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11. . • • 4 %, . i .. • . -, • . . . • • . . .. . .- ~. . sr • • .. . • :-.•/.•,,. ... I—' ' :- ‘,.. ,`. ) k ii .2 ( (11114‘ i j ': l' • . • ek ., . ' . •,...4);-1 , .3. ' . .• . • • • ••• ••• .0 • --At. ' ''''' 140M1 5756 1 , ,- - - . , " THE LARGE THEATRE, LYCEUM. TO-MORROW EVENING, JULY s, Mr. -I- PALMER, of the Theatre Royal. Drnry-lane, will &live ceiebrated PORTRAITS of the LIVING and the DEAD. With alterations and addidatn I eharadteis. The Charadicrs painted 4 De %Loa, with appropriate apparatus. The Overtures between the Aas,lby Mr. Gienazzinn's Random Minarets. Boxes 4h.. Pit se. 6d. Gallery ts.—N. B. The Gallery Door la in Ezeter-fireet. _ _ The doors to be evened at kveo, and the performance to begin at eight o'clock. Places to be taken at t►e Lytton), Strand, from mein to four. Tickets to be had of Mr. Alpena-, No. ja,Comhlll. Days of performance, Mondays, Thudibys and Saturdays, COI farther notice. TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. THE Managers of the Lowden Vaecite Inaitrition re(pcdfully inform Medlest Gentlemen in the United King dots, 9r railing in Poridgn Parts, that they may be (applied with Vsocine Virus, free of Essence, by *lying to Dr. Walker, Inoculator , to the Inftitudon, No. a, Salifhery-itreet. Nect4reet. Signed by Order of the Board, HUM, BEAMS, Secretary. Letters, containing ailplicatlessAir Vaccine Matter, molt be Poßpaid. —DoElore Commons, June 4 . .40101. GRAND PRIZES.. i ce / of One C3opoo Two of 20,000 of 4 top= dtc atc sce. ,- Pj'HE SMALLEST LOTTERY, with !Omer . Prises and fewer Blanks than wereever known, Begins Drawing TUESDAY, tatb of THIS MONTH, (1494 Only TiVeln, nonfood Tickets. SCHEME. L 3 a,...r00 is 2CPCO I Prise of s .... ‘30400 40 009 V+.ooo 1;000 s• o = 44 00 ' %CC* MOO 33.000 i 0,060 IMMO .• • —• : • : usco 5 COO , COO - s OO 100 SO $0 5 NMI* %fee 111M•1 3740 0 'Rope Tickets. &zoo= Hrft-drawn Ticket 'Fourth Day. being eke only tied Capital. THIRTY THOUSAND POUND& Regular Drawing of so o n Tickets cats Day. Tickets and Shares on We .at all the Licenfed Lottery Olean and by their Agdlts in England and Scotland. PRICE. Ticket Ctso ti Half Lto 3 o Eighth -- C 1 is o Quarter s 3 o Sitteenth i 6 6 r 1, 1 , . -.,. r ~ • 17COTIALLititi OPFICI, 7144 , 23. any. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 1113 M.l7lB77 . &Ndirr, s hereby the wake.i That on Therfday the ad of ;Ul f next, they will be W te receive Tenders in writing, (Crated up) and treat for diet what FRESH BEEF Rail be demanded for the ufe of His la. jetty's Ships and Cads at New Romney and in plover Raeyel l repartee Cornestfts) from the dates of the Costradts en dept. December, 1802, induave., and to be paid for by tie pert with inter& ninrty days after date. .., ' • The Conditions of the Contratftg may be Peen at the Mak at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Relict', Agent Vidisaileg. at Dover. 'S soped tool id bad frog Temiw ix wbie6 Ile prise fiall *Di it 1 / 2 4ofid bee words et kerb, or that Ali as, be delivered ge the Beeni liflire ow *Wed ea the fill ?barfly the 2d I Y sly wet. wer "slop die jorrfoo wilt noon tie Tender, w hoe taloa we Us khaVoilo to falterer wiles salted fir. ,lire; 4 !3, 14, 411 i it Plyonot*ioet. Doek..'• OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS for INVESTIGA NG the DEBTS of the Luc NABOB of the CARNATI • • N& a, Cannon Row. Weßnailtes-qtnie IN conformity to the tgth Cfaere of the' Deed of • • Agreement between the United Company of Merehants of England tradlog to the Salt Indies, on the one part, and the Cre d;l'urs of the late Nabobs of the Carnade on the ether part, the Cemmilfioners appointed under that agreement give notice, that a continuation of the Schedule of the Claims made before them fine. that inferted in the Gazette of Saturday the math of January kit, has been pubilibed in the Gazette of Saturday the a;th J une infant, that " all fuels perfons as mall have any intereft to fupport or im peach the tune may have fulfictent opportunities fu to do;" and the CammilhoPers further give notice, That they intend to pro ceed to the r roolkleration of the Claim. therein anted on F. iday the soth diiy of July pert. The Principals, Executors, Adminlltrators, and Agents, named in the Continuation of the Schedule here referred ta, are requelled to report their place of refidence at the Office oldie Commillioners, in order that they may be informed when it isr.:quifite for them to attend; and It will he neeelfary to produce the original Bonds or Vouches. and Accounts upon which they are fuunded, it fuck be in their poffelfion, and the original Probates of Wills, Letters wf Adminittration, and Powers of Attorney under which they ad, and have Sped the Deed. ' it will be likewife neeeffary that 'attellidDiples of the Probates of Wills and Letters of Adminifintion *add be produced at the fame time, to be lodged in the Oats, far future reference. , dealer at the Crown Woodbeidge. °Attir_e (re . tardeakti„ 4 Marti Old _ _..e. Martin, Ha 11..., 14 jun Kellam!, of Flew, runier, Jeff 7, 26, and ita t i le i Anon, at the Soar law-Rafter. •101hostUes Mr 1 Exeter; and Mr. Yates. 4, Brkk-cruet, 'Temple, London. 4 ' John Birk* an,l William Birks. late of Lane End, Statordfhirei, Potters dealers, chapmen, and copartner., July xj, Is. and Au •' pit t(, at eleven, at the Union Hotel I.aue end, Btaffordibire„ Aitornies. Mars. Leigh and Mafon, New Bridge ftreet s Ufa. don ; and Mr. Nicoll*. Lane End, S:affordihire. l'lltenas Goya*, late of Kingfton, Surrey ; boric hair and Woollen iisenufadturer, dealer and Chapman, (now a prifoner in the, Pica') July 7, a 7, and Aagoit t t , at ten, at Guildhall. Londoll. Attornie., Meffrs. Price, &WO, and Bevan, Lincoln's-Imi, London. James Cotton. of Fieldgate ftreet..Whitechapel, Middlefex ; vie tuaUer, dealer and ehapman, July tt, sj, and Auguft it, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorulcs, Mcffrs. Holmes and I..euris, Mark-lane, London. John George Sknrray, of St. Svrithin`a•lane, London; broker-, dealer and ehapman, July 7, It, and Auguft 1, at ten, at Guild hall, Londou. Attorney, Mr. Kearfay, 16, Bilhopfgate Within; „ London. . . • July 3. William Hatt and Samtiel limner the younger, of Loth bury, London, warehonfenaen; artext, at Guildhall. July 4. Benjamin Uewncy the elder, of Linkfield arm, Reigate Surrey, korfe-dealer,at ten, at Guildhall, London. • July 7. John Martindale, of New Bond-ftreet, Hanover tquare, wine-merchant, at one, at Guildhall. July. t 1. Nathaniel Welsford, of Exeter, haberdasher, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Notice is hereby alto given, that fuck of the orijinar Bonds or other Vouchers as arc &stated in India, are,So be depolited with the Commilfioners appointed at Madras for the purport.