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/•~ ~. NAT.OIL TO.UtAtt MAACK:M. %Oil this day for off 15aitant, under couttnan of Kt-at-Admiral lierttr, the Ville de Paris, lhea. rotourAr, Gibraltar, Briierupitutt, Sjaethtr, Dratrs oriek, Ucteratt, and Airing; Alto aaikii k Dal, mouth Itariiour the close sloop, and Nimrod au. B e N c y 'm it e b ,-....‘Viud East. PLYMOUTII• ISAMU Cattle in the' Swalluit, front olf Cadiz ; Gibraht., from a CTI11•.: ; awl the Surinam, front Sicily , to. 'Mani s an tieet,unt that the litachfort bquatirou ha got into 'Toulon. DCA)," NARCIt Arrived Ilia Nlajesty's ships ileoritimesc and De perate, from a cruise..-IVind N.B. • FALMOUTH. MARCH 41. Arrived this day the Norton packet, Blight, WI! Malta from America, twenty-three da : s passim she briags dispatches from Mr. Rote, winch a ferwarded to tlovermaeut by express, ~at within lat. transpired here ; the embargo still coat-time i ltiolirhats packet, with mails, was IN! arrived out; also arrived this day, the Carter, picket, Putteenso, thirty-one days from liibrititti . the A feline and King George cutters, from a omits and this Majesty's brig Cheerly, f'.om I'lyniootli. Sailed the Atnerieau brig Lioa, for La Claire and His Majesty's ship iiumbei; 11$ guns, Captat, ott a cruise. Sailed this evening the Lady .4rabella packet, Perteus, with Mails for the Lee% Aid Islands. Tsetse o'clock, p.m.— The Doke of Marlhororisl , packet is just arrived from Janiaiea, forty-one day. livissage. The Bacrhante sloop of war sent into Jamaica, nit the ..".9th .httuary , a h reach privateer, of six gun. and SO men ; also a very valuable Spanish N.W. T ACTIO3. The following interesting narrative we have re teived From our eorresliontkitt at Plymouth : VICTRACT or a LETT R FROM PLYMOLTO, MARCH2I. " On the aflernoos of the isth instant, as the Emerald frigate wss standiNg along the coast if Spain, us her way to the squadron off Ferrol, she discovered a large French achioaer coining 001 of Vireo). All sail was immediately Inn, in chew ; the ache...air, on discovering the frigate, put shout and returned to V iverti, and ran en shore at high ' water under the protection of two batteri es. Ca p tain Maitland immediately hoisted est its hosts, and seat them to tore the hettethe and destroy the minnow', on. ders der the or Of the First Lieutenant (berme), with the assistance of-the Manor (Slicers, with Cho Marines of the frigate, anti a party of SeattlfidieVidentisera landed and took pimp moo of two lblfteldnYttw use 1, •••• lug right aptiaisters, tbe other seven !e l ation,' mat any hex ; they spitted the gnus, mid then .want on to ire Scheooer, which *as shoot two or then tanks off I 04* of • •their boats had gone go to take ?Ora salon of the vessel, . *hide they did *Shoot nay difficulty, fur tie Freueenrom •• • hod left her sad somber bast, with a party of usta,u,or the einatomml of bestows Smith, took poutleollitio of a fort au the other side, that was Snug ou them, so that they led complete possession of three forts end lie seLoßrier, wttlt • ' Only one or two mos wounded. Os the Mt Latelltuabli Setting in tie vessel, he boost her Get as State ; bat ni p. posies eke tide to bellowing (is whaabliasessilierrte.. salaam), be sell one boot to th• therefor Weever, koveug, on the tits awe*, to .or able to hal. her This gave time for the ioltehitants, asiist . ify the ERR of the vend, to collect is greet numbers; and night ofteamg on, they attacked the OCIINIOUIT moot feriae*, anoer one of the hushes aim rocks, and front the heighb l / 2 . net the echoweer, which gave thetn every arteake.4e. pt. lent fellows thought