5, 1817. have daily report the improvement In the Funds.—Conso s fur Account tbis morning 73^. Dreadful Explosion oj a Sieam-Pacht. Yesterday morning about passengers bad 'tan en their places board the Steam Packet from Norwich Yarmouth , just as they were pushing from the moori

Wednesday April lo', 1817, the property a lady leaving town , A I,L the and valuable FURNITURE, consisting mahogany dininfl, card, snap and Pembroke tables, chairs, single and double chests drawers, library book-case, bedsteads md hangings, capital l her-beds, ma.trass and beddi

FRENCH PAPERS _ Paris, April 3. nPIIE funds continue rise, although the second loan is understood effected, or nearly so. Gold is offered at sous per IOOOfr. The statement the approaching departure the Court for Versailles is unfounded. The palace Versailles unfurnished, aud not

James Dunn, Middlesex, victualler. Wra, Elmitt, Peterborough, Northamptonshire,draper. George Jones, Aston, Warwickshire, gun-maker. James Ark aright, Liverpool, wooLert-draper. John Hey wood, Ilusholme, Lancashire, shopkeeper. Joseph Hankes, Snaith, Yorkshire, brandy-merchant.

seven eery rood plooeh daud, adyniumr «ame. Par apply Mr. Ml.iOi.lv H.vV, «>*xthe pr*as«s*«. Under wa Extent ton, and order Tie n BY I* At'ClfDN, >or. Sathrway the April and eight following days. Id the trainable Stick Mr. WH.- ILIACV, Paayii. Tlo die ptcnsiscs, lau.e, lairester

The Welter Stakes of logs, each, for any horse, mare, or gelding, and to carry 12st. Mares and geldings to allowed 3Jb.—To be named to Mr. Drury on or before the Ist of August, 1817, on which day the subscription to close. Five subscribers, and two horses to start, or no race.—S

Monday, April 7.—The Craven Stakes of lOgs. each, for all was won by Mr. Lake’s Roller, yrs. old, beating Mr. Lake’s br, c. bv Dick Andrews, sv%. old, Ld Jersey’s b. h. Cannon 6all, and 14 others- 2to 1 agst Cannon Ball.—Mr. Thornhill’s Sir Thomas, beat Mr. Payne’s Onyx, ICOgs.

its vicinity, that he has just received from London a fashionable assortment superfine cloths, cassimeres, and waistcoatings, and ladies’ cloths of the most prevailing colours, which his Foreman has carefully selected from the first houses in town. , The newest and most fashiona

proceed to give fuller particulars than we were able to present last week of the important trials of these wretched men at Leicester Assizes. The trials commenced on the 31st March with that of Samuel Clarke, who being the most likely to be acquitted, had on that account separate

and have not BSSSge diirhaaaed j di rrqucted hy hi* Executoi* pay lite . sarue w.rttiu from 'he hereof, Mr. and tinner L« leestt r, who is dull author:** dto receive Ami i hereby given. Mutt default inch pay hm ni, pint i .mw miU tnEsmnmwiwiely j wai.b oniHN need rnuipel Ihe n.i