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NJYAL INTELLMENCE. POIITSMOVTII, MAT 17. Arrived yesterday the Posspee of o 0 gnus, from Chatham ; Resistance, Captain : Winn, from on Havre ; and the Stork, Capt. LeGeyt, from a cruise. Wrist out of harbour La Belk Nile frigate. Captain Brishane.—Arrived the 111ststrious and Wepwatli, front the 'Mediterranean, with a fleet under convoy ; among them are the (:aolperdoiets. Young Hersey. Royalist, Rolla, and Festal trans pOrts. Also arrived His Majesty's ship I ' . veriols, and the Monarch East Indianian, from the Downs. A ship is also arrived at the Mothertaink, with a Dutch jack flying at the foretop gallant-mast head. SHIP/ AT STITIICAD. Porapiv.. • an Captain Cockbara Foe the Channel Fket. Piil plmatim IA Captein Haywood Fee the West Indies. Ws. , o Capt. I.aimbarae Hell: Poole .... an —. Hemmer RIMUNIIIIIt . l6 - Sir T. Livingstone Ilimistimer .6 --Adam Sestet g i —.. Graham Crocodile es --- Ca Speedy ls ---- 111: 1 2: 1 Maim is Fabian For the Coast of Africa. Adesit, bream, and Alpheaachomters. FAIMOUTS, MAY 15. Sailed, this morning, with afiiie breeze, the out ward-bound fleets for the Brazils, Newfoundland, Quebec, West ladies, and 31editerranetin, consist ing of about 70 sail, under convoy of the following slops, viz. Lightaing, is tuns, Captain Doyle, fur the Bruits; Amelia, as gees, I 'aptaiu Irby ; Avenger brie, Is gain, Cap tain White, for Quebec and Newfoundland; caustivisa, 40 bass. Captain Vincent, for Mediterranean ; Bustle, 15 goes, Captain Saunders, for the West ludic*. Shortly after their sailing, the President. -14 gnus, appeared in sigiit from Plymouth, with the remain der of the fleet from Torbay for the Brazils, and sailed immediately to join the Lkhhring awl fleet. Also sailed the armed brig Marriston. N guns, with a fleet of canters under convoy, for wales; the Nocton packet, Blight, with Mails for Jamaica; Manchester ditto, Varies, with Mails, for Halifax and New York, of the ith inst.; ansl Marlborough Packet, Lull, with Mails, for Gibraltar, Malta, and Sicily, of the 3d instant.—Wind E.S.E. PLYMOUTH. MAY 16. Yesterday sailed the Dregoa, 74 guns, Captain Seen, for L'Orient ; 111 dostu, 54 guns, Captain Skinner, with provisions, &c. for the fleet off Lis bon ; also the hired ships Alfred and Leda, with Portuguese emigrants, for the Brazils, and the Concord Tender, for Ireland. To-dar arrived frown the eastward the Eclair sloop, of Hi guns, with MI eoevoy. Passed down Channel, the l'resideat frigate with a convoy to the Prazils. Sailed the Scerpias sloop, of lit pas, Captain Stanfill, on a cruise; IlarterrlA hlied armed ship, and Ranger traniport, with a convoy to the east ward. Went into Casnand Say the 7711 , sres, ::nns. Passed by the Channel Fleet Id their old station Usbaut.—AVincili. E. - - TIE AT.,IIAT 17. Sailed the Virago, K ith a fleet of transports, word-booed vessels, &e. under manor, for Ports inouth.—Wiod N. E. FROM LI.OTIVS LIST. eff Pl)otoutla.•••the Lord Cbestetfickl, rupplewell, (rum Jamaica. At Dartmouth-tlte Mioorra, Wiirttiwyr, from Madrirt .tt Briotot-.4t.t. Severs, At Loo.t.mderry—the Vcstal. Bartwr, from Loodoo. At Merin—toe J010t,G.11.11..re, from lA. rrptml. The privateer. which appeared in the Moray Frith, lately mentioned, bas b*h captured by the Royal GeJrgo, excise critter brig, of 16 guns, Cap tain Culats, off the island of Salida, alter • chase of seven bows. lit addition to the brig Willis,, Captain CABLE, she had captured the sloop Jean of l i Banff, Captain l‘loastsosg, bound to Eisdale, for slates, and when first seen by the Royal George, was in pursuit of several yc sscls, site of which, the sloop Alexander, of Kirkwall. had been already boarded by a boat with three Fienchenen, and