The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-06-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. COVET 'OF li LNG'S BENCII-Jrxr 9• irturtga r. lnitl Cd cad OTUtft.e. This was an avtio3 brought a g aiyst the late Sheriff of Middlesex, for not having taken in exe cution, ou a writ of fieri .fiscius, the effects of his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, iu his apart ments in Kensington Palace. It appeared in evideace. that the Plaintiff had .recowtred is judgment apipst his Bayed that iu luue, 1807, execution had been token out against his goods, for 3,0ea1. and upwards; and that there were, at that time, effects of kis Royal highness in his apartments in Kensington Palace ; but that the Sheriff had declined to execute the proettai of the law darns, conceiving that Ken tiagton Palace; thOugh it has nut been inhabited by Hiw present Majesty at any time during his reign, was yst a privileged / place, and protected the ;fools of all persons whatever whilst they remained there. Lord El.l.xxaoaouGu, in his charge to the ; Jury, lett it to them to say whether this was a Itoyat palace or tot? and the Jar y having found that it was, - a verdict was taken fur the Defend ants. But it Witi wideretood that the point of aw • 11 Nether a palace, which the King has ceased to - reside in, still retains its privilege of exemption from the execution of all legal process - .issuing out of the Courts at %Vestioiuster ? would be brought before the Court of King's Bench for determi nation. In the pain:anis enumeration of the garrisons, military fort es, and profound tranquillity of the kingdom of Naples, given by King dissent, he has forgotten to mention that the island of Caprea, situ ate at the entrance of the Bay of Naples, and com manding. the commerce of the capital itvelf, is still held by the English, in defiance of the power of BONAPARTE. lsovere* and d, spot of Europe, he is powerless, on the element • f th e ocean. - A shocking circumstance occurred its the neigh bourhood of Wolverhampton, on Wednesday last. —Mr. IVean, of Moseley, was married, on the preceding Sunday, to an amiable young Lady of that place; and only a few. hours after, he aste rn:lett the family with symptoms of insanity. lo this sad state, he on Wednesday destroyed seve ral sheep. and obtained u pair of loaded pistols, with which he alarmed the neighbourhood by threatening to fire upon many persons. He next opt possieseinn of a razor, and, dreadful to relate, lie first cnt hi, wife's throat, mei then his own; al most every person who attempted to secure him was wou n ded.—Neither 'he nor his wife are e-- prevail to recover. Jouti Sorra, a collier ne.sr Workington, being . - at his cagoules) , employment last Tuesday morn ing, in casting the basket off the train, or carnage, on which the coals are conveyed to the bank, the basket unfortunately cauglit the wrist of his shirt, and threw Inns down the pit. Some workmen ran to the spot, and found hint suspersded by one arm in the basket, with the other hand grasping its brim, a few fathoms from the top of the pit.—He was dnswu up, having received no material in ury, except straining Ks right arm ; supposed to hare been occasioned by the guidance of his arm into the basket on his fall. On Saturday last a melancholy accident happen ed so St. Nicholas church-yard, in Newcastle. As a young man, named Came, apprentice to Mr.Fors.- writ, slater, war working on the roof of a house, the rope which supported the ladder on which he was standing gave way, and he was precipitated to the ground, by which both his arms were broker, and his person otherwise much bruised. Ile was car, ied to the intimiary, and some of the faculty being present, his arms were immediately set, but little hopes are entertained of his recovery. This is the third serious fall this lintintui.ate youth l• as Wet with, and his right arm has been broken each time. On Tuesday afternoon, it melancholy accident happened near Putt:cc-bridge, to Jon COOPER, Citaiti.ts Gahm sod ltrcu.