* of this inveftigatiun, as fnon as pedOble after the hid Conunifllooers bavc announced brAdvertifeaneut that they arc ready to remise Claims JNO. PARKHOUSE, Secretary. PAR4MMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. LIS I' OF THE MINORITY, IN TOR DOM OF LORDS, WHO TOTED ON Tilt ANIENDURNT ',Goyim, EY THE EARL 07 FORTISCUL, TO TOR ADDRESS TO VIZ RING, ON FRIDAY LAST: His Royal Highnefo the Duke of Glouceffer. DUCES. Grafton St. Alban's Devon Redford Argyle atirottiasses. Wincheffer Stafford tains. Cowper fie Fortelcue _.......a Shaftelbury ~ Dorchefter Thank • . Fltzwillisax • Carnanon Effie Guildfogl St. Vincent Scarborough • Hardwieke Rosslyn Albemarle Spencer Orford Jerky Lelcefter • Ilreedalline Cholmondeky Grefvenar Lucan Tenkerville Clanrinrde Conyingham Lauderdale Darnley Moire &thorough °Dory VlsCOUNll—Hereford and Anion BARONS. De Clifford Southampton Yarborough Sayand•Sele Foley Cawdor St. John Hawke • Carrington King . Somers Lifford Marlon Breybrolic Clfdeq Bland& rd Grenville Erildne Stowell Auckland Pordoeby Hollar.. Domini Bithop of Oxford. Heal!ford .11.• LIST OF THE MINORITY, "10 TO' CD •OR 1.0110 SOWICOAMENDIIIeNT, ON MOAT LAST, IN TUC NOOSE Of COMMONS. .Ibereornbie, Hon J. Forbes, Lord Neville, Hon R. . Adam, Wm Frankland, Wm Newport, Right Hon Agar, Captain Fellows, Hon N. Si; John Althorpe, Lord Fetgufon, General North, Dudley Anfon, George Grattan, Et Huo H. Nugent, 81r George Anionic, Wm Lee Grenville, Right O'Callaghan, Colossi Anitruther, Sir J. Hon Ttomas Ord. William Aubrey, Sir John Greenhill, R. 011'ulltoss Lord Baring, Alex. Granfdl, P. Pierce, Henry Baring, Thomas Halter, ...—. • Petty, Lord Henry Barham, I Fuller Hamilton, Lord A. Phillips, W. Bewicke !wetly }libbers George Pollitigton, Lord Banell . er H ,rd. Hon W. Pigott, Sir A. Baddulpb, M. Howard, Hthry Pelham, Hon. C. Bernard, SCrupc towiek, Lord Power, R. ily ug, George rlippifley, Sir J. C. Parnell, Henry ' liratlihaw, Hon C. Hughes W. L. Ponfonba, Hon F. Brand, Hon Thos. Hark R. Ponfpnby, Hon G. ,' Alkanbury, Sir Chas jervoife, C. J. Pretde, Hon Win.. t tler, Hon J. Jekyll, T. Pym, Francis ' *oiler, Hon C. H. Jaeltfon, John Quln, Hon Wu. Qakraft, SirGranhy Jones, Love P. Ridley, Sir M. W. Calcraft, J. (Teller) Kemp, Thomas Remaly, Sir Samuel Calvert, N. Kenfington, Lord Ruffed, Lord Wm. i Campbell, Lord J.. Knox, Hoe Thus. Shakefpeare, A. Campbell, Colonel Knapp, George Shelly, Timothy Campbell, George Latouche, D. Sharpe, R. Cavendilh, Ld. G.ll. Laing, Malemnb Savage, F. Cavendith, Wm. Latouebe, IL Shipley, Cot Caveadifh, G. H. C. Latouelte, J. Smith, W. Coke,-T. W. Loftin. Hon. W. Smiih, G. Coke; Edward 1 annbton, R. J. Smith, John Combe, H. Lemon, Sir•Wzn. Sianley,Lord Cowper, Hon. S. Littleton, Hon. W. Stanley, Moms* Craig. J. '•lv/d t J. M. Somerville. Sir M. Creevey, nos Leach, John Taylor, M. A. Curwas J. C. Lufhington, S. Taylor, C. W. • Cuthbert, .-a- , u Lawrence, Dr. Temple, Earl (Tell ) _Daly, 1). B. Macdonald, James Temple:town, Lord Dillon, Hem H. A. Markham, J. Townthend, Lord J. Dundas, Hoe. C. L. Martin, H. Talbot, R. °sodas, Hon. Ma). Mauls, Hon. W. Vtrtion, p. V. V. Dendas, C. Maxwell. W. Ward, Hon. J. W. Doodle. R.Hon.W. Miller Sir Thos. Walpole, Hoo. G. Eden. Hon. Wm. Millbanku, Sir R. Warrender, Sir G. Eliot, Rt. Hon. W. Milner, Sir Wm. Wharton. J ' Roams Earl Milton, lord Whitbread, Samuel Fitlmatrielk, light Mar/docks, W.A. Wardle, Col. • Mon. K. Mills, Wm. WiUlatio. 