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--r- ••••11 AirManiSiegrilniledf trate want, and then come to hike their persons, and make them liable to indignities; I think it is a little more than this nation will bear ( Loud appla , sses). Gentle men, I shall conclude with begging every one to tear in mind, that there can be but one measure that coo give relief to the people, for without the reform of the representation of the people, all other measures are trifling and nugatory. There is one measure, which, undoubtedly, I hope soon to have the honour or bringing before the House, as soot, as all the necessary papers are obtained.—l mean the great question of what are called the Admiralty Dreier, because I do think it highly important to determine, whether the millions that arise from them, belong to the King or to the People ?• l'er- Lament may determine as they please, let them give their decision in any way, but that decision shall certainly demand on the part of the I , ,nblic. (More applause.) Gentlemen, the first principle which recommended me to your notice, was en early avowal of tity sentiments, with r, spect to a re form in Parliament. That is still the grand object I would wish to keep in view, sod not to be misled in it from minor considerations. That alone, without stay expensive commission , , without any of these nugatory pioeeetlings we have lately witnessed, would suppress all peculators, and in troduce ecunomy into the public expenditure.— (dipplauses)—The want of that reform is the real source of all our evils and misfortunes, and it is the want of it which prevents t yen the virtuous anti beesourable man, if each a nem was ever appointed to the office of &Shiites., from doing good to his country. It is my real persuasion, that that is the source from which all those Litter poisoned waters Sow, that destroy the silver spring which England drinks. and is the cause of all the evils we feel.— That war the cause of the unfortunate war ir, which we areengliged. and will be the-final cause of the subjugation of the country." Loud and reiterated . applanses immediately lowed the tonclusiou of Sir Francis's speech ; and after several toasts and songs, Mr. SWUM, one of the Committee, addressed the Electors, in return for the honour done them by their health' being proposed. Mr. RICHTER., one of the Committee, then read • long report of their motives and proceedittes, and a statement of their disbursements, by which it ap peared there was due to the trttustner the sum of 1171. I3s. Scl. en account of the Election. On Mr. JENIMIG . ii health being drank, he re turned thanks in ati eloquent speech, is which be particularly complained of the grievances likely to be occasioned to the public by the Indictment Bill, and called npon them to petition l'arliament against it. Major CARTVISIGneII health being nest drank, he too made an appropriate speech. Mr. Brie, the AL-taller ter Middlriee was Otto prevent. but retired soon after Sir Francisliurdett's Address. • Sir Francis Burdett left the room at tea o'clock. We regret Cuit the press of Parliament. art and other matter prevent. our enterin; into a more detailed report of the various speeches upon this rwcasion, as thry would. ie. doubt. h are proved of rutlaiderable interest to the Electors of Weat 1111123ter. DIXRI:SS (H' IifiIW.SIFICE. TO /Mt RIGICC VOTOVILABIA imp C AAA Cr A Or ■N VNCIIKQVER SIR—A >ifine fur doe rm. hese et Dow !WITICIII, provision toe awe the Sister of our beloved IlnewlttainP, km lately occupied she atte,ition • t To reedit that provision nisi venially popular, the followiog soggestetni to submitted to your cumidcration, rr, by this means, Ike money appto priated for the psymei•l of her antimty, may h. so , ettled, that at her decasor it shall rev, rt kick to the Crows. The *SACe of the L)aotr Notts, in the registry . , according to :ha papers presented to the Ilet or of connote., amounts FID 4,001 , 1. ; tlls,troul at the tartest price of the t per ',:entis. will prodiree to,oirol. per Anu. keying upwards of 01110.0001 from the above gross amount, fur CA Prone who may plead payment for their sei vireo, a fund nuce than am ide to discharge every ehiim that will