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40 **- . 11 rr ( bt 1 0 ‘ir ".* f A. SATURIMY EVENING, JUN NUMBER 12575.] ' 2, i SALES BY AUCTION. FOR AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD. ESTATES, AT NORTHOLT, MIDEILESEX, conviihnini rbeersurA • TIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, ONE ROOD, AND SEVENTEEN PERCHES, • WILL BE SOLD IN ELEVEN LOTS, By Mr. MURRAY, At Garraway's Coffee-house, nn WeensenAr, June Sri, At Twelve o'Clock. eTrs VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY is situate in the Parishes of NORTHOLT, GR ERNFORD, and BARROW, and comprises several excellent and very productive Grass Farms, with' good Farm Houses, Outbuildings, Cottages; also a good Palate House and oces, all let to very respectable Tenants at 1011 Yearly Rests; tbe Paddington Canal rens through part of the Estate; Mete aft several fine situations for Building ; t b e sonny h picturesque and beautiful, only a short dis tance from Uxbridge, and about nine miles from bondoo. May be Incited Nati' the day of Sale, by applying to the Tenants. Pristed Particulars may be had at the Offices of Messrs. Tenant, u tor igoo, and Tenant, Gray's Inn ; at Richard Bignel, Esq. Fur id's'', Ion; Mr. George Trumper, Warren Farm, Southall; at, i b e l i d Lida ; as fiarraway% Callbe Mover ; at ; the Mut ; and of Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor and. Land Agent, 61. Saint Martin's-lane, London.-- Letters to bt poet paid PERCY-1T lißE'r, RATHBONE.PLACR. gritilßE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FIXTURES, BriUiaot Plate. Pier and Chimney Glasses, Pate, Akw Paintings and Prints, Library of Books, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regekt-street) On the Premises, No. 12, Percy -street, be Yommer, the 7th of June, 11127, and following day, at Twelve o'clock. THE FURNITURE comprises Dotty Four-post J.Bed reads, with Chintz Cotton Furniture; Mahogany Ward ** Chests of Drawers, capital Wing Bookcase, Dining, Caid, sod Pembroke Tables; Sideboards; Curtains in Chintz Cotton, sad *Nein ; Japanned Chairs and Sofa; Turkey and we Carpets. The useful Fixtures in Stoves, Range, Coppers, &e. a few Paint lap and Prints ; the valuable library of Books, embracing a large antobble of Literature in History, Biography, Poetry, &c. some Ate Worts connected with the Drama. Groee's Antiquities, Buf- M's Natural History, Encyclopedia Britanuica, Daniel's Pie monte Scenery, Lyson's Antiquities, Bruce's Travels, a large Callectionef Modem Voyages, Ackerman's Microcosm of London, Babb Classics, Hume's History of England, Gentleman's Maga. Ow, Hookt's and Gibbon's Roman History, Fielding's, Robert ies's, and Richardson's Works, Grammont's Memoirs, nsiscel hisses Prints, &c. Ter be viewed on Wednesday preceding tke Sale, when Cata. lope. may be had on the Premises ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, ligentetreet. , HAMMERSMITH. A DESIRABLE COPY HOLD ESTATE, NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ?In AND CHIMNEY GLASSES, LINEN, CHINA, GLASS, and BOOKS, A BRACKET CLOCK, ice. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. ROBINS. • • (Of Warwick How, Regent.street,) On the Premises, Queen's Place, Hanunenmith, On Tucastuir, the 14th June, DM, at Eleven &Clock. Sy Order of the Executrix isf the late Mrs. Cie's', deceased, ALCOPYHOLD ESTATE, composing an Eligible DWELLING HOUSE, with GARDEN at back, FORE CUUET, and ■ SLIP of WASTE in front, and an Improved GROUND RENT of .