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and 12,010 IVLitinel, in the service. if due prnportion Of the Marines was filled up, the whole would be i t 5,00 w There were then,lo4,ooo Seamen and !Antilles ; the Inducting of this additional ser vice would require a still greater number ; he wish ed to know, whether there was to 1,),e an additional vote . ? Mr, Dr cOpsow said, no considerable addition of numbers would be necessary so as to require a vote. VarionsSums Were then voted for Miscellaneous Services:the - most considerable of which were, two sums of to,oool. to relieve the distresses in Otkney and Shetland ; r io,oool. for Roads and Bridges in the Highlands Of Sco!land ; and 18,00c1. for Forts and Colanies on the Coast of -Africa. Mr. FuLt. rtt asked, 'whether this last vote in. chided Sierra Leone ? T —The answer was, No. Tbe,keport was 'Ordered to be received to-mor. 'To*. On the. Motion of Sir E. NEPEAN, the second , reading of the Irish Additional Defence, Bill was ordered fur to.rnorrow. WAYS AND AMEANS--STAMP DUTIES. rte' CHANCELLOg of the 'EXCHEQUER -nilvea, 'that the lionse do resolve itself into a Com 'mime of Ways and Means. The House having gorge into the Committee, the Right H9n. Gentle. man called 'their attention to the subject of the -Duties On ,Stamps. It would be recolletled, he observed, that in the early part of the Session, a Right: Han., Gentleman (Mr. ADDINGTON) had tkiken credit to himself for the manner in which - . proposed to raise the sum of between 7 and 800,0001. for paying off the charges on the •This .he had proposed to do, by creating aq juty'on stamps. Though the manner Ott •which "thot proposal was stated to the House, *.r 4 l s ht haye appeared feasible to theit Right Hon. "Tle t stlemin in theory, he (Mr. PITT) was well as. sured it could never be accomplibhed. It bad been found difficult to class the several duties, arid there ' fore the Right Honourable Gentleman's Plan co - illd riot be brought forward, nor: was it likely that 'the su m i viaposeci to be raised, could be raised by -the rate of duties which he had stated - , to the • House% What he should therefore propose for - the:Consideration of the CAmmittee, would be, an • gerease •of the Stamp Duties, somewhat between ▪ oneL`tifth and orie.fourth of •th; present duties on • all -the leading articles of Revenue Stamps, mean. ink to, exempt Parish Apprentice Stamps from any - further addition to the - duty. In the increased duties would he comprehended all law proceedings, civil and ecclesiastical, hills of exeliange,notes,trans. ler Of property, mane)' bonds, &c. These were the must material. As the Debate hid been procrastinated ' to a late hour, he would not detain the Committee, • but' deliver in the 'Sch,:dole, which cont a ined ' an ample oraternent Of the various items ; which Safe.. dole might be primed, and Gentlemen 'might have • an opprotnicy of viewing and considering the - whole, and upon the bringing up of the Report, the discussion take place. , The Right lion. Gentletrian then in substance moved the Resolutions pro foraia. 14f r.rADDI NGTON oluer'vedy , 'the Right Hon. • .c..ntletnan Intuit he aware, that What' he.had natty proposed embraced three ohjeets ; first, ah augme,vatiim of 'the dude's ; next, d classifiCation of those duties ; and thirdly, the necessity of sub. I -sting the persons rolde to pay those duties to a tax rid'va/orriir. These ohj..