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THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY. Juse 4. The following curious communication was yes terd:iy received at LLOYD.s rowty, (CORNWALL) MAY 31. " A pilot of tbis port being at sea in Lantirk Bay, saw a bottle boating, claw corked, and taking it up, saw a paper wkWil be took oat, and found written thereon the fullinring :—.English brig, Mary and John, lat. 47. 49. Mug 5. 23. chased by a fleet of fire sail of ships, whirl, captured and burnt the Mary and John, of Loudon, Churl... 4 Jcpbsim, master, took the opportunity of larding this, au.l putting it in a bottle, the Frenchmen uttering E.N.E. M May I, 1901. WM. THOaII'SON, Chief Mate." Cpo❑ inquiry at the Custom House, it appears that there is no such vessel as the brig Mary and o'sloi, of London. CHARLES JEPuson. Master. We have received Foreign Journals to the 29th, eontaining Paris pews to the 25th last. The de throned and expatriated King and Queen of SPAIN Were daily expected at Foutaiublcuu, where prepa rations have been made fur their reception. The Royal Family of PORTUGAL have now cause to re joice in their escape to the Brazils. In the de graded state of their Spanish ..-materrtes, sent as State Prisoners to France, they may read tire fate that awaited the lious.! of Braganza, had it fallen into the toiis of BONAPARTE. The intelligence from Madrid is dated the 13th.— Muria". was then exercising the functions of go 'eminent. without opposition or embarrassment. The rising spirit of the citizens had been completely subdued by the massacres committed by the French troops. Box Ara axe remained at Bayonne on the tith, directing the execution of his plane for me- Intioniziug the whole of the South of Europe.— Parma, Piacenza. and Tuscan n are now incor porated with • France, a transaction which will excite little surprise. We are concerned to st:tte, that the terms offered by the eatton IThtiii:factiners have not been ne glected by the Wcats.s. who still remain out of em ployment in Manchester and its vicinity. Both Houses of Parliament adjourned over last night until Wednesday. The Philadelphia Guyette mentions that Commo dore BARRON has been acquitted by the Co in Martial. The rendezvous for enlisting seamen waa opened in New York in the eud of March. On amount of the present !late of affairs, a great number of Ent-rate seamen enter daily. The officers have atria orders to enlist ;sane but A, rican seanicia. The Heywood, 31•11sTosu, lion' St. Do go, for Liverpool, is detained and sent into Jamaica by the Phipps brig of war._ An griecial - Court of Aldermen was held yester day, at Guildhall, at which the %event following gentlemen were elected Rulers of the Corupany of Waterman awl Lightertneu for the ensuing ) ear, wit To be Water Rulers-40km Hamer, Rickard Roved, Henry Dewey, Ahrihsro Raadersuo, asarmaa, Thomas Blackstone, and lames Belts. To be Laldalt r Lucu, Jobe Drialtald, lea. sod Franca Theodor Hay. ANTIIONY JONI" YATES, JONI( JOINWIVIIII, and AIIIAR.III °Pay were re-elected Beadles of the Court of Requebu. .Tha Court ordered the dividend of 91. per Cent. to the Orphans, due the 9th July neat, to cum tneneepayment the 19th of that month. We have authority to state, that in consequence of the extaordivary vindoet of Messrs. Swim, PAY 14 R. and Shunts, toweras Messrs. W•LIIII soil N ustrr, respecting the late Loan, those gentlemen have withdrawn their account, and all further con tuition with them, as hankers or otherwise. No trial of public interest took place, yesterday, in the Court of king's Bench. A letter frein Manchester, dated June 1. says, "The pirposals ag. reed to by the Cotton M e (-Musts and Manufacturers, at their meeting last night, at the Bull's fiend lon, is this town, were an advance of 10 per Cent. for weaving upon all goods in the cotton line, to take place this (lay. and a further advance of 10 per