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applied for leave to import it without paying the Duty. on Li;. - a..ition of its being warehoused and bonded. He hoped the CeAnittee would see no obje&ion to concur in this applica tion, as the Merchant would be benefited, and the Revenue would not be injured; he therefore moved a Resolution to etkct. Sir yOtiN PARNEL said, he hoped this regulation would b tAiendel to ICe Lnd Mr. B RAG.G E said, the Resolution was worded generally, 311 .1 therefore or course included Ireland. Sir ywiN PARNEL said, that as the Revenues of the two Countries were distinel, he apprehended that unless I re ',nal was specifically mentioned in this case, the Resolution . world not extend to It. Mr. VANS ITTART said, that it was intended to extend this i;rovisidn to Ireland. 77.7 e SPEAKER said, he apprehended the Hon. Baronet was not correct in supposing that it was necessary to name Ire land specifically ; this was the Legislature of the whole I:lll;..inin, and undoubtedly, unless Ireland was particularly cxLluded, every Law would extend to it as well as to England. mr.,yoNEs wished to know how long this permission ' was intended to last—Was it to last till Portugal was out of danger ? Mr. VANS TITART said, the blank respeEting the time would be filled up in the Committee ; but he had no objec tion to say, that it was intended to propose to extend the permission till 0 &ober or November next. The Resolution was then agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be brought in in consequence. - - The Order of the Day being read for the consideration of the Report of the Committee appointed to consider of KOOP'S Petition, respeeting his new-invented mode of making Paper, Sir IV ELFORD said, he had no interest whatever in this buSiness, and he was only induced ro make - the Motion with which he should conclude, because he thought it - would be highly beneficial to the Trade and Manufacture of the Cou ntry as well as to the individuals concerned. One obje6l of the Petitioner was, to be allowed not to enrol the Specification in tiro Court or Chancery, as it allbrded Foreigners an oppor tunity oi taking advantage of all our Inventions. The other onjeel was, that as it would require a larger Capital than any five men would embark in the Concern, viz. between so and 00,0001. that it should be extended to more than Five Per ions. He concluded with moving for leave to bring in a Bill, con!Ormable to the Prayer of the Petition. NY. TONES did not objed to the Bill ; but he could not but attribute the Scarcity or Paper to the great consumption of gags on the Continent. • Mr. I'ANSITTART said, he should not objeel to admitt ing more than Five Persons to be included in the Patent ; but he. for one, would consent to this Specification being en rolled like all others. Leave was given to bring in the Bill. The Bill .for 'tvansferring the Management of the. Hair- Powder Duty, and Armorial Bearing Duty, from the Stamp to the Tax-Office, was read a first time. - Adjourned at Six o'clock till To-morrow. • • THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS piCLILE PALSUJA AVIltnT ? LONDON, MAY ib 180,. THE Lyndon Gtizette of last night contains the details of the capture of the Danish and Swedish West India Islands, which we on Monday announced. Their length precludes all observation. • Part of the Honnward.bound Jamaica Fleet passed the Isle of Wight yesterday, under convoy of His Majesty's Frigate Surpr;ze. Another part of the same Fleet, consisting of Seventeen Sail, was convoyed safe up St. George's Ch‘innel by the Prempte Frigate. The 'lamblrgb Mail which became due this morning, had not arrived when this Paper was put to Press. Yesterday afternoon HER. MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES, accompanied, by Their Royal High nesses the Dmuts of KEW' and CUMBERLAND, and PRINCE ADOLYBus, took an airing in two carriages through Richmond. His Royal Highness the PRINCE Of WALES yes.. terday visited THEIR MAJESTIES at Kew Palace. The Right Hon. the LORD CHANCELLOR