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PRIV.ITE CORRESPONDENCE. • MANCHU - fan, T.I.AV '29. The accounts of the meetings of the weavers in this town, will, no doubt, excite general regret , throughout the country, for nn matt who wishes it well will, at a time like this, be feud of seeiug such disturbences as hare been here this week. The worling cotton-men are determined to bold oat for their wages, and not 'a:Shuttle has been heard since Tt4iiday morning last. They seem far, how ever, flout threatening any mischief in other re s Every one here is ready to acknowledge, that it is impossible for the weavers to exist in the manner they have lived for the last 6 months ; and unless we were eye-eitiseases of the misery souse poor families are reduced to, we would not give credit to its re lation. The weavers are now literallestervieg, but some liuwaue men have established subscriptions for their temporary relief; you will eel* conceive the state of the poor creatures, when they declare they will mot go to their work, adding, they can isms live alnieet as well without work as with it. The poor man that was shot by a yeoman is to be in terred this day—the f-elings of comutisenition ex cited by the appearance of his wretched wife and six small childrey, are indescribable./ The poor man who has thus fidlen a victim to the fury of one of them, was, 'remain, to ac count, a very harmless being ; and 1 think it a duty we owe to his character to state, that, con trary to the assertioe in one of the Manchester Papers, he did nothing to warrant the violence which has been committed on him. It has been said, that he threw a brick-bat at the soldiers, but that is false. Alter haring been seriously cut e ith a sword he was shat hi the grniu, and expired in ten minutes afterwards. The general opinion here is, that if no soldiers had appeared, there would have been no such disturbance. It was only necessary to convene a meeting of the Many facturenz, aatl iuferin the weavers of it, stud peace would then have reigned, as it does now that snch a meeting is agreed on for Tuesday next. We are notwithstanding waiting with awful anxiety for its issue; in the mean time we are fear ,that if something is not done for the relief of the weavers, very serious occurrences may be ex pected. Many respectable manufacturers have made of fers to raise the wages of the sterkinets, but if the rise is not general, they will be -obliged to gist their work done as low as their neighbour, or they will :lot be able to sell with him. There is le clamour tigainst. for opp(sing the late application., triParliautent, to establish a nielimeoi. It is sairll.lyst Lis concer n in Mancheetersubscribed £3O, swan assistance to the application. It is also asserteri, but how far these things ere true, we will not , . pretend to say, that his carriage was stoppeijo...4 Bari, by the wearers, but it inling no nut peit but• Mr--, his partner, and sirs. it woo allowed to go on lir as it may, no such act et' violence has been committed by the weavers in Manebester. A 111 E RICA. NEW YORK, )(ARM '26. The British Covernmeut, without intriulteg it, is about to render America a meet important service; a duty of 9d. a pound on raw cotton, end of a bushel on salt, it appears, was proposed to be levied, at the period of the lust advice.. As we have abundant wilt springs in the buck country, is New York State, in Erie (aunty, Pormeylvania, in Ken tucky, and Teniessee, these English duties, ley securing to us our own market ae,minst foreign competition, will, at the saute time, encourage. the manullicture of our owns . salt, and the