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. being to set asiia these deeds, by which certain • loads had been conveyed in trot. to Messrs. 11.tm - tnersley and Co. bankers, in Piccadilly ; and the questionadbe decided was. whether the memorial of these annuity &els set forth the contents of the deeds themselves sufficiently. axreeahle to the Aet of the 17th of His present Majesty, commonly called Lord Lnueeetnrough's Ad From the vast number of pleas and demurrer., and other procei•dings in this cause, the pleadings wee.- very numerous ; and • "tr. WITIIIIIISt L. for the Defendant, took a number of oSjelions to the memorials in qttesfon. Mr. Hot novo, on the part of the Plaintiff.. had . proceeded some length in support of their case; when Laird ELiseannooom observed, that, in all this h-i: Ith of pleadings (the pleas alone containing 44 folios) nothing bed been marked nut to the C net, SO as to bring their minds to hear upon the subject with respell to the teal question before them. It had. his Lords Lip continued. been observed by some persons, with great justice, that the evils arising from the Annuity Aft, by the extended con. strihdion of it, were much greater evils than those which the Ad was intended to remedy, and there must be ail end to the Ad altoxether, in order to put an end to all the disputes which so continually arise upon this subject The Cover then direfled, that the plradiap. should be mended, in order to bring Use question properly before their Lordships. The cause accord. mgly stands over for future consideration. ISM 0. 011,415 T. Mr. Geetiow applied for a male to sbew cause why the nonsuit in this case dsonW not be set *aide, and a verdict entered for the Pleietiff. This was an gallon which had been tried at the sittings due last term. et Goi'alhali. and was brought to recover the value of the ship Glearehree. formerly belonging to the Plaintlf. The ship in question left Liverpool upon a West radii' voyage, and was condemned at Jamaica, and purchased by the D , fattelant for 4001. the was then.xefitted, an I renamed as Liver;sool with a valuable ear., little the worse for her voyage, and still worth i conadume ble sum of money. 1.; •on the trial below, tits Learned Judge (Leld Ei.sxoeoaouon). thought there torn ap-e/ill something m an adoption of the ad of the Camay, • hs selling the ship, by the owner; but as the -vat now stood, the C - •urr thought it worthy of c mi. skration, and the mositt mei rule was accordingly ii - - In the case of the Remo o Townes, mentioned in this paper no 'elocislai, the Defendant is a Captain in the North York Militia, and not in the Ciowd:, as has been erroneously stated in all the papers.— Th.. North York Regiment of Militia WAS go:aimed at Ipswich when the letter was written by the De fendant, which was the foundation of the charge against hint. JOHN CoxcLovois. of Tintern Abbey, Esq. one of the Representatives for the county of Vs vetoed. we :ewe: to say, is - prevented, by indisposition. from attending his Parliament. ;y duty. Yesterday. the Loao Mischa cell a Court of Al dermen, at Guildhall, at which seventeen Aldermen, the Rscounts, and ether City Officers, were pie sent. The assize of Bread was ordered to be continued at lss 11d. the qua, tern loaf. f:%veral persons were sworn, and others allowed as Brokers of the City. Jostss Pyle, "lIIIONI SS COOLING, JOHN H• 110- . C &ATLI, and Hemel' , MAICHWICK were sworn Searchers of Leather. The Licensing Day, for the several Vienallers in the city was appointed for %V.eduesday, the 4th of March neat. Tie thanks of the Court were voted to the Loan MA YON'S Chaplain, for his excellent Sermon preach ed on Plow Monday, and he was desired to print the same. The Appeals against the Assessment of Tythes, is the parish of St. Peter, Cfrohill, were adjourned to the next Court Several Bills and Officers' salaries were ordered to b.e paid. We understand that Lend Gs emelt:Le, soon after be came foto office, recovered, in a summary man ner, hom one defaulter, General Ds LANCET, the alb of 90,01501: • W. Stile i.s•, Ecq. Lieut.