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LOMDON42IpIB.- I's:WINGATE AND LE 1 1DENUALL StARKETS, MAY 14. (liy the Cara .e.) Rto( 45 od to cs sd ..... 4. 44 to 6s $4l Mutton 4s to 54 4d I Pork ........54 Od to tit 4d Lamb S. Odle Oa $A PktCRS or HA'Y * aro STRAW YESTERDAY. R. salsas. Uay...41 la od t011 , ,,10s Od Uay... 51 111 s to, 61 14. Od St: air , 21 os 5d to 711 :Si od Straw 14s to 21 18s Od Clovsr6l Os sd, to 71 73`,1 Clover 61 161 to 71 16. Otl PRICE e" 'IF HOP 9. itir SAGS. . - Nilli ' Porters. Kent Rosser 5l Os to 61 Os St R: 6l Os to 61 141 Essex Foreign FMCS or TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 11216. Town Talow 71* Od Ditto rough Yellow Russia ... ..... 70s Od Yellow Soap 9O. Od Vhite ditto 615 Od 1 Jteled. . lo2s Od Soap ditto sss 011 Curd lo6s odr Netting Stuft•-• 540 Od Pa1ta."....:7...... 00s 04 PRICE OF CANDLES—From "'rano , * Chodlers' Hall. Cradles, per doz. 12s 61—Moulds, 14s Od; 6d. per dozen allowed for ready money. • - PRICE OF J.EATHER. DIM, 50 ti 561bs each "Cld to 2211 per lb. • Ditto, .56 to 661bs each 24d to Od Dressing hides Fine Coach Hides 17d to lgili Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs or cutting 164 to lad Ditto 45 to 501bs ...... .—..:;---, 111 d to MI Calf Skins, 30 to 401b3.,:..... ............ 94d to 27d "-Ditto 50 to 70114 - -10 d to :S.id Ditto 70 to 801bs. - sSd to 344 Small Seals (Greenland) 22d to szed I.arge ditto per dozen 70s to 90s Tanned Horse Hides iod to 19d Spanish Horse Hides led to 2411 FOREIGN WOO,- 5 ' - Spanish Sheep—Leonesa per lb. • ss. Oct. to 6s. 3d. • 3s. 9d. to Ss. Oct. 31. Od. to •s. 9d. • _ Seville - 2s. 3d. to 3s. 9d. Saxony, first, Gs. Cd. to 7s. 9d. second 3s. 6d. to Ss. 9d. ahem* first, 4s. od. to Ss. 3d. second 2s. 6d. to 3s. 9d. RAW HIDES. 131st Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary... Is Scl to Is lad stone) ns 4d to 2.1 6d Market Coif 9c Od to Os Od Middliags...9s Od to es 9d Eng. Horse Os Od to 00s Id Sheep Skins --Polled, 71 ad toes od.—Downs, Ss Od to us Od. COAL \I ARIC)•:T, Mar 14. • Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. '94 Newcastle 8:2.4 341 Od to 41$ 9d 21 Sunderland 20 32s Od to 41s 3d CTRY MA: Utsaincr., May 13.—Wheat, per load, £l6 Os to Xt.° Si...— Barley, per quarter, 34. to 30s—Chts 295 to 3906—Beano, 501 to 60s--Pau, 00s to 00s—Rye, 005 to 00s. Oaroau, May 13.—The price of a Bushel of Wheat.—+.o‘ The flail-peck Loaf, Household, is id. • Haineat, May 15.—Wheat 75.64. to 9s. 4d—Beans, ss. It to Sc Oct—Vetches, Os Od per busheL--Barley, 3Ss to 445 . Oats, 28s Od to 36s Od per quarter—Bread, Is- Sd the half pack—Flour, 501 to ..iss per sack. COURSE Of XXCHA.NGE. Amsterdam ll 9 C.F. Seville ..... ....... 37/ Ditto at sight...— 11 6 Gibraltar ...... .. 34 Riverdam... ll 10 CU. izzliorn Antwerp, ea-mo. 11 11 Genoa 47 IPanburgh 54 8 21U. Vealce Ital. Li'. 25 0 Mona .... ....... .34 924 U. man 5O Pads, 3day's date 24 30 U. Naples Ditto 94 60 2U. Palermo l23d per... Bourdeaux do. ...24 60 Lisbon-- ....... Frankfort on the Oporto .... ..... . 57 Maine 142 ex-rno. Rio Janeiro _ _. Madrid, effective SS Cadiz effect. 58 PRICES OF Foreign Oold in Bars New Doubloons Dublin l3} Cork New Dollars... . Silver, in bars, standard...—. AND sILVSR £0 0 0 ~. ..... ....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, MAY 14. COMMERCIAL. Goa:spin/irons. Mr. Justice BAYINEV pronounced the sentence of the Court. It-was, that John Kinneir shoyld be im prisoned in the jail of Ilchester, for two years ; that Louis Levy should be imprisoned in the jail of Glou cester, for two years, and pay a fine to the Crown of t 5,090 ; that Mosely Woo(ishould be imprisoned in the House of Correction, in Culdbath-fields, for two years, add pay a fine to the Crown of £lO,OOO ; and that Levy and Woolf should be farther imprisoned till those fines were paid, His Lordship said, it bad been stated that Levy was a bankrupt ; but it ap peared on the trial, that he had sent large quantities of goo* to India, ul.ich he