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---., rl .*0...1E CIRCUIT. @si/VOID, JULY 20. About twelve o'clock this morning Sir JAMES Masan bLD and Mr. Justice Haar si commenced the Home Circuit, by opening their Commission for holding the Assizes for this county. After hearing divine service, the Learned Judges proceeded to the different Courts: Sir J• 54 ES M A lasi t ILO sat on the Civil Side, and Mr. Justice HlaTa on the Criminal Side. CIVIL SIDE There are only five causes entered, of which three were tried this day. WOOD O. TSSEL I.USSON. Mr. BOLL AND opened the pleadings in this case, which stated, that the plaintiff was possessed of cer tain closes, called Leigershot Mead, in this county, which were occupied by one James Water., as his truant, and that the defendant had cut away the bank, by which certain parts of the land were co- vered with water, to the injury of the reversion. Mr. Seij-ant tan then detailed the circum stances of the case. The plaintiff, he stated. was a Major in the army, and the defendant, Mr. Thellos son, it was well known, was a gentleman of con siderable fortune in the county, having an estate at Aldenham. This estate Mr. I'. had very much beautified and improved ; and in his desire to com plete his improvements, he bat], without asking per mission of his neighbour, made flee to take possession of a pat cel of his land, for the purposes of converting a brook into a canal, which would form a very pic teresqae view from his windows. By the plan pro duced it would be seen Mr. "Fheflus,,on possessed the land on one side down to the edge of the brook in question, on the other side he possessed only a part of the land, forming another part; notwithstanding this he bad pared away the whole length to widen the stream, without even informing the plaintiff that he wished to be accommodated with a few yards of . his land. The defence which was now to be set up was, that what was done was an improvement to the remainder of the plaintiff's estate. But the Learned Serjeant observed, that an Englishman would not have his /awe improved without his own permission. He should clearly (hew the encrnachment, which would entitle the plaintiff to recover such damages as the Jury should think the case deserved. Four witnesses proved, that, by the defendant's int/dine, the bank abutting the plaintiff's land, was eat away, in order to make a sloping edge for the new ea 1111; and a Mr. Kelsey, a Surgeon, stated that the ground taken amounted to absut one-eighth of an acre, which was valued at about 101. Mr. Serjeant Best, for the defendant, admitted 11 that his client must ..-e a verdisf pass against him, bat assisted it was a very ill-natured action, as the land of the plaintiff was benefitted by having the Moods drawn off by an improved water-course. Verdi& for the plaintiff—Damages 131. SF; MS e. TAYLOR. This was an adion to recover 501. the anima of It& a year's rent due for a kitchen and nursery gar den. at Barnet, in this county. There was no ques tion as to the occupation of the land by the defend ant; but, in his defence he contended, that the lettinewas by one LOrtday, Jed not by the plaintiff. Loveday was called as a witness, and be stated, that he *as son-in-law to the plaintiff, and managed his concerns, and that he let the ground in question. as his agent; but the written agreement and all the receipts were given in the name of Loveday, as on his own account. But on referring to the wtitten agreement, it appeared, that there was written on a corner of it, " By datioray .1 Mr. Sh4l." which Leaeday said be believed was written at the time of its eaects•ion. Mr. GA illtOW, for thedefendant,contended, that the Jury could not give credit to the witness, inn ' much as all the wtitten documents contradided him. In the body of the agreement he stated the hand to be his own, and all the receipts were couched in the same 'assuage. He insisted that the action WAS brought in the name of Sharp, in order to make Loveday a witness in his owl cause. The Loan Cum JUSTICL obsetveJ, that if any reason hail been proved why Loveday should have an interest not to bring the adion in his owe name. supposing he were really interested, he slinald h..ve thought the case se sn , picious, that the Jury would base been warranted in nit believing him. But no such reason appearing to exist, he saw no reason why they should not give him credit.