Star. — London, England, 1814-04-28 00:00:00

It ANSARIIINIIIII4.IIII.tIe XYIII. afglAjOr." . . f - •• - - tellllllll t A itTiCti L Att% v A U fib M a j,gy% s hip ..........., Downs, A pril 45, lel 4 , . .. it Wednesday last we sailed Worn the Note, and . teacbed- this rpliae. on Thursday night, finding the'' Union llap flymgon.boarti the Colossus, as the liag , shr'pli Ins Riayil Highnes s the Duke of CLARENbE, , -• 4rOtrat of the Fleet.. At daylight on Friday *t* ectit, sad at about elev e n he came on board and t st Alt a levee, *hen all the Captains and Commanders lof the fleet were presented. The next tn orning, at seven o'clock, his Royal Highness 'made the stgnal foe Moving ; got under weigh with his Majesty's ship EAGLE, Colossus, and PRINCESS CAROLINE, of the line t NEWCASTLE frigate; GRIFFON, CADMUS, Rl iii Alarie REOPOLE, and ROSARIO brigs ; OLYMPIA COl ter; also two Russian ships of the one beerirei ; the hag of Admiral Cnowst. At rig'cloce liter, k aa., thored in Dover Roads, the dips foili three tables apart, and the brigs *the' . sitme in-shore.' His. Royal Highness immediatelt went on 'shore, fol. lowed by all the Captains and Commanders of his 41-et ; and, abbot half past twet/e, .visited'tho: royal' yacht lyingebt the harbour, where he was' teeeived by Lord Met-owl', and other Admiralty Lbrds. At 1 five o'cloclectlie continued salutes at and near Dover announced the arrival of his Royal Highness the Fluke R mei; and on his entering the yacht, the whole of the fleet saluted with twenty-one guns. To the natives of Dovet and the vicinity this was a novel tight, and had a grand effect. About half past six, the same mode of rejoicing and congratulations an bounced the arrival of his Christian Majesty Louts XVIII. ; who was also, on entering the royal yacht (by a concerted signal), welcomed by a salute of twenty-one guns from the whole fl eet. His Royal Hi g h n ess the PKINCE REGENT held a levee on board the yacht, when all the Captains and •Commatders P resented, and oi his Majesty's shi p s and brigs were had the honour of kissing his Royal Highness's:hand. His Majeety.Louts XVIII. their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE Reuesx and the Duke ot CLARENCE, the French Princes, and the British Ministers, sat down to an elegant dinner in the after-cabin; at eight ; and the numemus-French Court, English Commanding Officers, &c. were hospitably entertained by Captain Sir Jolts Bintaaroute in the foremost cabin. The town of Dover was illuminated, and had a beautiful appearance from the sea. a. Sunday morning his blost CHRISTIAN MAJESTY elenfereed the order of Knight o f St. E s prit o n hi s Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE • a nd ienn'te diately after the latter re p aired on boa rd the Jae's, dud ordered the whole Iktt to weighs. At ten o'clock the royal yacht hauled down the Standard of Eng land, hoisted that of France, and left Dover, saluted by the Castle, and all'the batteries and towert in the vicinity . . At the moment the Royal Standard was battled down, the whole feet fired a salute of twenty one guns, cle..ed the yacht, and fired tie same num ber to the Royal French Standard. The general signal, to form the order of sailing in two lines, leadwas made, and instantly cxecu ' ed : the royal yacht . lug, the JASON close to her, and -the men of war in their respective stations ; numerous yachts and a small vessels completed the Royal Convoy. When bo three miles horn Calais the whole fleet shortened sale said after the JASON had cheered his Most Cultist - tee MAJEsIY, all congratulated him on his near approach to his 1. ng-enslaved country with a royal and. genera's ielute ce twenty-one guns, wort round, made col for the English shore, and left him, surrounded by nume rous English yachts, and French boats came out to; meet and welcome hitn to his country and his thione. About twenty Minutes alter, he entered Calais har bour, making .his passage in two !tout and twenty five minutes. “ laangnage carnpt express the sensations excited in the breast of. e uery.indivitittal, 'rho shared in this neble and gratifying-duty. We returned to this piece about twelve on Stind..y neelst..