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G I `.. -~,_: -~....' - -14 • • • -.•••• •••• vow : , . 40 1 "O n ' LADY C4MPEELL'S GRAND ILILL. AND SUPPER. This elegant Lady gave one of the most superb pet of th‘speason, at her house, in I Vimpole.street, Uft night,' to 800 persons. livery prepamzion that twit could suggest, or wea!tli command, was made for their reception. The lower rooms were arranged for eight tables, including that for His Royal High. nets the Prince of WALES, and His ROYAL ruses. They wry decorated with naval trophies, temples, grolos, &c. The supper was se:ved on sr sumptuous service of plate ; it consisted of every delicacy of the eseason. The front drawing room suss appropriated to dancing, and chalked in Various devices. The Picts feather was in the eentre, with bupchrts of roses and thistles in the angles; the finest lustre mirrors and er-meia blanche: annotted the tapers that ligh te d t hi s sp l en d i d scene. The hack drawing-room was formed into a conser. wattry,and filled with the rarest end choicest flowers, interspersed with festoons and arches of variegated lamps; at the upper cud was placed a transparency of Viereat Nfel, are, lighted at the back with various coloured lamps ; at the bottom, the letter M. and his lordstrip's coat of arms, and his motto, " 1 haa ace elf / ea.add a." At twelve o'clOck the com pany began to assemble from Mr. Na r.o.'s brne6t at the Opera-house, when dancing immzdiately com- Menced. Supper was ordered at two. ..._........•_„...._ THE COUNTESS OF CORK'S MASQUERADE. ---,,,,—. This Lady, whose superior taste has always been the admiration of the fashionable world, had, last sight, one of those temsfre eh gant entertainments for which her Ladyship- is so remarkable. That of last night was in the style of a wives tamer, with music, vocal pod instrumental ; and. to enliven the scene, a nnpaber of masks were admitted, consisting of het ladyship's particular friends, who exert,:ti their talents, in various ways, to entertain their friends. The decoration of t:.is Lady's superb mansion is a eatf-d'eascre .of taste ; her conser vatory "was lighted with arches and festoons of variegated lamps, and the floor covered with two itettla bast. One of the splendid drawing rooms had five card-tables laid out at .it. The great est profusion of refreshments was served, and at two o'clock a mist splendid procession took place frosts her * Ladyship's house an New Burlington street, to the rev: Rooms in Little Argyll -street, Where a splendid supper was prepared for 300 per sons. From the lights ;And grotesque figures, the I streets had the appearance of Rome or Venice at, the time of the Carnival. • ar ae 5,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. .' Colonel, Mts. Beaumont, and farvily, will leave town. on fieturday, for their eat in Yorkshire. Tfe amiable and fascinating Duchess of Roe wane lives in the closest retirement. at her house in Portinan.square : and we have authority to state. that the report of her Grace's intended marriage, la a morning paper of yesterday, is without Munda don. Viscount How= has taken a villa at Wimble don. 4 Lord and Lady GRENVILtI sleep at Hemp steed every night. Me. Pap N,. of Spring Gardens, lame house has been lately fitted up in a most superb manner, will live a very grand entertainment, or Me, on the 25th mat. The Earl of GUIANA tO and family have arrived at Earl Morse's, in St. James's-place. from Ireland. Mr. Mumma is expedited at Belfast, by the 25th, when the Theatre will re-open. Viscountess Pear, and Sir W. and Lady Jam anttnata P. are