£4 4s. issuing not of Premises adjoining. The Furniture comprises Four-post and other Bedsteads, with Dimity Furniture', seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, Maho- poy Wardrobes, Bookcase., Cheers of Drawers, Pembroke, Card, arid Dining Tables, Sofas, Chairs, Brussels and Kidderminster Car.' pu,l3racket Clock, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Linen, China, Glass, Plate, and Plated Articles, a few Books; Hostweade Wines, and Nitrous Kitchen Requisites and other Effects- To be viewed on Wednesday preceding the Sale. when Cats lopes may be had on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, 170, litgent.street. SURREY, NEAR REIGATE, ON THE ROAD•TO BRIGHTON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATF.. Suasive MANOR, well stocked with Game, Courts, Quit Rents, Fines, awl Heriocs. Danklt RESIDENCE, seated in a Park, beautifully wooded, with a fine Sheet of Water and a River. CaPrd Garden and Out-offices, Farm Souses, and Buildings. 'MARCY FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES a excellent MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND, All compact ; with extensive Common Rights. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-home, Regent-street) At Garraway's Cuffee Home, 'Change -alley, Cornbill„ On Tnuasaay. the Sikh of June, 1a27, at T we l ve &Cl oc k, A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, CHARLWOOD PARK; &mite between Reigate and Crawley, on the Brighton Road, in the County of Surrey ; COMPRISING The extensive MANOR of CHARLWOOD, abounding with Game; With the Court Baron, Courts Lest, Quit Reata, Fines, Heriots, A commodious and pleasant Residerme, erected In the style of au lt.han Villa, on an unique Elevation, with Portico Entrance, ju diciously planned, neatly fitted up, and adapted for the Accommo dation id a Gentleman's Family, with excellent Domestic Offices, well supplied with plenty of good Water • seated in a delightful Park, nearly b e lt e d and studded with th riving Plantations, and Lie growing Thither Trees; • A SHEET et WATER, stored with Fish, The River MOLE, Sowing through the Lands; With capital Stabling for Tea Horses, Standing fur Four Car nage., Loft ever; capital Garden, weU stocked and cropped. en aimed by a Wall, clothed with the choicest Fruit Trees, in fine i•earing Orchards; respectable Farm Houses, with Apiculture! Saildings; Orchards; Meadow, Pasture, Atable, and Wood Land; coataniing in the whole upwards of /0 U R HUNDUD AND SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES, Of which about Two Hundred are in hand, the remainder let to teoFtk table Tenants on Lease. The surrounding Country and the Prospects are beautiful and "tied, 'he Roads good, andehe facility of communication to and hoer the 'Metropolis is very great. The Waste Lands and Com- INCIS 011 the Manor are extensive aad profitable. The contiguity W several Packs of Hounds, and the abundance of Game, renders this' most eligible Property for a Gentleman fond of Agricultural Ps/11dt' and Field Sports. The distance trona London twenty-six Wei, from Brighton twenty-eight. Jobe Viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on the rfties• of Messrs. Burt and Son, Solicitors; and at the White Swan, `WI Slid SSW Reigate ; Sun, Crawley ; Libraries, Brighton ; bon Dorking ; Spread Eagle. Epsom ; Hotel, and Libraries, ;abridge Wells; Grey Hound, Croydon; of Messrs. Teasdak, and Nymph, Solicitors, Ns. 31, Fenehareis-street ; at Gar ?"'l.l; and of Mt. Robins, No. 170, Becentostreet, of whom litlets fur viewing may be bad. SALES BY AUCTION. tIIPROVEARLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, WHITECHAPRL ROAD, OPPOSITE THE