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nicate their will and pleasure. This famousTreatT will not be published until it has been laid before the French Senate. In the mean time the contract ing parties will, no doubt, ado, it measures for car rying it into execu6nn. The Bulletin, after stating the ratification of the two Treaties of Tilsit, and exaggerating the loss of tier Russians in the battle of Friedland, sneers at the Expeditions preparing in this cnuntry, and to what it calls the new frenzy of the King of Swum+. Nothing less, it is said, than the whole of oer force, " soldiers, volunteers, fencibles, Sec. would have snide a diversion of any interest." An article from Vienna suggests the probability of a mattiage between the Emperor Fit ANC'', and the Princess of SA,IONY. Ibis would certainly be a most desirable cunise.:linn for the House of All3tiia, and for that very reason would he opposed by France. Bomar aaTe is t.to well acquainted with the value of Saxony. to allow the succession to it to go to Aus tria. The pat tirion of Prussia, as we stated yes terday, appears to have been with a view to the marriage of that Pt inces, wult J earl w a Boxcar A irrt, which has long been considered a favourite objeel, of N•rot.totes am'. n. Yesierday mnrinng the I)uk • of YORK tvansa&ed business with His M ansrv. Atrerwa,ds His MA MTV, Dul‘r of Yna Irrince,.ses S.iPtilA, Au susra, and Amzu 14, .ICC ,, l:penied by L i.iy ESA.. IILL• C-unt Mni.r.,..(l..neralsC4ky walnut. and Fl ZR• Y, end 01.q1e1 T AvLoa, rode in th, Ge 4 Pa•k. anOretuine.l ..t On Su:: y the Duke of NI sa Lauvounit vent a while satin 11.. • His AAIKtr Y, it ‘Vindsor.C4i tlr, accor.livz to cu • -m. as the temire by which he hold• Blenh.im tn.use, gr toted to his ancvst.i. upon his gaining the celebr.i ed Wale of Blenhei •:. The fl ig was richly embroidered ith emblematical devices. Vii Sa.tuday the Duke of PORTLAND gave a dinntr t, 4 namerous palm . . . . The D .kr • K w i llrel/ieW the 4th Regi. ment of Light Dragoons, on Hounslow Heath, this morning. A passenger arrived at Portsmnuth, in the trans. port Sir kidreta Captain FoLcatroN, from Mi,nte Video, states, that he was info: med, wises he left that place, a vessel called the Susannah, and fourteen other En,,lish vessels, were captured and c. i,to Br:enos Ayres. A vapar, under the head of intelligence from Parris. stem that aa eminent French General and Siveteign Priace, is intended to be King of Gi tee,. General ItoTo and suite are dal♦ espeEted at Cork, uh-re the General is st',out to take a house, • f •es,di for some time. Mr. H of :Iv. Insp,lsrs of th• • ha, or:ved at Cork, 'Jr the purpose of f nn ing ic-cards. &c. th.- C.-ve of Cork, a work wi.t. ti p mi es ta he highly useful. The ilt , egien.;.t of Liy..l Di agnons have ar riveJ in Dr0,.1:. from Liverpool. to tr.pitsce the lAirs L tht 'Vivo s, and have talfen up th..ir quarters in Sho ltruene. louse barracks, St Stephen's-Green. On the 13th last. died, at his hotoie in Brook street, alter a long and caridul ifhi• ss, General R ICH C ID ‘VHITI. Colonel of the 21. h regiment of F-rat, who Comm sn.red many years the 3d, or King's own regiment of Dragoons, and rai.ed tee 96th re giment of In'ainty in the American War. Rus , i.ns have remarked, that the 27th of June (9 h July, Russian styk, according to the Gregorian Calendar), the day of the ratification of the Treaty of Peace, is the Anniversary of the B.J.L. of Pultrova, which wag sn glorious, and se cured such impel-tent advantages to the Russiai, F.rn i site; from whvice they draw 4 favourable omen for the duration of the p- ace aid frieratship which h.ts istst been re-established between these two great Empires.