—Verdid for plaintiff. CRIMINAL SIDE. John William Woodstock was indided for feloni ously stealing two seven-shillings pieces, the property of Nathaniel Smith Machin. The Prosecutor, Mr. Machin, kept a shop at Hertford, and the Prisoner lived with him as his shopman. Having had occasion. as he said. to levee the Prisoner he watched him, and on the '2Bth of April last, he law him take some money of a customer on the drapery side of the shop. He asked him how much, be said it was ty.. 6,1.—tw0 7 shillings pieces, and 53. lid. which is► said he put into the till. Mr. Machin bad just before emptied the till, and therefore went to look if it contained the money, but it diJ not. The Prisoner appeareti much contused. hot as the Prciecutur did not find the money on him. he con milted himself with dismissing him his service. lie however insisted on first searching his box, and there Ise found 3h guineas in gold. some halfitti peas, and seven-shillings pieces. This the Prisoner said he received as the price of a horse which he had sold. The next day the two seven-shillings pieces were found in a roll of checque cloth, near where the Prisoner stood when he received the money, and the Prosecutor caused him to be apprehended. Several Witnesses were called on the part of the Prisoner, who proved that they saw him in posies- Lion of at east 40 guineas before lie went into the Prosecutor's service. Verdift—Not The Telegraph, at the Admiralty. was at WOOL during the *hole of yesterday, with Deal, Ports. mouth, and Plymouth : —lt communicated nothing of importance. Ti. Lent( Forks, Stst, fur London, has put back to Jamaica. C.lhr. bound to Bristol, not having been able inn' he Reef, has put into ivaanak la Mar, (lamaica). GLOUCESTER, allay 20 On Wednesday evenieg, the Lord Chief Baron, Sir A. Macdonald. arrived in this city, escorted by Charles Evans, Esq the High Sheriff, and the usual retinue, and repaired to the Booth Hall, where the' Commission was opened. On Thursday morning, his Lordship, and Sir Robert Grahain, attende.i divine service at the Cathedral. The Judges afterwards proceeded to the Hall, where the business of the Assize commenced. The Lord Chief Baron presided at the A'rn Prins, and Mr. Baron Graham at the Crown Bar, where he Jeliveted a concise and very elegant Charge to the Grand Jury. His Lordship complimented the Magistrates upon the state of the Calendar, which contained the names of only ten prisoners fur trial—a circum stance zender:d more honout able to the police of an extensive and opelent county, by its being nearly surrounded by populous distriEts s where offences against the laws were generally more prevalent.— He remarked upon the cave of one prisoner. W. teamed, whose offence, a breach of trust, was made capital by a recent statute. Adverting to the very salutary ,rcgulations of our comity gaol, he paid a high encomium on the admirable institution of a mode of punishment which embraced a system of reform among the unhappy individuals, who, by their crimes, rendered themselves amenable to the laws of their country, and were often restored to their liberty, sensible of the errors of their past lift, and thus became better members of society. The Grand Jury, with their Foreman, Lord Ed ward