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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. ?mares, 0111 1d...411We my UR arrived the Norway (hip t he Two Brothers, of and from Dran, with timber, &c. the Minerva, from Liverpool, with falt, /cc. alfo the Milford and the Kitty, from Wales, with culm, Ste. for this place. Jura r7.—This morning the Norway brig Enin gheden, Awolasow, of and from Dram, arrived with timber and deals for this port. Joss tB.—Arrived from a cruise la Cow ri mkt floop of war, and the Sarah private (hip of war, of Liverpool, the latter !slinging with her the Hamburg!' !hip the Margaret's Cornelia, L. NicooLsoe, from Bourdeaux, with wine, &clot Hamburgh, foppofed to be French property, and the American brig the Mount Veation, J. Owes, from Virginia, with tobacco to Falmouth for orders, in confequence of not being provided with a regifter. PLYMOUTH, Jose 19.—Came in the ATLAS cartel, Lieutenant Hewitt's, from the Cape of Good Hope, with 175 French prifoners : American (hip Aurora, Captain HALL, from Malaga, laden with wine, &c. put in for orders. PORTSMOUTH, Just 20.—Arrived the LOCUST gun brig, from a cruise; and the Neptune tranfport, Captain Ratios, from Gibraltar. Sailed his Majcf ty's (hips Haltom, STEADY, and l'Esrou s, on a cruise. His Ilajefly's fhip fail, with her convoy for New foundland, are remaining at St. Helen's. Wind N.W. DEAL, Just 19.—Sailed yellerday evening the Cocsavaica (loop of war, with a convoy for Ply &tooth ; alfo this day the Ka romtoo floop of war on a cruise. Arrived the NAIAD frigate from Port': mouth, and remains in the Downs with the reft of the (hips at 'per la& Wind N. E. Jose 2o.—Arrived the GALLANT and BA DIM gun brigs, frcim a cruise ; and the Chatham lighter, from Chatham. Sailed the NAIAD frigate, for the Nore, the AMARANTH I (loop on a cruise, and the Chatham lighter for Chatham. In the Down's— Edgar ' Glitton, Trolly, Regulus, Kangaroo, Prod Pero, Zebra, Fury, Esplolion, Bruiser, Sparkler, Mists, Cracker, Gallant, and Harmony. Arrived yellerday evening the Caaceaa gun brig, Lieut. J. Lies commander, with a dogger under lianebro' colours, laden with Spanilh woo l , - indigo, slid other articles, captured for a breach of blockade, and Race fent to Ramfgate t the Citacssa failed again this Snorniitg.—Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gitiorsnwa t Jowl di —Puffed by the Aurora. Long, hewn the South Seas; Veßal; Archer, from Rigs; Geode Mutter, Haire - 'PR, from Dantste ; Trennite, Charlton, frorn C►rtfiana • Two ~tiOthcn Mergendfoo, from Charante, and the Nautilus, Sehirer, frees Brunsen. Sailed the Albion, Wilkes for Jamaica Two !rime, Brown, far St. Thomas; Sedulus, Ingraham, for Oporto, led the Roden, Bairn, fat Dublin. Inns nu—Paired 6y the Do Rue, Tayler, from the South Seas; 110;101100, Daniels, from limerick t Brothers, Owen, from Dub lin i from Hatftbro';Deßa, Harris, from (Z2ebec Mary, Alkahy, fee Gottenburgh • Patrioten, Howlas, from Steckhohn; Vends, Repperd, from St flartholontews; Navigator, rearm, from Peterfbitrgh ; Anna Margaretta, Dorothea, and tie Frederica. Hens, from Pomerania. Sailed the William, Tviy trek for Charkften ; Commerce, Davy, for Newfoundland; Juno, De Jorge, and the Vrow A arta, —, from Yard!. Jolts so....Pafred by the Speculation, Dawfon, from Tonnin gen. Sailed the Juno, Either, for Africa ; Scipio, Rand, for Surl. sun; Zepbernius, Balky, for Jamaica 1 Hawketbury, Wadi)°, he Demerara; Amity, Daniels. for Dublin ; Vrow Anna, Lucas, fee Bre9Xo ; Drie G.:falters, and the Cidernecialng s for Hamburgh. The Albion, Forreftell, from London, for Antigua, bad not ar shed at Antigua on the spit of May—much our of time. The Catharine, —, from Briftol for St. Thomas's; aed the Nasky, Matthews, from Honduras for Liverpool, have beta taken, retaken, and carried into Antigua. The Enterprise, Helmond, from London ter hlontferrat,le cap tured end carried into Guadeloupe. The Cherokee, from Briflol for Bolton, has been fpnken with at fat, is diftrefs, bearing away for