The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-05-14 00:00:00

(loePL'e of the afros b? the Srartuu. and ra douLt is entertained of hi* haring afters Aids proceeded to blockade Toulon. A Mail from Tortola armed on Thursday, in 40 slays. We are wiry to dud thut Port d'Espagne, in the Islaud of Tritiiii4d, Iris been consumed fire. The cause of this dreadful disaster has not transpired. Several letters received from Holland, contain the substance of the Decree relative to American *hips, issued at Bayonne by BONAPARTE. We understand the preamble states, that in COlll4 quence of the Government of the United States havin; laid an embargo on their ports, in order to prevent their vessels from trading with the Posers of Europe, tae Emperor of the FRENCH, in further ance of the same object, has also laid' an embargo ou all American ships in the ports of his dominions. How thi► act of officious friendship will be publicly received by the Americans may be a question, hut oldie private feeling whieli it will excite, there can be little doubt. The American laerchauts will be diaisosed to consider DON ArAKIL too civil by half. ' Yesterday morning Their MAJEATTE4 and the 'PatscEssx.s left tows, for Windsor ; previous to which the Priam ,of Wass., Dukes of Yeas, And puid their respects. The Earl and Countess of UAAAINGTON and fa mily arrived iu town. ou Thursdey evening. • Yes terday morning the Countoiii and her two daugh ters paid their respects to Der Ikla.moir apd Pais opines. Two very extraordinary characters attended the Crullers of the Ilona,. of innns, last night : Mr. JuLursos, of smtig4ling tettericey, and Mr. Len- LAM, attended by his keeper. We ',resume the former was interested in the inotioa with respect to Sir HOME POPHAM. and the hatter in the Annuity Project of the Cuseest,Loa of the ExciEnrxn. • Baron Ss t ry, %hose charge to the Jury itt Wex ford, on the trial of Mr. Afrock, for the murder of Mr. C alma, has excited so much observation in the le s 1 circles, is the • nephew of Dr. De t- Gesas !! ! A veiled has arrived in ten days from the coat of Partuyil. Shoe briars letters, dated the !nth ult. whiAt.tate, that a number of vessel. were thee tak in.; oft board cargos., 6( wine, and were permitted to sail Cot any port fur whitii they chose to clear out, on paying a duty of 365. per pipe. No person, how ever, was peratirted to ein'tiark ou board any of these veare6 Is a passenger, sithout die permission of Geo. JuitOT, and obtaantn A a passport, the fees on which amount to 100 moolores. The Captain contradiete all the reports respecting a scarcity of preivWouS in Portugal. We notieed-briedy, in a former paper. a gallant exploit, performed shout three weeks since, by the Louts of the Ny.aphe frigate and Blossom sloop of war. tour busts from each of these ehipa, armed, proceeded up the Tagus, under cover of the unlit, Is order to attack a large Portuguese lari;;,,inount log 10 guns, manned with a French crew, which lay moored above Belem castle, and immediately off the City of Lisbon ; the boats got eery near her before they were discovered, when a tremeudoua ere was immediately opened upon them from the ship, and also from several thousand troops which lined the shore. Captain SHIPLEY, the COMILIIIIA der of the NympAe, headed the expedition, and got first alongside vie enemy. aunt was the first who at tempted to board, which he had nearly eflicted when he was uufortuuately shot by a issucket-ball, aad immediately fell overheard, and was !CUL no more ! This calamitous circumstance so damped the spirits of