--His Royal Highness expects to have the honour of bringing the Emperor RUSSIA over in the Jasoe to Old Eoglaud, Alter coronation, 1 suppose." A:cynic:lt LE 17 ER. •' On to'rd bis Majes t y ' ' Sh ip JASON, Dowsu, April 21'. "At halt-past t welve at coon, yesterday, the JASON frigate and fleet got under weigh from Dover Roads; Rearm. Sov mime yacht having left Dovetepier, Royal Standard , Wh ich had been fl ying since the arrival of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REoese, was struck, and a salute ot 21 gulls was tired by the Jasos and fleet—the French. Royal Standard being -rinediately displayed at the attest head of the Royal fAcilt, was instantly saluted by the fleet with a Royal Salute. The wind being very fair, the ships rapidly approached the French coast—the Rovet. Soveneuss yacht preceded the fleet, followed by the JASON, with his Royal Highness the Admiral of the Fleet—the other ships followed in two tides, accompanied b) innumerable pleasure yachts and vessels filled with, company—the Strait was coveted by vessels, and resented a fine spectacle. " The toe n and harbour of Calais were at length plainly seen, and innumerable flags were waving in the air : tie English colours were eminently conspi cuous. The heights around the town were covered with thousands of people. At this time, the fleet be ing as close to the French shore as was consistent with prudence, a scene the most beaut iful took place : of t he Jeseee s hortened sail, passed under the stern the ROYAL SoVEREIGN yacht,. manned the rigging, and gave Louts XVIII. three cheers; this was re turned by the FRENCH Xtece and repeated by the Officers and 'crew of the JASON, which immediately fired a Royal Salute, that was repeated by the whole fleet 1 the Rol yacht soon entered Calais harbour, amidst the roaring of cannon from their numerous forts. The JAsos and Beet having safely deposited their Royal charge, made sail.tpwards the Downs, where they came to an anchor at one o'clock this morning. -.4 Thus terminated one of the most interesting per. fo: mantes that has era occurred ; the like, 'probably. may never again be recorded in the Histertsif Great Britain. No Officer mote fit for this sar eiee " co uld possibly hive been selected than his Royal Highness - the Doke of CLARENCE. No greaterhonour CORIA byre been cinifetred alpeta the French Nation; than sending them thelteKilitie Maier the charge Of the A !P i "' of the neat, the representative of the all-pod paid MIS Most unmated% ;team° . itikand dreaded. British -Navy• 'His Royal iii finc h , _. which depended on eans ; toe very MITT' he was the first to cheer kite raViCii I‘ll4o J• icts essodo n s Mere ve st ;.....if ~~~. . . • • vaned, byhis demptistraikitans of . jay, as if tlie send.a u nts of the bash Einpite` had been res rvcd for Win alone to express; arrthis great an ti uly m tg. %silicate occasion. Hls-111byal Higlinef.sd the Duke o( CLanlrtice may have Texretteit his never having been r'allowal to_ combat the French, but his name will be of c al on ly ve l y a i m ng oi t is o i l n : hi rttn s c to e rtg e h ir y i h e a g s i . t i i n m g a l t i e ad s t o h v g er p e l i e g a n sll e --.—......—. The London Grand Jury assembled yesterday morning, in pursuance of ad j ournment, for the pur pose of receiving a bill of indictment, which they Were informed would be preferred against the persons con cerned in the late frud on the Stock Exchange for a conspiracy. At twelve &clock, Mr. Lavie, the soli citor for the prosecution, attenfed at the Indictment Office, in the Old Bailey, wit t la th*lndictment, and' the witnesses in support of theseveral allegations it c.oltained. The names of the Tritons included in the iialictment are, Charles Random Berrenger, Sir Thomas, tommonly called Lord Cochrane, Andrew Cochrane Johnstone, Req. Richard Gathorne Bun, Ralfsh Sandbm, Alexander 11PRae, John Peter Holloway and Henry I ye. The witnesses were forty in number,t, *act Amalie others we observed Admiral Foley, and theliOy Wlio co nveyed to him the intimation of the shrives - main fabricated by the ingenious authors of the hoax. The post-boys who drove the mock French Officer to town, were also present, and to these were added a great number of male and female witnesses, Jews as well A Christians. At hall past six o'clock the Grand Jury found it a true Bill. At the Old Bailey Session 4 . yesterday, Bilavari N, Smith, a youth of 13, was found guilty of forging and , uttering a cheque for £5, purporting to be drawn by ; Mr. Frazer, of Chancery-lane.