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atotroyed by you,: or by yOur awoet ion; or to your ejere' e not. 1 ::111 ) - 011 n 07,57; open recolledion., state \ , /lieflier ever tai session of, er CVer had it view Jelitcoe'..iprivate ledger never w In pos of;it; Chilli: I have seen it, but net; , ,er, to ieto it with 'Attention; \'. `a ii. ) ---Ithinlont the Ply-Offic in lia.ads, in whose possession, or whose lstedy was it when you saw it ?--4 do , not know ii hose custody it e;is'i but I think it was in'the e'.:)( l ,, of the Aecomptant, Mr. Black, When did yon see 'it ?_-I have no reecille4ion whatever. . • About -what thne as ocar as you can reeolleet ? I do not recollea having. seen it much later than the period when Mr. Jellicoe,died., It i> Anted by Mr. `}..(Vitae., M. his evidence be fere the C a nnuis,lenersoCNitval Inquiry, page &:+f it was eon , ented to.by you, that he should pay a debt of -tmeol. due' by tun ,to. the estate of his falter, by instelokents •.of. 2001. a-year, and that he had pail' to you. the:sun - i d :of Q,0; , )0i., up toile 31st of March leo° and it appears that Lord was a6pit,ted, of,the , deficiency -of Mr. Adam,Jelli coeby a 'Writ -cif Privy Seal, dated the 29th of May, Roo, ; have you reeeived any further instalment . upon the said debt, er did yen communicate to the Solicitor of, the Treamry, to , the Secretary df the Treasury, or, in any other ',way, to , the Board of • treasury, .‘,.'our consent to the payment of the said , debt of 40001, by 'instalments, and did. you furniSh them with a statement, of ,the instalments paid, and balances due towards the period of the sealing Of suelt Writ consent was probably obtained to the payment of this debt by instalments mentioned by Mr. Jellicoe but. I have lately seen Mr.--; ;Jellicoe, who recalled to my recollection that the agreement to reduce that debt by the annual payments of Viol. was made between the Solicitor of the Treasury and hiM.. I have' stated VI the Com- Missioners of Naval Inqniry that I had no 'authority to call for money due to the estate of the late Mr. Jeilieoe ; I however 'did not fitil to use my endea yours to wile& any money which I thought I could obtain in redeetion of-his debt, by applying to those from whom, I knew it was due • in this. light I ap.., peared to have applied to Mr. S. and to have received the instalments mentioned in his evidence, which 1 have brought to aeceirint, with all' the other sums which I have received upon the account of die late Mr. Sellicoe, and they are included in the ac count published in the Tenth Report, intituled, - An Account-in Trust for the Estate of the late Mr, 4411) Jellieoe.!' I applied to Mr. Samuel Jel liroeSOlYlC time between March and June, 1800, for a payment as far as it was then , due, or up till the list tutu of payment, which he sent to me, inid ; accordingly brought to account in my trust ac-' oant but I have never made any application since !hat time for any further pays ent,,nor have I Made oey carwnuuication or statement of the riceount- to Board of Treasury, or tO data Solicitor, as the agreement was net made by. Me, mi had I any power to compel ,the fitlfilment'of it. Was Lord Melville , privy to,- or had you any in.; t r . p&ioits from. him, or any, cominunication with relative to the mode in Which 'Mr.