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SONS OF THE, CLEROY. The Anniversary 61 the Establishment of the Soll► of the Cleria was celebrated yesterday.-.- About twelve o'clock, the Artillery Company Vo lunteers marched to Temple-our, where they met his Royal Idighusas the /Jake of . Voct, whom they escorted to the Cathedral of St, Peal's, with n. the military baud plityin. A% St. ihm Royal llightless was met toy use I,.GRD MAYOR, Sttsrarrs, ALDLIC4LN, and I..lj4alsviititir of Lassnos,.liis Grace the Arclibi•hol , of CANTNIt• IVRY abd the tilthop of N oawtco, Earls HAD soz, Nza,soN, tic. who servill iu person as Stewards. The &wheals and music composed and selectel for this nceaston were sublime, and wider the di rection of Sir WILLIAM PASuONS, who, Avail etCcy one concerned. deserved great posite. The sermon was preached by the Ver. Faaitets RattnoLta, D.D. Prebendary of Bristol, IXe. His text was from the 65th chapter of Isstsn, and gth verse— , ' Aisd twill bring forth a saciuta of Jamb, Ice." After the service, they all went in procession to Merchant Tailors'-hall, where a sumptuous dinner • was provided. Tile Loan )Isxoft filled the Chair, with his Royal Highness the Duke of YoaK on his right, an•l the Archbishop of CASTEZSURY on his left. There were also present, besides those already mentioned Viscount 136.1p0rt ; Lotioi Arden, Filteiborovelt, sots Bolos, .irrliiiithops of 1 orb and Cashel ; BiSiwpil of Dar. Luny Wilselawstcr, Liurolo, Beth and Wel4l, Salisbury, Exeter, Ckiehmittr, Bangor, Oxford, Bristol, t:srlislc, Doss, Alter dinner, several appropriate toasts were given, and sous sung, in which Mr. Firzstanone, of DISEV•IaIIt Iheatre, diStiNtlialled self ;he ant/tetra the notice of the whole company. Sir Wit t.t sst PAnoss conversed a good deal with hint, complimented him upon his v.wal talents, w hi c h, he said, were of the first order. and assured him of his patronage and protection. The amount of the collections were— At the Itellenesnl, on Tueuhy.......L..00 s 0 At the Cathedral • ass a 6 At Me Ilan s6s 16 0 Total s4o 6 6 A L.ll. till 't: 1.1 It E. EXTRACT or A t.t.rrea, DATED Dorsi,, NAT 11. " At the time when I closed my letter, yesterday, the explosiou had just taken place, and the people were flying In the hills. It was produced by some barrels of gun-powder, to 'flitch the tire comumni cated io its pmgrees. Amung the itnincuse quan tity of combustibles in the store-housee were several hundreds of Conereve's rockets, those dreadful en &nee, which spread such terror anal destruction at Copenhagen, each of them weighing 321b.—Also some of those device* calls d carcasses, invented for the purpose of blowing up ships. and a large quantity of powder in li..rtels. These cireum *tatters; were well known to most of the town's people, and to those who were me accurately acquainted with them, rumour and their own fears magnified the enuthustible and dangerous 4-entente of the warehouses ten-fold. The terror and confusion therefore that prevailed from the moment of the explosion, no language can describe. If The consternatien was general, and mem women, and children were mat fl} ing in all directions. This was the state of things until about 10 o'clock, when the fire was tolerably well got under, fig the turpentine blazed with such fierceness, it was im possible to remove any thing immediately in its way, and until that hour, another explosiou was every moment apprehended. One-half of the square of buildings is consumed, or rendered totally toeless. The quantity of merchandise and other property destroyed is very great, but no pre cise estimate can be yet formed of the amount.