it best to stay by the mbou-lor ( r had they landed, they would have been overpowered by ;UM, 114 and wait fur the tale dusting th vnetil It wound woe I. eis well if tin - 2 had destroyed the miwoncr at sore, sail relented tu their ship; lout I am trelyeiorry to say, tlialmi one. amiet to get her out canoed theists of some lean toes. A it, fell pa board of her, and fifteen were eusaued,.oli by tuust,•.etry; front felloox they toad not see : etwit finding no boom of senior the V•asal oft, they set her on hr. and returned to their ship. The Lieut , mat who eumuianded the party, with the two (Miens of Marines. are steer-. the wounded. The p fellows who acre kilted found a grave in the ashes of the r ! ,otter, whirl, blew OP WO" afterour people kft her ; and thus ended e mint 0 1 , sat, bat unfortanate expeditime de at:homier proved to be a mammal teasel, 'mounting foortern earrin , edes, from the East Indies, tround to Boar chows hhc had bora at %sena since December; sad when the frirl, Ac saw her, was inteedioe to tioisle her voyage. She hail in, board sever al things of value, aud some cash Before she was set on fire, our people had leave to plunder, and cone of threat, I am told, gut cash and articles to a large amount. The next day the gnu-boats cause nut to attack the frigate, hut were put to the route completely ; several of the allot st ruck the Emerald, but I am happy to say, did no !material riaulace." YIECTINGS OF CR EDITIIRS, AT GUILDHALL, TEI-11ORROW. IL H. James Wain, late of Moutit-etrert, Lambeth, Surrey, - m.Tellant - a 1 Georg Simpson, late of Cupthall-chambets, Loudon, mmehaut - - - 3 10 • Jobs Cule, Pure-street, London, stationer - 3 1 John Marlachlan, thrfurd-place, Drury-lane, cat..- nermaker - 3 10 • Thloollll Ilan " ills, lamb's Coulltiit-street, Mid dlesex, limit ..c.iptlll - - • 3 II Juno Wiley, litt.ftreet, Blackfriani-road, Sunsy, hei-stesufarturer - - - 3 19 Massesse Lode, titterer/See fears, flt. Mertitt's-le- • (;road, Mt tahnimder, dealer and (hansoms° - 3 1 ThellWlll Reed, Rel4o9l:l[Rte-street, iA/11400, cheeec monger J. L. Precise, Preseet. J. Natty, Primrose-street, c,......, dun, straw hat-manufacturer Matthew Lumbers, late of Strand set th.. Green, seer Torshfin-green, Sliddieses modistes , - - DlY11;ENI1$. Thomas Sosham, late of Creak, Norfolk, hawker and - It 10 Middlesex, oterelsent 1 11 ►uiWcste-street, Lon- - I 9 2 1 ...—.__ _ - _____ , - pedlar - 12 - - Juba Grayson. East Cheap, London, insurance looker - - - - 10 - 'Moon Eylts, Elston, Bedfrdshire, butcher - 1 .:useph Elton Daniels, Culeinaii•strost, London, astramist - - - - 12 CERTIFIt'ATEd. Guyer Griffen, of Touley-street, Sonthwark, in the rowaty o sodf Surrey. sockingmisaufactorer, floor-futur, dcolet chapsnan. William :Sicholls, of Diachitihompton, in the county of Glom-ester, clothier. JosephJIBULSOO, of Newington Causeway, in tier garish of St. Mary, heoington, iii the county of Surrey, bro.lonalce, 'duke and choptiian. Josiah Oliver, of Catestunureet, M the city of London, factor, deser isod rhaposiati. David Aiding% of %%reduo Deck, is the county of North emptoo, degee, grocer, thrtler and chopostaii. ahlionl Nesbitt, °friar town owl comity of Neatimatle-opus. Tyne, grudge; Anger and duration Jolts c..... 41, if Din ss itt thus, in the sounty ; of Warwick, plater, droner and (bigmist. George Grimm of Great Wonsev-strut, Cold-hefts-fickis, M the et/slaty of Xiddleses, Ilieto-drsper, dealer gad tkap- ono. James ICsc, a (P►ertoa, in the tounty of Lanca.ter, machine looker ...airier. bavid Atoo.vrilt, of Pronto., in the ruu•tt) of luur4stcr, timochifte-mater Paul Catter.ll, of Prrston, w the count! of I.sucooter, ma chine- looker. '~ __.