-Samuel Jel- NVIS t.o liluidete his debt of .10001, dc - not leArualOns froth his Lordship, tommunieetion hiria upon thi's subject, 11- 1101.1gli it is very possible. that I may have iniormd - ';fina of what I knew re:axe:ling this business. Do you recolle& hiving seen any 'account, of the :Trinities tendered to Lord .i\relville` by 'Mr.' Adam Jellicee,. in his letter of the tOth of July, 17FAI .;;I , A , ,them at tile time, but I la; e entirely forgot ,v, hat they consisted of:; I'bere appears a note .at the foot of Mr: jellicoe's leto!..r 'of tb, teeth 'of July, 1788, expresitig that tai iguments of Mr. Cort's patelit (.ere thee seeurities offered, which - were all included 'in th? pre perfyTo:urid Under the Betent; Who niade foAeli vete ?-e4, have, no recolleEtion who made .bat note, .iltheegh, :his not inapossible that it may have been myself. Why weie the seeuritiei, tendered Mr. .Adam Jellif:oe in letter ofetithlrtly, 17,98, riot ;kegi,,Pt they :were. not accepted, I do not tecollea the tea,:ou for whieli they .ioire rejeaed. you i,ntovlti the Committee where the first detieienney - t)1 jellieoe, in his balance to the Trea surer at' tile Navy, can be discovered cannot. Will net att tAamitiaol7llof the books Of the office of the-first eptritnee of 'Mr.- .Tellicoe into the - situation which he held at his _death furnish such informa tion ?-7-Certaitily not. '• • Why Because a balance was neteSsarily put into I is Lao& to carry op the duties of his (itlice, which ti.et - ,i:reriklired to be ititogether liquidated, until his enibarra,sroents were. suspeaed to exist. When did you first su4ke'it itch embarraSsment ? shonid Abeiat. a year or two before his death, l..et Ii do not remeinber the circumstance with pre 014 disclose to you such 'embarrassment, 'or , ,lid you conitntinicaP; to hitn yottr suspieions that they (.-,;21 , :te,(1 ?- 7 -1 cOmihunicated my apprelietision to on the subject. he conflisS theift:) , ---Most readily ; as he was rim of the most uptA,, , ,lit, chitrader. UM • you immeliatey coinitninicato with• Lord the ;illl.Yittet t--1 t1111,`,; 1113 Lordship was ,r i t that tithe ill (.(.! , tlancl., hot I did not fiil to corn-. itn t ifaati. any itit,rtriat.l(.4). sA . liich enabled to v,ive upon that sul3 . icF , WitIItYLIC th'l;l2. ''• ' 1) y0...1. recoiled . Lord Mei‘•;lle's ansv,cr, or anv he gave you on the stihit.:.t saCil CCollll.l3lliePiUll ?-- T rof..t)ll4za partleu!.ars o the inst ritaio::s txhlcit y .Iy.ceiver.l upon that-,subj , ...d ,; but •we Wi....r0-liattl de of opinion , . that it would prove most to the vti nt , gl of the Public that . no sver6 stcp3 should nrcc4liatalY 43 taken in order to ser;tare axis ,debt, , the - greateit confidence 111 his assuvtuces 1 1 .. at t. 1,6 bik,lll , t! , :i in which he was engqtged w ould „ 3 „ ll ,' N vibl&jilm to extricate himself from his dif- 1.1. ad you any conx, - ersation cr other communica tAi with, Mr. Curt upon the subject ?-4 hall many 1 / 4 pii.erpations with Mr. tort upon the Eubjed, awl ,1 °c Son, Mr.Tunclas, took a great deal pf trouble :.I.lcr Mr. Jellieoe's death, in ende.wouring pt., make Mr. gores patent of valne, so as to be ..ight iq liquidation of Mr. Jellicoe'b debt. Who dre‘it mernolial presented to the Lords the Treamry, on :which the writ of Privy WasLunde ?-4 do not know.. Who furni , hed the itutraaions for that dy;:ft.?—l pi gib, bly furni heat formation myself, but aid not insiruaions. To whom did you give such informaticm ?—To Lord Melville, as far as I, recollea. Did you go into a minute inquiry of ail Mr. Jelli coe's circumstances at the time his- 'deficiency was first noticed, and did you render account of iuch•in-, quirk to Lo;d Melville ?—I believe I did. Is the minute of any such inquiry in existence.?:--- I had only verbal communication with Mr. Jellicoe; and do not recollea that I nnde any minute of them, unless it may have been in my letters to his Lord- ship. Can you state the reasons why the freehold pro perty at Gosport was not sold; ,and the peoteds,.ap plied in discharge of Mr. Jellicuee balance ?