the Wefiern Blends. The Governor Pidon, —, from the Clyde, is on flare at Trinidad, audit is feared will be loft. Cargo landing. NEW APPODITMEN Captain Towry to be Commit ooer of the Tranfport Boml, in the morn of Captain Hantikon, removed to the Navy board. Captain Serk, of the Monarch, to be a Commiflioner of the VittualHng Board, is the room of Captain Cunningham, appointed Commillorter of Deptford and Woolwich yards. Capt. E. T Foote, to the Royal Charlotte yacht. Capt. Ogle,to the Printers Aueußa yacht. Capt. Sir E. Hamilton, to t►e Mary yacht. Capt. Lee, to the Monarch. Capt. Campbell, to the Unite. Mr. Nelfon, Mailer Ship Wright of Sher:rads-yard, is removed to Deptford yard. Mr. Parkin, Militant at Sbeerners, is appointed Mailer Ship wright, in the room of Mr. Nelfon. Mr. Janes, Foreman of Plymouth.yard, is appointed Affiftant at Sheernefs, vice Parkin; and Mr. Lunn, Q2arternaan of Ply mouth-yard, appointed Foreman, vice Jones. • The Lake Hoop of war was to fail from Cape Coal on the IR of April, with convoy, for the Weft Indies. An article in the Barbadou Mercury, dated April i6,fays" The enemy's privateers, we regret tc find, have fuccefsfully eluded our cruizers of late, and made leveret valuable captures. The fhip George, of London, from Demerara, homeward bound, was taken on the tit intl. elute under St. Lucia, by a fchooner of one gun, and nineteen men, who carried her into Martinique. The George mounted twelve guns, and carried thirty•two men, who, when they landed at Martinique, were hooted with much indig natian for their non-refinance to fo infignificant a force. The tchooner Sufanna, from hence to Suti. Dam, has alto been taken and fent to Martinique." Yelterday a Court of DireCtors was hold at the '. Ea fl India Hook, when Captain Mac KINTOSII was worn into the command of the Colon, dellined to Madras and Bengal. The Cure adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednefday next. With refpeel to the Engravings to be given for the Blanks in Mr. 13owyea's Lottery, he has bcth faid and done every thing which human ingenuity could devils, and confcious integrity dielate for the fatif. faCtion of the Public. The confequence is, the public are fatitfied, and the Tickets are now going off In rapidly, that it is expeCted they will be at double their prefent price in the courfe of a few weeks, as the Lottery is fixed to be drawn in September. This being the feafon when the amufement of bath ing is much praftifed, and of courfe frequent acci. dents occur by perfons imprudently venturing beyond the bounds of fafety, we would advise a careful atten tion to tire following recommendation of the HUMANE SOCIETY, as a probable means of refcuing from an untimely grave, many who otherwife become viaims to the I oo prevailing mode of treatment of appal , ently d rowned bodies, viz. Amer to be held up ly the heel, ; nor to be rolled on raft!, or other rough u/age ; and to avoiz' the ufe of fall in alt cafes offcc*ing death. INTELLIGENCE. COAT OP RING'. BENCH, JUNE 20. , 'HAMS CORPUS. An appliettion was made to the Court, this day, for a writ of Habeas Copy:, to be directed to one :Hopkins and his wife, to bring up the body of au infant child, unlawfully detained by them. This was the cafe of the two mothers claiming one child, which has already been before the public, upon examinations taken before the Magilirates at Union Hall, and which has excited ro much intereft. The fads, as they appeared upon the affidavits, we again repeat. Mrs. Knott, the mother of the child in queffion, had an intercourfe with a man of the name of Englifh, by whom the had the child, who of courfe was illegitimate. Her Rate of pregnancy, and fubfequent. delivery, on the 7th of November, tEloi, with all the eircumßances attending fuch an occation, were fully fet forth ; in the courfe of which the was attended by Mrs. Brookes, Inter to Mrs. Merrit, now Mrs. Hopkins, againft whom the appli cation was made; Mr. Pearfon, a man-midwife ; Mrs. Wilton, a midwife and Mr. Huff, Abu man midwife. On the