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7 . 'itonclud .d, b 7 sidvis'n7 tint :Ile i n ot ut t n r. it i ns, witted by the Ca tsi I),te4dsrs. mig ht be cart ie.!, mad th . st at er tiny other might be made • %pea the su'. jei. After some other Gentlemen had delivered their opinions. • Lb*. SYIIII4 for the pitrpge of compromising tht matter between the mover the original motion anV of the amendment, prop ) , ted that the sum of 50.0001. should be voted, of which 40,0001. was to be gitten en the present Maiguis Cornwallis, and .the remainini 10,0001. to Lady Mary Singleton." The debaa•itas likely to he frrininateti in this manner, when Mr. Bo..otoeur iii covered, that as the motion brotight forward affeaed the purse of the Company, the notice given in the newspapers •wji not sufficient, as it did not particularise the nature of the sohjea. Mr. AD•bd. the Counsel to the Diredors, -was called upon, and gave his opinion in favour of Mr. Dosanquet's objettion. in consequence of which the Court adjourned fur a fortnight, without being . able to come to any determination. LAW INTELLIGEXTCE. -.....--_ 0017 RT OF CU kNCERY, Fu. 27. 111iT1212110111 aNd at Asum V STOCRD•La. 'lbis was an application, on the part of the De falsdant. a bookseller, in Piccadilly, to dissolve an ' ieinnEtion'ebtained by the Plaintiffs, restraining him I ham priming and publishing The lathe Equip., of ilitich the copy-tight is their property. After a . long argument, in which Cie injanairm was sup. ported by Sir S. Romissy and Mr. WY•TT, On the part of the Plaintiffs, The I oats Cii•Nces.Loa refused the application. The is junSion of course remains undisturbed. _._....... COURT OF KING'S Erse'', c; 11.•NALL —Fcs. ?7. The Lord CI4ILI JI:StICC SAC at *iv/Willi, but stn trial of any public interest took place. COWMAN PLEAS, Ts. :7. •••••••• The Court was engaged with two very unimport ant causes until nearly three o'clock, when Lord ChisfJustice MatisriaLn announced, that a neces sity existeu for his almost immediate attendance in the How. f Lords. • POLICE. Itammthioedic. FORGERY ON A PATRIOT" A woman. who stated her name to be Abev G... was charged with forging a marriage certificate, sod the restates of two children, with intent to de fused the Patriotic Institution 1.. r the relief isf, the widows and orphans of those who fell in the service of their c. i uotry. It appeared by the statement of Mr. Douglas, . Secretary to the Institution, who resides in North ♦adiywtrest. that the Prisoner applied to him to *die the lareet of the charity, MN) described herself to bine been the wife of a soidiJr, of the name of Owls. belongir•.g to the I Sth regiment of foot, who fal, in the service of his country, in Egypt.... bonds having ►een committed on the Institution, et Wsrions times, avid to a very conside.alile amount. • lbw certificate, residers, Ste. proshiced he the PA WN/At, were looked into with a suspicious eye; add it was ascertained, that the hand-writing was she' same as on other cer:iticates, by which the laatitutien had suffered. The papers. as well as the Prisoner. were detained. until a let ter was arias% to the clergyman of Dungarvan church, in Ireland, where the registers were said to have been poets:ed. and str:iich were signed by the Moister and Clerk. An answer was returned by the Minister to whom the letter was addressed. de , daring the whole to be &forgery, as no such roar . rime was registered, or were ever any chil its of the name baptised at the church. The let tee concluded with a wish, that the imposter should be punished wisb severity. It was stated