— One Gentleman lost between 2 and JOOOl. worth of eon', bpt it was insured. A Greek slip, which lay opposite to the cellar in which the conflagration commenced, and could not be removed. caught fire, but although her rigging had been fresh tarred, by real exertion the flames were extinguished. be fore she had received much damage. " To the extraonlinitri activity and courage of the military, under Providence, are we indebted for the safety of the remainder of the square, and probably of the towp. The men displayed the greatest intrepidity. and the affirm directed and kept them to their stations with an activity and you stoney that do them the highest honour. With all those advantages, added to the vicinity of the water, the arrest of the fire. with so little damage, is, however, almost a miratle. The soldiers continue to play the engines upon the smoking ruins at in tervals, but the danger is considered as entirely over." NAVAITINTELIAGENCE. P , IKT , VOUTIt. war 11. Art iveil the Crocodile frigatP, lien. Captain Ca do,•,an, in ten wyeks from the Owe, and brings nothing new ; she sailed three weeks atter the Ma labar, which arrived ciu Sands. Came into harbour, the Pheasant sloop, Captain Palmer ' to Ire taken into Dock. The Flying-fish and Ant aro appointed convoy for the Down 4. The reverab/e. of 7 t which Sir Home Pop ham is appointed •0, is not the same ship as Lord Duncan comminuted, but a new ship of that name, fitting at Chathatii.—Winal S.W. MAY 11. Arrived this morning, and sailed for the ltiver, the Eurydice, Compton, from Surinam. ed His Ntajeitr's ship Ak.isadris, from Ply mouth, and retnaeus in the Downs, with His Ma jesty's ships. &c. as per List. rimitotrte, MAY 10. Last ereoin/ arrived the ekearly gun-brig. Sailed Cie Alexandria, of 32 cells ; 111111 Rook sehoosKr, to joiu the. Channel fleet its Torbay : lelligenf grin-brig ; with the DeptAritelll4)(Prt, And a couvey, to the Eastward. A sisal is wade for the Mediator, 36 gnus, Capt. Blarney, from the Westward. Arrived also the Kingston, from the South Seas, full of oil, after 11in/ three weeks for concur at St. Helena; said order eouvoy of the )1, 1 1. - ba r , and parted e. taptoy with her in 6ue weather, in lat. 34.17, N. bug. 34. 4 , Si,. LAW INTELIJGENCE. COVET OF XING'S SENCH,Wssmonss,MAY TIM NINO V. COLONEL WATSON. The I)cfelidatit gas found guilty, kit term, for sendiug several tlireatning letters to General Gwvinie, of the Guards, under the siguatitre of :shock Sam." Lie appeared this day to receive the judgment of the Court. The affidavits being read, he was committed to the custody of the llarshal, mid was ordered to he brought up again ea Monday tke'tinight. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings it Sisi Prams, brforc Lord Cliff Justice • ASSAVLT. TOLLE C. FRY. This was an assault of a violent nature, com mitted by the Defendant, a carpenter, in Little Brook-street, New-road, on Mrs. Youle, a laun dress, his next-door neighbour, the wife of a tailor, on the 9.1 d t.l • January last. tar. Serjeant CtaystEs stated that the Plaintiff's crash-house was built against the wall of the De fendant's yard ; that Ise had been areastonsed to put ►.cards against the wall, the end of which pro jeered over the wall, and damaged the linen the Plaintiff • had out to dry ou the top of the wash house. The Militia* got no the top of the wall and threw some of the boards off, which enraged the Defendant to so greet a degree, lie struck the Plaimiff with one of the boards, which cut her rye very much, and confined her fur a fortnight. The statement was fully proved by the two daughters of the pluiutilt; mid a Mrs. Wood. Me. Bradford, a surgeon, deposf.Nl, he uttu i sded the Plaiutiff. She was much cut nt the side of the eye ; the orbit of the rye was itijurrd ; the wound bled very marl], on ro count of a brood-vessel being opened. It appeared as if it had been done with a blunt instrument; it vas a contuses', la • cerated wound. lie attewletl her a fortnight, during which time she saffen_sl a vast deed of pulls, and she paid him two guineas for his attendance. • Serjeant StfEengeb contended, that the board hitting the Plaintiff WII3 merely an accident. The Jury gave a verdict for the Plaintiff,,sl. damages. POLICE 110W-WrltErT. A charge of rolthery has bees for several days under the investigation of Mr. RE•D and Mr. GR•NAN, of as extra ordinuy nature Oa Saturday evening, Mr. M'ltae, a baker, of Peter stswet, Westminster, attended before Mr. Gs a K A V, cud stated, that he had been rehired by three men, on Wert ratuster-b.idge, of his peieketstiook. enustaining 1301., and he knew where to bad One of the robbers. The Magistrate di ',tried Humphries to attend 31r. M‘Hae, which he accord ingly did, and went early uo Smielay woraiug to Deptford, and took lat.t entikAy Mr. 3P Donald, a baker, of that place. Mr. 51'k/omelet eery readily wrist with him ; Le was kept in custody at the Brown Dear public-house till Mon. day, when he underwent as examination before Mr. It is • n. Mr. M'Rae, the Prosecutor, staled, that the time he had been robbed ars as long sir.ce as the irt day of February ; at 11 o'clock on that night, he Web returning from thheity, and was met at the midge foot by three Men j they appear. it to be dteguised in soltEer's great coats, with large slouched hats ewer their faces ; they stopped him ; two of them held his arms, while the third thrust his baud into his inside c o at pucker, took ant his pucket.hook, containing money to the above imineaut, and raa of with it ; the two others folluo ed, sad they all made their escape ; be called " watch," but none came in ossistaiwe ;he hail eouiplainerl since, and got the watchman discharged, who ought to hare been u p on the soot. Hs Web positive the Prisoner was the mart who took his peeket-imo.: ; assigning as a rearms, lie knew his pitying, as he termed it, (meaning his face) ou well, having been ariposintrii with him for !taro. The tlagi,trcte thought it • strange eircuanstanee that be should know the Primmer •so Well, nod where to bud sad should have delayed having him apprehended For such a length of time. The ceptatiation lie gave of his conduct in thh. n Too t anis, that the Prisoner owed him a sum ampere, and he w ',lied to get that paid befori lie aNireheiided•bioi, ur he should hoe his debt, and that he hail, a tee days pee. sinus, pm-need the balaiii e of their accounts, ainuanting h. 61 suer a hieli lie sent the Prisoner a note, 41,iring him to conic to Inns, respecting the draw (robbery) he mails upon loin ow the fiu.t dny of feta nary. Tier Pensioner