Star. — London, England, 1817-05-21 00:00:00

r LAW 121TR.LLIGE11,Ge. COURT or ROM's rENCTI; MAY 20. NEWMAN O. WILLIAM % This was an action agaiabt the defendant, as prn prietrir of a Reading stage coach, for the negligent endive .4 hi, servant, the coachman, who, by fu. liens and imnro:;tr 4riving, threw the plaintiff out'of his cart, and di .1, ,ated his shnulder, and otherwise snitch halliard t u rn. A In oi of the name of Winter was the principal %%hilts% to prove the transactions, aad he t oted, that on the day on which the accident h a pp ene d, he was standing under a gateway in Pic cadilly, near the Brown 11.:,r ; it was at that time raining very bard the plaintiff was in a little cart, ji:st going to move, or was ill the 'mint moving ; at thar ton • the Iteaditg stage dope driving down PiecaOilly at a sharp pace. rather furi..us, and at tetcp•ed tii•pas; between a waggon and the plaintiff's emit ; the hind wheal c ought the wheel of the plain tif's (Aft. by which it w mime, and - the plaintiff thrown ;hr 1.11 with his face against the kirk lame, and the 1)1.1)d poured out; he was taken be very roach injured, an., it afterwards appeared,' that, in additi n to his braises, be had dis!ocated his ' sLoulder. For the defendant it was contended that the acci dent'was unavoidable, that a coal waggon shipped up the riett side of the way, and tht coachman took ins wrong side as the safest come; that just at the moment when the coach was passing the cut!, thv plaintiff turned round suddenly. by w:.ie4 weans his wheel encountered tie wheel the coach. _ Lnrd ELLENBOROVOII told the Jut y, that the law of the r , .:d was ton so rigid that a person ni;ght turn flat F gilt side, if by so doing it was pos sWe be would :twirl mischief instead of d..ing it.— They would, therefore, consider wls:ther they thought tl•at was the purpose in the present instance. and whether the accident arose from negligence t t un avoidable .ccident ? The .r.ny touud a verdict fur the Plaintiff—Da: mages kilt) , Pounds. VO.Y/ G. HOLT AND It ANDALL. The fame of the übnve pugilists horn their recent successful combats, Holt with O'Donnel, on the day of disappointment between Scroggins and Turner at Hayes, and Randal with West Country Dick, drew together mote than It►,uoo people on Coombe Warren yesterday. The match wa► for twenty guineas a side, and the men possessed first rate science. Betting at the commencement two to one in (Avow - of Randal. VOUND t• Much time was occupied in sparring, and when one Lad got Lis.pripet distance, the other ttoke ground with caution; Randal then made play with his ledt hand, and drew Food, but hi. tgist fe:i Wort, aid fjplt o.aving staggered off his standing, a rifte followed, and Holt wee tiaoWll. Y. itandal Let tovse with ills left hand, and followed with strait delivery wilt the other at tL•e holy ; and Holt was knocked down as if a pistol shot had gone through !us head, and he bled profusely from his nose and nuessth.--a to i on Randal. 3. Randal showed great quickness, and was the straitest bitter. It was work enough for the seconds to emuse the blood off Hon; at.d at setting.to he was punished iu a sinuiar manner. ar.d knocked down without plaating a hit. 4. Met attiith:ing for more than a minute, a slight cagy took place, and poste blows were tsc!.anged, at the end of which Holt Wrist down. & *I his round gave some confiilt nee to the partisans of Hilt He planted what is teemed a Power's hit (a fancy bit of the late Postiiv) upon tfie tip of she nose, which tapped Kandal's dant bottle, and hr snorted like a nioou-eyed horse startled-at donkey and reli:ved hinneif without a rootA, in the cant rhraar. Alsuuts of approbation front Holt's Wends, as such is deemed a bit of the Whitlock. Randal soon convinced the ring such did not belong to Paddy's land ; and recovering from' the momentary aerobatics, he hut his adversary down with the lett hand, and another with else right in going down. I. h ulk was with abroad, and ho adversary played off some scientific antics, rather dealing out mercy as though he was amusing the almatturs at the lives Court with the gloves.