had obtained by means of this conspiracy, and therefore the Court considered, that from the sale of those goods he might obtain re mittances to pay this fine. RURAL COTTAGES FOR SALE BY AUCTION. On'the 19th of May instant, at Fite o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Bush Inn, Southsea, By Mr. a GRATT, FOUR Small Genteel COTTAGE RESIDENCES, called BELLE VUE, SUMMER TOWN, TRAFAL GAR, and WATERLOO; each having a good Garden, Out houses, excellent Spring Water, &e. replete with Fixtures, and fitted up with every convenkswe to ensure comfort. The situation of the above-mentioned Cottages is truly de lightful, being surrounded with fine open fields, gardens, &e. and in a most respectable neighbourhoefl ; they are near the Bush Inn, where the Post-office is held and within five minutes walk , of the Bathing Marflines.—lt would be superfluous to mention the many other superior advantages these Premises possess. For further Particulars and viewing the same, apply to Mr. Noah Perfett, Broad-street, Portsmouth ; or Mr. U. Garratt, Auctioneer, Half-Moon-etreet, Portsex; if by letter, post paid. Portsmouth, May 13, 1619. TIURLES ESTATE, IRELAND. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION', At the Commercial Buildings, Dublin, some time in the month of August next, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract on or before the Ist of that month, of which"dtse notice will be given, THE ESTATE of THURLES, with its several Dependencies in the Cotuary of Tipperary, consisting of upwards of Seven Thousand Five Hundred Acres; English mea sure, and comprizing, with very numerous Farms, the TOWN of Tilt FILES. The whole let at very low rents, amcenting to upwards of 41000 pet Annum, English money. This most important property is attended with peculiar and great a4van taps, has been lately accurately and minutely Surveyed, and will be Sold either altogether or in parcels.—Tbe Survey, Maps, Faiticulars, Rental, &c. may be seen by application to Thomas Lanigan, Esq. of Castle Fogarty, near Thurles ; also at the Mee of Messrs. Evans and Bartrum, St. Mildred's-court, ?Imlay, London ; and of James Johnstone, North Cumberland street, Dublin, Esq.—Mr. Leuigan will appoint proper persons to shew the Estates, will give every necessary information on the spot, and will treat for the Sale..—Part of the Purchase raoney may remain on Mortgage... • 11111 E Profession of Physic is of the highest impor tance to Mankind, and when the talents and tried repots the of those eminent Surgeons Messrs. CURRIE and Co. are considered, who during thirty years' experience and extensive practice in this Metropolis, have brought this art almost to per fectioa, it is tat easy to refrain from expressing regret and indig committed by ignorant and un the health, and destroy MONMOUTHSHIRE. By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At Garraway's Coffee-llouse, 'Change-Alley, Cornhilk on Teas- BAT June I, as will be hereafter more particularly specified, by direction of the Executors of the late Emma an Bator, Esq. of Laneayo-House near Usk. unless disposed of in the mean time by Private C ontract, ALL the .Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, called LOWER LANCAYO, containing nearly, in a Ring fence, THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY-FIVE ACRES, or thereabouts, of fertile Arable, 3.leadow, and Pasture Land, which having been in the possession of the late Proprietor, s is in the highest state of Cultivation. An elegant substantial Mansion has recently been erected thereon, with peculiarly convenient and appropriate Offices, called LANCAYO-HOUSE. • This Estate is situate in the beautiful celebrated Vale of Usk. within One Mile of the Town of Usk, on the Banks of the Usk, famed for Salmon and Trout Fishing. The numerous and substantial Fanning Buildings, erected within a few years at a great ex panse, are very complete, and arranged with much taste and judgment. Also, A noble W I NEP-M ILL, recently erected, and