spirit tor improving roads will give us this great pe nultl store from the heart of our own soil, and carry through the avenues of ao s exteneire society, the active circulatiou of our .Mp h capital, enrich our own industry, -aid add .to oar, Trimurti*, and our good fe,etisne, which in this, owl eel many in. stances, liaa.been protnotod by ,tllO, infatutmon of foreign Botieati. The spinning our- men cotton hag already commenced upon a liberal scale io domes tic life ; the citizens of the interior, whose eyes end ears have not hem closed against theedmissitai of truth and timely warning. have, in various parts of the country, begun to provide n *en the raiuy day ; in the county of Dauphin in this State, the labour. saving cotton spinning machinery has been pot into . activity with so much success us to encourage many inhere.. An intelligent gentleman, wile has opportunities of kuowing, states, that in Lancaster county the bosom • Uutt:h girls have already begun to spin cotton at their leisure hours Irons other duties; and that it has become a faellion among die farmers in that rind the adjoining counties to keep the aphi stiug WI). el goiug. The same geutlerrein had u piece of as Pine !lam of tett yandv, as ever come from ad Irish loom, manufactured from the flax, alum by the young ladies in his family daring the winter. In the industrious stn'.. of Jirsev, duniestie emfactUret aro more in use for epiaieel of every kiwi thou was ever known. In a very short time the Ainerim people will find it t• he their interest and their ditty to determine to wear dointetic esainifeetures altogether ; perhaps it is too anon at present, but the time cannot be wry long when it will be indieperisab . .e. A premium is about to be offered for the beat piece of woollen cloth, of American to be produced at a given time, at the. Itchtestic Dlanufacturer's Warehouse. Vie expect. to . the preminua advertised in us few dais. samimseeli-neace The French haveaucceesfed in attae:ting to their interest, Qujoar, the present Minister of the King of Persia, a man who, At/rough unpopular in the Empire, has obtained a complete ascendancy over his master. During the Evening Service, at a place not far front the FonudliagNospital, on last Siturisy, the ltreerend Preacher thought it con-i , tent with hi: , professiorml duties :to allude in hit ili:couroc to political topics. A rafkituce wawpartieularly made by him to what he was pleased to designate the audacious measure of Catholic Ftuancipation.--: The good sense of the congregation was eo pre doatinadrover that of the preacher, that the most vespectatle portion of them ram and left the Chapel; • .NAIUL L•I'?EtL7CRNCR. ►ORTAMOVTR. MAY 3n. Sailed the Moine, with the following vessels un der convoy, viz. the Bellows, Thompson, for Nla deira and Jamaica; Favourite, Clifton, and the Bruce Grove, Sandwell, with troops for Africa. DEAL, MAY 30. Sailed .314jesfy's ship Sparrow/Amok, with the Earl Spencer and Car atarthea Earl ladianven, and the re.t of the outward-bound, &c. under con voy for Portstuuuth.-11 ind S. E. CORK, MAY 23. Last Saturday tlis MAJEITY's sloop Sappko. Captain Charlton, arrived in our harbour with trans ports from Portsmouth. The second battalion of the 5.3(1 regiment diw•mharked from the tmtispors, and marched into this city on Monday, and yester day morning proceeded on their route for Limerick. FROM LAST NIGHT'S G.IZETTE. Ailviireirrf*re, Uao 31, HMO. Copp of • Letter frogs nte-A,:tnlral Whinnied, lortiroarder in-chief. of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels on the Coast of Ireland, to the Hon. %V. %V. Polei dated at Cod., the 