~. /MTV& OP STOCK& VilaEltDiT. 3 pre Cent. Co*. ' 6411 I per lint. Navy 9 61 97 ti.dic India Dumb. .% per .—.- Exchequer Bills ......r. J• fros• prigs. Lot trty 'rickets • Catguts ilw ...... ...... ... . T. B ASH, Stuck Broker, 4, Cossibial, and 9, Owing-Cross. __ COURSE OV s 'eXCIIA.N( I F., MARCH 112. • lamootrdoio.... 33 79V. 1 Lisbon .. Oa ,t to at Sight.. .t 4 11 . , Oporto ....ttentam c. f. 11 2 9U. boitito ....... 11 amburali.... 34 G 241'. Cork .•... , 1 tom 34 7 air 001.1.1011• . • •ros ..ttu 2 Us 24 13 1 1.1111 SIM Hare 1. a. d. ....nintraux wlrt .. ...... 41 effective Duablouno 14.1 rid 4l effective New Dultare .... 0 0 0 ..1 1 r la ...,horn • *pies 49 Aro tio Ow Bunko( Holland, .rttua ...nice n.(' 52 Do. Intl. INlblio 00 London :til, Of) oIS DEATHS. On Tuesday evasive last, isiverselly respected and es Edward Yhillips, }Mt of Crest Jamessircet, Red qd-row, in the 7 ,st year of his age. lie was born, and had • aided all his life in the same street. At Andover, on Monday last, of a decline, aged 0 years, Wholes Ocouloff, En. one of the Russian Oilleers. During bislang and painful illness, he millers , seed from the inhabit a its (usung whom his grateful heart and amiable moaners had excited much Micron) the greatest attention and kind was ; and he was attended II) hu eutintrymen w,th rare and iffectiun truly fraternal. His body, after lying three days in state, was followed to the grave he his brother ofticers sad • number of the inhabitants, and interred, by tbe Mi nister of the parish, neer the reniaiin of a British Officer, who died some years since on his starch through the town. Lately, at Burnley, in Cheshire, deservedly respected, Mr. John Radcliff, aged 84. What is very remarkable ' his rime* arundfatlier, grandfather , father, sad merle, and him self, died in the pitth year of their ages. He was father to children, grandfather to tisi, sad great grandfather to go —total nit. Ile ell. deserisileil from a branch of the family of the Radeliffes, of Toduaorden 11111, the pedigree of whirls• family is particularly stated in Dr. Whittaker's History of balky. writ wATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIDGE. " Eras. 16....w5ip. Aar,. 1- ...... _ Mures• SALrg B t AUCTIOW. CAPITAL WATER *ad WINDMILL ! with suitable GRANARIES, and requisite DWELLING HOUSE and COTTAGE, M'ANWW'ORTH, SURREY. By Mr. BURTON and Mr. WILSON, Oa TV F.SDAY NEXT, at Twelve, st Garraways, MI 1., MOW lir or HALF SHARE of a va luable and very epistles WATER and WIND-. MI L, workiag viz pair of stones, and now in full trade, adoniiegential; Winded on a branch of the River Thames, with cum airot and well-cooneeted ¢¢aa mil store room% foor.sbill stable, cart-sheds, sad suitable sac buililiest, to cowthtet the bearer with peat facility ; twO br , k il. e“ i orlbosies. with domestic COliVegtkileell ' to " Tiber • Alt eight tearooms sad yards eligible for the work sown. Ibis estate is ....1 team to Mr. Shipley, fur the emu pi ' ml ism of 13 • rata, at Michaelmas seat, at the very lON ✓..1 , of 1• , 5 . e1113 2:4 r. h e nowsii by Won 0 the t ' and descriptive par timOses had es the preilises ; at the Croydon • at the Coro nod Coal E,xelutage blutt-bute te..tTbou.e.-•teuorti altar. B. W 4 lsoo, or, to, Devoe obiee-otlea, /illebriposate; of Messrs. Wilson, 1, Sloortutas; at Grinoways ; •ad of Mr. Bartel., 60, Conthill. 