-Colonel of His MA. 3nres 14th Regt. of Infantry, is returned to serve in Parliament for the Borough of St. Mawes, in the Iroom of the Right Hon. Sir Jou NIWP•IT, Hart. who being returned for St. Mares, and for the City of Waterford, made his elation to serve for the latter place. The inhabitants of Henley and its environs, have presented Those MICH APNA PI, only 13 years of age, sou of Mr. Caesar's, stationer. of Henley, with a pair of silv:r cups, cake 15 guineas, and a watch, with gold seals, &c. value 91- 3s. as a reward for his intrepidity in saving Wit.t. au Russet.., a child of eight or nine years of age, from being drowned, on the 10th of May, 1806. He had all his clothes on, and leaped from a height i‘f seven feet from the water, which was from 12 to 16 feet deep, and close to the side of that part of the stream called the Mill Tail. The child, who had also his clothes on, had pink twice, but was saved by the youth's taking hold of him as he was sink i third time, and swimming out with him. On Friday afternoon, as Mts. KNILL, wife of Tiao,tas Komi., Esq. Mayor of Hereford, was sitting al tee by the fire, ber clothes unfortunately caught fire, and were instantly in r blaze ; by which she was so dreadfully bernt, before her awful situa tion was discovered. that she expired about ten o'clock on Saturday morning ! She was nearly ninety years of age; yet, notwithstanding she had been deprived of her sight for several years, she was nacommonly cheerful in disposition ; and her death tniversally and deservedly regretted by all who 're pleasure of her acquaintance. MUCR. lOW-STRUT. brought from Covent• Garden with throwing a quart bottle of Covent-Garden Theatre wounding Mr. Sbepheard, of t•strainster. of Russell-place, low-street, 1 the first gallery of Covent- Monday night, and sat near the Prisoner, who, with three companions, sat in the front seat; they were all very noisy and riotous during the whole evening. The Prisoner frequent y interrupted the performance. particularly when Mr. Cooke was, oming on, calling out. "Here comes Qtitien Dick." They appeared to be in liquor. The !Intoner had a quart bottle in his hard, which he •layed with, and rolled along the edge of the front of the gallery ; he held it over the gallery, and it fell; but whether by accideitt or design, she would not be positive. The fall was broken, by its falling against the iron work of the galiery. After the Prisoner had dropped the bottle, he sat very still, although he hail !seen very noisy during the prece ding part of the evening. Robert Gameton, of Chambers-street, Good• man's-fields, said, he sit near the Prisoner in the gallery ; he saw the bottle in the ad of falling into the pit, and saw it strike a gentleman on the head in she pit; he did not see the bottle fall from the Primer's head; but saw it in his hand immediately before. ^ James Foutheoss, of Dove plate. Hammersmith, said, he sat behind the Prisoner, who had some li quor in a bottle, which he poured into a wine glass, and distributed among his companions dining the evening; he obsersed him pour the fast of the bottle mos the gLtu, which was about two spoon fuls, witch he threw obit into the pit ; aid he af terwaids played eith the bottle in a very careless manner Thomas Shepheard, of Gresvenor-street, Gros venor square, the h, other of the gentleman who was wounded, aid, be went with his brother. on Mon day night, to the pit of Covent-Garden Theatre, with several other friends ; they sat within a few eases e,f •he hack of the pit. Soon after the com mencement of the Pantomime, he heard a crash, and wised rowed to his