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the latter net man'ean. I have given him distinet t , toni of the inaecuracy tit the rumour he - ailuded to; and as he-heard these rumours withnut any thing tit cnnvioce his understanding of their truth,' he -should., nut Imre- given them the. sant - lion .'f his nione by "rpeating Elwin. Does he think.that under such surmises its these /he .is entitled to sotter his poisni.ed ;Arrows• it his will ? Let him learn t lesson' fro;n this event, not tatleal too hastily in rutri9ur to the prejudicl of the reputation of a Minister ,vitro has great and arduous duties to.perfnim. It is not be. coming in ,fat Noble Earl,.tior suitable to the noble bloG.i which runs' in his veins, to circulate under the tiatipion of his name, iniutioUg rumours' `without ionntlation, whtn they may be' i n dustriously ' ,sopa., et. , lird 1 v malevolent .men where I have Opportu. pity of refuting-. them.". lie Earl of So Fio Lic explained, that lie had not said he believed the rumour at the time he stated it. Ibe Lart,of D RiY4 .EY replied to the difilient tollrelions stated to his Motion, and recapitulated his former argudients, which, he contended, had not hc:t n :.c.“ Arty touted :•but the point on which he hod the g reatest stress was this—then at) the Noble hadiately been at the head of the Ad. midi(); (Earl Sr. Vincent), had been stated in ano. tier ttouse of Parliament to be . an Enemy to his • Country, he was put,- as it were, upon his trial, and this Motion ought to be agreed in for the purpose of affording to that Noble Earl, tin opportunity of ex. .xlimiot! the whole of his conduel. The House divided : ,For the Motion—Contents 33 .Against,it— Non Contents ;. .83 'Majority . • A: half past , !fnuse Adjout ncd. HOUSE OF C,, ~"r'''' FRIDAY, MAY 24. Colonel Wool? gave notice, th , st en friday next be should movr, that there be laid before the }louse a Copy of the Proceedings of 'the Court Mitnial on Sir lohn Duckworth.. • Mt. Tr ettnylnoetd, that • the 'Committee on the:S. , aib London WaterWoils )3,111 do :lc ag,irin on Wednesday next, and proceed ,with the bill. The ground of his Motion was, •that the Coinruit. tee llati adjourned tor•sutth a time as 'would render it impossible to have the' Bill 7reporied' this-Session, by.v.thich a Bill: that had received the santtion of the fionAet :gig far•as it had gone, would be Itis.t. Mr; fth/V.Ab did nut • think' it Consistent with usual form of .proceeding for any Member to move tor the revival of at •Coturnitteer that had ad. )(maned fir a certain tune. The SPLAKfIt informed the 'Hon. Mernber, "that , „ .11 Was C01401111A1)1C to •the practice of tile' noose, , iilicneyer any Committee to which it might have rifirortl iny•Bill for consideration, took any pro. oeetling4 that,wciuld have the effeet'of disappointing, the wishes of the 'loose, to dicta that such Cutn. mit tee prbCCed with the Bill, and report aye or no upon it. The Motion was then agreed to. SHAW briakgilt - LIO the Report of the commit: tee,on the retition of the Dublin Bakers, and cb. rained leave to'trring' in "a Bill to amend the Ads for regulating . the Baking Trade in Dublin. On the tVlotionof Sir jot! i4I4Ii*PORT,. the Ac. count of the Expences of the Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland, ordered