0. Fitzgerald Ld.R.H. Mahon, Lord Windbam,Right Fleming, Hun. C. J. Meade, Hem. J. Hon. W. Fulry, Hutt. A. Moore, P. Weftero, C. C. Foley. Cul. Morpeth, 14;4 - Wynn, Slo W. W. Foliolhoor, Lord Mullyet. bit Tbs.. Wymi, C.M. W. . _ .. . . . , :!_ . I, . M me 7 7'w . ' —';' - -- - • : ' , ..6 ~-..- ; e s, • . . /;:-• . s ar .,,,..„..„ 0/ ,.. \ •, , , 0 " • ~. L.. • . • . • : . .. repeele I.erd GRENVILLE'sde Cmd geneialy s. by the Nohlessi lasepWllawd, sod disiosfrevi a , a ferenee of °Odes be whit infect,. to the Hon of Parliament. illmmi! beliS d , so., relief to therdnes in t i pri ' ea was confladst Will of the sad lon • an parties. '• • j •rhe smart Iliiillek , Sigather wftb the sept et prelp•li ere . Lord Chasten* wiestidetel se be taken into neldiderationtolfl ' Therfday, far isbhblifey i tbs,Lords were ordered*, Jo , funk... monad. . . ealittehlt TRADIgo ." • f . , Lard HAWKESBURY, in eottrequence of kbe lailliexPreirei . . • by Lord Grenville on the preceding everleg, Whether infortias. t Hon refpeeting the Order of Council, Hated: What the onk 14,1 4 ceeding had was the dual circular ',Ater fromekTreafury tosisaw s :74 Officers o. Culloms and Excite, to conform-Hs the regulatissigii entwined in the Adt. Lord ORENVILLE moved for the prodnetion of this eireille. Letter; end alto an Account of the Rates of Vales levied under • the Act ; adding to the latter motion, oa the leggellios of Lord , Hawkeibury, an Account of the Rates of Detles,payable by law after the expiration of the AEI alluded ts. Thek motions were agreed to. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). , HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tht SPEAKER. having taken the Chair, art Officer from die Bridal Mtfeum prevented, purfuant to order, copies of the regula tions adopted by that inftitution for the better prdervation of the valuable curiolities in its charge, and for the admiklion and better accommod• don of Itemisers, to view them.—Ordered to lie on the table. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY prefented a Petition from the Citizens of Dublin, which was referred to a Committee of Irilk Members. 1 he Sheriffs of Landon prefented from their Corporation, four different Petitions; one, praying a Bill for the cztenlion and better regulation of Smithfield-market ; a fecond, relative to the further improving and widening the entrance re the City, at Temple. Bar ; a third, for a Bill to eitablilit a free Coal-market, for the tale of coals, in the Metropolis; aid the fourth, for a Bill to extend the powers of three i.ds, already in exiltence, for improving the Port of London, all of which were referred. to Committees. NRIaN APPRINTICIS. . Mr BASTARD prefented, perfume to leave given, his Bill ter the better regulation of Parini Apprentices, and for obliging tbdet • Matten to fend them to Church on Sundays, and moved that & be now read the firft time. • Mr. CURWP.N feconded the m o ti on , an d perfectly agreed hi . 14the neoefill of palling fuck a Bill. ler rapport of his opinion. be Rated an inttanee which had occurred, on his return to the North, immediately after the late diffolution. He overtook.on the road,* caravan, or light waggon, carrying above 6o children, from 9 tots and 13 years at age, who were then conveying from differ ent Pullin:, wheretbey had been colkacd, to Yorkfhire, there to be bound parith apprentices to different branches of manufacture; id murk, tar from their native homes the attention of thole parids officers under whole are they had been brought up, or that of their natural guardians, their