the hosts' crews, and lindint; them selves opiossed by such an immense force, the on. terpriae was forthwith abandoned, and the boats re turned down the harbour with the Irma of their brave Commander, out: seaman kills.rl, and a mid shipman and three seamen wounded. The following extract from a Lettla, dated Wa terford, May 4. coutaitw an account of the very spi rited conduct of the Parish Priest of Rathpatnek: On Sunday last, the Rev. Mr, rITIPATZICIL went to (dictate, at a awry early hour, at Glemssore, between Waterfool and Ross. and arrived at the ehapel-ard at half past six, whets he observed a great crowd looking at the door of did chapel. He asked what was the matter but receised no an. suer and, on advancing. read qua 'suer. posted on the hoer, most violent menaces of destruc tion to the property and persons of any that should take any lands in the conntr, larony. or perish. from any landlord, until the o'Ai truant had refused to take thear--a warning to such per sons as ha.t taken grown's, so circumstanced, to quit the county immediately, and a denunciation of extrviae %enzeaace against any who should ven ture to take down. deface, or destroy that paper. The Hee. Mr. Four MUCK, with his usual spirit and propriety. immediately tore the paper down arid destroyed it, saying he would he verb unwor ghy of that siihsi-tence winch he riceivrd from the parish, if he allowed proceedings so destructive of the real interest and happiness of the inhabitants to take place iu it ; that be had lout his life to lose, and cam very ready to stake it in such a canoe. He then spoke at great Iciogth. and with warm and ferveot exhortation, to the people ; and Mr. STRAN4E, who was then about to attend divine worship. .tiered a reward of ion guineas for secret information, which would lead to conviction of the person who wrote or posted the notice." The New State Lottery, that is to commence Dewing on the itth of neat month, June, presents objects to attract adventurers beyond any former Lottery, having Six Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. various other Capitals. and only Twenty - - Sve Thousand Tickets. Those persons whew airy leads them to choose and select particular Numbers for their adventure, should make early application. to inevent being disappointed. This, sod all parts of the Lottery business, are particu larly attended to, by itICHAIWSON. GOODLUCZ. and Co. Stock-brolo-ri. Rank-buildings, Cotahill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mrai, Charing- CCU,. t l' f• -. - -. 0 - Y . ....ft % ~....- ~ i lliL i tit'" ;,---. .11.1SOVERADES. MRS. ORBY HVNTER'S. This Lady, whose name is always associated with fashion. elegance, and taste, opened her house in Seyinottr-street, Portman-square, on Thursday ut4ht, for the Gest time this season, with a masque rade, which stands unrisalleri in elegance of ar rangemeat, variety of character, and splendour of casemate. The parlours were laid out for dancing; the grand suite of rooms, on the first floor, was sttperbly lighted, and trout the back drawing-room. window a most beautiful garden was formed on the leads , brilliantly illumi nated he festoons of coloured lamps, suspended front the branches of the shrubs. Pantluan Baud, dressed in hussar uniform, took their station in this bower, %here they plated • the whole night. A second band of musicians was placed in the great parlour, and deli4lbted the merry coupe with the sound of the harp and violin. *ix rooms, on the attic stories, were appropriated far supper ; the tables in which were covered with every'delicacy of the season. At half past two the sit; -rooms were completely filled. His knyal Highness the Juke of Sussex's party were prom:ill:thy Litre-eyed Niers of.