►Ru► NORTHERN, the farmer a journeyman, the latter apprentices to Mr. l ll3Ewsr.r.e, printer, Balt-court, Fleet-street. A party h■d agreed to spend the day up the river, but the whole declined except the above three ; thoy T•roceeded without a waterman, anti being unac quainted with the management of a boat, it upset, and two of them were drowned. The body of NORTH:AN was found about a quarter of au hour sifter the accident, mad lie was recovered. Tuesday was comtaittvil to the House •f Correction, Yi , rlt. Williams Norway+, a journey man tailor, for entering into a combination with William Hanlon, John Atkicaiou, and others, to obtain an advance of wages. His Sta., MT'S birth-day was celebrated in, Dub lin, on Saturday, with every demonstration of joy. A grand review of the regulars and yeomanry took place on the oi-unsion, in the Phrrnix Park. The day was uncommonly tine, and the spectators were isnmetise; the troops formed two fines; the Infan try compmed the first, and the Royal Horse Artil lery and Cavalry formed the %remit'. About two o'clock his Grace the Duke of IttettooN Dr dressed an a splendid General'. uniform, superbly mounted, with a numerous Staff, entered the field. His ap proach was Ringo/li:tit by a discharge •f ;tl guns from the Artillery, and a general salute from both lines. His Grace, accompanied by the 1/ccticss and their suites, then proceeded to pass the line.. —ller Grace appeared in the Windsor ;milieu', secinupanied by Lady E. LITTI.I.IIAI.IO O and her etirace's eldest daughter, lady Alare LENox.-- *l'lley were iu a new superb landau, dawn by six beautiful baysts. Immediately following was ano ther carriage, drawn by six 'the bay horses, in rhich were her (:race's five younger daughters, whip appeared highly delighted with the scene ; a vast train of carriagns followed. When they ar rived at the right of each mainmast, their reaper tive bands played, 77,, Duke of Richmond's Marg. —On his Graces passing the line, he took his sta- Sipa as near the centre as Invisible. After the re view, his Grace, attended by a squadron of bone. proceeded from the Said to the cower, to hear the .10,/e, in honour of His 31.t.resTv's birth-day. The (Aver was attended by all the principal Nobility. the I ARP .1 4.4 CICI.LOR, LORD M AYOR, tlieJedges, and (4reat ()divas of State. Their Graces after wards entertoinod at dinner, at the Viceregal Lodge, oil toe Geiterals Field aid Staff-Officers. with a s tbly of the INiobi. 4441Terteika K4V.IL INTELLIGENCE. PURTSKOUTIII, JIVIIE R. Arrived the David, Watker, a transport. from the Dowur.-14iutl 5.11.. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 7. Sailed the Martial gun-brig. Lieut. ;Nlarrcit ; Rook rehooner; awl the Elizabeth tender, to the IVertward ; and the Nutt/tux, SD gimp, Captain Lawford, to joiu.the Channel Beet, %%Inch pat back to Torbay this morning, the wind blowing fresh at north-wept. Arrived the (.'/veer•/y gun-brig, Lieutenant Fitt lertou, Irma the weiboviird; suit the Neptarie (gd) tender. Went into Cawsand-bay the Ilrro, 74 guns, after a complete refit. The Evie 4:le. with a large convoy to the west ward, is now in sight in the oding. _ _ JUN T 1 S. Sailed the Inireteett.r to the Eastward ; and the .Shuonon, ou is cruise. FALUOUTII, JUNE 6. Arrived, this morning, the privateer brig Stag, of Jersey, Captain Fall, with two Spanish Geutle men, and four servants, from Gi j on, in Asturias, which they left ou the 90th of May. It appears that the provinces of Biscay and Asturiss are doter• mined to resist the entrance of the Freuch troops, as also to dsclare their intlependence: for this purpose they have appointed k.I Excolentissimo