the Masters of the above two captured vessels, but escaped during the chase of the privateer. The prisoners on board the privateer speak highly of the Lumen* and liberal treatment they espenenced. The Awe. BLISS, front London for Philadel phia, was spoken with on the Ist inst. about :+ league and a half westward of Scilly ; the wind wa s then easterly, and continued three or four ,par. The Prince, PE11130,1, from Plymouth for St. Doiningo, was all well on the 4th Awl!, in lat. 33. to. long. 16. W. Madeira S.W. 35. lesiciles ; she sailed from Cork with the fleet wader convoy of Ills MAJESTY'S ship ifelte o x f . e The Greenock sad Glasgow regiment, commanded by Colsuel ALEXANDRE, of Southlier. at present in quarters at Glasgow. have, we under stand, publicly declared their willingness to com mute their present service for that of the Lead Militia.—(Glesiroge Courier.) Lieutenant-General the Moat Noble the Mar quis of Hu m TI.LY is appriuded Lord Lieutenant of the county of Abenleen, in room of his Omer the Duke of GORDON, who resigns. The following is a copy of the letter addressed by his Grace to the Deputy Lieutenents of the County of Aberdeen, en his resignation : rt G V 1:11, Lrmduw, May ii, loos. " His Majesty hating been gracku,ly s ea r e d sopernti l me to resign the Lieutenantr , of the country of Aberdeen, no favour of the Marquis of Iltaatl”, I cannot retire from that distinpnekeJ office si 'thane evpressinc to sOU the high sew shall ever entertain of soul cordial sod zealous elsopera lion in discharging, with so much credit to yisarsegyo, and as entirely to nay satisfaction, the duties of that important meaation, and I take the earliest opportouity of returniug to you my see *acne thanks. " 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, " Your meat human see. ant, " GORDON." Anotber expedition is upon the tains ; but it is probable it will not take place until a part of the force sent to the Baltic shall be relieved from its present duty. Accounts from Martinique, of the gt!) of March. represent that island in a most deplorable state.— The interruption of its commerce with the United States had occasioned the utmost distress to the in habitants : and the island heinif closely blockad4 41, it was considered that necessity wools/ shortly compel awn:odor of it to the British arms. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMAKKET SECOND SPIUNG MEETING, isas. Tt;rod3r, 'it AT 11. Mr. Goddard's Achilles, 7st .tb. beat Mr. Andrew's Lydia, tot. 71b. r old Course. lungs. h. ft. 3 to 4 apt Achilles. Fifty Pounds for old colts est. (lb. fillies, sit. R.}l Idnjin Wilsou's rb. c )iiiiiper, by Whiskey Ld (Srooretior's b. a Son-bestin Mr. Watson's b. r Hymen Roan's b. c. Wisod.dwristini, by Lop Gee. lirsnvenor's b. C by Stickler Mr. Abbey's b. f. Cloriuda Mr. Pantines b c. Ernest, by blizzard Sir F. Staarlish's cb. c. bl by Mr. Teazle 1). of Grotto's's b. f. by ('orissoler 330 Y apt Juniper. 310 1 agst SUG-1.1‘3141 4 to 1 apt Hyrum, The Judge coati' place but there 1 .. J A Handicap Plan of Sol. by subscription (being the eiirri of *line sot. Plates) for 3,4, 5, ti-ye olds, and 4pril Weirs.— Across the Flat. Sir C. littabary's ch. it Sang, 5 ytt 0/d Mr. C. BrOWlllell li. Li. Pavilion., aged . 0 Mr. Smith's be. b. Gaiety, 6 yrs oW 3 Mr. G irdler's h. h. by Worthy, s yn obi Sir F. Standisles be. c. b% Sir Prter, i TS Old S Geu. Greenman's ch. c. iotri-u%Cotatit, 3 yrs oW 6 10 to t apt Snug. sto :2 apt Porthole. 