parents Unkfs, therefore, it was intended to ettablith fonsething like a Slave Trade in this country, by . which the infant poor of a diftrkt were to be transferred to matters In a dittant quarts**, the kingdom, and left entirely at the difpofal of thole matters, it was abfolutely neeeffary the Legif !attire Mould interfere to protect thole poor children, thus torn from the jurifprudence of their natural guardians; and laced of leaving them espied to the cleanses of vice and infidelity, to pars this law, which would impede upon their matters the duty o f giving them both religious and moral inftruetioe. The hill was read the firft time, and ordered for the fecond reading to morrow. The kith Drawback Bounty Bill, prefented Ly Mr. FORSTER, .Was read the firft time, and ordered for the (mond readiug tu• morrow. _ _ The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice, that he would, on Thurfday next, move for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent the practice of finuggling. Mr. BANK ES moved for a Committee to take into'confidera don the Petition of the Troika of the Britt& Marcum, which was inunediatcly appointed. Mr. BANKES brought up a Rill to prohibit the granting of Deices in reverfion, or for joint lives with benefit of furvivorthip. Read a &it and ordered to be read a (mond time on Thurfday. RETINUE IN SCOTLAND. Lord H. PETTY moved for leave to bring in a Sill for regu lating the payment of Taxes, the Public Revenue of Scotland, het() the Bank of Scotland, aM for remitting the fame to the Bank of NSWITAPIIIL NISILIPILIsturaTioN. Mr. 8. BOURNE apologized to the Hook for having act-Ann to trouble them with any thing on his own perfonal account He • had for fame time pull, be laid, been the shied of many alum • tiles and ntifreprefentations in the Newfpapers, relative to a trent adios with an Hon. Rowe a Member of that Houfe. Left night, when'the Hon. Baron et brought that fuhjed before the Houfe, he (Mr. Bourn) hadtaken an opportunity to explain the whole of that tranfadion, fo far as he was concerned la it. a 4 • the two Noble Lords annotate to him had had the candorarmid li berality to fay that he had dons to to their fatistadion. The KM tor of the Morning Chronicle, howertr, with that fairs which had charm:WOW his former condo R, had ro in this day* Paper, an seemed of the proceeding, and the -a of die two Noble Lords. ist. had fupprtffed thofe pans in which obey bad exprelfed thileefeloes in Valor of his explanation. He tredbM he woe as grad' Mend to tU liberty of the pref. as any Membe r of that Haute, mid it was solids intention to call tb iditor to the B ar o f the Haire. us be bad an undoubted *lot todo; hut he thought It Retelrery to not; in ittilita to ~sad mks; that if this Mod of ailtr*refentatioa was petalled*. be *mid thick It his duty to take more ferious notice of it. - - • PLOCEIDiNCIII IN courts or Izmir. Mr 8. ROMILLY gave notice, that be would on ebb day fee , night,move for leave to bring in a &Ate repine the Proceedings i n cows of Flinty, in cafes of brie f_ As this was a mature that wouil, to fosse rerpdetaifed r privitige of Member) of that Howie, he bedpans to she fo long a notice of his intention. andpVipt might sot be to Awe what the otgedt of ibelitil As the Low at 1 readies hands at petwit, wile* a a ilk te which a m e mb e r or pawn s : Is defoadont, ha emote be compelled co put is Me =Aver iNk below lewhietwed with as Alicia copy of the MIL Hie ehjedUll