by Mr. Dangles. that the impositions were praised with impunity for alength of time, until it was ascertained alts the documents by which the charity was iiilll.4 were of one hand-writing. The Pri- PEW said. she had kit Ireland a few weeks since • sort bee money ; that she had prevailed on :ser iMPlaber to get the miser from the parish of Den ; lOW= *lt ha slain) was just. She was remeasial be another examination, and. fa the imesime, the heamtss will be further looked late. It was stated by a person is Court, that he had heard a woman snake her boast of having ob , ained relief, iv. Jiff:rest times, by esirg fire different samers. of persons, whom sbc had represented, dis tioftly, se bcr 'unbends. - - _ NATAL 11417hLUGENCE. /0117911101T11. rte. SS. Arrived the Friendship, Hopkins, from St. lees. Idled tee iilmayareary, Mesa wow. fee Eiden; Wqrso/e4 fripte, for the Downs ; and the Here garAng. as a cruise.—Winti W. !LI - 14011TX. S. Soled the Sally. Ashley, fur Antwerp; Jove par, Allah, for Haeshorgh ; and the Ledj Wee raa arced dip. with a feet under moray, to the Eastward; the Colpaai. Cierfolte. and Duke af rock, hired attars e the Prospero. Siaaaca, and Streamer, ..Wind S.W. 'retesT, es. .4. Arrived. yesterday, the &us, privateer, of Ply. rwwwelir ba detained an American ship, from Araratnintra. to Monica, and sent her into Dartrasse. Capthda Harrison, of the &hey. reports, that a few misfits ago. being of the Start, she was chase.' -lop wappesed to be a French privateer ; but %oloored by the de: knees of the night, the , Iltssv mode her escape. WELL, rte. 26. irmareday aftereonn, the Kole sloop-of war, Capt. Jena% arrieve In the Downs, from a cruise of the pt about. and troughs in with her the Gar, of Noir Haven, lade* with timber ; she had been cornered by a . d retaken by the she nn Fre, whisk leas with dl ge is sent for I• ..ME RIC.I. •LiiiisuUtio JAM. I. Mai= ot A LATVIA flow W•611114•1'011, TO TAS ADITON Of " INA •LIIII•PODal• •1:11111.. Tlsta." " Yesterday, in consequence of a notice in Mr. Smith's Ofrial Iniel'ilwrver, the Galleries of the House of Congress were numerously attended, to see t 1 different tribes of Indians pay a visit to their fathers. As the House of Representatives was called to order, the savages entered, dressed in their war habiliments. There were near 40, who com pletely filled the innide gallery. Though I was grati fied with a sight of these tribes ; yet I was sorry to observe a number of beautiful young female citizens obliged to give up their seats tt. make room for them. The ladies were compelled to quit the floor of the house, or to view the sight from the upper galleries, among 'racks, Infidels, and Negroes, or to suspend their curiosity. As this is not one of the virtues of the fair sex, they Mounted among the dingy groupe. • " The fantastic dresses of the Indians, exceed, in description, the limits of my letter. The bead wariors were plaistered on their faces with a brick dust colour; the next in rank, as r conjeclured,were halt coloured, and others retained their natural swarthiness. _ In the evening they gave a dance at the The atre. and took in retigrn dallara ea anklet 'parks, which, stiinulated by the exertions of the evening. killed a thief. Preparations are nuking for Isis interment in the Indian manner." , EAST INDIA AFFAIRS. PAPERS I'ESSENTED TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, PER.. SU 4NT TO THEIR ORDERS or THE 4 25TH •1115 28Til JUNE, 1805, t►LATINO TO EAST lADIA AFFAIRS. (Concluded from our Paper of yesterday.) 