•6ts, he was of opi. I lion, were . de,irable to be Attuincd ; and with re. Spea to the first, lie' watt . happy:to find, that the atinumt had 'produced nearly, enough to cover fte charges on the 1.,1011. As to the. possibility'of clasS. ing the rate.s of duties, he was of opinion no consi derable difficulty would arise ; but, however, on thit . t.lie did tot wean to insist. He trusted the Ri g h t Pefttfetnan would tortshis attention to the a d 4:4 lat'em . dtit y, , which he Wav'saliifiett v)u'uld be pi°. ' dud i , vedflnech ben:fit to the Revenue. CII,V NCELLOR ,of the EXC EQU4 I? was oppreliensive the plan of the Rig!it }-1 90 . G ent l ema n Would be'afrellciv4 wits? diffvully ; he: was, however,. - ,desirons of COnsikleriadwhither Ur not ii conk! be ear. 'tied into cfl"jtl. Ife was poi aware how it was i )01 . rates 'ol'tazation, so as to ilic 4 itie`qtri:as of the 11.i';;;i` Gentleman, and OltitnatelYl6efit - the Ret7ehtte, '• observations` ':tiOrn Mr:, ST A NHOF fly' • t`.. OW !tot cordjaily iiz a ree with the ,proposed iltel)..ts;.,lttiriis . w e ' r e .o'reed to 7!l 'i tkt ."A''''"r ) ) .• • t •*a '(;.' , LtU5 op ley are to g , p rint . 8, 44 4 . tYtli . . be.telifidellrned i the :iteiiort was 'or ."( 'tbw " Uc 9. in )r t);:rh 'vf . the f. y' Were disposed Of, "i ll tir4 r llle \ t - inse, L A ailjtjUrneki, 1 1. 0. , . • ~• tits '. :. 7: .." T'ir • . . 14 4 A 1 L ,• ' ..,ic U*B P tcnotirr, p ; I t-th r rj t PRICE 'LiTOCKS, „ Tut, pot% vaiu,vx'ost:Locic•, tteh' ; ; o l. l w 57i Ilted: AO. - - . 56 I Qinnium A it tCVE D. 5, f.), ' ~ ~~ ' T HE , U. t• - ; ti . , ,; . SOLACMI QUES OCtitZ f 4 t;.spm AuDzivr ? LONDON,' yoLv 3, 1804'. Ir'i's expened th,ti Parliamenf . will be prorogued yrl . 4y the 20th inst. urilcss f soma onexpedled ,i)LF.ifTos ,o4ould arise. Tills 1370.611 v we . feceivid 'the /Word/curs to the ttch and the Dutch rothe 26th.' 13u. ,AwARTV, did, not, as was expeeted, prOceed to the but returned from Comfiejme to St. Chad, tier an UPSeriCC only of !WO days. there are observations 1n the Manitepr of, the 20th, f ling 0;4 viiit u Mc, 4 A vi tqC4STON io .Cuontry.. It la lnost Onaitively denied that s l, a e C,3trlflC;4lll oltrunted with any overtures Of Nitprp f;-oro thF Fictich GoVert)liiente . are 5' 4 , .;tl. THI information recently received by Govern. ment, respelling the movement of the 'troops on the French Coast, is such as leads them to believe that BONAPARTE is at last seriously inclined to at. tempt the Invasion. Indeed if the attempt be made at, all, it must be soon, because it will be completely imprallicable if any Alliances should be formed on the Continent hostile to France ; an event which we believe BONAPARTE seriously apprehends. The Troops on the French Coast have lately been considerably augmented, and they are daily exercised in embarking and disembarking; and We have reason to believe, that Ministers ex. pea that the Enemy will endeavour to carry their plan into execution during the present month. LAsi night Mr. Pr TT called - the attention of the House of Commons - to the state of the Civil List, and proposed such alterations and regulations as p we have no doubt, will prevent the necessity of any future application to pay off incumorances. We have long thought that it would be ex tremelydesirable that many services which ate now paid out of the Civil List should be defrayed annually by Parliament, be. cause