1/100D FAIIIILY RESIDENCE. LAST - LA N E, BEE- ` ItIIOICDSEY * Mr. BUR:FON, On MONDAY, April 4, at 12, al Gerrawroy's, Aol.:SlitA. :.E LEASEHOLD FAMILY ',WELLING-HOUSE, with immediate possession, No.. I, Enst.livie, Phi moodsey ; contains eight sleeping room., •-•:".: etuarbk spaciuos itiniug.ruorn, with marble thismiety-piece, linisbed wt . .: mahogany doors, a breakfast smimm, 'Awe room, and silting-room, runeemicnt kitchen, larder, pantry, and ample wigs, coal, mad beer celled a spacious Karden, well planted, with green-house, three-stall stable, and loft The prensiseofite in com plete repair, and well Mowed for carrying on any busioess that r^gw.r-s a comiection with the waterside, having a right of wharfage, t►e stable, late a dwelling-bossy, &c could easily k cuararted into a storehouse, as it has a separate entrance from a lane, nearly facing the wharf, held on lease, fur about le ran, at 1 low rent of 49i. per annum. T.. be rithita-, mil particulars hail at the premises; at I Garrawe7Yl sod Mr. Boehm, No. 62, Combat ,EWINGTON GREEN. By Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY, April • at Twelve o'Clock, at Giveaway's AF. It Y run forladde and eouveutent tV EL: LING HOUSE, At for the immediate reception of a small genteel faintly, situate on the north aide of Newington Green, a pleasant titstance of about three miles from town. The premises have been recently pt into complete and sub stantial repair, anti contain five principal and two servants sleeping rooms, a handsome dean mg. roam, richly papered and appropriately finished, a einnfurtalde ilining-roonv and morning ditto, c onvenient kitchen, wash-house, and good cellaring ; • railed garden, about 150 deep, will planted, with summer-benne, detached two - stall stable, and oat-of fices : held on lease at • very low rent. To be viewed till the Ink, awl printed particulars had oa the premises; at Uareserars; sad of Mr. Burton, No. 61, Corohill. BARNETT. JIWS...,.GENTREL DETACHED 1:14.• MILT aurotzimE., WITH COACH-HOUSE, STA. RLING, PRODUCTIVE GARDEN, AND LAND, WITH UNLIMITED RIGHT OF COMMONAGE. By !Ir. BURTON, On MONDAY, Aprils, at te, d esirable Garmway'ri, 'VALUABLE HOLD ESTATE, comprising a substantial brick residenee, with comb-home, three-stall stable, productive Haider in eseelient order. and abundantly clothed with a collecting' of rare fruit trees, and Iwo paddocks, containing shout three arms serials Pat;411111 laud, dclightfally situated at as with apossisail of ritit views of great extent and beauty, the reindeers aid property of Thomas Parties, Esq. who will rite immediate possessive. The premises contain six bed-rooms, spaciJus handsome drawing-roma, dining nom, library morning. felnli, and complete ibwoestie arrange- menu. To he Mewed, with tickets, which, with descriptive pal (I van's, may he had of Mr. Hui ton, tie, Corahill ; particulars es the prolmkes, and at the place of sale. VACUA &Al STOCK OF SHEEP, CA M BEI DGE , /MIR E. Ity Kr. IWIITON, On THIVItSDA V, April 7, at I 1, as the premises, Whittles. ford, near Cambridge, rp 11E very v gable and Knee STOCK of i;11 CEP, of •Tr. Ittow, leaving the above ram • in cluding thirty more meop!es sad score ewe page. This sto,-tc is puhatitted as &act , ing the particular attrition of breeders mid graziers, the whole reared and collected with great pedals and este, al a ear.' linable slipcase, .kirehig ascii th, New I.eireeter tops far arrival pease. The pion awl lambs metal by dr. Hewett's, o — temposionl, which Mock Sr.- hoot thi Society tithe New killeCitiaTup-Iwreders. To he viewed, and catalogues had ea the premises, by ap plication to the .hepheeds ; Red Use, Koystint ; Hoops, St• 11••• sad •atulorol; ; Crown, Huntingdon • Crown, Lin ton ; Greylsiinit, Newniarkt t ; Hose sud t'ruwu, Sa ff ron. Walden ; Wei 6 ltoy, (hei.upford ; of Mr 1 4 11111 . , salt small, West sad of Burton, 69, Cornitill. 