62. It maw be necessary to remark, that I do not expert that the fdi amount of this revenue will be realised, until the ho- Ostia, u completely established, and the ptinciple of it proper!r understood, though 1 have no doubt that a huge, resetioe might be dented from this article, withoot 'premien to the inhabit. ants; awl that. the present estimated amount, hardy emceed tag an 4111 , 1.../1: tax of two awes per head, on the population of these dominions. even admitting that the mouopoly sae and the meolatlftere coeld provide threnuelves with this snide of self, et the originsl mat and charges, cannot poodbly errata any dimatisfaSion among the inhabitants at large. 39. It should likewiee 'be recollected, that the additional source of revenue derivable from this measure, enabled me to a t k di s h th e Defied Cities, which had operated as a restrairtt mesa trade, and hid been a constant smarm of complaint and diessiisfartion to all persons engaged in commercial pursuits, or whose concerns might lead then to movers. the country. 40. I anus cone tole the past of my letter, without tug. retest% to your Lordship the expetency et extruding the mu reepoly .(salt to the promisees of Bemires. From the beat in formation I have limns able to obtain, the effects of the duties whchshave tinhorn/ bees levied on foreign sa't imported ono the Senates 'moaner, ham been nearly prohibitory to the trade in that article, will tat the tame time iiicreaeing in any eon. 'hireable degree the import of Bengal mit • and al the menu hasten of tilt ire the province was also p ro hibited, the only mode by which the inhabitants could have been furnished, must have been by supplies chieleetinely introduced from liiighaileund and Bundeileuud. 41. tf the mortmedy should be extended to &MIMS, all fo reign salt, purchased either upon the herders of that pi ovine', or the ceded CJUIIIr tee, and sold on account of Deverninetit, may be allowed to be tramported hum, and to either of dire countries, or to the Nebo,. V.arevh reserved dominions, free of all further duty. This will natorally ham the 'free of keeping the price of salt irathose countries vespeftively, nearly sumo • level, and Bum the extent el the demand, all risk of combine. lien nn the sales, will be effectually avoided. 4s. In • fernier letter I communicated to your Lordship my npiaion of the advaiitagos to he derived from a provision of several of the preidults and manufaelures of the ecied pro vinces for the Honourable Company's wainscots. From the report of the Repo ter-Geueial . of external meriameme (No. 16) up& the cloth,. manufactured at Bemilly by ray order ' it appears that a proit of above lOU per rout, may be expected fmnt their sale in London. I have sc.:ordure!, di rected the ColOWleccitl resident at &redly (No 17.) to provide for the curtest year an investment of piece-goods upon the samples. to the amount of four lacks of rupees, audio prepare, with as little delay as possible. an assortment rif the cloths al ready provided, far the perfume of being forwarded to the Ile. nourable the Court oh Llireffora 44. The assortment to be huwarilud to the Court of Direc tors rs net of • quality equal *that which will he Cumin., f for the loamitMelit, it will, however, eirible them to ascertain the advantage" which mar he expected from an arigineirtation of their aneesteneuts in piece-goods (tom the proviuce of Re. kilcund. 41. The statement contained in 4r report on the trade of the coded districts of MOO and Aarereghur (No. lb), exhibits a pront of eight leeks of rupees, derivable from the 1111..4 . 