3 to 1 apt Wm thy. IA C. fininrreet's most, rt. stb. bent Gen . G nisvettur's jans-ci-Gaunt, Yu. From the Taro of the Lauds, la. Subs. 5 to 2 apt Whiter se. IA Lowthce's Tut, 9st. me. cgs from LA C. Summers Whiterose, 7st. Across the Flat, soes. Mr. Parke's Tudor, sst.4lb. rre. sties frum Sir .1. Stelle)'s Clasher, est. alb. Y. C. :more, so ft. 1.41. Foley's (. Cecilia, by IVottliy, at. lnlb. rec. :lairs from IA Lowther's Trafalgar, sit. 916. Two-yr old Conroe. *mtgs. h. tt. Mr. Craven's Beau Nasb, 11% Trumpolle, rec. 2. - dts. from Gen. <4,.:.‘enot's Welch Fmoletr, by Dapple, est alb. each. Tuu-yr uld (-worse, lungs h. ft. HOUsEBREJKIA'G. Mrs. Turner, of Cleveland-tow, keg • horse called IV rays bury I.wlge, near Staines, in theta itgoaueshice, wire she resides dariug the summer, sad employs a marl and his site to take charge of it during her residence is London ; but they betrayed their host. They ord of to p or ts...oh, a nd left the house unprotected; durilot which time it was broken open, and reupetty stoke to the amount of several hundred pound', *bleb was discovered about three weeks shire. On Fiddly se'nui, , ,ht; hiformation of tie. robbery vas vnt to the Public Other, how-street, and Adkins was dile patebed, to endeavour to discover the rallitsers. On Its. offerer examming the peeress*, and the tattle property that remained, be was cereals the robbery li.ul out brio com mitted by well-peorelsect or obi thieves, hot that it had been perpetrated by alone novice. lie suspected lOW Of the neightimmes, and that tie pmpeii : b.i.l been dis. pined of at tkindsor, it being net) abeut a mile otf ; he ac. enrdingle went there, and made inquiries of Meows. %oink Stepheraun, Durham, awl Ilarford, pawnbrokers, of . Windsor, fir the property that had been stolen; they all Idenied having any of the property...actn Mr. Sped', whir acknewleiigrel haviug stone of the blankets, wiiiilow•c weenies, coonti - vpaiies, sheets, &c. Os the officer reieestieg to he 1 Wormed who plush:4.d the pruporty, Mr. Sprk awl ins set. , vents int:rimed lion a man of the uanie of Thomas Harboar, a &threat's, breuzlit the property to pledge, awl loud it be longed to Mr. Shot tiand, a baker, of Wyardsbury. neltane, in ereisieuesce, eie:it is pursed of Thomas Harliour, and took trio solo endosly; be then went and made inte.rir e u;lin ', at the p.venbroket's is Wiirtoor for the property, but they 1 all denied having It. tyre Harbour brie.: teken in hire Mr. Grover and Mr. Irby, the Ma l low - Ace, he solitokirily wade I . a coutrosion. He said, that at canons Cones of the ri i ,let, bstwerntlis teeth day of Nneember, and th. begihnir.g of this rowel", he had catered the house of Mrs. Turner, and bad ototea the property that vas IRWAWIII, nod had dowered of it to Messrs. Sneak, euphemise. Durham. and ilarf.inl. Adkins, in consenocnce of linthed baring dented that be knew t he prisoner, took him to his shop, when I.e, to refersh his anamory, told him that he had brim shoot that neigh 'bourhood OW twenty years, bad told kin fish a Humber of times, sad mentioned the times awl circumstances when he bronCht bins the property to pledge, which Ire had stolen, which he at length acknowledged. The property was pro duced, and, liv the perseverance of Adidas, tome of it was found et Dortiant's and Stephenson's. Harbour was cum , nutted, last Saturday, to take his trial. DISTURBANCES AT lIAMBURGIL It has been already mentioned, that an affray took place at Hamburg!, between the populace and F l e ta ct i ankhery. We have reecived more minute details than are contaii.ed in the Foreign Journals. It was on Easter Tuesday that it happened, and it arose from the Commandant having ordered the gates of the town to be shot at an earlier hour than usual, on the pretence of its hieing a holiday, and with a view to prevent executes. Ile i:unor quence of this, a number of the inhabitants acre shat out, and about woo presented themselves before the gates, and deramokyl entrance. The gates not being opened at their