CHURCH AND WAG'S HEAD COURT.' FERRHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, AND VOTE POI THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, flea; BOW BRIDGE, FREEHOLD HOUSES IN SALMON-STREEr, NELSON'S-COURT, ST. ANNE'S, LIMEHOUSR, AND VOTE FOR THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick llnuse; RegenTstreet i ) At Garraway's c e House, 'Change Alley, Combat, . On Tswana/sr, the 12th of July, 1827, at Twelve o'Cdock, IN LOTS, By Order of the Executor of Thomas Woollacot. Esq. deceased. LoT 1. AN IMPROVABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising-a convenient DWELL. • ING HOUSE, situate No. .12, Whitecb-pel-road, with Fish mongers' Shop, in the occupation of Mr. Mondavi. on Lease till Midsummer, 1240.—A DWELLING HOUSE at back, io the occupation of Mr. Lewis, and Tenements in Nag's Head coon; prolioriog •an iniproved Rent of nearly TWENTY POUNDS ' per 1•111111 till Midsummer, 1840,with a Reversiboary Term; when the Property dewy be ermasirderaiie improved. .4 .;) • Lot 2: .A FREEHOLD ESTATE. situate on the . High Read from Bow Bridge to Stratford, in the Parish of West Ham, In the County of Es.ex—comprising a small Compact DWELLING HOUSE, in tie occupation of Mr. Woodman, Auctioneer. with Garden at the back—a Vote for the County. LOT'. A FREEHOLD ESTATE in the Parish of St. Anne, Lintehouse • a Vote for the County of Middlesex; comprising a small DWELLING HOUSE. No. In, Salmon-street, and THREE COTTAGES at the back, to Nelson's court; in eie oc cupation of Messrs. Dixon, Goring, Conder.,and Holding, on Lease to Mr. Bowyer. To be viewed by applying on the Premises ; or Mr. They, No. let, Whiceebapel; of whom Particulars may be bad of Robert Oidershaw, Jun. Esq. Solicitor, Mansion Howie. Islington; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robitia,l7o, Regent -sweet. LEASEHOLD ESTATES IN CH URCHSTREE r, DUNK. STREET, and WILLIAM-STREET, STEPNEY, paonumsn ',marine or . • ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN . POUNDS PER ANNUM, TWO POLICIES FOR FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS •In the Hope Insurance Office, And FIFTEEN SHARES OF FIFTY POUNDS EACH In the same Office. .TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION; •By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick HOW!, Regeft Street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Cliance Alley, Cornbill,.. On THURSDAY; the 12th of July, 1847, at Twelve o'Clock, _ - IN LOTS By Order of the Executor of Thomas Wooßacot, Esq. deceased. Lot 1. .LE A LEASEHOLD ESTATE. comprising a • respectable Public House, the COCK and HOOP, situate in Church -street, St. Dunstan's, Stepney ; and s. Dwelling House adjoining, in Dunk -street, with CAW', Yard, and Garden, in the occupation of Mr. SuUan and Mr. Platt ; Two Houses ad joining, in the occupation of Mesus. Prickett and Baker; and the Dwelling Houses No. 82, 83, and 84, situate in Churcia.street, adjoining the Cock and Hoop, in the occupation of Mr. Howdell, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Bayley, producing a Recta! upwards of EIGHTY-TWO POUNDS PER ANNUM. Lot I. A LRASEHOL , ) ESTATE, oomprising a Dwain 14001 C and Broker's Shop, situate No. Church-street, oppoilto the Leigh Hoy, in the ix-coped.