1011 Of piece geode, sugar, and einem, loon these chat. sets I line* authorised the Commercial resident at Reaves to superintend the purchases of the were -goods mid sugar reenortnierok-1 be the ft...,,orter-Gerieral of external commerce for the cirr•ist year, and I have granted him an ureic,' on 'tic culleetor of the ili•trict to the amount o six Licks of rupees. As the meuu facture of the aJ.lut canal quantity of opium r , eurontemled might monthly interfere with the. sal.-- of the limited quatit.ts proviled fir the lower proinocet. 1 have not tliought it msalle to authorise any provision of this stride, ritliout )our Latiship's pryinus sanetion. . . _ ad to me mairn a tino. to the commercial resident at Etaarah , No 19). I have p.rtieularly d,reeted him to ascertain bur (ai it may be prieticahle t . furors). the investment for China front the rotten, the growth of the DoEb. 47. T..u..t yew LordMip'sitolgreent in regard to the fir- Hier extension of the inireetwerre of cotton, ad esperhemetal, to the China market. I hem the hohoorae subjoin Nu In;, cope el'a letter from the COMllttetlAl resident at newel+, staves the pertilases he ha. already mole ..f that wirer, the profit likely es seetue trete it to Cover , inient, and a campmate.* view a the rates at which it has been furnished (or the China market, from Bombay, with those at which it cool be provided from this quarter. N. As a subject which sonliraces points en highly ir,tirresi. in y. am eel, to the Welfare of these oe islymeqn.reJ .10 , 111111.10, but to the 'metal interests of the Fluneura'ile ConiPans in India. wuold appear to Istria veer Lerahhi e 's (met and consideration. I ham been induced to sulonit the above regn • honed statement ; that by bit/aging forward the subset t to ye*: Lordship's untie, the lieVettlitt rneastres may be taken, to as s gestate hew far the comparative estimate may be outtaider,d t• be wrimet, mid how far it may be ads i noon the grim,* at the emanielci.J itetidisers statement, to extend the. orders alivedy given (or the prevision of cotton. H. a, thh statement it appear*, that two humted thints.in 1 moue& of coitus furna.lied from the Compau,'e pers.mion. nos the Dash, arid estporteal to China, wilt bring Into the Co o panes treasury at Castes, fitly sit lacks of moires. tiehling • net woht to the Company of twenty-eight lacks a( rupee*. 50. Fiore the aceoespanving letter Gem the commercial Km Ilidtot at Etatthat I M.. el), soar Lodonip ws:*..serre the ar rangement which has berm form it tor provision of the saltprre emend Ise the curie., year, and .t apnea.% 4%1 the .ample t.ir. &mho' My the commercial !rodent is soverior in sewn to tie saltpeue generally pieviiked bugs Pato., by ~wily en lief Cent. 31. TT* follooing is an alntsact of the Liver 'tient directed to be yist.dell to) the coont.mercial Re.Set.t fcr tlao cur.eat year - • 4,00,000 • - 2,00,000 - 65,000 10,000 2,73,000 nllilcuiA. Piece G As to the ame , t el The Deab. ••M! tttou S eltpetre Pwc. “0,41 11frnotto I A e.-eoightir - - Udder the charge of tile commercial It ~iclaotot at Borates. Piece Goode b, , v1).1160 Sugar - - 1,.10,1100 ---- 6,C03"00 Rs 12,75,0n0 51 The regular fairs, established for the p u rpose of pro lul a, 1 1 herder re a te h on e c•rnenuoiotinn .d ii it h o i l i t i i7r i t i :t h iri a , b a it ild i I. t_..o "( ri t i l e l k a m pil l a n r g likely to he attended with coati advantages to the COW mercial intermitter both countries. 