then the Public would know how couch of the Civil List was applied for the maintenance of the ROYAL FAN!, y. Upon this subjeet, we know that a very great misconception prevails among the Pub. lic (from which many who are.by no means in the lower classes, arc not free). It is, supposed that the whole Sum voted fur the Civil List is exclusively for the RO;AL FAMILY, and Mr. NNE's obser. vations, in the Right; of Malt, contributed not a little to propagate this error. It appears upon au examination of the documents laid before Parliament, that a great part of the Debt of the Civil List arises from charges dui Conneiled with the ROYAL FA. rtt LY, such as Printing for Parliament; expmccs for Foreign Ministers, the Police, 4c. The in. crease of expellee for the Royal Household is very easily accounted for, by - the great increase of the , price of all the necessaries of life. Mr. Prrr moved an addition of 43,0001. a year to the Civil List, and has also proposed that some charges, which constantly vary in their amount, should be provided for annually by Parliatilent, in. stead of being charged upon the Civil List. Sunday evening, about six o'clock, Fits MAJES. Ty, the DIME of CAMIIIt I putt . ) . and *PR INCE3S AMEL lA, took an airing on horseback through P ointy . H ER NIA JESTy and the. other PR INcaysEs followed in two open carriages. The Royal Party returned aboul.eight o'clock. Yesterday morning, soon after breakfast, THEIR MAJESTIES and the Pa INC ESSIIII, accompanied the DUKES of KENT and CuraueaLmo, walked in Kew Gardens. IVh. W. Pout, son of the . Hon. WILL; AM Wi t tAgst,Ey Po L ,R, arid Member ot l' , rliatnent for Queen's County, Ireland, is appointe.l Prtvate Se. vretary to Nlr. Aa si UTif NOT, . I accompany him on his embassy to Constaritinf.)ple. A t!ommqn KW was yesterd,ty held ar (or the Eledion of Sheriffs of the City Of London and County of Middlesex, in the root?) of TkromAs GRIEF !TM, Esq. who. has paid his fine, and JAMES EPHRAIM LUKE NEALSON, E , q . . who refused to give bond to take upon hire the said office ; when JOHN LACIER LA MOTT R, Esq. Citizenand Wheel. w right, 'and JAMEs OLDHAM OLDHAM, Eq. Cici. zen and Needle-maker, were elettted. YeAterdity the Di,vitches for the Bar;og; Urritrrl Kingdom, Airbi Castle, Wort-ever, Lord Ihrthkes-. fury, Duke If Mottrose, Monarch, Sovereign, - and Alexande)', were 'nnally closed at the Eau India Housc, and delivered to their fespitflive Pursers. Pleiruer..as r4W,BARte.m.- - N, IC4 'Sir Julio • Craticiol:; , Lady, familY,land mite; Capt; 16lio Blair; Melsrs.. J. - ,)1. Talbot; W. Thos. S'neyd ; IL Richartisien; G. W. Aubrey ; Sheen ; and L. J A. Diffileld.; C4dets . . Stillivan ;W. 11. Bettesworth; T. ; J.. Wright ; R., It. Young; W. 'Salmon; I, A. Biggs,'; argi : G A rtualtt ; W titers. . • , • Per 11:4,t . froXt onom. M:triras: Mr. Cita. March, 13arrliter Capt. Syticultant and 1,41 y ; Mr. I. Smith, ;Bengal; Mr. W. fle..in,;and lieppner. Writers;•Mr. and Mrs. Sirndsor), prrlcee t ling for thr e e y e a rs • •ItlesSri, C., I.tigdett,.4. Corry, S. VVarson J. L. (3414.-, ll;ilrs, anti J. Nutlert; Cadets; liar Wo,aoss ro ladr,Ty. Messrs. T.. Pirt, and G. Vaquay, C3titsJ.S. ' Per 1..? si t H AWKE.SPilitir.! - -to Madras Maldr;Cianeral lolut flrrath.; Mrs. It. lialinetman ; Air. R. Sitio,e, r , Cadet. J'er ...la t CA5rt.r..114, 4 4, Mad : Mr, and Airs, Scott, arui Mks C, Nicholson, voccetling ; to rrinte of Wales's 1,i144;; Mi;.; c.:.,Acy,tliotr;'ltkeisrs. E. and I. Fuotc, p J. M. COM. , ''OF pilnlyse,sx.