carable of grinding One Hundred Sacks of Hour, weekly. Also, The reputed MANOR and ESTATE, Wk.! COURT ST. LAWRENCE, situate between Ragland and Newport, in the Parish of Langoven, about Six Miles from Monmouth and Usk, containing about Three Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land, nearly all in Pasture, and In a good state of Cultivation. This Estate-has also been in the hands of the late Proprietor. The re is a large quantity of thriving Timber upon it, and substantial Dwelling-Houses and Farting-Buildings. Also, The LEASEHOLD TYTHES of the PARISHES or CHURCHES of LANGOVEN and PENC4.AN'DO, ] held for a tern. of Years under the Bishop and Chapter of Llaadaff; being the Rectorial Tythes over about Two 'Fbottiand Acres of Land; the whole estimated to be worth upwards of Fifteen Hundred Pounds a Yea►. Particulars are preparing, and may be soon had of Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Solicitors, Angel-court, Thrognionen street ; of Mr. Jones, Solicitor, Usk ; cf Mr. Isaac Cooke, So licitor, Bristol; at the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; of Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Boss„ of Mr. Wakefield, Land-Agent and Surveyor, No. 42, Pall-Mall; and at Caraway's. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At Garraway's, on TUFSDAY, the 13th of July, at 12 o'clock, TUE celebrated Estate of PIEItCEFIELD, .near 1 Chepstow, in Monmouthshire ; the property consists of a noble Mansion, Minting in a Park of nu Acrsa, surrounded by a brick wall. The whole Estate comprises TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES Of Land, extending ott both the hanks of the Wye, from close to Tintern Abbey to the Town of Chepstow, and is of the an nual value of THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS. In picturesque scenery this spot 'has been long celebrated as the first in Grrat Britain, Nature having lashised her favours upon it with a most bountiful band, and rendered it the boast and pride of all lovers of fine scenery. The Intrinsic value is great, from its cuntignity is Chepstow anti the Severn, wkich carries its produce to the best rmukets. THE KING V. WILKES. - - Mr. ADOLPHUS moved for a Rule to shew cause why a criminal information should notbe filed against William Wilkes. It appeared, that for the space of two years, letters of the most abusive and indecent nature had been sent to the females of a family at Gravesend, and that some persons were induced to suppose that they' were .vvrittea by Mr. Crudep, a very resnectable solicitor, who resided in that town. At last, however, they were believed to come from Mr. Wilkes ; and the present application was made by Mr. Cruden and his mother. The Cotmr, after hearin g the affidavits, said, that this application would give the parties an opportu nity of setting themselves right in their own neigh bourhood ; and that, if the facts were denied, the or dinary Tribunals of the country would be open to them for further pioceeding::. They did not consider it necessary, therefore, to grant a criminal informa tion in this case. An Inquest was held, on Thuviay, at the Stock- Craven-place, Bayswater, on the body of 'ho was killed by being thrown our Members of the royal heir Diplomas and Testitr.o -r, No. 107, Ilatton-garden, NRRVOUS DF.BILITY, STRICTURES of the consulted either personally. , introduction to a friend discovery and acquisftion of ihrbility, frog *hat- Violent weans hitherto every r.iusto'.ir fibre of and re-establiphea his and thus expoing , Partictaars are preparing, axd ma:- ii- had by thst e 1 of June, Mews. CURATE '. of Messrs. White and Woodrnife, St:licifors, Liticeitil Inn ; •.f . ..app ri bb a ti a i o f nit ' Assers. Lamm% 'Salicitnrs, lirirtni ; of Mr. Cooke, S , Aicitor, eotopletini; is three weeks Boss; and tote. moan time a Map of the Estate nay he ir - trees of tit& skit ' ofge-ted at T.Tr. Wok .s...itrtf, rand Armt %NI s,,rvcrv, Sc.. et, '0ri.d...407, Thsuoss.gdziea. . 1. 