asith of November, the child was baptized ; and, on the z t ft of Auguß following, Mrs. Hopkins, with her filler, Brookes, called on the mo ther, and requeßed the would go along with them to buy a wedding-ring for Mrs. Hopkins, who was going to be married to Mr. Hopkins, b whom (he This had previoufly had a Rill-born child. requeft was fuppofed to be made on pretence of getting pof feflion of the child; as it turned out that Hopkins, wilhing to have children by this woman, declared, if (he produced his child alive, of which he bad fop pored her delivered, be wcrold marry her. The plan was then laid to fublitute the infant in qncßion and being entrufled by the mother to the care of Mrs. Brookes, Ihe and Mrs. Hopkins went out with it, on pretence of buying Come liquor; when, after being abfent for revere! hours, Mrs. Brookes returned, and told the mother the child was actually la. Afraid to let the father, who was in the country, know of fuch a circumllance, fhe wrote to him that it was dead ; but fome time after the received a letter, lay ing it was alive and well. A meeting of all the par ties loon after took place, and the child was delivered back to the father and mother ; Mrs. Hopkins de claring that her purpofe was anlwered in her being now married ; and this tranfaaion was accompanied with thefe words by Mrs. Brookes :—" Engin)), I am glad to return your child to you; my filler gave it out that it was her's, but that was falfe, for the child the had is dead." Repeated other converfa tiens were alto referred to by the affidavits, in aU of which the child was recognized by all the parties, to belong to the prefent claimant. Some tune after, however, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, during the abfence of the mother from home, came to the houfe, accom panied by two foldiers, and actually Role away the child, whom they onw detain and claim as their own. The Court confidered this fomething fimilar to the cafe of Dr. Mofcley, Come time ago before the Court of Chancery. The child being illegitimate, they could not fay who was the mother, and it was pro bable the cafe mull go into the Court of Chancery. The then impreffion of the Court was, that they could not interfere; but their Lordthips &reeled it ffiould be mentioned to-morrow, and in the mean time they would look into the cafe already men tioned, of Dr. Mofeley. Bow-s .-Yefterday, Bill &lanes, Dick Hilliard, and Bill White, alias Conkeybesu, were brought before NICHOLAS Bono, EN and Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, charged on furpicion of having picked the pockets of fever.' of the company, as they were going into the Marquis of Lanfdown's honk, to the Malquerade, on 'Thurfday [eeriest. Captain Horatio Townfend, and feveral other perfona of dif tintUon attended, who were robbed OA the above occalion, but could not pofitively identify any of their perfons. Ferry, the conductor of the Patrole, repeated his forme. evi dence, and faid he apprehended Soanes and Hilliard in confe quence of knowing them to be reputed pickpockets, and Soanes . having been melded at the Weltroirifter &Mons tome time fioce, was imprifoned fix months, in Tothill-gelds Bridewell fur it. Soanes acknowledged this, and Paid it was for being found in the Pantheon, at the time the balloon was fliewn there. When Ferry was conveying SONIA, and Hilliard to St. George's watch.houfe, they urged him to let them efeape, u nobody had feed him appre hend them. The Officer Readily refuted. One of the parrots Rated, that after Perry had taken SOMICS and Hilliard to the watch haute, he went in parfait of other plek.pockets, and obferved White, alas Conkeybeas, following a gentleman, dread in a do mino, under the garden wall of Lanfdown Houfe, and endeavour ing to pick his pocket, he slid not kite him immediately, expeding he Amid fee him do the 'Et, to make the charge complete; but It happened he did not. Mr. Gnaw tit and Mr. Kstarr attended, the former for Cooke) , beau, and the latter for Soanes. The Learned Gentlemen obferved