gone to enjoy the aalubrimis air of • Tirabrodge Wells. lb* Earl of R• DUCA is elected by the corpora . :ion of Wallingford, High Steward of that Bo rough. • The Marchioness of /it ADVOIIT. and Lady ' MARV r•Y Loa left town yesterday, for Exeter. iThe Earl of &crave left town yesterday for Not thamptoush ire. The venerable Archbishop of Yo e K., and family, 1 1 left town, on Wednesday, for York-h.re. The Marchioness of Memoirs, had a grand Music Party on Wednesday night, at her house in Manchester-square, which was numerously attended. Mr. Beane's, gave a most elegant musical party at his house, Great Russel-stre et, Eloonish.ny, on Wednesday evening, which was most tarinesously attended. . Mr. E.I.L ' CTott performed R Guar on Thurs day lar, and oadle, on k rudai , at the Dublin throve. The Countess of Seances, ani Lady Ctcti. dined en Wednesday. with the Countess of CA )4 Dill, at her house in Aulingtnn-street. Vle are extremely concerned to state. that Sir 4 Wii.sran Lawson, Bart. of Brayton Hall. its the county of Cumberland, lies very dangerously id at Alulton. Mr. Momaoa, the American Minister, has taken a house for the season. at Low Layton. Lately was married at Bath, Lord W. STV 4R r • son of the Marquis of Bore, to the Hots tit -sect •li A MAL DI. sister Of Lord Viscount lira A NUR/I. A grand ball was gives. on Wedhesday raght. at the Crown, at Wimbledon, by Viscount vita vi ace, to his tradesmen and upper servants. A paina dinner will be given, a t Wi t t is's Rooms, eve furs dav nest, in honour of his Lordship's acquatal. The last Bath arrivals are— The Duke of Gunton, Admiril Su J T H ., eke - oh, Ad. snort Sir T. Lou,, Hog 31., Prim, Hon. Colon. I Caine Govt in, Hon. C refusr, I leoteilent-Co;ene! C.;lander. ha T. sad Lots 'norms, Sir It-.nett Settobtoy, S t tiro g sad Lady Robiewe, Rev. Mt. and Ohs. Prichard, Ar. %sr sod yes: Resiftiid. The remains of the late Sir Ist ton . es. La Fs r - at ixo, Bart M.P. for-the county of Wessamorlepd, were interred at Grassniere church, the family /0 . :1 - eying place, on Saturday, the Fah Munn , ; %e l gen• tlernen of the county, and his reliant: y. avert:Opt/It fa 'et al. Sir MILH• at. has left an or I y lipid, Mess F LL 44,44, who is sole heiress to the ittoiliiilt Klati. 1 It has beet emoneaualy statel, that hi bad lefrtero daughters. LAW INITELIVEWCE. LOUR? OF KIXO'S-MLNCI I, WiSTM At the sitting of the court, t.ord ELLEN:O - ()Lam said, that an attempt had been made at 2 Judge's Chatnb-rs, in the course of yesterday even in z, to swear an affidavit of Service of Notice of an I.isolvent of the name of Eirstop, in a cause enti tled Boys e. Eastop ; and that the Derend.nt would this day come up in order to be discharged under the late .a. From the appearance mist conduit of the man who came to make the affidavit. some sus picion arose, and upon an investigation taking place, it turned out, that his name was James and he knew nothing at all of the matter, but declar ed he was toaget two shillings for sweating the affi davit. His Lordship then direeted, that %tem:vet this person came up to take the benefit of the solvent AB, the business should be full) investigated, and all the parties brought before tile Court. HIND V. WHITENOUSE and ANoillia. This was an anion brought to recin•er the price of same Sugars, sold to the Defendants, wider the following circumstances : A considerable quantity of.lamaica sugars, lying in cie King's Stores, and b•longing to the Plaintiff, were advertised for sale by public auftaiii, at Li verpool, and the Defendants, on the day of sale, became !udders, when