—( .laly 21.) The Charlotte, CAIN, which sailed from Gree nock, for Belfast, on Thursday Lot, sprung a leak, Off COPP•I Poi. t, ou Saturday. sh-Int four o'clock, p.a. and T.ts on her beam ends before ie. The crew cons.st , sl of master, mite, and three h Inds, who, with nine passengers, betook themselves to the boat, when she immesit.tely filled, and they were obliged to get on the wreck again ; this they had shortly possessed, when the mate, three of the crew, a serjeant of the 9.h dragoons, his wife, and four other passengers, were washed from it and drowned. The master and three passengers again book themselves to the boat, at three o clock nom without sails or oars, and were carried before the wind till four o'clock p.m. when they were observed from the Quay of Girvan, and a boat. with two gentlemen an d two sailors, pot rIT to their assist mice, and timid them in Trio much praise cannot he bt.t.:nwed cm the Msigistr.tes and gentry of Gir •an, for the attention and humanity sheen the stir. tiVing sufferers, who were almost famished, and destitute of every necrs'ary. One of the coaches from Liverpool to Ig Inches ter, broke doors nn Saturday, on the other side of Warrington. by which a female outside passenger was unfortunately killed. and several persons J4ll - bruised. A fine male child, apparently ahon• two or three days old. was on Wednesday night last taken out of a well, near the top of Meadow-lane, in Leeds, where it is supposed to have lain oniy a few days. The unnatural pe-re:rator of this deed of death had taken the precaution to tie a large .t.ine round the infant's neck. I . he Coroner', Icquest returned a Verdi& of Wilful Mardir against some person una known. The! friends of V.v.:rinatinn are informed that the late Report of the Ci Dego of Physicians is printed in a che.ap form for general circulation. and Thal' he had at three-P•oce eAch, or twenty five for four shillings auJ sic-pence, being the cost price, of M.►srs. Lonams.a, House. Rees, and Oame, Paternoster.row, and all 'Rim. Booksellers. If Tarry this little snail •isits, to !s as ate yet !tuition, much CAWS. WINDSOR, AvoysT 3. HER MAJESTY wore a salmon-canned rarrinet dress, with black lace over it, her head ornamented with black lace and pearls THE PRINCESS ELIZABETH, a white satin petticoat, with a dress of spider net, commented with print lace, trim med round the bownn and sleeves, with ■ chain of di iimonds ; her heid-dr-s:, of white I tcr, ninameCed watt diamonds. 1 HE PRINCESS AUGUSTA, • dress of Roy,' purp 6 •, cuscred with white lace; her head, a lace veil, ornamented. THE PRINCESS MARY, • white satin petticoat, with a dressed blue crane over ; a white lace scarf; her Alit dressed plain, with a crescent of diamonds in front. THE PR INCEsS SOPHIA, a lilac sarsnet, a white lace scarf; her h.ad•dres-, plain, with a crescent of gold, orna menivd with pearla THE PRINCESS AMELIA, a pale-blee gannet robe, e , - vered with ►lack lace, a black lice veil hanging from hot lead behind, with a chain of diamonds in front, mein black velvet THE DUELS or KENT and CAMBRIDGE wore the Windsor uniform _ _ _ Lnrel RIVIAIs,GeneraIsMANIIERS,CARTWRIGHT, and Frrzaor, and Count Mumma, were of the Royal Patty. About half