4 a1t-biall, of rtitua; Mato r...sy be had :t.t :Las h. • OrliE riddyring Cates aoffultittflie debted Success of lii "Ligiaih's ANTI i 111(11MCINILS: Mary Archibald, George-street, Edinburgh. vets of a Scorbutic Alfecdon which p e had Mrs. C A r t ai te g "ed wit Y O l‘ f ir iam ßsl es t g , alg "ali v an intnti7tt c o ! t s ky, %vas 'cured of a violer.t Scurvy, le beast and which almost cieprived het of her senses..—A, '- Browning, Druggist, Paisley. 0 / G. A son of 5.:r. Ifal:yburtoit's, llowpasley, near Timid :, tz. after eight year' affliction of the ticurvy.-,Wit.., m, Armstrong, Drugaist, Dulwich. A'Oendeman in-Glasgow had a severe Scorbufc he bought one bottle of Mr. Upturn's Antiscotbuic Dr. one bottle alas Lotion, which two bottles perfect. ) . cet Uhl' own astonishment. —Attested by Dr. A. 1 1 .`Dot.i.d, sow. Robert, son of John Graham, of Ifittheontown-llcal Carlisle, was cured Of the Scurvy after twelve nwtth.. by one small only.—Attested by J. Jolli:, i9y t; ~r.}~, z ew Suld by Mr. Lignwm, Blanchester; J. Evans an! $. t Long-lane, West Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Bow Vhtr-e 7ar d. Barclay and Sons, L 5, Fleet-market; Edwards, lA, St. I% : „ri C.llurch-yard; Butler and Sons, 4, (Itaptidc, London, zu ; SackYille-strent,,D4blin ; and the principal Mee.:cine Vol 4 l in Town mid Country.--;-Price 24. 9d.-4s. 6d.— nil Just published by Mr. Lignum, a Practical Troads; ua C U . V. neeeal 111sease, price 2s. 6d.- and sold by all booksellers. VTARSIIALL'S CERATE prevents an.: ram IVA. those trouhkarn • and painful visitants CIiII.III.AIXI, whether in a broken or unbroken state; remove, the lut e , and Inflammation on the first appl wtinu , :Ltd when br34x. heal: in a much shorter time thane:act be ore dited butbi - : 1 Z rience. Wounds, Illeented Legs, Burns, Scalds, s z ,4 Ulcers, of every denondna op tion y an a rt cl inixt o ut t er ' rhzh.m Bi . Juneeweverlonigs;h: are effectually cured by this Carat:. Copy " Minns—A very singular and intportant Cate pri,- s pi by Marshall's Universal Cerate demands publicity! S. Gfoc, Esq. had a man named Harris working with him, who bee! ',my , afflicted ncarly IS years with a most shocking inflamed ofkl I leg, insomuch as to ba almost in a state of puireiactiGe ; S, rd been in the Loudnu llospiol, to the salt water, and un.tet :eons of this plate, for seven years past, when tight buias Marshall's Universal Cerate, he bought of me, completely cures him. I shall think: the proprietor is promoting the cat.e inanity, by publishing this case, and every opportunity at making it known will be embraced by your obedient beLl s servant, " E. PISILCV, " Dull-etreet, Irmnlngbarn." Sold Wholesale and Retail, by Mrs. Marshall's Agents, T. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, neatly opposite the general entrat cs to the Cathedral, on the foot-way ; price Is. lid. end Ea ae„ per box. Whore also may be procured, SPILIMURY'S PATIENT A.:ILS:011.11'1IC DROP!, a ReMeei 14urvy, Gout, Rheumatism, linaptive and SCr=l lhYsa t tipared at the Diopeasary, Soho -squrte, cn, l iv e & 10% 6d. and eEI 2s. Duty included. The genuine has a 1314 Ink Stamp. COMAE BALM Or GILEAD., LADIES of cold, acrid, or bilious habit of body, 'dieted with Languor, Head-ach, or Hysterical Affections, cannot hive recourse to it more salutary remedy than the Cos. WAIL Bata Dr Ganso. To *Gentlemen from the East or Wee Indies, the Student from public seminaries, cr those stomm cupations require sedentary life, this medicine Ilia effected am derful cures in cases of debility'', originating from best ci climate, or relaxations . from juvenile indlscre dor se- and the effects olio tense application to study or bpsinets. Sold by Leigh,. Sttand ; Bacon, ISO, Oxford -street; Swan and Co. Bow Church=yard; Butler, Cheapride ; Tut!, F.:chaste; and Ward, Holborn; price I Is. each, or four in one Car-...iy Bottle for &la. by which one 11 s. bottle Is saved, with the words " Smut Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-IMPETI. GENES, or