* of le. Sibatielock, producing upwards of SIXTEF.N POUNDS PER ANNUM. i.e 3. A LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 10, South side William -street, New-road, Stepney, in the occupation of Mr. Morris Barnett, Watch-maker, at a Rent of TWENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM, held at s Pepper Corn Rent. TWO POLICIES of ASSURANCE for FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS In the Hope Insurance Office, upon the Life of a Gen tlenian aged Fifty-five Years • and Fifteen Shares of FIFTY POUNDS each, in the same Office; as advantageous concern. The Houses may be viewed by applying its Mr. flaky, No. 101, Wbitechapel ; and to the Tenants, of whom Part elders may be had ; at the Cock and Hoop, Churth-street; of Robert Older. sbaw, jun. Es* Solicitor, Mansion House, Islington ; at Garra way's ; and of Mr. Rubins, 170, Regent-street. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, WHITECHAPEL, BAKER'S.ROW, QUEEN ANNE-STREET, and HIGH STREET, MILE END NEW TOWN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regeot-atreet) At Garraway's Coffee House;'Cliange Alley, Cornitill, On Taiumeav, the 12th of July, 1527, at Twelve o'Clock, IN LOTS, By Order of the Executor of the late Thomas Woollacot, Esq. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES for IN VESTMENT, held for long term. of Years. Los 1. The SITES and ERECTIONS thereon of TWO [ DWELLING HOUSES, No. 1 and 2, Baker's.row, White- Lebspel,mith the extensive Premises at the back, formerly in the leatiption of Mesas. Sutherland, but now converted into the new Sepal Pavilion Theatre; Four Dwelling Houses adjoining, in the Okupation of Mears. Brook ald Anderson, late Plunket and reodergrast, on Lease to Mr. Thomas Baylis; a Dwelling House and Baker's Shop, No. 7 adjoining (late in the occupation of Mr. Llveaay), in hand ; and Two Dwelliag Houses, No. 8 and 9, in the occupation of Mr. Roarer and Mr. Gibson, Tenants at Will. A large PLOT of GARDEN GROUND, at the back of the School House, Wkitechapcl-road ; let on Lease to the Trustees for the Education of the Puor. A large and extensive PLOT of GROUND, now used as a Tim ber Yard, and Premises with Bricklayers and Carpenters' Sheds and. Work.hops, with a range of Prentla2s for Tallow-melting, Stables, and various Outbuildings, adjoining the Promises, late Sutherland and Co. with Entrance from the Whitechapel Road, on Lease to Mr. John Deset Lox 2. TWO HOUSES, situate No. 45 and 48, on the Wert side of Queen Anne-street, Whitechapel, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph all 4 Mr. N Lox S. A. DWELLING HOUSE, No. Si, Mile End New Town, in the occupation of Mr. William Badcock. • The Lots may be viewed by applying to Mr. Wildman, White 'lmpel-road, of whom Particulars may be bed; of Mr. Ibley, 101, Whitechapel, and on the Prondoes ; of Robert Older shale. Jun. Esq. Mansion House, Islington; at Gateway's; sod of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -street. FOR THE CLERGY, FAMILIES, Re. NlJust übildard, is One thick Vol. a New Edition, prim 15s. bds. ODERN. 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Is recommended the Lancaster Gewalt: BLACK DROP, which malty of the most eminent Physicians and Surgeons in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire land, employ and prescribe in preference to any other preparation of Opium. This :Medicine has long been known and esteemed in the North of Rogland, by the Matte of the Quaker's Genuine BLACK DROP, where it was first discovered by the late 3. A. Barra . waive, Surgeon in Lancaster, in conteepsence of a laborious and attentive experimental investigation of the nature and powers of that invaluable Drug. ' It is well known, that in many constitutions the effects of corn. moo Opium, or Laudanum, are extremely distressing, and that in an habits it produees some inconvenience; often creating restless ness and delirium, instead