on Sal; unlay inuming called spoil the Prosecutor and requested an re plsuat 1011 of his note, alien 3 violent altercatosis ensued, and then so mold eleiceet moll by both, that 4 crowd *us brow:lit about there. Alter thin the Prisoner went to 411 Altura...Ft* commit him shout bringing aa action against the Prosecutor for defamation. Mr. Ka • re attended for the Prisoner, as did a number of , his friends, with a view to prove IV Milli, and to bail ; bin the Prisseenter positively obiected loth's:re who Aired Mal ; end persisting' hi his eluirac,- the Magistrate was übliced ' detain the l'rtsontr ; unquestionable bail, however, ; .vin.g been predissad, ou Webs. slay evening he was liberated. PICKPOCKETS. On TtlYfillit!: tuotuit.g, shout so.eseo o'clock, as Mn Tay- I r, us s 'lament m.O ntr of Mande, eh r, vas parsing along Cheopsidc, near the end *.f licorAnne, s►e TM hustled and robbed of her pocket hook, containing motes and bil!s to the amount of nsol. by uue of those during pup of street rob bers called pickpockets. Tkese daring v;;:ains now infest ties public streets in the city, since Mr. ite•D has so very property enforced the Polite Act upon tU of theta found west of Temple bat. -- - - Fit ICE OF ST DCKS YESTERDAY. Wink Stock 3 tier Cant. reduced 3 ret Cent. C 633, 4 per test. • o per Cent. Nary Los% Annuities losperial Aistaities 2 4 13-14 11-10 Is ish :, per Crnt. loth& Stock to i .14 i!. Ditto Enid* Exchcquer Bilis Forvish*Lottery Te-keti C 1136331 SA' 64 11 ii 4 T. NISI!, Shick-hrhk4 r, 4. Cornbill, inns o, Cluirino , nes. BIRTH, At Por►•ternth, on Moeda) latt, the lady of Thennu Mot tley, L. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. At Pwrt,tnuutk, as T7teaAa7 .-- tuu ---- rrit;g, Mr. Pint, t., Miss Fir Amy ' A few months age, m the East Indic., fl'euree SiAdona, DI. 'owl of Mrs. buldwes, to Nis l'uchiit, &weave of J ta4pr DEATHS At Ilythe, on the sth i;;;;:t,TO her stfoh year, of a rapid "'ern Sarah Sturgeon, Indy of t 'apt-on D. hturioun, and youngest daughter of the Right J. P. Comeau, )(aster of the Rolle of tech:lid. 0a Saturday, the rtth of April, Moe Henrietta Harriet B:acknued, &seder of the lion. Capt. Blackwood, It. N. aged se matiothe. Lately, at Lyme Regis, [Mai lamented 11 his numerous friends, Jeremiah ft. Esq Comedy a resident of On ford, falber-in-iso of Dr. Hatoma, of Huth. . _ bR I 1:i;E. naa . 14 • • ..01 . 4a. ait'az ..♦ Fern min. after .. • 4 HTSTINGS OP CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, TO-SIORROM. M. It . George Btevens#the younger, Bedford, grocer . 3 10 George Herm', Berulowdeey.strcet, Suudiosuk, fell- . • monger William Steele, Brantford, Middlesex, linen-drsper Cowdery Slmisfurd, Albany, Piccadilly, eon. . 5 12 . 3 14, 3 I fectionev . . . . Richard Lordlier Newtou-Poppleford, Devonshire, worsted-via:oi; . . . George Mact.au, Huerrefield, Yorkshire, grocer (kni t :A Savory, Southwark, Stirrer, victualler . tivorge 'loose. Lloyd's Coffee-house, and Kennington green, undertaker . . . Joseph Tooliirliile, now or late of Repton, Dcrb)shire, . 3 1 . 3 11 . 3 11) din,s.r • • • itAnees Smith, Cross-street, Wilderness-row, Mid dies s, denier in oil and colours . . Thomas John Itoyinetils, Prince's : street, Lambeth, . . • Surrey, barge-buii.lrr . Willman Wintrr .uel Thomas Varna Huy, Lorig-acre, Middlesex, lacrimal" Distal Ilulutes, warehouseman . • Juhu Trott Mills, now or lute of the J 1 ate, South- 3 10 3 10 3 1 3 19 3 k I 10 , • wank, Storm), conhtnerehant . I 12 . Nicholas Nliddloctuat, Tregouy, ('antwell, inn-keeper I it/ William llWeinrich, lute of Cole's-mill, Col) tun, Devonshire, miller . 