be brought forward. :pea the death of the Duchcss, th:s meaty will he again the &speed of the Crows ; and such an arraagentent will paviece the public mind, that there is a wish to retrieve instead of adding tn, the burdens already imp:aril oa the country —I am, Sir, AN 01.1) ENGLISHMAN. LI.rUTENANT cookk. trill of a letter from an Darer on board Hs Majit..Ws amp .Uineres, Richard Hawkins, Esq. Comsnalokr, dated L'Orient, May 5, 1505 mien now inform yon of $ most unfortunate accident ich happened on the rooming of the cd instant. —Our rd Lieutenant, whose name wns Cooke, having fur . w been soliciting Captain Hawkins to permit him to have !oats to attempt the deatructin• of a one-gun battery, at menthol the river Etel, at length pervaded upon the stain to allow ham tubas,. three boats. These were eme nded by Lieut. Cooke, sad Massa s. Kent and Carter, mid- poem Iffe landed about two ceelock in the marnlog, and march. ap to the battery; on the centinel challenging us, the t *Dowered Friends:' on which one of the maids cans and challenged as • maned filar; the pilot answered— mw Mier a gin as Mama, yea are dead saes; and at the b time he ran up to them : they napped their pieces it but witlmat Bert. Lieutenant Cash aimed blow at of them, hot aired him, and struck his sword against guard-beam wall. Our men them fired, and shot one sea, but the ether ran of, punned by Mr. Carter— ale were desired to stand clear of the door, a they in reibubility would ire throng Is at mid two loop holes, whirs slaiall inmerrered on each side of it. Lieut. Cooke rtunately sent up to the door stem sad desired them pen it; us which they ired ahot;t six shot, one of h w. .t through the Lieutenant's heart, arid ho had time to say, lam killed,' and fell to the ground —We pforead to retreat. bringing one prisoner and Lieut. a's body along with us —I ran only add, England has • Mate sad gallant officer, bchmed by an oho knew t Viscount Mitres was riding in Hyde-Park. Clitirsday, he observed something flouting ie Serpentine Kiser. which finding on • 'Jeerer to be • boy. hi. Lordship leaped into the and rescued him from death. On bringing :I shore, he art,,acrd lifeless; but Lord 3itt.- astaittly suspend. r 1 him by the heels, and had lesbam. betirie be departed. of seeing him r • t ; ; when, basin; most liberally re c ersous also essi-tud in the boy's re ', .'t; placed him under proper care, i• - t ..• to change ' , is set clothes, and t; t. satisfaction of haring dash lie FURTHER EITRACI'S mom ye DUTCH PAPERS. NO 1 •r NIS MAJPATY TOE riarcaun. TO Tilt PRINCI. or erruetae. " MT BOOTWIIIt !-..1 have received the letter of von, Royal Ilighasss. In the Papers skirls you have received from the King, your kepi' Illithness's father, you must have found a tweet - of the Mien": ei Melt I have always felt fur you. You will permit me, under the preseot cireunastatiers, to speak to you oith tr and I wished, by toy journey au Madrid, to drew ea er friend lye wow llt.e.evtalary ameliorations of h i s St ites. end also to give a certain satis fartion to the puldie feeMigs 'the removal of the Prime of the Peace app. area t.. is 01 he lieCt14:11) fro the prospe rity of Ilia Majesty, and that of 11 . .3 subjects. The mirrors of the uuith had ri birdeil may jaucney. The everts at Arai:jure tools place. I pass. tier decision Olt %hut prreitimsly fallen oat, our upon the conduct of Ilse Prime of the Peace ; beet I know well, that it is &Le prous Pr Kings to accustom their people to shed blood or toark to red... sa them. Ise a. l pray God, that )our Royal Ilighai as may never fed this by your own em,- Artier. It is nut tlw interest of Spin to injure a Prime who has married a PlitYVVllb of tie Blood Royal, and who fur a long time directed the afiniii of the kingdom Ile no long. r has. any &Wads ; your Ito> al 'Sightings rill possess them i.e lideager than is Idle you shall he fortunate. Ti.e pen pie willingly rcieugc them. lees tor that homage obi. h they pay ns. Bur oleo ran the process be drawn op smainst the Prince of the Peace, without in% oleing in the .lumen, and the King your rather This process would give lidurialintent to bared and factious passbors, the is sue of width would be fatal to your ('roan. Voila ROYAL 111611Nrrr N•S NO OT111:111111.IlT TiII:RKTU THAN THAT Wale)! YOU DrallVt: Filo% YOLK 3101'11rIt. If this prtarew degrade bee, your (loyal Ilightiees destroys your own right. He who has lent au ear to wink and dials)) al councils, has no right to pass sentence on the Priare of the Peace. HO miarkeils, if he coo be reproached with theta, go to destroy the rights of the Crown. 