put eight, the ROYAL PA Ivry with drew. The Bands of the Oxford Blues and Stafford., re mained playing until after nine. .1 person. who WM desired to pull off his hat as Their MAJESTIES passed, which is the customary respea, refused. The Marquis of THORSON!), who was walking near Their M AJESTIES, seeing only one p. rson not uncovered, stepped up to him and took his hat off, upon which he immediately struck the Marquis, anif kicked him He was immediately secured by EDWARDS and DnUSETT. the Police Officers. and k •pt in cu.,*.ndy till Their MAJESTIES went off the I errace, when he was examined before DISIGIOW, he raid his name was HODGEi, and e lived in Westminster. He was then set at lib:rty, with a reprimand. The Theatre, on Saturday night. displayed a mr , st brilli.tnt auiience. Toe entertainments were, Lover's Pots, and Love Lowlhs al Lorkmith.s. MUDI E. by particular desite, played the part of Ere derick. in Lover's Pous. and received the most tar:- bounded applause. Miss lawns was n.itur.4l and unafftaed, in the interesting part e.f im, ffa llrilJrr baim. Mr. HoaTow did muck justice to the part of kthaft. Mr. Cm *ma s. rir was well received in Costal Carat Mr. BEAM:I)ORD, Mr. WaICHT, Mr. CH LT TLRLY. and MiSi W• RD, received their share of applause in the entertainment. Sunday morning His MAJESTY. the Duke of C•14111IIDOL, Princesses SOPHIA, AUGUSTA, Aste- LIA. cod M•lty, accompanied by Lord and Lady SCULLY, Ladies ELY and THYNNt, and the Hon. Miss Fisica, rode to the Cathedral Ciinrch. Wind sor, where a sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. LoNe. After Church they rode to Frogmore, to dinner, and returned to the Palace at three o'clock. Her MaJzsrY end Princess ELiz +ecru had Di vine Service perform e d in t h e Pekes, after which they rode to Frogmore, and returned with His tola JESTY and Patactists. The pugilistic appeal to the Hon. B. CR AVEM. savours ot the old law of wager ot bathe, by wl,uch the defeated Champion, when he begged his life, cried out "Crown." The fascinating GRASSI.. t, we are assured, is now in this city, in which she at present performs the pAtt of thrfair flengnit4. _ _ _ Mr. Youan resumed the part of Hamlet, last night, at the Haymarket Theatre, and was greeted on his cntre by the most rapturous applause. His whole performance was excellent, and displayed the juigment of a master. LtsroN, in the part of /Gobs. in the Farce of The Waterman, kept the aud.eace in bursts of laughter. Toe House was crowded with Fashion. The Amateurs speak /04(f. 1 4, in praise of Bsiessta's qviatt, but they all allow that Dutch Sam has greater bottom The company at Scarborough had an agreeable Metmr, on Thursday last, in the musical perform ances of Mr. and Mrs. bloorstairsr, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and the aSive and athletic powers of SniOfil, together with his phi losopiii6l experiments.—The latest arrivals are— .' tie Lila Host. Lord (Mil, Sir Thomas and Lady F.ank.and, Mr. frankland, Mr. Chichester, CAM. Pa,ittr, K le.,wn.an, Mr. J. Travis, Mr , . A. 'lrtwmip4on Lord Po lingtoo, Mr. sad Mr.. Marshall and Fa udl), lime last arrivals at Harrogate are— N-at rn ; the lien. W. Manic, MP ; Sir J. S, H. St.