1 i John George Peters, Chatham, Kent, confectioner . 1 to Stephen l'inkrhill, Sliveniem, Kent, alupseller . 1 a John Cheyney, 061i.wd-street, Middlesex, linen-draper I 1 John Henriques, lute of Aldgate High-street, but nue of ;New-square, Loudon, merchant . 1 10 Thomas Rubinson, Great St. Helen's, Loudon ; and of .triluld-place, INewineton, factor . . Thomas Evan, Cevetitry-street, Limn-draper . . t Robert Bryan, Greek-urea, Kuhn, tallow .chandlis . 2 10 Richunl Wkk.tcad, law of Ca..-lane, scrivener . 2 Ilecry Hieronymus Demon, Takeo-house-yard, Lon don, scot Lbruk. r . . . . . Maly Buil, lute of Lower Jura-street, Gulden square, titste-trionnitsa-muker . . . JAM,. Mosel;., law .ii Goole, but now of Switnfleel, Vorkshice potato...merchant . . . liVilliam Walintria, Park-street, IFlinateti, carpenter Rolt.rt farbritlKe Ptu uearon-plane, Lent-Toad, Sr.y, tiwther-uw meeli,t . . . 1 Id 1 0 10 U/ st I Arthur Potter, Duke-a:reel, Alttgatr, woolleu-droper 10 Uhl ard hifrlockr, late of Qeeesis-t ow, Pestuanlle, insurance-1,14,Ln , . . • • • • Williuiu Grath, ehiNteohars, Wiltshire, clothier . Thotuis Lieeratore, the elder, Chtl:nsfocd, 11:4sett, grotty igao, Old Bailey, Loudon, G inger . . George Hewett, late of I.irerpool, meechaut Edward Tote, Pigli*-kry, Britiewell-precturt, London, rualinturhant . Nathaniel Wyrardimbary, Backiughaaishire, heelteright 10 CERTIFICATES. James Fell, late of WsJworth, Sarrry, insurance-broker. Edward Guest, late of Birmingham, grocer. Marl 1 111myte, of Liverpool, merchant. John Pallor, the younger, of Manchester, alehouse-keeper. George Watts the elder. of t:hicliester, hatter. John Pierrypoist, Ist.. of Bunhill-row, Middlesex, carpenter. 311[D, s Reid, late of ilimulwin et, louden, underwriter. 11 dliuw Roberts, of Angel-cunt, London, merchant. Richard :gown, of Angel-court, London, men-limit. SALES BY AUCIIOI4. NO. 19, N EWMAN-STR EET, OXFORD-STREET, LONDON. By Mr. SMITH, On MONDAY, Me i3d imams; and the following Day, • THE neat HOUSF.IiOIAI FURNITURE. And old China, Prints, two Clocks an Harrsiehord, and various Etnxto, the property of 444 lice De. Ito Val, deceased, at hi:. late thielhog-house, No. 29, New wau.stocct, Oxford-street. To he r,rwed on •4..tarday the 21st, and the mornings of sale, %1..% Cat A!..,•• Iva, be t.ud j nlw 01 . Nfr s m i t h, Ametiussrer, ; &oast his notion!, No. 9, New Biwa street, City. OLD BR ACKIELL,!MKS. Dt Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Chaotic -alley, Cornhill, on FRIV.IiY, Afar t 7, laud, at Twelve o'clock, in Silt Lots, by order of tLe Adinimstratris of Mrs. Macklin, 116- ceased, AV EHY ennipact &arable FREEHOLD ES FATE, situate at Old Ftrackeell, fa the 'meaty of Berks; comprising a modern Dsrelbsitlismrse, ne Cottage. Omit, with delimited domestic apartments, Ctracb•house, stahlr, toicliscd Vards, front Court, Lawn, tibiulthery, Gard, a, Paddock adjoining, loitetber with six Hulot:ores of rich Meadow, Arable, and Wood Laud, near tl,e pinnies. May he ' , natal till the sale, by application on the premises, when printed patticalars may be bad. Particulars may also he bad of Mr. busith, Auctioneer, Wiltdaslti 11 . 