brother, who had just pin Ins hand to his bead. and exclaimed, " I am a Seed twee the Mend was then gushing in various di:adieus from his bead. which he le oiled was occasioned by a bottle being throws Irons tat gallery. James Cmiling. of MiUhank-street, confirmed the above, and erre 4 need the broken r retie, which he eicited up aster ar hheptseard. writ was w ended George Doll.' ItOtt. the CONDI lie. um, that oh his going into the gallery, i s pursuit of the offender. th Prisoner was pointed out by several persons. John Andrews. the surgeon, said. he was etnt for ors Jr •ss Mr ••••••epheardie wastrels. Upon t•xamin.ng him, he .... no :.,d received a very severe swoon J t; e top of ;as bead, wb ch a e c , nsidered of a very dan .et us nature ; and at present he could not proni•uuee ,0111 oat of dang. Mr. ROAD shred to the P. - tanner the sub...rice of the evidence given against him, and asked him. what he ; ad to say a.i.ors, b, ing committed T. e Prisoner den d i,aving thrown the hetile ; ut said, one of hi, e ,rtipeni , ,tis did. The Prisoner was committed to Tuthill-field Brideweil, till the fate of Mr. Shepheard is decided. Mr. Bremion attended on behalf of the Proprie tors of Covent-garden Theatre, and s ell, it was their determination to ,•rosecute, with the utmost rigour, every ow deteeted in throwing any thing from the galleries into the pit. and to liberally reward chase who de.eel any one iii the 'ex?. 141drAETTFILIGI.NCE. rottlialol , CH, SAN. 26. The !Veda aril I:riot:wick. of 74 guns each, it appeals, are s•• nincit wanted, that the artificers at work upon them, waked all city yesterday (Sun day ), tot xpedite their completion. A man of war brig is ordered to be built at King's Lynn; and a 74, at Friendsbury. Mr. Knight, of this dockyard, end Mr. Bundle, are or dered to Attend the building of them. Arrived the Strap* store hip, from the Mediter ranean, and is under quarantine; Wie frigate. from Jamaica; Dadaire, Sea terse, Argot:, and Drvsl, from the Downs; arum/ frigate, from the West Indies ; and the Amnia, hom a cruise. ►AI.YOUTN, JAN. 24. Sailed the Welstaaham packet, Captain Roberts. with Mails, for Lisbon ; Swallow sloop of war; and the Po kis schooner, on a cruise.—Wind S.W. DCAt. JAW. 26. Vice-Admiral Holloway is returned to this place from London, and bas again hoisted his flag on boors( His 'dainty's skip ore Ase. • ...-- -- -, • . , ....• . . Mr . nue • L.4IV Iri s IMLIGENCE. • .—.6,.. •• •CaI:RC OF KING'S ISENCII, Worst: , Jay. 27. Samnel Davis WAS brougl rt• , i_ .. watch-house, char 'led with 4 1101MILY and Others V. Sea JOKY iticonnsga, Dart., from the fir st . gal l lery of ( This ease came before the Court open special into the pit, thereby wound ii argument. The allinn was brought upon two an• fitillhank-street, Westrainst4 unity bonds executed by the Defendant. and the E.ll44beth Lamley, of Rt e collatet:il deeds tif • annuity became a ptineipal fea- sa id , t h at s he WAS in the ' . tura in• the 'contseof the cause ; the chief objeel Garden Theatre. on Mond - h..... en asp mai le these deeds. by which certain .s.- ii..:----- ...5.,. I. .1, ' RECRUITING SERVICE. The following list of the head-quarters and boun daries of the different distridsh will not only prove acceptable to the Army and Public in general, but may furnish useful and necessary information to Officers on Half-pay, and such other personi as are About to undertake this important branch of duty. The beating orders are made outi for particular distrias, the station and extent of which are specified as under : ENGLAND AND WALES. No. Mal L'aierters. Eaten of District far every Po siresio.vi of Simko. 1. Durham 5 "I Northumb er la n d an d . . . Durham 2. Carl.sle . . • . Cumberland and Westmoreland. 5. Leeds . . . . Yorkshire. 