54 The investmeat of woollens and metals, forwarded on aerount of the lion Ceineany, had lint reached Berolly, in sufficient time to be held at the fair, at Chilke , ..4ll Ghaiit, to which the pimple from the hills had rewrite' in great numbers ; but I have direfied the commercial Reodent at Bereilly, to forward parts of the different articles to the fair at Itilharee, and to report 'emu the prices at which they eel he cold. These fairs will, I have no doubt, after Cattle time, be regutorly fre quented by the traders nom the bill., and will afford tayouraiile markets for the woollens, and other comeauditie:‘, olOcli may be sent on account of the Company. 54. The wiricipal fair at ilurdwar, will commence in the ensuing month, when the commercial Resideut ha. been di. rented to.proceed to that place, for the purpose of sitistriiiteed• log the tiles of the investment, forwarded Irma and of reporting on the means of extending the COlUitaUfZe with the countries to the Weitward. 55. In order to secure to the Government a participatiun in the advantageous commerce Car led on at the Huolwar fair, a. mentioned it my letter of the 29th hlsy, I have thou,,kt it ad visable to authoriee the erection of a Gimlet Gliaut, and Seray, on the eastern Leeks of the G urges, about three Miles b-_low Ilurdwar. exisocr of there buildings wiU bear a se. y inconsiderable prooorthei to the advantsges to he ultimately shelved from the u tablishincit of the thus, and from the ma provement of the esljacent colintry, and will partly he defraied In the amount ',tying from the rent of the public buildings to the merchant. oust faders resortine to the lair. 56. The ilsm'ale state of the country between N..iebabol and harder, and the unhealthiness of the climate, rendered it niees.ary to encom oze the exertions of to culti vate that extrioive tract of country, and that a pubic esta blishment 'h'old he commenced for the ;imam* of attrade.g inhabitants front the neigifboming countries 57. A. the situation fink for the projeoed public estabroh. meets, off.r.sl the athantage of drawing settler', as well for the cultivation of the country, as for the pur i ewo of eo , nritirce, I considered tins combination a. p Inicularly encouraging to the ' fur;.i,itiou of a flonishing and extensive town, which, fore the report of the Colleacir of slooradatiad v there can bs little ' diode yell owl be effeled by the establishment of iiideritloass, who, upon doe encnoraterneitt affitreed them, will he indoced to settle in this part 01 the Compaoy's peows.ion.. Br these means, a couotry, to the extent of about 200 equate aides, now a barren and useless waste, may be brought iota a productive state of coltivatioa and proraeritt. slt. The detailed proceeding. of the B.sard of Commiwioners having been regularly forwarded to the Presideoce, for more Lerd.hip's information, I have thong:it it unnecessary in th i address to enter into minute ilet rile on the great variety of .011. j vets naturally included oi the formation of arrangements f ur the governme•rt of an eeremive and hitherto oppressed coun try ; I have, therefore, confiiiml florid( to the point.; which, (ruin their general importance, it ap Neared to me iftweasary to submit to your Lordship in a separate and ems... Lead form, for the purpose of affieshog a sericite.' view of the state of the ceded provinces, previtiiii to my rerignatioo of the situation to which your Loril.hip had nominated ere. 59. The permanent security of the land revenue, and the gradual imprnver.,eut of the c.sontry, torn the basis of the present settlement. Under the system which is flow establish ' ed. 1 entertain no apprehemion with regard to the malts ohm rof the land revenue, aunt the illeflleie obtained oprie the omit year is a sufficient indication of the value of theeretiewly-ac 011itird proneesions, and of the suedes of the measures hitherto adopted tee calling forth their eaterisore tesourcee. 