1 at his house, No. n, New Brundattroet, near the lisiyal Ex !simian. AN EXCELLENT COLLECTION Of DEEM ED PROPERTY. By Messrs. ROBINS At their Spacings Rooms, Pings, ('ascot-pnieg,. TIIIS DAY, at Twelve o'Clock, Genii . ' we Colievtion ,of UN REDEPLED L. PROPERTY ; consistiag of . • variety pr irmallerfi plate; fine gold, silver, and metal *althea; ditto in hooting cases ; car-rinp, rings, pins, lecke* fancy jewellery gold chairs and seals, doable sad single guns and pigtails, pieces of fine Irish, Franck eaishric, misting, tabh,rinsies, sheeting, elet;ant black nisi uhite lace sells, pelinses and cloaks, is large quantity of the best superfine cloths, Indies' and geutletnetil a raring uppers), table and bed-linen, bra furniture,, curtains. silk and Cotton base, carpets, woks, prints, &c . the prop,rt) of the tullttarisig Pawnbrokers, viz. Ashman, !strand • Allan and Page, Russell-street ; .lthley, Cuataieraial-road; Alilri4ir. Portugal-street ; ksxtc., Nor folk-street ,• Barker Basawit, *catkin-street • Rettcsourth, Eranb:uirn-nlI , ; llama's ? Barbican . Ciounds: (7hureh.street, Ltorongh ; Fuller, Ilrenthird; Polkaed, Lott ihn..road ; Hills, Rstlilinne-pyre; Maximus, Itr.e..l.street ; Isar, Drory•latte; Math-as, 141inneim; Wore awl Green wood, bind.etrcet ; Aleltun Westminster-road ; Merritt, York-street; Merritt, High:street Timms., Prager-street I Tate, Casabeidge-street ; Windsor, !Otani its ; IVatsetsa, st• hag-street ; pledged Fa 180016,10 Mar, 1507. Mae be viewed, nod (agues bad SUPERII PORCELAIN, OF SI NGCLARLY ELEGANT DESIGN. By Messrs. 11011IXS. At their Arseicius Rums, Mum, Commt-Gardea, est Mt )1% DAY NE3l,l', at Our o'clock, by disectiou of a Mau of k aakiun 4 SIN dULARI,V elegant Aasemblage of the IV mast beautiful specimens of BRITISH poncr.LAiN ; consisting of raves must cliquish* painted after Cipriani, Le Petre, he. pecks pats, Jonquil pots ; cabbiet cups and saucers in great variety, candlesticks. candle cups, superb table, tea and coffer equipage, kr. The whole forming an us. tubt age a sudsy the uttentaun of tba Nubility and admirers of the t ini Arts. May be virecril, and Catakores had in Covrut-Garden. SPLENDID JEWELS, IN THE IMMEDIATE FA- NnioN, SUPERB DRENCH CLOCK, ELEGANT CANDELABRIS, Su. Dy Merano. ROBINS, At t►eir spacious Rooms, Pima*, eorreat-garcks, tat MON DAY IN lIXT, mit UM o'clock, ACASKET of bpleudid JEW ELI.ERY, the genuine property of a I.ady of Distinction ; compris ing a superb large brilliant diamond necklace, a pair of sin gularly tine single slim. top an,i drop brilliant ear-rinds, as 'ellegsat locket, brilliant nuts mud pros, a fr. elegant pearl assaitientr, a superb French clock, exquisitely iai►bed ie or iuola, a paw of tit-mole candelabras, figures, ikr. • The nisolr tow. be vicar.% till tie time of Sak, and esta te's-ilea Lad a. Coyest garden. SALES BY AUCTION. SPLENDID SERVICE OF EMBOSSED MDIIEriN PLATE, INCLUDING A DESSERT SLRVICE, RICHLY GILT. By Moises. ROSINS, , - . At their Spacious Rums*, Pieria, Coerut•Gartlrn, as 'SIONILtY NEXT, at TwVve, t !CENT Si:RV leE' of dialed ±L. MODERN PLATE, the property of a Gentleman ictii:ed taste and liberality ; comprising...aped, tureens acid COYtls, large and small dishes and deep casserole and covers with chased handas, and dilate covers large and small Chased shell VPSilerl, a cup and curer, sauce-boats richly chased ; abell-foot candlesticks; a r4cb and ele gant tea equipage complete ; a magnificent chased and gilt demert sal sice,s(serul