—ln the case of Patrk4 O'Neal, iniratted for a felony in the house of Messrs; Miles and 1-u. wholesale dealers in Holborn, the in dictment was withdeawn, in order to frame a new one better adapted to the case. . Tuesday Thomas Gilbert and Jeremiah Mated were indicted for feloniously, wilfully, and maliciously aid ing and abetting certain persons assembled with fire arms, in shooting at James Ireland, with intent to kill, on the 25th of February, 1805. It appeared thae Ireland was mate of the Carter Excise cutter, on the look-out for smuggler:, onahe evening of the day stated in the indictment, net in Kent. — fire Diana smuggling cutter appeared on the coast, and ran a-ground. Reinforced by the crew of the Lively cutter, the Excise officers attacked the smug: filer suddenly, and the hands on hoard deserted her, .without making any resistance. The vessel contained (563 half anchors of brandy, 113 ditto of rum, 237 ditto of geneva, 4 ditto of Wine, 119 bags of tobacco, , 43 of tea, 12 of pepper, &c. Satin after the officers had got possession, a tumultuous assemblage of 'foot and horse got together upon the beach, ' who ap proached the smuggling tugger, and with daring im precations demanded the restoeation.of it to the smug- glets. The mob attempted to board her, but they were repulsed, and Dawkins, one of the bands on board, was svoundetl. This net was attempted under cover of the 'darkness of the night ; the smugglers and their adherents were armed with fire-arms, &c. and it was not until a party, of- ties Lancashire militia ar ticled, and flied on the mob, that a dispetsion took place, after a scuffle of twenty minutes. This witness did not identify either of the pritioners. The pt isomers were identified by two other witnesses :. bat an alibi was set up, and some doubt arising, the prisoners .were acquitted. • Monday, :it the Gloucester Assizes, .I)ha Teaks, othetwise Je.hn Luther Team:, was arraigned upon an indictment charging him with forging and counter 'felting the name of Joseph Morton, as the indorse. Melle to a promissory vote. The Coati sel, in his open ing, stated, that by the, awful visitation of PROVI DENCE, they were,. he (cited, prevented torn , pro- eeeding with the trial, theprincipai evidence for the prosecution having been that rooming fitund stead in' bed at his inn, in Gloucest er ! The proceedings weriC therefore quashed and the pr iso n er instantly atol l I-1 t li A TSON .4.iA RDEN —YestcrtiA y IV. bal.:apart, senior. and junior, were folly committed, charged, the for mer with receiving, and the latter, with stealing, a quantity of books, the property of Mr. Nichols, Of Red Lion Passage. Last week a beautiful cock pheasant was found alive in the chimney of s l / 4 house in the New Town, Edinburgh. It is supposel the firing and -illumina tions in the counry had frightened its from its usual h a bitation. It is still living and doing well. DIED. At &tit, on the 13th inst. A 111141041 du Meseiel, Idarqtds de Sommery. PRICE OF COALS—COAL Ship at Market Sol 4 110} Newcastle• 61 4 9.3 Sutldtrland -14 t Scotch. Coil - 1 00; MARI — ""• 17: PriCtS. • • 431 0.1 to Sta 64 -41 s 64 to 49$ 01 - . 4 , 22 od. 3 ---- H W---7------ATEit Al' LONIIt>NMI----------MOR;tOV4.I', Mor• r g .. .... • .-• l4 minutes after 1 0 n 46 11 news after 10 --------" - - . _ SALE BY AUCTION ' . ----. YORKSHIRE —WEST-RIDING. WAKEFIELD, NEWTON, OSSE r, and CRIGGLESTONE, Valuable BUILDING GROUND, GARDEN GROUND, ORCHARD, FARMS, and LANDS.—B 7 Mr. ROIIINS, At the Strafford Arms Inn, at Wakefield,. on ifsTueday, the 1041 1 , Wedeeday the I ltb, and Thursday the t 2th May, 1814, at Tvrtlve o'Cluck each day, In 'One liiiiiilrial and Slaty i.ots, ' HE VALUABLE COPYtiO LD ESTATES , A. of the Right Hon. WILLIAM,Iate Easa of S'll 7 / _A EPORD, , deceased ; Waste In tb• Capital •Fovis of WAKI:FIELD,, and in the adjacent 'townships of NEW I'ON, is the Road to Leeds, Owlet in the Part of Deerdsury Alyerthrirpe, eagles.' tone, and Sandal, all lying a short distance from Wakefield, comprising upwards at silt HUNDRED. ACRES of LAND, ,an of which are CO kil Y011;41)1 : 3./ ; many parts whereof are most eligible spots for Buildings, commanding fine and beautiful Views of the Myer Calder t and the adjoining Country) Buil • and the Mier parts are Gardens, 'I enter Grounds, Orchards, ngs, and Land', adjoining the River and New;n, nn, Wakefield, war Westgate, Kirltgate, Nerthgate, St. Ste ' The principal parts of the _Laud aisoug.with cosh and hoe * I ck Earth, and are divided in i.uts, fug tie accommodation al Inhabitants In the different Town-kips... Vossession may he Kadin z short time. - Planet)! the Ebtates,.with the Lots, emag.bis lees at t -"den ims he Office of ,- . ... SiAjO.l 3 Y AVO.. TiCriv: ~ ~ ' '. .iftgßTFOiktrL9Tßtz e; iltelt. ~ - •' ' • LEAS; .et an Filled. FAMILY . 