1 have frequently txpresecel a desire, that the Prince of the Peace should he remised from affairs; the fitanlideip of king Charlie has often twiner." one totrinato silent, and to turn away my eyes from dee weakesees of his conduct. Unhappy mertale that a c acre t treakroas and error, these are our mottos; Mit all may lie arranged; namely, that III:. Prince of the Peace should be lisueditil Cola Spaiu, and I should invite hien to a place Of retirrment iu Froace. As to the alielicatlint .4 bin; Clarks 'lie Fourth, that baa taken pare 61 a mono :a whoa my troops acre traria-6M; Spsiu ; and ill 11w eyes of Europe, or ,' p,r en ty, 1 utwi l id stew to have omit W. many troops swirly fir the purpeAre of pet shilig from hisTlirune, my Ally, and Friend. .3, it 114`iglibUllr SosereiKll, it ;•• fit that I slimed kauw le ot ahiliestitso , before I ackaowleilgo it . Isis it toyu:.rßoi ul therm sa, to the Spa•ii oda, and to the abide a ortil, if the abdication of isiric IL hark* has prof, riled from h s , 10 u a i: be was hot driven to it by the iusurivetion cid uproar at Anoijewz, I make au scroplo to accede to it, and to atknow ldge y Royal High n ess as Ka. gof Spann. The thrum spe tIIM • L xll I bare observed fur lilas month past, most lie a seem ity 'to con for the support a kWh yon shall fool in ine, ghouls' Ct' , 7 past) differences disturb pea, is your tern, 1111401 the Throne. %lieu k Charles made as ampainted with the eveids of (?rtf.tn-r, very much siTteted by them ; and I think that by my efforts the affair of the recei;ed • happy Mow. 1 our Royal Iliglinem was mark to Name; I IWINIIIO owed of auy other proof of this, Rom the {cute which you wrote to lair, Lnd which I vl.all aloe). desire to caraider isa not having come to ma. Your Royal Highoess most dis trait n.l popular commotion. and isisorrectious A rr.w or MY !ULM Fall MAY MT. sti.ntawnr.o, 41 T THE TI OJI 0•- TION OTIM•1% %SIAt.I. St THE C.OI,IIZQI euet or IT. I see with mon that some perains at Mastrnl bare dissemiaated certain letter. ache Coptaati•General of I:melon's. *ad have dune sorry aims to excite disturb:cares 111110114 the pcople. 'limy Royal Ili;:lmess perfectly unopreliethls my nicansar.;.— Yon perceive that I have toorbrA gightly upon many points, wine. it wurilct nut be proper to r.itnre spun, " Von rear he monied that I will cooduct myself in every Mitzi; toworifs yen. in. the saint way w. too eras your Ray,..l rather. laci ma, rely rpm' my desire Itl annogv every thing, and of faciang a.r tcpportenttyct giving yua of my perfect reward sod esteem—lletswith accept, &c. Bayonne, Apr,' al, arcs" KO II r. LATION OE A 1.111 . 1:1I WRITTFT !Mt 111811, RT AI7C CNAtLE.S IV. TO NIS SUN, T/If: Plll CC Or 4■TI wt•.. Mi . So% l,Thr faithless manacle of the men who stir room] you, have brought Spain into a roost distressinc site onion. The country sue asniuot be saved but by the Eau pirter. Sine, the Pence of Basle, I have been always convinced, that it a as the first interval of my people to preserve a good nuderstooding wills Ferree, and 1 1131 . 1' emoiderid uo sacri fice too ;pest to attain that object —Even o hen France was the prey temporary Governmeols, I determined to repro.. my own and he gui.kd only by a rettaril to bonnet policy nod the welfare of Dry sohjects Bat when the Frenela rumesor. bad. restored order an France, then app re lien:ion was at a great dozre, rPUIIIIVE1,11•1 that I had thr new renewer fir 11 . 1113 . . ftg faithful to wy sisters. (dalliance ll'hysi England deemred war against Fratice, I had the good /mimic to icomiri Dentist, and thereby to afford to my people the ailva.dages of pew,. Eisghiod, I. or . ever, soon after captured four of my frigates, mod surole war umoo Inc before war • as declare.). Thus was 1 compelled to meet force by forte, anti the a ails of Waif acre extrude,! to my subjects. Spain below surronaded by coasts, and bin indebted for her politest prosperity to lire trace-marine poceeaslom , •.,r fared more than any other country by the war. The niter 'siphon of trade, and all the evils toupees...l with that state of affairs, were esiwrieneed by say subj.