-1' am not enabled to state' the reason, that business .not ; having come within my province. , Would tlie sale of this estate, which appears va lued et 10001. stated in the inquisition taken before the Sheriff of Hampshire, have been more adVantit volts to the Public than the rent of 1001. per ann. paid by Me. Samuel Jellicoe to the Crown for the same ?—I am altogether unacquainted with the va lue of this property, and censequently , unable to form. any judgment upon it. Has the right in the Crown to cause the sale of this preperty to 'be made et any time it may be thought expedient to do so been affe6ted or dimi nished by the above arrangement ?—This appears to be matter of law, of winch lam altogether tin- acquainted. Is not the. seid rent of tool..per anetim diStin4l from , the annual instalment of 2001. agreed to be paid by Mr. Samuel jellicoe in discharge. 'of the 40001,. which :e•opears to have been a debt due by him to his late father's estate, such sum having been advanced to him by his said father When he .first went into business ?-1 really do not knew, And, am much concerned in appearing to be so ignorant : Upon, this business; but hope the Committee will excuse me in referring to an answer which I •have made to a former question, by which I hest endeavoured to explain, that I never had any, Management . of this business, excepting in receiving such slims as were paid into my hands, which I brought Yegtdarly tO account.. Do you conceive that Stich advance was made by Mr. Jellicoe to his se n as a loan, or that it was in tended by, him as a part of the provision for him as his son ?—I believe *OM a knowledge 'of the affec tionate care Mr. Jenicee took of hig family, that this Slim was meant as a provision for his son upon his going into business. • . Were the. vouchers at the, time of the release in your possession, in • Scotland; or in England Mostly in this country. Were Lord Melvillea. there or in teiglend?-e-I should rather-suppose they were in Scotland. furthe Era?itinatin4 of 41exander trotter, lEsq. taken t he ,442 - May, 180 5 . • In point of fa& , did ycu take upon yourself to collea whatever you could of Mr, jellicoe's property and debts ?—I was aeliv'ss in doing as. much as. I could, • or thought myself warranted. in doing, for a considerable time. after Mr. Jellicoe's death. .. :Did Mr. White leuew ttiat you were taking those aaive steps for that purpose i-1144-many rneetinge and converseliorts with Mr. White, and we certain ly both exerted otueelees in the business as s4r as we conld he serviePali:k 1 11 1t: Do you know whether ' Mr.:White, from what passed between ewe, relied upon the informeti,,e tos. received feom you rehtise to the property i—As far as my, information 'went, I Inahe no doubt he relied Aiptin it; but the other business of the Pay Office en gaged se much of: wy attention that it was _impossible for rue to give-that fun information upon the busi ness whiclei could wish to have done. Why did you permit so large ars'arrear of the rent and instalments from Mr. Jellieoe to accrue had no reason whatever for doing so further than 'as hove already explained, my not considering myself authorised to compel any payments whatever upon that account. .Do you know - whether' there aro any debts, due' to Main Jellicoc now recoverable eseclusive Of Sa-' muel Jellicoe'S ?—I do not mei:llk& any at.thia mo ment Alm. 1- consider. to be recoverable. Did Lerd you any 'instruaions for. inserting the clause to destroy vouchers in the release before it 'seas drawn did net, Do you lutoW Of, his having seven such instruc tions toeing other person ?