dozen of King's patent tatile forlui and spoons, bread-baskets, isk-sishasi o arid of of novel design, and ...Aquiline workmanship, chased minus, &c.; the whole funning a moat complete 'aidebutud, and Which, for elegance of &sign, cannot be surpass. d. May he viewed till the sale, sad Cataluigets had in Ite veut-Gardeu. NEAT FURNITURE, DRAWINGS, LINEN, CHINA, Ac. SOMER'S-PLACE„ WEST, NEARLY OPPOSIIE THE DUNE OF BEDFORD'S PRIVATE KCAL); SOMER'S-TOWN. _ _ _ _ By Mews. ROMS, On the Pretnises, on TUESDAY, Twelve, nsoderii and very neat - HGC!"EIitiLD FURNITURE, • tzw articles of plate, two nue draw. ings by the late George Midland a brilloutt-toneil piano fuite eigbt-day cluck, table and bed liaeo, • curium, hada painting upon plate glass, and other effects, the pro perty of a 144 y, who is giving up housekeeping, at her house, o. 4, Sowers- place, West. 'l' lie furuiture comprises four post and field bedsteads, with haudsonie chintz drapery far imam, and wiwtow vw . lains en suite, tine down sad goose beds, • ith snitablc coverings, a uadsogauy c6cat of dinners, drawing-room japanned furailitte, large pier glance, ex cellent parlour chairs th ' an]. and Pembrule tables, a pv tcut sofa-bald by But ler , with other accessary articles foe do mestic use. _ . _ 'fbe wbole may be v: wcd on ltiouday preceding, and the morning of sole, when catalogues may be had on the pro mises, and or 3lessrs. Hobble, Covent garden. FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, COACH-MAILERS. UPHOL'fiIiKERS, Lc. LONG-ACRE. By Mtwara. ROBINS, On the Premiers, on WEDNESDAY. the :nth Wet, at In u'Cloek, by direction of the Assignees of Mr. Hie Lard Lust, a Bankrupt, 11114 E valuable LEASE of those exten s ive and convenient PRE3IISES, situate in Luue-Acre, ant corner of Lasteley.stseet, to r Weis *hi y have five conanuaira %ion, wills `ate-way and private entrant, held wader the Mercene Cumpauy, for au unexpired tutu of thirteen years and hub; from Lady-day last, at a reserved resit of I tut. W. per emitter. These Premises stand menially) is point of sitisatius, as well as convenience fur carrying us the preseot busines► is the most extensive line, in which they bare beta established by the late Mr. Mist upward' of Jo years ; they are also particularly well calesiated fur a coach-tualitr, ca. biurt-maker, or upholaterei of the first ela.s, put-i.eing a depth or war tto fret, near Irafeet width in the rt.., and a 7 feet one Loch in Long-Acre. May bo viewed ten days prior to the ask, with as. orris: only hoar Messrs. Robe's ,• likes partmahirs mar be had ~ a the presumes, of IMinars. Jennings and Collier, stele-leas. sad in Cutest-Garden, where a pima may be eke.. FINE PICTUREB, DRAWINGS, CARVINGS IN IVORY, BRONZES, Ac. By Messrs. ROBINS, At their Spacious Raisin, Plana, Cureut-prdss, as MON DAV, May wit, at Twelve o'Clock, AVALI: ABLE Collection of PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS, by the most celebrated Master% via. Guido, Caracci, Rocket°, Bulbous, Vandyke, Sehastiau, It irci, Tenierc Zrs socarelli, Sir Joshua leulds, Wilson, Cfaitialturough, Barret, Laporte, Vi ainwley, iug ; Pa.ritiugs its Cr.outi• b) Luttrell, Coates, Raadl , 1.. c Ac. ; Carvings ia Ivory and nos Wood, Brogan. Models in Wax, Miniatures, Le. by Aaciont sod 3toderu Masten, vii. Bulbuls, Hoskins, Cooper Isaac sod Pet. Oliver, Prunus, Scouter, Cussay, ile. late the property of r. ?smut Oficer, deceased, mid a Gcatlrusan guiug to liar Last ladies. Austaig the Carvings in ft ury are, a-Crucifixion, of exquisite uniktuassaltip,, upse antis of tuurteru inches in height; • giy lug Lucretia, an Ualkille perfurnsauce ; litmus de nedic.o, Ise !kr. May be slaved on Saturday preattliug, arid minds/ of and catalusurs bad at the ruutaus CAPITAL SITUATION, oxroit D-STP EET, 10 E. Tw isEs NEWMAN-STRKET AND R.