Elegant Iloniehold Furniture, Patent Rotary Library Table, rna , sy Plate, Jew elw, Grand Piano•forte, Taide and lied•liiirn, China. Cut (ilte , s, &c. the genuine Pr ,, perly ora Gtutlenern, going tp Spain. 11F. SOLI) BY AUCTION IVY Mit. DAVIS. On the Picini No). t,e, E;ii•ell-street, Illoomsloiry-tvare, To-Nlorrov, and two tnllowing at Twelve, without Reserve. All genuine PROPEItTY; embprisiiitz three lofty mahogany fnir pwt hpl)teatis ‘oitti made up in the present s.tyle, three cot tane ditto with excellf !It clean bedding. two complete drawing room stiit•, in five Fretiel; winclow•curtkim, elixir, three eo .c1:(.4. two complete pachoir snit*, iu 14. Morocco chairs:, hair ► 1(1 . 1i di! to, awl elegant petle%tal solclioard with a set of patent dis!ing seers t.iiri.• and book case, wartl..olw, chest Of diewti, ste:.(atlt card awl tables, large carpet=, kitchen utensils, &c. On the first day will be sold the valuable Lease, ‘2.6 3 - cars unex pired, at a low rent. Explarntion of the Two CApital Coloured Engravings (size 19 inches I,y 14) presented ts to every Purchaser of a Ticket or Shares, FOR"! l'N 4 TI:. OFrrer, NO fl, Coy 111Lp. irate No. 1, called TILE MODERN PROMETHEUS, OR THE DOWNFALL OF VNY. EVON rAnrt, repreacitted as the IkTodern Prometheus. is chai:v.d to ft iit allusion to the island of Elba. Justice stands over Ilion with the scales, in which the le. , itianite crown of the 13ourbons prepon derates in value over the Fisirmary cap of revolutionary Liberty; in her 112111 baud she points e!ie confederated sword of Europe to the fallen Usurper, 44 ho his writhing its :pony, with hi.: broken crown at hi 4 feet, and all the ensigns of hi• former vowel% Ilia countenance is horribly depietive of cle , pair ; cod a vulture, in tslIll:1011 to his conscience, is de- V.l uring his heart. PI tte No. 2, c:illed i3RIL3NNIA AND THE SEVEN CHANTPION6,OII MODERN ('II R 1.51 . EN I)( ) RE'STO KEIL The result of those even - s which have raccialy revived Europe Gm) a bleeding state, occupies the pencil of the artist, and by allegory he codeaeonua to pourtray n !mom state of peace and the Fecitrity acme- I nrrcial intercourse ; a serene transparent sky pourtrais the harmony of nature, and a smooth unruffled se ~the freedom of nautical.adven ture ; the band of unanimity is beautifully pourtplyed in the unity of action of all the figures "sketched upon the Plate, they event all to be Lt-: •iiia their aid to cone admired object, and that is Peace and the re vival of Commerce. Britannia is pourtrayed in her grand tiiumplial csr, drawn by sea-horses, their heads adorned bv stales of olive ;tit led h) Tritons ; she is resting upon her spear and shield, o n which is btarutifally executed an admirable representation of the Prince Ilea, iv - . tinier whose mild sway peace has been restored to an af tia,i,itt tens{:!, and tylm basset tie example of moderation as a crown of nad stininhoed the confederated Sovereiensof the Continent to rn! r ri riae. It was the spirit of freedom that animated the continental date' to throw 4,1 4 the yoke of tyranny and slavery ; and It was th e puir',el of the Knglish Constitution. that formed the ground plait of French freedom when the upstart Usarper was fallen, and a Louis re st: red : around hi r car the incubus and sea-nymphs are seen sporting, alai itt her train sea-elves manning the commercial navy, steering, un• ailing sails, exc. Over her head, and pouting in a tranquil atmosphere, are seen faoreitully depicts d, anqls with shields girded upon their left arms, and spring 4 of olive in their right, each shield repfesents one of • the Seven Champions rif Modern Christendow, being portraits of the eminent c onterVraied Sovereigns, and that of the Doke of Waliingtoti, the Champion of Angland, two angels suspending his portrait over the head of Britannia, white with the other band they crown her with lanrel, in idln-ion to this distiognished hero, who olevuted the gloity of Brit in in India, and rendered it .permanent by his conquests in Spain an d P o rtugal, aho by nnwearied enterprize and contnmmate Aidgment wasted the