% vreii, Col Vlckers, Capt. Sam p•nn. (MO. ant Mr.. Carter, m,y r , Krigiatley, Rer. R. Sutton, Mr. D. St4latt, and Mr. Sauter. lhe Earl and Countess of Essex have been on a visit to the Iklarcptis and blarchiiiiiess ISL ND von°. at Whim Knights, near Newbery, which place they left on Saturday for Lord CARRINGTON'S. at High Wycomb, and will return to-morrow to Cashiobury Pat k. I he Poisst.:usse AMSASSADOR went to Windsor, on Sunday, and presented his nephew, Louis Di SaVS•, to His M AJLS TY. Mr. Eitirrox commenced an engagement at the Manchester Theatre, last night, in the pats of Octa vian and Frederick, in Of Age T.-kloreote. Mr. EMZRY WAS to play Tyke, in The School of Itqarse, last night, at the Liverpool Theatre, and to be support.:4l by Mr. Lawis and Mrs. GLovaa, in Mr. and Mrs. ferment. The Countess of H• a e moron had a selea party, lust night, at her house in the Stable-yard, St. James's-palace, which was attended by his Royal Highness the Prince of WA Las ; Duke and Du chess of Ss. Aim's, Duke and Duchess Ds Casruss ; Sir Gilarlir and Lady Li kiITHCOr ; Lady Louisa M s, Laly Puma, and the hoo. Miss Deustworro. On the Seth ult. the Play of The Were IseNail was performed, with great success, at tr.e Theatre- Royal. Dubin. The pan of .Wejoe Haws, was inimitably sustained by looms oisa. In the eha raaer of &lever, Mr. fttcnsen Joni.' took Wee of his Dublin friends. NAVAL INfELLICANCE. POI TSII OVTIft AUGUST Z. Sailed the Laireasfe., with 96 mill of vessel, under convoy, for the Downs ; also the Omega, with the two following transports, vie. the Grorge, Tomlin‘on, and the Binekett and Ridley, Booth, to the Eastward.—Wind S W. PLY MOUTH. AUGCTT I. Came in the Bonne Foi, lugger. _prize to the Gthrni rn.a of war ; also the tante Woman, Bro*n, from Philadelphia, detained by the Betsey privet ter. Sailed the Nomad, with a fleet for the Downs ; the Pomolln, Iris, Mmstrel, and Mum, on a cruise Wind S.W. YARMOUTH. AUOUST 2 Sailed this morning the second division of the fleet, consisting of the Minotaar, Admiral Essiiv e .v. , n; Algjestir. Admiral Russel ; Resohiti:m, Ag smemnao, and Ma,s, with several vessels. Remain in the Roads, the liorlirck, Agincend, cud lima. SHISRMICSI, AVGCST Q. The appointment of a convoy from the Nrwe to Tonningen, to sail on Tuesday, the 4th inst. is coun termanded; nor is there any other day fixtd for its sailing. DEAL. AUGUST .1. Came down from the :jiver, 14st night. and sailed this morning, the (Maris Collins, for Cbailecnn. Came down from Sheerness, the Skylark, And remains with the ships as per last. Yaternoster-row, and all other 800 l Gentlemen 14 the Faculty were to cal Tract with them in their profession distribute them among such persoct unelinvirceil cif the efficacy of VACCiII 1044 MotslJ, no doubt. be done to the # • I*" 7 vs. The Terrace, last evening, was so crowded with company, that it was difficult to walk, and never did the ROYAL. FAMILY appear in better health ar.d spirits. His MAJESTY conversed with several of the Nobility, and wore the Windsor uniform. OUTLAWED BANKRUPT. A short time since, a Statute of Bankruptcy was issued against Mr. James Bullock, a wine and brandy merchant, of Scot's-yard, Bush-lane. in the oty, and he not appearing before the Commissioners, was apprehended, by vn tue of a warrant ; when the Commissioners, being satisfied that he had given a full and fair account of all his property, he was liberated t hut, on the second meeting of C:e Com missioners, he negleSed to appear. A strong sus picion now arising, that he had secreted property to a very considerable amount, and a diligent in quiry being made, no doubt was entertaine.! but he had done so, to the amount of between 12 and 14.000 pounds. On