— Holt at liregth went down with a slight hit. I. It was owls-s far tiult to contend, but his game and coo- Aran nature I tomptad him, if possible, to rise superior to de feat. Bit it was all up—Randal did as he pleased ; in fact, it was 'Waterloo Bridge to a deal plank, and liolt was again down. it, and bet. Holt was anxious for conquest—no•hlns else mold guns induced him again to meet kis opponent Randal wombed *ate,/ with h..th his hands, and %von his tight tweed him He itus beat ow of ; but he was attain s in renew the combat anti in endeavouring to rise from his second's knee, hid he not llortneaui In, would bavetallen down, irnm his exhausted state Tort Jones and It. WeJle seconJed the winner. and !'hinter and Clark the loser. A heavy rain tell during the combat, and notwithstanding the ring was formed on an eminence, it was deluged with water as well as blood. Holt was curled from the ground in a most pitiable state. Dar C ;swami was introduced at Covent Garden Theatre. fast night, as an Alter-piece, wit is some very splendid scenery. It was performed with great spirit. iec,ived with loud applause, and announced for repetition with the full api.robation of a crowded 1 audience. Mrs. Ilitatstorcr's Grand Ball, in Perlman-square on Monday evening, was upon the most magn , ficent male. The noble Drawing-rooms, the range of apartments below, the hall, and staircase, put on all their attractions. The Ball was opened at eleven o'cloct, with Quadrilles, in the principal room, the floor of which was decorated with trophies (naval and military), emblems of music, encircled by mosaic borders. Among the couples were— Capt. Hugh Seymour - Miss Beaumont Marque at Exeter . Miss Mary Anne Beaumont Captain Wombwell Mira Addington lion. A. rerey - Lady S. Ryder Captain reebell - Lady Hemet Bradman Mr. Dailiwousl - • Miss Law Captain Clive . . Lady F. Molynting Mr. Walpole . lady E. :'irs neer. .The company arriving from Carlton Honse • in their full dresses, added to the brilliancy of thessene. . During the night the company were supplied with the :atm ices and refreshments. The ceremony of a • regular supper was waived, by a table being laid in the b.ck drawing-room, which was abundantly sup. plied with fowls, tongues, hams, pine apples, grapes, &c. with the Choicest wines of the Continent. - _ We are glad to learn that those plunderers, the Pindarrees, whd have of late years committed so much outrage upon the peaceable inhabitants of differect parts of India, have received a salutary check ip the neighbourhood of Bombay. Major L UWHttit7TON, commanding the 4th reg irnent of Madr as Li g h t Ca vary, has deleated a body of 34100 o f them. The surprise was complete, and the attack and pursuit so ardent, that 800 were killed and wounded, and many rendered incapable of pursuing their plundering ex ctusion by the WA of Ilia hones. FROM LAST =firs GdfZEITE. His Royal Higbre•ic ti.e Prince Regent has appointed James Cocks, F.q. to he hilt Nl:joity's ennitul to Albania, atal the ad jacent terntories of the Ottoman Empire ; his Royal jlichneta has also approved of Mr. Paul Arena, as Gomm, ac Malta, fur his Imperial Highness the Grand Duke of Tuwaily. . - Members returned to Parilement.—liorrn get of Dorchester: Sir Samuel Ahepherd, Knight.—Borough of Lyu--sitobett Gifford, Esq. in Mae moot of Sir William Garrote, appointed a Baron of the Court of I:tclulorr. MILITARY PROMO'noNs. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 20, 1817. Royal Regiment cif Horse Cuirds—Lord George Augusta Hill to be Cornet, by ptirehase, vice Clutteibuck, who reties. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Robert Grant, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Procter, promote& 3d Regiment of Dragoons—Cronton Johnston, Gent. to be Corne►, by purci.zse, vice Stuart, promoted. I Gth Itegim,nt nt Light Drago,n.—Thomas NT-intgomery, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Gan, promoted. 17th Ditto—l ot net Thomas Hurriog to he Lieutenant, without porches-, vice F. Haworth, dreea,eil. 14th Ditto—Lieutemitt James Provo,. to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, Viet win retiree ; Cornet Thomas Alsop to be Lieutenant, esitliout purchase, vice A Maeartney, deceased. Ist or Grenadier "egiment of l'o.st Gnartl4—Cartaim Charles lance. Vytter, fivin the Stit West India Regiment, ro he I.leu• tenant anti Captain, vice sanmel Win. Ilingto, tchu ntlres was 4w halt pay ut the sth in la PA-tinier% Sd Reginnitit of Font cumid,--1 et:.in Ws;hans lames to be Lieutenant and purckor, ince Nionti,iirnerie, d•ceased; Itor4ee W aipule, Gun. to be Lt.s•6n and Lieut.- . . nant, vice Jam or. .13t1 Re;,intent of rosy —Rob rt John Anderson, Gent. to be Et:- sign, wit ,out p.,relies, , , vice A. Browne, promoted ; Lu.-‘gri Robert John Alderson to bl Lieutenant, without purcliaw, vice Montgomery, deceased; Votenteer Charles O'Hara Booth to be Ensign, without porchas , vice Andersen. 65th Ditto—Entity.' Henry Tudor to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dundas, appointed to the Stith Foot; Serjeant- Major Thomas Duhald, from the 47th Foot, to be Ensign, without perchase, vice "Our. 66th Ditto—Ensien William Ithynd to be Lieutenant, without purchase,vlce promoted in the Stith Foot; Ensign Wil Lain Morton to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Whit ney, deceased; Ensign and Adjutant Wil SAM Gilbert to have the rank of I.seuttuaut; Ensign John Clarke to be Lieutenant, without pit/chase, vice Harvey promoted Julio Carige, Gent. to be Ensi. , n, without purchase, vice Morton. 07th Ditto-10 be Lieutenants ' without purehaie--Ensigns Charles Rainsford, vice A. Clarke. deceased; Lucius French, v , ce Evans, cashiered by the sentence of a General Court lartia.; A. K. Huston, vice J. Ronald, de reavd ; 1 homas K iernander vice Salem, appointed to the used Foot ; Wilitant Johex, vice 1.). Cameron, cashiered by the sentence of a General Cnurt- Marna 1J be Ensign, without purchase—Jos:ph liasstll, Gent. vice Rainsforti 69th ihtto—Enslgn Joseph I.anpon to be Lieu:enant, without purchase, ince J. /teat!, deceased; Chairs Iluriton,Chnt. to Le t nsige . ): without purchase, vice . Bauder, supersedel 81st Duto—Qusrter-blaster John Roberts, mom the half-pay of the std Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice John Harding, who exchanges. 84th Ditto—.l.iestenant Edward Curter to be Captain of a Com parl, by purchase, vice J. Fraser, who retires. 86th Dit.o—Lieutettant Lachlan 84•Quarie to he Captain of a Cosnya.iy, without purchase, vice W. Williams, dectased. o be Lieutenants, wi:huut pnrchoise—E.nsigt.s Alexander Read, vice M'Quariv ; 14111t11 law, vice J. Huastm,dectased; Joseph Morton, vice E. Column, who resign.; W imam Clarke, front the 80th Fuot, vice J. 3. Henry, dectated. 'I o be Ensign, by purchave—Ldwarti Carroll,Gent. vice Moron. 98th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Amaral to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Burton, decra'ed; Willicnt Battier, Gent. to be hump, by purchase, vice Charles brown, promo,' d. York Chasseurs-I.leutenant-Colonel George Arthur, from the Otti We- t Indta itegintent, to be LicutenantsColts , .el; Lieu e naut-Culonel lusrph Twigg, from ditto, to be dit• Bacvsy.