demand, from uenw• and clamour the populace proceeded to pelt the soldiers with atoms, and n very actions commo tion took place. tone of the military, quartered in jhe town, joined the guard, and tir . ed upon the people, seven or eight of whom were killed, and many more wounded. At this juncture a fire broke out in the town, and some persons rang the alarm bell. This caused a general confusion; the French Commandant considered it as the prenieditated signal for a ge neral insurrection, and, under this impresoimi, (Os- patched • Courier to Bernadotte for succours, ho was at that time in Jutland. In the moinwlaile Inc Senate assembled, and effectual means were taken to quell the disturbance. At this time his force in Ilamburgh and its vi cinity was insignificant, and could easily have been subdued by a resolute mob. Peace being restored, the Senate dispatched a messenger to Bernadotte, explaining the affair. and promising to prevent, as far as lay in their power, similar tumults. Berna dotte, It was supposed, had thought proper to meet the last message with indifference: for when the accounts came away, French troops were marching towards Ilaniburgh from various quarte rs; and it is apprehended, that this atiair will iurnish a pre text for new autortions._ . The day alter the disturbance, n Proclamation was issued by the French, to prevent riots M fu ture. It was ordered, that ally tierson sounding the alarm-Intl, without iattrart:eus from the French', should be shot on the spot ; that any per sen throwing a stone at a French soldier, should be tried by a military cominileimi, and if found guilty, be punished with death. If four or more persons were found together. the French soldiers on duty had a right to require them to separate, 401 in cute they disobeyed, to tire upon them. Tile Maria. I fi.go Liverpool for New Prmitteo..e, was captured on the le of March. by vi pm:ay - L . I,ottt I,..;uadaloope. OXFORD, MAT 11. T.asi week. the Air. John Bailey Somers Carwithen, M.A . of St. Mari Hall, was elected tu Ismaili Comm Batuptue's Lecture &roosts before the V siicersity nest year Thermic) ha, the Rev. William Nicholas Darnell, of Cermet Christi Cu/lege, and Rev. George Mouatjoy Web ster, of St John's College, M.A. and Soidnits it Divioity, were admitted Bachelors in Divinity.—lfilliam Wllichael, M.A and Student in Mediciur, of theist Church, was ad gritted Bachelor, and to resettle; in Medieme.--Tbe Rev. Wiliinin Stetter, of Christ Church; Rev. Hash Casement Carleton, of Worcester t:ollege , and Rev. L sward Cartes?, of %%odium t'ollege, B.A. were admitted Masters of Arts --William Hematite, B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, was iucorporatcd liarbehir of Arts of Magaalru MAlL—Moult'. 1 William Thomas Beer, of Oriel renege ; John Bitstmell, of Pembroke College ; Thomas Daws.m .tlkn, sad John Penn Allen, of Ueiversity College; Jolla Brettell, of Wadhson College ; Frederic Clioppin, of St. John's College ; Henri Baker mad John Colliusun Bisset, of St. tisktsuuel nal, were admitted Rictieloch of Alta. The Rer. John Cullinane, M. A. of Queen's-College, is in stituted to the Rectory of Great Pont" Lincolnshire, upon the presentstioa of the Rev. Joseph Smith, Po-louder) of North Grantham, in the Cathedral Church of Salisbury. l'he liven mid Chapter of Bristol have presented the Res. F. W. Blembergh to the Vicarage of Bradford, Wilts ; and nourtuated the Rev. N. Redneck, to the perpetual Curacy of Churchdown, in the cmauty of Gloucester. CORN EXCHANGE, MAT 18. This day there are not many fresh arrivals of Wheat, and the supplies at hand abort, and sales thereof this Week fetch Letter prier. Barley and Malt fluctuate but little j iic is dearer; bet few direr.