Saturday, the 19th of ;Ast month, it was discovered that he sent off by the Filesliire Packet, for Edinburgh, a great number of packag s, and that he had left •ows in a post-chaise on the same day, supposed for Edinburgh. In conse quence of which, Anthony and Lavender, the BWA , street Offi.:ers, were dispatched on the Monday following in pursuit ; they arrived at Edinburgh on Thursday ; went to Leith, and found, the packages, of which they had received inforrration, just land cal, directed to Mr. Brown. The Offic.os reimined ou the spot, concealed, till about s'it o'clock in the evening, when Mr. Bullock came to claim them by the name of Brown. Anthony, well knowing his person, having had him in custody on the first warrant, rushed upon 11;m a•ad took ii;:o t and after prorrly securing Vie packages, the Offi:eri ar rived in town, with Mr Bullock in their zastody, on Sunday evening. tie will undergo an ex imina tion befor.; the Commissional., at their next meet ing. 110UNSLurif iriJOL FAIR. On Saturday 1 ist. the annual meetin:y, or hurts and sellers of wool, in the ne:ghbouriload of Ho ns low, took place in that town. and vra; '.v.•!l at tended* the growers, who, from the first ilstim• tion of this fair, have made a point of avoid.o7, all appearance of combination, and every avem )t. at. fixing a price among themselves, fmnd this Fear the advantage of the good charaEln , wt:h the buyers, which such honourable conduet nad inspired. The fair-bell had scarcely ceased to ring, when the sales begun : last year's prices were in general obtained, an evident proof of the li%erality of the buyers. II:fore evening the whole of the wool *as sold, with the exception of a few 'mail parcels, which were iu the opinion of the buyers rated too high consider ing their quality, and the day was closed with the utmost hal mnny among all parties. lioutioDown wool wld int )os. per tad. Wiltshiwt 44. Do , .et . 40s. The toll here is the nsu II one of 231 h. avoirda. poke. From the great satisfaetion expressed by all parties who met at this useful institution, it is ex petted that the attendance hmh of wool-staplers and of growers will increase very lAA hereafter. On Thursday nest the First•drawn Ticket cannot be less than 30,0001. but may add thereto one of the Prizes of 29,0001. 10,0001. 1,0001. 5001 &c &c. Only 14,000 rickets to draw. It is not likely that each an advantageous cha. , ce will happen aga'n . Warranted undrawn '1 icket% and Shares arc on sale at Flonmsav and Co.'s Offices, 26, Cornhill, 'l, Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's-hill, Borough. It is reported that one reason for the Lottery Commissioners having ordered the Drawing, on Thursday nest, not to commence tillone in the af ternoon, is from an intimation that some personages of high distinSion wish to be present when so into rising a scene takes place as that of SP.OOOI. to the first-drawn number. But, ezclu'ive of this princely prize, the day's drawing must prove highly attraftive and interesting also, from every one of the great Capitals being still in the Wheel. Aditniesdation of the Army —The best rssible Office for guarding against the ill luck of being drawn in the Militia, is Caatrea's, No. 8, Charing cross, where, by adventuring ■ trifle in the present most inviting Lottery, enough may be gained not only to pay the penalty, but, if wished, to command the regiment. A few days ago, the fallowing melancholy cir cumstance occurred in the brewery