the hill he meant to being forward was, toga Ad et tile melba of delar and impeofe, cite Alec espy. woof to 'mks the maim the lime le felts wbere Mahal et hutment were dettalleets u wire all ether sold [Tens taw. • " • • *( 4 S ''S '1• I - " • • . . „ . r • ..... . . •• . NOTICI TO THR OUT PENSIONERS OF CHELSEA ' OF LeRDS. ream*. just .. •f * • KOSPITAL - lkAlHaßaftlettlllteeilkNilt MAI THE Pentium* are prdered, upnn makirstiliet: Pe' e• l4l 's keretuY" Ongtyl ato - 0 — .. Affidavits at the mining Midfummtr, and after eeef.elheo ter llittratt• fr9g* fly . assios astkof June, sad esti; of December, unto farther Onion, ,ciat4. 111 7 1 . 4 1. 4 ° b, 6 0 11404 : a .„: „ i l l a -t. _: 1 j' ~t• -., i . - • - ~ to ibeelfe the Rate of Penlion per flay Which they reeetvOnestae. - ....••• - ... . IMIVATE ste4l4 - • ... s. P • ''t • ..') • dimly above their Names in the Affidavits, in order to prevail.' ..: . 0 Cliallt.ol noted • titer, . „, • "oil, - . ' , 4! Silihfeel in the Payment. ariGng from a liqillarity of.blemeal its ' . ~,,tiviolL Oudot Hit Iles Era Ref ~11 , . . - aseretarra Oahe, abeam liofpltal, June 16, do". .- • ', 4 7' " ' •- • In Private Nits, yibieh bad - r - . - 4 _ . ,• - • i. • • Ovoid be to talk Woe • , istribre *sowed that the • . - 0 . . 0 _, FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. . ' tot '" alb. IWO be taken Into &made,* • me, , .. • al •'''. day he ititeided toators-with ter NINA ' -""" ' . . - • •,, . ~ Propitious Phi, That atittuX to SW ' __• BANKRUPTS. width Reports had been mode by je .. •I' 'J andlity ConkaPanica, late of Plymouth-Dock ,Demtilltlll ie tt p o rn beau b a t a boo a , et tali .. . , • • tilt. denier and uoisman, to forreader July !3, 14, ad' ' r.o,ol‘ed the r e,i we d Petitions were b i ( . — 6 • Oa '. It. at dram,at the King's arm* Inn, F•l7lnostOnek •• . 6 l' there relented ha &S am theirodly.That • ' . '''' .t, ` tondo Meets. Rene and Road. Plymouth- Doek..• 4 ' o t Mildred .:: , hel to epe e , perttm t o ab o . of •,' • . , John Wmeleeffe, late of Uffulti. litsfpat ; tallier, dealer And clbeit• - t hi s &fidiptionot week siei, *IRA bd aeodhei Uri* ,„. *: I tan, July t6.ty, and Angie It, at eleven, at the Crown lin. the evidence take, lift &Ai m i n ob ediegis .; I. • Woodbridge. atmowy Mr. John Wood, of Woodbildge. honk! be referred t . e, tin datioulittiesoo . -' ' ' l 'i nli -- Or" t fr Ar thdny.Crightfon.of Drypoo . i, Haldernefs. Yoskatireifruiterer, ,peovifo that fuCh new mid* .. •• ' , i.." L, - I they ~, J ght deem i INII liburtint, Thilt . - l . 4 • . dealer chap," Jely x, & and Auguit Ia • ardevien. at the evidence, but °meld be •id girt he 9 ,..." 01,+.: -I e George lon , Kiniefton-tipon-Het4. *Attornies Matellykese i nd, • knewies. New ine..l,ondyn; and Mi. 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Ladies who are not in poffeffloo at prefent of this valuable Work, are refpcel fully informed that by repairs, and a let of new lingro vingsof the Portraits and other fubirdts, all the Prints arereftored to their original perfection, and the Prints at prefent are nearly equal to Pree n s. • The Proprietor being determined that all future purchafers that be accommodated with fine impreflion% from the beginning to the end of the Work, the Plates will be kept in conflant repair, or new Engravings mid; to preferve the high reputation which the former Numbers have attained, and ft may be truly laid that the Ibnbelliihments now are worth ten times the price tithe Work . London: Printed for J. Bell, Proprietor of the Weekly Mef lenge r, Solithasuptan.ftreet. Strand. BOXHiLL, near PLYMOUTH DOCK. . TO BE SOLD. By Order of the Aflignecs of file It I Sr . Jon n , a Bankrupt, IN.