Somerset, M.P. for the county, then retired ; and, having quickly found bills against some of the prisoners, the trials were proceeded with, and the following were the sentences passed : Jelin Harris, for stopping Mr. 8. Butt, of Westbury-tapas Trim, upon the highway, near Bri,t,il, and robbing hint of his watch, and about 6s. in money i and Hester flaviland, fur entering the dwelling-house of W. Smith, iii the parish of PAillatWiCk, in the day time, no person being therein, and stealing sundry articles of wearing apparel, were capitally can. ♦icted, and received sentence of death. Eastmead, for secreting and embezzling the value of a gelding, which he was entrusted to sell by hi: master, Joel Tanner, to be transported for amen years. Richard Abbot, fat stealing hides and skins from his master, J. Ring, of Elo-itton-on-the•H ill, to be ianprisvited two yeans, and fined L. Thomas l'arigger, (a soldier in the 61st regiment of font,) for a gross nsi.dcarestiour at Cirenceiter, S. be inspriionied tw years, and to be twice publicly whipped in the marketplace, on market Os, during that period. Ann Watts, foe stealing a pair of we , str,l stockings in a dwelling Iloilo, at Cooky, to be imprisoned one year and William Haines, (or stealing a pair of shoes at tlorteley, six month's imprisennarant, and each to be fined I. and kept to hard labour during the period of their cnufinement. Joseph Gardner and Thomas Smith, charged as principal arid accessary in committing a rape; and Aram Cooper, ac cused of setting fire to a waggon-house and a barn at Souls. don, were dozharged by proclamation. He.ter Ha•dan.l, was reprieved before the Judges left the place ; but Joho Harris, whose crime was - stamped with per liar aeisef cruelty, and an attempt to murder Ms. gun, the headsman be robbed, is left (or execution. Tilt LINO. N. JOHN NICHOLS. The defendant, whOreside;intir 7 pTrish of West bury, in this county, was founda t uilo of an asault, with intent to commit a rape on the body of a girl about 13 years of age. Sentence was reserved fur the opinion of the twelve Judges ; and the defend ant has been admitted to bail, being bound, himself in 2rool. and two sureties in lON, each, for his ap pearance to receive judgment at the next Assizes. In the City Calendar, there were only two pri soners, viz. D. Anderson H.ruhari, indieted as a principal with Ann Harrison, (who was found evilly, and sentenced to transportation, at the last Assizes, for robbing Mr. Lewis, of this city, of his packet boi,k, containing notes of considerable value,) but ; and Ilia. Phillips, (charged with steal ing cash-notes from Jos. Attwood, of the value of 621. 2s) against whom no bill was found. The business at the Crown Bar was finished on Friday evening but that in the Nisi Prim Court was not completed till Saturday afternoon. The London, 9q, Captain WESTBROI o is ordered round to the Downs, from Plymouth, to join the fleet for the Baltic. Letters received from the .li, !e. t 4, Capt WOLFS, dated the 6th instant, from eff L'Orient, state. that she bad been in Quiberon Bay, and watering at one of the little islands there ; that the people were very civil, but apparently in a wretched state of poverty. and very thankful for the money which the boat's crew paid them for some fish. At the date of this letter she had resumed her station off L'Orient.