ore lot was knocked Joun to them by the auelioneer, who immediately wrote their names a g ainst the lot, as sprcifi,:d in the cata logue. It was understood at the time, that the duty was to be paid by the seller, and samples were then delivered. Subsequent to ►his, and before the delivery of the lot of sugars, a fire broke out in the warehouse, when the sugars sere all consumed in consequence of which, the present aerion was bsought, and a verditt for the Plaintiff was agreed to he entered, subjea t.) the opinion of the Court. This cause now came on u•'nu a rule to shew cause u by there should not be a aew trial or a non sett entered. Messrs. PANIC,. Tovitino, and Sc slums-, on the part of the Plain.iff, contended, that there was an adr.al sale of the property by the au&ioneer, who, haying -et the mimes of the Detendailio. against the lot pureliax d by eh m, thereby made wiconttaft. as their agent, by winch they became bound, and therefore ttis aft Inuit the c.v., nut of the statute of frauds; hut if thi: was Rut sufficient to take it out of that c was still a delivery of the thing sold i by the sample which the Defendants had re. ceived. The whole bulk bad been weighed in the King's beam, previous to txtra,%tig the sample ; the purchaser was to take it by that weigl.t, which included that sample; and therefore it was contended that the sample was a put delivery of the whole, and the Defendants became liable. On the o, her hand, it was urged . by Sir V. Glass, Serjeant MARSHALL, and Messrs. HOLaOYD and LITT LLDAL es, that.this case came within the mean. ing of the statute of fraud., in as much, as th e Auctioneer, by that aff, was not legally authorised to make a contras binding on a party, unless that authority was given is writing, And, as to the sample, it could by no means be considered as a part deli very of the whole, it being the constant and uniform practice among merchants, to give a sample merely for the purpose of examining and ascertaining the quality of the thing, but Raver as a delivery of the whole. The Court considering it a case of very consider able importance in a nsercantile, as well as legal point of view, deferred their judgment till to-roor- =UNDER STORM. Extra& of a letter from Newcastle, dated June 17th—" For some days previous to Tuesday last, the beat was more excessive than usual at this season ; but in the evening of that day, after some lond peals of thunder...and vivid flashes of light ning, we bad a copious and cheering shower of rain, which considerably tempered the state of the atmosrbere, and greatly improved the vegetation of the country. We have had no rain since, and the ground is again become exceedingly dry. " At Ahiwick, the thunder storm was awfully tremenclons; from four testa in the afternoon, the flashes being almost utiffilerrupted, and the thunder hallowing, towards ikaillstter pact of the storm, in stantaneously. The torrents of rain which fell, com pletely filled the houses and shops in the lower part of the town ; and the mail coach parted through with its wheels nearly immersed in water. In a field near hlorposhy a bullock and several sheep were killed. Similar isecounts are received from other places, to the north and west." The following is an extra& of a letter from Wititehaven, dated June I 7—" Last Tuesday afternoon, aboUt three o'clock, we had some of the most tremendous peals of thunder ever heard in this part of the kingdom; and considerable damage was 4- dune bewtw lerbtning. At Rothesaike Green. in Low Qtlarter, to the parish of St. Bees, two heifers, brlonging to Mr. Nicnohas