—Captasti lion. Arthur John Hid Fittgerusd de Roos, of the Ist Dr•goons, to be Nl.jur in the Army. BANK.RUP ES. Othniel NattaH, of IsFehobs-lane, Lombard-street, London, mem chant, &ale: and chapnian, to surrender May so, June s. and July I , at ten, at Oundltall. Attorney, Mr. George Adams, S 4, Old Jewry. George I.ongutire, late of Appleby, Westmorland, draper. dealt r and chainan, June S. 4, at the King'. He►d Inn, Appleby, and July t, at the Arnie Inn, Carlisle, at eleven. Atturtnes, Messrs. friudgauti end Nanson, Carlisle; or Mr. Young, I, Charlotte•row, Mansion-house, London. John Graham, now ur late of Mb Houses, klesket, Cumberland, butter and baton-dealer, dealer and chakman, June S. 4, at the . . Kuala Haad hut, Appleby, and July I, at the King's Arms Inn, Attornies, Mr. W. Young, Cbarlutte-row, Mansion. . . home, London ; or Messrs. Hodgson and Nanson, Carlisle. John Nomson, of Ruditun, Yorkshire, common lunar , dealer and claptrap, May 2u, and July r, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck lon, Beverley. Anoraks, Messrs. kiall and Camp bell, Beverley. William Penaluna, of Hehton, Cornwall, printer, bookbinder, and stationer, May 99, hue 6, and July 1, at clever'. at the Star Inn, Hchtun. Anomie., Mr. Iscujamo Follett, Paper buildings, temple, Landau; or Messrs. Wallis and Roberts, Hebron. Robinson, of Newcastle upon. Fyne, common brewer, dealer and rhapman, June 9, 10, and July 1, at ekes., at the George Jun, Newcask upon Fyne. Anomie'', Mears. Murton and Williainsou, Gray's lunaquare, London; or Mr. Henry lugledew, Newcastle. Witham Baker, of Leeds, Yorkshire, dyer. June 5,6, and !ply I, at eleven, at the C.un Home, Lead*. Anomie*, Messrs. Tuttle, Richardsou and Gaunt, Leeds, or 33, Poultry, London. J.drn Whdtte,of Liverpool, woulien.diaper, June 5,6, and July 1, at ekvem, at the George lust , Liverpool. Anomie*, Mr. Windk, 14n-street, Byword-raw, Loudon; or Mr. James Phillip., Liverpool. Edward Whitley klam, of March, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire, grocer, dealer amd chapnian, lune 3, 14, and July 1, at ten, at Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, Dyer's•court, Aldermanbury. William Holding, late of Mark-lane, l.ondon, dour-factor, May 114, 31, and Juiy 1. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's -court, 01.11;ruails•reet. Christopher Morns and 'llomas Lambert, late of Leeds, mar _ chants, wool conuniasiou asontsoltalera, chapmeo aw 4 apart oars, l'vlay 24, Si, anti July 1, at rkven, at Guildhall, Loodint. Attorney, Mr. Coates, Paul-greet Finsburpsirara Thomas Jenkins, of Judd-strert, Br unswick-square, Midtfieeez, now or late Master of the skip City of London, mister marl• lier, merchant, dealer and eitapman, May 37, June 3, and July 1, at twelve,at Guildhall. Atiornies, Me.srs. Kearsey and Spurr. 116, llishopsgate•street• W John !frown and Alexander Paterson, late of Pinners-Hall, Old Broad•street, London, merchants and copartners, May 31, June i, mid Ju'y 1, at twelve, at Gaildhial. Attorney, Mr. Poule, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street. David Weston, of Westmene, Southampton, tanner, May 31, June 7, and July I, at twelve. at Guildhall. London. Attot ales, M • Chapman, btevens, mud Wood, Little St.l'hontas Apostle, Queen-street, London. litielnard Mugkeridge, of Kingston-upon-Thames, e xi-merchant sod malt.ter, May 47, June 3, and July 1, at twelve, at Gudd , had, London. A torney, Mr. Cobb, Clement's Inn. Samuel frt:t edgy, Richard smith, and James Fisher, late of Bilston. btagurdsturr, bankers, June 13, Is, and July 1, at eleven. at the Royai Mattel, hirnutigham. Attonties, Mr. Whitaker, Bisa.l-ssourt, !Ans. ittry, London; Mr Comer, Wolverhamp ton; or Messrs. npt.rrier and Ingleby,Airntingham. Barnett Wistddl, of Prospect-place, Southwark, jeweller ' May 31, lone 7,at ten, and July I, at eleven, at Guildnall. Attor ney, I.uskett, Wilson-street, ftesbs:ry•stitate. CERTIFICATES, JUNE 7. E. Elwell, Vi'estbroariswis, Iron-tounder. B. Bradley, Bire minima), carrier.