that they had been fluent till the evidence of the Officers bad beer taken, to prove their belief that the prifoner were reputed thieves; if the Magiftratee had proceeded to conviction the want of this evidence mutt have proved fatal. Mr. Gu IN IT fold, that if proving Vl'hite kept a boort, and let out horfes to get his living, would influence the judgment of the Magiftrates, he was prepared to move it. Mr. Done, in reply, fait, it would not In the leaf) weigh in his mind, as he had heard the tale& often, when White was brought before him, that he was tired of it. Mr. KNAPP addreired the lefagiltrates at conGderahle length, for Soaves. He addue,d a variety of arguments againit the prin ciple of a nun once being convicted as a thief, being apprehended wherever he was found by the Officers. Mr. BOND replied to Mr. NHApp. With refped to the COT plaint of Seance's being repeatedly apprehended by the Officers, he thought they ailed vety properly, and they would not be doing their duty except they did, as he was determined to rid the public of this defeription of robbers, as far as was in his power. Inflead of treating Soanes harfitly, they were treating him with lenity; for if they had fent for a copy of his firft conviction, they &add now proceed againft him ender the r 7th of George II and convict hint as an incorrigible rogue, which makes him liable to two years im prifonment. Mr. Bonn then, in the name of kimfelf and the other Macif trates, pronounced all the prifonersconvided as ropes and car, bond., under the Pollee Ad, and feutenced them to be imprifoned in the Houle of Correction till the next General Saone fur the County of Middiefex. Before the prifunere were taken from the Bar, Mr. Born told them, if they did not take to a new courfe of life, he would give (Neediness for them to be brought before him again, as beaks determined to fupprefs them. Mr. Coaxer and Mr. Kam , ' gave notice, that their Clients would appeal againit the convidion. MARLSOROUGH s —Yerterday James Agar, a well clreffed notorious chandler, was charged with picking a Gentle• man's pocket of his pocket book, on Thurfday, in Boad-ftreet.— The prifoner is a principal in one of the gangs of pickpockets, which perambulate the rational* (teem at the Weft end of the town. The profeeutor, J. Adams, Efq. was walking along Bond itreet, when he was furrounded by four thieves, one of whom was the prifoner. A wine merchant in St. James's, who was walking on the contrary fide of the way,difeovered the prifoner, furrounded by his accomplices, take the pocket-book from Mr. A:s pocket. Thr thieves walked away, and the wine.merchant alarmed the Gentleman, who purfued the prifoner and fecured him. The pocket-book, which contained 391. in Bank Notes, was found on the prifoner, as was alto a talk net pude, and another pocket-book tome country and Bank of England Notes. The prifoner was y committed for trial. CHILDREN OF FLORA WILMOT, DECEASED. THE Children of FLORA WiLmor, Wife of WM. WILMOT, late of Sonning, Berks, labourer, &ceded, may hear of fomething to their advantage, on application to Mr Vines, Solicitor, Reading, Berke.--..N. IL It is underflood that laid Flora Wilmot bad two tons; (one a foldler, regiment not known ; and the other a (avant Ina gentleman's family); and one daughter married, whole rafidence is fuppofed tobe in the county of Rot. RIiEUMATISMS, PaYin, and Gouty AffeEtions, - 11 -N- with their Wind concomitants, Sp. fins, or Flying Pains, na. tuteney, Indigellien, and general Debility (otiginzting In whatever fouree), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD'. ESSENCE. of MUSTARD PILLS, after every oilier meat s hid failed. The FLUID ESSENCE4f Al US FAR D (ufed with the Pills in thole complaints where nereffary), it pe than, the molt ac tive,penetrating, and acacia' Remedy in the world ' , ger erally cur ing the fevcreft SPRAINS and BRUISES, In le s than half the time ufualty taken by any other Liniment or Framing ion ; and if ufed immediately after any accident. it prevents the part turning black. WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATF. is equally effi cacious in Ulcerated Sure Legs. Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring worms, Shingles, Breaking. nut tan the Face. Note. Fare, and liyedids; Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds. Sole ticad6.old Sores, aad Scorbutic Humour. of every &feet,: ion i'repaaret only, and fold by R. Jon N • rot • , Apothecary, No. ss . Vender in the United Ki n g dom. pd London . foe Eff . en s re aj an b d Pills y every at s y hic j . i . c a w d s . e ° a rea ct. l : - t ft h t e 44l Cer B l °h teTt Stamp, szilTsT.tua knaln rtenuine u tsa I le Rack ink with the name of R. jo SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD WAITS, S ro.:KwaLL, Ima a Mf►Lr. arlie VAUXHALL, SU! r P. 1,,r GUII.DINO UPON. By Marrs SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. • _ - 1 On Tudday the 24th !Otani. at turd,. o'clock, at Gateway's. conihill, In lii Low e VALITABLE arid exceedingly Eligible irk Elt- HOLD ESTA FES ; 6tuate on Stockwell Ore n, to Love lane, and on the north fide of the 6446 road to Wandfwisi cis, near Vauxhall; the prcfcnt rentaosith the eltimated value al Ike part In hand, amounts to near uol. per anouns, and win eh may be confiderably increafed at the expiration of the Leaks. The prerrilfes cunfift of opened ReiMence, with office., coach • houle, Rabbet, hot-bnisfe, green-hmik,tztenfive pleafure and gardens • on leofe to infrph Efq. A I,llllVClll”g.k..ufr, barn, and ga . rden, of which immediate onflalion may be had.— The Phiugh lubh.t houtc &e. on leak to Mr. Either. A Wheel. wrigh,'s Shop, Houk, and Garden, on I:afe. to Mr. 'Cooley. three Meffuages, let to Mertes. Smith, Albert, and Evans, at will.— And an loeledUre of Meadow Land, containing about II Acres, near Vauxhall ; a very eligible fpot building upon, having an eztenfive front next the frith road; now in the occupainn of Scott and Co. but on leak to G. Midi, which expires in aoll. To be viewed, and printed particulars may be had at the Swan, Stockwell; Plough, Stockwell Green; Spread Eagle, Wand(- worth; Plough, Clapham; Horns, liginington ; Royal Oak, Vauxhall; at the office of Richard %%An, Efq. I.incolses-Inss Fields ; place of Lae ; and tit Marrs. Skinner, Dykc, and Cu. Aldalgateftreet. GOUDHURST AND CRANEROOK, KENT. B V Mfrs. SKtNNER, DYKE, and Co. Torfday, the sstk initant, a. twelwe o'clock, at Garraway's Colfeedunife, Change-alley, Comb!II, London, In he Lots, VERY Definable FREEHOLD ESTATES, G we In and near the Vnirn of Goodhurft ; three miles from Lain, hethurft, to from Tunbridge Wells, 13 from Masdftonc, and 43 from I.ondon. Confining of a genteel Dwelllng.koufe, paces, ftabling, and good garden, on a dinghtful eminence, command. lug beautiful and eatenfive profited, ; ten acres of rich meadaw land aiml lwm-garden an eitablidted draper and grocerTibop, and two cottages and gardens Alfo, an eligible Leafehold Eitate, held ultba Dea and eti.iptcr of Rochefter, and renewable ac cording to cottons; confiding of the Star and Crown Inn, and about so acres ut rick meadow, bop-garden, and produdlive wood load A Freehold fubltantial Brick Dwclling.hotile and Shop, molt &feebly fituate for trade, oppollte the Mark et.h o ur e , In the town of Cranbroak ; late the banking-bade of S. F. Waddington, Efig—l'he Land Tag is Redeemed. Inamodlate pod . ..llion may be bad of the fermi Lou. To be viewed,and particulars may bc kad at the Star and Crown lon. Goudburft; George, Crankrook ; of Mr. Blake, printer. Maidftone ; at the Rafe and Crown. Tunbridge; place of (ale ; snd of McKee. Skinner, Dyke. and Co. Alderfgate-arees, London. SPORTING BOX. with 75 ACRES of LAND, in KENT. By Mart. SKINNER, DYKE, and CO. _ At °areaway's Culfee-houfe, on Tuefday, the seth left. at IX o'clock, In one Lot, A Valuable and very Defirabie FREEHOLD ESTATE. lituate at Shoreham, a beautiful part of the county of sent, near the turnpike rued from Parningitans to Sevenoaks, four miles from the farmer and Ave from the lance; cant:Minx