• Peas, which are dearer; Beaus of each kind *early at last prices. There are likewise but short sup plies of Oats, awl ilia trade is sawed at further iiteremc us the late high rites ; is the terms of Fluor but little refla tion. CI:KBE:NT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 525. ties 70 ' Tick Beans (Old' tios.this.nd. Fine ditto .. rilt 79 1 - twat% JIM. 445. 455. Rye . 4214. Sts. Pules& 47..4 es. 04 Harley .. ...... .. 444. Ss*. tsl. Potatue ditty....... ego. ud. Malt White Peas lass. Isss. Fine Flosr 6iss. Gm. t:rec Peas sss. tits. ffiecuml. ass tius. Itcan., , ellel) um. 017 s. out. e'UAL-MARKET, MAY IS Skips at Marilee. /PM Price. !ili..Neiirratle el .... 455. fid. a sir. 9J. 14..Suurierliumi lO .... ♦3s. ud- a atia. 3d. s..Caukrs U .... Os Ud. a tn. cil. PRICr. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Sue k (1 3111i 3 per Cast. reduced 6 iii 3 per Cent. Cues... 6 , 011 4 pry Cent. 3 per Cent. Navy 99.11 too t 1.4”:4 Annuities li 11-16 9-i . Imperial .1 per Cents Ditto Annuities t 7 __ . indinSturk 1 71) 4q. presa. . . Ex.-U.l.4er 8i11........ ... ...... 411 t6l prem. F..tzli , li Lottery Tickets COUS•1411 to: ti.4. T. HUGH, Mock-broker, a, CurslaiM, sod 9, Chursag.Crom. DEATHS. Testentay aflerwee, at his apartments et Chelsea, Mr. P. Doyle, proprietor: and Minato, of Tire Court Guie. triday sranaetta, in Portlaud•sgume, aged 14, Frances Aun, tae eldest daughter of fiasserl Birch, Fag. Mayor of th ;stet. Uu Tersdly se'euiglit, in r.zeter; aline die west for the benefit of a mil,kir air, Wm Churchill, daughter of the late %Villeins (kurehill, gag. of Collitog, near Dorchester, Dorset. Oe the htli Mat at the Rot. H Daries's, at Riegoorid, Mrs. Frusta. liarseeed, danglater of the late Harry Ilker ood. Lag. of Lyiniegtee, and aout to the C1)111114811 of Os ford. Lately, Mn. Holm*, *ife of Mr. T. Ilehnes, of the Opera-baud, at her house in In ing.street. Soho. On Thunder last, Mrs. G urney, **dr °Clutha Gartery,km. Esq. of Lean, and daughter of Rickard Cissary, Ehq. of has wick, Norfolk. HIGH WATER, Tills JMI, AT LONDON-Bill Mi. Mum after —9 16w pg.... mit. Oleg— SALES BY AUCTION. NO. tg, NEW AN-STREET, OXFORD-STREET, LONDON. Dy )11r. SMITH, OD MONDAY, He 104 . 1ortaret, and He Wowing Day, TliE neat HOI:SEkl011) FURNITURE, lbril old China, Prints, two Clocks, are Harpsiiii.w.l, and as 'mos Effects, the property of the her. Dr. Di VAI, deceased, at his late dwelling-Mose s No. 19, Nnw uoin•.ti s, t, Oxford-street. To be viewed ea gaterslay the gist, nut MUfIIIIIZ. of sale, whew Catitlogoes may be bath Iti MIP %Ir. Smith, Aufthoucer, Wombat ; and at his humor, No. 9, New Broad. street, (It). OLD ONACANELL,IDItiO By Mr. !MIT - 11, At Garman's Coffee-house, 'Mange-alley, Cornhlll, on FRIDAY, Mny ;, lan., at Twelve o'eiuck, is sox tots by order of the Adaiii.aitratrix of Mils Macklin, dc' ceased, 'ERY compact desirable FREEHOLD tl ['ATE, situate at Old Bracknell, in the county of Barks; comprisiaz a m,.detn Dwelling-11.)Am, or Cottisr.l Omer, with detached dainestic apartovnts, usrlo-liuuse, Stable. enclosed Yards, front Court. Lawn. Shrubbis, Gardecand Paddock ackiodniutt, toseth a with six tuclosoros of rich Aleushor, Arable, and Wood lAA near the premises. May 1w rieweJ till the sale, by applicatiou on the premises, where printed particulars way be bad. Pattieulars may also Lee had of Mr. Smith, Auctioneer, %%indoor, Disks% sod at his Lose. No 9, New broad-street, sear the /Loyal F-x. chance, Loudon. STAFFORDsHIRE.—FISHERWICK PARA.