Dicaisson, were killed by it. There were thirteen other cattle close by, which received no injury. Several ash -trees, be. longiog to Mr. Joins Mosso', of that place, were mach damaged. Five sheep, the property of Mr. Grosoc F1.11141N0, were killed upon Castle-rig-fell, near Keswick. One of them had the wool stripped of one side, from the head to the tail. The elearic matter had taken a circular di:eaten, and turned up the soil, as withal spade." A letter from hlethven, Perthshire, dated the 7th inst. says—" Yesterday as awful phenomenon took place near Lokiealmond Peat mass. The day was .o squally. accompanied with rain and thunder, that slsreen people were obliged to give over their work in the moss; they carried away with them their spades, iron pails, &c. Thirteen were walking :o gether, and three about six yards behind. A persua I who was about fatty yards still farther behind, saw the whole sixteen snuck to the ground by a flsah of lightning; one of witi.m. the Last of the three, Jona Starr, was killed on the spot; his clothes were ail torn off (except a sm I I fragment of a stocking, ano ther of his shirt below his arm, and the shoe on hi: left foot), and found scattered in different diteairin.; a part of his heel was found in the shoe that na torn off; there was a small hole in his shod, pnocher in his body. A woman was thrown abut four yards, and the others were all in a state of stu pefaahln. They are, boweve:, all recovered. except that legs arc a little swelled. PORTICIV nitELLMEAVIL HAMISIIRciii MAIL. VIENNA, MAY 51. The harbottrs of Trieste and Fiume will still continue shut to the English .:nd Russians, till the evaruation of Carafe' has actually taken place. The garrisons of these two ports have been .rein forced. The Swedish Charge .4tfaires, Count Duben, some days ago, delivered to the Minister of State, Count Stadion, the Declaration of the Kiag of Sweden against Prusiia. The report that the Russians have tak tn pos session of Ragusa, has been revived, but still re quires confirmation. The report in some of the pulo;c Journal., of an alliance between this and some other Courts, is not supported by any appearances here, where all the preparations made seem only irvended to secure a durable peace. Equally un'ounded is the report Mat has been circulated, that Trieste has been taken possession of by the French. ATISkON, MAY 30 All the French troops in the Archlnsliopriek of Ratisbon, broke up on the 19th of May. The notification to the Diet by Baron Albini, re lative to the coadjutorship of Cardinal Fetch, null now soon be followed by another, not leis important, concerning the new form of the German Empire, and its future constitution.' HANIAV. JUNE S. Some accounts say, that Madam Sp:neer Smi:h, the daughter of Baron Herbert, the Austrian Inter nuncio at Coastantinople, whn was arrested at Venice, ard was to he c‘piverd to Valenciennes, has made her e.:ape on the road, and taken her way by Pi ague.—(l la naltudi Corresponitaten, June 11). ?RAMIE, NAV 30. A Neartitan, an enterprising. alive. ex:rage:wt. and gallant man, has delivered Madam Spence: Smith from her confinement. She had been car. ried to Brescia, whence she was to be conveyed to Valenciennes, when, by his address, and the proper application of money, nn diiibt. this Ne.p& , ran succeeded in enabling her to elk& her e.cape. has arrived safely in this city ; and though she was bore a sublet% of the 'Emyeror of Germany it is so much feared that she will he reclaimed. that her re. lations have advised her to endeavour to reach Pulish Russia without clday.