— The Veteran, 74, Laos's Bon AAAAA old ship, is still in the same creek near L'Otient. without having once attempted to get out. At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for Kent, held at Maidstone, on Friday last. Ifitost as DI•TCON, the Agent to the Society for the Sup pression of Vice, in these towns, was, on the recom mendation of the Magistrates of this Distrita, at the request of the Comm flee of the said Scciety, ap pointed and sworn in an extra Constable for the parishes of Chatham, Gillirsgham , and Strood, in order to give greater efficacy to their endeavours to prevent the profanation of the Sabbath, and every other species ul rice and immorality. At the Scission-, held on Monday, at the Guild hall, Canter:wry. the only prisoner to be tried was Jeoehint Jaeaa Rarnhard, is Jew, lately residing in Ciat city, who was indie,d for a felony, in getting into his possession, on the 9th day or August last, property to a considerable amount. belonging to Mr. Bowen, of eed city, watch-maker. under pre tence :hat he wished to shew the goods to some Olken of the German Legion, who lodged at his house. and with which he absconded. The trial lasted for several hoots, add was most abl, sup ported both on the past of the Prosecutor. and on behalf of the Prisoner. Jury, after a abort deli beration, retarned a verdift of Guilty, against the prisoner, and he was sentenced to be transported for seven years. Sunday se'cnight. in the evening, stn affray took place in Mary -street, limerick, which threatened to be way serious, and caused considerable alarm in the city; it originated with two drunken soldiers parading the streets with orange lilies in their caps, and making use of exp.essione which irritated some of the lower order, who gave them a severe beat ing. The tumult was then increasing, when the timely interference of the magistrates and the offi cers of the garrison. with strong piequeta, who cleared the streets. and kept the different regiments I i n /Era barracks, prevented any ill consequence. FROM L.Jsr NIGHT'S GAZETTE. a, Lord Linstemna the Cointy of Northumberland. To he Deputy Lieutenants--Adam Askew, baq. &tad May G, 1807; Henry C.,llingwood, Esq. dated as above ; Joh n ISlenkinsop Coulson, Esq. dated June 2.3. 1847 ; John TAri. ton , Es q , d a ted a. aheve ; Charles Datum Puma, Ets; dAt..d tt. above; I)avod AftUlasst Smith, E. dated as abose. PIRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Rohert %hallo Hawks, John Grace and William Rees!, at or urea...Fel!inshore, in the parish of C.eteshead, in the county of Durham, paper makers. Juno li, 1807. Edward Hamhroirk and Richard Harehrook, of the city of C.rigarlaury, farriers July 14, 1807. John I.locd and Thomas &nen, of Manchester, packers. July 1, 1807. Phan, Lucas and Edward Bunting, London. July lA , Iftn7. liiain Wilcox and William Howland, of the c.tv ot (7 • terttury, is the county of Kent, lineuoirapers June 13,16./7, ltolie.t Benton and James Piddwck, of Minton, Heath, and "rybiwn Wharfs, near Coleshill, in the county of Warwick, lime burners and whartingers. June 1, ISO Joseoh Beaver and Thomas Harwell, of Wigan, in t►e county of Lancaster, calic►manufacturers July 111,1107 John Keeling, John Ulric Mike, and Charles Trial, of Elv , o's-court, Allermanbury, London, wholesale haberdashers. Jull 16,11107. John Flivilth and James Booth, of Manchester, in thecoiroty iill.ittne of Lancaster, spinners and manufacturers of waste silk. June 26, 1807. J , iseph Turner, late of 01terms, in the county of Notting ham, deceased, David Flower, of Boughton, in the •aul county, and Richard Flower, of Winton afurevaid, maltvtars. June 29, 1807. John Smalley and Join Taylor, of Maeycoed, in the con:lty of Flint, wire-maker:. June 30, 11107. lipta Bewick, Michael Longridge, and James Ilia, of Swap,land near the Sea, in the county of Durtiatu, iron utoniers. Nov. 22, ISO,. RANKRUPTcIEs ENLARGED. John Hops, late of C:iarlette street, Illaekt , tare•roai, is, the count, tat Surrey, tailor arid draper, from July la, W hepteos • bee 3, at ten, MCl4lO'3ll, Leaden. Thomas Je: amp, late of Bunhlll•row, itt the ersunts of wharfinrr, shay owner, dealer and ehapman, (corn August 8, to August 27, at test, at Guildhall, LOll4Oll. BANKRUPrs. wow* Cooper, nt Chick Saint llsiah, in the county of