—CAPI TAL EST.ITES AND MANOR'S, MAGNIFICENT MANSION, FISHERY, LANDS, A\l) VALUABLE WOODS. By Nunn. HINDLF., By (trs'er of the Traders at eke George tau, Lichfield, in the County of Stafford, or TUESDAY, May JI, at Tw rive o'clock preciskty, is Farty-two Lots, vat:. verse Capital ;cid truly Yithrible FREE- R_ Hui!) I.4TATEA, the property of the Right /lon. Lord Spei.cer Stanley Chichester ; comprisiag eatensise Manors, Fisheries. Rupert, Mansion House and Offices, beau tithl Park, Plantations, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Grand Sheets of Water, (*secedes, and &Mgr*, iodide Wood., compact Tana. and Lands, coutniuing upwards of Too Thousaod Frier Hundred Acres, stocked with timber; the whole forming one of the most eligible Estates of its extent is the kingdom, eeriest Fishers ick Perk, situate M a beauti ful and healthy pact of the county of Stafford, three miles from the city of Lichfield, her from Tasaworth, and one hundred and twenty North Wert of London; in s most re. spectahle mighty-mastoid, elitism:hut with all kind of field spits. The estimated cslur, upwards of Fire Thousand per anon.. Descriptise particulars are one preparing, and may be bad twerity.uire days previous, at the place of sak ; Mout, Liverpool; BridgwaterArtasithaselreeter ; Hea and Chickens, Birmingham; Queen, Bertoes ; Gawp, Darby; hook, Tsars orth ; Ram, Stafford ; King's Head, Coventry ; Georg''. Northampton; Hush, Bristol; and White Hart, Batb—ot Messrs. Blake and White. Finn-street, Stead; of M Forster, Cooke, and Freer, Linenlo's-lan ; of MC'S.' Kibblewbite, Rowland, and Robinson, Gray's-larroce ; of Mt. James, Land Agent, Buswelkettart, Carey-street ; of Mr. Hogg, Laud Surse)cw, Castle-street, Holborn; at G•r ran ay's ( offir-hunse, Thane-alley, ; and of Hindle, No alt,, Chancery lane, London SALES BY AUCTION: CART HORSF.S.. Sy D. SADLER, At 1L Repasitta7, it tioba,-11-strtat, TO-MORROW at Tit elve, . rUßcapital black Citt fiT HORSES, a ches at ditto, of the Suffolk breed, and a clever gold Hone. The shove merit the attentsiii of gentlemrn, coal. merchants, bcesiers, grocers, eheeseinonzers, zed others, as Ittry arc of large size, and in high condition, perfectly sound, mai well known good work ers. They are the real property of Sir William and are positively to be sold without reserve ; also npoards of Eighty Horses, and Carriages of various de,6criptititis. To he viewed the morning of sale —Public SA, Dais, every Tuesday and Friday. • LAG P.ME /MOCK IN TItADK. By Mr. RANDALL, On the Premises, No. 4g, Long Acre on WEDNESDAY, the estb blatant, and Three follov;hvg, Days, at TWelve o'clock, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. Winter and Hay, Bankrupts, /TINE valuable STOCK in TRADE, com -1 prising a great variety of euginm, looms, and ample menfs of trade, and a large assurtinent of notnanufacturcd cuttuu, thread, worsted, inc. with a great quantity of broad and narrow lace, fringe hues, tassels, 41:e. shop flaunts, nnd 113311,r...4,1y reritinkiesks. To be a ieurd two days previous to the Sale, when cua kmues may he had on t h e premises ; lutd of the Auctioneer, Craven-plat e, Kentish Town A PRIME A! _ MET OF UNREDEEMED ARTICLES. By Messrs. ROBINS, At their Spacious Booses, Piazza, Covest-prdes, THIS DAY, at Twelve, APRIME COLLECTION of FORFEITED ARTICLES, from Mr. Pateaure,_ of Ludgste-bill; ceiwisting of a great variety of modern plate, near Ono us. fine grad repeating and plain watches, bunting ditto, elegant brilliant ear-rings, pine, lockets, all kinds of fancy :tensile) y, capital fire...arms, plated goods, fine Iris's, French cam bric, ininlins, sheeting, elegant black and white lace veils earl sapertine* cloths, ladies' and gentlemen's wearing apparel, bail • and bed hewn, silk and cotton liner bed fur. imitates, curtsies, camels, buoka, prints, cud other rain el. lances, property. May be viewed, sad Catalogues had. FINE Pit-TURF:3 ORY, , D BRON RAWI Z GS, Sm.CARVINGS IN ES, By News. ROBINS, At their Specious