% rtusoNL PLACE. By Mesas. ROBINS, At their Spat-ions Items Plasm, CoveatZmdea, an SA IL:RDA'S , May Ito, at Twelve e'dock, by directidu of U ' ER T Fit.l deatirdole LEASEIIOLD PREMISES. V uncommonly stcll adapted for trade, mid lately pat int* complete repair, and mudaeulacd at n cominkcable cap! ass ba the uccupatiuti of Kohert Barber, Jeweller and Salesian, eI eli;they satiate, ..is, 0/Jura-street, bailees Net man-stieet mid llathhuile-place, a situation that es wit at all Lama cowwud trade. The Pmisiises are three eturits •high, two rooms on each fluor, capital modern Yllup anal Fal lout, good kitchens, arched vaults, lee. ith the advantage of • private door, and mach may lie mile la the lodging' ; Wel tar • twig terns, at as Maimed of auum. May his solved ten days previous to the sale, mad pastima. era bad on the preasimu, and is Cuenst-Garden. YENTONVILI,E SINGULAII LY NEAT coTrAc WITH EARLY POUSESSION • Hy Mess. ROSINS, _ At their Apecimm Remus, Pieties, Coetat-Gerden, at SA .I: KMAr, Ality go, at Teethe o'Cloelt, A!*iT it itLi neat II OUSE. in the Cote /71 late Style, calk/ Hermes Cottage, replete with eon 'cutworm, gulden laid out with great wee, and turrenaded by a thruhbery, small green sad sumuter.loesse, chaiie• house, stable, brewer), a pump of fiuc water, and liter Rit'rr Mid ' e.e. 'Ube whole well adapted for a small genteel Faintly ui. a Bachelor; the residence awl property of Mr. Broad, removing to !tulle% a)., situalb• me the rise of :Ids., • 'trete. Protoneille ; wontsmulong kee Messed Highgate, esti, distant elosittriss : 1144 fur • thrn: Uu car. trots Sell,. It area, at oily :it. per allowsi• 3111:v Ito rit ,, tti. with iii Lets only, tea days prier to the sale, with pat tirulan, which may he bad W luraut-beetles. - • FREE:IIOI.D AND COPYHOLD prrATEs, WIT)! TEN ACRES 41? RICH MEAIMIN LAND, RP, WARE..• llv Mesere, ROBINS, 13y din-:lieu of the Pruprietne, at their Spieler's Roam! Piazza, Covent-Gorden, un S ATLKDAT, May to, Trehre is Two lAds, A. FitiEEl-101.0 and part . COPTHOI.D ESTATE; comprising two 'eery so! , Mantis! (rirk Houses, with enarli-lionse, ataLles, mid °tin• ueetal out-isuiltitiugs, large Karin:it :nl,l pl. minx garde°, gz;t 'shout ten arm. Of rich Ir. 5.11.1 :owl 1,14111111 tally ',taste at the entr.iner of Ldiotsre, in the parrh Little Stausoure, rizbt miles from Louden, in the count) Middlesex. 'fan of said estate is now in the oreopetine of the proprietor. Mr. o:etwle 3l otter, ales II ill give early iks eeseims, and the other let fur en wurapired term et t.o.e 'ears. Eartienhirs may he had, with en onler fee viewing, f.no tern dap prior to the sate, at the tttnet 4.1 ttelut.s, Covent-garden: particulars al,. at the Cranes. l'..ice••ot • Abereorn Anne, Steausetre Essex Aran. %% at ford pack, Et. ; Red Lim., Bat u. t; aid nu the lutist,. LON NIX : n • VinSf /N, No. tr, Itoeuretl-roart, ('vet-btrtet, pobi:slatJ ot the Oth• ?o. Is, Iliad: of St. Clew. , '. of %aim. pia. . ••••• )1' MT . . fir Il,r it sent to xost ill In 1)