• W. Barnes, New Sarum, ironmonger. A. Speate. Brewer-street, rarthenwartatan. lanes and Waikias, airibiol, chemists. ,W. Decokes, Pateriscister.row, ai•k manutac lure?. J.Werdell, Gaisbrough, saivener. F. Popplewell, Hubert town/ card-maker." W. Bourchier, King strew, Holborn, testa. maker. H. and J. Detlgoo, liwithwuk, hop- (mom 1. Knight, mkt: /Mama and Upon, Battlcy, menhirs, 3. Wight, Stovrbridge,lllaltder. N. rittenbity, Manche , ter. twin-dealer. T. Badham, Briittl, englne•maktr. J. Hull, batter. DIVMENDS too be made at OtIII.DHALT - - May 14, F. I. Judin, Hatton-garden. merchant, at ore. June 7, E. Blackmore 9 Caroline.srreet, Bedfora square, tailor, at eleven. May Yo, , E. White, Bishopsgate street, c.‘ach twister, at eleven. June 7, E. Simmons, Queenitithe, warthousestan, at ten. June 7, J. Eley, Blackfriars-road, breuer, at twelve. June 7, R. Edwards, Morgan's-lane. wine merchant, a ten. June 7, R. G. Beasley, Austin-friars, merchan , , at ten. June 7, J. Pool, Duke street, Mary-la bonne, carpenter, at one. June 3, H. Luker, Walton, painter, at one. June 7,1). An eler,ott, Gray's lan.lan.,, coal nu rchain, at one. June 7, 1. Madan, Dartmnuth street, We4tnilii , ter, carpi leer, a one. June 7, R. Uel.enna, London, makster, at ten. June s-1, G. Orord, timber merchant, at tea. June 7, J. Ni tholsim, krkelerstreet, Clerkenwell, co - v.o4olBller, at line. /1111. 7, J. Ryder, Robert-strcet, Surrey, hat-manui.trurer, at twelve. June 7,1. I. still, Rowlancrs.row, epney-rreen,naexiiier, at twelve. June 7, Debella Watkins. France; M.:Ann. and Lucy ilincksman, New Bend s.reet milliners, at one. r.4.-. 1 ; P. Goklunith. BEl4e-street, IllaCkfr ars, tavern-keeper, ai melee. LONDON MARICEIS, mirr 20. Corrox.—The sales of Cotton have beer. very li mited, purchases can be made a shade lower ;—the estimated sales since cur last xre :about 600 bags, of which 259 Peinarns were taken for exportation .4t Q 7 ,(1. the other purchases were a small parcel iyl'na s at 22J. 9S Sculls :;panish at I7V. to 18J. 120 St. Domingo's 20fd. all favlas at IGJ. to I7Ad. a small parcel of Smyrnas at lbd. and a few Bengal% at various prices, getwrally a shade lower-21S bags Bowed, offered to-day by public sale, met with no offers near what is considered the present market currency ; they were all wiihdrawn at MI. to 2011 " LIVERPOOL, MAY 17.—The imports of Cotton since our last amount to 12,403 bags, of which i;S9I are from the United States, and 1106 from Calcutta. They arrived chiefly in the early part of the week ; and the quantity being heavy, compared with time late supplies, it induced a general expectation of a decline in prices. There has ..ceordinAly bean little business done—Boweds and Orleans have given way id. to id. per pound ; Brazils are a shale lower, aad all other sorts are dull." SUGAR.—There were few new Sugars on show last week; several vesseis had arrived, but there had not been .time to bring the Sugar to market ; no altera tion could be stated in the currency. Mol.e.ses are in more request. In Foreign Sugars little variation can be stated in the prices ; few sales have been effected. COPFER.—We mentioned last week the great pro. bability of an advance in the prices of Coff,e. Oc.ly .one public sale WAS brought forward, it went tiff with great briskness at an advance of full Ss. per cwt. the quantity of Jamaica and Dutch Coffee was, however, too inconsiderable to be taken as a criterion of the great improvement, but we believe the private contracts fully confirm the advance—ordinary Ja maica sold at 735. gnod ordinary formerly selling at 71S. 6J. and 735. sold at 755. and 7Gs. fine otdinary at Bth. A small parcel middling Dutch, with co. lour, sold out of all proportion, realizing 88s. 227 casks and 181 bags St. Domingo, went off At the im provement (as.) we have mentioned, good erten:try selling at 745. 