ROOMS, Plana, Coyeat-gsrdast, ea 110N -I)AY NEXT, at Tvreim o'clock A GENI: I N E Collection of PICTURES . aid DRAWINGS, by the moat celebrated Masters. Ma. Gaidu, Carmel, blimilith Zaebeto, Holbein Vandyke, ttetiaatiau Itieui, Tesiers, Zurcarelli, Sir Joshua Itesnulda„ Wihnii, Guicsborougb, tarret, Laporte, lvgimoey, kor.. ing ; Paintiags in (*royals by Luttrell, Coates, Russel'', he. ; Carvings is Ivory and Eon Wool, Bronzes, Mode'Y is Was, Miniatures, ix. by Airiest and Modern 3lastris, Mr. Hulbeius, Hoskins, Cooper, Isaac sod Pit. Oliver, itossiba. Scooter, Conway, Skelly, lee. late the property of a Nasal °Seer, deceased, and a Gentirousi genii to the East [rlies. Among the Carvings in Ivory are, a Ca ucibsiesa, of essposne Yrostmanalsip, upwards of foarteeu indite , in height ; n lug Lauytia, au asinine performance; YCLIIIS de blethers, hr. hr. May be viewed on Saturday preceding, and looming of sale, aad catalogues bad at the swum FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, COAGII.MAX.EES, U P HOLSTER ERS, . LONG-ACR L. By Meows ROBINS, On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 27,th lost, at is &Cluck, by directive of the Asnisuscs of )Ir. Sahara Lust, a Raiikispt, THE. valuable LEA S E of those extensive and cosivenient PREMISES, situate in Long-At se, and wooer of Laugwy-dreet, to which du" haws free courcumaca skin, with igste.iway wad private retrainee, Issid 'nadir the 31ererre Company, Ow an unexpired tyres of thietere aid half, from Lady-day last, at a reserved rant of it ul. ptr annum. These Pectins(' staid unrivaled in pond initiation, as well -icenvestienec fur carrying on tle rise 4 businew in the amen estessive lino, in whirl they have Woe estallisheil by the late Mr. Mist ',nerds of Jo years ; tl.ce are also piirtietilarly sell calculated for a cuseln.sitaker, es• bisiet4naLtr, or upholsterer of the first etas, piasessi , l a depth of near tto feet, near 64 feel width in the rear, and Z• feet one inch is Lout-Awe. May bs shut:A ten days prior to the ask, with an ord.? oily fuss Messrs. Rubies, wham particulars easy he Lad ou the premiss*, of Messes. fewness aid Collier, Shintkine; aid in Cuvest.Gardea, where a plas nosy he tree. PENTON VILLE—A SI N Ca: LA RLY !.% EAT all TA(eIZ., WITH EARLY POSSESSION. . Hy 'Messrs. ROBINS, At their Spaclutis Roams, Piazza, Covesit•Cesedea, sz SA TURUAI , May ad, at 'f soh e titluck, SIN( it !LAIiI-1 1 twat L 4 /USE, its the Cot. .1 tap: Style, called Hermes Cottage, replete with cos veuirwers„ gurilea laid out with mat taste, and sarrweindel by a shrubbery, small pees aid summer-bousc, chaise house, stable, brewery, a pup of Sne water, auil River lai.i on, 6.*.e..ftie a hole well adapted (Ur a small seated Fiusi.ly or a Bachelur ; the residcice au.l property at )l i. reinoviag to Holloway, delightfully situate us OA rise otJuhe-street, Peutonville ; cuirimiudiug free views of Ilampst Ilisbptc, and distant cusiwtews : held for a teem ur titi )ears from Sept. ISt neat, at at 31. per annual. Nay be ',oriel, with tickets only, tea !wire tu the sale, with particulars, *kicks may be bad iu e u erid.l;ardeu. _ . . _ CAPITA I. UAT lON, OX ro RD-ST It E ET, ft E- T EE N NEW3IAN-STREET AND RATHBONE- P I.AC E. ROBINS, At their Spacious Rooms, Piano, Coetturclarden, on SA TC It DAY, May ss, at Twelve oclock, by ilitectitta ut the A siores, ERI dc-intble LEASEHOLD PREMISE', V atirmunatanly well adapted for trade, and lately put into complete n•pw.r, nod modaralsod at • co•sittenible tamest:, in the occupattua of Robert Basher, Jeweller and Balesniso, a Bankrupt, eligablj situate, Osfueskstreet, batsman Neu mati-stscet an d Rathboor-plate, a *dilation that artist at all times command trade. The Premises are three uttlfies high,. %let owns s on each Boor, capiral melees shop and psr lour7 OM kitchens, arched vomits, Om. with the advants. et : e f l a d eraps do.r, nod wrack may be made by the lodOnyt ; is long teem, as itlireat lila. per aeons Niger •ies cd tea days previous to the sale, and pas ti co had on the premises, sad in Coyest -Garden: LINCOLNILINN-FIELDS. DISTINGUISHED LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. 