of Mr. Tests., at Dungasvan, Ireland t A man of the . pame of Moamar went into a porter vat, for the purpose of cleaning its but nnfortunately he had not observed the direaions given to take of the cover when the vessel was emptied, until he was going down into it, the conseqnitnce was immediate suffocation from the fixed air that remained in the vessel after the liquor had been drawn of. Another man went down to save him, who shared his fate; and a third followed, who very narrowly escaped, by the ar rival of Mr. Mscuaet. Powes, who ordered the vessel (which was nisi feet deep) to be stove in im mediately. sPoltrlNc rNrf FIAVIRFORDWESI RACES. MONDAY, JULY 27. Vat! Panto! for imrwts brut rrt titr rritelpsll9. R. Jenorr, Rset 's b 1. EI•40 1 R. Jones. Esc "s b s.Grarepound • II TLESnAY. rifts Plum I for MI a`“. R. Sows Esq.'s br Lu , s All • 1 1 C H•teu.ck'• rs.fhy 14 . • t M . Cook's b. rn. Oif Sbr tin-s 'Pk "'lt DAY. II V A it sacei•••akes of Te h o n (j i • . l , i . ..ta ,a . t e l a t c l i riat fet le. b e t s .. 4 in 44. R ..1.-qn.i. F.l '• F.ivt , a . . • I K. J•Pici. F...1'. 6 , 4•11•4•12.14 • • • 1.44.1.. rd.., b c St ti•••im • 4 Cul. Coroy's b. c. by Pro • . • • A WEDNESDAY. fott 3 144 4 yr 4444. R. Jo-e., F.q • ifs wimund . • R. Jeno.r. • SAME PAY. Fifty Pogond for all eyes R F.. 1 ••. f,wk't NU J. Jrnoe- t lay Elvorm • . OXFOR RTIr 1 e 1 9 1 A. trirst,4 v. Jt.t.v ?Q. The 11. , re,•,.• I, es of ler. fralh,rNrterm Ss (it tut...nips. Ogre Tour-rwie heat. Nf• ch R. N.l.ll.llNStstv. $ v.s .44 hi.. St :at... - . s ch. R. to Acirtre, 3 yrs nid . iA MC DAY. The Nnblenen an. I C;rut'e:r:ri, Purse of 501. the bee oi • 1...1-M: l e beau, Wet wua by LaJroke't C..nlcur, 3 yrs rid . • Sr, J. Ready . ' gr. c. by C tttttt tr) maw, S yes , . I i . I I THORst)Alt. The 501. gift of his Gran the Dube of Nlarlbrind:?•, fn WI awn, was wnn by 1... rd Jers•w►'a hr e. swich, J y nl.l Mr. H. Pr.ce*.coli g Iry Cerea', Srn, old Mr I.4l%rolcc's h c. Pod itgos, 4rs end Mr. Fsinkitet's Doulrfol, aged . The sweepstakes ot 10 f•s each rid not MI. . 3 • t .1 • •, PRICE 1W STOCKS, YESTERDAY. 3 pet Lent. Rei'.iceil.. • • •Witi S per Ceot. Consols 6J Izt 4 per Cent. 5 per Goth Navy Long A' quale. l/1 V.'-11 Imperial ..; per Cent °minima .. 4 Dn. Italia Hoods ..4.. vv.:. ENth...luer Hills .... F1. , g11-11 Lottery Ticket - 2ll. 111. Consols for WII I I T. NISH, St.nk-Rritker, No. 4, Comfit I. a...$ 9, Ch.iiiit-eant. !Kist' s rocKs, JuLf GJlrera mem. Debesturts, J pe. cent BIRTHS. A. Reaumnnt-Lodge, Old Wtodsur, the Vilma:dew A* 01 a daughter. 011 \Mond.•• ,&naiebt. at Twickenham', the Lady of Hu., Crt!e, Ete. a 11111. 1.1 Arlangt..m the :11assharn„ of a dieri►. ter. MAR RI kGES. . Litelv, Col. V ttasoar, o.ily son .1; S,r Henry Visiones, Rot. of Sp. ,1 awl Li Jbnur.rc,i3 Yoritshae, to MK. V magas% 3t d.ughte , of I. , SOLV. r.I Dabhn, I.st It. Wm. Jackson, sen aged "'s hi. nOrt dour-tr. 1. enl, Nforgsrm W.illsee, aged 50 clistiovo4l.4 whn hive litad t i li;gt.vt grate of c 1 , 4 silty tnn yntrt, hige thetic:'.t per, to sueogtii , N, u.. alliance by lit" nortti.st koot. T.....- 1....4 , a, a: C in ,ton. Writs, by the Res Ricittai W....ifter, !Ivy. Rev. Ja.ols Chi-telv, to Alm Peat** g,r, daughter of the Re•..11 , -34 Putthievr t of Compton. DEAMS. Mclincholy visitst en.