61 to 755. Gd. fine ordinary, with co. lour, realized 765. to 78:. Gd. Last India Cetke was in reqn•nst at an advance of Is. per cwt. nu the prices of the preceding week. IRISH Paoristous.—The prime parcels of India and Mess Beet are getting very scams., and price, higher. India Pork has advanced nearly in the same proportirm with the Mess ; the holders anticipate farther improvement. Bacon continues in limited demand. In Butter no alteration can be steed. Rtes.—There continues to be considerable titinand for Rite. Last week '250 casks old Carolina went off considerably lower than was anticipated, selling at 375. Gd. to Stk. Gd. fair quality ; contracts of go.nl new were reported from 40s. to 435. TODACCO t .—There continues to be much interest excited as to the effect of the French contract : one or two parcels are reported to be shippitig, and 300 hhds. are stated to be taken on Saturday for France: the prices, &c. have not publicly transpired. NAVAL Scones.—The last parcel of Rough Tur pentine was sold at a low price; there is some Fiencb lately imported, but we believe it is held for prices much above the present currency. Spirits ate little varied. The Government contract for Tar, about Goof) barrels, has been taken a shade under '2os. per barrel. In Pitch, Rosin, &c. the business done is so inconsiderable, that the prices are nearly nominal. 00.a.•—The prices of Greenland Oil are indefinite : the whole stuck, which is exceedingly has got into the hands of the trade, who hold for very high prices, and with considerable prospect of reap. zing the advance. Southern Oils ate very low, owing to the very considerable quantity at market, and the expectation of further supplies ; in.other de scriptions there is very little business doing, the prices in consequence nearly nominal. Seed Oils are equally beavy.—Linseed is a shade lower. Rum, BRANDY, .s HorLeens.—The stock of Rum is much reduced : on a comparison of the quantity of termer years, the present stuck in the warehouse will be found very trivial ; the greater proportion consists of Leeward:. The quantity of Jamaica is so greatly reduced, that it was so diliknit to meet with good parcels last week, that the tol dem realized a farther advance ; the chipping de-1 mand continues. In Leeward% little variation can be', stated. Brandies had declined S.f. per gallon ; but to-day's letters from France state, that the rice:, had greatly advanced at Bum deaux. on accennt of the state of the vintages on .rt ceiving this intylli• Bence, the holders will not sell except at a farther improvement. and . we 'tumid suppose no Cowliac would be offeted under 7s. per gallon. In Geneva tbete is no variation. Ham., FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The market coati nuts very heavy ; the limited sales of liemp and' Flax are upon luwtr terms. The prices of Tallow are nearly nominal. DYEWOODS.—The only transactions lately in Dyc woods are limited purchases of fair quality, Jamaica Logwood at AG. 17s. Gd. and .IE7. Dollar: have risen id. per cz. beint! now ss. 29. CH* Ran Of HIGH Tit EA SO Vester d 4 y JUS fr Mitchell, George Bread!, &libels tosej, William Carr, and Robert Illogsritlge, were brought from the House of Cortectioo otitilfields I;r:de well to the Secretary of State's Office for the Home Department, where they uu4etweot Au csamitnitiou, and were .grin remanded. ltic:i~Vl()kll.WAß tiY• CHO .Nlk FEN ACE. 71:eant ITALIAN Nla• A -1,141E-GRQUND:. nAt, DENS. ecc. an eternal' k ANIL Y L:‘r I GARDEN, Fr. rang- ACH Es, • FABLE:4,I4A TO DK SOLD BV ALIC !o r me. Ita At Carrwas...a CoUer a 0.