on the Ist of April, was order. od to he presented. forthwith. On the Motion of the SiCkETARy at . WArt, the House proceeded to a 114110 fora Committee On ele Eleventh *Report ; kind a Committee wait aftemards appointed to examine, and reprint on tvludt / Twenty. one'Members the Ballot had talttn. Huh : bt“ngitt tip the Post ilorse Duty Fanning read a first time, to be read' second time On Monday. The Public Accounts AuditoW hilt ivis`iead a eiecond time ; lti be vommitted tin Montlay. On the ivtotion of Mr. RO4E, the itow.e went into A Committee 'en 'the Free 'Ports Atii, and rcßed•the Chairman to move for leave to 'bring in a Bill to eonitotidate and amend satd Ana; anti to allow the Importation and . F.`4q;ortation i of -certain Poo& and , tvietchandizes into, and 'from certain Ports in the West Indies. On thellutite being te . sunlit'', leave was'gistim act!crdrngly. 1 . A new Writ vrati Catlett-3, on- the Minion of Mr. CALCRAFT,I'Or, the I..inrough of is , Tewro iwn, i n I tt optnit, in the tooin' of Cit.N F !+I AN, wit - 01141d accrpted the Stewardshtp Chiltern Htinttreth. Thd AtIORNALY gave notice, !lie! on , • Monday next, he stmuld moire for'leavd"to bring i t ,: a 'Bill to attend the Ati for facilitating the Arre.t of Offndets escaping !vim' one part CI The Unittd Kingdom to another. Mr. Fosrari gaie notice; that Tie 'should on Monday move for leave bring in a 'fill ruin ling Conamhsioners ef inquiry in Ireland. • WO() of;t:lsi MA N Cif A CTIIR E RS. Mr. llitooxs, I,orstiant to tiotico, ed Tote !tote to bring in exotain anti amoral the heirir;:i Aas relating to the Manulatturo, The Bill for susytsnding the l'eo.,lties'inipuseti by scVcral rat the Statsties wntrtol expira in . July, - an.i tberefote 5t %Arai access:try to provide iotne'Legi4iitive means' o t averting the injurious rTerition of 'Si - att.rtti, as ahost oftlititi became obinlete and ittelesii: . ' Admiral 111 IttiLIEY %VAS' sorry tltc 1 - I'cntia'ra'hia Member had brought 'forwaid this ineat:ore, caus e, withoutproducitig any y,octl efred . ft elltAil ari heavy expence on tile I*.atit:t. He .sltoind not objed twits progre , s till it shoul4 be printcd ; - Ind ha was convinced that thexgotid . 4er,au 4 the tiouge would not entzrtain He to,,k this op'. pocutiil to give notice of his int , ....ntion to ori tiv e inn - leave, to bring iryt Bill for cnntinaliz Alietios 7 r enciing - Act for a time to be limited. After a few vv,o-ds froin Mr. BRoota, was' given to bring in the lA, A Message from tl.t: Lords informed the House., t h a t their I,ortiships had agreed to the Land Tax Conitai,siorters' Bill without any Amendments, and • aka tii4E tltsir Lordships' detitted bt informed Horn i.vliat grounds the Commons desired the Lords ; -"on to It .Viticor to attend to give 'pettn,ssr . the Cummittee to which the 'Pal ers rdatii,g to tile , 1, P1; , ; ,, 4 Of the ltotirocy and Sensible ; while under • toNDon the SU N eommand of Sir Home Popharrri tad bee re. "erred . ; On the mourn of Mr. Role, the Masse! gers were informed by the SPEAKFR, that an aty.wer should•he sent by that House, t y a-Messenger of their own,' to such- part:sof their Lordships' Message as related to Earl St. Vincent. _ _ _ _ Mr. Rc ;Ave notice, that he should on Monday next move , for leave ti bring in a Bill to exempt from Duty (as we . linderstood him) Bullion exported tu the East Indies: PAVING 01/ DUBLIN. 