powerful resnorraaor the French in the Peninsula, and first taught the prostrate nations of the '.otthinent , the elialople of patience, of fortitude, and of conquest. -„ W. MA ny A...wows:l,ll(ls an early Applicatinn . tar Shares, in aorder to lecture a finished impression of the Coloured Engraving. Purchaserst of two or more Sbareboill i.e cntjtled to one icipression of each { 'lace, the Pronietheus being still in distribut,ion at this earliest solicitatio,nof several Friends. •—' • - LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MAY 16. The supply of Wheat this morning being smal , that of fine qua. lities met ready sale at an advance of Ai r per quarter; but there is not the least amemhient of the inferior in price, which descrip tion continue unsaleable. Having but little Barley at market, that which was fresh amid fi ne sold freely at last Monday's prices, but stale samples are full 2s, per quarter cheaper. Oats sell more trecly than on Friday, but the pc ice remains as on that day. In Beaus / ?casc o and other articles; uo alteration. s. s. a. s. ' SS a 69 White Pease 552 a b 6 66 a IS t Grey Pram, 42 a 46 39 a 40 ' Beans 4O a 44 $2 a 42 Ticks 10 a 76 . Oats .. Pine ditto jive 1141 ley ;. Poland 04ts 4n a 2$ Pntatoe ditto 2 a go Fine Flour 60 a Segood do. 41 1 a go !tape Sand 1,26 a 1 43 FplpAY, MAI/ 20. The market for most articles was pretty steady at Monday's pric:s. Fine Wheat freely supports the above quotation.—atts were a trifle dearer. JIREAD at late prices—Quartera Loaf Wheatern 1114. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER QUARTER. FUR TIM WISE .NDT :13 MAY 14. England* Wales. Scotland. England & Wales. Scotland. e .1. P. d. g. .1. s. it. 08 lo .... 63 8 Spans 43 9 .... 62 11 Pease ST 9 .... 41 A Oatmeal..... SI II *a 0 .... 27 8 1 Wee or Nl= -- 0 Wheat Rye Harley Oat% ..... • THE NATIONAL REGISTER, CET from to S. 8. otlgo 9V..104 ‘lit a cco. or lirou • n 95..1 It Dom. Nev. &Tor. 95.. 100 Grenada Museov. 93..101► JamaicA i.rown 96.. 943 wood.. lt 0-11111 fine ....1.03..110 ,RENT PRICES OF SUI from la . 1. St. Kitts & MI et-95..1 1 4 Tobago & St. V it. 95 .105 Surinam & Dem. .9n.. 07 St. Trinidad Rut Imlia 93-1110 Ground tips 90 91 fates .. 95 195 4. w. Lps brown 125 ..128 .fine CPI .111 Sing.loa.lirown ti twit _142 ..lbo Powder toaver..l l 4 ..I :)4 Hambro' ..160 Molauses 40 41 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGA ks Competed frnm the Returns made in the Week ending MAY 13, is 71% bid. per cwt. exclotlivr of the Duty of Custom,' paid or payaboe theseon eb he Import. ation thereof into Great Britain.—{Prom Saturday's Gazette.) gitieg SIG I fp O. 4. I. d. Beef b Oafi 4 Mutton— 5 i a G 5 Veal • 7 0 a 7 0 Pork G o a / 0 {,atpy r .... 5 0 a$ 0 . n4y AND ST44W, PER LOAD. .e. s. 4. E. s. d. Average I. e. d. .4' -2 li ST. JA5110116 Pe; 3 0 0 0 0: p 5 4 0 1 Stem . i to o a s* o 11ay..4 oabo • 1 I t T A % WHITECIj4kPEL /ttover 6 i 0 a 7 0 0 Stray 1 ~G 0a! fe 0 ' • • v 044 Hay... 4 0 • 44 5 6 0 SMITHFIELDI:IOver 6 0 0 la 7 I 0 Straw Ito 0 a St 2 p . . ?r. MEAT ) TRIDarl 514 Y O. 'MD. NKWOATI' a LE/1401M0 A LL• HEADS OF CATTLE AT 1 caECAse s• d. •. d SY ITHVIELD . Boer 4 9 a b * ROMP. 4.l)put .... 567 mutton 44a 5 i Sheep a 114bhp MI) a Veal 4 4a 4 4 Calves i4o " Peal 9 0a 6 9 Pigs 3OO U Lamb • ii gi a 8 Q COAL MAiiKET. COAL _ Ships sold. +i per clialdrou 0[36 bushels, Oh,ips at biasket; Mlipp I Won+ y , MAY 16.... , 26 Newcastle.. i 231 1 3 Suarler;aett 1 S A Olone Co4l i 0 C 0 Cinde.ys l, ,9 )culm • ' 0 6,1 th,vvcastle,. 61 2 kol,clerlanj. 2 O biviAlc.b goal 0 O iinilivs .' . 0 O Scotch Co . al. 0 O "'Newcastle 0 O ,Sunderlaad o O Welch Coil. ; 0. 9 Cu liti • Wicovp,may, MAyp MAy $.O Cinders shlvance Jr tt Delivered I§s. ••••••• ....,. ••••• •• 0640,11.0. e µden, a. d. 41 it as o 47 p a 41, 0 a —oa 0 —oa -43115373 o 0 a a - 4 t - 4 0 a 0 —Ol-0 -Ca- . . . . . LpNDlali • Pried and Published by HENRY HAY at No. 119 NeWCP*St/e'Stred, St rand •; and forwarded hy all Newsturn,Ckerp of ads. end Poehaeilers thresshent pelted Kkesdpin, free ofpniktage,~i►,to ,the coubAry, 30, per 41.14,11e.r. MAY 22 ;AR ? ' rpm