1%. R. Approved hills, due Old Midsummer-Day, will be *ahem. Hales ROMNEY and IVALLAND MARSHES. At the New-la, in New Romney, on THURSDAY, March 31, between Three and Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in Fourteen Lota, unkroa itcccytable offers lbf puochime by Private Contract should be mails in the mean Clue, i t SUBSTANTIAL old MANSION HOUSE, ./ . 11.. with Barns, and other convenient (Tut-Buildinp, and ins a. s p. of excellent Marsh Land, all Freehold, situate in the Parishes of &limit, Brookland, New Romney, and Ivy Church, and now uceenpied by Messrs. Joseph and Henry Coveuey, of Tenterden and Mr. Pitcher Ralfc of New Romney, under Leases, which will expire at Mic hael. num, 'sun, via. Lot 1. A Parcel of Marsh Land, called the Beacon Field, containing so a. I r. tti p. adjoining to tiuildford- Jane, in Brooklatul, and (tamped by Messrs o...fury Let 2. A Parcel of Marsh Land, called the Meadow, or Fourteen Acre Field, enitaitiing 14a. S r. 34 p. adittiwing to Guildford-lan; in Brookiaud, awl occupied by news. Cowan. Lot 3.—A Parcel of Marsh Land, called the Bißrigs, or Fifty Acre Field, containing 57 a. I p. adjoining to Guild ford-lane' in Brookland, sod occupied by Messrs. Coveney. N. It. Lots 1,2, and 3, are is Walland Marsh, and the remaining Lots in Romney Marsh. Lot 4 —Four Parcel! of Land called The Little Pound Yokel', containing Bridge Yokes Forthrr Yokes A. R. P. 1 9 2 11 3 4 3 2 0 II l9 Great Pound Yokes - 9M 2 31 _ situate in New Rowney, and occupied by Mr. Pit cher Rolfe. Lot 5 —Three Parcel. of Marsh Land called ♦. IL P. The Miller Yokes, contaiuiag 92 Two Acre Yokes - 9 1 26 Thirteen Acre Yokes 13 2 1x 17 g t 6 situate in New Romney, and occupied by Mr. Fil cher Palle. Lot 6.—A substantial old Mansion Howie, called Brenzett Place, with the Barns and other Buildings, Garden, Yards, &c containing - And seven Parcels of Morals Laud, (part of Brengett Place Farm) called The House Field, coutaining - - Baru Field - - - Hambrooks (arable) - - - Andersen (arable) - - Toll Field - - - - Tun field - - - - 1 Nona se - - - - - 1 3 34 ss 000 0 3 3 12 2 1 21 O 7 s:i 0 is 7 o 0 24 1 37 145 I • situate is icemen and Ivy Church, and occupied by Messes. Cu►attey Lot 7.—A parcel of Marsh Land, (other part of Been sett Place Farm), called the Thirty ACOII, COliiiiisiag Ji a. tr. no. sinus* in Ibreasett, Brookland, and Ivy Church, awl occupied by Messrs. Coveoey. Lot 11.--1 parcel of Mardi Land (other part - of greaten Place Farm), called the Wall Field, containing 26a. or. bp. (situate iu Brenzett and &valued), and occupied by Messrs. Coveney. Lot. f).-A parcel of Marsh Land (other part of Brearatt Place l'arm), called the [(whey Field, containing wia. situ ate in Ivy Church, and occupied by Messrs. Coveney. Lot in —Three purer!' of afar 6 Laud (other part of Brenartt Place Farm), called •. S. T. The Bush, containing - - i 429 - _ _ ._ Orchai 9 0 9i 9 • 3S 13 0 'l9 _ situate in Breemett, and orenpirgl by Masers Covenc). Lot it.—Two parcels of Marsh Land (other part of Bren sett Place Farm called A R. P. The Peer Field. containing - - 31 134 Dung Firld - 31 1 36 b:, 3 33 situate is Brensett, and occupied by Mcem.llCOVeDl'y Lot 19.