2ith inst. hare great pleasure in transmitting, for the in formation of the Ueda Commissiouers of the Admiralty, the inclosed Copy of a Letter from Captain Brace, of Ilia Ma jesty's ship Virginie ' who arriv;cl this morning with a Dutch frigate in tow. The gallacany and officer-like manner ia which this service has been performed, is as utrangly ea ensplitied in the modest tens in which it is related, as by the result, and Arta& an additional proof, amongst nistiy, of what mar be effeetcd by that 'triter aid discipline whit ts I have uharavd to Ire so well maintained on board the Virgisie. liselosed is a Return of the fiilkd and iromided. I have the honour to he, fee. .1. 11. DAIITSII ED. His Majesty's ship Virginia, nt Sea, the ...tt.th of Slav, lan% lat. 46 North, long 14 %tett. Set —1 beg Rare to detail, fur your inforniat ion, the cap ture of the Cueltlerland Dote% frigate, of 3 1 i guns, com manded by Captain Pool, Knight of this Order of the King dom, also is wounded. She was inanued with .t wen, and bad 13 passengers; a fortnight front Ihrcets. It was Our an h1n11• and a half 'e gallant defence, in a night action, un the Itlth instant, that he surrendered ; 6a 1/14,14 being shut liv the Wind, es of his teen and .10 verily wounditl. "Itti twenty wore three times, mud in 1.1, etVort to rows round Uw fourth, fell on boned the V irginic, and did her the unty damage worth notice ; fur 1 have been fortunate, having Daly one 111211 killed mud our loudly t10111:4- ca. The night was extremely dark, and the swell so great, that the boarders could out act. . If ally credit is slouched to this trarmact ion, I entrrat yen to bestow it on the I 'dicers sad mew ; who, under ert ry cir cumstance is service, merit toy warmest coutiurudation ; in thief incldde the Officer of the Royal Mari..es, and the gut laved of his party. Could any thin7sdrpais the contrive of 'else people, it was their dexterity iu working the ship, %hick enabled me to keep close to tkeeneirty ; and. their exertions lugettid; the boats out to rescue the men of the (uctierhmil from the tisinaes that shin taking fre soon after she struck but, thrint;:b the firuidiselplitie of the enemy, it Was put not. Allow ma to mention the tint I.ietstenaut, Mr. John Da vies, a geode/dicer, of elerett )car: standing; and Mr. A:11 thz.. - te•el iketetsin, a mate, that has passed fur a Lieutenant. I ati, flri7n,ait) EDW* * D lIIRACE. _ . • rice-Admiral %% hitahrd. A Lin KiAed anal Wour.iied on hoaril Kia hlitiesty's slelp Virginir, in action with the Mitch athrwal ig,itt , Gott tletion.l, tin the 19th May. tang.;— Witham Little, able setinimi, kited ; Jahn il'onJeoot, s ahle seaman, wounded; William Elauctsrd, huittosaw, outland. (Si;acd) E BRAcr., MILITARY PROMOTILONS. II ar-Offire, :Vas 31, 166111 nth Il?piment of Light Iliagootia--lin4et 'Ma'ur Tfeery iVe:de net, bum the tAh Light Dragoons, to he Major, by purchase, •iee Colton,- who retires ttlat Reginiest of Foot—areret Licutoutiiit t'olunel Richard Rourke, from half pity of the atith Foot, to he (.tiptaia of a Company, rir.. Young, who e;:^hanTea. 