St. D. Joaquirn de Nana e Marquis de Santa Cruz dts Meriendo, Communtler-itt-Chief. and have issued a proclamation from Qviedo, (Asturias), dated hay 2.5, inviting all capable to take up anus. Already twenty thousand men had joiairil. Officers for the military mid naval department have been appointed. —A cutter had been dispatched from Ferrol with this intelligence, and a correapoodetace has burn earned on for some time 'With the ptovitices of Leon, Navarre, Catalonian and Galliciu, the N lkult of wich were expected to raise an army, not less than 130,000 men. Portii,, , stil, it was expected, would also throw off the yoke, ns the greater part of the country was tilled with Spanish troops. — They have declared their ports open to the English. Thy stand much in need of amniuoition, and those two Gentleman, one of whom is the Fie co npte Madreoesa, are come to this country . to claim the alcastance of the British : on their arrival th?y went off immediately for Loudon, aceom pa turd by Captain Hill, of time navy. Arrived, this day, •the brig Mercury, \ Brown*, from Liverpool; for Melia ; also the Prime Erman packet, Captain Petre, with mails from Jamidas, is six weeks. Sailed the .gfatine, with a fleet for the coast of Aim ica. DOVER. JUNE S. This day about '2OO of the 95th Regiment Rifle Corps, from Ilythr, marched in here, and em barked iumiediately on board the Aginconrl trans port, of London, mentioned in my last ; the Co ivmbine transport, of London, No. 191, is likewise come in this day, to take in more troops ; it is said they are bound for Ireland. Every thing was so well arranged, the embarkation occuried only • few minutes. DEAL. JUNE N. Ar. i .141 the Tartar, from the Eastward ; mull re in the Downs with the ships as per last. • HOLYHEAD HARBOUR. If, instead of expending a large sum of money, in order to improve the harbour of Holyhead, a har bour were constructed at Porthtlytilein, in Caruar ronshire, the loss of many lives, as well as a va.rt sonnet expense, might be saved, while the distance to nod from Logdon would be cousiderabli di minished. It is 189 milts Gum London to Ches ter, and gt from that city to Holyhead, making together SR I. besides the delay, inconvenience, and danger of crossing the two ferries, or arms o . ..the sea, at Conway,and over theMenai, at Banpot►ferry, to the Isle of Anglesea. The fatal accidents which have continually happened at both, ant recent is our recollection. The distance from London to Porthdynleiti is only , 2,54 miles, consequently 27 Miles less than to Holyhead; being, to Shrewsbury, IV2, and from thence to Porthdvnlein, gd more, without the inter vention of any ferry, river, or arm of the an. The road from Shrewsbury is throngh Llangolleo, Cor win, Cepa Voelas, Bedgellert, Pullbeli. and Porthdynlein lies about three miles from the town of Nevin, in a beitutifill part orenniorron shire, open to the . Irish Sea, yet pmteeted by Anglesea from the north-west Winds, and possessing a great depth of water, as welt as mane advantages above the harbour of Holyhead. If we did not knew by experience how slowly nations awl go vernments are induced to quit the Listen path of abuses, and to adopt a better system, we might justl)• wonder at our having been so long insensible to the superiority which Portlitlytilein _possesses Over Holyhead. At two o'clock, on Thursday morning, the Also &eta, Foesrrit, lying near the Ferry Boat Laud in:, Sunderland, was discovered to be onlire. The flames bunt out with such rapidity. that two boys, the only persons on board, were 01,1 1 red' to preci pitate themselves into au raljoininj keel, with part of their clothing in their bonds. li, a short time, the whole of the rigging, &e. was entirely con sumed ; but by the assistance of the engines, and the uncommon exertion,* of those who volunteered to work them, the hull, though nearly a wreck, ;tb about six keelu of coals, which were on board, was preserved from apparently total and inevitable destruction. The .iltohnsto was nearly a new ves sel, valued at 3,0001. and belonged to Me'airu. CILOUDACw flow thefire origiuuted has not bet u ascertained. _ The remains of Captain Hs vrtawoses, which had been Go-aught from sof North tertian to Leith, WNW, at the request of Earl t :as.