45. Fran unavnidable circimstatiees, the B^ard of Coss ntlasioner. have, (or some months isast, been orai.le I•i erect meet*" dispatch of butane': ; an I the a •Ili•pielit ad loom to the deltainel ditties of Goverumeat, from my I,av,og bceo dm prima e:itteir assistance, ewe have occmoriei • delay m com p/1..41g some 4.f the anonge.aents which it was my earnest wish to hay.: fitly established mid confirmed ote.l,iu• to my na I lota 61. pus a c inaideratims,liowever, of the variety of important subjects which Jemmied my attoutein, and a review of t-it in soiree which. have been adopted to promote the improve ment of the country, to seem! the hatipioes. arid pr , isporits of the letlithiiani., and to intr.elu.is a regular .!scour or the ad. mnistration of justice, for the eolleetioo of the revenmo, 'and for the martagerneut of rommercid alias I trust le wdl ap. pear, that the views wit induced your Loohiliiii to apose lit me to the temporary charge of the *goverituseut of the ceded pro vince., have heels Completely fulfilled. 61 I trust that it will merear that no exertion have bean emitte,Lio do jintlCe to the groat anti d advantages who' h tise Company have derived :tom this most important acquis-stun; and I rely, with a degree of confidence proportioned to the in. (mew which I must always feel in the welfare of these pm vinery, that the opinion which your Lo , 4•ltin has expressed with respect to the efficacy of the treasures which have been eityted in the course of my administration, will he fully con firmed by the increasing happineo and prosperity of the intim birmits, add by the gradual int provemeet of the coutitsy. I have the honour to Iw, Your Lordship's foot obedient and humble S. e. fort William, (Signed) !JERRY WELLESLEY. the iteth February, ISJ3. P S Th detailed account of the ennnectiiins andbalances of this ceded Nosiness, his I,losl finaer, not trienie been cam plst hr the areomitant, an I pidgins; it to be of iinientaai.x, that your Lordship should he furnished, at the earliest hien ciPle rimiest, with my report upon the state of the ceded pr..- have not thought it advisable to delay it for this single d o cument ; I have ilierefere only to reptot, that I bete no daubs nu the :sot isatinn of ilie balaticas, with the exception of those treat Ruhilcuild, which I have stated in the 4th paca raph Inv letter, is be irrecoverable, and that the tia4nsw will nut exceed two per cent. oil the whole of the av•ilable irsaerees of the cotes' or•ninest, far the past rear 'The sc.:omit, which is wanting to complete Vie (mew • g us purr, .1‘ h.: laid before your Lordship. as sae at it 0 v.. seised Irons the Account-tot. (Signed) fl • - . ritscE OF SYJICE.I9. YESTERDAY. tick 4041 4 41 3 per Cent. Reduced 3 ye, Ce,.s. Coto 60A1 • per Cent '4:104 p..t Cent. Nary. 9'l l l 1.-11,a Stock Deto Ronde Eseheqoet Logi .11 Lottery Tiekas. lOl 10s. Comsat for April 61601 T. Itlsll, Stork-broker, N 4, Curnh.ll, swig, Cha-Ine-ersos 101.41:93. OF EXCHANGE ...445. 91. V*.saerdant 10 2 e• !lino at Sight .35 14.01Pe1a 11 11 t t'. IBA 34 2 tilt. Alba. :la $ 21f. Parr . Dom . 9 1.7. (;41111•• 46 1.•. pit. Verve' 6l. ilatca Le•ibt PI 3 Opo , to SO: nathim Cork 1.3 ! _ ..pol,i,WO. I • •• i ffnuf4c...* - _ CaNe • e.- Dona Neer CI .1100.1... ........... Nested .... 91 effect. Mew I' ..• .... -.. S S Um.. s.',e• , 1•\-a ... . S 1Q nrboa . 37 Picel....;. c.e! . . . .... .. ..... 