114 slitib-bik house and Stablel; (leonine, Flew?: andF,Aublilllabte House hold Furnituri; 'Brilliant Plittes of Gass; eicellent.tabinet - Acticles of all,deseriptions; PainStugs,A3y esteemed Masters books, . Drawings, Prints, a small Library of yery valuable the Cellar of ebb ce Wines,"a rate old ImliaScretts of the raised Japan, Glass, Eight•day Table Clock - , Worded Figiltes, and other Effects. By Mr. ROB!NS, • ' On the Premises, (Ns. ill, kiertford.streer,.May Ilalr,l , on Toes day, May 3, 1814, and following day, it 1 welve o'CdoCk, by order of the Executriz,, T HE Genuine, Elgant tittittrashiehel.4o HOTiBE , HOLD FP RN TNAtils. I loNlbant Plates of Wass. Collec tion of 'Fine Paintings, amongst *Where the works s f Fyt, Bap tiste, Surani, W'ien'er, Capadoglino.ll6ndikoeter. ece; a few fine D ra wings and Prints; a Libruy Of very valuable Boalis. am ra t which are Playfiir' s British Family Antiquities, Le Brun's Gal led*, liksydell's Shakespeare; Militsty Works, afind rooks of ne .fiavoured Select Views on the C ontinent ; a (Mlle of ;hate Wines, consisting of about One Hundred and Nifty Dozen of :Ealdffuetclit'aozrtat,kliA.;Pad Property i S G h o e flarryo:anLisEbisonh,t-Cdayl-irertati, C ie lt c am lo p ck atftt an e li o C t o h n t ; Lieutenant-General Sir HARRY BURR ARD, Batt. deceased. The Furniture comprises Four-post. treat, ands her Bed steads, with Chintz Colton Furniture% Cie.; pri seasoned Feather beds and Bedding ; elegant 1)r wing-tours' French Rod Window Curtains, in Chintz, with Diepertes, Sofas il.nt , Chairs, &c.; sating Parlour Curtain s . in Sc a riet•Morine; szee Cabinet Articles, in Dining, Card, Pembroke, Sofa Loo of I). rit r .v other Tabics ; Sideboard; Bookcases, Wardrobe &eq., ers, &pi in Milli:lop . in, and Roy W ood: Eating Pattiour Chairs, &c.; Turkey, Brussels, and other Carpets; numerous. Kitchen Requisites, and oifter EL cts. . ON THE SAME DAY OK Twelve o'Clock) WII A. BE SOLD, The LEASE of the PREMISES, which are adapt ed fortbe accominodati 3n of a Gentleman's Family, with S:andifig fnd orTwo Carriages, and Stabling for Five Horses, with I.oft a Man's Room over. 'I he House may be v i e we d to the time of sale, by Tickets— ' the Furniture on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues, is. each, may be had. , • o fParticular at George EWs,Abingdon-street , Westmin nd arwitk :Stied, Guide:l-square, of acre; a of Mr. Robins, W horn *ltches tot viewing atiorbe lesk - • , • RICHMOND, SURREY 2.IODeE and ELEGANIRESMENCE, BEAIFUL.IILEA.. SURE GROUNDS, and MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's, on '1 bursclay..May, 19, at Twelve, AVERY Ebiible FR EL.:1101A) and. cOBIF. HOLD ESTATE, Compristhe a noblwand elegant Family Residence, fitted op at i et.insider:b!e expence, delightfully Isttuated on the summit of Richmond.hill, commanding the en liverrng scenery of the Thames, and enchanting urimiecis over , :the highly pluturesquc sarrountling country, adapted fur the accommodatton of a Nobleman, or Family of the first distinction. Containhig on the upper stry, numeron . Lace:lent 13ed-chant bers, with Dressing-room, Water-c1o.:-r, etc. neatly fitted up, and a ticho•ecsom; an v 1.3 and secebdary Stair case; Kriand Bone; the entranee a thrONA a covered pa 'age by a flight of fArt.'ititria'lmiii4l22ll, Vestibule or inner Hall, a cheet:ul huwidpbrasy, a *pacifies D raw i ng -room, etelkantly atljaitting a boudoir, comniunicating with an excel lent Dining-parlour, with Bowed front, ;led steps tos for Coal, the Lawn ; in the ba.sement, - ofilces of a ll descriptions, Cam Deer, and Wine; detached Kitchen, Scullery, Etc. at a cutter lident distance from the house; two Coach-hom', Stables. for th 10 bores, Piggery, • Cow Sh e d ., and au -excellent Laundry; e Grounds arebeauttfull7 laid out in Lawns, intersected by Grave) a lks, Flower Borders , o rnamented with various Evergreens, !smithy Shrubs,_ Forest Trees, &c. Ntounis and Alcove s, c ant. !maudlin in allalirections beautiful and interesting pro , t s; an rtcellent Kitchen Garden , full y stocked, cropped, and darted , TWAlls clothed with choice Fruit frees, &c. Contiguous