4. Manchester . Lancaster and Charter S. Nottingham 5 Lincoln, Nott i n g h am . D er b y , . Lemmter, and Rutland. G. Ipswich Norfolk, ;liiffolk, and Cam• bridge 7. Shrewsturry . Salop and North Wales 8. Birmingham Staffordshire. Worcestershire, and VVarwrck.hire. 9. IlereforJ Hereford and Monmouth, with toe whole or Swab Wales 10. Bedford ) Itself %MAU', Noithampt on rh ire • / Huntingdon, and Hertford. 11. Maidstone . . . . Kent and Ems. 11. Marlborough . . Glouces ks ter. Wilts, Oxford. and 1 Ber. 13. Southampton . . Dorset, Hants, sad Sussex. 14. Exeter Middlesex, B uc k s 3s . j ,troi mpg 15. Coulon. . • • / /thorn info 11/VO4 (Ts be continued.) ietrepid ills a dird FROM 1.43 T NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY ENIARGW.D. John Motile, of King•stitmt. Covent gantm, in tl^ county of hft , lttlearx, vintner, dealer and chapnian, (rum Jaattaly 24, to March 14, at ten, at Guildhall, Loi,dun. 13kNK1tUP I'S. Mehl Ilrake, of Nether Compton, in the comity of Dorset, flax. dealer, dealer and Chapman, to surrrnd , r IG, 17, and March 10, at eleven, at the Angel liar, in Slierhorne, in the said county of Dorset. Attorney, Mr. Score, Slier borne, Dorret. Joseph Hall. of Stafford, in the county of Stsffird, mercer. dealer and cli.+p nen, to surrenth r February I.', it fire, 13, and March Ifl, at rivr en. at the Hotel, In;Staffnid, in the county of Siaf•rrd. A•torneys, Messrs Price and Williams. Lin enlii% Inn, London; and Mean. Collins and Keen, of Sta ked _ _ Genree Whitaker, of Saint Celunib, in tie enemy of Corn wall, linen-draper, dr der and chapman, W .urresdin February I I, 12, ant March 10, at eleven, at the Globs Tavern, in the city of Exeter. Attorney, Mr Sandford, in Exeter. I luiniihry Squire, of the city of Exeter, ironmonger, dealer and ehenmaii, to surrender February li,, 17, at eleven, and March 10, !lye, at the Ghrbe Tavern, in the city ef Exeter. Attorney. •fir. Sandford, in Exeter. Thninas lae•otr, of Lancaster, in the county of Lancaster, (mew, spirit mer-harit, dealer end chairman, to aturender Fe bruary 4,5, and March 10, at five, at the house of John Wil son, the Commercial Inn, in Lancaster. Attorricys. \lr. Blake lock, I:Ion-court, Temple, London ; and Mr. E Atkinson, Lance:ter Stephe Pinkies, new or late of Aaon.green, iu the cottony of Middlesex, carpenter, rtoaler and chauinait, to .urrendet January 3- , at twelve, February 14, at one, and March 10, at tdn, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bower, Clifford's fun. _ Joseph Lovell, now or late of Birmingham, in the county of Warrick, pin manufaBurer, to surrender February 13, 14, and M rch 1 at two, at the Swan Tavern, in 8011-street, in Br- i• orghain. Attorneys, Mr. Egerton, of Lon don and Mr. Spurrier, Birmingham. John Battens, of the pansh of Bittern, in the county of Glorces•er, maltstri, dealer and Chapman, to surrender Fe bruary 6, at eleven, 7, at ten, and March 10, at el , ree, at the louse of John Townsend, commonly called the Bush Tavern, situate in Corn-street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Henry Dever. B.iS , ')l; and Mr. James, Gray's-Inn-sal traie4Lortilint. Joshua Richard Mikan:on, of Three-oak-lane, Horsley doe n, is the county of Surrey, cooper and hoeir-berider dealer and chapman, to surrerid r February t, at ten, lu, and March _ . 10, at.;-r, Lendon.. Attome•e, Swam and Stevens. ()Id Jewry, Lond nt. Junes Mat., of Fenchwen-buildinp, in the city of Lotident, inourance-brniter, anti ch,prnan, to surrender January 31, February 14, and March 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. At torneys, Strain and Stevens, 01d Jewry. DIVIDENDS. February 2 Enbnrt Price, of Cannon-street, London, sta tioner, at tau, at Guildhall. . _ . . February 17. Benjamin Bet, and Ann Smith, of Bacinghan str..et, in the city of LOllllOll, and de.ileni, A one, at the city of February 17. Ann Smith, of LoM;njA,wmAis4;.stems.stGaalk Folmar) , 17. iik..111 , 11111 Betts. of Burnt/hall onset, in the cat, of London, tenor and dealer, at one, at Guildhall. February N. William Sty in, late of Vlfhste Liun-court, Hit-hin•lane, in the city of London, since of the band ol J.. •Ig er , mul eta of Camberwell, na the county ei Surrey, merchaat, at one, at ilisoilissll, London. Feornarr. 