had a long interview,yeste.rday with His MAJEsry at Kew, , According,to the present arrangement, there will he a Court at St. James's on the KING'S Birth-Day. About the middle of June THEIR MAJESTIES and the RayAL FAMILY will remove to Weymouth, where houses have been already hired fur the seve. ral attendants. The Phce”;:r Packet, captured on the 28th ult. by a French Privateer, and re, captured on the sth inst. by the Naiad Frigate, fell in, on the 29th ult. with two French Frigates, La Cocade and La Corneille, with 400 Troops on board, which, from the course they were steering to the southward, were supposed to be destined for Egypt.. Yesterday GEORG E GARLAND, Esq. was unani mously re-eleaed to serve in Parliament for the Town and County of. Poole. Mr. HUSKISSON, Under-secretary of State in the War Department, is about to resign his situation. We understand that he intimated a wish to be re lieved some 'months back, but for theaccommotia tion of Official business, he determined l to remain a short time, after the late change, in that Depart. went. Mr. HUSKISSON ' s application to business has for some years' been close and uninterrupted, and we understand the principal cans of his resignatiO9 to be the uncertainty that•the state pf his health will longer allow the unremitting attention and confine went required in the situation from which he retires. We have not yet heard who is to be appointed Mr. Hustctssortis successor. The last letters from Holland state, that an in trii,,u6 is going on there, the obje& of which is to annex the Batavian Republic 'to France, as one of its integral parts, instead of its remaining 'oiler dependent upon it as a separate State, This mea sure.has produced considerable agitation in Holland, but the French party is known to prevail, and it is believed that the Assembly w . illcome to a vote, de `clatatory of their wish to be incorpoTateci with the great Republic. • The Mails for Harnburgh and Bremen of yestgr day were sent to Harwich instead of Yarmouth, from' Ihence they usually go, and arc to be taken to Cuxhaven in ;he King George Packer, Captain Drivig, now lying at the former place. NA/AL, Non iilt impel ium saiiiporvie tridental, Sed 'nib; ante datum. PLYMOUTH, MAY I r. AAR IV ED the Ship Phanix, of 14. guns, an Extra Packet, captured on. the agth ult. ou her passage from Falmouth to New-York, by La Pysche French Ship Privateer, of 38 guns and 350 men, and re captured on the sth inst. by the Naiad Frigate.— The Pysche had also captured several Portuguese Merchantmen from the Brazils, and carried them into Teneriffe, in the latitude of which place the Naiad was left cruizing, with a view to fall in ' with' them, it being expeked that they were in tended to sail for France. The day after the Phanix was'eaptured, she fell in with two French Frigates (La Cocade and Corneille ), with 400 Troops on board, steering to the Southward, supposed to be destined for Egypt. Arrived the Fanny hired Armed Brig, with Dis patches from the Wet Indies. Sailed the Oisean Frigate, of 38 guns, with seve veral victuallers under convoy, for the Channel Fleet. Arrived the Temeraire, of g 8 guns, Rear-Admiral WHITSHED, and Cloy, of 98 guns, Capt. J. DRAPER, from the Channel Fleet; Gila/man and London Packet Armed, Ships, with a Convoy from Wales. Arrived the American Ship Three Sister!, Capt. ANNESLEY, laden with flour, from Philadelphia, detained by the Alert Privateer, of London. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 12. His Majesty's Sbip Lion, of 6+ guns, has given Instruaions to the Outward-bound East India Ships. Arrived the Grapier Gun-boat from Guernsey, with several Ships under convoy, of which the fol lowing area part, viz. Mayflower, Cole ; Agenoria, Domaille; Mary, Domaille ; ilexhani, Burt; Morning Star, Chandler; Nancy, Cole nalt ; Recovery, Swain. Passed by the Isle of Wight this morning, His Majesty's Ship Surprize, Capt. LAROCHE, from Ja maica, with the following Ships under convoy, viz. Eagle, William and Henry, Lushington, Isis, Boddington, William, Jason, Mary, Thomas, Sovereign, Brunswick, New