-esl do not. At whose desire was that clause introduced elm not know curt only repeat, that. Mr. Spottis woode'brought me the release to sign, `lvithout, any particaler instrudiensfrom MO. TaoQkatthe . Tenth Report, page 31 2 ; in th e ne .. eonnt contained in that page your:account is debited . for several Victualling and Nitr Bills, at the foot of which the discount is suleraetea ; was that the re. gular discount at that time on Victualling and Nees , i .?e-el am altogether igiewent et the circumstance ; but I have eao .reason to doubt the accuracy a my ..13arikees account. • . po you know what period those Viaualling and . .Navy ISills had to mu ? 7 —l. really an t a l toget h er horant - of the circurnatence. Have - you respreason whatever to doubt that the dismeit upon times Navy and VA u:Ailing Dills was other than the regular marketable discount at the time have certainly no reason WhateVer to doubt such fait. Thefirtlar Konzinntion eAlivOnder rrOtetr, token on Me 2 ',id 9,1 7 .m0y, 1805. . • -- Veit have stated,. that : , tt Vartous times you ad vatteed various i,ums of money on account of 'Lord 'Melville to Mr. 'Tweedy, Messrs. Drummond, Mr. isives„ the Private Secretary; and other members of 1.40 rd Melville 's faMily, do you Mean *to statc, that all the r•rs'ons above.ermtncratea received payments out of the , ;;um of 2.2 or Q3„0001.' advanced by you at igvioul ti?llr's to Lord Melville, for v.thich no in terest w.ls paid or do you mean' to describe them ail - the parties to s tom payment had generally been Made by you on Lord iNlelville's account, out of other as vr:::11 ti the t'aof.l a!!..,ove-mentioned ?—I IT it of the latter deseriptiiii.;. • Did you ever make :Iny payment of the above, f un d 0 t:22, or 23,0001. to any =Mho- of Lortniel ville's family do not remeniber that .I.tver dO. V;-re the Unth, received by you, on L0.7.a 1101: vilLs private : . .iccount, paid into tii ttii.v.Xiatidtit coutt::,... which You have I;tiite,il to consist partly of ptiblic an' partly' of private ingney'?—' They m'ere. •' ~ • Can you precisely state the persons to whom issues out of clic above fund of 22 or 23,0001., Were made have not means of precisely Stating it. On Tuesilay afternoon Scott and Adair n, now lying under sentence of death in Glasgow _Prison, for forgery, were deteded in attempting an escape ; they had nearly cut through a large iron bar to which they were secured. Two women are apprehended On suspicion of having carried into them the instru ments with which they were to perpetrate their de-- sign. The fair at Bocim in, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, was the largest ever remembered. About 1100 bullocks were sold at very good prices. • 81111' NEWS. TOOLS, JUNI! I. Arrived—the Catherine, Baker, from London ; Arne. Wooland, from Weymo uth; I riistrions, Aldridge, front Southampton; John, Wilson, front Faversham 6 Hop:, ,Manelaws,. Goad - Intent, Thatcliell, and Active,Williams, from Portsmouth.` • - Sailed—the Tivo Brothers; Randers, for Leghorn; Maria, Poussett, for Civita Vecchia. • I DES. • NEAR CIIESHANI, 11JORS.,„ ,cl,' To 'BE sOl.O .BY PRIVATE CON I' '', • ~,,,i,ai, By Mr. CIIKISTIEr't,• ..:KII0": and rtatst i).'sir able F 11, $040:10' ~. EsTAT E, the greate‘t Part IVTII E. Friii.t,.t.l4llt ifjp,:' between ciiesliarn and Great Misoontio, (.;;;,, prik.h each, three rrom Asocr,inini, and tour iro.-n, i .ii „; spo ,urn,..' stead, arid thin froths Linulen, in 3 be, tit 't ~' Vi'f f' ri Part of the ."Wv rrrt or ht.: L:i:.S, .; ,iIP - ' " , 30 ' it‘f:ic:pi,s6l4g of a Sithstaritial and Ltaitieni,...ii ~oso, o,s oNbvfyaeirlieCO:ClKlCll ti):ra(Gb)lNe ind i 1 U4NlNeal3ittii.l,‘L.: I ' i )11 Al'C';'1::::r-k iql-I).itAc:d;l'':l a r., with Si g StAit SVIDIC, V.V/ Lit4tn i ,i ~. tit i n ar....z.ni, Capital Farrn-YO,'l, a which are Tv the-five) admirably suited 1 01. .. 