SOLO:11ON's I)ROPS (without mercury, or any deleterious preparationj..uthich stand In the highest estimation for the cure of .the scurvy., scrofula, leprosy, and all dissedes originating Wan impure state of-the blood; being gradual, ger.de, and almost imperceptible, in their operation--the best substitute than has ever been discovered for that dm.gerous miners Me. airy, sweetening the Mood, and stimulating it to expel all seri ous mad impure juices, giving strength and cone to the worn; enlivening and invigorating both body and mind. Price 11s. per bottle, or four in one family bottle - es- 335. es which one small bottle•is saved. The warns Sam:. Solixsor, Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of each bottle, althea which none are genuine. Also, price 3a that scarce, interesting, and useful Fans", Work. (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead-Home), entitled, A GI/11)EL° II F. 11.141; or, Advice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints-Ih* SOLOMON, M.D.—Containing a Treatise on Fa inaleDiksues, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also Genii-al Ana-4s on those Diseases with which the Musson Body is mostbm . ieuril rm 'filleted ; explaining the sysripto, mode of treatmehi ! Bcc Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter. the usual:ro- Cet of a one pound note to be inclosed, addreiseci, . 4 •NicSer r n . Dr. Solomon; Gilead-house, near I.lvetpoor ".P.4 double postage.' IMPORTANT ADVICE. - • • WHEN Men of Education and Profeaiemil skill use persevet'n c ntlev,vou rs to discover the most ra te vertain method of trea:tog a few prevailing Moises, the mons ful result of their tape rie nee is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS apd Co. Members of the Royal Collegial Pi geons, have been induced to make the cure of the foll.iviing the object of their particular study, vii. a eerfabs Disorder, frecara: l / contracted in a moment of intoxication, and its cooconitarali Strictures and Gli:ets, which, by an improved plan, are 'peter and effectually cured ; as alo debility, whether ailing from lhc chanaliau indulgences, long res!dence in warm elimatee, or a Se cret solitary vice, too often unhappily pursued by the scab of both sexes; in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and is :Se other a numerous trails of nervous diseases, which, ii noitlaulT remedied, terminate in impotence and consumption. In dint 1i:- tensing state of debility or dein...covey, whether the consemexce of such baneful habits, or atistng from say other cause, by Void: the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, at tegular:T educated Surgeons of Londom they or a firm, safe, and ipeedf restoration to sound and vigorous hi abb. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure cf thee particular complaints, in order that they may nut be, by A rtio taken few, marked with the Oblequy so justly attached totle ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves !ovate tt« they have been properly educated and initiated Into every 61112:k of the profesalan (eure,lcates of which, from different liospin:ll and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, the; heir to convince any inquirer) that the.: success vesultlrg from the endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the gene - A Practitioner, and they presume that :heir pretandor.s stunts: to s fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which dtcf have, by the Public, been an liberally honoured. The result of a lung and extensive ; ractice has enabled titan by a superior method, to remove venereal estriplainta, ever inveterate or cumplicated, without rubjectittg the in:LI to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent cases,, where an early aeplicatioo is made on discovery of the de intim ; they frequently perform a cure in the short space :re two days. The unpreci der.ted success of their mode o f treatment (which has never been koowa to fall In one sisg:!' instance,. In a practice of . prenty 'rears; during which pc i matiy thousand person et.th sixes have been rured, even aftt: severe and injurious methods have beet pursued by ocher timers, without effect), induces thee.. thus trahlicly offer riser adilee..