% sent to ilowiek„ for interment, in the family mutt of Out, ancient and illustrious house. he Inners' took phsee Ott the 27th ult, and was conducted in . the utast so lemn and impressiae summer. Earl OILY and Major TREVANXION. the broater of Cortoto iIFT. TLSWORTII, were the thief mounters; 1, 16 ; ull w h o attended mourned ; and surely there esti ite no sine who does not lament the premature el. soh of se b rave and so :visa a mutt--otie who gave such pro rise of tlan class - setae . of the British •satry. 111.4NCRIOXPS , OF DOOWSHIIIP. Ins San, Eveniag Paper,sif iceterday, says, " We cateaut avoid samewake of a [Auer from this Lady da the . Catholic 1./Unfits', which appeared la a !tloruiog Paper, suesuiag THE llnttisti Pairs, and which the i:tir Aullroa evidently wishes to have circulated orer IreLool." Were it the wish of the 3iurchioucse u( ihltlussitire to lone her letter circulated over ['eland, we agree with 'P . ,' See, that Ler Ladyship less cleuszu a mode well suited to tier purpose. to Justice, however, to the amiable conic,. so unhondsowely attarl.ed in The San, the Editor of Tor kiltlTll.ll PRC•II must declare that he is totally imoraut 'irony privity or rests sent, uo the pail of her Lad.„ ship, to the pub:K.46ll of kV excellent letter in Tns Brtiristi SPORTLVG INTELLIGENCE. bEIVMARKET JILT MEETING, teas. MONDAY. Ceti. art:wetter', Jobtru"-pauat, est. ;Pc art. Mr. Lake's faros, heather to Feevstec, est. Abe Ah. M .ice. .1.,1 Dtceiver, est. 71b. agst. the Duke of Graf ton. Vault', est. Tott-yr obi Course, corp. TUESDAY. Cen. Grilses:toes delm-41-Gaunt, Est. fib. apt. tbe puke of Hutland's Ned, by Testa), tilt by hvcipitAts, 44. ACIVSS the dat, ioup. h. ft. WEDNESDAY. Mr. Fanton's Ralphina, Bit. ilb. sot (:eu. Cirourcoor's Jobs-&-Ganot,yet.ilb. Two-yr olil • Ld. Foky's Cecilia, oat. till.. art r. Shuffle tilt. alb. Two-yr old C. loop. THURSDAY. • Mr. Shakespeor's Tot, Set. tjlb. apt 1.1. Crosresor'• Butroob, oat. Two-yr okl C. Sup. FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. THURSDAY. Crn. Censertior'slleum', vet apt Mr. I.liiyd's Fan, pit. R. M. top. h. ft. SECOND OCCOBF.R MEETING MONDAY. Mr. Tenant's Brighton, bet. 71b. apt Mr. Shakespear's Tut, 6.4 AL. M. gouge, h. ft. '3lr. tVytulltam's brother to Trafalgar, lit. 71b. apt Mr. ("era's beau !Sash, 7st. tub. R. M. longs, b. ft. Gru. Gros% ruur's Julut-o*-G.tuut, bd. tolb. spt Mr. L'a)d's Pilo, lid. lib. ➢t. M. tub:Nit. ft. TU.CIWAV. Sworpstakto of loop rdolt. ACKlef IL: eat Mr. Lakes hyolphimas fiat. ;Vb. . M. llowartb's I.aoretta, .it. 71h. Gell. Gralvemot'sJoLo-ti-Gauut, Tat. 614. 1101:GWCON MELFI). d. MON DAV. Mr. Craven's Erna Nash, apt Ld. InoIc)% Cecilia, fist. asalt. Last Mat of B. C. tois, h. (t. Fil DA V. Vansittart'e Currycomb, at4st Mt. thatiespear's crab,, se. 41b. each. 144)..) . -4 iu C. 144.11., h. it. CORN EXCHAA GE. Jv E g. Three is a middling supply of Wheat this day, which ex ceeds tlw sad sales to this trade urc dull, at lathsr L,acr priers. Barley likewise. Sl. t and Peas vary but little. Beaus of both sorts are cheaper. The ;applies of Osta awe rather large, awl sales is this trade are quuted at ra.her I. ss pelves. Rape Seed k laser. Flour scarcely sup te the general pekes quoted._ _ _ cuit y ptEve emccs OF CRAIN. 7us eus. j Tick BC3IIB 0)6116°1.65c all Piur ditto 82s. 136 e, Mao 40.155. 4711. OIL 535. rohuds 451.4 t )5. &M. ifsoiey Nl. 47e. od. Pointe* ditt0....... sis. oft. Atalt . 