1 ''' of and Occupation of thsiGentlec4o Agr i ! jll,lndr)t'ikeil ' Vic' ± A 136, i cont,gtions a Farm 116114 C,, .001.a'''''' 40. Tile ust r.°P ' 4 1 I -therPart''-u-' Actel:vel:cit°lretoutix°:y3r.bce.ivulecis.t.6l:eld)l,73:Clill'ionit..l,,,>.,,i. ~,i:ri::0, oil° 1:.1-.11, .. Superior elegant PurniFtutirett,i)Fsrel-inicitti 1<;;11351ei tiljt''irtfil4iii'A';'l4.i FiIkHERWICI( P.,Cltnear 1 0 i' :ro' , sions„. superb Musical and other Clocks, . o d . , ' ri T e a t tie B , Z i t s' ; e car t eMtuillicl a i l a i l ia ll i i i t , ru t ;it! nCtsnti:atbuy3llliliLd'or:°.lll';‘l),P.,:''' French Chin:i, Linen kiit. I Pictures, , ~ Op ) 1 I C - • -A C men.llootio tors, choice Wino, Ale, and Beer, ,r-,,,.t0N, " 1 TO 13E SOLO 13Y Alit,: Pl' , • By Mr. RO 0 1 l's)'' „,i . roartloo On the Premises, on Monday, tune, rhoeptcti), " t I .. rr lowing il s LLanyisq(nS:tAu r g d s, ae,,m,s l'a)iliadilSeuesniflasyi 11 : :, ri 1 ali.yrt , ecieritt v .,.: l :i o'C luck, Pl-latesHotf).UFSreEnir Glll4)l:,.Liiiitt Ni ric l iT V r i' . Li;ii!:,r, icgt?Allslllr:ltr! Venl,-Antique, 30.1 °thief scArce A nd t?- 3 1 style' iclii 1000 Frames designed and finished in Ile. I;ri'vigure,viirts'alt,: Clot beautiful 13ronie and unit. ..„. 0 , sad `O,7gXl Clocks and Candel,ibras, of supvilr Psilr,;ol utlicril)o.:iqg ship, ifi!lrarions Devii.cs; gr•inti Nlust,-1,, CPS ;`;:i i,bie,',4 a capital upr i g ht Piano, by Stodtlart.,. 10; , Co! oilitv beautiful Satin 'Wood, elegatillY al"`"t NI, : ',:e 3 ; 4 0 1 0 Harpsichord, .and Organs by the tii4f L_ t;lii open! fel, llillto4 'r able, in cottiplete order ; to.rsii oidote,'cjoT, nels, Screens, and curious Cabniet"ti 1,%,,,1ivs allil,;i1:00, IV) supporting Grecian Low! ), ; ei"Al!),,,,alnenis, ; „ . 1: 161 1 , 0 large Old ehina jars and Atititine r,...001 c 41,111i:,t a, sea, and Tea Services, of eleS ant , we Erl:''ts' :11014 Table Li/KO i and nurncrouS ira„l"4,,, o or 1 ,; skin.. and Offices,- 1. ishecWitic r iit " 0051110. Itesidence of the /.OCIO., .., at J YSP E 14,, ..inl-,10 r Right Hon, Lord STAN I.E . in .' $ 1110°° ,li .O A The Furniture cornprises ira,tv . 11 f),;13. A. 00) .0, t NAL Jr' ~,t, riClig" C""altiSt "tt tr. in Furniture 4 ~,Itill c,6 0 Satins, ap prop r.ate CLA:.}3oll)zr.rior wak,„„„,,o“. ili, iti44o , ticks of AI OtleriptiitilS 0.,.n4 ilr,',,,t' AlikOiltlooll , ther with,an.eNtOr,ilVC V ArLOY o f the ,' ~,ry being the whole detached p ro p s eifoir it and Offices. . r 1 peer L'" _, f. 0,4* Of tlio, 1 0 i o , " 'day the 1° d aii ti 'or 'A , May be viewer' on ',On . 1.„,i,s ;,,,),, 0 Dos till the Sale. catalogues 101 . . 1 ~a i l 0 . ~,.,10,ti ,ti 2 "l mm t tr G . 6 1. vi I . a : :a n a st r i r c i i , 1 1, 1:7 1A ( s e ' t :i ' . 1 .0. 1 1 A 1 i 1 o i :t it i t : e h r t ei f i: r Y e , 11 1. 1 , t t i y " z ; 0 111 r. " r i i ct .:. ': i ' v t v l '; L e , ' i 1 ,. . i : : 14, C : 1 1 :::i:g . ll' ,> k S' L c fir, riPe 1111:: WArWi,..-k-strect, Golrlen•Kulfei ----- ---•:."--1,iri C A prrAL 1.11.(10 hilig:lysl,3-----Viti,. I01:yc1C.6:11:::::11 , On tile f' rernisesfYistis‘2ro;icik°llajtitrs? 6:o'e,!;'lo,,lif,c.l'eler'rKt, Friday, alitlt June at 1,;0:11,, dortol4 'f)i.! AmoNGth visr„.:capit (0110N,c, ;(i celebrated Painters are, a 1it),..1/41t. 0 giesll4ll,,yl,l sca ' klvri 49 the joint habit Paul POW; ,cc,,,, 4 40‘1 b Pe, Cattle, anti Figures, CLAude ; th` i t4e,;,110:,;,),.1 alytdtisl: inl'!'°fl,2l Wilson ; two celen alet..,,viii,.o. /4,.0,, inter, Lout be rbou rt ; brilliant SPz.4.!' ,14.4:5!1,010.! 