*. Ctitheriacoad their Father Confersors. It was near live o'clock when Ili,. Royal I lighness and the Duke of Gliann.awree departed, highly pleased with their enttertaiontent. Among the lido aupported choructerswere:"— lie Marquis ot Ittlrneurox and the lion. W. Pottsox or. ripoLsdies of Foshiaa, dressed in spot ted muslin frocks, and silver . 6 auze whims, with their Wielder and Cliessoloo hamoliserehiefs. 'l' hey *p rised perfect adept' is the language of the eyes as well as the 111401141 exercise of the fan, and wherever they moved attracted a crowd of admirers; Earl Gowi.e, A Copmehin Friar, declared they would mete ss chore g fowl for the convent"— The Countess of BARRIMORE, an elegant fancy drets, 'it' rich silver anal gold tissue, conducting nipid, with his how and arrows, which he shot with great d •steritv.--Anaceeots MOORE, Ili, &raid, to a ;beautiful female fancy dress, tnumbed with shamre Ls. The fair !liberals wore no mask, the natuial couutenance tieing considered suiFici entle expr rave of the character. lliberaia had /ler harp a her side ; the strings were not like those of the on :Anal, discordant and out of tune...they vibrated to the sweet voice of the Modern Ass+ cream in the softest rnelodws.—Mr. LE Matron; .7atriliwitial Meth-esker. held a pole in his hand, with a printed matrimonial scheme across at the top, similar to the itinerant lottery advertise ments, which may be daily seen iu the city. He had also his little manual advertisement, which he popped shly into the hand, with as much address as the most admit little fellow ever sta tioued by a Quack Doctor in the passage of Tem ple-Bar. The Mai /4-.lfalzer, no doubt, made one mistake in hi , profession ; be popped his ticket in to the hands of nllitroll% awl apilbiters indieerimi nately. He ought to have known that, by the late Acts of Parliament, divorces are not to he obtained by every wife who wishes fora new husbaud.—The fiillowing its the ticket : GRAND MATRIMONIAL LOTTERY. The fortunate Habit? ILI a Dreher )onagec rich u, pour, hunisoure sr ugly, chaste as Dissa, ur pia)ful as the Immo,' Zephyrs, obeli, se &wand, receive payment of such Illubaud—Prue—as may fall to the Number here unto annexed. _ _ ---- The Ilriargrasos will be fiend fret and ready. and tssscoaat chaise/ foe carrying the cereeauul nit, itninadsite emaciation Hy Order of the Curnnwaanaeus, Nu mew. PATRICK HYMEN WHITEMAN, See. Sir T. GAGE, as The Original Cat and Fiddle, aas one of the best chanteuses that Fanry ever pre sented at a Vanuerade. lie was a tine black cud white s standing upon his hinder legs, and accompa nied the sneaking tones of his fiddle with Nestling and cattereauling motes, in the most prefect contu nun of discords—Mr. TntonoitE lions, imitatinic a brother Grimalkin. execute,' some diteta with hitu, in a style that deli;litesl nil the Tisokiet. The character announced himself by the folios ins haud bdl— _ _ Jost arrived from Cadalook, tire oandri frit original Cat red the radiilc, who rrapeetfally beet Irate to inform f o r liberal sod towering; public, that he is engaged to performs, dor* the eutio!ng seaana, la all the places of Oishiciudele sausirol revue in tin. metinpolts ; wher. t lie Orignial t at rod the Fiddle alternately, to male and fratak attire, eu tate malty. all the ►oup. duet., and cliornimira, is t►e aunt re {ablated origin, betekttat. Th. enema' Cat and the Fiddk will read ieriRIVII co moue.: to sekei assemblies., end brach lathes without rakes, sad goatlenwii to sing, At In► (MU lodinigs, near the See en Ladies *di please to tale notate, that the original Cat and the Infillt is a Than t*,d." A Mr. Paracon Pridogue contrivrd to kook limi t& i, llO a ll these as.t ruer, mud indulgi.4l his muse iu the fv+llovoinx efforion TO PRIVATE THEATRICALS.