Brunswick, Aurora, Young William, Rover, Re. hecca, Neptune, Sani, and Thomas of St. John's - from Demerara; •and Peggy, from Coast of Africa. Arrived the Prompte Frigate, from St. George's Channel, where she ,saw safe .seventeen Jamaica Shir,, part of the above Convoy. Arrived His Majesty's Ships Hussar and Ambus cade, from a Cruize. FALMOUTH, MAY TO. SAILED the American Shin Jane, Capt. DUN. GERFIELD, for Rotterdam, from Virginia, andlas on board 600hhds. tobacco. Sailed this day the King George Packet, Capt. YEscoMBE, 'with two Mails (of the loth ult. and sth inst.) for Lisbon. The Duke of York Packet, for Jamaica, and Princess Amelia, for America, are detained till fur ther orders. SHEERNESS, MAY 12. . YESTERDAY evening arrived His Majesty's Ship Brilliant, of z 8 guns, the Hon. Captain WODE HOUSE, with a large convoy from Oporto. This day the BriMout came into Harbour from the Nore. • The Ambuscade Dutch Frigate was taken into Dock. YARMOUTH, MAY r 2. SAILED the Hazard Cutter, Driver Sloop, and Manly Gun-brig. Arrived the 4an Armed Ship, Pbrenix Cutter, and Te/pichcre Frigate. General Sir. WM. ME DOWS, it is said, is alp. pointed Commander in Chief in Ireland. • The 2d Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Guards had a Field-Day in Hyde-Park yesterday, Com manded by General LISTER. His Royal Highnes , , the PRINCE of WALES, as Duke of CORNWALL, has given orders to the Lord Warden of the Stannary Courts of Cornwall and Devon, - to put in complete repair the Castle of Lidford, the ancient seat of Stannarial jurisdiction. The workmen have begun to remove the _rubbish round the. Castle. Colonel Hu 1., of the Both Regiment, which so much distinguished itself in the battle of the 13th March, was struck with a ball on the head, hut as it happily first hit his helmet, its effeas were prevented from being fatal.—Flis head is wounded, and the contusion was considerable, but he was able to write to a friend o r two ay the conveyance which brought the official dispatches. LONIiON 1 1- tinted BUCt-4A NA N MI. A•K, (01 V.;i)4.treet, Covent.t.arlictij; and Publishia by WILLIAM AR MIG ER SCR trrs (of ifors:-frrrY-roatio the Stmu_Otts. try. Nn. 12. Strrivrd _• where Adverttwarints. Orders for the rater, Letters for the Editor, &v.(pattlaidh must be addressed . W estm i n ster ;) ~~'-, ,~ NEWS. i;'tt -7P2ile-2 _ PRICE OF BRE AD LOWERED. Yesterday the Master and Wardens of the Bakers' Company waited on the LORD MAYOR at the Man sion House, to set the Assize of Bread, and it ap pearing upon examination of the Mealweighers' Re turns that Wheat and Flour had fallen considerably since the last Returns, his Lordship immediately ordered the price of Breid io be lowered three Assizes, or sixpence in the Peck Loaf, to commence to.morrow. The Quartern Loaf will then be sold for is. 4d. ' There is at Salford, in -Bedfordshire, a fine field of Wheat in full ear. • Letters are received from the United States of America down to the loth of March. LIVING STON; Chancellor of the State of New-York, is ap pointed Ambassador to the French Government. The Ist Division of the North Hants has marched for Tavistock, in their way to Taunton. The 2d Division of the same Regiment were to march yes. terday with 450 . French Prisoners, for Bristol, from Mill Prison, which is thought to be too clouded at this season of the year. It is settled by the‘Trans port Board, that when the number of prisoners - in Mill Prison exceeds 3000, the overplus are to be sent to different parts of the interior, to prevent epidemic disorders. Mrs. Jon DAN'S Benefit on Monday evening at Drury. Lane Theatre was very fully attended. The Lady who was formerly Mrs. BILLINGTON, but who is now the wife of a . Frenchman, has been in town since last week. She has been offered, we understand, an engagement equal to 30001. a year. She is now considered as the most accomplished singer in Europe. Mr.-R. JONES, the successful Lewis of the Dub. in Theatre, had 4,261. in the house at'his Benefit, on Tuesday the 28th of EXTRA . SY° R TING.