-cis, mute of ohms were micandad enough to throw all the Maine on ine and ivy \lite;.tria. I had, hi:wrier, at least the eunsnlatims that I the errantry can Safe, sad bad no 111•14.111 to be alaruseil for the porraervatkies away premium'. At the Mine film, I was the mil, King of Europe who heed t,t this per:may, nin4i: the COUTIaIIiGIIII of three linear tropes; a,nl I should its% b n e enjoyed traistpiallity. had it not been far the advice a hich h.. uproot you aside fives the path of dirty. You bare lit 'EI tura easily led away by the hatred chub your first wile &milted against Francs, and yam have participated is her ohniaste desiewe to my Ministers. your another, and myself. I resorted to the eights of • father and • King, anal ar rested you, whets I Annul among your peseta persofs of your guilt. Put at the cad of my career, about to become the prey of grief, I felt for the tears of your mother, and for gave you. M. manila!, tug entcjecte were agitated by the false repro scatatimis of a Ihrtits, at the bead of %bleb you pieweil your self From that moment Elio peace of soy Ids was Rune, a n d to the evils which had befallen my . purple, I had still to add that dertreso width the disaania dray family had or - cesium& Eves my Mimstere were slandered to the Emperor of the Frearb, who, thinking be perceived that Spain sainted to de-- part frau. her alliance, and seeing the disposition to disorder even isi my family, accepted, miller various pretexts, nay States with hi. troops: but so long as they remained on the right side of Ilse Ebro, sad appeared destined to usaiatain a ciunissisicatiou with Portugal, I still hoped that he would retina to theft forties!, of respect and friendship which be had always testified towards tor. Whet I teamed tint his troops advasced towards my capital, I felt it smormary to as semble my army mound OW, fu order to exhibit myself to my illustalues Ally in that state which became the Cog of Spain. Thus I expected his doubts would be re moved, and my owe i:rtirresre adjusted. I recalled my troops from Portugal, nod urelered those in Madrid to evacuate that capital, and directed than to asses hie on siren' points of the Mi n uirirt i g. ibis was tot dune fur the purpose of abandoning my subjects, hat, os the coutrery, in order to mailmen' more worthily the glory of the Crown. My lung experience convinced im that the Em peror of the French, consistemly with his urn interests, and the extended political gavot of the Coutiiient, could enter tain sin w i.h prejudicial to any hour:. But in the cacao tone. what n 2.1 your conduct' You threw my whole palace tutu confusion. Vous isstigatedtuy guards to turn agaiost rue— tour father was year prisoner. My Prima Minister, whom I bad reared and adopted tato my family, was drazged bleed in: hom dursirow to dungeon You bate disrtraccd rni ere) blurs you have bere.i them of a frown wore with lost.e by my woo-store, and whnla I bad pi b, ried without a steer. reogriNteligngl, a7tdll .- 7 — eve pat 'oneself nit the suds of the people of Madrid, rho ere instigated by the members of your party. and ut the foceipi tromps that base entered the city. TL: conspiracy at the Escurial was accomplished, and the acts of soy Government were cousigned to public eunteinpt. Old, and loaded with Infirmities, 1 could not withstand this new misfortune ' and fled to the trench Emperor, no Wager es a King at the head of his troops, sad sunrunudiol with the lustre of his threw, but as an unfortunate and aban doned Prince. I have found a place of refuge and protec tion in the midst of bill army. I ass iudelotevl to hint for my late, for the life of lily Queen, and for that oil my Prime Minister. I have followed yon to Bayonne. Tor hare brought affairs to such a state, that henceforth &wry thing must depend upon the arraugeineuts and protectoral of this Great Prince. To have MC41111114: to