—Mr. PARAGON LO(1L Pref. See. Brisk. Prim. Deem. Pm P. S awl 0. P. Emperors( all Actor% the Gnaws( ?lam i s I s. Sea the hornier to reseal a Prespectes of les mew Histrion , c I ackiss, is shirt% he eagerea to teach Ladies, Gruenw s. sad other% of all ages, sloes, sulk sod coedi t:ma, to to tome at truly great is the Seamee sod Practise of Actin.-., as Himself' !! Ye Phi. air Theatrical% " lend me titter ears," Bc I.e Margraviees, Millinery ' •Prentices, Petrs; All ye who to 1 repay live to be Ia C•ardy ,Telo.nranie viehieg, Itlio • utile in ,ting.oortr, to Farce olio male facet, Or in Pantoiniaie bid Mesh sod tail. cliatize then places ; P 11.14 4..0,1 PROLIX:VW, P. *. and (1 P. he I cry Lett Actor that is se wf. .4 come to twits-set ye, lig Mee seteetific, To be glooot, 03, rouged, queer and torriie. - - To volt, !.e fair t (Writs, wyte , as are Aro doe, Sweet . Poross of all that rectatrie a. 14 stir : Se ,e few. brawn or 'also.. Wee spirits or grey." Tea shall teach me to lace. aid VS teach pis I. play. Your dimples or orishiee elan lire is resusa As nab arch nen* or .11e! re. (roe • Rage graolamr !ti ho. draft PISA frolic so nimble, While Mimes " Weed helloed" shall sale-41u Gods trem ble: Frail Daiwa al. ne at haarefv, virtue soloreiag. And 11.. ids be oade 11.4:accods at rer? OHIO ! letu• diem, wbo scenes of soh blandishment amuse. Irma are shall ye leafs how Su Pert:Raz "bow ,;" ('.mats Peers shall look Raessos,Mve-met and pretty, And darters from Harrow. eclipse Momper Berri', 11 bile Beaus this 11 hal...hurl and Mansion beam ,trset, Tbe Stag. las I as narQrraaj Lriconris ret ; Tn.l-ITernen, in Germ, Asti in& lig *Mbar rat& ; Brave Colutiels, w Ilo•spta, ,/or owe ere a battle ; Lead Lau Wsi,tiall qua•rrr like EllaitAMU/ J ALDI, Auil fat Cunaneitt-Cieuncilrlaen vault like Gal lo Akin. VII tench you toot-cover new. ttals W pror.ouuce, To It ei;th out your trona' by the pound or the ounce, Mittel/feu you'd sire fin.te to stranedi suet!, To drawl, Or to <3 , Aiiii• like a frog itt . a With a brisk I rash brogue, aalireo y ear ciw4ea, ar. If I don't, )eu may filralfasy beam fall of ditakas. fleas ft its, (as say ioVnist I never lay strew es,) 111 fi-cely prairie at five calesis a easua • . The kru , r are dug-clamp ; Vary pupil be uo tog, He not grudge his mosey to PARAGON PROLOGUE. The Honourable Mr. Eusstxr, An old Lady of fashion, in her Court dress, with ahoop of extraordinary diameter. The Honourable KEP ✓ex CRAVEN, was A Madame De Steel, very ap propriatelv dressed ia the French at:, le, loud in the praise of her own novels, particularly her Corinia. Mt. and Mrc.MrwcalioAae,A ChineseMcns and Women, bath inimitible. Mr. a flue*Board lag-school Miss, with an orange in one hand, and a book iu the other—an excellent character. Com mandant D'Aetto, au excellent Pierrot, who made way for Prince ansl Princess Cssxr LCICALA and se veral foreign Noblesse, who were in elegant fancy dresses. Viscountess MELBOU.NE, a captivating Ns*. Viscount PialigraTow, a Gextle /*mil of the Dale. Lady HAMILTON, a Lady Abbess. Lady Lusa' soros, a llower Girl. The Miss /trim ) an+, beautioul Cottaaers. Countess of A NTCIM, a Cherokee Girl. 11. I'll/GERALD, a