Cent, to take plio:e on the let of August. making together an advance of 101. per Cent. lam sorry to say, that the numerous body of cotton-weavers in this town and neigh bourhood, remain dissatisfied with this offer, who persist in demanding an advance of Gs. ed. in the pound sterling, which is 33 one-third per Celia.; nothing less it appears will content them, and not one of them in this towu or neighbourhood will go to the loom at present. Uuon a moderate calcu lation there are not less than 60,000 looms in the cotton trade alone now standing still in this town, and a circle of twelve miles ronnd it. Should any one attempt to work at the ' h uttk, parties rush into the house, cellar, or garret, and take it away. I have just heard that a large hotly of them, to the amount of 5000, have met at a village between this town and Bury. Three troops of cavalry are gone from this place to disperse them. Great numbers of weavers walk the streets of this town daring the day. but in a peaceable manner, and at to o'clock at night all is quiet here and at Salford." Sir ROBERT Part. has imblimliEd an address to the cotton weavers. in justification of his opposition to the intended measure to fix the price or wages on all cotton goods, below which they were not to descend. The election of a Physician to the Fin%bury Dispensary took place, ou Thursday, at the Crown Tuvern„Clerkenwell Greet'. At the close of the poll the numbers were—for Dr. DAN(OTR, 635 for Dr. WILK% 441. The former Gentleman was consequently elected, to the satisfaction •f Lis au+ncr•us frienJs. • 4 ‘#•• .IZ:ov a . ' L'u • ODE I , (1R HIS MAJrilli't B 1 JUXE 4. 1808. BY ult% JA UFO Pr., rag. POET LAURE•T. Not with more joy, when, gathering room!, Dark mists the far• of !leaven deform; When hunts the wind w'th hollow sound, Preluding to the rising storm ; e dote the severing clouds descry Of cheering light a golden gleam, And hail awhile the eleariu; And feel awhile the geni::ll bums; Titan Row, when spreading wide and far, Roars the tremendous peal of war, We bless of peace and joy the ray, That gilds the happy h o ors of Oconee's Natal Day. From regions ample,' hi endings mum. Eternal Winter', drrur domain, To where Sol's fervid sales glow Incramat o'er the arid plaiu, • The Muses look with anxious eye To see the elms& us . discord ily, That the loud clarion's warlike wand,, Width awes a travailing world, may ream, And all their tuneful choir around May strike the lyre to notes of Prate The scenes of horror and of tk at h be o'er, Aad fell Ambito.", .reap her iooa rod au more. Vain Are their b. , pes, their vows ore vain ; War still protracts his bloody reiwi-i And when these halcyon hour. are past, That 101 l awhile the stormy bla4, The 'Muse %min, its martial Most bid ber voice the Song of Battle raise ; Mast thew that all the jays that smile On Britain's hewer.-p.-ottetcd 1,4 e, Call on her Sons with tenfold might To ales the threatening waves of Zest, Whets In the easatigm:ii'd tide their country's foes, Awl guard uit 11 eialit arm the blrsinga Heaven bestows THE ITRE. DRURY-LAN E% Miss LVIN, forthe first time, lastnigli appeaml hi the part of Clara, lai the favourite o,,srra of The Deems, nod sang the beautiful airs of the part with extreme table and sweetness, and was mptu musty applauded. Mr. BRAHAU, in the part of Carlos, was in fine voice, and was loudly encored in Ah sure a , pair. The most interesting part of the entertainment was a- very tair and yo ethful debutante, the sister of Miss Lynx, who gwve her assistance iu the trio of " The Friar of orders grey," with Mr. SMITH and Miss LYON ; and sang the duet of " Alas poor Shepherd," accompanied by her sister, which was most rapturously encored. The fair debts/date bears a strong resemblance to Miss Lou,v even in sensibility, and gave fait pre mise of much eteellence. Mrs. JORDAN played the lively tliscinating Btu-slang, in the Farce of the