666. 701 Rnpe Seed... ... 331. 3sl. 111• . White Peas (WU.) i3Oll. lass. Far Fluor Gin. Ceey Pens Boass(01d) 665. 71s. ud atEETINta OF crtED IT; 'RS, Al' GUILDHALL, TO-MOLLGAIII. M. M . . _ Robert Bryon, Great-street, Nebo, tallow-chaottler 3I 0 Wolter Alasurr, Heartlity-place, Iseut-rosJ. broody_ merchant Richard Hickstesd, late of t'ary.lsney Loudon, scri. 3 1 3 I tenor Henry ll;ernnymun Deacon, Tolonthousel.n.l, Lon don, 91.01c-brokcr . 3 Hi . • Mary Iludry, Lon cr .I.lunut-btreet, Gulexta-nittara, &new trimming. 'nuke'. 3 10 . . John iluncb, late or Goole, but now of Swinillert, Yutlyliire, p.datur-tuvrchant • 3 10 Alexander 111'Larhlau nod John Galt, otlinrobra Joh3 B. Galt, t:reat St. I lelait'4, London, finnan 3 I 9 William lh:Iowa, Waltham . ..erns,. Ilartfurtlakire, grU.Cel' 10 . . . 11,lw.ord Hunt, Puke's-row, Pimlico, painter • 2to Jeremiah Parkinson sn.t John Stork, St. Saviour's Chtoreit.yard, Senthwaik, hop-faaora . • 311 Henry Gill, Spitallields-mar'st, rietarllar . • el 2 William tVatts, Little Carter-lans, Dustor's-cuts. MOON, V. inc-s:iereleAtt • I 1 laden !her and John Holding, IVtntn•artk•strset, II hoiechapal, bugar.rrnuars • • 210 , John Millington and Jnseph :tlillinton, Mount's dlleb, Loudon, ; ; !..xiers ' . . Jasepit Ler, Islingt •n, limber-manta:nil Thames Cramp, lute of Ike ‘yestoninater-road, Surrey, . tinuian . I I . . Manias Middleton, Nl3i-0. , 0. I ABC , Rattle-6641p, Mi - dks.A, Iti....e.nimittfurtnrre • i I/ . . John It3n..utt, Aldr,ute 11.6 h-street, London, lines drti;.. r . 1 “. . . . . Senjuniin Ilii%rnan, Saltation, Surrey, frllmonler . I 11, James IFlctorer HOW, Buckingham-plans, Mary-la• 10110 e, utosay-activenar . 1 to 1/1.111 DEN ItS. 1 10 1 1 William Cocker;ll, I.atl4ate Hill, linen-Jasper . IS JINN'S Proles*, Lesikonkall-strart, tictaaller 12 Franc's Hall, Jenny's-street, cordwititer . . 1 Richard Mill, Biddeford, lterutisbire, linen-draper It Clarks Hitoserton aad Robert Hiagestun, 11%114.4, [gouda*, aseit's mercers. ' is . . George Cousens l;ray'ainn-lase, merehant lii . Janes brollekt:Covaatiturden, fruiterer 4 Jams Parry and Joao Pirkenno, I)eptfur.l, Keut, unrehntsts 10 . . . . Rickard ‘'ssi,ohno, Fore-street, London, linen-draper ' 1 Janus Sch3.4isn %YRliintot, titutufusJ, Liurullists.ir, limn-drarre l2 • • Joseph 11.!iikuilla I.unlnits snit %Vs liT B;.- , on, Flll - 11-btrert, I...ittou, 5ur54.137111111 I . . John ('lean t, Cicil.street, Slrsuil, teiltz is Richsril Aikiusim, Fleury Walters, sad Wini.mi ()ill, Feschort h.utrtrl, merchants . 13 . . Daniel laiswocul, Lower Thasmeastreirt, Lyndon, W OWS 1 . . . . . CERTIFICATES. Joseph Holton, of Stockport, (,'heater, cutten-apinuev. Samuel Spencer, late of Exeter. spirit-merchant. Josses lipparJ, oftep tfwrt, Kent, cliee,emonv:r. Juba llen.t idge flail, late of tit:slim-v. place, 3liddloart, bot now et 'hcapaitle, London, ttierrlrtlt t. Rickert' ok, now or late of k‘artuitister. borov.4lealcr. William Ogilvy the )uungtr, el ry't. e Ift, London, au 'chant. G, urge M)lne, of Jciier!,'ailetare, Loudon, merrirtli!. Julio Chalmers, ofJeth.ry's square, Langton, alert haat. Janata Per, late of Net Litwin-market, Suffolk, gloccr. George Seamus Made , of Liverpool, prusiskoi.lookcr. Willis= Easton nod Hebert Cutup, jun. of Uuckltvbbigey, Lostloa, vonr..boosemca. J. C. Cook, of I warlen:tali.street, I.ondott, loncii-draper. Yesterday morning some person went down the area of Lord Ir of tits !wow, io stole • sil‘vr eZ.11.1111-111114, lad get sway without Wog perceived. Miele OT STOCICS PEIPEIDAT. Sank Murk ..:•.. . 