Pi/grim, supporting the amiable Linty th. Boni, en ilite rooting Nun. Miss 011MMY, a Virgin of the Sun. There were set eral Tailors, Sailors, and Watch em, a capital Monkey, many Antiquated Ladies, in rich silks and hrockadvs, a dill-,sticker, a French Bather, a Watchman, Flower Girls, House Maids, Titres. Carmen, u very good liar %t, dashing French Dancing Masters, tic. FANCT DRESSES AND DOMINOS• The yams INlClltbit of blaaelietta, • beautifsl white diets, biennia uith mob %whet Rao 'riser : bar ft ic hard and La.ly W'sipole, Mies Graham, Lord Sage and Seta, Lod ralkienJ, Loidtho-ulstoo, Lady IL Motor, County.* awl auundilet ;Couutess of.tntrim, Lady Illoiardeti, Sir Juba •pd Lady Lashuoud, Lady Canoluit _Lawn, Sir William Ulla /WI Alstiv, Sir Cillm rt Heathtute, the Marquis of laud Skettiaglus. A Jailia Tar, who had exchanged some shots with Mr. Sus Frl GTON'S wintedommo,soonsheered tdf, olrwrsing, that one .Prireteer was more mis cluebous that' half a dozen ships of the lira.—Mr. •SIiIFFINGTON and some other gentlemen attended the three pound masquerade seeoes on Thursday tug ht, and coninhuted largely to the pleasure of all. in as many ehararti.rs. The enuipuny from Mrs. PA "'TON'S all a.ljounieil to Mrs. ()Kim ItiusTau's, so that tI re was riot a person or fririhran re London who uas not her %b:- tor in the course of the evening. MRS. PANTON'S MASQUERADE. Mrs. Psseow opened her elegant house, in Port lail.l-place, on Thursday night, for the reception of • inituernus company, which amounted to upwards of tsoo Nobility and Fashionables. This lady's in tention woo not to give a regular masquerade, but t•oreces-e those that elloose to conic mocked front Lady Keith and Mrs. Orby Hunter, beim , nearly all the same visits. The arrau4ements for the even ing displayed great taste and elegance ; the 01.4- cave was lined with sowers, tastefully encircled and intermixed with masks, and lighted with va riegated lamps, which had *very elegant effect. In orchestra, covered with evergreens, was ibrined in the ',enrol hall. Paoverre's Vanshall Paaelean Band, dressed in their full gate night's uni form, were placed in it, and played with greet tmite the whole night. In the lower apartments, site tables were set out for refreshments ; three spa emus drawing-rooms were thrown open for the re ception of the company, and were brilliantly light est with. Grecian diamond-cut glass lamps ; is the ball-room was a large bronzed elipticstand„ with DU. enemas or-ntoln branches, bearing lights. At ten tichmek the company begun to assemble, and the greatest mirth prey:tilts]. Dancing commenced in every apartment. During the evening, a dashing young mon, dressed a, s Knight-Errant. and not one of the invited guests, made bar way into the rooms ; when it was soon found that a stranger had pre sumed to mix in the comparq ; on his being ques tioned, he could not give a satisfactory account, and was o‘ligetl to Mike a rapid retreat. The company continued to arrive until two o'clock. Hi'. Royal tlighliess the Prince of iVar.ts did not depart tautil a late hour.