--To be consulted daily:he l'ati an et either wx, `a" creCy, delicacy, and attention: fitters frora the Costar, tc:l - the particulars of the. case, age, and mt.ener of hvi4, • closing a remittance, duly attendee to, and adviceand mono* forwarded to any part of the kingdom. GOSS and. Co. M. R. C. Surgeons. IS, Bonnie -erne, Plen.anut, T,ordre. Just publishask 100 Velem, The /EGIS of LIFMk, a foliate l'ornmenrary on the Diaitastu--By G OSS and Co.—Addressed to the Yet th ;44 Maturity of both Sizes. 311 v be 1441 at Na t=o, l'arcr. l .•"`'` M `2 fri s Pall Nall; 24, Gestard.amet ; 274, Flett-stsect ;..rd cc Honipirlien. price :o • DLXI). Of ao-htfioranation of the cheoe. after twefre horst ;.:G¢- Arts, die lanfe of 11. Site, Foq.ef itatt-erwat. IJV : mud pAY.51 1 .1..cl r, 1':a:r~ 1: .t- I'. I. dale Argos, Craven-pl ace, Ba y swater, o n the b o dy of practice in this ibi etropu lis, h b fection, it is not easy to ref avebrought this rain from expressly Villain Little, who was killed by being thrown out n ation at the frauds t and.hijuries committed t of * cart, the horse having taken fright. Verdict— fellow -creatures. trifle with the I Accidental Danish.—This -was another of the nume. the lives of their rod s accidents caused by taking the bridle off the moms. Cu ARIE and Co. are Members leges of be London and FAlinbur their Dipi bead of the horse where harnessed to a carriage. p ut s ,„.,seen at their House, No. II . yesterday an Inquest was held at the Phcenix Pot- ;here in all cuas of SYPHILIS, NRRVf. ter's-field, Southwark, on the body of Sarnuel . N:kylor, *VASCULAR RELAXATION, sTM , a bricklayer, who, the preceding day, had fallen from tiltEl' lett HUAs B`c. Y.c. &e. they may be connate RE by er. .a high scaffold, and was dashed to pieces. Verdict— Maus. CURRIE and Co. owe to an Mtn Accidereal Death. • and pupil of the illustrious Mt.?, the disco. . • Y e st e rday morning, between 11 and 12 o'clock, as of a inn* mode of treatment in all cas es of I. a f ar mer's cart, loaded with grass, was going along ever cause erisinz, which in discarding thelric practised in this Country, give a tone to ever o r f or d.otoet, it %vas - followed by a number of chill-gicient, resumes his animal spirit., ant dren who Were pluck - til e spme Rowers that were t he ' t ric wi thout inflamiug the Constitution, • • eged Irbil the grass, driver frequently warned ' him to the dangers of a relapil. t t o m alf*T s . *inch tbey &um arded, and at length I In STRICTURES of the URUTIIRA, afe irli a • O TT *tie girl, tempting to reach i i 1 C. t tave excited the astonishment s l id one lir- i ng l a re idled_ 'Mica' Men, by oomple i. ato the cart ,was thrprn der the Wheel. and most e ares „b s have dehad all the resources of C.' J '•!tcd to death. •-• 1 VALciace soup all puts of the. W0r:c1....1 • ••1 . --.411"4441 ."140 ••••-• By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Richmond, Surrey, on Moseav neat, the 17th day of May, 1819, at One °I - lock, . THE LEASE of a . very ELEGANT VILLA RESIDENCE, situate near the Bridge at h chniond, ih .he County of Surrey, planned with Suites of Spacious Apart ments, handsomely fitted up, and adapted for the accommoda• tion of a Nobleman or. Family of the first Distinction; corn 4nanding a fine View of the River Thames, aod of the beautiful and richly varied Scenery of the surrounding Country ; a beau tiful Pleasure-Ground, sloping to the River; Coach-house and Sht-stall Stable; and Garden, walled-in. OA the same and following. Days, at seven o'Clork, WILL BE SOLD, The Int.gaut and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, the principal pia new within a short period ; consist ing of Broad Cloth and Chintz Cotton French Red Window Curtains, with