&AMIN! RESII)ENCE, called BOX HILL VILLA, and ESTAT F., in the Tyr/tine of Pcnnyerds. near Plymbuth Dock,late.therefidence of Henry St. John, a bankrupt, to be now Peremptorily Sold, for the benefit of the Credltora of the laid Henry St. John, with immediate. poffeflion, all the buena of the Paid Henry St. John, for the rclidue of a term of ost yore, determinable on the deaths of three young healthy lives, with the right of atidiog a fourth Life gratis, and with certain beneficial right of renewal at a fixed fine according to the condition* men doped in the Leafe thereof, aU that elegant, Well built, and torn. commodious Meffuage or Dwelling Houle, called BOX HILL; with the offices, coach houfe, [tables, out hooks, and other eonve ninnies, together alfo with the gardens, ihrobhery„meadows and ..fields, adjoining thereto, °morning about fourteen acres, inmate ,n Pennycrofs aforefaid, about two miles from Plymouth and Ply. mouth Dock, and late the refidence of Henry St. John. Z'. L The Paid_ dwelling huufc and out bottles have been lit ely pet into complete order, arc delightfully rimmed in a pidirrefooe and romantic canary, and fafhionalle neighbouthood, and with the ground attached thereto, form one of the moil ihfirable refi ' dents for a genteel Vamily in the vicinity of Plymouth Dock. • Alfo, immediately artcr the 6•lts of the above Premifes will be fold a (I l t . anti..y of PLAr E. and POP. I • and W 111 TE late ate proptrty of the had Henry St. J. fin. A depofit of 251. per cent. un-the rurchafe money mutt be paid down at the time of the fate. Far felling the f tnte, an auatou will he litki at theKinesArmit Inn, Fore-fin:et, Plymouth Dock, 'hut fday the 9th day of July Yea t, preci rely at twelve o'clock at nowt. • t • for particulars in the mean time, appifrattott to be made at the rd isedive Offices of Metres. hone. Ruda. and Davie, Sollen:nrs; Dee!. The laid Piemifes may be vie ait.l by applying to Mr John I !Moan, at Buritigb,ttear Bog I HU, 31.1,r‘f4e.1. Altai INK'S, June 214 t3o:* HANTS --TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mars. WHITE and SON, . On Monday, July 13, ISo7, at the Dulphin lon, Southampton, precifely at twelve o'clock, • THE FOLLOWING VE S SELS, belonging to the late DUKE of RICHMOND: Lot t. A very beautiful fall falling CUTTER, clned Hie LA VANT, fifteen tons burthen. In capital order for Sea. 'rhe above is extremely well bait—clinch worked. copper fattened, and fitted up In the belt manner—a Anchors, t Cable, Spars and Rigging, g main Sail, fare and (quart ditto, x Nuare 'replan, r ga?dkto, 31 Ji hbs, copper Steve, water Mk, mahogany Table. Cannons com. pleat for Cabin and Deck, WIC iron Billaf. 4 Oars, &c The Levant is well known on the Coati to be a resamrkabk &ft Sailer. Lot a. A Six oared CUTTER, calk:chile POLLARD, with a !Wafts, a Sails,Boat book, Gang board, Rudder, andA mbar. The above ve Ms are lying in Southampton Harbour, and may he viewed (even days previous to the fele, by applying to Captain Darley, on board. For further particularsepply to Mars. White and Son , at their Agency Ofilte, North- ft rect, Chiehefter. KING'S RIPTON, near HUNTINGDON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION (if not Planer difpofed of be