—Twi) St. James's-street Bucks, 'the Hon. BUrLEa DANV E RS and Mr. PENN; started ort Monday Horn Hyde-park Corner to de cide a bet of a rump and dozen, upon the question of which making the best of his way on foot to the five mile stone at Turnham Green, would return with the most exoe.lition. The former being a well made man, not heavy, and much stronger than the latter, the bets were two to one in his favour, and considerable sums among sporting Gentlemen were depending. They set on at ten minutes past one, Mr. BUTLER DAN N! E RS at full speed, and Mr. PENN also ran to keep up with him. After going a mile they walked, then trotted, anti so on as they felt inclined. The run at the outset winded both, but , Mr. P. being mine in praffice of walking, though neither live on dried biscuits, took the lead on the return, and Mr. B. D. being seized with a pain in his side at Kensington, the other came in easy, at eleven minutes past three, having gone ten miles in .two hours and a minute. Sir CHA. BAsIrrvLDE was the umpire, and a number of men of fashion, friends of the parties, were present. Yesterday a party of the Bow-street Officers went to a house in Milbank -street, Westminster, which they had received information was inhabited by a gang of miners. They found two men at work with the complete apparatus for coining gold, silver, and copper ; whom they conveyed to Bow.street for examination. SHIP NEI'S. GRAVESEND, JAY It. Passed by—the Both; Shimmels, from Pillau. PRICE 0 • VEITEP 'l 7 STOCKS, RDAY. Bank Stock T6B; Navy per Cent. 963 i S per C ent. 1797, Irish 5 per Ceti. 4 per Cent. Con. 78i 3 per Cent. Red. 59i0 3 per Cent. Con. 600 Ditto Scrip Bankl.ongA on. IS 1-16 3-16 Ditto Short Ann. 5 1-161 DitirS Scrip - • India Stock,ao 2001 Ditto Bonds s. Exchequer Bills New•ditto Lottery Tickets Oinnium 9 93 Imperd 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. Ili 3-16 Bank for Account India for May Cons. for May 6obt SALES BY AUCTION. dis. • PLYMOUTH. LE HURON and L'AURORE's CARGOES. THE Public are requested to take Notice, that the SALE for the above CARGOES, advertised in sundry Papers to be held at Plymouth, the isth instant, is unavoidably POSTPONED ma future Day, of which due Notice will be given PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker Plymouth, May It, 1331. PLYMOUT}I. At the BROKE R's WAREHOUSL, Woolster-street, Ply. mouth, On FRIDAY the tith of May instant, at. en o'Clock, THE Good Brigantine LA FAVOURITE. Dimensions, length on deck 67 feet 2 inches, breadth 21 feet 7 inches, Height between Decks 4 feet 3 inches,' depth inHold 7 stet . inches, adineasures about 12.6 tons ; square stemed, with a woman figure head ; is a very handsome, firm, good Vessel, has two Decks, and a very good Hold for stow. age ; is now tit to proceed -on a voyage, and calculated for any trade suitable to her bunhen ; sails remarkably fast, and is well found in stores. Now lying in Plymouth Pool, and there to be delivered. Captured by the French, and re. captured by His Majesty's Ship Doris, John Halliday, E Commander. Inventories may be had in due time, and the Vessel viewed on application at the Office of PETER SYRIONS, Sivorn Broker -- - LA BOMBARDE, by His Majesty's Ship BOADICEA. THE French Gun-vessel -LA BOMBARDE.— Dimensions, length on Deck 68 feet 11 inch, breadth IR feet ri inch, depth in Hold 4 feet to inches,- admeasures 96 57-94 ; Lugger-rigged, square-sterned, French-built, appears to be nearly new ; would answer for a Privateer, and is 3.ve1l calculated for general purposes ; Prize to His Ma jesty's Ship Bcadicea, R.. G. Keates ' Esq. Commander. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered. For viewing ti Vessel, and for Inventories, apply to Ed ward Lyne, Esq. Agent ; or to PETER SYMONS, SWom Broker. Immediately after will be sold sundry war-like and other Stores, consisting of one long 24 -pounder, one 12-inch Mor tar, GunpoWder and other Stores. LES DEUX FRERES, by His Majesty's Ship DORIS. THE French Gun-brig LES DEUX FRERES. Dimension 4, length on Deck 59 feet 9} inches, breadth below 1 9 feet t t niches, depth in Hold, admeasures 91 S 4-94 tons. ttench built, square sterncd, would answer for the coasting, fruit, or any other trades where bnrthen and dis patch is required. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered. A Prize to His Majesty's Ship Doris, lohn Halliday, Esq. Commander. For viewing the Vessel, and for Inventories, apply to Ed= ward Lyne and John Harris, Esqrs. the Agents; or to PETER. SYMONS, Sworn Bro‘tcr. LA DEDEIGNEUSE, per_ I. I OISEAO and OIMOK.: tALI E After the Sale of thiplont Blanc's Cargo, THE FOLLOWING GOO-DS, viz. For Eiportation, o Casks Coffee 1 Cask Tin 2 13arreis Sugar For Home Consumption, 23 Casks Annotto 9 Bales Cotton At the same time will be Sold, the standing and running Rigging, Sails, Blocks, Iron Guns, Brass Swivels, Muskets, a quantity of Gunpowder, Shot, Boarding Pikes, Gun Car riages, Lcgars, Butts and other Casks, Bread, Beef, Rice, Ca lavances with a variety of other S tores'andP ray isions, landed out of the French Frigate La Dedeigneuse 3 • captured by His Esq. Majesty's Ship L'Oiscau, 'S. H. Lintee, Commander, in sight of His Majesty's Ship L'lmmortalite, Henry Hoe tham, Esq. ComMander. For viewingihe Goods and Stores, apply to Edward Lrae, Esq. Agent ; or at the Office of PETER SYMONS, Swan Broker. LA PETIT FELIX, by His Majesty's Ship BRILLIANT. MHE New French. Chasse Maree LA PETIT SE LI X. Dinierisions, length on Deck 51 feet 9 inches; breadth below is feet to inches, depth in the . Hold 7 feet 7 inches ; admeasures 53 17.94 tons ; , round stern, ap pears to be almost new, sails remarkably well ; would mab atindy Vessel for the coasting, Or any other trade where clis• patch is required. Now lyidg in - Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered. A Prize taken from the French by His AO. jesty's Ship Briiliaht, the Hon. Charles Paget, COMulando, Also her Cargo, consisting of the following Goons For Exportation. 53 Pipes Brandy 12 Cases Castile Soap zi IliSgsheads ditto - • 23 Hogshead? Cat Halfditto, ditto Hhds. White• Wine 23 Barrels ditto 17 Bundles coopers Twigs 3 Hogsheads Red ditto a D ozen Whisk Brooms. For viewing-the Vessel and Cargo, apply to. Edw, Lys:. Esq. Agent, of whom Catalogues and Inventories may be had ; or at the Office of PETER SYMON S, Sworn Brok.' - - BI EN AMI E, by His Majesty's Ship MAGLCIENNE. THE. French Chasse IVlAree BIEN AMIE. Di. mensions -Length on Deck 49 feet 6 inches ; breadth above t 6 feet 2 inches ; depth in the hold S feet 4 inches; Otuthen 52 37-94 tons : round stern, French built, appelers te be a tint-, strong built vessel, and ratries a large cargo: would make an excellent coaster, is well calculated for any other trade where a vessel of size is required.. a prize taken by ICS Alajesty's Ship Magicienne, William 'Ogilvie, Esq, c ou p mander. Her Cargo consists of the following Goods : For Exportation. Is Pipes Brandy 33 Mids. White wine ix Hits. ditto 2 Casks PTIMes toy -- Red Wine • Catalogues, Inventories, and other information, ma >x o btained by applying to Ed ward L y ne, Esq.:Agent, I , ly. mouth ; of hlessrs. Wedderburne, Webster and Co. Aict. chants, London ; or at the Office of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. FINE AMERJCAN SALT BEEF. IOR the C on veriency of, Private Fainilies, Cap tains of Ships, and Public Soup and other Societies, re exposed to sate, some B ARRELS of FINE AMERIcAS SALT BEEF, just imported, co N n o ta . in 6 h , ig c r i a oo t ib E . u n t e c t h e e : for 3t. 15s. .per Barret, and • Bairels of net cacti, at 4os. inspected and branded agreeable to the law s Congress. by No, be seen at Mr.Ha!tlity's WharGf,EHOOßrteyEd.oFvianaiso,ti: SALES BY AUCTION. L'ESPOIR, by His Majesty's Ship L'OISEAU, and Pri vate Ship of %k at - LORD NELSON. THE Handsome Fast sailing Lugger Privateer L'ESPOIR. Dimensions, length on Deck 72 feet;. inches, breadth above Wales 17 feet 3„ depth in the Hold, 7 feet 6 inches, Admeasures 9 36-94 tons, square_sterned, pierced tot 16 guns, has good Quarters, and would make an excellent Privateer, or is admirably well adapted for the Guernsey or any Trade where fast sailing is a qualification ; her Hull and Stores are in prime condition; and may be sent to sea at little or no expence. CaptUred by His Majesty's Ship L'Oiseau, the Right gon. Lord Augustus Fitzroy, Commander; and the private Ship' of War Lord Nelson, Humphty Gibson, Esq. •Commander.