Sultan, in her very happiest manner. and received reiterated plaudits. The heave was crowded with a must elegant an.liciwe. The visit of the ROYAL FAMILY. yesterday, to the British Museum, being made public, uttructed a vast concourse of people there ; a small party of the Guards, end MALuAsys, TOWNMND, and StYLits, the police-officers, were stationed there to keep order.' Iler AJCSTY, the Prince of %V•Lts, the Dukes of CUMBERLAND aad CAMBRIDar, and the Pat NCIVIES, artived in three carriages, about a quarter before on.: o'clock. They wer.r received by the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the Lotto CdaNtat.t.os, the Lark of Dikaestotien and AT LESPORD, Lord ST. lIELEInt, the SPEAKER of the floes& of Commota, Sirs JOIEPR Bast:* and WILLIAM SCOTT, Mr. PLANTA, the Librariutk and 'several others, who conducted the Royal Putt' over the crew wins to the building, and sheivcd them the curiosities, with which they ap peared hi,chly amused. It is twenty years since Her 51.t.tarre paiil her last visit. The Royal Party partook of some rcfre,liments prepared for them, and left the Museum at three o clock. .... Ili. MAJESTIC left the Qv bEN'S Palace soon after 12 o'clock, tar Blackheath. to dine with the Prin cilia of WA I.za and Dueheiaor Baesswtcrt. Letters received at Plymouth, Muaday, from the Leonidas. of CI guns, Capt. DUNBAR, dated the lith ult. at Palermo, state, that she had leaded at Cagliari the Hon. Mr. lima., Jul suite, and baggage, w!so is going envoy for his BacrANsitc Ma.strry to the CoriA of Skiiy. Mr. SKSFFINGTON . Ii Ithir of TA.r .11 . 9sterions Bride, which was last Wednesday so peel). re ceived, (and was 111 have been reserved for the opening of the next sztaboir) will, on rte.:mint of its success, and the dernauti for places, be repeated on Monday next. Mrs. LITCHFIELD was to erinclnde her engage ment at Liverpool, laid night. in the parts of Orella. in Mr. LLarts's Witty of Airphonso, and that of Asa*. in The Follies a Day. Dr. MAJCNotc. Bishop of Chester, it is under stood, is to succeed to the vacant See of IVorerster; and the Hononrahle and Reverend Dr. I.c.:GL, Dean of Windsor, it is believed, aill be advanced to a Bishopr:e. Yesterdai - , a solemn dirge was performed at the Sardinian ehapel, for the Rev. Dr. Unogant Lt., aIM died of no apoplectic lit, last Sunday morning. holy was conveyed into the Chapel while Divine orrvice was perform ing, and from thence to 'Pancras, to be interred, attended by the Bishop, Dr. Doer:Lit, and his fellow clergymen, snot a considerate iminher of the most Tr.-m.(l4llde of the Laity. The dirge as composed by Mr. WinittE, mush the principal parts were sustained by Mr. DIUNUM and Mr. 14.ITZ•Otl moKa. The ('hoir was strengthened on this oecitsion by all the principal members of the Roman Ca tholic` Chapels in London. Mr. rtiDCZ:Ht Lt. had been forty years in that house, and ato finera: or sacred rites, since those of Dr. tfLEssv, acre: so autueroJ3:y attended. SPORDIAIg iNTELLIGENCE. REVtRI.EY 3IEETING. ruLsuss, MAY 31. firreepetal , cs of .ors racb, for three-ye:in old colts. r.st. tiai•r at. flue rade wit 4 half. Subs‘itli.-rs Mr Chscaiigne's b. c. Ilaintsa,), by Agualst. s, out of K thou's sister t Sir SI. M. Sykes's ch f. Anna-Maria, by Stamford, out of Stella Mr. F. Watts's bay filly, b y Stamford, shut by Lloedrow 3 Mr. Naltoli's pay cult, bYDelltiuli dam by Slope to 4un Allll4 Maria. M'uo easy. Sterepst Ats of tugs each, fur hunters of all &gra Fuor Subscribers.) Mr W. Jordon`s hr. grldltt, by Ruler, 1; yrs old, rut. Mr. I'. Shafto's b. h. by Zuchariab, duo by Tarubm, i yrs old, list. tolLt Mr. 'V. t.,•lies's b. h. by Idris, dim by Highilier, ..: yrs old, list. alb 3 Mr. Joblun's gehlimc the favourite. A very tine race, and woos by only half a neck. It was alw a very sire point to determine which was second. The Muldcrnese Stakes of tep each—colt., list.—Blliea, Tat. bulb. 