The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-04 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PIRLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, JUNE 2. The SPEAKER attended at the Bar of the Upper House, to hear the Royal Assent given by Commission to divers Bills , of which , on his re. turn, he informed the House. Admiral HARVEY obtained leave to bring iii a Bill to regulate certain Acts respecting the Bri tish Fisheries. The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER moved to britig in a Bill for regulating Ihe Assess ment of Landed Property, which was afterwards brought up by Mr. Lushington. The Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be read again on 'Tuesday next. Mr. AsToN, on the Order of the Day being read for considering the State of East India Ship, ping, moved the reading of the Acts of the 33d and 13d of the present reign ; and obtained leave to bring in a Bill which should authorize the Cbm. pony to take up ships without going to the cxpence of advertisements . . This Hill he afterwards brought tip ; when it was read, and ordered to be read again on Tuesday. Mr. R.OSE moved the Resolution which went to indemnify the Dean and Chapter of Wcstmin. ster, after which; the Westminster Improvement Bill was committed for Tuesday. The East.lyolia Company's Recruits Bill was read the third time and passed. Mr. DLJNDAS moved the reading of the East, India Loan Bill, which was ordered to be again read on Tuesday, and also to be printed. • Mr. LUi/IINGTON brought up the Report of the Resolutions of the Committee of Supply,' which were, with the exception of one, agreed to. Mr. W. IV YNNE brought in a Bill for the Pre. ventian of Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members of Parliament ; it recited the ineffie.t. cy of the Statute of the '2d Gco. 11. was read a' first thee, ordered to bo printed, and read again on Tuesday . A Message from the Lords informed the House that their Lordships had agreed to the Workhouse Bill, the Overseers' Accounts Bill, the Irish In solvent. Debtors' Bill, and the Gas Light Compa ny Bill. The Scotch Clergy Bill went into a Committee, and the Report was ordered to be received on Tuesday. The Irish Post-Office Regulation Bill was coin. mitted for Tuesday. It went (as we gathered from Mr. Foster) to place the Editors of the Irish Papers on the same footing with those of the Bri tish Papers. PRIVILF.CiES OF PARLIAMENT. Mr. W. WYNNE wished to know if the Chan cellor of the Exchequer meant to propose any mo tion, daring the Session,, affirmative of the "Awl., leges of Parliament? • Mr. PEW:EVA L intimated that he entertillsad Ao sath intention. Mr. V. WYNNE then gave notice, (hat he would; on Friday next, move certain Resolutions, declaratory of the Privileges of that House,. in cases of Actions pending against it in Courts of Law. The Irish Stamp Duty Bill, and Irish Windows Bill, went through their stages; and the Lowland Distilleries Bill was passed. The Irish Loans Bill was read the third time aaf aassed, The English Militia Pay Bill, the Irish Militia Pity Bill, the Militia Adjutant Bill, the Scotch Distillery Bill, went* through the Committee, and were ordered to he reported on Tuesday ; The Resolutions of the Committee,of Ways and Means were severally agreed to.. * The Newfoundland Fisheries Bill was ordered to be read the second time on Tuesday. The Wool Bill went through a Committee, and was ordered to be read a third time tin Tuesday and the Consolidated Surplus Fund Bill was com mitted for the same (lay. The Shadwell Church Repairs Bill (the tower of which is tumbling down) was read the becond time and committed for Wednesday. Adjourned till Tuesday. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 2. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Wur-011ire, June 2. 