'act te, and a capital Ptrait of 1101,0, 6 '‘‘v I r.i 1,5i,,014. srimall-Collettion of ki tt y TS lald I) /'.,10,!,,0,'t !,..it,}'/ I ;on"4l"rilt wliich consists of choice 1,)clo ii,,, WI :' ic e iv i „or sad *titers, Tll4 Prints arc oIuILaIDOE ;'o.'''' after CLinde, Sal Rosa , •P.:, kc, hY 11 op e )a l 4,, $° li feW Alabaster Vaes, of ci.4.ot ' .4,:, /4,.1, C.,:i, or k at, twitap fall Of the fide Old I al'ill'll die 17t:lori;;. icMul'Y hz fie:vcd ,yes Monday tlic,lyalt,ii:iill',„.l4.lt;!l,Arbio.,,,f, nutlet!), ,at ed. C 301: ( WlOlOOl ~ ~ 0; 1• f 1 .ja L.,. Inay be bad ott the Frettol,;rool .ii),o , op/ Alit4loneld ; lien and Chic Ons,, ) i ,`::oly,,trt;lo, neer, Sari F.itt,..;'s Flex 0 . 1.,0,t0 8-Qhihs, Wafwiek.trett, 601 l'lvrAili4l°' 0 , . ........i' ---,........................., r. . . . -. . . . -131R7:11. S. i _, On Pti t tiy last, the R igii t I lon. 1:xl?' ir.ti .Iydrtibs6l, o! a still-boin catiii. Oa Saturday ails:tint!, at the 1:-.irl <,f I ),..r:;ys, iii,Gro"' t- 1 t' I (:;TS " .. , i r i , r ict i c .: !.:10',:tiYtv Sit:,ijstnnll::,.i'!t-iillti-i::,,,1'i,,:.1.:::-:,:,l•:rin .CI 1 ar ,;trot, , th2 lEa e r ° lB, u . t y 't es ‘ tr - t, —yVinora:iie, la Q-I,..vn.equare, tit: William Eraser, Esq. o f a 0.n....,:aar, ' h: . ...-- At:CRAW) Yesterflay,' the Hon. William Larn!i, son of 10' ,111 ' ; ' ) " buura„ to the lion Miss Ponsuat,y, daup,liter Of 1. 1, '''''' borough., . L . a The same day, at Fchnouton, Ch.irl.ts N'ioe , r , q , . ' Broad.st.Leet;urto:,,mvi.:q.A.oll.444oli:cht;tbitliiri;)., tiaiiAllier ot 11 , ':: l''' iolta Bi- Ala On the Ist inst. Lieutenant Edwar,l9, of the' king' , Os° (Stattiird) Regiment, to Nliss Price, or Will:lx. rt. On.SaturdAy last, at Lambeth, 4Villi lin i•lt:.011, 11 ' '',, Friern L o ur. Middlesex, to M;ss Rath:loc, cliteft &ow.: ofth, htej.,,,,hau Radctime, t..sci GI Cit-cat Ku.:sell.;,:tre,,, Bloomsbury. , . . 'Fit': _ s.,mc day, at Letvistlarn, Iclin .1110.6tullt,17._'T ~t.). Miss S. Dube, daughter of John O. beria., Esq. v r lAN.' heath, saLrattcli,,i,usasteyllostwhaistttoor; ytrl,tieti,l)t,r,vt (lil„.il:,rti,;.irv),,:i j(;:ires(,:iji.:.lC,'lll: Shalt° of Baringto hil ' i ' ' f n- 1.., 1.4 ori.iiiin.Q, ...11.(4. -1, 0 1 11 I S . lateiy, at LyMillgtoll, ii VS, tit'..! lioil, ,f,- ul ....eorge, t o Switzerland, to Miss M 1': "t l o ra:oy Winchester, and niece of the ReLortizr of 1.-vii&u. .„0, Yesterday se'nuight, at S. Gluvias Church, llioe. s , ,`",,i i c at " l l . l l lL i ' Es 4. Collotor of Customs' itt tile rot i.l'i ' l. ' o Ali.ts:ri....v.i. .........._ j: .__._. __lajor. o f the tohiethPattnir,,a-tete. Co rps of Vulari______,,,tecr 1,•!'"). • D 1 b:D , '1 velird. Yesterday morning, at Oshounil Royal llolcli C e .. iLt k, row; join , Puget, hi,q. one of tne 0ir,:..,:i,0s el th`l it ' ‘ ,".„J His clearlt WAS occasioned h r art apoplzehe ti:, wln' t ' i 0 ,1 seized %van at the door of the above hOnSe , A-.' l ti''''''' aid Was called Ist, Ise. died t*,.... f,llowing trorc,',o,;• ~,,,f, "t4lYi at Si. Nlary's, Sci:ly, Mr. 'lliotra) II".'. I 'l* tweaty.tive yea r s Comptroller anti Tide.4'll.`or ''''..,,,,' . .. ,`. aicsty's Custom; at tn.it l'ott. • , ;4F, Ott Suniay.moraing, ut a decline, in its; titn ) .. 1 :-,i;tt ate, Anna, the eldest daughte.r of Mr. '1.4101, Su i! ' ~..,. - K-ISnugnsidaally-asen't-;nirigal:tnesa; thst a , , , ,e of 93, .'Divi`l,,l'i,rrw't.:s.,,,,l,,,, , }lull, ail out-,peasioner of.Citelse;,, ivit4 Oef" - , ' l ., o r ~ , the asst Foot,' or Scotch Fa/do:is, and t!ld w1::1),f;in;,'1 period in one company. lle was :it Oa rot.tlis 4.....60.,,t0 andfontenoy; and the Siege of Ostend. liel'"'" ',"cdriPll, Battle of Culloden, in r 7 4 6, and at the taloti:, .