4 PRINTS.' • Br Messes. KING and LOCHEE, At their Gear Strom, Si, Kiln-street, Ciivent.Gariteo, the box ..... iog d mitt March, rrHE entire Valuable Collet ion of PRINTS, 1 arid lillr,AS ef PRINTS, late the property of Mr. DAMEI. WALDRON, dvcrased ; cothAsting of a very ea terisiv• Collection of the Winks of Illebens, Vandyke, Pout.in, I,e ikon, Tenter', Vernet, am.; also many HY IOWA 01 the Italian, Henson, sod French Schools; a reel number by Sir kritiont Stisuge,, Hartolossi, Le Bag, Ac ; alow t an clothe assembles, of ths Works of Proofs, Ltrhings, and other volutions; the innt4 complete colkktiOn .by Winsdir ; late the rop•rty of Mr. Ingham Fonts,: and !Menem nearly aM Holgarth• productions. Titiather with upwards of Three Tnuussed Portraits, Engl.!, ood Foreiga, by White, /althorn., Smith, Virtue, lloubssken, Naitteuil, Drevet, Edineick, Vzh Schap pen,Visetier, Soyderhoet, &c. Ttri, Collection if the resit t of 40 scan outwit, mid WAII soilewith great polginerit. T ate all in the most perfect oreserntion, and in s elect i on, es /.• I as cond.-tun, ate swat as have seldom teen preeenti.d to /!." public. Timely agile, of l b . Days of Übe will be given. LONDON:-..Prlnted by O. DAVIDSON, No. If, It enUrt Noo-Ateet Cov,ot Goidon, end pubtiolt. , l a Wks. No It, liark of So .I....lctoet , e* Church, W. STUCK, .t h.. 7, Nee Nelion,ateet, 1.0 t./ ' Onion, ar f...r 'hi. P 411.. r, s , nt W tl. UT.. t • !•••• r• •111 bit duly 4w:stied f• -