6th Rilintent of Dragoon Guards, Captain Henry Milbonke, fmta the Alth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice !Wagon, who exchanges. bib Regiment of ,Light Dragoons, Nathaniel Sneyd, Gent. to be Cornet, vice John King, deceased. 17th Ditto, Coraa John Smith to be Lieueetiant, by pur chase, vice Walker, promoted. 29th Ditto, Captain William Hanlon, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Tyoop, vice Millinke, who • exchanges. id Regiment t)f Foot Guards, Enslga the lion. Joshua Allen to be Lieutenant, without purihnse, vice Dull; who recital. William Stockdalc, Geut. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Allen. let iteciment of Foot, , William Munro 51‘ Kenzie Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase; vice James Stuart, promo te,l. Thoinag itutkdge,Gest. to be Cosign, with Out pur chase, vice 31aclelid, promoted. Silt Ditto, Lieutenant James Kershaw, from half-pay of the 103 d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Made, who exchanges. 6411 Ditto, Emicu henry flee to be Isteutenant, by purchase, vice Wallace, who retires. Alexander IlOgg, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Gee. Serjeant-MajorJus. Piggott to be Quarter-Master, vice Booth, deceased. 'eh D i tto, 'fluouus Young Lester, Gent. to he Lieutenant. by purchsise, vice Bunke, who retires. George Set.in, • liew. to be Lieutenant, Bithout purchase. 15th Ditto, Captain R. D. Spread, from the 99d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vier Blake, who exchanges. 13th Ditto, Quarter-Mater.Serfetint ,/l ugh Galley to be Quarter-Master. vice Nowlin, decenaed, 21st Ditto. Captain A. James Roes to be Majnr, by pur-1 chase, vice Dunbar, who retires. Lientenaot John Geor . ge Greco to be Captain of a Company , by purchase, v i ce. Ross. Second Lieutenant John Gull to be Vint Lieete - moo, purchase, vice Green. 3jth Ditto, Lieutenant J. Wiurow, from the 84th Font, to ho' Li, utctiant, vice it. Holt, who exchanges. John :Yapper, Gent. to be Erbiarn, without pllrehtia. _ 3141 1/itto, Ensign Edward Thompson to be Lieutenant, vice derettwel. To be Ensigns, without purchase. Alexander Haswall, Gent. vice bliFitenott, promoted. l Ralph Sicholion, Geri. vice Knox, promoted. James Thomrsm, Gent. vice M`Ca,rthy, promoted. I'lloonas Clarke, Gent. vice Boyce, decemed. 3ith I)ittn, Ltriign Richard Ku, rota the Longford Militia, to he Essigot. Stith Ditto, Matthew Moore, from the 62d Font, to be Lieutenant, *Wood purchaw, vice Roberts, whn resigns. • 45th Ditto, Captain J. M. Starkpuole, from the tat Garri son Battalion, to be *Captain of a Company, vice Gre gory, woo eicbsuges. ' :;r li _, . , 47th Ditto, ligagillotfrom the Meath Mi litia, to be Ensign. • ' . • 50th Ditto, Ensign an Daniel Lyon to have the rank of • • 4.: ‘. 39th Ditto, Quarter- ter. es William Baird to be Quarter -Master, vibe Booth, appisikted to the Bth Royal ; Veteran Battalion. 60th Ditto. Major the • Hop. Giorgi illaquiere, from tht Quarter-Master-Getiensra SW, to be Motor, vice Bat urst, who exchanges. 62d Ditto, Robert Brandllck Falsorean, Gent. to be Emig's, • without purchase. vice Moore, promoted in the 39th Foot. 6lth Ditto, Lieutenant Ilogh Monti) from the Royals. tube Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Beatty, pro moted. 65th Ditto. Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Young, from the 2401 Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vire 13e11, deceased. 67th Ditto, P. Kirwen Gent. to be Ensign, by porchase, vice Price, promoted . George Yates, Gent. to be Assist- ant-Surgeon, vice Logan, deceased. J. 72d Ditto, Edward Newton, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vire Scott; superseded. 73d Ditto. John Williams, Esq. to be Paymaster of the 2d Battalion. 80th Ditto, Ensign T. L. Colt to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice St. George, promoted. 1 840 Ditto, Lieutenant R. Holt, from the 30th Poor, to be Lieutenant, vire J. Winrow. who exchanges. Lietiteoadt Barry" from the Meoth/itilitia, tube Ensign. 