is a fine ''rich'Meadow. The whole containing about S:s Acres 'l'o be viewed by tickets ; Particulars may be hat our the Pre. rntaes ; at the Cattle, Talbue, and Greyhound Richand mond; :iutt, Kingston ; Star and G a rter, Kew-bridge ; 'Ruse Crown, Wimbledon ; Red Lion, Putney ; Pigeons, Brentford ; at Gar 'away's; and of Mr. Robin s, Warwick-street, Gahlea.ttlUare, of whom titteitve may be hail. NEAR 0 TI ,ANDS, ON 'VHF BANKS erTHE THAMES. Capital Ll.aant RESIDIENCF, sv!th OP LILTS, GARDENS, PLEA:it ttL.GROUNDF:, waited M a Par*of pow One Hun dred Acre, ; MAYOR, FARMS, and LAND, aticolniug, play be had, if reila , r..d ; sixte-m milt's ft oni.l.modon; • 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCI10?1, By Mr. ROBINS, • At Getwieray's Coffee -hoax*, 'Change Alley,k`iitalkill, on Thum day, May lb. at •I" wAve o'Clot;r.o 1 VAtttJABLE FREEHOLD MTA'VE and Jk... kfANOR, Tithi.-free, and lanit.tax rammed, (WAL TON LOPGE).. pompri.ing an elegant andlinirstantiel Family Mansion ' most delightfoily situate in a fine Park of mar One Hundred Acres, ornainenttd by thriving I indier andfine Pieces of Water, &c. the re.ddenee and propetty of a G.-ntleman. The 1 - 111149 e is an uniform brick -budding, erected by Sir Jobs{ Vanborgit, and contains en the Ormond Floor a haliZiorne Por tico to a spacions Kona:we-hail; Dining-psliourt tteet by la, communicating by folding doors to a Library with bowed from; a noble 'Orawine,eroton, elegantlyiorn 4‘i feet by 2.5 feet. opening to a Conservatory r e rvatory ; a Mng room, a Gentlemn'il Drestin;-roorn, principal Staircase leading to u oonsi with French Windows opening to a (jittery, with Veranda, ecc.; Awe spacious Bedchambers, with Dressiti-rooms amt Water; clostts, &c.; and fill airy pleasant Rooms over ditto, with roomy Gantry, &c. ace.; a secondary Staircase, exc.:Bent donlest:c Iscel of all descriptions, Wine s and ll:der Caters, ornamental Dairy, Ice house, &c.; open paved Yard, two Coach-botistesc roomy S abling, I.olt and Rooms over ' capital Kitchen-garden, wiled round, and phs! ut' with can eefruit•trees, Orchard, Sec.; Farm-yard, Barn, Stables, and Outbuildings; the whole well supplied with fine Water, in excellent order, and fit fur the lm nimble reception of a family of the first respectability. . • .Upwards of THREE HIJNE-RED ACRES more LAND may be had, if required, which are let 111 eligible Farms. May be viewed by Tickets: Particulars on the Premises, and at the Crown and Duke's Bead, Wal on; Messrs. Knight and Shrubstie, Kingston; White liart; Guildford; Castle, Salt ; Toy, Hampton Court ;ot Minns. Jenkins, James , an d Abbott, New Inn; at Oarraway's ; slur of Mr. Robins, Warwick-stre.r, Goiden•square, London, Isere a Plan of the Estate may be szen. iPLENDID• AtiSORTMENT OF EMILIA. r %Wain S l'Eft. Y AND WEL.I.-MANU FAO rum) CABINET 'ARTICLES OF ALL DECRIP I lONS, Worthy the attention of Private Families, the Geodesics of the Navy and Army, or fit for Exportation. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, N05..13 and 14 v . Qui arinnstreet, Strand, on Tuesday, the I/4th May, 1814, and two following days, at ' - Eleven o'Clock, A PA RT nt the Elegant and Fashionable STOCK LA- ih TRADE, UPHOLA I . ERY, s jvtell-nianufactured CABINET AR ricLF.s. O r The Property of Mr. THOI“ SUTLER. .. Consisting of capital Four -post, Patent; and other Bedsteads, with richly carved Pillars, finished with Velvet. Chintz, and other Furnituies, Couch, Sufai Tent, and Caanp Bedsteads, Chil dren.' Cots, prime v eaooned Feather Beds and Bedding, e'egant French Rod Window Curtains, with Draperies in Chintz anti M a ine, for Drayting and Dialing -rooms,of various descriptions; capital well-manufactured and elegant Cabinet Articles, in grand Tepee Bookcases, :tufa, Hat lequi n, I.ou, Card, Pembroke, and other 'tables, in Rosewood and Mahogany ; Butter's :sliding Lrams, Dining Tablas, handsome Celleret, Pedestal, and ether ideboards, I•areophagus's Ice Pails, Mahogany Chests of crd wars, Wardrobes, &c. Eating parlour Chairs in Mahogany, ' 'ln Leather and Hair Cloth ; Drawing-room Chairs, , Couches, Chaise, tangoes, &r. &c..a hrtWant Plans of Isis In tigh Plllintla ft/I Pier and Chiallaisi; Mirrors, Omn i& . g • . ..1"1114041014, Davatiol Ir4des,.. and nonserous Art ft, . Jr, ' , sew of. , byli are "'r clef, for the 01 4,16 4 ; 4. , at tali fur purpose i' Tarkey, Brussels, '''''. trii• 1 ''.' '..