111 r. eIIICTSPI TA Rr r, se, in pursuance of the notice he ,had given, tO move leave to bring in Bill to appoint Commissioners to inquire and ex_ amine into any Irregularities or 'Abuses that May have' taken place in the Cleansing a. d Lighting the City of Dublin, and also to pr,vole for the Sus. pension of the present 'Board for Cleansing, Light: the City of Dublin, anti for 'vesting that Office in other 'persons,. and for better conduaing and Managing the BuSiness' of the said - Board. ,He said he felt the disadvanCages under which a person, musklabour who was not locally acquainted with the place to which he wished to apply regUla'tions : but he had bren inforMed that the grievance which he prpuseti to remedy was.of so pressing a nature, that a. delay in - bringing this suljett before Parlia, tnent would be attended with great inconvenience : ard he had the "good fortune to be suir,,untied by Gentlemen who WoU:d give every possible informa. lion, and coned him it he was wrung. Ii was tie. ces"saty for him to state, that the present BOard Ireland originated in an Act of Parliament Renodsed by a Noble Lord (DC &AV. , 1EIF) in 1784, by ,1 which a former Commission was deprived of its pow. ers, and great power's were veiled 40 the newilo:'arti: This peared to bini to have been drawn with great attention; it appointed 6 . DireCiors'and 6COM, missioners ; the former Were tu haveno salary,:and the latter to he paid only in proportion to their attend. anCe. ,It had, however,„terrne&out that this Board, either through traistiailagenient'or from unfortunate circumstances,: had got VerYconsiderably into debt, and the situation'of the streets of Dublin Was new absolutely disgraceful. It was not now necessary for him to examine "who was io fault, because the existence of the evil was sufficient to justify hirn in proposing the Inquiry. When the present Board was instituted, their predecessors bequeathed thent debt of 45 ,6 0 61, ; t ti a r 'debt was, DOW '8.1,000% rt was theretOre evident that to gtS on in the Same system, without increasing the - revenue or applying some remedy, vould'Ohly increase an evil already of sitch magnitiade,; With regard to any rniittiange... merit which Might hate take') place, he had not sal. • ficient infolmation to enible hot) to speak positive. 'ly, but he had sufficient to be satisfied that an in,. (pity was necessary. It Wii3 arso his intention to propose that a power should be given to the Lord Lieutenaot (in case the cultunissnmers of Inquiry now tri be 'appointed should so advise hint) to stts., pend,the peseta •Boaid, and fa appoint a new one fur the conduCt of this busbies's. Bot the House must beaware, that Whether the'pre'stit - 4,40 was continued, or a new !brava appointed, the evil must increase, uniess . eurae fUtiO were provided:, he shoutd therefore propose to the IF use to give a power to the Vrtworer bllrelAtiki to advance a sod) of inooey for the present exigency. But as he was anxious not td ad'with any precipitations upon'this Subjeet, he should prOpose, after the Bill was brought in, to up the blanks in a ComMittee, with a view to its bjeg recommitted, and, in the mean time; it Should he sent tO Irxldrid for the Consideration of the Corporarioo of Dublin. This mode of proceed: log lie thought must candid and proper. He cent. clUdeti . with intrving,ftir leaVe to'bring.in'the Lord,DE III . AQUI - ERE expressed his satisfac. lion that the Inquiry was to be.tustituted.