'l' we iniks. Five Sulksciib.rs. Mr. Mosey's b. c. Tar, by Pitch Ms. luster's b. c by Truespator Mr. Taoist'', b. f. lair Star, by Oratio] ti to 4OA Tar. Won etay. EPSOM MEETIIf G.. THIRD DAT.-.-FRIDAY...I: I I". 3. The second and last year of thereuesal of ll.e OaW Stakes of sup each, k ft. fdr 3 yrs old, fiilics csiroiug sat. 414. The other conditions as Coe the - D. ofGruftuu's f. Mute:, b ) Sorcervr, out of Hornlvy lAINI Mr. Forth names Mr &tapirs b. t Gtot.o.dt r, by Hato bl.:tortori, out of Popylitaio data A title race. • Fifty Pounds for 3 yrs old, 7st 71b. and 4 yrs old, est. A winner of a Sweepstakes or Plate its the year loos, to carry alb. extra. Two mile heats. {Woe by Lord Foley's Comrade, being the third plate at this satetiog--7 to 4 was betted agailust him. The Wood:et Stakes of sogs each, ls. ft. for 2 y► old colts, est. alb, and fillies sat. sib. t►e last bail Palk. 71r. F.entxten'e b. f Seedling 1 . . l'ersuor's b. t by Gehenna OLD BAILEY, JUKE 3. Sacehar, Glasse, and Saran, three Malay% were indicted for the murder of lutasubuccilus, a laubcar, on the .23th of April laid. _ _ _ Sarah IVillisus deposed to her having been in company with the deceased, at the Blue Gate pub lic-house, Ratcliffe Highway, on the night laid in the indictment. She wee proceeing to state parti culars, but having admitted that she was almost insensible at tic- time of the transaction. from in tow.ication, the Court observed it would he a waste of time to listen auy longer to her testimony. Sarah Smith, servant at the Blue Gate public house, stated, that she saw two men Leath% a third, who was lying on the street. James Strait!' deposed, the number of men who were beating the man on the ground amount ed to six or seveu. They were user) of colour, and armed with sticks. They lilted hint up, and placed him standing against the door of the Blue Gate public-house, and beat him down again. His forehead was all covered with blood, and three Lowers carried him away. Thomas Turner was at the Blue Gate public house on the evening of the sth of April last, saw Sarah Williams and some men of colour; did not notice any words. or wrangling amongst them ; the womaa was very drunk ; here-1Y the house a little before ten, went into a shop "lout 50 yenta from the publieshouse, and heard a number of sticks rattling; he saw four or five men of colohr pass. and heard a man groan, Wzi hack was against the public-house door, and his face was cosi:led with blood. Mr. Abraham Gold, interpreter to the F.ast In dia Company, was next sworn. He was eviked whr titer the Malays and 1./vicars agreed together Ile said not ; they differed in their opinions oz . reli gion, and were kept apart in the house allotted fnr them ; lie atuted, that lusambseehur was brought home about half part ten on the night of the 2..sth - of April, with his head very ranch rut, and covered with blood ; he died the nett morning a quarter before .ix. Linn, a Lascar, was sworn npna the Alcorn'', in the usual way ; whe.i Mr. Vt'illiains suggested, the custom in India waq to hold the book on the head while the WitneNA was giving his testimitay, as it 'nide astrouger iinnressioo on the inia•i. nen said, on the 25th of Aptil InE,t, about ten o'clock in the evening, he, hotel, unit Ainiar, two other Lascans, went to the Gate pntiiii• hone, to change all. note; nu goiseg in he raw the ,Iccemed and a Sirlcoming out; also saw Seedier, Glasse, and Saran; the latter striu!ic the dete444.d a violent blow on the head Mit li a stick, hut he did not fall ; Glito:se „truck 'tiro 11:1 ..ale place, owl he fa. When down, Sacchar said, tt beat him," which all three did, while he was on the - ground ; decrnred cried out —tt they beat me !