Private Contrad), at the Fountain Inn in Hnnfingdon, on Sa turday, the 11th day of July, between the hours of four and fix o'clock in the afternoon, fubjed w fuch conditions as MAU be then produced, A Compaa and Delirable ESTATE, (ituate in the Parini of King. Riptoa, and at Sapley, In the County of Huntingdon, diftant only three miles from the town of Hun. tingdon, and five miles from St. Ives ; eonfifting of a genteel 'add conunodlous dwelling houfe, with Nimble out buildings, all brick and tile, in excellent repair ; walled garden, three cottages ano gardens for labo..rers, and upwards of sao acres of good arable au.' pafture land,dow In the holding of Mr. Robert Hatfield, under a Leak for at years, whereof three years will be to come on the sth day of April next, at the yearly rent oft Sal. but eapabl: of very confiderable advance at the expiration of the term. The Eltate is partly Freehold and portly Copyhold ; the latter held of the Manor of Riot's Ripton, the tenure of which is ex • tremely eafy, and the whole is tithe free. The tenant will ibeW the Premifes ; and further particulars may be known on application to Mr. Wedge, Wellley Bottom. near New Market; Mr. Morris, Solicitor in Newport Salop; or Meffra. Benbow and Hope,Solicitors, No. a, Scone hullings,Lin coin's inn, Loodon. HACKNEY, MIDDLEST:X. Wcll•aecnfosned Public-Houk. four newly•eredal neat Cottages and thectling.houre, and tbcir Appurtenances, and building Land, Hackney.—FREEHOLD. 'TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, (If not loaner difpofed of by Private Contrael), At Garraw.ty's Coffee-houfe, Lnneon, on Wedticiday. July ts, 1837. at twelve o'clock at noou,dther together, or in fuels Lots, and fubjed to filch Condidons M than be then agreed upon, A Well.accutotneil PUBLICHOUSE, known by et the name or fagn of the Two Black Boys, with fuitabk Out- Buildings and Coavenietattes. - - - A good rowelling haute, and four neat Cottages, all newly errdted, htuste in Writ's (tree, in the Parifh of St. Jan, at Bask- Hey, in the County of Middkki, and upon or near to the Road front Landon to Houtonetton, now id the holding of Mall. GR UM .and Co. or their Jonder-tenants, under an agreement for a ',cafe for 30 years. whereof 39 years will be to COT* on the aeth day of June, 1807, at tbs yearly rate of a4l. but capable of very confidcrable advance at the capiration of the tali. A Cottage and Owillon near to the above, containing 3 A. Le P. or thereabouts, in the bolding of Mr. William Geary, as tenant from year to year, at an old rent of 81.8 s. per annum. ITwo Pieces of Meadow or Failure Ground, called l.neg Field, and Black Boy'a Field, containing together yA. • R. 3o P. or there : abouts, and another en Hackney Marih. called Builifonts, con- Imining 2 A. o R. 4 P. or thereabouts. now in the holding of Mr. ! William Major, as tenant from year to year. at the yearly rent of :41.15. . A Piece of Meadow or Palare GI mind. in Moor Down. ad jolnin: the Paid Pieces, ealkd Long Fidi, and Black Boy Field, containing 5 A. 3 R. fir thereabouts, now in Ike holding of Mr. Robat Pulsford, it, 'insist from year to year, at tic poly r.nt of I t6l. tbs. , Mr. Cox, the tenant of the two Black saye wi:1111-w the Pre Milts: and farther particulars may be known on application to 'Mr. M 01714, fotkitor, in Newport, Salop ; or so Merril &oho*, and Mope,: folicitoes, Ns. 1, Stone Dialing% Linoalsee to, LoodoU".• • , .0 • •v. , '1 MEN. I Wt. 1. 1 ° 4 r F r 4.4