of a genteel !porting box recently credted and hand rankly fisted op, coavenirat dam e oiler*. !tabling and gar dens, and a very improvable Farm, called Timber Garden ; con taining about Xs acres of vary rich meadows, bop garden, and fer tile arahle laud, lying in conyeelent inclofures, with barns and (unable buildings for hufbsndry ; the property and refidenee of George Ritchie, Fig. The lituation Is extremely deGrable for any gentleman fond of (potting, the neighbourhood abounding with game, and the river Darent, lu which is excellent trout fiihing, hounds the meadows for a confiderable dillanee. immediate pot(taoa ma y be had, on tektite the growing erms, &e. at a valua tion. Alfo, a malt hour: capable of milting tan aty quarters per week, and a dwelling boufe adjoining. on lmfe to Mr. Squibb, which expires at Michaelmas next ; and twn dwelling !misfit and gardens in the village of Shoreham ; let to Mr. Willis and Mrs. Hawkins. The land tax is redeemed. To be viewed, and printed particular, may be had on the ere mites; at the Black bon, Farningham • White Hart, Bromley ; Bull and George, Dartford; of Mr. Bla ke, printer, Malditooe ; Mr. Evans, Solicitor, Newrnen's-coutt,Cornbill ; at the place of We ; and of ht.flia. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgate.ftreet. SUSSEX, ON THE BORDER tif , KENT. By McIirs.SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. At earraway's Coffee-bade, en Tuefday, the 34th taunt, at Twelve o'clock, In One Lot, AVERY improvable COPYHOLI) ESTATE of INHERITANCE, molt eligibly fltuate,adjoining the turn pike Roo from lA'adhurß to Tleehnrft, tern nada and a half from the former, and one and a half from the latter, fit from Lamberhurft, and within nine of Tunbridge Walls. confißing of Horh-ftreer Farm, enotaining upwards of so urea of meadow, paftere, arable, and wood land, lying vcry compadt, within a ring fence a farm baulk, and out-boadings, now in the occupation of Mr. John flunk, who has notice to quit at Michatlntas next. To be viewed, and printed particulars may he bad f the tenant ; at the Cede, Wadburft ; Chtqcen, Lamberliwrit ; Rofe and Crown, Tunbridge ; of Mr.j. nee, (elicitor, Tonbi tdge.Wdl. ; Mr. lithe, Printer, Maulfteoe; at the place of Cale ; and of Mein, Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-Rrect. ------- VILLA, ON THE BANK OF !WE THAMF.i, SURREY. By Medic SKINNER, DYKE and Co. Oa Tuefday, the 24th inflaut. at Twiny. &Jock, at Garraway's Coffee licrufe,Change-allay, Cornitill„ AN Excellent FREEHOLD Vii t LA, with fuit a • AN able domeftic °Rem of every ilefcription, rettently seeded, oo a Jodie:Mu, plan and handrome elevation, with capital coach boufea and Raiding for eight Isaacs, pleafuse ground terrace walk, and kitchen garden walled round, abundantly cropped and planted with a choice feledlion of fruit trees a paddock of rich meadow land, and a piece Si arable: the w hole containing about (men acres; molt delightfully fituate within four miles of the metro polis, in a beautiful and much admired part of the county of Sur rey, on the bank of the Thames; commanding a charming and eatenfive view of the River. The houfe contains a handfonse fuite of well.prapnrtioned apart ments, and nine bed-chambers, exclave of fery.lott rooms. To be viewed by Tickets only, o hkb may be had with printed particular-, of Kira Skinner, Dyke and Co. AI ft rfgate-ftrect, where a plan may be feen ; particulars alio at the place of Pale. Valuable FREEHOLD MERCANTILE. PREMISES, St. Mary Axe.