-I,lbriaz Sr Nord). GENOA, MAY 21. Lett"rs from Rome state, that a regulati n will immediately appear relative to ecclesiastical discip me, and analogotni to the Concorde already esta blished be:weeu His Holiness and the French Go vernment. SOME, MAY 1$ Last Sunday, the Jesuit Francisco di Hieronymn. was declared a Saint, with great solemnity, and the customary ceremonies. It was observed, that the Pope looked very dejeaed and pale. An English squadrons of, four ships of the line, which lies in the road of Naples, was a witness of the rejoicings which took place at Naples on the entry of King Joseph. The English. on she same day, made an attack on the island of Capri. BERLIN, JUNE 7. IVithin these few days several Couriers have ar rived, tome ot vvorn have only passed through this city. A'Prussian Coufkr has arrived from Lon don; a &Italian Courier his passed through on his way to Stralsund ; an Austrian Courier from Vien na. has gone to Entnion ; and a Prussian Courier has arrived from Madrid; the latter staid some days at Paris. The Privy Counsellor, Count Stakclherg, has had the honour to deliver to the King a letter from the Emperor of Russia. He Is ordered by his master to repair to Grief swala,lo His Swedish Majesty. The Cabinet Minister, Count Haugwitz, in the course of this week, frac had several long conferences with His Majesty ; sometimes twice in one da In consequence of the conf erences between Co unt Haugwits and Count Stakelberv, Baron Hilland was sent of, by the latter, to the King of Sweden. M &NOV tit, alias 6. It is said, that in several distrias of the Eledorate the Prase* troops have received orders to hold themselves - it readiness to march. Advice+ ruc:ived from the chantey of Lauenburg seem likewise to announce that the Prussians are preparing to evacuate it. ST. PITESSSIERGII. MAY et. Four thousand of the Guards ate ordered to hold themselves in readiness to march; their destination is unknown. They will be commanded by the Grand Duke Constantine. A courier has been sent off from hence far Stral sund ; he has orders to pass through &Ilia. NAVAL IhTSLLIGENCIE. •oersrourH,lCHclB. Arrived several outward-bound ve s sels film the owns. His Majesty's ship ha, Admiral Sir Gower, is appointeJ convoy fos NrwtouoJland, &c. and the Erna botnb, for the Downs. Wind N.E. PL7votati, JUNI 17. Arrived the elihs, of 74 guns, Cap:. P. m, l,'m the West Indies ; and the afit.a/kre, of 3t. guns, Capt. Itpraoger, from Cork; the tortner as coo vuy to the West fleet. Ten sail, large ships, are now hecA'c:ed at a gre,t distance in the Offing ; car.•.u: p.ntelee %% c h i , they are going up or down Cl:arme:. 'the Latimand frigat-, which .ar: aired on Sit ,lac bro Ugh; home Dr. Baird, and to out Admiral n. Lllitries Cotton, to take command of the Ot:an..e. feet, 'we tempore ; Eats St. V..cztu, it is le-oiled •cllgnl, and is expeded here to-as:mow, or her. day. Arrived two tenders with pressed risen; and ti! :Paid:Jr. C..pt. Masefield, front a og= ee. Deal, JUNE 19 s.l;:ed :he :cr add the Alerim.r gua-brig,, • l'-ench cost. Arise.' the .4 onaretd.Se sloop of wit, from too.. ; and didTsekaiii‘e armed ship, with a co,. euy frum Plymouth, which are sailed for the River Came down from the River the Strtrigap.4..ra n lay, fur the South Seas.—. Wind N.E. . • . . MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILINIALL, TO MOO ROW. M. 11. A,•dhony Daffy Swinton, Sausbuiy-court, 'le.