of producing sleep ; and its use being generally succeeded by head achs, sickness, and debility. Of these 64eterfous effects, the Black Drop is, by a chemical process, wholly deprived: whilst It retains, in the fullest degree, all the desirable powers of Opium, in relieving pain, soothing irritation, and pro curing repose. This invaluable Medicine Is applicable to an the cases in which Opium or Laudanum is employed; but it is particularly eligible in nervous and spasmodic affections—as pains of the head and stomach, depression of mind, society. and irritability ; in the gout, in wounds, inflammation, zed mortification ; in chronic rbeunia-ism, especially when affecting the teeth and face; in coughs, asthma., consumptions, and other complaints of the chest, and In the nu merous diseases which inreduce pain and deprivation of sleep. The Nobility, Gentry, and Gentlemen of the Faculty, who bate been pleased to patronise this celebrated Preparation, are pant cularly requested to asserts, that none is Genuine except that per gr:by M. BIATAIWAISS, Xasidal, 11410111ISIV to the late J. AZ titwalte, Member of tior Royal Cadre* of Surgeons, London, and Sur geon In Landster; nauseous anti inelicacion% compo sition, amines possessing any of the &Amery properties of the tree medicine, is advertised, with pirated directions for sale; it, bev4 ever, may be easily distinguished by its appearance, taste, and ma.- pleasant effects, Irian the Genuine Slack Drop, the preparation of which is known only to the Proprietor. N.B. Each bottle of the Genuine Black Drop Is signed N. BRA THWAIii, with Red Ink. Sold in bottles, with proper directions for Its nee, at lie. es. Id. and Ss. ltd. each, duty inc lude d, b most respectable Venders et Kingdom Patent Medicines in the United • and wholesale by Messrs. Savory, Moore, and Co. IN, New iload-atreet, and LSO, Regennotreet, guidon •. E. and J. Kenyon, Liverpool; T. Treat, Leeds; F. Carter, La ncaster; and Clapham and Gilpin, New castie-upoa-Tyne ; Scot and Orr, Edinburgh; and C. Butler, LORD HIGH ADMIRAL. The following order has been issued t s the Woolwich Division of the Royal Wad ines, by his Royal Highness the Loan HICI/1 AIIII1RAL: " A OXISALIT, May 99, 1827. ■ Ills Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral has much satis faction in signifying to Colonel M'Cleverty, sod directing him to convoy to the Officers Non-commissioned Officers, and privates of the Woolwich Divis ion of Royal Marines, his Royal Highness's entire approbation of their soldier-like appearance and steadiness under arms yesterday, as also the state of the barracks and infirmary, and of the order, regularity, and correctness of the whole interior organization and arrangements of the division, to which his Royal Highness's attention was yesterday more particulatly directed. " From the reports which his Royal Highness bad previously re ceived, he was prepared to find the division in a high state of dis cipline and good order, and his Royal Highness is gratified in being enabled to assure the Commandant, and the Officers and men under his command, that yesterday's inspectloa has not only equalled his Royal Highness's expectations, but confirmed in him the most fa vourable impressions of their efiiciency, discipline, and good conduct " To Colonel Ni•Clcverty, R. M. Woolwich." FRENCH PAPERS. FROM SRC STOILE OF THCIR‘DAY. BANKS OF THE VISTULA, M.l to. The news of the crime committed by the Pole Jams. zinski excited universal indignation. It is true that he was Marshal of a district in Russian Podolia; but it is false that he was in th ' military service in the army, or in the Polish Legion. He was aot a Count, and did not belong to the st eat Nubility. PARIS. M•* SO._ We can assure the Jomreal des Debuts and the Quo lidienne, that the pmt of the Isle of France is shut against the French flag, only as the Isle of Bourbon is against the English. All that happens of this nature is but the application of the principle's which have been long adopted with respect to the colonies. The echo du Mid? says—u Our Madrid correspon dent informs us that there has been a new insurrtctiun of some miserable Spanish revolutionists in the moun tains of Arragon. The Royalist volunteers of Tamarita attacked them, killed several, and dispersed the rest." MADRID, MAT le. A salute of artillery has Announced to the inhabitants of Madrid, that the Princess of Naples, consort of the Infant, Don• Carlos, was safely delivered of a Princes in the night of Saturday. PARIS, MAT 30. N. de Maubreuil has caused summonses to be issued, for Friday, the 15th of June. when his cause will come on, for Messrs. the Prince de Talleyrand, Angles, Du• pont, and Blurrienne, who signed the orders of which he was the bearer in 1814, and alse Messrs. de Votrolles and Laborie. A second summons will include a great number of distinguished persons. Ileradraper Adams, BuCklerahard, ten, at the Hop . Cheek Iroideld, dant, Tevrfr James Gregory, Son-etreet. , eleven, 15, }nil July 15, it tee, of Bantrulits, and Ca lisiVoid.nivr. GeeirrCalas; and Jul IZ., ruins. atreet: Kirt..treet, John Brockbank, hint 11, 43, I , ' harm. Ar Hodgson • John Ford... 113 i at ekvism at the s. Robert Bartlett,. Reading , street, Lincoln's Ina-fields. Thomas We and 15, at, ton. Attornies, Temp'e ; or Masora Elisabeth Nightingale dealers, June in, 20, Hotel, Manchester. or Messrs. Hadaeld Isaac Nathan, June 14, at te. Commissioners King, Hatton-gar. Thomas Ruthorfurd, chant, June of Commis Mr. Burn, Thomas Howell upholsterers, hound Inn, Li Bishopsgate-street Richard Burridge, ' June 5, 15, &loners of ' Garden -court, William Chases 13, and Attondes, Mears. Ruldswortb ARgepe Jane down of Ogle, Great Wanda Davis eattlaawar►tatanatactarera. at the Hbek Lion Eno Staple Ir James Tfinmas, eurastanees, at ditors—File4 William Kieran, chant, is in int engdgemeins Samuel William is in insolvent merits with k DIVIDE', JUDO 24, William Francis ten. Jane di igstat►e, Haitlirs, Samuel Bruviu ford, h... bald'e-road, ker Wood, wooliraplers, Wyeb-street, Clare, Sufolk, eltlaaman, • Bristol, silk DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June 23, Charles Gedrych, Bristol, dealer, at Onq at the Gem* Inn, Narrow Wine•street, Bristol. June 29, Jebil Yuan. late a Coleford. Gloucestershire, butcher, at eine, at the Fleece Ins, Gloucester. June 25, Daniel Marling, Great Yarmouth, Norft.lk, grocer, at twelve, at the Black Lion Inn, Great trarmottli. June 23, Thos. Sutcliffe, Langlield, Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton spinner, ,at ten, at the Roebuck Inn, Rochdale, Lancashire. June so, John Lane, late of Rochdale, Lancublre, woollen manufacturer, at twelve, at the Albion Hotel, Rochdale. June 25, Thomas - Harvey, Warwick, horse dealer, at tell, at the Swan Hotel, War. stick. June 28, Thomas Dunn, Bristol, victualler, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, All Sainte-lane, Bristol. June 23, George Hutchinson, John Hutchinson, Henry Hutchinson, and Thomas Place, Stocktoo-upon-Tees, Durham, bankers, at eleven, at the Black Lion Hotel, Steckton.upon•Teee. June 26, Wm. Plata% Liverpool, Lancashire, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Jane 22. Paul Bright, Handley, Staveley, Derbyshire, litne.burner, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield, Yorkshire. June 23, Obvei Williams, jun. lkomsgrove, Worcestershire, tanner, at eleven. at the White Hart Inn, Hartlebury. CERTIFICATES.