• .:••• Z room to thotilis Corstoratli ar opti Op - re,vi!es 4g11114 Mr. Robin., ' . ,i .1',.. ;.^: :I; . _ • i.-NI :., n ab u ou " ripe vt H the c .4 fr;gl die the Rai WAS JAS imi AC 3.41 ap ml cc 14 • Plans of the Ebtates, sum I n. ......., ..._, __ Of John I.te, Esq. L. John'., Wakefield, where Panieulars essay ioenoar% ' ise had; also.at the Straiforli Arm s, ibe White Kn a, of Mr, Drawers ' , Gowthorpe, Land S u rveyor, and Mr. Robson, Builder, InWake. Mashed 1161, wits wtit show ihe Lots; Mr. Day, Angel, Doncaster; Sofas, CI Hetet, lota.' Mu* Swan, and Hotel, Yost" Toutlps, Shef. Maas la MO; Ileatir.d Cbiskr.ts. Birmingham ► b ipiNeuent baps o i r 4. . ) (freer, Mi , times,. Salleburymtiare, Ellileawalt„t i t. A y , Tennant and tbrAwn Gray's tun-equip ; sal of . Wpm, W4fatkle•kmftts Millils.wratie, LoStkilflViabilleer of tits sishlllM 110tUell My bi,sees! . qy y tea si si t N 4 1 4.11A1R 1 .c. The, ertkulue On be r ? illoillegiter? Ow s e I iller tbe 2eti day of Vastusty, st librill'llimill' • ..44•16 r . - ledr 611 pet y r. foowirms. , . •••4 IP ' ri I U.; . •1 i ' 4 •,„ SALItS 'BY . AUCTION: 1 3.4-0 .: gEt4ri ‘.,, 4 , .1,14 • ) A ors" ft ABTA ',l*_V-8.E11.61 • 1 .1k A . A o i Cori/IP.k(!'l4 OWELL'aIqO-11O1147.; ft . ,..3, ,i. 'lO/124D 4 t, and WOOD-asoitti' .. 'a 1 bog, Ciddrisurst, By Pourttett *Mit hint laottals" -". i .., BY P.1.k..1404040.1. , ..1...til t 4 !Jan. a • At'Graway's, on Thursday, lsf# Mpg 1 5 rit,C1 1 .44 11 4 . A PLEASANT find CO NI rAcer o r s E 1 I •inii- ESTAI E, CROUTON 14;Aek, situate' in the Pari •• of ,Qqington, a sbart dis;astee from BrimiltY, Ch o Rolston:l,. la a beautiful and picrute.ve part, of. fir ,toallat 4 COMpi Sift a subs:antial'Brirk buitt likes)4inii.... itil__PW.ts, Coach :house, Stables, Gatlen.Orchsrds; tarM yAt sArkiiill Ositinuldinp, and &uncle,' lnclosurise it tte h me iiiiiialtsser. arable', . and thriving Wood•asn4 coutainlog• abort 2111tt - :•• six Acres ;, a desirable Property for a Ciimailerpan in homiy/se being about a mile from Lock's Bottom, on chi high road tr., London to Tonbrldge, Ste. The Esta , e at.iemilt n'llt Plal...tivb. _ and other Same. The. Hcuse; at a small exVeitsivitat W06'14314 a most comSortabk resianet. *4:i 1...:111:: ' c it May be viewed, by apylyitig to Mr. filmtnn, in • iiiiii4 , there Particulars May be bad; and at the I.tott listt lit asta Bell, Brumk7 ; Castle, Eltham ;of Mr. Bruin 1, !•i.i„ t ta t Alder gate-effect tat Gatiraway's; and of Mr.: ikotAns; VtOr -It-sitreek goldeiwnpare, where Plans may louses*. ' • , 14 '------1411110 NA Iti Bi r •' ' ...CAN lAt tßilrA • lOUsit tY P . , ~.; • . . -:,! /CitTKAILINE-STREET, STRAININ , -1 - 1 LeielAtablisited in ths . Cabinet awl Uphstiaritotai iestC sai sdapted flr any trasleregniriug rooen t .g. , ~ l'' ' . 'lO BE SOLI) BY Aucriort, ' : • • • . ' ,i •; : - By Mr. ft °BINS. . 7. • ()lithe Prensites“m Tvlnday. Mar Istit, 11114, * 14 n • ein • t g h LEASE for T ti 'wry YEA KS, At...r , modern,* tea, Of those spadnus I'remises,dtir4tAy +tate istui..idit and If, Catharine-street, Strand, Irtng t ualdi.Lied lu the WOO& atid Upholstery EuSinest, which has been cc enigl. on wiSit a•pi d u rable success , sffording a very e ttm aligibie nlty . to “is itsruhint to embark in that tiro., or -*Waste& fir ) sei ssith earn where room anti convenience is rt quiredial 4 6.1". N' • r;tl The rreral•es consist ol hAtvitOtrie hlwW roOlis ask Warror h ou saa, suited for the display a Good. t C o utitiug-ltrures, rice.. of Wterk.htps fur carqing on the Manufactaing but tiejs ours extensive scale t Dwelling Apartments, and other einweliiittiet. - Also aOw Wog-House adjoining at the Back nt the Ptethite4 detached front the Manufactory antWarehou-es, -contlistiog Et t hke rooms on a Boar , suite d for the accontmodajuu of a Fantle, 'and a large paved C o u rt communicating with t S t rain), eel ,. its A e ries the whole complete for auy concern, and adapted for tit hibitton Roam., Acid t Pon Mart, or any Puhhc Institution: The situation is highly advantageous, and svil be rendeeeel nun of the brat in the Mettopoha upon the contplotion. of the Straw! liati dge, and the other littproventents hi that quarks r.. On the same anti following days, will he Sold by Aactint it Pert of the Valuable Stock of Calet and Uphoktery Artie... in the iiewe.t Fashion. To be viewed by tickets. Particulars nuty be bad on the Par -s, and of Mr. Robins. Wirwicktreel. GotSco-•quare• ' " ""---"----F—DfrOr4. • . A FREEHOLD EStATE, SI lIIATE 024 THE BANIE6 OF IHE RIVLIL EX E, BETW*.EN EXMOVIII A NI) LYMPSTON% By Me. ROBLNti, At Garraway't C012.