*, iy , t ,,lP from, t tic Itehels. I_a t76t he WAS present .slia ~..!,,L.60,1,3 .atevvitti;iiouvc;e6;saesradavevittac:lon 1 . 3 1 i l il t : l ot 1 he toss I Cv44-41g"ecti 1 : (111111 g 1 ' : i 1:! , ';', "- c o r il; street, „ I „ .---,-ss' . iii,l,A,4‘'' 0L I) 1,0 al', S 1 A OF- IItA,S 11 r- RFS , fill ' ,Of .i a fegt:vodyeastrsattlnt oh,eryliLeetaaldsttt.hiat ttishistietißeiiAttlittlue;ric/.ltily,:t...ini::: Q PENCE-ft and VERK.IN6,. .it a ! `. i .... i'f iC s. ' ' L.) - Merchants, No. 1,15, NO.IVgAt4-iisrcct, takei !,:rl'llO,A yea rnt tlic Public, that tivy 114‘f 1:0111. ' 4 : e 0011 r . ' gallons oi' Gentiin I,Yine, in v ats and C' isi ' s ' ' r rt l, tir mtPi j atAiorating for bottling; acid front tAvtoty tutin ti!i,,610,1:,, Bottles of cruste,l-01:1 Port, Mailira , t .„ I I) ~, $ e1 : 1; Ikeeßing, their Wines are so improved' in o„,cort,ll, coritial qualities retained, as to Nutlet theta 111011061 is, the stontachs of nervous habits, and thc ao. 4'' . wh as , a lt J ai experience hear coaviliccil many as Physi,. wi,41 , 4i 0 strougly. recoil-intend t nei r Old .Vin c, 35 t he 11l r. 0: 1°. ,,i of and restQratire Liquor. 13y this Stolic tOY: t *,,. , .. : 0n .i ,,, seve their Yrien.ls with saw:l:Jul...ine, c't gl*: oig.ei",io the beat Vintages, on e the most inAcroa - 1%: 1-,0 ~ , . .1, o f f , Money.' They ha.vt also All UnCtitarklolVlair,e ;,,id Old . Cogniae Brandy, ?lac and lanonca itutus'hrue. Quantity of most excellent li 401-Illaid OLkagS ~ ~, -. nt4c, _ r T , CAAVISENN 31.1141:2. - _ Passed by—the Mary AIM, Poincey, from Smyrna ; Elea nor, Ntallett, and Hercules, Itishnp, from - Malta ; Heltaa, Hapley, front Palermo ; Sophia, tiansfielcl ; Ebenezer, Mr bore, and Nickolas and Ann,'.Grator,'.from Norway ; Strad nith, Harman, • from:Dantziel Hannah,' fleotiersott, Eliza beth, Price, Bird, Pringle, Fenwick, Brown, .Integrity, Dunn, 'F otnas, Thnnipson, lames, Honeyinan i Silver Eel, Stevenson, Aretlitisa„ Cross, Attention, Baeliat, Elizabetk and Ann, Wen, Iliapertis,say, Supply., Hall, and Nancy, Tliontpson, from Alemel; Ptrhe, :Swanson, from Tette ritti;; Vriw Gordina, Dirks, and lone Peter, , HoakS, from E uibden. &*iled•—the Nally, Small, Trial, Pestall, Harold, Ro bin Son, Fanny, MAttill, and Zephyr, Riddle, for St. Pe tershown ; Mary Ann, Bristow', for Riga ; Three Bro thcr, Murchison, fictions, Spans, Mary, Spawns, Ant, Sangster, and lon A e I rentje, h.lean, for 'Stettin; Venus, Warns, tbr Memel ; ,WanAopen, Berg, for Malaga ; Marv, Mullett, fur Guernsey ; John, Conyprs, for Revel ; Rolla, Springle, •and Vroor GCSitlit Otjers,-Tor Tonningen ; 'Vim. rws, fur Konings ' hurg i • johanna Elizabeth, zelt i and President, Van Yink, for Emllen. LONDON MARKE,Ts • &c. _ RETttitht OF WHEAT IN MAI2K.I.ANE, fly Messrs. ent t. 9 and MAI.I. A s, Meal Weighers, Including only Irani the 20th of May to the zstii of May; agreeabl) to t h e new Aft. : 984 Quarters at I cos od 516 . Quarters at $55 o. I 1 : :,a ----- at 1055 od 1 578 ---- at 154 i od 7o ---•—,— at le3f. all 5/4 ----- It 83S ,;(11 I 2 a / ------... at 1003 od tSza -- -- ate Bzs cd 328 ------ at 983 od . 270 at Btsod , 99.---__.._ at 975 od -859 ---0 at ilos od ,3g ---,- at,'965 ad '1292 --• at . 731 al 5-1 1 at 95.', 1 04 . , 791 .--,--- at 77s od. 304 --- at 945 cm 1365 7 , --.--.. at 765 ad , 131 ---- at 933 ad 1 1733 .---• at 753 Aid Szo --.---• at ,925 04 1 38 ----- at 745 cd 215 »-.---- at 915 od I 490 ----- at' 733 ad , 2,324 ---!-- at 903 fid I 24. .......—..,.. at 705 C4l 89s od • 1 :5 .-----. at fas ad to:0, ---r.- at Bis od . 'I 45 --- at • 65$ od 363 ----.!-r pt. St",; od 36 ~..-....—.. at. 6is ad 633 --41 t. Stis on V.2og ----: at 6.)s ad Total 20164 Quarters.