934 Ditto, Captain M. G. Blake, from the 15th Foot, to be Captain of a Company., vice Spread, who exchanges. 1 Ist Ceylon Regiment, George W slham Crooke,. Gent. to be Second Lieutemint, without purchase, vice Tench, pros-1 , • tamed. 4th Ditto, Liesitenant Robert Brown; from the 43J Foot, to. be Paymaster. Roll's Regiment, Emig° Maximilian &cher tribe Lieutenant. , Joseph Gunter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Escher. Ist Garrison Battalion, Captain David Gregory, from the 45th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stack poole, who exchanges. sth Ditto, Lieutenant Francis •Bernard, from the Bth Garri son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Booth, placed on halfopay of the nth GarrisOn Battalion. 11th Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign John Crampton to be • Adjutant, vice Wynne, appointed no the 43th Foot. John Moon, Gent. to be Ensign. Royal Newfoundland Fentibles,. Lieutenant Robert Mockler to be Captain of a Company. vice Pitts, deceased. En sign Edward Dwight to he Lieutenant, vice Mockler. • STAFF. • _ Thomas Williams, Clerk, late Garrison Chaplain at Leellitl guard Fort, to be Chaplain to the Forces. • ` - .rt brevet Lieutenant-Colocel James &oboist, from theefOlb Foot, to be a Permanent Assistant in the Quarter-Maders General's Department, vice Blaquiere, wbnexchtuntes. The undermentioned Persons, now employed in the Commis- 1 sariat Department as Acting Assistant Commissaries, or as Clerks, to lw Deputy Assistant-Cominimiries-General to the Forces, viz. Edward Cooke Robinson, P. D. Aunts, Philip Andrew Fountain, William Ileydinger,.L. E. Ertainiuger, Charles I/e Belt, Nugent Hodges, Francis Yid in, William Fader. Tupper Care.-, George Aiuslie, John Forbes, Christopher Preen, William Henry Petken, Johu Spurrier, Charles Schinidchen, Thomas Charles Johy, J. J. 'Moore, Andrew Melville, Francis W. Haden, Samuel Belson, Alexander Strachan, Peter St. Relay, Thomas Kearney, Thomas Ilewetsun, John Finlay,. John Matthew Cnbbe, John Walter Wilkinson,' Augustus Kiiper, Charles PUrcell, Warner Varnlmm. Ignotius Weckinger, George Crook shank, Thomas Reynolds, J. Fisher, John Lawrence, John Dankaerts Charles Stevenson, Robert Beadle. Peter Berard, Harold i France, and kirk:int Stonier Gomm. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistants Surgeon James Wilson, from the Royal African Corps, to he Apothecary to the Forces serving on the Coast of Africa. The King's German Legion. 2d Dragoons, John Chris:hie nehmen, Gent: to be Cornet, vice Claud, promoted. Ist Light Dragoons, ('aptain Charles 'Otto, from the 3d Light 13rageom, to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Plessen. 311 Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Bremer to be Captain, with • temporary rank, vice Otto,.prontoted in theist Light Dna goums. Cornet George Meyer to be Lieutenant, vice Dos mer. Gentleman Cadet Frederick Nanne to be Cornet, vice Meyer. 3d Battalion of the Line, Weypart de Later', Gent. to be Ensign, vire Hasselhack, promoted. 4th I)ittis, - Romano, Gent. to be Ensigavice Freudeo thail, p • ted. The Doke of Bran wick Oels' Corps. Cavalry, Hospital-Mate Frederick 'lade to be Assistant. Surgeon. MEMOICANDUIII. • The Appointment of Crawford, Gent: to he Ensign in the lith Regiment of Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 1 3d January, 1509, has not taken place. Lieutenant Low, of (he id Foot, and Llenteniust Stephens, of the 4th Garrison 1341talion,•are superseded, being absent without Leave. ERRATUM the• Gazette of the 26th ultimo. For 24ta Regiment of Foot; Lieutenant Wiltioun G. Douglas, • from the - ISM Foot,ao he Lieutenant. without' purehae, Read 10th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant William G. Douglas, from the 15th Foot, tote Lieutenant without purchase. Commission si t ined by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of. - • • Surrey. Braswell and Wayniouth