17 '. PERFECT ORDER, WITH IMMEDIATE. POSSES SION. Ey Meson. ROBINS, At tltrir Specious Rooms, Pinta, Covent-garden, on MON. DAN , the nth of Jose, at Twelve sitClora, tanks@ resoluta d;.;poted of by Primate Contract, AsiNGULARLY Elegant I.EASEHOLI I RESIDENCE, abounding with conveniences, sad all necessary attached and detached others, worn mil rolr baths, &c. delightfully siteate on the South ti;de of.Lia coin's-inn-fields The Premien !save ben recently wieder aired and beautified at a consider itde experts', and e0n1..1111 tains of two sod thin well-proportioned rowing on en-b on the prioripal story, an elegant draw in; morn, with • bey opening bra balcony, and veranda (rut by 0; and a bar: drawing roma eith handoerr ; Ore dining paraer and lan , r in pro; in lion, Sell the lower 011 , 14 naarervaa wa d wan piete ; hell fora fella 0(99 years, at a low rent. The app.., pnate furniture and effects to be taken at a fair valuation. May be sinner% from ten till two, with to.kets only, w bleb *all printed particalars, nay ite had of Messrs Itobao ('went-garden. - - - - - - ---- - LONDON Paned bI G. D EICIDION, No 19, 0 Ilestral-court, Caray.street, sad published at the. 011( No. Is, Koch of M. Ilene , ' •• Matitelt. 'trans, by WHITE, of nose pine —*traces, kr. fa thl. Pnpl net to the ()lice, post raj, will be doh attente.. l to. NIIMBER 161 THEATRE TPRESE: I Their Majdairie Cutgic °Pens to fair OR, WI The Chaswet;rs b 1 ger, Mr. Kelly, Mr S. gr. Putnam, Mr. i GiLboo, trs. Mount. After •bicr, New ( Astient Britons: I auhert ; HfIIFO. Mu Biutreta (the HO I Bardl, Mr. Smith. Sirup outanii : ri i btr % Drusus, Mr. To-userrou, the C Mayor of Cal rat t —4 he added, the Nt FOR THE BI THEATRE-1 OY"'E LME be acted THE ENt At the cod of the Fo:51 of Afolle; tottisprroeil with IN To which will'be ■ man make ►i. fi Tsdiets t be hi 1 derive-square ; a and of Mr. Braude tt•, Boars sissy be te CONTRACTS COIIIIIIBS GA. IVANT . ED wieilaaed c, Ncrth Britain, a; ..44i -cry, Etch Qaan rien tine to tine ‘e . fir the tame king. The Ethyl:ries to , text se the respectO co.Ainee until the Q• Proposals for sus coosty ►a Iles* Sri &Asia, end tarsi Jersey, and Alder's Cesar," will be Mei Monday, the AS W that, in those Cow are weed, the Prop of oath description. Proposals for Co Currier," will be re the 7th of Jane; will be policed, sr Particular, red the if sent by pest, II most be siesespesi wow, enKagler; to b the smog expressed wee of the Coots., Particuhus of st st this Office, bete Deputy COMMilleill wean* C•wessiirter, Cornetts:airy Dares . Cstoberhuid, Der, Huts, Hs N, hi Norfolk, Northam mentet,Suffelk,flks Nut\ Britain; Wiereseir, JeriNe THE STITUTIO Ne%apper Room ethme. Boots remain Street ; Metal,. L and Co. Berseaow rt. eive the Nasser at three Grimes Wee of the few P 0 .• Part of thi kildisi may pet PITIII=TCA 1 baling Drag St r contained SI 6 . . Priam Ze 1,000 4,000 21,ukto Tideets. Ticket/ and Si io Lendosta, and Preaen , thwage bT. li The nun. and El 'ost Right Hi ig Hun oral Right Right Has Right I Sir C. PP sir Ws gas 111 THE AN ►eld at street, on WED Right Hon. Ear aamisel Easaniii Juita Dixon. Ea David Gordue, Edward Harass John Haider, Er Ditauer ea . —1 Tiebete feeh the Secretary, tl relli the Sups Mr. Grasswell, querge's-Sehle ; house aid the Ne Peruses !ails witl be pm e- Pl.NiSesis tris :tl.l, tee,