Ftees,nmrchatit, walt l ter, wharfinger, dealer awl chapntari, to su.rettlek Jul. 29, August 1, and September 1, at ten, at Cu 100119.Lortdott. Attiartury, Mr. Lee, Three Crown-cowl, Souerfrark. the Parthsgten the younger, of Gamtt, within ".I.lTichetter, in the comity of I.ancaster, dyer and pruner, dealer and chap. San, to suriiender, J idy 21,, at eleven, 2), at two, sod Soptetu •l, 1, 'ea ggew.n, at in.. BTrdgewater AMU, in Manchester. Attorney.. Mr. ChariesJacksuii, Hare -court, Temple, London; and Mr. Dices, Stockport, in the county of Chester. Thionas Chambers, of Wigton, in the county of Cumber land, shookeeper, dealer and chapman, tr. surrender, A.rgust 10, I I, and Septa riber I, at eleven, at the QrreenNs Head Inn, Wigton, in the roomy of Cumberland. Attorneys Mr. Wals- I worth, Staple. Inn, London ; arid Mr. John L. , gitfoot, Wig ten. Cumberland. John Dawson. of Thinington, in the entinty of Lincoln, merchant, dealer mid chap/man, townender, August 10, I and September 1, at eleven, at the house of Johu Bellamy, the Peacock Inn, in B istin, in the county of Lincoln. Attorneys Messrs Lodlngton and Hall, SeeoMartei OSICO, T•illp111, London ; and Mr. William Rutile% &idea. DIVIDENDS. August 19. John Benson, of Bolton by the Sands, in the county of Lancaster, calico-prilter, chafer and chairman,. at eleven, at the Hotel, ip Blackburn. Augu.t ?9. Ilettry Shepard, late of Cambridge, in the county of eanabrid4e, elite awl I.quor merchant, dealer and chap wan, at one, at Guildhall, Lumina. Augoat 11. % 1 1 Ulm Bilekton, late of the town of I(ingeton upon-Hall, in the W.l.ll(tY of the same town, 4plrtt mer chant, dealer 10.1 chatrura, at the White Hart Tavern, an the said own 01 K:rizstei Augii4 YU. G,urge Tanner, of the city of Bristol, cutler, de tier oti laardwate, and Chapman, at eleven, at tint RIIIII. mei r.verst, in All Sa.nts'-lane„ Bristol. Nor•nober 14. James Dunlop, of St. Mary Axe, in the city ot I.. , iniun, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at August H. Samuel Fletcher, of Grent Ititnall-‘treet, Bloom. . - bury, chinaman. dealer and chairman, at one, at Guildhall, London. August 11. Thomas G.voirer, now ur late of Market street, in the county of 1-Is•it , , grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. September 5. George Fletcher, of Workmpp, in the county of Nottingha dealer and chap:wan, at twelve, at Guild hall, Landon. August IS. Theron Till., of Wymondhain, iii the county of N‘railk, corder iintr, dealer and chapnen, et three, at the Swan, in the parish of St. Peter of Mancroft, Norwich. August 10. William Howell. of Heath, in the county of Glamorgan, shni;:eeper, dealer end chemise's, at eleven, at the Waite Flart Inn, in Brood-street, Bristol. CERTIFICATESwe isca use 11. • • Richard Cropper, late of Wigan, to the county of Lancaster, timber-merAant. ZION' Prague, of the Hav-market, in the parish of St. Mar tin In the the comity of Middlesex, music-seller, dealer and cleapusan Joseph Simmew, line of Taplnw-Mill, in the county of Bucks, miller, dealer and chitlins sis. John Wititam, of Manchester, in the county of Lanc AAAAA victualler, dealer and ciaitrnan Wdliara Illetridge, of Maslen-lane, Wood-street, Cheapsida, London hinter, dealer and chap-nail. Rkhssd Valentine and John Va entitle, of Murnford's-mutt, Milk-street in the city of Loi.don, Wasehousemen, dealers sad ehaposen. Yesterday the Loan Mavoa ordered the price of head te'be continued the same as last week. AO extraordinary c anmotion was observed in th e tide, in Truro river, on the morning of Saturday ' se'nnight ; the sea had been ebbing about an hour . ' and a half, when it suddenly recoiled, with a very ' rapid current, and flowed about eighteen inches perpendicular at Truro qu;ty—then ebbed off. and reflowed a second tone. We have not heard whe ther the UM effect