--- Mr. I, jtirl. Shakepeare, Cadet ; Mr. RkWe,Tree.•!Vihriner. Per . Mr. T. Petiey and ; . Messrs. D. Capiptieft, W. Butler, Froe, Mariners; Misses F—Rand; C. _AWL A. Hetning • M.:!:.srs. W. llobkirk, j. Fagan, R. D. Icy re, C. 0: Startle y Cadets. • . • • Per Sovxwii.l6 N --To Bengal. F. Balfour, jp t . ;,ifek hant.; Captaimi 1. Cunningham and A. Fraser ;,.1.141.1.! C. MtirrayLMet4rS. l ß.. Keys and E. Henderspa, Assistant Sur. ;Vous; Meiars. A. H. Hardy, f.. Themas, I. Seppings; C. B. Field, Macleod, T. C. Cawt;ftle, T. Walker,: J. . Archer, D. Presgrave, A. , Dick, anct -‘; Rayd,. ,Cadets; Mr: S. Fraser ; Mr., M. Keys, and m'isses F. ant A. Rrskine. C. Saul, J. Shilpson, f 3, Kirkpatrick, H. Dawson, and F. Potts. Per A.4.xx,;tipsrt.--To Bengal : Captain A. .Caldwell; lessts, E. Cattaker, A. Graham, I. Du re'w. P. Ittetie, 0. W.- H. Hulmus, W. Murton, R. Atkipson, P.:liner, 1. li. A;lponival, 5, O'Brien,. 4. Pitt, L. titzgerald, acrd C. Weps ter i Cadets. Another severe contest is expected for theJ3o - of A.yleilitjry. The Candidates are Mr. BitowN MG and Mr. T.G.It uNy LLE ; the latter has vacated his Seat for B'uckingharti,' to - enable'him to become* a ear.didate. The Election "comes on next week. , The. Corn 1 . 111 'now' before .Parliameott:toofts, that thetimportationof Coto shall, for the future, be regulated by the average priee'o s t the whtle of the Maritime Distrias ; and that if the avera ge of aoy District be beiow that of the whole, tw.impor-, ration simil take pLice in that. pattitular The bounties and duties to be regulated Ipy ficlr.thact; annexed to the ' ' ' NAVAL IvEIVS. FALmount, Jtme 30.—SAiled the irah;llgham Packet, Capt. ROB E RTS, with the Mails for Lisbon. TORBAY, JULY I.—Sailed this morning the Nesnesis Frigate, and Pheasant Sloop of War, on a Cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2.—Arrived the Scourge Sloop of War, with the Alexander,-Monarch, and Mangles East Indiatnen, and a Fleet of outward.. bound Vessels, under Convoy from the Downs. .Sailed the Fi,..iga,narigate, with five sail of Yes. sell under Convoy fox the Mediterranean. 1-lA,awsco,,JuLY z.—Last night, after Post, the Lady Neptan Packet, Capt. Geotto E DEAN E, and the Dor;et, Capt. HAMILTON, arrived from cottenburgh, with Mails and Passengers. A Mes senger, with Dispatches from Sir Jottti BORLASE WARESN, our Ambassador at Russia, came by the Lady This morning the Prince of Wales Packet, Capr. HEARN, also arrived with a Mail from Gotten. burgh.) YAkuotrrit, Jars z.—Fourteen Dutch Fishing vessels have been lately sent in by flis Majesty's Ship L' Africa Yesterday the Mead, BROWN, Boyne, READ, and la, CILICKMAY, for the Baltic, went into the Roads to join Convoy, and in the afternoon, with several other Vessels, sailed, under Convoy of the Vulture Armed Ship and a Cutter. The Hunter Cutter sailed ; for the fiumber, to take under Convoy such Ships as are ready there to proceed to the Baltic. DEAL, JULY 2.-4rrived the Carl Storeship, from Portsmouth, and sailed for the Nure. • In Op Downs.