• For viewing the essel, Inventories, and further Particu lars, apply to Edward Lyne, Esq. • Agent ; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker, Plymouth. LE JEUNE CATHARINE, by His Majesty's Ship MAGICIENNE. THE French Sloop LE JEUNE CATHARINE. Dimensions, length on Deck 46 feet g•inches, breadth above 14 feet 6 inches, depth in Hold 7 fm 81 inches, ad. measures 37 75~..94 tons ; square-sterned, full built, and ap. pears to be a firm 'Vessel ; wolilti make a good Coaster, or as weRll adapted for general purposes. Now lying in Sutton Pool; 'and there to be delivered ; a Prize to His Majesty's Ship La Maricienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. Commander. • Immediately afterwards will be sold her Cargo, viz. 93 Mids. Red Wine, of a 6 Pipes Brandy superior quality , - 3 Casks Rosin 77 White ditto a Barrel Tar For viewing the same, Inventories, and Catalogues, apple to Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent. or to • PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. 1116 NT BLANC, fiY HIS MAJESTY's SHIP VIPER. Immediately after the Sale of the extgo of the Ship l'Autore s will be sold, THE. Hen' Fast-saiiing Copper-bottomed MoNtir ISLANC.—Dimensions, length ear f(,:: se t inches ; !;:..adth 18 tect 6 inches ; depth in tile Hold 8 feet; atl.:l;:asures saB 69.4 tons; square galled, piermilor ten guns, coppered to light wAer mirk is a re markable fast sailer, would make an expellent Privateer, - Letter of Nlarque, and is suitable for any other service where burthen and dispatch are required ; captured oti her voyage from Cayenne to l'Orient, by His Majesty'; Cutter Viper, leremia.h.Coidtlan, Esq. Commander ; now lying in Qu• water, and there to be delivered. • Atter which will be sold the Cargo landed f rom said Vesseli consisting of the following Goods : For Exportation. • For Hume Consumption. 36 Bags Coffee 4S Casks Azimut) r Cask ditto 46 Bales Cotton S Casks Cloves ag Elephants Teeth . 6 Brass guns, 4 Iron guns With a variety of other Stores. ' • The above Vessel, Cargo, and Stores, may be viewed, Ca. talogues and Inventories had, on application to Edward Lyne, E (.1. Agent, at Plymouth; to Sainuol l'ellew, Esq. Agent, at Falmouth, or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. 1.6 JU PI T ER, by His Majesty's Ship VIPER. THEFOLLOWING - GOODS, viz. For Exportation. .359 Hogsheads Red %Vine 210 DM° White, ditto Being the entire Cargo of the Brig Lc Jupiter, pLl,rize to His Majesty's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah. Coghlati,_ ts--.. Com. mander. . roker Fur viewing the same, and for Catalogues, apply to Ea. war d L vne , Esq. Agrut, at Plymouth ; Samuel paw, . Esq. Agent, Falmoutll PETERorto sy MONS, .Swor n B . LA C E CI L LE, by His Majesty's Ship EC, RA ---„ T HE FOLLOWING GOODs, F'or Home Consumption, 27 Barrels Sardinils 655 Salted Bullocks Hides 768 Halt Barrels Ditto 1345 Ditto-CallSkins. Being the entire Cargo of the Brtg La Ci.:l ill e, copal* by His Majesty's Ship Megrera, J. R. Ri‘kets, tyc}: Coin an der. _ For viewing the said Caro, Catalogues, and further Para ticulao, apply to Edward 1..%ne, 454. the Agents or to PETER SYMOZCS. Sworn/Who", LA FAVOURITE, by His Majesty's ShieV:4l4_/S ---7 THEFOLLOWING , about 1z Thousand Red and White Oak Hbd.Ataves s 14 Ditto Ditto Barrel Ditto. - igfl Packs of Staves 67 Copper Bolt Rods 257 Salted Ox Hides I Cask Collie, for Exportation. Being the Cargo landed from the Brig Favourite, captured bx His Majesty's Ship Doris, John Halliday, Esq. C =MU. der. Fin viewing the same, and for Catalogues, apply to jolt!' Harris, and Edward 1,4y0e, Esqrs. the Agents ;or to - • PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.