was observed upon the coast ; nor can we account fur such phenomena, which have ili,Led been observed on former occasions. without being known to be accompanied by cor responding convulsions - of the earth. But recol letting, that at the time of the great earthquake which destroyed Old Lisbon, similar commotion was observed in the sea on the Cornish coast, we cannot but view it in the present case with some apprehensions. At Chester fair, last week, a great number of horses were shewn, the prices of good ones were excessively high. but those of middling shape, were dull of sale; fat horned cattle, sheep, and pigs, were lower than they have been for some time, on account of the great importation from Ireland ; lean stock, in particular, were never of fered so low, and a great number were driven away unsold. Leather of all descriptions was also low. The season being fine for bleaching, the Irish linens are well got np. and have, in general. met with a brisk sale; the fine goods maintaining their last pckes, bat the coarse goods are rather cheaper.— There never was a greater influx of Manchester goods, and few persons ever remembered them of fered so low; there was. however, a great paucity of buyers in the market.—Yorkshire cloths and Welch flannels were is abundance, and N4YAL INTELUGSNCE. VON TSMOVT,I PITA , Si . This morning. at eight o'cloak, the sigq:il made fora CourtaMartial, on hoard the Gqicf in this harbour. At nine o'clock the tr.ilot Officers assembled, and composed a Court to Capt. Christopher Laroche, of His Majesty's Urailic, for not having his ship ready for a ; and for tint doing his utmost when chasing a FT irtgAte : c. f orn fot tULEY, ton ; Cipt.llo)le ('apt. N• Capt. t+'. Scutt Capt. ll.rge Cipt. Wnekvattie. Muses G.ectbms, Fsq. Swigs Adr“eate tit Ole Tim Lieut. Morrison, (First Lieutenant of the Ureaei, tbr Master of the Manc, and th- pilot , wer e e , arniord on the part of the proseciii ion. which occa. pied the attention of the Court till four o'clock th a afternoon, when they adjourned till toquoric.a morning. nine o'clock. Sailed the Forward, for the Downs. Came into harli:ur the AS/1040. frigate, Bole. S.W. TOROS V, d tt e Chann.l fleet, tinder comma:' . : James Satitoarez, to resume its station 01 fk r . ; vaessoorti,Juc v Arrived. in the Roads. this rooming, a k m r i men of war froze the Downs. Sir Samuel Hood 's tied here last night, to take the command of them. asst., JULY t 3. Sailed law night, from the Do% ns. the Cwilear. / fo re ,. Brnp+wi h. amps, Spencer, Cs lifiar., and Mfrs, men of war ; Cambria. am Nymph frigates; tioskaw& 'loan of war ; p oy ,„‘ Zrbea bomb% ; and several Yen-brigs to the Arta. ward. PRICE UP STOCKS, YESTERDAY . E.ink St..ck ....... ...... 11291 IS S pef Cent. Redder"! • 62 1" 9 par Cent. Cowie Mita • pet COW. Sell 6 per Ct.it. Navy - llli i• Long Annuaire . I7I 11•1 i o.emetni Exchequer Bills Bills I dn. pet. 2 es. Enlists Lotory Tickets 4.leenkrts tot - 6 4 T. SIMI. S'oek-Ilieker, No. 4. Cornllol. sod R. Or' COURSS: OF EX ( Acts eteam y3 2 $ U. Diu, at Sit 35 kon slaw+ c. f.. 11 6 2 U. Hamburg% Si 7 ?W. Aliens Parte. s4 6 Lie. Diu. U. ;MANGE. haw SI. Idano. 03,14/n. VIM.. a. C.: M Os Li•lmm opone •••••• 641 Durs loi Cori 4....11% svatsgs. 4. F.n v i a l Geld% C" , D and fiats For Si. Na, 111506100.1. New Silver O. Nan Now Loot, each .. Atte on tam Hank of H. H per Cant. • I , Y. oos * , •Ilowi br t to ir , I •hip Fre * * vaiel I" IJ t' rim two vie A ocri. ,„ MUM,* T Cc , . • 'Mr v 'G It (.; V. 1 170. r ; T. firm lOoti T tJ . Itk Dee/10c Ccial— am4 'll7 sod VI Nanb- -1,1 11 L I ! • If. r.. 1 Li.. Pit. Or lea L 5 s H01i..41 the Lay ersa, It Ifoa. 11!ba•tei, chit 4 r —Alta B..urdeaux .... Ts 10 Cadiz 381 effect. [Mtn Mad4l4 ...... 