Volunteer Infantry. Joseph Ilinwell, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated January 10, 1510. Commission in the 3Sth, or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Robert Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dunlop, resigned. Dotted May 9, 1810. ieleveii,at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attntides, b1e 441 - Co2per and Losie, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lanes - an Mr. Oared, Liverpool: S. Barratt, Roll's-bad ling% Fetter-lane, jeweller, June 16, 19, July 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Striae, Great Portland-street. - K. Fuller. Deal, Kent,shopkeeper, June 16, 19, July 14 'at ten, ut Guildludl. Attorney, Mr. Russel, Laut-stretstk :Southwark. S Jackson, Beinmdserstreet, Surrey, wnolstspler, 3, ut twelve, 23, July 11, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Dowgate-hill. W. and J. Smith, Stapleford, Hertford, and Whetstone, , .Fieris-Barartt, timber -raerchimits. Jane 5, 16, July 14, at tea. atGuildhall. Attoruies, Mr. Giles, Great Shire-lani; and Mr. Pate, Bury St Edmunds Sutt4k. P. ht`Tageart. Loudon, br oker. June 5, 12. July Mattel', at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Wasbrough, Warnfusd-court, Thruginorton-street. J. Polley, New Bond-street.Turnitnre printer. June 5, 16, July 11, at eleven, at. Guildhall. Atltinfies, hltNirs. Sweet and Stakes, King's Bench-walks, Temple. W. J. Ward, Nlalket-street, St. James's, victualler, June 9, 17, July 1.1, at one, at' J. Bolt, Birmingham, snutiers-maker, June 15, 16, July 11, at eleven, at the Seven Stars, Birmingham. A itornies, air. BodSeld, Hind-court, Fleet-street ; and J. Mandsley, Bir minghatn. S. Perks, Walsall, Stafford, factor. June 19, at four, 20, I July 14, at twelve, at the Royal lintel, Biriningham. At - tonnes, Messrs. rain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry ; and M r. W hatele,v. Birmingham. E. Rawson, Clesnent's-lane, carpenter, June 9, 19, at ' twelve, July 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attarities, Messrs. Noy and Pope Mincing-lane, Tower-street. G. Frost, Gtiteshead,. Dur ham, victualler, June 4, 19, at eleven. July 14, at fuur, at the Queen's Head, Newcastle-up , on-Tyne. Anomie', Messrs. Bell and Brodriek, Bow-lane, Cheapside; and Mr. Willis, Gateshead. Philpot-lane, prnvisina-broker, Jane 16,23, July 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boswell, St. Michael's-alley, Contain. • G. 11. Gerlach, Loudon-street, , Fenchurch-street (partner with J. C. IL. Reimers, of Jever, East Friesland), merchant, June 9, 16, July 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mews. Palmer, Tosnlintons, and Thomson, Copthall-court, Throginorion.street. J. Aldridge ' Nelsno.square, Blaekfiiars-road, surgeon, June 9, 19. Jul y 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Arrawsmith, Devnnsliire-st reet,Queen-square. . J. Coleman, Silver-street. Golden-square, tallow-chandler, June 9. 16, at twelve, July 14. at one. at Guildhall. Actor sties, Messrs: Gale an.' Son, Bedford-street, Redford-row. v- • G. B. Tipping, Wormwood-street, merchant, June 9. 16, July 11. at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Aide's gate-street. DIVIDENDS. June 29. T. Francis and Co. Cambridge, merchants.—June 33. S. Salipson and C. Chipchace, Bread-street,sils -mercers. —Juite.2B. C. Garland. Brackley, Northampton, salesman.— June 26. R., Wilson, West Smithfield, toNacconist.—.lnc Sti. J. Leo, Manchester, nierdiaot.—July 2. J. Hindle nerd Co. Senteclid'e. within Ac Mom. Lancaster, calico-printers.-- June `26. Anderson and D. Robertsim, Coleman-street, merchants.—Jour T. Platt, Digglee, Saddlenorth, York, merchant. — June 30. M. Turner, St. Martin's-le-Grand, silk manufacturer. —July 3. T. While, Southwark, haberdasher. —June 2S. J. Ek Os tord-sireet, cheesetnimger.-3 one 23. J. H. Schneider, Bow-lane, merclialit.—June tit*. J. German. Alderinalibury, hosier.