3:,th Ditto--Coptain C C. Arsitt to be Major, by porthole, rice Westertnanti, who retires. Gitli Ditto—Captain Iluee ralik Edward Achroon, from the 77th Foot, to be " . iivor, pirehaaa, rico Marra ) , promoted in the tith Foot. ttili Ditto--Captaia Henry Daubigay,.. to he Major, without partition MI EY ET. Celorel Edward Stark, on lialf-pay of the late Northum berland feneibh a, tube Major-General in the Army. Lieutenant-Colonel Jobs %Wood, so half-pop of the erste Liverpool Regiment, to be Coloncl is the Army. (*Nome 17arid oil the Star at the Army Depot, to he Major is the Army. STAFF. Lietstenoat-Calonel Dewy Edward ftrtubarp, anhe !toys' of Mud reacibler. to be Ll" , rier - . llll "* 44 sc' ial to the Forret! peeving is the Nletlitcrrantia, rite Ma joe-Gtmeral Oakes. P A RTN ERSHIPS DIMO.I.V ED. John Afatchett and Thomas Yates, of Birmingham, but tion-sualors May es Iglus. Thomas 011ivant glad Job. 011ivant, of Manchester. May 11105 Ed,, a, d iTonal 111111 One4phoess Witßaot lomat, of No 5, LAina Al sv. Middlesex, eolouriorn. Hay 06, tam. Julio Ft . :4y arid Rulers Rust, of Norwich, woohfartors. 'May gel, 'snit. Jame. Mills and I'vatratiy, of Oldham, eottoo-oritufartu mess May 19, IRON. Tbansas Hops, of Stnekrwt, Chester, mad Soho lisps, late of the smile place, deceased, liahoutisfretartra. Ap..11 31 , WO. Tbrauma llaninined Brows. Holborn bridge, Loudon, baturduheia. ...14aell 12, I IC*, Tbotou Wklicks of Corti Foo'2 owl Flatir;s Ililriirk, of narden, elta surd, fur rurry. srartt cm, 1 sr: • Mary Illldwk, 'thrum,. Hil.liek, and rfseris aeWaiaall, Ilbufliard. merry's. Dourerckbor 2s, ion 7. DavidLitome of DraugLtua sear Skiptua, lin4l Rrajasuiu Greco, of Airier., mar Led;lle, Tork, grazurre. May 3, 113:13. • Robert Gomel!, Rillins Cmy, tad Rickard Penbcrtoa, Prestos, Laaddlobta,ptifdata. May 23, 11ANKRUPTCY ENI,ARGED. tiosaslitsirle, et.-Falusouth, Cornwall, c•Rdirtiror, *fr4us Nay 9Julyl9, at ten, rt Wires Hotel, Ealammth ..aANKRU PTS. ieseplt Gill, ereer.or lute of SHAM:, leaky, Ghee eater, clothier, to narreudee,Jme 13.141.11v*. 14, es.lJuly 12; at eleven.. at the Ceutsc lan, iu Meerut!, Ginneester. Attorseys, Air Evans, Tha. see Wu, - Laudun ; and Mr. Lam born Stroutl,Cleueetter. Ja:topb Duds, of the Commercial Chamber, Mineries, ship and imasisnee-irruket to surreadtr, Juoe 4, it, nod July Iv, nt tut, it feuthilltidl. Attorney, Mi. Allay, Frc deriel,'•-placc, Ohl Jewry, London. John Grans, of Cardifill; limn-deeper, to surrender. Jane at fire, t;. and July le, at sle..u, ict the Christoplar lan, Bath. Atturreays,Mr. (Silbert Eynon, Numerset ; mid Mr. Militant Ellis, Iluttuti.C.orlen, ‘,. Jam's Unvria, of . Waadsvrteth, Surrey, miller, to /omen. der, June 4, 14, and inly Is, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Drure, Itillitter-snurtre. John Millington. and Joseph Millington, of HoundsAitcli, Lumina, glaziers, to surrender, June tt, is. rind July I• 2. nt ten, at Guildhall, London. Atiornes, Itooke, Ar tuoureee-Hall, Columba-street. DIVIDENDS. --• • -• June as. "'ranch; St ',latest*, rul. liner, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jame IS. Tbssaias Wirier sad ill,ass faith no.. se late of West utivalse-la i2ge-tbatli 3urrty, itaufounders, at so., at Guildhall, London. June 2t. Rill.au Abs.lent, of Leicester•street, Leicester square, Middlesex, straw-hat-manufacturer, ..t one, at Guildhall, London, June 2s. Edward Rowe, of I.iudGeld, Sasses, soap-maim - &diver, at taelvr, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 12. Anthony Berk, of Osford•strcet t Middlcsex, sail • dler, at one, at auildhalL, Let July so. Joseph Ilanlacy, of Piteadilly, Middlesex, army areoatrenient-maliar, al twelve, at Gm:Id:loll, London. JIM 30. Christoplor Shaw and Thomas Shaw, formerly of Agatha nipton, batileis, at one, at the Dulpttilas Inn, in Illeetbamptuu. Jose ea. J.nepit Neare, the youniter, late of Poole, de nse/pi, merclnuit, at cle%mi, at th • Ohl Ant..lope luu, Poole. Jane 21. John Peacock, Lite of King tun-upon Ifni', mer chant, at clam), at the George lim, in !intr.:an-upon- Hull. • ' ..... June 91. John Wild and Thomas Ilrownsaurd, of Sling:- port, Chester, eutton.maunfacturtes, at