44ti3 3 per Cent. Redeem' • per Cent en 5 la Lung Annuities .. , luiprrnd Attuudics ' • 7 9-lb Oninitim India Bußds .. . Par. ts. dn. is. prem. Ex Hills ss. lid. h LIU. FAX 611 Lottery Tickets Cumin& fve T. BISH, Stuck-Hroter. No. 4_011,1'141k and yt, ('haring -eras. MARRIAGES. Aa Prittay last, Charles Allis, Esq. of earthy, Liarefia shire, to .71f sry Elisabeth, second daughter of VS 'llama HIM. wont, of St. Albans-smut, Kiln, Esq. 41 Trek* Castle, lately, by the Rey. Jaws Day, Thorne. Collis Esq. of Birriot, to IN Stoialste Diana Dewy, Mb laughter of the late Air Barry Many, part. DEATIis On Wednesday, hi Ilevtford-stmt, the infant daughter of Lord Roue. Yestertlaysennig,bil. suddenly; Mules liamith woo er , Ti q Ceentan Nufer.or to the Royal .11.11113ry CUIIVA:, High W). cotuhe. At the F. anlc, Praitentiari, in With, Eliza David, elite 4 the unhappy fi malts to o had aied foe refuge tu th.it esylura; in which ate had been domesticated 16 moods*, mol, we Mow' authority to s 4 y, that she dic.l a tree penitent. On Friday, the 3d i ist. at his boom' in Denasark-strat, Dublin, at an isaraaced age, Cheeks Ward, Esq. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-attokt; Morn. at..maka. 'Am ..9.1 Even as... rain. after.. 3 1 SALES RY AULIION. &WO-SQUARE.. LEASE AND VALUABLE EF FtXTS, LATE THE PROPERTY OF A NAV.tI. OFFICER, DECEASED. By Mr. HART, OD MONDAY, Jana td, and follOwiag day., peremptorily, at 'foaled o'Cluck, ut No. sit, Greek-street, within air dour of the Square, ALI. the brilliant targe PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES, in rich frames, two large murrinn, Irctiuu of starer old puiutings a sideboard of plate, _a want -1,0114. , 3( foreign tahle and bed linen, twenty iota o f gaunt,- nian's a e ariug apparel, capital See IMO" some old china, a beautiful moiiet of a 73 gun ship, wane curious articles taken at the siege of Acre, See. e.e. tocaptialug an elegant drum ittg-rouru suits .cerapicte, wit/brick French curtains., a chair batlateuil,lierr.w ditto,vouse elegant amitogasiy parlour chairs, eapitel nallogany four-putt beds:calls, wills grand and mo dern hangings, t 0431 is a style of mortars aikganee ' wool and nth, ntattrassea, prime licit* and cylinder wealthily atan4, gentlemen at:ll4.M; ;Etta ith Woolen, superb warn , runes, seetetaire and bunk-cmne, 'Amitotic and other drawers, ri-h pzelestal and earl tabh , q, a grunt sideboard a ilk titlarks, It...sects carpet. soitul 1 nat. ty ....tit), a capital set of claw dionig tables, ladies work tables a rapit.d gold watch, chant, and seals, japanned Imam stands, and tallier, • handwrote ' gig on patent springs, a fart and elegant bursa to ditto, Vic. ti c . To lie viewed on Saturday. Catalogues un the arcane*, and of the Auctioneer, Hound ditch. ELEGANT VILLA, WITH LAND, ISLEIVOICI'II. By Mr. BATES, At Cannanty's Carce.bonse, 'Citaage-alley, THIS DAY, June to, at Ow, 4 N elegant FREEHOLD VII.T.A, Adjoining /I. to l'oickenli on-park, and eammtuiding a beautiful View of Richmond bridge and /lid ; it consists of an escel lent Vlooqe LUil nuarly tuelea Arras of Laad, divided into Ple..!sure-grouird inili Pasture, a en wooded, a six stall stable loft qrd room over, and enacta•lauttte for three car ~ages. (heat part of the house bus heal lately bails, and tha rust thoroughly repaired, and coataias on the ground door a large et'tranee- hall and staircase, breakfast parlour. dr.twing.routo 30 feet by 10 , and dining-parlour, which three rooms finial the river, a best bed-peon, dressing-room, small pantry, aster-closet, and bach-stan's; on the litat Sane an elegant taik's tlreoving-noun, commanding a tine prospect over RiChinond liardeue, tinier best bed-moms, a dressing . - roma, and two water-closets; on the attic story, tau stains situ tiie garrets. The Olives are very convernetit...- The Pustule land was manured lost year at a comiduabla expeuse, and is is vt , ry IR•oti condition. By the aide of the ' never is a Terrace Walk, within Sta Iron nailing, aud the allude of the Pranitates arc lactated with a high Enace; dtted up avA &tidied in a ttyle of elegant anatuers, and suitable fur a Family of Sault. Partiendart are preparing, and 11111 be Lad in a few days of Mr. Yates. Welerek.strect.. IiZACONAFIKID, 111:CliS.