—June 30. J. Jackson, Great Yar mouth, Nowfulk, chemist. —June V. J. Knight, Lower Clap ton, corn-chandler.—June 30. J. Fenton and G. Moore, Ito therhithe-street, smiths.—June 30. P. L. Ford, Howland Mews West; backiwynam.—.lune 23. A. Darley, It:whack, Halhorn, vieticaller.—June T.J. H. R. Jones, Tyr-street. Fiashury square, confectioner.—Jnne 23. J. Bacon, Earl of I I Chatham, klughes-lields, Deptford, victualler. CERTIFICATES.Ju 23. J. Lynn, North-place, Gray's lint-lane, money-scrivener.— J. Shase, Shoe-lime. etipper-plate-tuaker.—J. Watson stud Co. Preston, Lancaster, cottun-spiders.—T. Clivetnal S. Ri chardson, Tukenhouse-yard, merchants. I Average Pricesof Corn, by the quarter of eight Winches ter Bushels, and of Oatmeal per Bull of 11Ulbs. A voirdupitis, frau) the returns welted iu the week end* 2tith ot . May, 1810:- , -Wlifeat fstie. ltd.—Barley 48s. 4d. — Oats 294. bd.—Beaus 595. 01—Pease 556. U.—Oatmeal 59.1. rid. • The Average Price of BMW's or 111tiscovada Sognr, corn putted from the Returns tande in the Week, ending the 30th slay of May, 18111, is 4Ss. 11d. per cwt. exclusive of the duties dilettanti's paid or payable tnertion on the isuPurtation thereof into Great•Britutii. imi=ossmeme=res. Ills MAJESTY, in consideration of the services of Sir .1 4st Es LucAs Vxo, Knight, Commander of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of • St. Bento d'Avis,• at the attack of El Munn, on the Coast of Spain, on the 4th of Julie, 1805, and at the recent reduction of the colony of Cayenne, lies been pleased to grant him the following armorial Ensigns:—" On AI Cheyenne between two towers in Chief, and ra reprrientAtion of the Star of the Aforesaid Royal Portuguese.' Order of St. Bent° 4 • Avis in base, it cross story between two anchors, All within a bordure charged with crescents ; and on a chief nary a representation of the town and forts of El Mures aforesaid," and far Crest, issuatit -from a naval crown, a ram's head, hold. big in the month a branch of laurel, together with the motto, " Conjiauce." If any thing can induce a person to sport a 61- Ile, by way of obtaining a desirable income, next Friday must be the day, ! --the day on which the Lottery draws. Only buy a sixteenth, end you may realize an income of 6001. per annum ; an Eighth 14001. a Quarter 2,4001. an Half 4SOOI. a Ticket 9,6001. Such Chances as these were never before submiteeti to public attention, and may be had at IloaNspir and Co.'s, 26, C ,, ritliill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough ; where the Public haye..receired the following Grand List of Capital Prizes, 2 of 30,0001. 19 of 20,0001. 33 'of 10,0001. 47 of 5,0C10 1 . 52 of 2 ; 0 ° 01 . 76 of 1,0001. 99 of 5001. °, • on:missions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Loverien Regiluent of Lincolnshire Local Militia. William Nletheringham Sheik!, Geut. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 16, 181(1. Stamford Rogintem of Lincolnshire Local Militia. William Harper. Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 22, 1810. Jobe Warren Cram, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. John Cooke, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Francis Butt. Gent. to be EMigo.• 'Dated at above. • Joseph Bull, Gent. to be ditto : Dated as above. . Abraham Congrece, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Holland and Boston Regiment of Lincolnshire Ltical • Militia. John Hilt, Gent. to be Lieuten a nt. Dated May 23, 1810. Commissions signed b y the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Shropshire Regular Militia. Richard Ambler, Esq. to bit Captain. Dated May 1, 1910. Thomas 'transmit, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 4, 1810. North Shropshire Local Militia. Thomas Price to be Ensign. Dated June 2, 1809. Lieuteatutt Christopher Scott to be Captain. Dated May 10, 1810. • Lieutenant John Cnixon to be ditto. IA asisbove. Centre Shropshire