& Mt ,et, Lead , n, medicine ye d•ir . • • lj . John Aden and Joins Barker Alden, Beverley, York, wine-merchants . . • 3 d Francis Bentley, late of Scarborough, York, ship owner . . . • S 10 Abel Richards, Oxfordss.ritot, Middlesex, 'inert ilfaiier 3 IR Williara Stevenson, Little Charlotte street, Pri.ilico, Middlesex, merchant . . • 3 10 Charles Baldiey, now Or late of Fra.nlinghan, Suffulk, currier . . . • 9 1 William Denuison, late of To-4, ~street, South...tit, Sorry, I.liimber and glatier . . • 3 10 William alishen, late of Fieet•markt•t,L , ind.m, cheese. monger . . . • 311 Isaac gander, Newman -street, Oxford street, Middle sex, b. icklayer . . 3 I Witham BArfoot, Waltham Able , Estee, grocer • e 13 William Davies, llo!bore, Midnisee, linen-diaper 2 L i 1/arriel Chase, Dean street, Holborn, NI iidle,es, corJ w•riier • • • • 2 I. Jahn Potter and Wriham Me..kman, Silrer•street, NVoodartreet, Cheapaide, I..i.iduA, szreh .umilien e 10 Claude 01;rier, gOuverieatenet, Fl•cet.street, Loudon, lace-merchant . . . • 1 10 William Fio.t, late of Whitschapel rood, Middlesex, coach-maker . . . • 1 I .10 - m iAtV . I., Kittle Rcidge, Mid de m. easa-rntrr' h '''t 1 1 'flumes Jo-dan Houkham, New Rand street, MalJle. Sex, b :oltselter . . . • 1 II DIVIDENDS. laaa: Valery, late of Artillery-place, Middlesex, Mer. chant - . • - • 10 J•• 11 i Abbott, Ipiwi.h, Soft 11r, .I:cylceeper • IL Wii tam 11 - nerr, late of Calcutta, in the East Indies. but now of Hatt ni•street, L'ii.don, ruerchsnt . to John George W :Mama, We a( Witichester-mmet, torta eat, but now of .11110nailsatteet, Lmidua-Real, burry, trerch,nt . . • 111 James Irdrfn, Wo d--ripe, London, warah , use.". a 10 Thomas Wit:lams, Castfe.st•re., St George, Biomass bury, Middlesex, in.iary.scrivener . • 10 Joseph irym:s, Little-Britain, Landon, dealer and amps= . . . • 10 flew, Cheermati, La naberhu•st, Lent, corn dealer 10 Henry Rill v, Soepheres Marker, May F. ir, ',Wine sex, grocer . . , • 10 John' Loace, -new or late of Li.nd .n Wall, L•• .dun, empenteg . , , • . • 10 Li i,I an lei M•Kial ,y 1 Abraham Alciffes Below Ls, Sse.. I,nr. t..,,,„„, suevehamta • - - : lO m Daef . .IC-mlay, of thzemse :iitter MerMsifit . 13 William Th•rm;rsen and P..reirel taker, Rte of De a r. • 1.-tree Suut•iwark, Sorry, Merchants ' . . 1 John Lan Wiwi'', late of Celemau•sueet, Iggisgag i , merchant . . . '. 1 Ch a rles Cwt.', P•irtses lilrop.hire, aionbeeper 12 { James Smith and Samuel )(mg, Newgate.street, Lars ' don, woollen-.1 •,wri . . 1 Matthew R•iiibridce, '-..well.street, I.osid ri, tailor 12 Jeb-i La.., I a till ia-Pfti.t, Mictd.ev x, linen tbaper 10 Richard Gig ~, Q. , eilltithe, [Amnon, sa!tsr : It Maria Watkins, late of Well., S niersetsh ire, mirner 10 11 nedet Paul Wagner, Great W.nclithaer-stri. et. Lon don..morelant . . 10 J -lin 15 •rce, Rreadst eet, I,mslon w. , rettooseman 10 Franc., Seuiry, Keut R . 1.4, Sou:l,wark, hu•iy, Coal. dealer . C RTIFVI.I.I . F.S. Throort II dield, now w late of Wakohed, in the county of V irk, de,les and miapivaa. George itwo • , of Ma_icheater, in the county of Lancaster, c Co dale. Sin ch i wean. W. liam too-ft, of Sit i atico, ai. 11 0;01Me-41 . 011 . , iii oho city a Loud .n, t. unk-•naker, dater and chapinan. W ;ham Kemp, of Fever•lsini, in the county of Kr t, gr- --et Aa alias) Sliide, a.,,,, of Itatc:111-cdoor, in the county .1 M cl dlestx, cuakii re ant, dral.r alai th.liaman. Robert Stout, of S .00h Shield , , in the county of Durham, botch ,r, dealer and coa,insen. Richard Kni•ikairleirie Imes, of Eardstome. iii the Pa"th of L ordidg?, in the i.uunty of Worcester, io,i.er, dea er a d ch ipaiari. _ . MACE OF snit:Ks YESTERDAY. 