1...ree,e.. SI Ae1.....ft I- %-r4i (.1 Hollow /le pie* ... - D-Alia an L•ndan r Fey. IT.) 111.44%••• Leormien . Fels 7 1 a9l •••faa Pa Da` j (Ditto .. tit 14.... ...... .. 4 -., 4 MEETINGS OF CF. F!);TOW S AT CATILOU NT.T. To-uw••eve • Jacob Maas, IN:te Nl.ricstrert, s'opseJler - 0 13 It !by, King street, St. Gcorge, Blb.mitborv , Mid 11: 4 4431, can. user . . 3 t Jams T ,vi ttt , ...vratl, Middlesex, si.suites Mortes,Sevord , tnire, Ess,-x, motes - -3 14 41490'41 Eel! Viil4ll, Ile of Queen Aiviso-tireet i L o t, faA3r 3.1 , 91 . 11 J ,, 99. Cloak-lane, Loild.n, appraiser and auc. 44,nger _ .. _ _..._ _...- - - - 3 If Samuel Ifitchen, Kingsland-road, Middlesex, vie. - to:4l'er - - . 911 George Moor, late of Gr.4eno ids, Kent, e. , e-keepet llt Wi:limn 4, 1 ... R 4cheit•r, Kent, 1 errs dr.p . .r • ' 11 Juba 11.444...., R,ort. T . York, ao..:••r an., ch 4 onan . ,I! James Price, ere of Sun-Wont, Foisbary sqndre, NW dle.est. timber-merchant - - 2 It John IVl4ite, Prewott•stregt, Goodman'. sel If:, Mo. dirs.lc, uoorte‘-scrivener - - 1 1 Dents Rork, late of Union-mull, B4 , ad-street, Lon. d.'n, jeseel;er . - - - 2 hi Jolt', Franc,. •...d John Joseph 1 , 4,nci4 RucheArr, Kest, t ,l selheri slid p..inters - 2 14 Edward N1.C.111 , .ek, Jefferte,-.guar.., St. Mal.a , (e, Lon !on, ne-rchmst - - 1 1 John lito.l4.rk. Great EaAchears, 1.44nd.,n, and a Turnitarn-:r,..n. M,4ldJegea, co , , teen.. . - 1!I James IVatkins, Crucifix-Lane, Ilermotel 41, S..,ey, baker - - 1 ,; . Tho.nas She:,herd, Rrnford, E.serr, tter•.:t-roan • i Joseph re•ry, Psecaddlv, M:der...ea, t f ear Thomas lila:natio-. Kt Ai-, Cbar:lts-atrowt, ilrestowtee , , sorter - • - 1 .1 Whim Reed, the younger, I , ine . ,-'one, C. 11114,11, 1.4n4.1 Lobo? . - - • 1 1 Thom,. dedders, Maidstnne, Kent, carpenter • 1 11 DIVIDENDS. Wl'liant Wabetferee SW, enventry, silk-esanufseraret it Itlehard Two", epper Titchtiele -neat, St Man-I•- Ronne, ‘11.1411e...a, payer-mantifiectu.st - It Thum.. Hartr.es, Duke -street, St. Jinacty Westolo.• We', haberd.eater - - - - 11 Thon,.l. Jutorsou and David Jones, Nortun-Ea'r.te, h1 , 41411r.ex, el-) Mots • - - It Josiah Ptn.p., Copthalteeute,, Throc•l. ,, it ,, el Wert, Lnegion, ht.dter - 10 George Phillips. Brook street, Rattl.ffe, Aliddleers, linnben-s..renant I Stephen Hill, Bit.ho,mcitevneet, London, oil and co- I•orrman - William Town-, Deptford, Kent, schoolmaster - to w wi g , n wit:a-ema i l John Musty-, 13,,,inviall-street, Lond.ie, woollen empire Robv,t Marv'., 0 d Miley, Logsdon, oilman William Bennett, Ivy-lane, London, carpenter • CE.R rIFICATFS. Thmnas !Amick, late of Cogent-Car4t.n, coon', of Middles:a, oot.:ien, deal, and chapatan John n, ISerri , thshire, North Win, detl-r in cattle, dialer and ehanman j din Ttill,ck the Vauster, of Savage Garde is, Lor.lst, broker, 416-chant, dealer and chap roan. Phineas gle Ratech Toledlito, fooled,. of GreeoSold.rtree. Wi n t, c h, l ,el,l,, in t now of (:rent Aylte-.trevt, fields, in the county of Miildle•ex, merchant, dea'er a,l chaninan. joaepli I if. of Sun-street, B:shupaclte-st , toha erne, •. James Vandrant, of Brewer-Brea. near Gol.teri.srlaire, la Ns c. linty of NIA 'lnez, and ettapoi.n. James Caret., L,e of the pari.h of All Saints i, ehin Ar rob torts of the uty of IL:grand, in 'Molder, dealer awl clap- -1: -1! - II I.Jnica, man. Cha•tm Knight, of London street. Fite...v-1(101re, in dui county of en=.arsr, kooatsellet, dealer cad Robert P.iach, of Wakel4J, in' zhe county of Ifixic, rout. DCATiIS• Last `44,,ndar. at Exmouth, in Me 34th year of her age, the Mira Uri le foulat, only surviving *Laughter ui L kie.t.m._ ion rtterrizy lad, in /tallier& Temple.' ar, Mr. Waimea Rowntth,h, , .ther