tau, at Like Palace Ina, MatiAteate". July g. 11..rtriilte, of Chesoside, London, Lela:r asher, at one, at Guik:holl, Loudon. July t. Julia flaccid, of Seethiug.latte, Lauding ra I pen ter, at one, at Guildhall, Lawful. iu Ja4 id. Tntias !lathes, of Norlbltxtrert, Strand, M id dlesea, trim-merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London. July it. John 'paws, of Threadnecalle•strret, Lothian, are houairman at twelve, at Guildhall, Landau. July 1. William Potter, of Ketttua Detail, tailor, at ele ven, at the Globe inn, Exeter, Devon. J unt g 5. William Layton Winter. of Alltiou.place, Black friare-road, Surrey, stationer, at our, at Guildhall, Lon- Junc George Harriman, of Glabe-etreet, St. John, Wap ping, Middlesex, earpeuter, at tea, at Guildbuil, London. June :N. Joseph lieldietty.tud William Junes, of Liverpool, Lancasti r, grocer', at ter, at Lillytuan's Iluter,,'Cas tie s( met, Liverpcol. CERT'. VICATES--J James Barlow, late of .Ilonniunth.street, ittddksrx , tallow_ elm:idler. Jars Chard, late of Anchor and Hope-Alley, Red Liu:l oured, St. Geerge's in the Eat; Middlesex, painter. James Swaim, of Hinckley. Leiteiter, curlier. John Elliot tend John Thomas thignall, of Upper Ea< t Smithfield, St. Birtulph without Aldrite, Middlesex, tiax . dressers. Sa 1 Redfern, of Stockport, Chester, cotton-spinner J....eph Granger, late of Stokoblay, York, 11LETINU OF CREDITORS, AT GC I 11/BALL, Till* DAY. L. II Edward Haul, Duks'aiovr, Fit/Rico, Utd•llrnex, p3luti r I 30 -. ....._- - r. .. , -,_ - -- s. == = s., -..- _._ meg OF STOCIUI - YFSTER DAY . Batik Stuck ety *.lti I 3 prr feat. &Anted Oit; 3 prr Cent. Cobsuls • 671'1l 4 pernmt i 6414 S prr trot. Nary " 991,1 tool tau I mpteitki 3 per CCut Italia Stuck Facketitter Bills 3s. 6a. 4s Kruk. Esizlisli Lottery Tickrb Ciiiimals be T. NISH, Stock-beaker 4, Curnhill, bid g, Charatrerosa. col atSE UV EX A materitani It U. Dino at sight.. as a • Itutterdam c. t 11 2 2 U. 11..mbisre11 Attune .. .6 S 4 IS II U. 1%.1.0.6 . g3 16 . 1/ilto I V 5.... 94 Hourglass .... N C.tdit 41 (tractive 404 Leeson) ' * 4 9. 4$ Gass& 4414,.1Pie. Vseice 'LC is De. ;Ist .CH I.:, .I.at at. Lisboa tha Oporto ...... in, Cork sur.r.tras. Portugal Gultl is Casie and Dam J. r. rt. per*: nuublating Ncw Duthie tiiker io Bare Neir Louis (earh) 0 0 0 Ailo on the Bauk of Hamad Si pir Least. At Spitilfiehloasnetb, Mt. 1.7.4.1 u ere,s, of St. Pout's-Chords yard, to Mtas limy An.' Johnson, youuz,st Juniata of the Lite Juel Johnson, Eng. of WisiMunustow. DEATI4. OR Friday-lest, et her 1 - kot Deag-orrrrt e Posit Alla - le,- , oplare, Mrs. I Wiliam, eldest dantiter ol Sof John Dykrs, vt . Lnllingstom-castir, iu the county of Kent, Bart. Mgt widow of Lieutenant-Colonel Huttuin elitist sun of Sir hu lt Beaumont klut, late one of the Baiins of the Majes4's Court of Each...quer. HIGH . WA'riEtt, 'I Ws DAY, AT LONDON-MUDGE. Mori miter . ..6 I Evei a.... az is. atter —7 SALES BY AUCTION. TO C.IIIINET-MAKIERS, CPROLSTF.Rr.Rs, PIC TI'RE DEALERS, PRINT SELLER:: Ur Mr. HILLI ER, TO-stonitow, Jose thby racier of the Assignees, pAtt - r of the remaining valuabje groc:6: in TRADE a Mr. Charles 'remitLick, a bankrupt; riensitinx of every daeriptimi of tatiketrany and cabinet prods, emaprisin; onshinjany four-puss and tent beeiNtrails, cation sad dimity bin:wire, chiiits !IA dimity wir.4ax r nr taint,tasttruases, prom. 