19. :homes Lee-ton, late 3f Alston, in the county ..• Linc.ister, grocer, dealer ant Cll4l/11NID at eleven, at the lunese of John Scott, the White Ho-se inn, in Preston, in the said county. Frn d R bert Hurrlon Dawson, hit,. of Southwell, in the count, of Suffolk, ember and &autumn, at eleven, at the li•mse of Henry Palmer, called the King's Arms. in Halevoutth, in &Sulk. Feb 19 Themes Miller, late of Presto*, In the ceunty Lancaster, grocer , dealer and chessman, at Nem u, at the house of John geett, the sign of the vnitt. Hoar, to Preston aforesaid. cEwrincATts—F at 17 W than Wicks, late of IHnldte-row, Holborn, in the county of M•dtile•el, hob. rda.her, dealer and criaonan Chivies W diwrn, the elder, of Tummo-Green, .n the pariah of Chiswhic, in the county of Middleneet, butcher, crosier, stale , and chapman. John Sic.sollored, of Mark lane, London, merchant, dealer and chapluan - tVilliains, of Mark-lane, London, merchant, dealer and she min. Joan Fielding and William Walker, late of Nicholas-lane, London, snip and insure ire brokers, dealers and cbripmen. John DI able, Lite of Great Mary • la-bonne-street, in the parish of Saint Maiy.la.bourie, in the county of Middle,ex, cheese monger, dealt, and Oa pman_ Juba Absalom, latent Mairlen•lane, Covent-Garden, bet now at Lisle-mreet, Leice.tm-square, in the county of Middlesex, straw-hat manufacturer. John Camp, of New Store street, in the parish of St. Giles. in. theirields, in the county of Middlesex, carpenter, dealer and Chapman. John Edwards, of Li rerpuol, in the county of Lancaster, mer chant, denim and chapman. James Smethurst and James Mangnall. of Belton, in the county of Lancaster, dimity and quilting manufacturers, dealers and chairmen. John Dyson, of 'f ettenham, in the county of Middlesex, gar dear', dealer and chapnsan. PRICE OF sTuccs, YESTERDAY. Lank Stock 3 per Cent. Reduced ....... ....... 60g 1 60j 6 per Cent. Comets 4 0 4 6 4 60 4 per Cent 7911 5 per Cent. Navy Long Annuities ' Irish 5 per Cent 911 Omniens Indm Stuck India Bonds ' Exchequer &lb .... IS. prem. li. dts. English Luria, TießNe ill. is.. Comets kr .• - •st - vete. ........601IU T. BISH. Stoek.drutter, 4, Cornthll, and 9, Ch..ring CAUL COURSE or EC I Atattemana 6 7 U. Dm. at bight 95 10 itettet.lain c. f.. 11 11 I U. Hamlniegb 34 11 Alton." i4 9 gill. Part.. l4 10 Lin. Onto 2 Us. l4 14 1 1.urdeaul ..... 24 14 Cad's 7.11 effect. pato. Haeltiel Ditto Itilboa Carbons 90 Naples CHANGE.. Jan 27. Ovniio .• 4 Lit. Pic Venbilt rt. C.... 52 De. Inef. Lisboa 6ll Oporto 6l + Pohl.). I Cork 121 swilloo.. 1. s. d Portugal Gold is Coin and lon par se. 4 ... I Ne• Doultioone... -- 1 Nam [ldlers .... —. 3 51 Silver in awl .... 5 61 Nn LoUll sub .. . -... ... Aro • It the Rani of Holland, Sy per Cent 11111tIli ON Sunday morning, in thip.: Sevmour-etrott, the Lady of 'Ames Cornwallis, IEO9 ►1 P. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. o.i Wednesday last, at Clererlon, Somarsinshire„ Henry Hallam, Eel Conontsconer of Stamp., son of the It.-e Di. Hallam, Cation of Windsor, to MIS, F.lton, eldest daughtzr at Sir A. Eton, Batt. of eteretion-ouutt. DEATHS. At Edinburgh, on the teth imt. Lieut..Co!onel Mony penny, of the /ad Regiment At Chelsea, in the Sth year of his age George Gamier, eldest son of the Rer. W il liam Hornier, Prebeselesy of Win chester. Monday log, et la,r house, in Portland-place, Mn Bee,y, mist! of Samos, Berry, EN Land Surveyor ut His Majesty's CoMentis. and UAW rif the lota Dr. Romer, aged h 3. HILHE WATER, THIS DAY, AT LoNCI../14 BRIM/3- MOM 0 ma. atter 3 I Erita..... 