114.1 k NIO• k lloi 3 pet Cent Reduced 6li 4 per Cents -61 AO Long A 1410 1 .1110 1r . .5.1 S per Gut • ' 0111.1.11111 4 2 li V 3 16.0401( Ilia Bank fur Caess.ola fot 42 liii T. BISH, !antic-Broker N. 4. ewnhill, and 9, Ch At ing.6444. Slit Eri . At Herrnanilston, in Scotland, the Roght H raeorable Leg Sinelea, of a doughtier. • • MARRIED. Oa kVednasday. at St Ula.n. S , uthirarlt, the Rea. Junes Rlaikorne, A.M. Vicar of St Ifel.ies. Sisheesgate, to Mos E. S. L'lteirieox, of West Hare, Enex. Scratch., at Queen square chap I, Bath, Nicholas •artlier, EN of Sadbar's-Woills, in the county of Tapperary, to Mat Margaret Sows% Prace's.builalinga. DEATHS. On Fe.(ll!', the 4.h of at Nag Ttevidence. Mrs. ea. memo, a 430 of 41un Cam-rua, of the falai, W Lc.she, to the 69:h year of hag age. Weeny..ay, at ho home, in Drink's/trot, bfaschestr squsr t'w Lady of Lteatenant.Celond Sync. At I:twists, on the 16th hot. the hifa,a son of Juei.la Bullock. FIN I 5 A l'Elt ['HIS DAY ‘T 1....1NUK375 *SKID Mora .... 4 win site, S. I teas... 16 rth., aft 5 ~ALES BY AUCHON. --•—•••• TO CYDER AND WINE MERCHANTS, TAVERN KEKeLlit S, PLIMUCANS, AND OTHERS. By Alt. HERRING, pa the Pr•-tn;ser (Theinat's Ceder Vaunt), iu Tadao -• tr nu, Piet, ell Precinct, near Blackfrier's-kleidge, TO MvIL. ROM artlesen, A BOU r 2.800 Gallons of prime COCIIAG:t sad GOLDEN PIPPLN CYDER, in club and bo t n; dews( rcb Sneasli, and ether Perms • sundry dote, 111.116 a A wnritl easta; .Ib.Lit twelve grits of Vitae &Atlas ,• a tideway of butte C•mett ; ditto of Ilansoers soul Prattles; a CA:laid' lege tea.. hatted Truth, with iron arms; a Counting4fotawe Dear, vane.. cellar Tows, Scantling, and varicti of other es cm/angel snicks an the Lining hue; the elite distrainad tot R •t The Liquors to be tatted at the Veldts this day, anti the mntoing Sala, when ( ata..gues loey be had the eon; eo at lieera.t's Coffee lb:tube; and of Mr. Herring, Age •i,neer, F -et ~ekLuts. 1 •,11.0E5.&.--,r JAMk.S'e s 1 Kai: I'. By Mr STEWART. dle Premier., sin TUESDAY, July I, IdOG, at Toe're o'Clnek, by u der of the Tuu‘tm, of THOMAS SN'IN BOURN. f ble• Mn.AtMh.s Cuedutou., FHI valuat+le LftASE: of tie desirable compact 11.1 ELIANG-140Utik: 2410 g, lately rs .l,,kri ID, Mr. Sean own, ae, et, reeellewily adapted fur , .uonoup, and ...eat cane ni. silty situated ea the cot side u( it. Jab irt...t,mt, ne.uu the look Coffewhoute. The Pleauu.• ,f• 13.4 I f.s tut tunexpured Term of Eleven T a s and a Han, • the •,:rlow rent of SJi. p.r annum.—.lcumcaturte posse, Ai sit te• gs•m. 1 : 4 be au,ertel,, and part.,uhrs had at GArraarafs Carer. .u,e,aud 4 sir Stewart, at lees buctsen-roam, ep li o.de A - ^J.! , %t mice tins• %GI be *O4, the la Otad TRADE, ieneislot 4Cheti, ke. 'IMPS r--Peostril be 6 DAVIDSON, NO. 1?, Duke's Now. tr CV OM Cook., and po*toed at Lae Otte, N, 11. NaC O IL ot yt. atilkrilt Chum., Str.ok W.-STUCK, of No. 7, Nei. r,. too-soeet, Ante Ckkoo, 10, th.s Pa r er, oc.rd w Cia Ultioa („postraid). 011116 disk soloorkol to. . 'aimai l'i SPERM TH' &n *hi ) . • c • New hos Grs • N 4'olie, fight. fists ~u t 't pal I • int Pala ./Fretli lel tv ..by, Wonhin POlrt ; Mier wt tint tacter N On NT Rad i I.n whe Can V AI 111 , 1111 Di Eqint /hit. th hc. yard net., 733 pa•ea..; parer, ar, v. B. ,ti.t 1.11 a. 4 &Mt of ,co I airs at p of (.4.cy N' the ke lurk Mtn N.. Tit ZA R LY Ti.N ca •s, 4rare. sarlbe-s surf”'( ways .u 1 of tto 1•4 10" a valuabfr (Utak' than at t% *ii. QTEE e. 7 TEN arid V. bet, at Sn loyal Hi strew, Sir Captains ue in 4. 1 ., atnci, lAA the 1. LA vender, Deiltifrum the thee{{ Fa mi.m. Lawistib t r in r 011•10 WitRKE twa • ..,.,r•weittil r, ,f • ■• I.li Oa Ar shihd) is ehe "dispel Poppi n . %snap si Pollesion4