—they heat me I-1 shall die---: Asa die." The three Prisoners then went away, and gave the alarm. The deceased had no 1441, and did not di , l'end hi inse!f, nor were .there env words among them. • . Too othcr Lowor. corroLorated the testimony of T o IRA Wittioro. Mr. Rooker, a Surgeon, in Jun•-street, Ahigate, examined the deceoecil, uni found three large wounit• oa the side of the skull, sliich, he had no doubt, caused hi, death. The I.I:4IIV<ZD Jl'Dt::: read ever the eviderce, whirls wits interpretf d to the Prisoners by a Lora-, who understood tl-e Malay hingeoße: idler which tlw Jars , returned a verdict of Man . -slaughter against the three Prisoners. Julia Tayhr Wag iniEeted for wilfully stabbing with n knife %nth IVorstl ; aho stated, that on the Nth of May last she met the l'risoner, whom she hash known for upwards of six months, but never wits intimitte with him, wed always tried to shun him. On the night of the outrage, be insisted that she should go home with him, which she refused ; he follower' her near George-street, Manchester square, - when ne *tabbed her i n the abdovrea with a sharp pointed knife; in attempting to ward 0.1• the blow, she received a dreadful eat on her right w gist. The Prisoner was taken into custody. and !alerd in the watch-house. where he In:know lellar.t the etrence. A surgeon belonging to the MiddliPsex lifwpital dressed the wounri. which aprramt to hint to have bens done with a sharp instrument, and in • strait direction. Two other 'Witory.sys enerrationstol the evidence sir the Plosecutiis, who is a iii itr , e'l ‘‘sontiii. The J cry foond the Pit %Wit' I Csi,ty. .151177IFIELD 31.41ZZED, Just;. This day's market afforded hut a scanty supply of differe‘t kuidi urrattle; Prof, lilmtun ' Veal, sot Auk, are cheaper. than ~or List report ; lamb isdearer ; 41 st the tr.t.le f,r the MOS( part a JIB but iudiP , :tiit. The anka in Ibt ltryatarket Wert Icci hr. .Is ; Hay and <7ltiver have kit op in pews: 1.1.1 re fifiniday•s market ; Straw continues Ow same 5s per last.--. We subjoin a coned statemeut of the prices and numbers:— jer To sink the offal, stone of alb. Beef.... 41. od . q Ss. tad . Head of Cattle this day r 3lettou.. 4s. od. to Ss. od . Beasts .370 Veil .... ss. od. to 6s. od. Sheep and Lambs 4,..M• Lusa' .. ss. od. to 71. od. Calve' .. • el Pork ....4a. 4.4. W Oa. od. Pips ilia SMITHFIELD MY MARKET. Hay. 54 Ito. od. to 61. to. nd, • Straw Clover f 6l. toa. od. to 71 7s. tid. COAL-MARKET, Juan a.r ---.---. Ships at Market. . Stild. Price. 33—Newt:es& 33 .... 411. 9d. a SOB. 9d. 4..Sanderiaud 4 .... 4' 041. a 434. 04.1 I..eiudiess o .... 04 oil. a ..g. 04i. PRLCE OF ST'OC'KY yklautimy. per Cent. Reduced , • • 3 per Cent. Caw& ... 4 per Cent. 6443) .i. a per Cent. Navy .. Slow. Lush Annuities ...n0 1J.:6;; 18-14; imper..,l a per Cent. Irish ; pyr Cents. tadi 7 tnnim.a Indio Boucle tr. din. is. prem. FA, let gurr Bilk Euzlish (.utter). Tickets ..., Consols for opening; T. SUSI, Stock-broker. . . 4. Cornbill. and g, CliarianZ COURSE OE EX Antaterdarn at; I 4 G. Ditto at s lit e 8 t 2? U. 14Jmlnis 34 9 .21U. Altana 34 10 ZiU. Faris acta)'sdalc 23 tti .CIIIANGIi, !oar. 3. Vemuce , Si Napkw 4tl Lokkon IiY °porta ti7 191 Cork - 11 mu LLTOW. Purina' cad iu Cook and Bars per oz. --o New Doubleenk.. New Dof.art — s ti Silver is Bare — Kew Louis each — Aldo of Ilea Bank of flolluaill Si per Cent. Ditto e . 94 2 U, Bieuravatui 9l Madrid..:...., in papa. Ditto 4l effect. Palermo —imjaper, Ditto .. 41 effect. Babes 4 Legbunt 491 Genoa DEATHS. Poionday morning, In Listowelli, county of Kerry, in cos. sequence of a fall from his bane, deeply regretted by all oho had an opportunity of ratimotis.4.bus worth, Patrick Eagan, Esq. an eminent merchant of Cork. Monday morning, at Ins ludginge in Britain-stret t, Dub lin, of a locked jaw, in conle.p. , nce of a fall from ilia bone, Tlmoni , s Moore, Emu of Moore-brook, county of Mayo, liar riater-at.law. UWH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LUFINoN-BRUN.E .Maa.44... t uuw. &het ..9 j Even f 1... riu. Wier SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, BY MR. MEMOS. PLEASANT COTTAGL AND ?DER ACRES CIF LAND. T 0 BE DISP()SEiI OF . by Mr. BUR TON, a PLEASANT COTTAGE + waste on the Marsh Side of Edentrton, eceets from neva, tontair:..i hew sleeping rooms, two parkways, two biteliese, doechrd brreboese, ehenw-binse, threw-we:4 qtetaw, later Tnidru, nerbard, Ask pond, and eli.Dut four acreN of meadow laud. Pierfeelow wiwy Irksome by *prying is M. Rortna , tee, N.B. Also a FREEHOLD PLOT of }WILDING CNWNI.4 coolailint aboel Few' Acres, to be 10 LI), al Eilummcots. 