-e-He said the Dellt cuntratted by the present Board arose front' the great increase oil the price of every article : for instance, was inure than double the price: it wit's when the'4oard was first instittitcd ; 'and the sum they paid for cleansing the City had inereaSeelfrUm to s,opol.a.year, and I'ol , • they wereonly allowsd 2,00 . 61, a.year. 11ct arproved very touch of the Inquiry, because, If the present Board heti 'Atted *wrong, they ought to be punished but lie. hopedthe new Commissioners of Inquiry would be ap_ pointed by Parliament. lie Complained of the Report made by the Ceminissionors of iniprest 'Accounts, which, Le sail, e , ;ntaliied 'unfounded ch4rges avinst` the present Board." s tt ioy °alai Mr. 11, Bliawrts ltif;lity Ai,_ proved of the Moti o n : they described the streets of Dublin to be in'a . otostdeplurai:de add tii:Prg,taCC. to, state. Mr. Al,Ex..4lgpER, said, that the great'inCrease of the Metropolis, and of the price of every ar. ticle, ire a great degree accounted fur the debt in. curled, by" mite fl :_owever, lie thought an in^ quiry, tAight to take place ; anti if any or isCCA:dUa. was found oot, it ought to be ,punish. Sir JCON VA'POKT anti Mr. iQsTeit also• ap. prove(' of tne . ,,xiut otton, they tetenle ~,,1 the cullcluft of the (2.olll(lllbSioners,, of I:nprest Aecounts . , zigainst which soup:: otiservations had been ina - tle by a Noble Lord (Da BLiQulttr). Mr. W, I'on6ONtiy ,concurred ijl the M o ti on for appointing C 9 rnints, ; 4,.. ? nerti, - hat".he,thotlght they 4oglit . to be appointedby tr,INSITrAR7' 4.1, ,I . te ;A. 4s Ilappy to f in d that. lylotion met with the approbation ' o f so many, Gentlemen frotnireland. retq ctt to the wish ea f rebied by swot Gernieuten, that the Corn, missioners toliouh.l be appointed 'by Parliament s he. did not pit preent, bee any 4.4. , ..di0n to it, hut he tail not wish to pie.ige hitriself upon the ‘ subjettt ; 'he .Vot3!‘h, howey,7r,. consider ir, and state his final •opinion lien' the Bill .into a C.2onoit tee. Leave as then given to. bring in. the Bill. Mr. VANstt,tnive then brought up the Dill ; which tta read a list tone, amt t.c.leted to be read . a second time on Moi(l,ty. Mr. VAI , VpITTAier tlic:i gave notice., that he shpuld on Iv)atidAy. move Rouse into a. Ciintrtittee to consider . of the tJe Loud Lieutenallt.tOdirett the" Lords Corntniisioners of the Treasury toiltiv..ince a certisitt , tatin for. the Purposes of said It..t. by RicbAftb 11Angis OFLUCti i No, x vzo No, 4, Mart . let 'and WiICIC t-couic, Bow .streco i anti Advert iwnelll4 Ordtri . rd ARCH! HAM( uroti gave notice, that cm Monday •he shOuld move an In , .truttion to the Committee 'on the Corn Petitiona, that they. have power to send for fresh Papers, antLto relior ton the matter thereof to the House, Mr. BAGWELL moved the third reading of the Irioh Elettion BM, After some- Amendmeoti were proposed, the further proceedings ,on the third read. iniwere deferred to Monday. The Irish Excise licenoc Bill was read a second time ; to be committed on Mondliy. The Irish Wilt Duty Bill passed throo;h a Com mittee, to be reported on Montliy. The Committee on the Irish Customs and Excise Bill was, in consequence of some opposition from Mr. PoNsozry, put of to Monday. The further consideration of the Report on the *Bill for the Recovery of Small Debts Ireland was, on the Motion of Mr.D. BitawNs put off to this day six months. The Irish Stamp Duly Dill passed through a Com. mittee ; to be reported on Monday. Mr. VANSITTART gave notice, that on Tuesday next he should move for leave to bring in a - Bill to regulate the Police of the City of Dublin. • The other Orders of the al were then disposed of. Adjourned to Momiliy. 4.:11. REPORT. CpURT OI,KINQ.'sII,ENdif, MANDAMISS TO THE CORPORAiJOIT OF THE BED. 'FORD Christian having preVi(nisly obtained Rule, callirtg• upon the Ciovrrnor, 13iilifft, and Con.. serstators of the &eat Lev,el , of the Yenc, and upon Mr. William SafFery, to whew, .causz why' a. Man. datnus 131)outil not issue'; ditched. to the Corpora. tiln, to admit- and.swear him into the t fiice of Rtgi)ter, as being duly elected thereto, on 'lbws, day, the 13. th iostaut GAR Ho w rose. and-„said, he was Coutts.el for the' Governor and Corts'ervators, the Members of flit Boartt, and thou' they' had instrueterl him to say, they :were ready• to comlyly not. only with tho JuLlrnent, hut with any intiaiatinn front the Court. L I CITO R.GF.N.ER 'WI LSO N., and Mr. ABIIOTT, were then 11(.1,0 far Mr. SafFery. • Mr. ER t.INP, Mr. LAMB E. Mr. CHAS.' WAtx:. aitti,. s and Mr. LI'ITLLUALIi for Mr. Christian.--- They ail svilce with great zeal and ability; the argunrcut took tip the wit Ole day and,on the next . innralisg the Cot t F Jusr I C E delivered the unini. mous opanioo ut the Court, and stated, their rea. , Buns at levgthi proving .that the atptity Regisit r bad tis) authority to 'register any Deeds. after the bleatlt of Mr. Co t.,E, 'the late Register, and that the - . VQICS received •at the ,Eleftion conserittence df such Peedv.were void, and that a Manditmtts • 'ought therefore to issue in favour of Mr. Christian. • But a farther.obje4ition being suggesttd by the SOLICITOR. G NER Matta vvos bus. —Tended until Monday, when, that objeEli; it bring withvirawn, the Mandamus was granted ahsolutely. ... . . . .. Ni,. 12, Arundel -street, Sept. 130114, VOR Eleven Years i have relintinished. al oihtt .1-- Yraaice for the Trjatinerit ie vei,,:cal Coniplairti. the cure of those ticti4eiwies-v,iftich ar..; to tollsoi Lle " '(n a destructive hat)it. - '' • . „ The undoubted tr.ir,lifi-c.ations :wit!. '=l I,possitsi, ac a " , 1 60 • t't,ctt Ow; Rt4iii CC,llet, of Saiiaons, tinnieriv a Suripti.iii the =stillv,'-aitri the ei!terit of in'y -:. '=' .Y ON iiMl a I int: .• ' • • ...,sper,.=.net, to . c0,, , t , i.,,ns,itl-e.utx claity to that suerlotity, •,.:.l .