-1;;;;:rapitl series of calamity la o•ns fatto.ly, vißa w. hare seMors heard e A few weeks since, course of a single r-e[, the rime of the ytoi,,c 'sat y r.ftr. Undone, of Ringayt Hi h, ore. Brampton, conoisting of toeo soots and as many ctsaghtes s acre rapt off the stag. of :.f.. by the ritthlor hand of Leath, d, cll.. was an interim:lns f•-ser. igtroodurod by a setitet nrotry rn ne to tl'e hausc, rho had jot: recostred from that rits• i v •. • . t In Thur.lay la.t, in the 38th year of his age, Mr. hank 1) • n • T•, G ~i...rrect, many years en eminent importer 6 1 r.. , e ig , . book , , and whose character, ma man of tumour and n. t^g ,•% will loci It • I...membered. at Woad), iii the 19th year of his sir, Fin% rick, youngest sun of Jahn Drummond, Eaq. banker, Cana jug-Cows. sh. Saturday last, at his apartments in Tottenham Coed. road, in the loth year of his age, Mr. John Welker, Aetna. of *. The Prenouocing Dictionary of the Itngilsh Lansing" and of mveral other warts, of clusawledged etteelleici, ea gramm .r and elocution, as a prufesser of which he bad, M nearly forty years, deservedly he'd the highest reputation, ark had amassed a competent fortune by left= equally homer aide to himself, and beneficial to those in who*, 11111T44 tisa he had been ergaced ; but which world bare been me" ample, lied not it 6 acen-tiulation been retarded by his repealed mid extrrhore charities. Mil had been honoured with ttill parrooage and friendship of IN. Johnsen, Mr Edelen* Burke, and many other of the most distasguished literary mid prof...6lonel charachrs of the age, who respected and esteemed him, not niore for the critical and paktum' knoirkaga be displayed on the subject to which be bed *semi his IN' quotes, than for the C 0111144110. 1 ,44 adherence to principlha toe mealy 5,050! of opinion, end the endessating teetttndi el conduct Out nia.k.d every nags of N14;11 WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONIY-01-KRIDGL. min. if., ..t I Even.... 5n milli after SALES BY AUCTION. EBF.NFZF.R•FLACE. KEN NINGTON.LARR. +CO* )ItT PALE SIOUX DWELUN(+-DOUSE., W 1142 FRONT AND SACK GARDEN. Re Mr BURTON, At maw ay's W FILMES') \Y, kart 4 12. at 12 d'ett.-2.. ADesirable LEASEt IOLL) Brick- Suds DWEL• LING-11011SE ple..santly situate, No. 6, Ilienezer Place, Kunuinvon-lane; conuitting 3 goad bed-room'. .e, proportioned drawing-room, erith ntailde c.‘l,nhey-rece, co.. tortable china' roma, pail kitchen, wash-lanuee, and den ' • held ar kaae for II years at a etanterete rent. t• D viewed., and intrticula , s had nn the pr,mtoes; at Gyring . .e and of Mr. tiunnn, Onntnla. Nikr HOUSE, WILMERYESS-WW, FACihIG THI CHAR I'EK-HOUSE tiARDENS. Si Mr. BUR TUN, At Garment's. on MONI)ky next, August 111, at Twelve. t iDESIKABLE LEASE of a neat, coon.- Meet DWELLING-lit/USE, in gold repair, p:er satiny situated tl,t corner of Corw.strea, W.lderness - rom. (10swel!-street 1 containing Ave chambers, drawing-room, dye ang.rourn parlour, test hitchers', two yenned eel:srt. Int large paved yard. A lease will be greeted ter thirty years, Miclta dmas neat, at the low rant of 31. per annum. Imes' thane possess:oil wilt be given. Ts Of 'towed Particulars on the premises t at GOOF way's; and of Mr. Burton, 64, Corneal - LONDON:--rontod by G. DAVIDSON. No. 17, Doke'.. court, R .s.groot, Dowent-garrk - n, aad roblolool Otnec, Mn li, Rack of Se. CMmemr Church. SllllO4 W. 51 M, o; No. 7, ?kw hAton-stmet. Loss-Aese.••• o , dre , ,lr for du< Paper. seat to lA , 041% (post pot ) mil Ise duly efrordel 47•1• • ••••• ~ t ~ s e , DrainJ It, hes sufliett bacion PeV rd Littiq P. J Mi ill NW' Tr. Ojk f At I tt , I 167 "4