—Men of War and Transports as yer last. An American shipmhich arrived nn Sunday from Rochfort, brings the interesting intelligence of the greatest attivity prevailing in that Port, the.people working night and day to complete a flotWa of• Gun. boats, of which a great number are actually ,finished. Five Sail of the Line and three Frigates had also quit. ted the harbour, and got clown to the Isle -D'Aix, a small island near Oleron. .They are, in general, wretchedly manned and ill provided, excepting the Maiestettx, of 120 guns, which had 1,300-men on board, Thir apparent objea of this movement is., if possible, to effen a junction with the Ships in Fer rol ; but such an occurrence, we, have nut the least doubt, the force under the command of Rear.Admi. rid the Hon, A. C6C 11 It ANC,- stationed off the latter port, will effeCtually prevent. His squadron consists of the Northumberland, Dragon, Ganges, Mart, ,Ypeaeer, Toaaat, and Terriblo, with several fri. gat::, and milli craft. , The following Vessels have been hired into Go. Vernm , nt Service, and the respenive Officera, whose naives ate Alixed, are appointed to command them the Lord Nels'on, • Capt. 1-IAL•Tit D Aurora, Capt. WHITE ; Sir A. Mitchell, Capt. SALT.; Ariadne ) Capt. SI:ADE ; Diadem, Capt. Nucor. The following Sloops have been ordered into commission at Pot ISIThAIi h ; viz. Thron,Utile,'Spy, and Eugenia. Captains EDGCUMB F, RI cuAaDsoN, WEBS, and .1303 H Br, "arc appointed to the several commands. The STeVnure, of 74 guns, which has been fur some time building at Bueklershnrd, near Ports. mouth, was last week launched,' and is to be pre pared fot service without delay, at Portsmouth. Those superb Swords lately presented to the gal lant Capt. !lissom., and other Officers, for their distinguished bravery, by the Committee of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's, were, we understand, designed and executed - by Mr. TIRO', of Lancaster.. court, Strarid, , • • Mr. Tr litltileY has resigned the command of the Suiberset.place Volunteers: Mr.CANN !NO is eleded . in his stead. •• • • The venerable Y3lBllOl, Of. LONDON preached Fulham on Sunday, one of the best Discourses that weever heard (14. th Romans, v. x.), and in !an mage,,the most.; beautifully eloquent, at the. same time so plain and uoaffetted, that the meanest and least enlightened, among his audience could not fail to under tang him ; he clernonstroed that tie, pre. valent crime of judging cenriorioosty 'of the con.:. do d, aaions, and .views of ~ Our neighboitt,,is not more injurious to him than it is prejudicial to ou a iselves,• and crime hateful . to Goo.--In the course of this beau( iful 'composition, the Right . R.fly. Prelate drew an interesting pidurc of thecon.:- dna of a Judge, and of the. procedings of our Cowie of Justice, and Cootrastcd it with that of the world at large, in.. judging of and passing Sentence upon the charaders, acliong, rnotivei, and opinions of their, - fello'w.men. The portrait was indeed a true and clegarit delineation of what a British Judge. is, and whet he always most he ; it Was impossible, . as the Preacher praeeded, not to feel sensibly the bappinesi of living under itich a System of Laws, so administered, or to fail to contrast our condition with that of a large portion of our fellow.men, who, by'the most cipspoti6 and abominable of all usurpations, are sitbjeded to be - Abe vkiitps of an hideous, odious, anti miserable' mockery of all Law and Justice. CLtAR.A.ES KEMBLE is gone upon a tour to Sr. rezer , burgb) but itafilly, we conceive, with any view to improve himself in graceful aging by the tri . ample of Ifctia4 wanner'. ~ . n t , fumAPARTit ;ectita 'very` fond of deooiat"ng' his 1 imiexia/ fl ire With stars. Fie . has, indeed, great l• relki:4l to thank the shirt for his' gotid . fortone 7 but " iljuktlee rolt., (lie !JAI]," - he.may still cone Under 411 s- . it piang o . . • PARIS: Juk'r THE Illeiniteui cif this day contains the following Note, upon a Paragraph which has appeared in the English Newspapers; stating that the object of Messrs. Fox and Git F:Y'S Vitiit to. Mr. pm-, was to communicate to him some proposition s th at h a d ,! I been made by Mr. la V I 1:1GsTO rJ, relative to France : " This assertion is destitute of probability. The English Government might receive from any other traveller the infoiniation whichlt is pretended has been obtained from Mr. LIV INGSTON ; the report which has been circulated, that this Minister was Charged with any overtures, direr} or indirea, on the part of the French Government, being utterly destitute of foundation. All Europa knows that France has always wished for peace; and that War has Inisen made against us, in order to plunder our Commerce, and under pretences at once false, frivo. lius, and ridiculous." JUNE 21. It is thought that the EuPEROR will go to Fontainbleau at the end of the week. During bit- stay at Compiegne, he testified to General BAXACUAY D'HILLIERS, an the Commanders of the Regiments of Dragoons, the satisfaftion he felt at the excellence of their manosuvres, both op horse back and on foot. Ju'xc 21.—At this moment, works are preparing at the Hate/ des Iwt'alides, which it is thought ate preparatory to the Coronation. That ceremony, however, it is believed, is deferred till the month of Vendemiaire. It is also said that the Members of the Legislative Body, and of the different,Consti tuted Authorities, who arc distinguished q parti cular dresses, will wear on that day embroidered luantlea. An Admiralty ,Session was yesterday held at the Old Bailey, before the Right Hon. ,Sir W, SCOTT, Sir JAMES MANSFIELD, and the LORD BAR9r.r. &c. when three Prisoners were tried, two of whom were conviaed .of Manslaughter, viz. r james Moody and George ilook, for feloniously kill. ing and slaying one-George Spark, and were ordered' to be impritonto in Newgate six months', and .to a tine of rot. each; and one was acquitted, viz. Michael Srjllivun. There being no-Rill of India. tnent against John Cummins, he was discharged. During the late storm, the lofty Spire of Han slope Church, in the . County of Bucks, was struck with lightning, and almost totally destroyed. It fall with a tremendous crash, and a large portion of it being precipitated upon the body of the Church, part of the roof sunk al ong with it ; the whole presenting a s ce n e truly O'fut and terrific. Providentially, no cind Itvg,s hs rt, although 00.1Pe persons were Hss' i ng at a short ditrance at 4he-time, and many large stones were drown with astonish ing force, in almost every direCtion, t 9 the distance Of fifty or sixty yards. NEU'S. ORAVILSEND, JUL', I. Passo by--the FAir American, froM New ()deans; Iris, Skinner, from Charante ; Sims, Jones, 'from . ford ; Fortuna, Engel!, twin Norway ; Heart of Oak, Car. ter, from Christiana-; Two Good Brothers, --, Young Vrow Nowell, and the Fiye Good BrOthers, 41.11195, fromE inbden. Sailed—the Velocity, !lodge, for Lubec ; Ulrica, 13oncl. Mao, for Gottenhurgh ; !ulna, Leirnc, and Two Gqxuaters a Fen:, for Embdcit. MARRIED. On Thursday, at Landar, by the Rev. Dr, Casberd, Capt. Villehois, or the hpit Light liragoona, to Miss Antia toms. youngest clatightcr 01 the late Robert Jones, Esq. of Eparnon Castle Glanwrganshiie. ' _.