--Juts 22. Frederick William Furth, Whitechapel-road, baker. J. Pk., Cirencester, Gloucestershire, woolstapler. Rickard Peck, Old Ford, Bow, corn factor. William Neely, now or late of Sherbert*. lane. Cannon-street, and of Change-alley, Cornhill, printer. Chas. Lupton, St. James's-place, Clerkenwell,ieweller. Richard Price. formerly of the Magpie and Stump, New Road, victualler. Thal Shaw, John Lambert, and William Shaw, Huddersfield, York. 1 shire, merchants. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Addy, John Swift, and George Howe, livwsley. Voris shire, confectioners. Richard Wallace and Charles Hem y Po) le t - Basingstoke and Oldham, Hants, barge-masters, whartmers, &a. John Walters, juu. and William Walters, Swansea, Glamorganshire, lour merchants. John Broderick Snowden and Wm. Canteen's, St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich, linendrapert. Thomas Dooley and Joseph Dooley, Busby, Ciseshire, drovers and cattle-dealers. Jas. Garrod and Robert Clarke, Suffolk and Ipswich, common carriers. William bawds and Wightman Sooby, Nottingham, lace manufac turers. Charles Adams, Charles Mu* Adams, and W.l lam Bell, jun. Bread-street, London, silk and ribbon manufacturers. Beni. P. Tennant, William Thomas Tennant, William &airy, and Edw. Woodbridge, Trinity-square, London, wine and spirit students. Wm. Henry Law and James Motion, Huntingdon, iromnossiesa. General Weekly Average of the Prim of British Cork vibia governs Importation, made up to the 25th of May. Whoa 380. Od. 1 Oats od. I Deana 49e. 1141. Rutty 40a. 114. I Ityo Mb. 94. Pau et. 114. . , -*-,. - . , i t , . . ' l lk'' 4 •+- - : ts ' , 0) 4 Mt at' P .. - .• i \`#. . $1•In ..... . 4 - 0 .. .... h y- • ...- ' t c• e ....1 :- ' i , - .t.t.. •11,. -- 44 w , ,, . v. 4 „. .. i • e . 1 eV ' ••• • • . ( t 6. - • • 1114t1111 , 12111° 1 • • . -'• 'I. - . I • ....,: t , ' 4' Li _-• •41. • 'n.:.• ..:. ... - :,:iit's . '''' - -• ' AffiArr..... -•••• 0. ' - .•• [ PRi C lig .S k YEN PICICk i 1 I 1 THE LONDOi4 GAZETTE, JENS la , WHITEHALL, Dar 31. 1 • . . . ; hal been pleased to grant to the Right Rev. Fathed li I . . , , .• lank,, Bids" df St. David's, the Deanery of the Ch. rcb of Durham, Sold by the death or Dr. Chad,. . 1 , late Dean thereof. .-•- • . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ; i eatly„ Myrtle-street, Hatton, flour•factok, tram Amy So 11,st Mn; at the Court of Commisidoners of Baaffiropta, 1 I-otreet. . • .BANKRUPTCIRS SUPERSEDED. moan, late pf Boughton Malberbe. Kew, Peter. rison, Lower Poorer Cottage, Cheshire, merchant. BANKRUPTS. nell„ Tewkesbury, Gloocenershire, rope and helot. urer, to surrender, J une l b, at s i x , so, an d J u l y 1 3, at 0 , a Hop Pole Inn, Tewkesbury. Attbrnies, M. William ' I hatraleld, Chathans.place; of Mrt bodily, Winteblho. • !wkesbury. I . . torn, Son -street. Bishoperate,otteet. grocer. Jona S. at I II 5, fad July 13,it ten, at the Court •Of Comaidasioners ruins, eannghall.street. Atuirnies, Messrs. Adlingtoll 4 Frodford.rier. Ss; Rostrata, Eialr. irofootogri.. , Jose It, OE he ton, 13, at nine, at the Court or Caimmlssloones or. Bark. ishighall-Street: Atteniica, Meads. FA:that& and Co. ... eet, Cheapside. , . • hbank, jun. Wfiittilmeen, Ctilllbethe4, 1101211-421104 . ' . 