=,i' be a ttaiii;x,by .the Lei -or eveit Of/ 0,1... moil- tort.t.a,l,c 4ent;at t' ra'elrer, Wiiese inii - U1 i> liarassed by aul=:' , '''? an iitir• 4 . - ' .sleety ' ....1.,,, parr Cif "I / , T..izyery sivaul 3f complaints cif Dit:ease and DifoilitY, 71, IN hick t ro a t e v t 'ry pu t :} the •,vcilii I !WA: be:'llo,:.oilito,!, - ttiust'havc considerablv'ii,,ndled to to) , p;;ltect coiriliti!' slain of the `. .. - . mast corontiNt:,l 1,,,i'... , ~ I f DifF*.es arise. I.:urin the illcli.scr.li ;.1 of art ungtil,rktl Mu* t,rletP,.. and if suet Cases of ilistre,:jul tlLlnr,,Nenie,:.t eO,. and exist, aS those which recta ahe conseiiii;:aes of aft 4ibit'l VI,C, :;[l"aoy . Mnsi itsitun better title to_ reat the' tii:ill a f!,-",ti:lstir4con, reigr;ing all at hcr rrailice br Ow: re=i t t" ineot of thL=4:, anil cO.licilatratniti his attentiou Ott ,4''`'') ? this particular point ? the .li i T e 141 )1 Clo ici o nfs:t i:: ; t t ! ' t . tresi triai•be avoideo '. • in the . fit t -cosavoti; el Ivo' ~ anti s s . = , ,a, . .. i ~, i u., . Inc i' • , - means 0 re-animation as will restore' 'lcahn iina suo,„i, ins it it o d.u t e ' t ri l l : li e f t e iln a l : i s4 l: : n r: , 4l r a t r. 1 : 1 )he P , : b, i i_st.itii,:htveat;:gcet3ri.,::: become , ),,', 1) 1 i :,l t ion. ~3111=10011Exto-' but it is' the at r 1 of „!=eit,ll,o;.l,•%Pcll4°` in tins; line' to give a srfe and rerinaiiziit toiotAtoi,.o:3, Al. hen other I' rad i 1 tona , cs - 11 \ '''' fat led ' ' . .' ntery v Milu°tinrucT.tuunerTia'''rjenatwlerrec::(ittirstsa.tttltlir'il;4sSt i . 'l' i fe i e i , e - r . inclosed. l‘teMbeS Of tht , EZ.r.v.,i Cull..cc of inigeons inl,6OP. . Na..' - '• - "s. 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S • fo - tie ntblie. bow •r, „, a j ;0 ) , • •'' - ', , i. 0 1„1 0,1 , $. beilii.l UUDii,ill,:it, iltit IC.l'v 0) . • m i e lOr..re i .14111011 t LilAt thCkWe-, s . , i . tbc p oic r.,n,11,,,,,,,tii.,, rf ,i 4 I' repaltd,av,i %•',' ':,,,,, go}4,.3ll'riirliy,e-t:criiirlf ~i THO%, TAI t. 0?..! i'j'', L„ ~, tilC'N , i liaic Ctl•,,,i I,4is-kil, ii.t ±i, t; ' - , ~f. ;11 0.° 1 t o " i;11 9 . f Wher_, A i'ter a c••' , -' '' • ,' tifecA ck ;la o' 4 ' . 5 ;,: ,- ! . I ;' ' .. % kat 7 t .) : , .1 ,1) 4.'i[a.is, iis, a,r,. . l' .! .,.l•!!,!.ittlicla ~, 5, •, • ~, V.,,,,:•,:r:,..11. Comp; .:;,.. •' ' , ~ , 1• isst3,ll °-'.-- .. , ..GIJACIAIIO.II 111 I. ',.; Sr:, •, ~ ' , „,„itt il I. _ or. , • .., „ ~, • w4d,..1i Men of ... • I.'n!,'''''':--, 1 , .1.4"..10,,•t',..„1;,.;!!” , . • flatters hiirtself, t-,!.... l'ivlL"-`,; , •,••:.ri P,,,,p'.., ..:, ly administer:. to i'' i . :.., P , ,- ••.,) ~„0 3, . , ;4r.) , ' Ivo • ' esteemea ti‘ ' • ••• • - ''. • • , t caill 1 ,, cill .. 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' ~,,,•• '', .• ' C:1-:at 13fitiAill ..'. 1 , • 643..iiett up with ;,..;; i ~: , . ~, i,:., i. , , . , 1 at:lea sys.. tn:ty itifl.7 t• • ' '''‘'.44.'''t.f.'-'11... -li ',cry ' 110 X , •!;`•! 1 in ::''''::"t.ii-i.;'"!'),.''''.:''' a starups :on tyliti:,ll, u), , • 4 . „. - i' ~' • ' ' ' 40 0-i C..., At VIC Stallip,..C.l, ~, ._ ,;01.01,y street," to imitate '''" i b ' ' • ~••••''''''' _. . ----'"'" tekleits. ~ -- ;!!auth AIL 1t.0...5t .reet, t in-! 1641, mast bt addrcsicto ~ .. . f /4 SIIIP c A v z17.4b NIA Y 22, ,• Passed by—the Sophia,. fioin Dantzre ; Jonga Harry, Ovendon, ,and Vrow : Auna, Orews, Irvin Enibdcn. Sailed—the lane, Scutt, tor Q.tehee ; Tore Gthrolers, Tyandirs, for Husuni ; Vrim king, Ulricts Tonningen ; Perse,venitica, Atexatnier, and. 'Vrow Kakis, fur Enibtien. 