'imitated lairdrred guose (ember la us, pailhosrs, bed anu table linen, taabog , iny dams, sok, Pem broke, lint card taldra, blankets and counterpanes, osningauy and japanned mirrors, chimney, pier, and dressing horse, cart, and sporting chnse, picture, and prints, Fy the must esterui.ni masters, llrusects and stair c.irm ts, krtelten utensils, &c. eatiluven to be had an the premises, and at the Am-- tiouere's Furniture %Vaccinate, No. as.katibune-place. Tit he viewed this day and to-ourron TO (1 FEL - floras*, s.c.—PumN tau., s - aucw, SHOP I IXTURES, tac. By Mr. PETTITT, By anler 'date Assignees a Mr. Wlllinat Omani Sliawfurd, tionfrchinirr, a bankrupt, as the Premises, the comer of Aihnity, Pis tadiNy, TO-MORROW, Jaw s, sad M. hra iaq day, at Versa u`Clock, A LI, the IN EA*l' 110USE1101,D FURNI- Ai TURF., FIXTURES, PLATE, LINEN, CHINA sod GLASS; reinpriting Four-Poet sad Teat Bedsteads, with Furniture; good Feather.tterts sod Sedans; japantied Chairs; Sofa; art of Pillar-and-etaw lialtuttauy Disieg- Tatars.; Curil and Pembroke Ditto • Shie.bouril ; Chimary mud Par Glaiista; Carpets • Dia:: Grand Piano-Porte; Hooves, and varied* stint eficct.. Tke Stock eninpriaci • orntral .uuorthscat at Cuarectiuncry Artiella, with a answer to 11% and choice reflection or Skitei•Gliratea, and em•rl!rat Um's& an Trade a quansay of ita Buttku and Puts tor Pet-44 ; and othrr vaiiiable efecis. 0 or viewed one day prireedhig t►e nate ; " - ben Catalogues sm. Ire hail on the Primiscs ; of Mr. Sheargohl, Solicitor, Pielon.ind•Bnildings, S•dio-square; at the Cork, behind the Royal Exchange ; and of the Auctioneer, &rower-street, Gohivn FR EEHO ED, DaVoN sal iit L. By Mr. DAVIIR)N, At Gattaway's, on WEDNESDAY, Jam ts, at Twelve, is Orr Lot, VALUABLE FREEIIOLD ESTATE, ditlfahtfutly situate in the purist' of Ilittleharn, abort two wars from thc mirkr t town of linsilluo, and VII the tura plke to Exeter. The salubrity a the air IS recommend ebi to the ealettichivitiam, and to persreis returning frusa a I, , rt elated, Ihe celiac is ronipact, computed at forty ay. ra, stern miles from Siilinunth, a fash.usisble watering pisce, suit foul teen mitre flora racier, let to Mr. Kohert Cox, teu:.nt at will, aoasiilerably under its value, at tool. per annum h. There is a mortgage on the estate for 1,4:41 l'articutan may he Lad at fiarraway's ; ui Christopher F.ll9.ll , llbitfie titlll of Mr. Dawson, brut Murtha rongi,atreet, Loom on, *here a plait of th► Wats may ba 'sail. BALM BY AUCTION. YALEABLE• LEASEHOLD PREMISES. ED warp. STREET, PORTMAN-SQUARE. lie Mr: BATI K , -- At Crarrairay's Coffee-house, THIS DAY, June 1 , at (t..., ,4 ESIRABLE and valuable I-EASEti ()I.!) I ESTATE., situate No. 1, Bilward.street, Portman. square, on lease to Messrs. Jackson and Biaalea, fur a fr rta of twenty-one years, fourtein of which were anexpir,d, at the very low rent, of :BSI pee annuls. The idiver premises eulapriSe an excellent front Shop, with pirate i ranee into Fan ard-stre et, with excellent V% ork-shinw nmler, a Itrawing-Itoons and Kitchen, two I.lsrerful Bed Roomy anti two Attics ; held fur a terns of 'Sixty-four years arra a half, thirty of which are unexpired, at , subject to • ground rent of only eight pounds per ltanum . The above premises have been einisidenibly Unpins,' by the present tenants, M. s,irs. Jackson and !Boni tttt are particularly and advantsgeinisly COll tt tt d with other ' , moires for earri ng no the above trade. To be viewed by have of the teustiti, and mirth:alai' hal of slr. hater, Welbeek-utreet. UL' IKABLE REMDIPINCE, A DAM-ST ft EL A DELPHI. By Mr. BATES, At Garrairay's Coact-bowie, THIS DAY, JUn t, at I C o'clock, r F. xi nexpired LEASE of a convenient House, o. ti, Adam-street, Adelphi, receetly put in good re pair at a cousideralele expense, centrically situated to the t minus Mlles* and public places of atnescusent, containing a neat entrance, good dining parlour, and beck ditto, a lofty drawing-ruent, with oritaineotted ceiling, commending a lien , of the riser, three hest bed-moue, decuaneg-rooni, sad three water closet and ettorenieut offices. Itch! on leas fur a term of IA yedrs from Mhlaurio er next, at a lots rent. With the open" of purchasiag for 6 . 