-WIIELHOLD MTAIII. TWIiNTX-111REE MiLES FROM LONDON.. • . Ny Mr. EATEN, AS Gmessway's Cafee-huuse. so WEDNESDAY, Jur.e at One ins Lott. Is ft moat cfrairaltle an genteel RESI - •Itistierdecs, (Area of every descriptiou situate in the broad and Inoutifirl village Daccoustiehl: Bucks, no match admired for its dry wed healthftil nod not lass no for its select neighbourhood, abounding wills ti. Id spurts, wad embsainag every advantage. for conveyance to col Goan tone, altruist every hour. This charming little •illago it surrounded by tit* beautiful &males of his Grano she Duke of PU1031444 Dolstrode through uhlch am, by psrmissiou delightful rides, arise the vast rert:Nes of Mr. Dupes.. meal Mr. tyatle. The house cutopees x asi excellent entrance hall, • Dane dishier parlour, a :tb communications In a lumusume moved hreakiinit I'oool. 11,111 over 14 h. ws . MIA garden, a hew drawing room (IL's, lookiog on er the 3.3r dem as excelkat staircase leading too how librar . , over breakfast 11.10111, a huge bow best foam over the drasi leg rona, and two other bt,st bed rl)(11111i not chants, and duly Is' rooms over, with a commonitation to laundry and ullites by a separate staircase. Tlw offices consist of a good housekeeper's anon., a kitchen adjoining, footmalis ;sultry, larder store closet, wioc tool beer cellars, out ar bor", brew-In;use, welsh-house, cimeh.liuuse, threeastalled stable, with good lull and mangle mons, a hats kome 1.147 and kitclora rardtn, combiuiag pleasure audproiit, wills .'ll.4llll4:liCathea to a lane, across, s hich in situated Lut 11. very clesites for laying to Lut I Tke above prtasiata are freehold, eery suloitstatial, well-built, of the mist reveal able appearassce. Oa lease to Dr. Ferris, which expires at Christmas twat. The home and Mikes are fitted up awl finished on a Gm rate si)le of elegauce,aml very ramotty,tlit germ %speller, formioe deliglsiul madame for a genuel 114' a man of 11 fashion. Lot tl —ls 'foss FREEHOLD COTTAGES, opposite the Murk of the Gander, with gardens and orchard of exec! , hut land, about one acre, with barns sad eow,honse, Ac very dutiable hot adding to Lot I. fur coach-yard, stable, Itileiwingaska, kr. Sac. &a. Lot —le Tww FREEHOLD MEADOWS, ahead so quitriLr of a mile from the fired and sensed tot, Its ertogie 5444* of wltiv st iut, containing r.bout dell arms and a kali. Lit IV.-11ARRIAS MARK, within a Tester or a sni:e of the Chetah, At acres, t mond, 1 t reviles, of herlasist pas lure and ara'ule land, with cotte i tcs, barn, :e.c. There me six ineMaares wields wring Parr, bounded by setervatde Lasts; tier Sporting over a pirsing and beantifsel country, with excellent roads, genteel netelsboarhood,acd good water th.. 'hove situate shoot hectity•thrre mitre (non Istostais. Sititation considered gowticalarly well disputant tat plate villa, cuttagr, or farm am. About one thousand shal-rea7: shrubs said Sete planted oa thin feria shunt thirst yrara saw..., and an au, ia a flu urishiug state, with a fs•mtionla r memo _ •I'u Pic rimed, with leave of the Tenants, hy rekreace to. r. Entrap To. 5, %lelberk-strect i l's-r Lon don. The I.isnil-tat is redeemed. The Viitaists ma In imitry hominid pound,. hatinx hecii recently es peniii a oil ihtlll. James Rube it in pusstraian el the hind, which is in exreliett rflaillt16111: possession at which nay la: bad stinnedistely, urn pc yawsit the retention of there...pi . CONDI iN a Printed by G. rttviDsos, Pio 19, lIId Doswetheivrt, t'sreN-stract, aed ualilished at II e tither, No 15, Lack ul Si. ( - iciness's deareb, Strand, by J. WHITE, of same riser —Owen, lie. liar thi% at to ttrt (Alye a ( post pout, will be Ash ultta.it" In. lock Mr. nisi , AO 1 I,h, De.