continued Draperies, trimmed With Parisian Fringe; capital Four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz and other Furnitures; prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bed dui" of all denominations ; well-made Cabinet Articles, in Wad-' robes, Chests of Drawers, Dining, Card, Pembroke, and other Tables in Mahogany, fie.; a capital Billiard-Table ; capital Pier and Chimney Glasses, some of large dimensions ; Elirron; l fine Oid China, in Jars , Beakers, Dishes, Services of (Nina, rich Cut Glass, Plated Articles, Bronze an d Or-molu Figures ; Lights and Tripsds, Chinese Pagodas, French. and other Clocks, -Barrel Organ, by Clementi and Co:: a brillant-toned Grand . Pianoforte, by Broadwood and Son ; Turkey, Brussels, and ether Carpets, and various Effects ; a few remarkably fine Orange and Lemon Tax's, Green-House Plants, and a small Cellar of choke Wines. The House to be viewed to the time of Sale, by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises; at the Castle and Talbot, Rich- Med; White Hart, Windsor; Castle, Salt-Hill; ReikLios, Ibihmiww; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, Wes* Tickets for viewing may be had. The Furniture on PAW and Saturday preceding the Sale. Catalogues will be really in due time. ELEGANT MASSY SILVER AND GILT PLATE, NEARLY EIGHT THOUSAND OUNCES. •-• By Mr. ROBINS, At the ROOMS, No. I!, King-street, St. James's-square, on Weinnensav, May 26, at Twelve, ATABLE SERVICE of ELEGANT MASSY CHASED PLATE, the Property of a Gentleman of Distinction, near 8000 Ounces; consisting of Soup Tureens and Covers, Dishes from 12 to 17 inches, Vegetable Dishes, Plates, Sauce Boats, Waiters, Gravy and Table Spoons, three and four prong Forks, Silver-handle Knives, Cruet Stands, Mar Can dlesticks and Branches, a quantity of Gilt Dessert Plate, in Knives and Forks, Spoons, Ice-trowels, &e. a handsome Pla teau, in silver mounting, 4 feet 3 long, I font 3 wide, elegantly finished, and sundry articles of Plated Ware, Plate Case, &e. To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be bad at the Rooms; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square. SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. WAISFIELD. Coffee-lions*, 'Change-Alley, Corea se • TUZsDAT, JIM 1. 16 Aoe Lot, !OLD VILLA' and ESTATE, called H I LT,, alma Two from Feren-Bow, on to Lewes and Brighton, Fivenllies from Last from Tonbridge Welk, and Tinny-five from House contains a handsome Ertrance-Hall, , Ming-Room, and Library. Seven inn Bed . n smaller ones, with detached Offices, Double enach-Tiouse, Five-stall Stable, with Servant; Hoonss above, an excellent Farm-Yard, with suitable Buildinzs, a Productive Kitchen-Garden, and extensive Ileastre-Grounds, plated in a Park of Sixtrive Air es, es, which, with'the adjoining Karate, contains about TW() HUNDRED and. TWENTY ACRES, nearly all Freehold, the Copyhold and ILeasehalid Parts being nearly equal to Freehold tenure. The Villa and Park may, be viewed by, Tickets only, which may be bad of Mr. Wakefield, Land-Surveyor, No. 42, Pali mall, and Descriptive Particulars bad of him, and at Garra way's ; of Mr. Edward Venal, Solicitor, ewes • of Mr. George Rankin, Solicitor, East Grinsteatl; and of .31r. Auctioneer, Chichester. • By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Carnlull, on TIMSDAY, June 1, in Otte Lot, A*VERY ELEGANT MARINE VILLA, and EIGHTEEN ACHES of LAND, in the Isle of Wight, called WEST HILL, near Cowes, a place which for some years has been the Reddens. of Persons of Distinction, and it is in a perfect Arta of Repair. It commands delightful Pros pects front every part of the Grounds; and the House consists of Dinin g and Drawing-Ronots, Library, and Breakfast-Room of excellent dimensions, Seven best Bed-Rooms, with Dressing- Rooms, large Gardens, Houscheeper and. Sutler's Rooms, Servants'-Hall, and every Domestic Office with Bed-Rooms over ; detached are Two Stables, a Double I:each-House Bar ness.ll9sisc, and Yard, and a Walled (laden of Three Q uarters of an Acre. Immediate possession may be bad. The Fixtures to be taken at a Valuation, and the Furniture, if agreeable to the Purchaser; if rot, a right will be rescrvcd to Sell it by Auc tion on the Premises. ' To be viewed by Tickets only, which may he had of Mr. Wakefield, Land—Surveyor, No. 42, Pall-mall, and Descriptive Particulars bad of him; at Oarraway's; of Meant. Burley, Moore, Lake, and Burley, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn •of Messrs. Clarke, Sewell, and Hearn, NewpOrt, Isle of Righ t; and Mr. Weller, Cbicherter. A Map Of the Notate, a Plan of the House and Offices, and a Drawing of the House, way be saw at Mr. Wakefield's. _ . SALES BY AucTioN.,. . sic .• RICHMOND, SURREY. . , . . ELEGANT VILLA on the RANKS of the TUANNK Paehioneble and Elegant FURNITURE, PIER and CHIM- .At Garraway's ' NET GLASSES, MIRRORS, Fine OLD CHINA, . , • Ti F CIIINESC PAGODAS, BRONZE and 'OR-MOLU • REEII( PI G URES and TRIPODS, FRE NC Haiwi etber CLOCKS, A aCtaiLLIARD TAIII,E.ORAND PIANOFORTE, HOLLY II I RREL ORGAN, PLATED ARTICLES, Services the MO Road to of CHINA, rich ('UT (4ASS,and a small Collar of choice (Winstead, Ten h WINO; LEMON and . MANGE TREES, aad various London. The I EFFECTS. . Drawing-Room, : R. Mr. ROBINS. , Chambers Seven , _ By Mr. WAKEFIELD., At Garraway's Coffee-House. 'Citange.Alley, Cornkfil, on .I . I.:ESDAY, Suite 1, in Two Lots, LOT I.I I IIE MANORS or 'reputed MANORS of itIARK-HALL, •LATFON-HALL, NEW HALL, BRENT-HALL, and KITCHENMALL, with the distinguished Mansion of MARK-HALL, and the adjoruMg ESTATE, producing, with anTetimate of tbe Land in handy £4,000 per Annum, situated between the Nineteen *and the Twenty-three Milem;tones on the Road to Newmarket, near the, Royal Forests of Hanault and Epping, and being in the Coun ties of Essex and Hertford, lying all compact, and near the Market-Towns of Harlow, Mertford,. Ssorford, Epping, and Ongar ; and from the rema rkable high condition in which the Estate is, the respondbility of the Tenantry, its great Local Ad -vantages, its contiguity to the best Markets, the Extent of the Manors abounding with Game, which base been preserved with unrivalled care, the beauty of the Attie, and elegance of the Mansion, it may be esteemed one of the finest Properties ever offered for Sale. Lor 2. The ADVOWSON of the PARISH of LATTON, being an excellent Glebe...Meuse, One Hundred and Thirty Acres of Glebe-Land, and a Living producing £3OO per An num, heing the entire Tithes of the Parish of !anon, and pm- Isesaing peculiar advantages, u will be set forth, the present In ambent aged 59. _ _ May be viewed by Tickets only, which may be had of Mr. WakelA& Lsoglitiveivaryff, Pall-Mail, and Descr ipti ve Par =re of Una; d . Moaee. trriham,.liindsrley, and tori,:lhiceles-IMit of Mr. Foreman, Salicitor, Harlow ; of Mr. Juksest, Auctioneer. Hertford; of Won. Chalk and Orokostard ; Mt. Lake, Load-Surveyor, Colchester; 71 dty Mame% Iraq. Solicitor, Bury St. Edinund's- Mr. Wake- Ipswich ; . Mr. Morton Lampitts, FySeld ; and at Crarraway's Cutlec-House, 'Change-Alley, Comilla. jiliE ••-,..- PICTURES. A Small, but highly Valuable Collection of Pictures, of the meat Quality, and in the purest state of Preservatkin. THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN. By Mr. ROBINS, At Mr. Stanley's Room, No. t 2, Old Bood-sertets on FAIDAT, the 4th of June, at Twelve o'Qock, PHIS very VALUABLE COLLECTION is com *riled of the choicest Work of the Dine& and Flemish Schools, and consists of--Two ma Pamela% by Rem brandt ; a Candle-light Scene, S c; the homed Bonnet Rouge, Teniers; Landscape and Figurs, Wonotnenens; an Interior Ostade ; Sea Pieces, by Dasaiberms owl Vendirr velde • Flowers, Mignon ; Landscape and Plgines, C. du Jar din; bead Game, by Hoodekoeter and Grails; Interior, C. Boger; and many others, by equally einispot aims. T. be viewed on Wedneeday and Thrralaypnieding the Sale; Catalogues to be bad of Mr. Rabbis, Watwick.areet, Oolden-equare. 4 1