23. Pas Mhy 7 the Griffin, Haywood, from' Gib. raltar • Minerva, Jess, and Ariadne, Vayun, from Matitzic ; rti on d s hip, A N on, Fluittnii, Unity, Fishhorn, &lam Venua, johiptetar, tisoin ;lons.ingen; —, and Arniiible, Lane, fruin ; Siva Fides, Lawson, from Norway ; V row Elizahttli,. Rdiiway, icrv. IP.0 1 ) 3 , Cloak, A ti)4e arni Uric Gehroders, is_vc4;,, twin rcni),fen. Specu'hiteir, - Mfidxc, fir htewfoundland ; En-. gent, StutEngLr; fur Stettin; Friends, Hid, for Vareir; Vruw Martha ' Doer, anclqinfliow Anna Alayg4r4tta, Lityres,, fur Eidiadvii, AMP R 1 itp, ()n,the aid inst...at Bath; I)Juirl Nlarkinhen Esq. of Bin fi..Att, the. Camay. of lipit.:;; ister tit f.aw, to Yealluuts I.ltut, daughter of,TiAlla.s r.tiot t On'tbuisid.ty, at LeWisliarn, Peter Young, Esq. of 13 k 'watts, to Alissll4lfour; of Wi1,440r. 1)1171), . _ . , • On Thuisday, at, Greenwood Lodge, near Roelimnp_ton., the Lady of retet itydur Minster, 1 7 ,“1. of the floyall Navy. On the xa,i inst. •aged 64, Ntr3. Mary De Luc, r. A. pc . t,ne, F.sq. of‘Viodsor. • On Welinesti.,y raprning,, at his house at St. I);:ter's, net. in ackburn, aged, - t. On tilt-. Vt11111;:t. at Vtreitnur, Bever; the cele., brated 1.), - ainstic . ,Poet • " On"t1 gth instant, in at Cheltenham, Mrs. IttiQ. of Hln Itr Inc jun. Tsti. lielia'st, only ( I:it ! ght4r Thoina3 I, F..!,q. •Amrney Urner;ll of the I lanU ot - Donthtit.4. • OF STOCKS, India sta}:l7: 4 I.3ofdS, South Sea Stock, E xchequer III: Is, ts. a ts. dis. Otriinum, 3 3 per Cent, 44clernx1,. I nipefial 3 pet, Cent. j 6 ti Ditto Ann. Cons. for Upping. 59 * 59 ?ank S tra 1: , t7t t , Navy pc' Cc111.9),!,1 Cent. $$ per t7,3 7 ). 11,t.,11 5 4 Rer c.Cnt• 73 t 74 3. per Cent. heti, 5.73; 3 per Catot..-...C0n. sti hank L. Ann. 16 iGtlis Dtitu Sh.,.ort Aith. 'OOt.OLIES AND -PAPER HANGINGS. it DDLETON, in St. Martiti's-lane,_.having INA imillut.....3lrm CO LOURS, to someveamflQW prints and sells L It lIAN of the newett and best Pat terns. • His care is to,procure the bast Articles, and to' sell then (to such as pay for them on delivery) on terms undeniable. lle also continues to make and salt Colours, hoth in Dis tent pet-and ju Oil, for inside acid Out-dour Work, particu larly a permanent 'and'agtedabla Olive Green, which may be used by any parsori olvniiiiary abilities. OLD PORT, MA.DE I RA,SI-1 E ItRY, LIU CRLL A, &a. • I'is..NCER 'anti PEP.KINS, Wine Lund Branelr tvliachants,'No. Nevvgate.-strath, take ti itY4 to 2.c. quaint the Public, tiler they now keep,'antl for fourteen years last p isr, have never, kept less than tw:lve thousand oh Genuine Wine, in Vats' anti eask, rivaning tflutiOriiling . for I.un I t ng ; and from tweriiy to thirty th , ntilirtil . bottles qt.:all - tea (hid Port, Madeir4 ' liy'this mode oh keeping, their Wines ere 40 irrtpnivett in flavonr, and tlurir aunnAt qualities reutitied, as YO render t11414L wove gratyfial the atomacns cif nervous habits, and the aiNtl and infirtri, expertence has f;envinced in:my (Innis:tit Pliyiii:nins who rto strongly reconnr. jtd thair t)ld Wine, as the must.` whole4 , Anc and n.,:sturative Lignor, By thli: si-o L ot th e y we enabled to kierv4 th6c t riende-Avith superior Wow,. ut gfeat 4ge, anti of tt,:at V intak e ,, , , , f, on the must mudv "I'enns, !Or Ready.; money. The) hay; also oac;.ii;viooo large Stock oh' very Ott' Cogrhiac ,c arid lant.aica Ruin ; and a large Qua:l.l4 OX fuJst exo.di,:nt Imica Or.nr t, • Shrnb. b• 'ublishrti by W tut tin Papers Lett.vs to( tlt Scxcr►s 4ditors ,(of &C.