—Ainougst the Visitants Mr. Lamell, • Jew Pedlar; F.:A of Jersey. an Autignsted Real ; White, a Virrin of the item ; Mr. G. Wain ma, • Llama ; Lady Hcatist•te, a Gips?, wilt child at her hack ; Mr. Chatupttsy, aa irseettrut Freark Itarher ; Marelkimem d Salishary, and tee Ladies elegant Spaniards ; Mimi Parke, a Cottager ; Captain Vestal, as Aatignated Lady ; Earl of Reverie', • Grand smut, ; his Camsetas, • Maltase's ; Baron Hteopmets, a Tint ; Heanamble Mrs. Villiers, a Fkortr Girl ; Lady Farmer, • Quaker a.Casikin Bitekinsbam, an ancient Lady, dossed is rich silks ; rwersunt Palmerston, a Friar, eimJiirtireg kl ‘ o• Mire, as a ellepherdee : Mr Charles Mills, a drunken Old Maid ; the Mader{ llama, Indians Lady Warhurrim, a Che rokee ; Admiral Doses*. a taunt, ; Mrs. and Miss Dong lan, as Mat ket.wasorr., sung darts; Lord M. Julia, • Fear; mutat tiug Wu lady as a bertstital Penitent \to ; Mr. Ihatcan, a Polish Amonipt the fancy ilrePo.e*, dominos, Ulla' weals, Col. Leslie. Viscount and Viscounte.s Disavows, Lord Archibald HannHoe Duct,r.• elf Marstio , ter, as elegant &ary egos ; Marali..ll4 . l of Len:adoseo ; Countess of Cis e d. osetudeiry. clegaat berad.dresa Litt plonks; Sir Juba and Lady Shelly, b r John GsgareL Visronsten Crank,. it "motes of SLaftesbury. Lady Cutler. the Hos ?Ir. sad Mrs. lluarerie, awl the Moot. Booverie. Amongst those that did isot come rao.lced, or any way in werr-- 'Their L I al Wieser's,' the Priste of Wales stud Dale of Gloucester Dvellesses of Grafton, Leeds, asd ; Earls I sudondurrs, trieD, sad Ilearbturcsib ; Countesses Furs, Foutev se. Solos, Rase, Claw. east Dowager Essex; Viscount St. Agaith Loul Harps- Ladles Terser, Sower s. t, stu:th, 1 alloy, Aerue, mod Heasalur : the Mu,. Mr. Path, : H., of mu. Gerdes ; the Masts. Asititstuitass, and Mt. and Mo. Lia‘enrurt Izi the list of tlo , hu.ocrou4 presentations to Her 111.4 J Val, on Thorsday, o e °mated— I.ait• charlotte Strutt, sal Miss "Strait*. They sure beautiful drama Mot aa4 Men. tol i . a Napier, by Lady 1-vaisa roonolly lady Q arin.rton, by the e.mritms of Derby. Her I.edy. *lop • ore a apiese.h.d iLrut ai tallow atd sai,e. LAW INTELLIGENCP.. tOrRT OF KING'S BENCH, IVLsrmIsoTP.R,V II 1. OD the motion of the ArroaNEU GF31.4A1 Julue Buil and Edward Smills were brought •„ ;: umtody of the, keeper of Newgzite, to , h ieitd it. 4'l indictment against them for a tronsprltey, in the escape of Boyd 3Pealloch, couhued for debt the 111anduiliea. Bull pleaded a Not guilty," e ti d the other said he .was entirely igoi, roe t of t h e charge, until he came into that Court, and denied all knowledge of the perimu that wicat.ed. Sir Zone Bays lf observed, that he should pro duce affidavit* of the facto; they were itodi re manded. POLICZ. tos►•antitt. Yesterday, Jews Cterry, the proprietor of OM she er) , bust, lip. tool, was brought before Air. READ, irtne or a 1111111121001., charged by lavender, rted him the sine of six shdlings, fur taking him, :nut I,re friend.? from Huogerford Stairs, to the Bed House pablie. him,. u p,' polite the top of Mill Bank, and leek. The Other-r,(„ ; , that when be pet out of the boat lie asked him a i..t I n a 161% was' He auseered, he would heave it to bum ; he, ;:cco,j. lusly, gave him three shißings, chick he Lew n so mote dine 1.4 fase, tint theeekt it liberal piyment. Ifrty refused to take it, sod insisted opus havieg a shilling a-bead • The M a rIM•TE, however, settled tin. important mist to the public, that is persons in company tersther r a are, and that NS nturmen tan only Charge accurdinsly. He wine determined, that he had oscrcharged four he hems only edited to ten A: Other, mai convicted him la the pe:^3lty of tee ibiliings, and tour 'billings costs. lkieshici. eons ti of horitasce to the lootios of lfAuslialL BANK CW IREL.thD. simAct FROM MEM, LAID BEFOSIL SAL' matte 07 •OVVIONS. Rank of Ireland, rridsy, seed Apra, low. 41 General Court of Praprieure, held tbis dale, kw the purpose .4 talwg c.assoderatiou tLe Itrport of the Cour. of Directors fur the renewal ul the Charter of the Bank; It was Resolved, That this Ceurt concurs with the Court of Directors in arteptint the ',arms pIOIIOIIC4 by Grotto. went for toe mutual of their Charter ; wit, tat. The Pack to increase its Capita in the sues of Ove Stark, tv be raised frost the Proprist,r) at tie rete of 1151 pet rent. Raking s 'uts of 1,960,00 et. ; said slue to be lest to G.ernanent at the rate of M. per ceutes ter amen dent the Charter. .441. 