13, and July 13, at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Whims A Anomie., Mr. Falcon, Ehr.court, Temple ; or Meisit. ' t i and Co. Whitelsiien. , Reading, Berkshire, bricklayer, June 15, id, and Ihilt !vein at the Wbeataheaf low, Reading. Attendee, Mrs ,'s Bartlett,. Reading; or Mr. Charles rad, Great tbollaa inuan's lan-lields. a t . . . . !rep, Preston, Lan cas hi re , iroomooger, June" Jars ts 1 it ten , at the Office of Messrs. Troughton and CO. Pram ttornles, Messrs. Hard and Cm King's Beni/141114 i ;or Messrs. Trongloton and Co. Proffitt% - I Niglstingak and More Wtirthir, Mine/seater, *ahem .. June 19, 90, at nine aid July Id, at two , at Mite's danebester. Asornies, Moue. Hurd and Co. Temple) rs. Hadfield and Co. Manclieiter. hen, Wellington•plade, Shepherd's-bush,, merit • 1, at ten, 22, and July 15, at twelve, i t the Cou rt . . k i sioners of Bankrupts, Badnehall-aitrekt. Attorney, Mr. - [anon-garden. Rutherford, Agnes•place, Waterloo read, Surrey, mem 'one 8, 15, at one, and July 13, at twelve, at OAP Ceert I missionsrs of Bankrupts, Ilasingitall.strert. Attorney, rn, Raymond-isuildinp, Gray's lan. Howell and John Howell, jon. Bath, Se;meramalske, I' 1 irers, June 14,15,0nd July i 3, at Oriel!, at the Grey. On, Bath. Anomie., Mr. Will Aims, Crosby-aquas% gate-street; or Mr. Melling's, Bath. lurridge, late of Chenies-street, Bedford-inure, Wider, 15, and July 13, at eleven, at (he Conn of Consmis. of Bankrupts, Basinkhall-street. Attorney, M. ateetier, 1 ..court, Temple. * _. -. • i lase* Wotan, Worcester, glove-manufactory; Valle 19, July 13, at twelve, at the Golden Lion Inn, Worcester. et, Mr. Thomas Whim, Old-square, Lincoln's Inn s of Holdsworth and Co. NffordeSter. Regnaudht, Great WineltestnAtreet, wine•marelliMss 13, and Jury 13, at eleven, at the Court ce Commitir. of Bankrupts, Basindbatl-street. Annum, Mr. Os treat Winchester-stria. bvia and Peter Woodsostb., Whitainveit, eidaboslatiall, warmwranufactoren, Jane 14, LS. and . July IS, at *me, Black Lion Ism, Whinahaveu. Amornien, Mr. Clamoll i Inn ; or Mr. Perry, Whitehaven. DECLARATIONS OF TNSObt 'Witt. t somas, Northwich, Cheshire, grocer, is ha insolvent efts aces, and Is enable to meet his engstemesus with bin etes 1 ! -Fried May 30. • It Kieran, Great George-Street, Bermondsey, better-ancv. 1, Is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to .wet his meats with hia creditors-Piled May Si. Villiam Cutouts, Nortomrargate, tnendraper and mercer, %solvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage- with his credltors-.Filed June 1. :DENDS to be made in BAST NGH ALL-STREET. 1 2, John Evans, late of Marchmont-street. Burton-contest, . I, er, at eleven. June 29, Blithest& Adams and Edward t 3ucklershard, Southampton, ship builders, at ten. June 20, Francis Woodgate, late of Tonbridge, Kent, banker, at se 29, Elisabeth Leigh and Edward Leigh, late of Chid- -4 Kent, victuallers at eleven. June St, Edward Tooth, , Sum:, haberdasger, at two. June 119. James Semite sad keen Searle, Saffron Walden, Es.ex,md of 111.1 sop Stort. : 1 : refordshire, bankers, at ten. June 8, James She*, Theo. id, at eleven. June 29, Henry Walker Wood, John Web. . d, and Matthew Walker Wood, Wakefield, Yorkshire, I lens, at one. June 22, Charles Lynch, late of the Crooke& . f Nych-street, victualler, at nine. June 22. Rd. Clarepre, uffolk, chemist, at two. June It 2, T. .)eat, Plaadolly, a, at twelve. July 3, John Freeman, noW or late • . e i' ' aik mercer, at eleven. :y~# FROM The iiiag God John' Banks, thedral Church or Henry Verarl Greatly,. to June it, at lkt Baaioshall-itreet. Richard 800, an, Henry Harrison, ' Jchn manufacturer.