Local Militia. Thomas Lleyd,Esq. to be v- Captain. Dataal April SI, 1810. Ensign Peter Bentley lo be Lieutenant. Dated as ntsive. Ensign Richard Brim. hall to be ditto. Dated as above. Edward Edmunds, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated as above. Commissions in the Snail)lk Local Militia, signed by the Lutd Lieuteuant. , • Risbridge Rattation. , Gilbert MSc& Esq. to be Major, vice William Henry Ro birrain, Esq. resigned. Dated March lu, 1810. Edward William illuthew, Esq.. to be Captain. Dated as above. John Ilsline, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated April 1, 1810. Colneis Battalion. Christopher Tennant, Eaq. to be Captain. Dated Marti; 10, 1810. Crown Office, June 2, 1810. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERV 4 IN TIIIS PRE • SENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of St. Germans. The Right Horsourable Charles Philip Yorke, of Boning tons, in the Cdunty of Hertford. , BANKRUPTS. G. Robson, Lancaster, linen-draper, to surrender June 29, - $O, July 14, at eleven, at the New Cock, Preston, Lancaster. Atturuier, Mr. Whale, Johu-street, Bedford-row;' and Mr. Smith ' Preston. J. S wain, Rainsgate, Kent, brfeklayer, June 11,14, July 14, at eleven, aulie King's Head Tavern, Ramomite. Attor flies, Mr. Wightwick, Ramsgate; and Mr. Bigg, Hutton Garden. W. Bennett, North Petherten, Somerset, baker, Jane 5 6, July 14, at eleven, at the Fleur-de-lis Ina, Bridgewater, Somerset. Attornies, Mr. Parsons; Bridgewater; r and Messrs. Blake, Csook's-court, Carey-street. D. Gray Long Melford, Snffolk. ;racer, June 11, at six, 11, July 14, at sleven, at die Grillin Inn, March. Isle of Ely. Attornies, Mr. Sewell, Chatteris, Isle of Ely; and „Messrs, Ltigh and Mason, New Bridge-street; . S. Ackerley, Liverpool, woollen draper, July 2, 3,14, at _ 111 R FH. On %aturdav, nt his house in Itusseit.square, the Lady of Claude Geo. Thurman, Esq. of a daughter. !WARMED. On the 19th ult. at St. Andrew's church, Holborn, Mr. William Botton,•ta Mary, eldest dauguter of Mr. W. !ta blas, Fleet-street. SALE BY AUCTION. Eat and §sied toning Water Works, .Kennet and Atm*, and Thainesaud Medway Canals, intended Stamford Jaw-. tioa r tind Mehra', Bridgewater and Seaton, Ens%ea! ;11`1.- tension, and Wideld of Kent, and Grand U nion Latinis,• Auction Mart, Vauxhall and Strand Bridges, Goldiss4atte and Britisb.Ale Breweries, Eagle and Rope .Fite 01IWO Shares. • By Mr...RIbHARD KXEDHAM, At the A UcTION hl ALT, near the Bank, on WED? Es. ' DAY•the 6th June .18114 st Twelve u'Clock, • . , Q i EVEILAL 'SlIARkti is each thu abovo.. 'inenticisted Concerns. k- 7 Catalogues on Tuesday and Morning of Sale, at the Ant% tioneer't, at the /Atari and Nor le, Brigid-awl, Loyal ... .: •PT.F^ - ~- I\ i• . --. - . • . • . • • . . . t 1 . . . . . . . .. .:' • ..• .• . , ' . . . • . • •._ . . • .. THE- , STAf'rEgMAIi. ,- ' . • .. , i _ ____-- • SALES ile . AUCTION. Genuine Household Filiniture, a friii Lois of Mate, China,se- Aral filaiiiigany Counting-House .oe , ks, Mahogany Book. awes, and Mad& By Mr. BURTON, TO-MORROW, at Eleven o'clock. at the Sale Room, Coen niercial Mall, removed for the convenience of Sale. V icr of the Genuine 110i1SEHOIA) FUR. p bilaoßE anf ERVECTS of a GEN'rI.I . :IIIAN ailing Towns. comprising, Maliogauy Four-post and Tent Bedstead,, viitit Cotton Furniturep, leatberßeds, clean Bed. ding, Mattogimy C made Chests of Drawers, Basun-stands and Chainlive Chairs tilidni e lany ilookaises, litaleogany Di u . Me, Card, and Penitwoike Table, Pier and Dressing (11a.ic, Dining-room arid Parlour Chairs, an Eight-day Chick, Br u% . sets and Kidderminster 'Carpets , Kitcheu itequisites, Muni,. gaily Double and Single Counting-house Desks, Nest of Pi. geon-litile..anil numerous effects. ITo he viewed to - morrow ; catalogues WO at the rooms, and of Mr. Barton, tit, Camila'. Votes for the County of Kent.