71se /attar to umlaut's the sesnagefeest of the Phhht Debt and Locus free of easruse to tiv , ..renpt tit earwig 'Le t ontinuasce of the Charter. LELAND CROSTHWAIT, Gorerrur. .SI'ORTIAG tvrLLLIGENCE. RACES 7 0 COME. !Way tli, Newatatkei tioccod Swim Nattier=-7J, 31, 13,....ie) ht.). Guildford and Sepik crib s.turtg) —g, Mat.. Leticr acrd Maddingtott-73, Atm t U. Teuhurt—*g, ial..orposhus. Jul) 4, tt:buryy—ii, Newma, ket !Cy Mestime--19, Cur Aug..st, at ittucl—‘l,Swausea and Egbaliv Wantirlt— to Ca4.eute--ei, 1.444.14. .14 404..er 3, Newmarket Fiat OClUber Mitetlng—q, Nett marts: Secottil *tit). !MICR Of STOCKS TESTI:RD:IY. Boa Stuck 3 11311 Ccut. reeloced 3 per Cent.C.enn. I per rent. per Cent. Navy lts 90 I..aug Atamitirt ............ 1t tO-11i it- H i si Imperial.) per Cast, :1 Imperial Annuities iaaiaStoll j IN 794 Ditto 110444 P. , •.rlscritter Baits ft. a/ Sa: pram. ruglinia Inntety Tieoets India fos IN Conk& fur siva % pe V ar •l T. 8110, a. Oman% awl a. Chaim ciCceis. tl.ol.lteE OF EXC Aimatertiank 30 1 9 V. Ditto at Meat 3l $ Rotterdam. ll 9 e r. 34 S Alter ... 34 10 211 P 4 PAris Jatr a 9 16 1/1141..._ MASCO:, Meru: Verde* Sa 44 Gs 0 1 1011 " - - • • - . 46 I MALE I i I Cask 111-LLIWt. I Perb%lo G 4114 In CP Pi Bart per as. New Daubiame.. New Rst'l..r. — 3 3 Silver to Etre —: New lam, ...cf —, Agra a the Beet 44 lialitai, it rsr Cent. VII --2 U listirdeates.. se -- Almeria ..... •-• is paper. Ditto. 4l effect. Paterisu el went. Legiosou 491 Gems 4Si COAL-3:Attiirl' i 1111• Y Is pips al Meant y+4l. raiaa. II ..Newurtle 3 .• 4es. od. a Sas. ad. I —Sitars,/ 1 —Wilkie Coil I. . Tut tshire 0 ..,,,.. ..—s. , g a ta. ..., SALE BY AUCIION. iT A r FOR tom IR KERRIE IL PAIR P I TAL ESTATES AND MA:IORS, 10:17_:11110ENT MANSION, FISHERY, LAN 1.0 1 , AND TALEABLE By Messrs. BINDLE, By Order of the Trustees, at the Geary Ina, Liehletl4, in -- • • -- -. the .Cemity of TIAILIAF, May tout, at Twelve Velma pieeieely, Fortrtao Lots, TILE very Capital and truly Valnailde VIREE• HOLD LSTATES the impede of the Right Ban. Lord Speaert Stalky ditekreter comprising mint...se 31aswes„ Farberies, t epee) M01N14,11 Deese sod Deices, tuFbia lifer) Park. Pkantui.rna. 1 . .1 ware Gruends, Gar.leas, Sheet* of Water, Casedin, a,..1 Bridge.. nokle Woe, rampart Farm. awl Lamle: contaii.mg upwards of Tiro Thuos2nd Fuer Hawked Aerie, stacked *oh timber; the whole fueiniog un. nf the must V..tates ef ha mitts. in the kingdom. calkd Lislitraielt Park, eitsiate in a ber• fill and health) p.rt of the comely of St.itkuril, three r &um the tit) of Lichfield, Me from Taar.uftk. a..,: •- humirril and treed. North Wait of Loininn; neat speetabir sbunindinc with all hied of eets. 1 . 114: waled %nine, ierraists of Free Thou-- hands p. r aroma. Descriptive p.m Cienlars are fine preparing. and area! had tw. 1.1 -Oat 4s), Freeman., et We piper of sate : ti• Lirerpnoi: aterAruss,M auebi e'er ; He, and Chiel. fte,eri, Barton : Cs.ne r Denny : Tama ortLi R din, stetruid : nes I rd, Gain:. r• Nortbazaptora ; Rush, Brialnl: and White Vert. 8 • 11 " — Mews. Blake and Wolfe. res.t%-1 1 / 4 .1.1, Str.mi Th... 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