9 years, sub:, rt to a ;pound rut. 3ltty ticacil, not part ',enters bad os the premises, nt f;nrraa and of Mr. I.latt.e, Nu. 5, Welberk-street, ven.l4,ll.,touarr. ritEk:HUIA) Itl.:$1 HENCE WITH LAM), LEA 111Lh. HEAD, HIVEREY. By Mr. BATES, _ - At Gorraway's Cafto:ltincre. 'Chßair-alloy, 711 Is iiav, Jdße the Ist, oldest previously disposed of 4 Pr...a. Coatiset, Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE:, coo,- prising a good Faui:iy House contuiaior x din:11;- room, drawing-roues, library, three ' jai dreraing closets, Err tier/mita' rooms, leaPl, Lirchen, dry re'• Laing, a lanti:ry, brew-liouse, dairy, and rarions attar lied sad oietached others, two large Tara:, dou!sic.a., tich-hour, stabling tur 8:a horbes, with ii,ierrat.t.' I'UOIIII over, guo.l walled ;;Lird,:c, writ .lucked und cropped, un urchaid of aboct three tars, bale barn, buret, &c. a piece of arable awl meadow Laid cuntaiuiag is the whole upwards of eight acres. ^ 7 'he Preruis4•s nag be .vieved.—Particatuts had at the Swan, ; Spread Eaele, Epsoui ; G iffi p rn, Kul ston • V. hitt , Hart, Guildford ; Red Lion ' hnkiug ; Pface ,f . Si de; and of Mr. Bates, 80. 5, Welbeck-street, Caron 141.1k...titate. EI.I . .AUAN'I LAND, ISLLWORTIII. By Mr. DATES, At Garraway's (•offee-hints:, 'Change-alley, tut FIIIDA June 9, at Onc A N elegant FR EEIIOLL) VILLA, adjoining. I to Twirleenbaui-park, and commanding a beautiful View of RiebtoutiJ-Lridge sod 11111; it consists of an excel lent 'louse and tons ttialre Acre' of Laud, d;ridtd into Picasitec-ground and Pastore, well wooded, a six stall italic with loft and mom urea, and conch-liutikc fur three tew riazes. Get at part of the house has been lately built, awl the rest tbuirouAlily repaired, arid contains us the ground Now a large cutrruct-hall awl staircase, lintskfi.st parlour, iliswing.ruum 9t ftet by 10, and diniug-parlutir i , %hien three rooms front the riitr, brat bed-runen, dressing ruts.., pantry, eater-eta:M. aid linek-stairs •OM all thor sit th X3lll 14•11) . 1i din: wing-room, commands:4 a line orvalievt goer Richmond liardens, flute best bed-r isd us, a 4,, te uea. room, uul two water-closets; en the attic tear) - , two Lupe attn....mei tile garrets. The °dives are very eonvenieet--- l'astuie Loud wits manisred last your at a cussittrreirte ',pease, 8..1 is toi trry golnl coattail:et. ISt the side of tie River it a Terrace Walk, sitlsin limn Ittsilisig, and the %butt of the Premises are inclosed w:th a high Fence; fitted up and tioielited is a style uf elegant swatters, and suitable , I study of Rank. l'inticislars are preparing, and way be had is it fen days of Mr. I:elea. WeUpeek-street. IiENCOMIFIELD, itirelikt.—FUE.EHOLD ESTATE TN EATI-TIII: LE MII.Es !Wu* wAiDoN, by Mr. IiAg'F.SI, At Gayer way's Coffer-Louse, au WEDNESDAY, hake, 11, tlin., in • Lots. lOT I.