‘107. Ittjw, th e 22; Mar. 1,17, a! o'Cllck, in Fore Lots, Lot 1. A N-17r;t12CE VL.L %, built Am. of fr•e•Yoce, Ly !lie :Cr Sir s . 114 a .‘starni. Bet. how the Rosalie:me sod Vrniteriy ut A'nar 'HID KEEN', Eq. held und,r the Crnwn tor a long term. A mov. wooltlany haw- Liu! situntl CliOLAloNur.Lr.y I . l:ltrtAt:E, WC/ 4 A A:() LICIt St EY ,on the Banti au :he :se tie.; ettrepra.r.: an raccllrc! rznnlc gratis Oflican all lAwns, Ple;a4ure-ground., rramleatiee Ki.chen Uarden, isnekt and piano. dwi h Ciin;:e Fr. it tr.e.; hand... Anent 4mm:4la:raw. bouira %nava, Vsoenat, Ste. !raise. Coaws.h.ere, and vabLe for dela huni s , with Keoms and a •at. o•er. Lot t, of a .1e;;:•.'ile family Cott - n:: lateiy a'rered ard a- a considerable etre.:4e, watt, exteilert ()Tees, Cole , horle,a 3.i 6"4:, , e1; g 0 ,.) Outten vralle.l Lot Z. Az e...cillmt ''..la , den, walled round an I 1,:.n r: w.:h choice Frolt-tme-, tt:mrdl 4.4entni:g the Cottage and Lot 4. A capital Pitce i.2rstdeo-grtrind .I..crit , •udel :no llity walla, with a prudletive Pe ttb•notia.. red Vinery, rialred aka the choicest Fruit-. nets, Ste. ami ad ohain g I.ot 3. I.ot 5..1 Va:wible t•turerty, oltuate in the OIJ and aajnining LAIC 4; conaittliat ot a range at 7 ecath • tn..l Stables tor is lint ies, with I.otts over, Ict •oresper• able L.L . ..irs. The wind- :ot nil O. 11.: COIII'AC I . Lot A Cr:. intyle viewed by applyi. g a; the Mansion, (Iry I). wisete l'attietibra may he had, and at the Cattle an I albar lona, tki.arao64; Red Linn, ; Caane„ .;al* 11111; White liart, Wind.nr; ittetalord; ot Walliant‘, Wlotrunr , , , iJol Cu. No 9, Lincoln's lint New :tram; at t.Lirrawa7's: ..ad ci Mr' Rat , ivq,%%'arwick-s•rtet,L;G:tlen•sitare i vefrate a elan maritst.erwa SUSbEX, NEAit MGM ON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES IA rF., wi.h a REiIDENCE. MANOR. and ALIVO•A.NON. '1 0 BE bOLD Nl AUC' lON, By Mews. SKINNER, UUCHIN, and FORREST. On TV ESP r, :lie SI of lure, at (*twelve o'Clock, at Gs:raw:es Colfee-hou-e„ *Chani.Te ad.-y, Co. on Londo.., lieu A VALUABLL FREEtiOL.O LS A VE,raust deAraLly altuate . iti the Parishes ur NEW I PI ECU M a drlielittul .eart rot the County of bUsi.L...ti, exist six links from Brighton and 45 tr.wri lioidon, Wino u.. 1 ey the. new •Furillulte road from 1.0..c10n to 15rtzloon. thriiugii :Acid, and al.° iiy tin I arn•ike• road from Henfield Comprisin4 :he MAN:At of NI.W 11. lßt , sn -atentrc F 4 milY Residence. with (Vier% Coaeh-houte, ita!aing, (;arden, t 1/1..J and 1'.44.1.et or alma Nu k of very rude tile. laiv Land, I.leasingly thaibe.t: t, and P.- lit...bed I.y r Canal, and the adjoining Itiel Aare; M. Wood, and Down Land, enotal..ict, In nit i:;usard , of 1.1(:111 . HUNDRED AND NINETEEN Ac:tES. Lyti t' very c..mpact, &Tided into e.ree Fa on., w faint-WIWI and Oat.huili.hugs tor au.shandry,l„ftbout er.' Omar , y ore. Ai.u, the d IV:vows-in 10 the Rectory, Well a ei.•• soua.ie Hou,e and . 1 v. envy Acres of Glebe. A Public Hose 4mall Inn, the slot of the Newham ,Are.•. The Fatale abound. in ioone, and 'here is a Knit toll Mt 1 o be vie wed I , y applvin7 to Vlr. I , llfo/d, at New. ;rater, of whorl' triinf.d Punctilio, may L.. had. l'articulae. also of .'its 6l " 6 Waller'*, t•olieliors„ Cualield; Mr. Fuel, Printer, hr.natun; at the Star, I.eaves; Saran, Ha-o:r.s; I.arnh,La,tholarn meg; Hotel, Worthing; llutfo:k .;rutidel; Strati, Cl ,chonet 64:4SCIL Tavern, finairritige Wella ; and a Mert. S'ti..rert Tueldn, and Form:, Altiersgate-ttreet, 1,otidoo; select kiaa may hr teen. Saturday, in Uannver-iteate, the intaa c,,n•u! tbt C;;r1 rd obunteas of St. Antendo. _ . friday, at lidera-, td a de.(l, , )reline, in krr 2 A ;:e.-,1.a."