„ On Saturday, enarlesW. R)lus of Grove Place, Hackney, Esq. to Miss Sarah lames, taint daughter of Thomas Janus, Esq. of Browning.;, Esscx. on Friday s? , ,;.;;;i1:, at Edinburgh, Mr. lOhn Merchant, c. St. Petersourgh, to Mtss • Wcddoll, daughter of lir:msts Weddell, Esq. of thefornier place. • in Tuesday last, at Edinburgh, David Urquhart, Esq. o$ lir4elangw:ll, to Miss Matgaret rjuttter , thughter of'Mr. fatties Huntei. ,• • 'lhe same (lay, at Leith, Mr. Al 4. /Ceilaon Lamb, Solici tor-at-law, to Miss ElizabetLliutiehinson, daughter of Mr. john llutchinson, Merchant Illefe. Yesterday se'rmight, at- Milnhcad, Major Ciunithell of the atil, or Royal Irish Regiment of Foot, to'Miss Barbara Douglas M•Murdo, Worth (laughter of the• de4tased (oho M'Nlurdo, Esq. of Milnhead. DIED. 'On the aad ult. Mr. fames Young, Writerin gdinburet. On the 241.11 George Kenney, yuuniest , s son of , the tate Dr. Kenney, of St, Cahatint's. On the ,4th Miy, at Delshiel,Berwickshire, Captain Trim Tait, of the Sat Regiment. , On the 21St ult. at Csmpblcton, [Wm Clark, Esq. late of On the a4th ult. at Irvine, the Lady of NIJJOT Mrs. Elizabeth Glen, wife of Mr. George johnstun, fihr geon, In Perth. On the 16th ult. at Q neensferry, Mr. David Skeet', Sehoul master there. . On the 17th tat, at glie, fli t: shire, Mr. !obit Aiken, Sur geon. On the 17th ult. at Battenoch, in the t7th year of her age, Miss Susanna getides, youngest daughter of the Mr. Win. Getidas. On the tzth ult. et Lerwlek, Shetland, Mrs. Kotharina Henderson. widow of the dtiAlltaii john kisiulerson, of (iioup. aged 6z yeAret I'1? IL' E. y v. s,I ,S'TOCK.S. .....__so.tv. .. 'Batik Stock Bank Long Ann. 16 b 9- it NAvy 5 tier Cent: shut Ditto Short Ann. 3 1.t6 5 per Cent t" 9'• il7 8 1 I India Stock . Ira+ 3 per Cent. India bonds .ss. 3s. dii. • 4 per Cent. 731 Omniunt 411 pr , 3 per Cettt. l<cci. 55 i 6 , 1 Inpetiat. 3 per Cent. 54 ii Ere. Ct Con shot Ditto Ann. xchequer 11111s' ts. as. dis. Cons. ter inly, 57} % . No: 98', PALL-Mall` ELEGANT UPHOLSTERY and CAUfNET4MAKII'R's 'STOCK. of HOUSEHOLD FURN ITURE4 IJRU S. SE LS, W 1 Limy, TURKEY CARPETS, 4ce. - TO RE SOLD'I3Y AUCTION, By Mr. BALL, At No.• 98, July 3,,and two foamy jug Day*, at Twelve o'Clock r ALL the. Ne.it and Genuine HOUSEFICII,D FURNITUaL and 141feasofrin UPHOLSTERER. retiring into the Country ; comprizing lofty . Four-post anti Tent Bedsteads, with tich Chintz, Cotton, and otlier,Fituig lugs, and suitable Bedding, large llnt*se/s and. other Car pets, capital 'large • Pier and other Classes, Mirrors - and t; irandoles, brilliant- Cut-glass . Lustres, Mahogany Chest of Drawers, WArdnibes, Secretaries and 'Bookcases, side boards with, Cullarets, Sets of Dining, Cankand Pembroke Tables, Chairs•in Satin liorse4tair and Red Leather, Japan. ned Drawing-room Chairs, - and WIC( Effects, too numerous to•metittan... , • The above Colleetion Words a most advantageous oppor• tunity to Ovate Families, as the - Whole will be sold w►tttout ieserve. • May be viewetl, and Catalogues had at the Place of h aler and at Garraway's. London: Crinted by R. NI 4 I4iLLAN (of Bow.strcett CoVent-ganivn); and titiblishect by WiLLIAm AamtG l , l ` " ,, i . Moitiv.3treet, grosycnor.squ'ikre), Lll, -;• •