—li a , uo-t devintble und genteel 11F.SI AA DEINCF, w.th Gardena. Offices of every sirstripion, satiate in tic brood and benutifall villsgc of matrelds Barks, at tomb admired tot its dry and Imalthfal situatinst, and nut Imo is. for its select neighbourhood, ahoueding with Acid sports, and matracirtg every advantage for court - pose to and (rime town, almost every hour. Thu, rharwi,u hitie rillsce is stirruttut.:ed by the Icant,fol Minims of his Clete the Duke of Purthiad, Bulatruric, through which are, I. Tetniireiuri, deli:lntel rides sad the vast estrus of Ur. tkeyrce and 3lr. %Vid:er. lie henal comprises aLleacciiettt enh awe hell, a larzsdir.ing perkier, wit., coinnitinicatim s to a lissolotu: booed breakfast room, looking over n Inati• taint garden, • bow drawing room (cloy looking cute the gut den,) an es.eefient stalreen lesdimg •to • hew bleary over brairkfast room, a larxe bow bed rtioni user the Meowing room, and too other brat bed room* and eosins, and three aervantu . rooms over, *Ali a communication to lautidpi ur , l (Act by • separate staircase. ills offices consist if a good houschwepir's room, a hitches adjoining, Areterens retutry, lard. r, mute closet, wine and beer cellars, out of. lie's, brew-hosier, wash-house, corieliditiuse, tiirtsestell. stable, with good loft end mingle room, a handsome p'ea • sure nod kitchen garden, eintibiaing pleasure and prat, mth acutostionieation to a shine. selves which is situ: mot toil eery eligible fur laying to lot I. The above pre:sista ore fivt load, very stitottantill, well built, of the mot rrepset• abh: appraranee. Os Awn to 1/r. Ferris, which aspires sit Christmas next. Tire house said sakes air tilted up and finished in a first rate ii)k of elesaner t aod ten recently, at • great expense, foe • g a delighted residence • for a 'most family, sir • wan of a (tuition. Lut It Too FILLEVOLD COTTAGES, opposite the bark of the Garden, with pram' sad orchard of race'. hut land, about our acre, with horns sod row-bnnac. very itestrufile fer adding to Lot I. for eusetalsed, stank,. hitch. n-gou den, kc. ku. far: 111 —ls Two FIRER/10 1 1.121 irrA POWS, about •' 'piaster of a nob from tLe drat NW 'mod l.ot, ie a litzl.• state of coatis tattoo, emolument about to.glet arise arida half. Lot I V.— II Aitlt I AA FAR 11. a %thin a quarter of a nut , , of Om flows+, sit tares, 1 rood, fa mean s % of freehold p.' tore and arable land, with cottages, barn, Ike. These sin inelioureit within a ring fence, bounded by sezres'atee Lasts; fine Sporting over it pies:ping and to wrliful t .1.13t11, with eitrrlieut ruatlo, genii el inrigtibunrboutt, mid good osier , the above situate about iwesity-three miles from London. Situation considered particularly wefl disposed to plate 3 villa, coltagr, or farm on. About One thousand ditlerent shrubs and trots planted on this him about there ye.”. More, and oat new in a flourishing state, with a few hints:: I rions o be ‘irirra, with leave of the Tenants, loy referent, ro M r Bates, No. 5, Wititardt•Strrrt, tavendiab-squere, 1..11. 1100 Ihr Leech's% is redeemed The Premises are S it g0.,.1 repair, many Inswdrrit pwnd berme beets ts-rrul moth don thew. James Unite is Its porsci•ion or fist lot. I. • 11 . 0 41 is in eseetlent condition posstasion of whirls tory I-. had awasediutely, upon payment al Ow valuation of the stele : PriuMd by G. I) :VIIIII3ON, No. 19. "11l Ito. ell-court, Carreetireet, anti published at Ow (111 , ,,,, No. i Duck of Si (Ilemrot Nil sod, %% IITI , of 311 Me plane —Omer., 6, foe this Pm , r cent iv flit' Whet, d.•al , be Jul) atieutled te. And , the Diu Ditches Earl a Brnj. h D. of G J. Moril R. L. G If. S. Mrs. Fi Clog 4 DAvlil St( , rii ('.r u ~ S . a 1 aka by M Ilarp Mr I ivr.- De Grim Oitil 1 band akiibi lgrgue., To( CiAci II 'IC .11 ) 1 .1 t%l rcn ?Chia Ut tht , p.l at Thu N T. I lb 11( Car G. I •1.! T.l In Bata, : Vie P Ai' s:v mb. No, 11 In the Dra Pr s" For ER.I:I No. in the ter 'Aig Nu. 1. 5 I.ikt known the pre A PI o.le PI ,11 f:hck 1 Si June he the An city ;PI Itakisto he bad pekes, 114. IV Asuirel A hie. Snag To tirc Clark' William Mn. Ai