—A parcel of 31arsb Land (other part of l'en sett Plain Faros), called the Moor-lane Seeds, rontatning ass Sr. 33p. Waste in Bretizett, and occupied by Messrs. Coretwy. Lut parcel of Marsh Land (other part of Prem. wrtt Place ram), called the Great Seeds, containing et a Ir. 33p. situate in Brenzett, and 'occupied' by Messrs. Co vroey. Lot is —A parcelof Lead (residue of flrenzett Place Farm), called the Ham Field, containing us. tr. itop. situate iu lirenattt, and occupied by Messrs. Coveoty. The land-tax, pour-tax sad marsh tens, are eery low, and tha tithe (emeriti for laud broken up), only is. per erre. The aeveral luta Ek be Viewed, on.application to the tenants, and Nether partiratara say be known 4111 applica tion to Mr. torwle, or New augury g or blesses. 'lure and Son, at licato. SALES BY AUCTION. in/WE-ROW, WATLING-STREET. Mr. BURTON, . • Oa MONDAY, Aped' 4, at twelve,: ot Otereasy's, whets niv,irAt4P,tl4:l747thi of I n j im P t ri xi v ili t t e c een ro trac s•mitioni, of T el convimieut BUSINESS Pit Intl:4ES, moot them tageourly aitnatcd, being I'o. , fluhv•ron ; and eant.no four hed-ruonia, a comfortable illuinwroom, convetirot "Adieu, goof' %bop m arclomee; nod excellent (Thori um hild On letatt Gwebon. st , eat years, et a 1117 burr rent, To be 'icor(' tit' th; sole, awl peinted porticuian had on the pri•usists ; at trarroway ; and of Mr. Buriou, No. 62, .• Val5IL l'Oct:, OP dTAT lON FAY. 3y Mr. BC ItTON. o TRVIISDAY, the 31st March, tens, at It o'clock, by order of the Proprietor, on the Premises, No. 16, sla w au-street, , Large Prime and N'aloable Stock of Station. 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' /t part to Quccu's-srauare a dm/Haig-bower, avid capital range of • asehoussa, to I.ovewell-cuort, Paternoster-row, flu ap aide; a back divelling-hriuse, in the vicinity of Gray's-lim , law • spacious Mick wine , vaalt In Mitre-entir, Milk street ; four at brick duelling-houses, Chelsea ; a large 1.1.4 of eivitud behind the same, ou which are several . buildings; togi tier with four twirl houses, and alumt titter, acres of garden grotital, in the king's Pvieutt• IGurd, Chelsea, also the eltsitei in t It- chancel of the Church of Chelsea. Likewise a freehold grouts& rein, issuing out of and amply-secured by 'mini' erections, on a plot of ground iu Cliandos-street, Coveui-zai ilea; to: piker with Neveml fee-farm rents, very erupt) ',crater) by, awl regularly paid out of, extensive inunutt. i!! Y..rkshire, producing renti principal!y under old leases, amounting to sa3l. fo. 7d. To be viewed ten day previous to the sale, by leave of the lemmas ; desrriptite particulars bail on the respective pee unaes ; at Lloyd's and Garraway'N; and of Mr. Burtuu, No. lit), Corsbill. SURREY—FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, extensive WALLED GARDEN, ornamental SHRUBBERIES. , Orb PADDOCKS, FISH-PONDS, PINERIES, SUC CESSION HOUSES, Sc. TOOTING, SURREY. By Mr. BURTON, Os MON DAY, April 25, at Garraway's, 11SINGULARLY dcsiruble FREEHOLD . RESIDENCE, situate in the rural and respectable Village of Touting, a pleasant distance of six uah s from London comprising as ewellent thick Dwelling-house, with complete others of every description, spacious court yard, capital stabling for 11111:C bursts, double coach-boon.; Most complete range of our ofbcrs, fans-yarsl, ornamental shrubberies, profusely clothed with a choice selection, pleasingly diversified, and disposed with infinite taste ; gro , testier cascade, a plantation tastefully timbered, spacious, amid very productive kitchen garden, fully cropped; sod two rich paelducka, containing to acres. This property is begirt on one side by a beautiful sheet of rosining water, well stocked with Ash of various kinds, and the remainder by a lofty hriek wall ; the reliance of —Galindo, Esq. who wdl give immediate poseestion. To be rimed with tickets, which. with descriptive parti culars, may be had of Mr. Burton, tin, Cornhill; particulars en the premises, sad at Garraway's.