23 nt:a. after 3. - - ---,. SALES BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SLITHERY, Benbar ley. . At their !loose, Pin. 145, 5 , ,..111, eia THURSDAY, Fe briar] IP, and Twenty two foltiwing Days (Sandals and F. Day excepted 1. r HE Entire and Valelble ROUND STOCK I in TRADE it the late Mr. IHIRDON, &niseiler, at Wincheatet ; inehrhnpt she LIBRARIES of Bi.kel. HOADLEY and SHIPLEY. 1611111111 11 inglalle , a Pod C. 4 led' in every class of Literature. NB. The Books are tousive.ially in excellent ce.ndicion. To be viewed on Mueseev, Febissary 4, and CaLt/ogues„ price ta. 64 to he now had it the pl.we it Sate; Itltewrins Mews. Mundell and Sons, and Messrs Sell and Is Aisne, Edinburgh ; Mr. Archer, Mutt in ; Mr Cooks. Oxford ; Mr. Deighteo,Cainlividge ; and of fir koblatits, IVlnriiest.r. BOOKS IN VAKILIUS LANGU OF PRIM TS. Be. By Mr RICHAR OSON, At his Have, No. 31, in the Sitiirwl, the Corner of street, Tills and two NI .wing Legs, at Twelve o' Cluck, AVA LU kBLE PARCEL of BOOKS, con.. signed from abroadi containing a doe Cottonton o• Greek and Latin Classics,lll ietory, Vnyagies, and several f...f Books of Prints ; including Rousseau's Works, St. Vo's moos's Works, 9 Vole. Kaeemat.r. 'a Vista; Hishore der Ordiss Monanique, S vol. ; 11-ustriows Men of Delana.k ; Roc. , ire's Statue.; Ctaritlea Anatomy; Vandet Meulen's Works; Rooks of Emblems, arc. Ac. Mar be viewed tin the sale; Catalogues of tee Books and Collections( Proles, which wil be sold nom . dinety follow ing, may be had of M Ittchardsim, Nu. 31, Snood, pries one shallot PRINTS, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PORTRAITS, BOOKS OF rituras, rt,RlFoLios, PIC TURES, Ac. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his HOW!. N. 31, the corner of Villiers-street, in the Strand, on TUESDAY, Tebniary 3, and Fire following Days, at 'Twelve utlock. A COLLEC ['ION of PRINTS, by Bevgbern, Cuy,i, Earlom, Holler, Will., Wiers, Woollen, &c.; English and Po eign Portraits, many very rare ; English and Foreign History, Topogtaphy, Books of Piton, Portfolios, Ac. consigned from abroad. To be viewed on Nlenday, and mornings of Sale. Cates legato, 6d. each, to lie had of Mr. Richardson, 31, Strand. COACH-HOUSE AND THREE STALL STABLE, WM. WOOS'S-MEWS, PORTLAND PLACE, AND A NE. VERSIoN OF ONE THOUSAND AND TWENTY POUNDS STERLING. By Mr. STEWART, At his Amine R• 1101. No 194, PireadallY. apposite Alheey, 'TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Bee. coin of the late Themes Buck, Esq. in Tins Lots; Lot. t. A COACH-HOUSE and three tall stable, A with enochiwao's mom and hay-loft come the tame, being meet eligibly eitstatod, No. 13, Willimes's-mews„ Devonshire -curet, Portland-place. held for an unexpired berm of 69 years at the ground• rent of 41. per annum, and now let to a tenant at will of 18 guinea, par annum. Lot. S. A ,eversion of ore thousand and twenty noteukt sterling, amply teemed on a Mtge mute in Gloucestershire, at the death of a lady aged 65 years. Lot 1. to be viewed, and particulars had of Mr. Richard's:se. Chaaritte-street, Portland place, and of Mr. Stewart, No. 194 1 , Piccadilly, opposite Albany. ELEGANT AND SELECT MODERN BOOKS, ILLUS. TEATED WITH PORTRAITS AND ENGRAVINUIS. By Mr. sTEWART, At his Million loom, .No. 194, Pleciddly, opposite Albany. TO-MORROW, and fullow'lig Day, at Twelve o'Cloclr ; it SELECT cal FLEG AN C ASSORTMENT of the best MODERN AITTHOILS. among *bleb are Homes History of England, and Smolletesess i ts ti o a ti en , ii. tested with 400 Prints and Portraits English Dmmo, 5 Vela. Ili stray lame, epipe ; Milton's Wake, i Vets. hap paipar, 'eiseeseiledis bound is lltasiesi • Shairspeare's Werke, Phase. 