of Mr. C Roworth, P•intrre. Satalday 1.4, at Lower EIOHM, MST Wind, the Res:, Chr:.to?l•er Haynes, Reefor err s m e w i ~.1 Isea,,gerdiel,l„ to the county of Gloucester, tnJ unit Of the Donitst,e Chapin., to hi. Grace the Doke eißea urea. At '..Pattlyr.;et shit 17th itit4 At. dorreedle I .m.nfi'do John Who.. Esq of !ie.!, noh.ink, late C:ty Clerk of Gl.t.ine. resign:dam et that situation. sm,r, titige a‘a, wou aCeeiolvi w t 1 ilbellez serer by the htnerdrates cad Counted, and Ow •qted him they thank. far tl.e g and intetrlte he had d...played in cendueling the arduous ba•lll.w a the olike (tunny the acne Period he had held it. 41111 1, aluch hu.lour t 3 and to tint entire a.ti.l4.:teni ut t... conishtuent, HIGH W TER THIS DAYST LAMDUMI Mt Ilk;L Mom.. S won d!r 10 I tv , ■ ....IS min. Hoe 10. :"ALI'S BY AL:CitON. DIRIJOTHFCA BOLICHERI I I,I4. ay LE1.411 an 4 ti SeITHEBT, Hoolgtellere, At their "souse, No 145, Strand, oppoate to THIS DAY, an i tweittr-throe Otllowirat D.)a the rrmrl Part to on.tan. ,, c4 ran %4(P DAY, April 14th, and ci:ht NPR i4l4t D4VS (Sundays except...eV, THE very valuable and extensive LIBRARY n( the late Rev JOXAT'I.‘ ri DOUCHE'', A F R.S Vicar of F.,nora, Surrey. The Route, in general, ur is gond enrylition. To be viewed to the tine of Sal... Catal,guet lyric* TIM". Vl,l ISO and Siapele:, iu ll.tarda) to be had at the tea , 4• l S Ile ‘l,,Art Mundell and Sun.. and %tato.' !MC. Falowurgli •• Mr Archer, Duhdor; Mr. Cuolco, Os' • ; Mr. Itaglitoo, Carn‘mdge; ani of all the peincoal Y.o 1`• Gellert in the Clog FREEHOLD IS VIES, IN WINDSOR, WINKEI; 1). AND WAREiELD, IV THE. couNTY oF PF$l.O.; AND DSTCHET, IN 'IIIE COI:I..; FY OF AticKs, LS EK THE r.toPERTY JE MR. GEuRGE. CLJuf, DLCLASILD. Re Mr. SAIITII, Sy order nt the Exe :atom, at Oie C.Ale Inn, Winitax, ad bIOYDAY, the 10th of May.h, 130 G, at fivolvo ao • Cl'e- k, in Soren I fit. 304 PRISING a FREEHOLD' 13 WELLlNG tiuusr. with Yard, Ptearetive Ohio via firmararaw.e. Ctid 4.1.1 G•oten. ?if-a:only auti,ated on Datchet 11•10011, Dear W.11.1.nr. W , A6 1.) aiarge BRICK ii.d TILE KILN, E eh ll•4 s l * Eight Acrio of I.anl. n0.4-..siog a day 40i:4 4 ants& in.l Tr., inclocid re.da, with a new ere led II :iw• hereon. near A4-...t Mph, in 'lie pari.h of %Viotti:ll. A BRICK and TILED COTTAGE, with Ga:den, at Wsk W 1 . : f REF. Dr:EI,I.ING-MOUSES. with Ga A LARGE %.*IIST IIhITIAL ritnLorao, f..twriy a po till.h, iron uset at a Piet m1.../etury ...Acme:ens oisses- TrAv mEE - rise..ttouNE, fitted-up, to am' of ewotaiiisse aevevall ituadred —.. 1 1150. a PLEISA•fr Ift/USE (Boone tills River ThAnaeo, .vd a lair Cardo., sae :girl at the - biatont of 111. r Lair. Thames rreet, 401 toes: in from of Moe attest a-id t ati i.et in d-pth, and tds th it a a Bravery, a •.r saw Nait.taftoty might be made, oiewigaing •iy in tea re cii..ty. -here glom and watt are r •.• Ma- `..e viewed :iv ii e ia“e If' to the Te:unt4. P , ;.. .1 rattim!ari may he had at the f.o.plon Cote - 6 oit•''• Mr. Stratid ; Mr h b. 1 Ct. esi....aareet,V4a ;Mr (.7. Ilia et.n Wittoottt, Laminas t 'at tile t,',.uit:e It., and et ME. Sinitt, Atuftiiateer, W. m.tw.it, Setts - - LON Dori G 13AVIDSON. N. 17, 1).,k C" Boer-Steel, Covent-Gavde.., and Pll.4.brd ~t URrc►, No 3. Pack of St. t Iv Cloees. • f•r by STUCK, of No 7, NM B •itun—a.ret. Barr A t ) ,, 1••rt, .Igc. tot th.s Paper, 6:14 to the Plbse " oil: be 4M 7 attended be. __- =~ !,,er, j l ~~ I i opt Ily'r r."..1 0.44.4.•. ---__ 1 'll i 1 I. W•ct, e:. ; . 1 I • Aa4 wavc d p, MN. DM* of id P 3" ice• 0.11 '112%),i 0 s L tin. M•. 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