-e-hoese, 'Change-Alley, Ceenetill, en That,. day, the itth of June. 1614. at Twenty o'eutelt, ankss fat acceptable oe'er is wade foe the mine Wore Me Stithof Nay. THE tru I y-desi rAble Fret:ll°lJ V 414 COU M . * I . AND.; compri s ing a dtliett f u l Residpee. Ile_ fiis this aecotrintodrion of a P.ttni:y of the fit.t 4i.tistet.mo i with eget-f -led Ofnceit of every de,erirtion, Coach-11.1ns? s 9taittet,'Patettrf yard,an I all othirreguisitiChstAinildtii.r.; ts . i'aced in A Laeen, Oft a fir.e conunatidir: eminettsetaad on a healthful gras:Uy sod, of the Ileuks of the Ear, the avoid o.ovinaAotatt.ta the ltitter.o4 which. with the o:ean. andyr.ariegated _country, it &tritium:lla r beautiful and exten=ive violin, et,ciecled b•; thriving Plintatilisi ( and Gravel Waite; eitellent Kitchen Millen% walled sita , Wl4l 4 ' 'w et het, extensive Hut-hoto, Forcirg-tretness /kr- arc.. L vriret ; • Meadow Laud. the whole upwards of '.l'tiitty-risht Act":. i i 1 hrz abogethur ofteof toe 1110 St beISIF.::1111 fA.lll:l3r acsAle.;:Ci t *IC , 1 . the County. r• The Perch:nor play be stentennoaat e d with the elegsitt lea. NI t V itE and (Ave /fleets; at a talUS:1011; AS alms widest:Star* of other , excellent WINES and I iqu. rot. • .st ihorily alter the above. will be :lold by Auction. at Exatersifa.- timoutli, of which due nOtiCil SVill bs giv:n the FARMS lit L PPER and LOWER HALSDON, 11 4 0 T\yo til.ILTWat 'OLIRTI.AND CROSS; thrwhale coniatilloi thritir.4tsty=fivw • `ere which wiik be divided into Lots foe the cotretnietee a . jsierebals r e . On thrse,Lezisit-ata.a varitityagietsithilsititethses bw the erection of Villai. coulnuindine la t 4 milt a .wiev.a Alt die Qtrein, River, and adjace nt contur y ,and rendered peculiarly va luable by their contiguity to the I'own of Eanshath , 1 o be viewed hl rickets, which, wt s parttratats, atelfrifflivlS of JOhu l'ail-1ey.1...q Exeter; and at the Olelselbeet. Extninoh ; London Inn, Exeter and tidtactuth; Fonavaiti, Ylymootk Dock : Kite 4 Arms, Dorcheater ; Whitt Hart awl Antelope, Salithe• y; White lion, 1131\ ; Beat, Refdifts; at t;arr-iway:ak and of 7.11. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol.lea-svare, Loftdatr; ot whom ßobins, llektltit far fiaivintata) be had I end a Pim of the Estate. isiit • lie sera. . . _ Printell by i IVPSAViIt, retett Ake; ryisheyl chi,' it, 40 at Slat Wiceal'ontßis sfivtimar,..—rtiErttot.T) lAMiLY MArskON; FARM?, LANDIVVIOOD. AIM Trtlitii, UPWARD 3 OF uNB ritOUSAND THU* HUNDRED ACRE •••• • By Mr..ROBIN 4 . At Garraway's Coffee-hottsc, 'Change-alley, Corfthill, alts Thurs. letteVet Twelve &Cluck. Doles, an acceptable offer ls shade tort the Whole before the 9th of Jane, of whiCh tee notice 44111 1w smelt : • • . . ArOVALtiABLE and Improvable FREE HOLD ViTAT 14, Part Tube Free , called EDWARD. NE GROVE, situate near Mali rd, Sudbury, and Baty oi l . EdMund's, consistlt•g of a ..übstantial Family Mansion, in cont. flew repair, with convenient Ofsice" of all descriptions, Coach houses, Stable' and various Out-build.ngs, supetior weii. 4 Garden, Hot - h ouse, Pleasure Grounds, &c surrounded I y upwards of Four Hundred and Seventeen Acres of es Fit Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land ; capital Houses or. different parts of the Estate, Whlt Barns, Stables, aa I all necessary Out-biolittnga, and Cottages thereto belonging. A 'I upwards of Fifty-eight Acres of Arable. Pasture,and Wood Lam', held under the Bill.op ol Fly, with the Great Tithes of nearly II .! whole Parish, upwards et One Thousand 'Vhree Hundred Av., 4. the whole nearly in a ring fence, and abounding with Game. .% very desirable Property for a Gentkman fond ofd Spne.s Distant fifteen miles from Bury, Ipswich, and ester, miles front' hielford, Hadleigh , and • ; t adbury, Ind silty fne.. London ; excellent Neigl.buorhuud, and gaud roads in el 41, reatues. May he viewed by aprlying at the Malvin°, where Partici lars may he hail, at the Angel, 11.ry Crown, Sudbury ; t.; 4 at Meltoril and Bosford • W hi•e Horse, Ipswich ;, Cups, C cheater; nhck Boy, Chelnufunl ; of Messrs. U.:1100w and son, Solicitors, Castle - street , Leicester-square; Garraw:l". and of Mr. Katsina, Warwick-street, Gulden square• where a Plan of the Euate may he sett:. ISLAND OF AN I'IGUA Capital PLANTA I lONS, NEGROEs, BI:ILDINGS, &:. By Mr. ROBINS, At Castaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alloy, Corals;II, tottior . on Moil*lay, the I.t of August, i SIAS, at fwelve o'Cinvh. By Ord of the A‘signeec of Mes srs. John Henderson awl A i chilled Neilson, Merc hants, Bankzues: . capital PLANTATIONS cAile.l RICA . 