! Browne, yousirst danOlter e.t the late L.riut Ke It..ra.lay. in \ Vella-ape. rmt, M.,•:anre de F.OO, ": • Exeunt:ley the Cltoa ter de Prete, Ire Nl.nuiter a t.... Ct:.!'. front the Court et Portugal. _ • Saturday, at Cantiterivell, Surrey, in the 25th yen. t , 1.4 64,4 Lieutenant James :icon fil l Itir o l a• • r tut - Artillery. shortly atter 11111 resent Irons Itai : , 'Jost on acenullt of beal•h. _ May 7, at (nova, Ann. ynungest datithter cf Nirth 1.01,14dt-a of Aueo Mit I, it IVlontm-e, Mr. Ruben V. - att. a::r:wgt►-. !CE OF 61 . 0 e; Bank Series, S 255 per Ct. Rod. 71, 7g 7 ill I 3 per Ct.Corts. .V.. }3 per r.:ert. Spar t`,. Navy toel4 :KS YE.STEIti/A`i. Loot Ann.. i $ * t". 16 I India Stock viO India 1411. Each. :40s (tittl.l e I or Ace. :.1?,11 lIL WAFER TO MORROW ,x Mormcg 5 ;vu. a r.r 6 Attetitms,t . . 6 LUNPUZ4 s kautted and rubltithed 17 I.tvirt. KtNT, V:OCI 1':4; 6 ft SALES BY AUCTION. HANWEI.I. LAWN HOUSE, .‘,1D1,,.1:4Fx, Elea Mile" front ortortl.troot. on the R , 4:1 to tizylsaol Ughedge. . TO BE SOLD BV ATICTAIN. Nlr. ROAN 74. . _ At Carrawart halve alley, Cornhill, TOMOR ROW, uld Mo. itil7, at ; .* e. k. ACAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, stutd. lag in a Lawn, snh //Pia s, enacli.linuar.S tido, P; . 1 ., u .. //remind, Osrderis, and about l'eti /lanes of Vliadow Land. Ile I 10..r.e co:.tatas a haad.nme Entrai.re t tail, aria erincipal 404 StconaLry Scrltc:areP, Drawl)? and !Yining Knoms, I. brary 41.1 ljteaktast Room, six Bet chambetv, two Ilreuiug r ) and Sorirants' Apartments. cu t:v.:l:lent tfoni.st:c Offlerr, Waib•Liinse, &c. etacloseJ Ctrige Yard, lious•!, Six-stall Stabling, l'itra.ure Laromil 4114 Shrub ',ries, (Arra Louse, lee.lionse, Om. and rich Illeclow Land, tie rrttatitin k ; ab..ui 'l en Acres. Mare laud inay be ha t drequ.r.4. I :at (Joust: I: , bean Ll•rly etcred and improved Al a Cut,ildepr crpoist, 11111 intr.-414r: Poisrs.ion nr.y be !:ad. 'l',l be viewed by I farts. l'aricidars on the Premixs; Whi te Huron, lisbndte; Li I Hats, Hartwell; Roo l •aic,Sote...et a-d I fmmolow Munro!. • ; at G•irraw.,'s ; and of NI:. ‘‘'r-with- tr..vt, Golden.r.T.L..re, sot eta folets ter may be b•J. SUNBURY-PLACE, NEAR 1•1.. t .!e1 cat. Un the Dunk% et r.r Crptrsa ghTAnt MAIdSIO I , r lit K, LA.; Dtl, Cepyttold of lithiritauce , fytte•r-ve, Laud fax ge acme& 'CO BE SOLD 11f AU': By Mr, itOBINI, At Gcrraway's Te-YCR. ROW, May tr.l. a; Tw,lvt, it 011 e l.tn, QUNRUItY-PLACE, a vtrc Jes4.ible and TrteiT eldeible E$ PAT: , , CopvliL.'d n' vexii to !qtrr hold. trifi:id! (it+ rem and ants , ' f.ne *train, etenprisin t a sin. geloly eleiatts Man , iini,planued for the 3:-:.insitrudataus if a tn. AM Of the first distLncritat, erected at a tees: eitponse, set;v4 a lawn, a cnntmatailirg beau:dal writ, tin SO el...vated built n! slit River •Hi int. v, Lea; ihr village of sunhory, o 4 .th attached and detached suitalne (ace', and crtaldhlg fur %rive hones, i_aach ii,iu.vs for •..veri cart:ages, recellenr Kitchen it leo, nearly bag Acres, surrounded by lofts walls, and pLniri • ...oh chute V:* Creen House, Hut 1 - I..uss-s, VI , net, ...vie:leis Knot, ice Hun r , Farm Yard, • table, Cart H. 11. r., Sheds, and Our ; protlitc , ire Orchar I .awos, he tui and a...traitor iiruuntls, Pasture an 1 Ar.thle I . iud, etnit.using about SEI'EN ,thtES, Partly enclosed by Nark aintec , riiera•rd tren Land l'ax; a mos , pleasant and charming I'mpeo y. Ihe ror. :4 Mauston, at a sot dl expeti.e, may I.e improved, SO AS to twat site or t h e first Kesidenci.s is the lE•tog hitt May be viewed by Tickets PA. t.:10114 stay be had co. the Premises; at he uy, Ilamptin. Court ; the EMI. i4ntp:,•%.: the Inns, at :•utib,ry; Ship, \':e) bridge; aw:a, Cbtinvey; Gi•orge, 1 iv ckettliatn; 0! hte•••; 4 . :.rd shrobsaw, stim ; C:rraway%; and of tile. Kabbala, Warwick -snot, ; where •Fickests tut v;rwit.4 may be had. 1 I