1. ESTR.III. r BE DISPOSED OF, by PRATE CON. rIV TRACT, the resamouittg LEASE ue• day sin NM SE, contaiuiog sitting-rooms I t bed -chtrikas, a lame Our. eleast, tort and diory, 9 sitting-rooms, kitchens sad COUVtIbICIII %jet. 15,.: altiu a hot-Itupse, rreeu•hotese, poultry, yard, double cuach-hoax, sod stahl;ti e tl.r ti bursas, with lofts OM them. Too fields, and two garden* fully cropped sad plauted oak the eheirrst rail :refs, Or. For particulars apply to Mr. Burton, Coralsill. FOREST GATE, EP6EX. VBE DIS)SED OF, by Mr. BURTON, a H handsome Imall COTTAGE, delightfully situated at Ferry.' Gate *bunt six wiles from lowa, cuidainio g parlossl, 4 bell -rooms, store-worn. kochea, a:abloom,, bake.butise, don ) , wine, leer, and coat-cellar, m an ...vital's romp, fore-corn, La m e e noteo, well cropped, eisais.,:trireee, • stahlio; for three totse. , hen•hauar, Se. and, sod adjoining paddock, tnetber about 2 acres of tic► sedkasw. lat.& Further particulars kenning of Mr. Barley 6 , , Combat,. , • PARE COTT AG Y., I suNGToii.. rpo TIE Du:POSED OF, by Mr. 111.;RTON. 1 • delightful &tallied COTTAGE EVIIIDENCE. cello! Park Cottage, near Park Place, IsPoeton ; cam- asa4dias, extensity Views of Ilasupste of, Highgate, sad other /tills ; reutilizing a sleepirg Roanxa , s Patluere. lk tithes, dry Cellar, t oad Golden neat Nbrubbery, Chasm House and Stable ; the whole a park fenee. nu that Particulars of Mr. /hiatus. 02, Conshill_ AL&LT FIVE MILEII FROM Tt 110 BE RISPOSED OF, by Mr. BUhTON. the LEASE of a Commodious DwELLlNGmtmusa, %oh requisite and detached offices of every deseriptimi, tor proeuct ire and kitchen rearle.iwase pal stabl.ng, and shout t s acres of rich land, operably situate a t iv tun, in the tou.ity of EPSCX. Further particalarm of Mr. Burtoti, 614 Carahln. • SUPERIOR MERCANTILE EMDEN46E, - WITH CONIPLETE OFFICE, AND EXTENSIVE WARE HOUSES, THREE MINUTES WALK FROM 'CHANGE 910 BE PISPOSED OF, by Mr. BURTON, the LEASE, with immediate posoratiow, of a capital :II Eft lIIANTILE RESIDENCE, repiete mink every snow maiation fora 'merchant of the tie.t respectability. Portlier rirtirtilarr of Mr. Bo; too. NAIRN.% SI, IL ENT.-aFttr:EROLD MAiINC VILLA rllO HE DISPOSED CF. by Mr. TON, • FREFHOLD MARINI VILLA, ple a osittly Meant he the respectable Village of Rainless', on the argAtr kook three milts inane Chothena, and thirt y -fl,ur from London; compraing a substential BRlt'k c'l. VENCE, with run( li-honae, stabling, pleasure and kitchen hardens, orchard, I.e. Further Particulars of Mr. Barton, 6z, Cotsehlß. TER:SHAM GREEN, FIVE MILES FROM TOWN. rirbe DISPOSED OF, by Mr. BURTON, ciente?! iiAmtLY RESIDENCE, tatted Bohemia Mouse, As ith estrissas. Waal gar,lea, agreeably situated at 'Farnham , t.rren. nirther pirtienhtre of Mr. Bert's, Ba, rureh:ll. St Itt“.l lAI. NEW-11111.T STUCCOED Vff.: LA, WITH AIULT TIN() AIRES AND A DM," OF LAND. )ISK),;E D OF, by Mr. the LEASE uf a rated new-erected VILLA, pre iestint a Mottle deticloratly situated ea a plea4ing eminence, catanearAir besatlal Tfrorpectr, shoat tle.va roil., and a blot' !raw the 'brat bre.llea, cuacli-ittbaar, t at q' tacolleat kkeht.• z•rern, teeit.c.e • froursd, she abher), 11,11 P, WSW*, ret,•; , t. 10711.! ,, t,:t1Ube, Mad pad • d.:t k, tie wl:ole abet., torn te.trus awl • bait Fastb..r ka.rtm.ta:ara ;1411104 a 44 Ur bast&a, w, Canatill. .3e -10 ely ee. em nis Ills Uri/ I IL.. ;ant 3111 , , ut M few 1,1, 1 1: f•et ` I)