14 Vols. large Paper, superbly bound; the Wyeks of Blair, John -Ash Stente, Roberts.,,, Smith, &c. To be viewed, and Caeslogues had, at No. 194, Psecadilly. opposite Albany. CAPITAL TOWN RFSF)ENCE, WITH IMMEDI XTE Pr •SSESSION. By Mr. STE MART, • On the Premises, No 15, Great Georgia-street, Westminster. at THURSDAY, February 5, at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the Executors of the l a te Right H on . Lard Thusiew, ALCAPITAL FAMILY MANSION and TOWN RESIDENCE, fit for the accommodation of a Family of Distincti.iu, and particularly convenient for Mein. ben of either Heine of Parliament, being most eligibly si tuated, No. 15, Great Georcenueet, Westminster, and can• slating of ( via.) two capital drawing rooms and sittisittessea, on the first amr ; excellent front and laick dming.ewawn , agg the ground floor, with sitting.rnom on the tame; on the so. corn, and attics are, nine bed rooms, with other convenienciess on basement, houtekeeper's.rooin, butler's pantry, and ear. vants•-hall - - 1 kitchen and -. with • - " r 1 ; capital scullery, 4 =oln INS same; laundry over the me; deta,:hed wine and co a l rel.pil closets on each floor, with principal and back sues; 4.411., coach-house, three-stall arable, coachman's apartments NC havluft over the same (with entrance from behind the Tne whole in a most substantial and excellent state a;:tc-..• well worth the attention of any family who may want a WM' house, in a meet durable situation, held for an oaespised term of Seventeen Year., at a very mcderate rent. To be viewed, with ticket, and particulars had of Ilifes.m. Forster, Cooke, and Frere, Ne. 6, Lincolii'r-lan; and of Mr, Stewart, No. 194, Piccadilly (opposite Alhaoy.) EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD RANI 1 URE. By Mr. STEWART, On the Premis-s, Nn. IS, Great George.atreet. Westaitinstel., on TIIITRSI)A Fel , . 5, and two following Days, et Twe:ve o'Clock, by Order of the Executors of the late Right /Inn. Lord Thurinw THE capital, elegant and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of drawtng•rnem suit, featLse beds, bedstead., and furniture, excellent mahogany dining tables, card and Pentbroke ditto, subaboard, dining-roma chairs, ' , That, lookintglatsei of large dimension., carpets, window curtains, mahogany wardrobes and chests of drawee, capital mahogany bookcases of large dimensions, kitchen utensils, ,fi r To be viewed Twn Days previous to the Sale, and Cate. Ingoes had on the Pimple's, and at Mr. Stewart's, No. 194. Piccadilly. MAGNIFICENT AND yAtu -v LIBRARY. By Mr WiII:WART, At hi Room, 193, nrcartiVy, in the latter en 4 of February. 1807 ; THE Valuable and moat magnificent TOM GRAPHICAL LIBRARY, eons.sting of every Week r Laing to the History, Ant,qu ty. sal Topogra i .hy, of ~ a ; rs armo. matchless Copies of all the Chtor.kles Boa (.1 ts et G.: naval Science, &e. Catalogues are now preparing. sad eUI be reedy one recarta weeks' to the Sale. BIBLIOTHECA BRANDIAAA. Is M. iTLVVAIIT, At his Room, 194, ()waddle, in March 1307; THE invaluable, uniq .e„ tearce, rare, and cit. riout LIBRARY, cellealed with great Taste and Jiitla ment, during • Pelis4 of n-arle Hilt' a emend, Likewise the remittable fine CMllletwen of PRINT.; end PIATII•if I'S I the whole farming eel er the num valuable and wane Cole 'emotions ever offered It, Pdtitie Sale; being the entire Library, Pdriraita, and 1164teasee, of the late Rev. JOHN BRAND, F.llew end S•ereta , e of the Armco: an Society • Author "f The History of Newcastle, vols.; rept:tar Anti!. &c. Sc &c. Said by Order of his Eic!ciaturs. The Public are r, speeifully intormed, that ea;..logues be rowdy Una Month loteteaut to the 3elep. LONDON : —Prtu.d Of U DAVIDSON, No. Dult. 7 l Court, Now-erret, Corent-Gertien, and pesidthel •t the Office, Mn 1), hack of F. Chs.noit's Choral. timed, h♦ W. S 111C1C, of Nu. 7, Nee ISolton-etrept, Long Ave. Orders, be for the Paine, Net to the Ufhee ire* paid) grill be duly uteoded to. ~! 1 F