-I.ly Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE and ('O. On Woduclday, the asth Ind. at (1, at Garraway'l, in one lot, AValuable F EEI - 101.1) ESTATE, adeantape. Ammar fituate on the Eaft Ildu of the preferable part of St. Mary Are, a [Dort diltance from the ladia Hmtee, Excite Office, Bank and Royal Exchange, comprifing a very fubltantlal end fpaclous Brick Man Son Houfe and Offices, with extenfive wine vaults, w.irehrorfes, coach hooks, fiablUig,gudeti, and fore court, late In the p.fil nof Aitley Cooper, Efq. Alfu, two Dwelling Haute", Nus. It, and 13, let to Mrs. D'Aguilar and Mrs. S. C. N Aomori', necupytag a valuable plot of ground, 36 feet In front, and Igo feet in depth, the while capable of the grcateft lower - meat ; the prefent eltimated value about soot. per ann. The Land Tax i" redeemed. Tube viewed, and printed particulars may be had on the prt mires ; at the place of talc ; and of Melks. Skianer, Dyke and Co. Alderfastedtreet. LEASEHOS.D HOUSE AND DARDEN, BROMLEY,KEN I . By Meets. SKINNER, DYKE, and Cu. On Wednefday, Ike as th init. at '1 twelve o'clock, at Oarraway's Coffee-boufe, AGenteel Leafehold I)ritlling•houfe, Fore command Garden, Atu its at chi. entrance of Wfdmare.lanc, Brainier. The Houfe COMIIIIIII two parinurs, four ro,d bed-chainbr.. four femants rooms, with (unable &male Mikes. Held fur an Uni apired term of live years and three quarters, at 311. too. per Aimum. - _ To be viewed by tickets, which. with printed particular'. tray be had of Mare. Shinn*, Vyke and Co. Ableadat.-Brat; par ticulars 011 ar the place of fele. LEASEHOI.D.BSTATE4.I3LINGTON.SHORKDI By bldg . *. SKINNFR, DYKE, and CO. On Wednerday, the win ildbut, at Twelve, at Garraway's, to ,ts, QUNDRY ‘ I.EASEIIOLD ESTATES, Gtuate at lameoe. SborcdOch, and at Baehr BrA.;ep I. t at reds smomu i. g 1771. par &mew ; enmpriiinp num daystars boalea, ideate to it Me-tiara and Chapal-coort. near tame, Chura,kt en Melt. Sundou, ltaymond,Cnia, Carter, e,..1 others; a proem< up , al tai. 3.. per annum, out of font b+' lei In Chapel court rihrae dwello.g /mute., Id Va n n b‘didittge, Shorrdlteh, let to Mee. Milton, Lane, st. ; twa dee alit; z ' Andes and three tent. wants, in George-Street, Battle Bridge, let to Mr. Scott. Ike. To be viewed, and pnntcd particulars way be had at the rigea Plead, oppcb:a Moron Church; at the s :a co of l a k ; 10,1 of Ma(is. fiktuacr, Dykc, and Co. Alcktrigitc.ttrect. 1 11 a RESENT.47IOIV' OF SWORD TO SIR 7011 W 7. W. JERVIS, BART. Os the King's Birth Day, the Officers of the Corps of Somerfet Riflemen prefented to Sir Joists J. W. JERVIS, Bart. their Commander, on Parade, and pre vious to the affembly of the troops in Qsteen fqoare, Briftol, to fire a flu de joie, with a magnificent gold emboffed ( word a nd belt, of exquifite workmanthip : ' the pommell is a fine lion's head, with a ferpent in its mouth; the crofs has on its fides richly chafed, the Thunder of War, and a Lion's Head, with Serpent, form the ends. The fcabbard is richly chafed, and has ferpents, inflead of rings ; the blade is rich, and has this motto from Virgil • Capias, ut dips raereatl, " Primula." The whole forms a fine piece of workmanfhip, and was executed by Mr. Smits., Strand, London. The (word was prefented by Captain PROTHIROI, wbo expretred the fentiments of the Officers of the Corps in the following energetic manner : Si am delegated by the °facers of the Somerfm Rine Corps to prefait you a (word ass mark of their eftecm, and a. a grateful rellimony of the high (safe they entertain of your condud as a Commander, a cordite in which you have invariably Linked the fimmers of e Officer with the urbanity of the Gentleman. Sir, It would be (alit delicacy on tbts oreation to omit advening to Wour fpirited liberality on the inflitution of the Carps, at a cline hen the patriotic efforts of indlisWuals fo efferently contributed to the (Security of the nation ; at that me nest your liberality was beneficially exerted in raifing, arming, and clothing, and fully equipping, at yourown eapeucc,a corp.ot onehondred andtbitty. four man the dread of lavalion le now !aimed, and that not only by a patriotic union at home, but by the glorious widory of Trahigar, and the death of our hansoms! Hero an the mean. yet it isnot the charade: of lingbiltmen to forget, In fafety, the relpeetlve omits of chafe they were indebted to in the hour of threatened danger. Sir, In the name a the Corps, I prefent you with this fword and I venture to allirm, that Mould occalion call for ksferviees,lt will never be difgrated in your hands. _ _ • To which Sir Jour jaavos, on deceiving the fword from Captain Pitorntane, made the following reply: Stal feel much Battered by this very honoorable and Mks - guilbed mark of aims and approbation cooferred on me by my brotberOficers, through you, which I mall ever conteatklate with pleafure, and remember with gratitude. Ibis very elegant (word, with which the 011icers of the Corps under my command have been Faded to parent me. atall be by me refereed as an lacftl motile mature, until natality may require that it be drafts in de fence of my King and Country spina the common enemy, &mkt his temerity prompt him, and chance enable hint to land on Bri • tilb ground I have only now, sir, to requeft that you and the Gentlemen of the Corps will accept of my heft thanks, and be ef- Cured that no honour could be more grateful to my feelings, than this highly ablated teftimony of your and their kind attention. Yelterday afternoon Colonel Ca NM barouche, and Sir W. W. W 's curricle, came in emu& with each other, at the top of St. James's-ftrcet. The curricle was o►erturneJ,but fortunately no perfon Mit recei►ed any ferious injury. The traces of the barouche, howe►er, v.•ere broken, and the four high•blooded horfes that drew it, ran off in the moft ungo►ernable manner down the fireet. Towards the bottom of the dreet they ran againft a hackney coach, with fuch ►iolence, as to break the pole, the perch, and the hinder axletree ; the coachman was knocked off his box, but did not recei►e any material injury : Colonel Cam LLLLL and Mr. Caustrixo, who were on the Lox of the barouche, were Bathed down upon the pa►ement, and Mr. C. in particular anis moft fe►erely hint. The honks continued to run furioufly on, until their progrefs was arretted by the carriage running up againft a pod They were then laid held of, and all further ill confequences were prevented. NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning dolman after 6 Afternoon . . 36 minutes after 6 FOR SALE,, At the London Tnn, Plymouth on Friday the 4th of July next, at Eleven o'Cloek, _ _. SUNDRY Warlike and other Storer, confining of Sails, Running Rigging, and whet. Cordage. junk, Treble, Double and Single Blocks, Iron DaII.R, Water Calks, Muskets, Guns, Shot, Gunpowder, and other Warlike Stores, Beef, Pork, Brad, Flour, and other Proviliens, with various other valuable Articles ju ft landed front the French National Brig Niarque, con demned as Prize to his Majefty's Ship of War Ntubc, cow:mauled by J. W. Loris g, Efq. For viewing the Stores and for Catalogues, and any timber particulars, applkation to be-msde to Edward Lyn*, Elq. the Agent, or to Thomas Lock yer, Sworn Broker. Plymouth, June ts, act 6 . FOR SALE, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Fruity the sth of July neat, after the fate of Storer per Mugu; SUNDRY Warlike and other Stores, con fi ning of Sails, Running Rigging, and other Cordage, Blocks of different Sizes, Guns, Maas, Gunpowder, and other Warlike Stores, Beef, Pork, and Bread, Water Calks, and various other Articles, full landed from the Spanith Private Ship of War Prince& ds la Pais, captured by his Malefty's Ship Loire, commanded by F. L. Maitland, Efq. For viewing the Stores, and for Catalogues, and any further particulars, apply to Edward Lyne. Efq. the Agent. or to Thomas Lockyer,Sworn Broker—Plymouth, March i 3, aBo6. On Tburfday the 3d of July next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore noon, at the Ship Inn, Dover, for Exportation or Home Con fumption, by virtue of a Commiffion from the High Court of Admiralty, direct ed to the Marfhal, FHE FOLLOWING GOODS, landed from the Swedifla Brig Gerechtigkeit, Johan Carl Tode late Mailer, bound from Malaga to Embdoo, which Dave been detained as Pruffian Property, 23 Pipes Malaga Wine—to Hoglheads Ca t , Raifins-.444 Boxes ditto—so Bags Sbumack-6o Cadre Peas— to Calks Figs—a Bales Almonds—toa Cants Black l.ead. For further particulars, application may be made to Melts. FeCtor and Minet, Dover... Dover. June ta, i 506. ' 1