33j elect. Ditto aillana 171 Leghorn 50 Naples SIRTMS. On the 18th irritant, et Little BookhArn, Surrey, the of Main , General Manoinghant, of a S..ta • 011 Monda♦ that, the Lady of Culon•I Probyn, of , their hoots in Salton Krell. MARRIAGE. In Dublin, on Thursday. the 1641) Met. to the Hoo.ae/ Ito.. Juhn Pomeroy ' the lion. Dougla. Cordes lirlleba•le , ante of the late Ea rl of Aboyoke, I Louisa, only cluhl Sit Egsragel I.oelie, Bart. of Torbert, c 'vote of Kerry ....Ake the oaretuudy . the now married pair tat of far the country. DEATHS. On Sattnday, the 18th instant, at hit vestments in Edge sage road , beloved an i regretted b• all who kn .w him , the Rev Thom*. bones, Fellow awe Tutor of Trinity Cor.ge. Cambridge. Oa Tuesday, the 14th instant, much reepeeled, at an ad• vaneed age, Mut. 114odsoll, widow of the late Edward Esis of the Strand, Bagley, and also of St. Mary Cray, In Lem On Monday. at his house, In Aryl• greet, in the 110th roe of his age, Sir Archibaid Edrnonitona, Bart. HIGH WATER, Tills DAY, AT LONDON.RRIDGE. M0rn....t4 myn. after.. 3 I Even.... S 7 min after .. 3. SALES BY AUCTION. PICTITRES. MINIATURES, SHELLS, CARVINGS IR WOOD ANU IVORY, PRINTS. DRAWINGS, By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, No. 91, Cie enerlef Villiers-street, in the Strand, THIS DAY; and To-morrow, at It o'clock. ALL the remaining Property. consisting of Miniature*, Bmni,s, Shells, Coins, a tarp Barrel Ort.P. a smaller ditto, sulphur Moulds and impressions Beekman. Draws.. Wasik P.2er, Ledgers, Carvings .n Wand and 1va...-. and other Curiosities, belonging to the late Mr. ROBERT GRAVE; to which is added, a small collection of Pirtires and Pones, the novelty of an Artist, going into the enon•ry . To be •iowed thts day, the 21.;, and toonotruw. Galtdirtuts may be I.sd of Mr. Rirbardvon, No. SI, Strand. VALUABLE, GENUINE, AND PRIME STOCK Of PAPER AND STATIONERY, LIADINHALL STR LET. By Mr. BURTON, THIN and followirg D• 1 1• at Elates , it the Premises, N.. 11, I;adenholl-street, THE ',err r4ltiable, large, and prime STOCK IN-TRADE, of Messrs. HARRISON arid PIKE, dr chninebuiiiiers, t oel who§ 1000 reams of pan, 600 dine fools cap. 000 ditto pot, 20 dit:o IR ditto royal, 30 ditto fine drawing medium, 10 ditto damn, 9 i ditto ti.sue, 60 dine fine second caw', 700 1! to demy tisoie, 32 fl&411. woes print. i n n dam,. 25 ditto I.llow ditto, Ott ditto Gin, 140 ditto Won ing, 100 dine cartridge, 190 ditto hand ; 24 gross pane boards. 26 double brown, capital seta of =wept books, copyedit Ina chines, music paper, Villara'a copy hooks, dec. To be viewed, and Catalogues bad on the remises, and Mr. Burton, C 2, Coetigl, BARNET. imars comroRTABI.F: RESIDENCE, NEAT CAM.: N. LAND, COACI I-HOUSE, AND STABLE. By Mr. BURTON. On MONDAY. August d y at Twelve ei'Clock, at Ganswar'e, VALUABLE and truly desirable COPY , HOLD ESTATE, comprising a substantial Witt res.- dente, with c...ai-h-hou.c, three-stall stable, productive gardz.i, in excellent order, and abundantly clothed with a eulleQw.' of rare fruit tree', and two adjoining paddocks, Co .tt;iiin: about three acres el rich meadow land, delightfully situated at Barnet, with co nn,and of elipaialleled ii.la views, ef great S. tent and beauty, new in the occupation of -- raffe,, Ise who will give icinseettate possession ; the premises contain .is chambers, spac.ous handsome drawirigernoin, diniatreo. • Inea.cfast-parlour, and ctrustort..ale domestic atrar.g. ments. To be viewed, with tickets, iLouiteess thy. previous to sale. when deszripti.re pa, hell:4111mq lie had ea the pram' at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Carnal. LONDONt—Ptiniod by Cif. DAVIDSON, Na 17, LW: • court, Nnw-ctrtet, C ,vent-garden, and poblished at :-• ()Am Nn 15, Neck St. Clement'‘ Church, Strand, W. STUCK, of No. 7, N,Yr Heltonapeat. Lur.g.Ac.• • - 11hdove, &c for this Papal, lent to the UMcc, %loaf k aid be duly attended to.