—Valuable Plots of Freehold Building ground. lfy .tr. MAIMS, On TUESDAY, lb.! IV.th of JUN P., _at Twelve, at the George Inn, Leivisaani, Kent, ABOUT t 2.4 Lots ut valuuble FItEEHOLI)- GROUND, most eligibly and desirably situate fur building on, lying immediately in front of the New Road; from the George Public Home, Lewisham, to Hither- g reen, Sze. The Grounds well supplied uitb Water, and from the great demand fur flotbes at Len i•lnon, Sic is 'twined no idler great advantage to the Speculator, builder, and others. The Ground to he viewed by applyin; to the George la% Lewisham, where particulars, Wall annexed pions, may be had. Also at the Gretna Man, Blarkheath; Castle, Eltharni King's Head, Bromley ; Centurion, Deptford; lirieklit;ser's Arms, Kent-ranch; of Mr. 'Parker, Sol)citor, of Mr. Burton, Cornhill. SHARES io the UNION, EAcLli, and ATLAS' FIRS 0 1.• tic ES ; STRAN D • 1111,11 A SIAM VORIS JUNCTION CANAL, aml HitillQATE - BILL A &CH WA Y. By Mr. • BUBTON, Oa Wednesday, the kith Lstaiit, at 12 o'clock, at Garraway's (:ntfee-noose, • SEVERAL •SIIARES io the above valuable I and promising CONCERNS. Printed ile:cipike particuiav:•inay be hada, Garraway't; at toe Salutation heagate•street ; and of hlr„ Burton, 62, Cornhill. Small Genteel Cottage. ( s:ou C ommon . fiv Mr, 1-11.111.T0N, Oa Wednesday the 13th inst. at 12 o'ciock, at Garraway's Cutler-House, tailc.44 previously dioptitied of by prkate CIAl• tract, A SMALL GENTEEL COTTAGE, very pie:man:ly shunted in Night itgale-lane, Iserw r ea Clapham and Watittsw. rth COI nithblas, contaiuL:g five mons. with oth. r t•oiw .at.encies ; plwatiut e garden, aad spacious orchard, of ..hint iWrilft atilt and a half, abuotttioly clothed with choice fur: si trees; I.eld un lease for auuut tr.) years, at a low read. .• . he viewed, :tad particulars hnd on the premises, at Gar , raway's, and 4.f :Mr. Borten, No. 62, Qll.llllOl. HULLO W A Y. By Air. On Wednesday, tlie)3tle Garraway's, very desirable LEASE cif.a neat RPM -1 HENCE, with ebiaise•hause, st4ble and garden, very pleasanti sitwiae ill the village ofilollotrav r a feu 'investor yowl the Llrip 1. 'flie premises lire in good repair, and entt- Min four sleeping-riaios, !an pas-cars, kitchen. crit4ring, Ovalle garden, d ; held au lease fur nine years, at a law rent. T. be viewed, and particulars had on the premises, at Gar ra way's, and Of r. Burton, ti‘?, Coriihill. BOU V Eitn,s - ritt:a. ELEPa-STRLET. By Mr. tsuirros, On Wednesday, the'l3th ino. at 12, at Garraway's, THE very desirable LEASE of a viaveitielit brick-built DIV ELLiNG BOUSE, with commodious .4varehoo-es, eligibly situated Pio. 5, Boitwrie-street, 6trett. The premises contain ti6e sleeping-rooms papered, neat drawing-room paper:ll, hrenktabt r.unu, %pa ioll4 wan.- Mouses, trlihgotia light conceisicat kitchen. and excellent %sit*, beer, and coal celiariag; geld oulea3e tor au unexpired term of scars. I'o be vtawed, and descriptive partletihrs had on the pie. mises, at Ciatrraway's, mid of Mr. Burton, 61, CnrohiU. Genteel Residence, aid spacious Walled Garden, North Ad• dingtoa- Place, Camberwell. fig Mr. BURTON, Oa WEDNESDAY, - JUN 13, at 'Curbs, at the AUC . TION MAR t`, A .VERY desirable; RESIDENCE, cheerfully siuuatrd in a respectable Nelibbourhood, and well cal culated for the imniedime Reception of a genteel Tamil), being No. 7, North Addinow-puce, Camberwell, as are% - able distance of too miles and a half from the Royal Es c:pine. The premises are in excellent repair, and contain hve airy sleeping nnint9, handsome drawna i t-room. diuhtg ro and mor::ing parlour, china closet, hall, ourser3, convenient kitchen, detached wash-house aud - gond eellariag, a productive walled garden, a bouling-gteen and fore-gae den; held on lease for eighteen years from Midsummer next, at a low rent. ' To be viewed, and particulars had on the premises; at the Mart ; and of Mr.