1 MOND and HOWARDS, situate in the Parish of --.:• PAVI., In the ISLAND of ANTio lm ; coreprit..e; tirvapl.* FOUit IJUNDRED and THitm; FIVE ACltili sof u .% Cane and rastu re Lands, Gardens, ani tetra Grouodq. •' Dwelling howes, Sugar-works, two Windarlts, an! Alice r.—, ,,, - slte Iltiltdingi; Two littudettl and Ninety-sie Wave., Oto-o* Creole's tost.ther witla the very valuable stock. emulating o f Seventy-fotte Head of Cattle; Ctarillstr 4 , Carper', 514&i, an I Plants ion Implements and va rious E ff ects. Pat ticuloi may be h ad of James Gilchttd,F.‘q. Agent f o r V* Erste, in Antigua ; of Meows. Seton sod Plomer,.enlielturs George-stew, A d eli; U'dliant Healing, En. SolirVor, Law rtstelanr,.Cheap'ola ,• at Lloy,rs, Caraway's, and the Jamaica Coffee-hares; and of Mr. R 011111,4 Warwick-sureet. Gables- Inver. 4totay be sett 13; • ry r A 41111.. 1. - NUMBER 8472. 5C . 0"17131i 110: His ItJyal Mal irk Duke of CLARINCK and sr. vics-raastoel The Earl of Ceram tat -The Earl of Asuman. Lor ° llse Earl of lions. Tbr Treasurer, ALEXAN ER NOTICE is hereby given GENERAL. COURT of tt gOutPORATION van be held at Mrs street, TO-MORROW, the Chair to be taken at atterwarda adjourn to the Fr to Dinner, with the C of the Imtstutioo, whole c gmetisidarly requested. Dinner to be on Table at Si Bib Rata Highness the Duke& By Order, STewAatl *Mt Eart OFtrz. ViIICOOM KtIIEWALL. l• mar. Len! Low Moasay. 1 A ar R Sugiura At N sate, Bart. !It 11411 T ASUCILOISIOT,IIO4I.M.P. D Oectvl Wass Snarotsa. C non. F.ti.N.D. ttosass, M.P. Tfrkets, One Geier.. es:b. to b Hall, and Bar of the Tavern : and bhmen and Gentlemen as rutan tbr.r presence, nth send fur timir Instant. In ceder that the Oterrard pzeperly for the acrajon. No belTllati admitted at I) :414 tos•Presideuts, Treasurer, •.al BAST•INDIA WAR EHOVA MERCHAIs FS, anJ cLusee ludas Muslui ttc. bay be supplied with slit shave o &c. borsht, tte full price pawl clanged. The vestest C;101C11 Linens, show Fungal*, krc. BOARD AND Lomow: Dav 4 WILLINGTON re • ledgmen , ‘ o the Nubility mouth, for the very istriaj tttpp% bat lemon, and bags have so bay Vista, titvated veer the pot.ltc v which he has fined up in a very alla chorea . * that nothing on hi eatrnbute to elan ion aad scram far a turtle, eoattnuance at the.l I'RIO I THIS Instit•••iost since it ineficement of ibevreeeut I an l grateful atelstaace of 4" rise Olken, Seamen. and prvut dependant Relatives. 'Me Co verbases, the through the getter discerning Peeled', *enable o< t Wade saws of us eindieriv. Va l g • SOLDIEit may vitt col *. are dear to him while a in the Barred anise, lind Fr • ful and generous Country a is is (It Pence shell nut be a bravely tkletsged." Subvtiptions reeeivel sit Mrs. BA.r.'4amford Juba Woodall, Sal lwroagti M. P. M. Anonymous, per Mare* and (..tptatt. Wii. Carlyon, R. N. Saw. Dr. Biker, Cauuou 1. Q. fur H F. 1.8 and W. N. of [Arthritis L P. Dobree, second Subscripti Officers, Non commissioned C at the Garrisons of Wevin under the @unworn'. of Maj Culkctinns un rtes tate Tha At St. Stesilsais Litircb, _ ___ Pafford - At (.;autlingsy, Cams. Protest gado° • At lictiram, (NrrtEumberlati At Eafitoil V. a 4 .i (Es.es), r Right Y. ri. Lord Era, Mie. tie lri.l.4 Arch:r - ellart:n Carlin Tlkonias Smith Itor. Jame% Eyre J uhn Marriss Sundry Venoms At IlelEtlsi, Se•sex, Pr'. 1.1 At tiottan Church, l'orkshz At the To:va. of i3lal.dl.rc A. le-tert A Prie.e key. C. 3. iinare ft.t... G. ht•Tsiur item. II Riklout I'. B. Bowes Ki 4 F. N. &ward . F. W Ude • arv. 64.1. news Mr. Saar. Mr. til o s Mr. Win. Mier Mr, Cartrillitc • Mr. Me ter bor. Sitarsierh.is Ma • C. 91•11.45 t Mr. & emilt " Mr. Wicket%lea !YU'. Q. 149°1. Ilan. /Al 6. :Aohit Niro /tildes lliter. Poore.. lcirs. Pkyd , le - At tht ratty t Church of At dol, l'astAt Chiral a$ I At the Pint& et Cuckiii. H. Maeda At St. Mary" Clorch, OIL tiltatchtewhi At Is. DAary's Church, 1* At Pootont Church, 0...6t At Harold , , twr the tuba At U)" etsulth At Vanlittigl.gni adiAttblutte tittorch, K, At tlie V.llagcs st Ruth* At Horecasae - TAW , ription• rectivt.d migemOve limber& illinli i W. C. '