—Averaga 845. •91/1; 4s. V....t. Inglier.than last Return. ••• . • r A RETURN 01: FLOUR, FrorrtNLy,..sS to May 24, trkirn the Cricket-Office. Sacks. s. d. d. Sacks. .1. d. tPi g s a 81 t 7S o 73 : * 6 b 33 77 b 2 3 74 'a 1341.) --- So o 3 2 2 77 50 ---- "3 6 ' l O 79 P I 1 47 0 .1 5S —.73 • And 12re Sacks at 735. on. per 0at34,, Total—ti9S6 Sack*. --Average 795.,5d. ds. 3a. higher thz3 last Rcttun. AvtitAG,E PRICE ENGLAND AND WALES. En.ling May ac, Wheat . 88s c!.1330v 4 4$ lid illeans 45s iod 1 Rye Os tod Oats 203 itd Pease, ps IVES'rE RN ( 14! Newiltiry Salisbury IVarimrister %V W:44. 6.}s to tens BDs to 98: 701 to 981 64s to 96s dARK ETS (last V Barley. 33s ed tO 44 0 d ;as ad to 44s ad 38s cid to 42s od 42s ort to 44s cd Week) per Qr. ~ Oats. 27s ea to 3es 2r ad to 33s gds od to 325 3os foti to 33s . PRICE O. HOPS. . POCILiTit. Kent, 41-03. to 61. ns. ' Stts; . t.tx, 41. tos. to 51 53. Farithitin, 71. cs. to SI. os. 0445. Kest, 41. 41. to 51, 105. StISSCX ) 41. 41, to cl. 01, ESstt,t, 41. 41. to 51. os. Pitt.L'L ()F. RATH F,I( (par lb.) Al LEADPINHA-1.1.. Citts,so to selb. catch- 22d. to 23d. Ditto 6o to 6 51 b. - wen - , 2 4d: to 2sd. tolerclunits' Backs, - '220. to 23d.• Dressing Hides, ' - - -22 d. to 2441. Fine Coach Hides, - • . 234. to 2sd. Crop irides for cuttinr, - 220. to 230. Flat Ordinary - * 2 Pia. to 220. Catt'Skiut, 30 to 40112. per Dozen 36d. to god. per lb. Ditto, 'so to 7011). 351. to 39d. per lb.' Ditto', 7o to Vali). 344. to 3 3 ‘1. por. lb. Small SealsiGreenlaiitt) 42:1. to - 45 d: per lb. Lirge ditto, - hos. to twos. per Dozen. Goat Skins - —5. to —s. ditto. Tanned ltotse Hides, 251. TO 425. per Hide. RAW H I3est Heifers and Steers (p. it.) iii(liriary t 2i. led. to is../41. ss. 6.1. to ss. Bd. Market Calf; 12 3 . oa. each. Middling, 35. id. to . 35.• 4d. Eng:Horse 171.. to at s. each. Shoop SI B ins " -. 4 3 od to E.s cd Shearlini , ,s . .. is 6d to Os ed Lamb Skins" . . zs 6d to 45 oil • SMITH:. I ii.t.l) 1.. , t1t1,1?.'1", lune j. To sink the Otl:kl—yer stone of 211). 'leer, 4s. 6d. toss. 61. Veal, ss. ed. tads. 41. Mutton, 4s. to Ss. Pork, 4s. 4(1. to ss. "1 4 . iamb, - 6s. od. to 75. od, 2Ao oi DATTI.I 111.10 DAY. Beasts, abollt 17oo—Sheep And Liimbst NEW ATE and I.F.AInNIIALL IdAttKETS. By the Carcase. *ter, 35...8►t. to 4a. Vit. Veal, 4i. ort. to 6s. .d. Nitltt4= l , 3s. 4i{. to 45. 4d. Pak, 4i. 41. to Ss. 4 4 . Lamb, ss.,ort. to 6s. .vt. PRlCii, OE :I St, James's Mirket 3s. toil. Clare Market , 36. tots. kliukst .3s. 9d. .per sine ta1$11):. I'ALLOW.• Town Tallow , 655. od, os. Russiado.(Cand)67s.od. It.us!,ia d0.(50.) 655. 66t.0d. t`skitingStutriis.,o;l. ihtlu rough 3bs„ od. G Grits' t Is. od. Good Drogs los. ad. itladi !tbs.—Curd, gos. is*. od.—Moulds, 12,5. od._ Ifs. , A. Average prise 3s. 90. Yell9w Soap, 765,--Mot Price of Ciiictle:: per dozen, St. JAME:Ps IIAN! MARK ET, lune 1: Hay, 31. tas..od. to 51, Si. od.---Aver. 41. 7s. 6d. Straw, at. sit. od. to 21. £7s. od.`----Avcr. 2i. WHITEtHAPEL HAY MARKET. Hay, 3t. 16s. ad. to 51. es. 04.—.Ayd. 41. S s . . 4L 83. ad. to 51. 14x. od.—Aver. 41. ilis• 0 4 . Straw, 6s. cod. to 21.. 1.65, al. ;Is. od. SEA-COAL METiR's OFFICE. May 2, Monday, as Cargoes Of Coals sold io the Pool, from 395. 6d. to 49g. 6d; vet' Chaldron, 19, Wettitestlv, 8 ditto ditto, 39. 6:1. to 494• 64- --3 r, Ffidir ) , t ditto, ditto, Os. 04. to sig. out. ; and Publisbecl by Wtl. LT -- . Martiett;COltrt, Ilocy.4t rl'et r.oluA r „ , eta a reet Gr °6V4n" LON DON : Crintrd by k 1 ( ILO 1) 11 ‘‘', It it 1 S ,sof N. 4, , AM RM Il'A Gt SCR UP PA., Of aolthi ;t 1, 1 1, - - - , , ......,4, , • .01: LW.. '°4 - f)ir I -td/4( r%to4 It ' iiii . • ', j 113,''' et bdArlara)c-a. 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