*Bartou, Valuable Freehold ITwellau; Ilnot.es, mad 1-Ammer's Yard and l'rents.e., Bermondsey. Hy Mr. BUXTON, On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, at twelve, at the AUC TION MART, In seven lons, A. TRULY valuable and very FREE desirable HOLD EST \TE, enmprizing at-parlous Felltatinger's Yard,-with rettnigte Buildings ' sin Ate w Bert ondstty-greet; iliSI) four substantial well-built Brick nwelling-lumpes,situtne Nos. 98, 99, 101 and 101, Bermondsey-greet; and three Dwelling-ltosei, situate tu the Gateway ailluihing, part tat Lea- • e, !Ito ltemaioder let to Truants at Will. The Whole to he yiened. and Muth-Wan had on the re-- spective Premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Burton, Geoteel Resideore, Carden, and Stable, Claptno. By Mr. BURTON, t • On WEDS ESDA V, the 13th Julie, at Twelve, at the • Auction Jla.t, • ACHEEitiqn. compact LEASEHOLD R:?- SII)I NCL, with productive walled Garden and Scuttle, plea.notly situate n Upper Clat.too, corninandinc ex tensive Hod uninterrupted views of the SUITIMI. ding country well adapted for a sin.ill respectatilefanilly, LAW Cuatal&ffleir sleeping rooms, dining-rooin, parlour, kitchen, uazati loos. , n e a , l walled garden , told one - mall stable , with loft over. lield on lease for years, at a 11)W rent. To be viewed, anti li:4 . rib:tilers had on the Peetnises; at the Mart; and of air. Burton, el, Coe )) t ill. Genteel Family Residence, with walled Garden, drove, Hackney. • By Mr. BUKTON, On Thursday the sfir July, ut VI, at the Auction Mart, neat the Bank, AMOST excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, replete wiitt domestic convenience, de.irably situate, No. 2, Cirove, Hackney, well calculated for the inisnrciiitte 1 1 reception of a genteel family, and coutai.s live sirepiilv rooms, handsome spacious drawing roost, itittinA-ruum, brary, and convenient domesti, arrange:new. bell tut leme for 40 years, at a ground rent of 61. 13. per :Tatou. To be viewed with tickets,. w hich, with dexriplivc 1 ,1 r 6 ' cigars, may he had tm the Premises ; at the :Dart ; taut of Mr. Burton, 62, Cortibitl. ST .AMFORD-STREET, IMACKFRIAR'S-ROAD. By Mt. BURTON, • • A Very commocliows contr. A Mint FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Carden, Com Is house, and four-stall Stable, Servants'-roOlos over, most di gibly situated No. 26, Statnford-street, Blackfrittes-i tad.— The Preinises ate its exceLtent order, well calculated tor ri dler a professional or private Geutlemaa, t oot c .,m,ttu ao Observatory, seven Sleeping-rouins, lofty Mao log-room. I Dialog morn, Morning Parlour, GentletostoN rooms, alas, and China closet, mid sonvenieut Domestic Otfices. To he viewed with Tickets, which, %lea Particulars, eau be had of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornhill. ' - I LUNDON : Printed and Published by_ I/. Or STATIIIIMAY Oltstcs Flert-streei. ~~ ¢• . r 'Coin eep lion Uoto sit th log. Veil _ N 30. • DIED. Ou the?.2l alt. sincerely lamented, Mrs. Sarah Taylor, wife of Wm. Taylor; Esq. of Hartshorn-hall. in the county of Derby, and of - Nag's-head-void, Gracechurch-street. On :ftsursdav last, at his house in Golden-squ tre, siceerely lamented by his family and acquaintance, Juno IVallacr, Eel. Last week. at hisveat, Patna, in the county of cork. Ed ward Heard, Esq. eldest son of the late Hi, la.rd Heard, Esq. of the same county. He was formerlya Major hi the sersiee of the East-India Company, on the ilengal estnblish meta, and particularly distinguished hisi elf on the Stair of Gen. Goddard in the reduction of the province of Gererat. Preferring heroic fame to the accumulation of wealth, he de rived nothing but his laurels from the service. and retunwd.to his hereditary estates in the evening of life, " Oliwn cant dignlinte," universally esteemed and respected. 1 W( Mir Has be, I greai Bac I -.- Live( ara a 200 1 ( Igo• V 1.71 the 11541 E' Uri Z• 3 • ri_( likeAi alio' MO YOI by sod Yur li Lit DW. bce /el brill eve . tke et FA ?al tbe Vur Na NI P" sal I 1 liu adi Ri bri 1 se: re' le: to -ii)in " lb a