tasureos:tious of the peo ple, to plant the staudoord of faction, would be the reio of Spain, and wuuld reduce yourself, my kiugthrui, my sub jects, and my family, to the greatest wretchedness. I have opened my *huh: heart to the Emperor. He is with all the numbs those rewired, and the usurpation Ma posed upon me. He has declared to are th..t he will never ackuuutecice )uu its King, awl that the enemy of his father rail excite no foetid/awe in the Lircast of a stranger. He Las besides strewn we letters, %dial% eoutaie grouts of your aversion hum irauce. Calder these circumstauces it is evidently my right, sad still inure evidently my duty, to spare the blood ut my sub jects, and not at the nod of my davits adopt a course cinch would exptair :van' to s o il *word, and reduce the Cutlntry to the must wtetcbed mould ion. Assuredly you ought, faith. fin to your duty, and to the fe. hogs of nature, to have re. jelled the tmiteroas counsels given you. Bad you coustasitly unstated by may side, ready fur my &Attire, and had wasted tail the usual course of nature had raised yuu to the throne, Wen the r ditical iutererts of Spiiin might have been brought to coluest c with the isterests of mill. Doubtless. for these sm mouths circiunstauces have brim very CIAO:Lit but such as they were 1 should out have fund to meet them, supported by the good conduct of my subjects, nod even may use feeble ettori', but sauce all, with the moral poser which I should hat e ikusfte:mottl is proposaug to 111 i silly an arrangement cal culated to meuuche the interests of my subjects and my fa mily. lu depriving nic of my crown, you have broken your uwu to pieces; you have stripped it of all that was illustrious, of all that nudist...! it sacred 10 the eyes of mesa. But your conduct towards me, and your intercepted letters, havetreeteil a brazes wall between you and the theme of tlpaiu. 1 sus a King iu 11rr right of my ancestors. My abd.. eat.ou was a vonseipseace of coeqals/um I have, therefore, to receiver:ma you. I can consent to tau meet lug. 1 t. ill I , l4,Oktlit to 15011.11:1‘ that may occasion a civil war or its surrectio.i. I:very time- ' ought to he done fur the people, hit nothing by them, ami d to forget this principle is to &sake oureelv,s guilty utah the couseqemace, which its neglect or t'a.w: S. I have, through my %hobs life, sacrificed myself for my people, sad at the years at which 1 am united, 1 shag never 4,1 aoy act repser,sasit to their religion, their try:- qu.ttit,, mid their prospeiity. But all iniaarrilleme will be forgotti u s henevi I I am iuturrol..l that the 1 ancient of Hie iiiviulabilsty of my pro:hires, sod their privileges anj iudeprisilenee are secured ; I shall thm lie sown in my grave, forgoing you all the sorrow ti lamb in any later years you hate eiceiohn.eil toe. VHAttLk.S. _ _ _ .I)eime at Balearic, in the Imperial Palace, ralkd be t:.‘icrumeat, May it, itton. O. 111. LETTEr. TOON THE ?RECCE Or •STI,IIIAII TO THE I ." YON ••Ti0..14), •T 21.11131110. I have this day sent a letter to my dearly beloved Father, conceived in the following tams t Bummer.' Father nod Lund—lo order to give yon a proof of nay tort and olnditnee, and in fulfilaseut of your desire . 1 resiga my Crows. in fa.oer of your Maicsty, atsL iag y,.0 may eajoy it twiny years'. 1 ...mmmon to your Majesty the persons alio have served re sime the li;th at' March. 1 relyuo , yourosurm ore iu this respect. 1 pray to God to preserve you matey happy days. I throw myself at the feet of your Royal Majesty, the binoblest of 'oar sons. Bayonne, May U. FLRDINAND. lu victor of thealittiratian width I mate to my fattier, I. recall the fall powers which L blot on:ir.ited to the. :Myriam Cunard Infore my departure from Madrid, Gtr the ea...alio:l of curb weighty aid important emitters as naght %mimes darter; my absentee. The fumed shall pay regard to the orders and commends of Father eani.Sote reag . tool put tht an in execut ion throughout the kiugnion. 1 must flashy express on g►atitade to the Members of the Council, to the Public elltiCtionaries, and to the whole nation, for the atraehinent which they have testified for me. I farther direct them to uuite tit( inselvea, with heart sod hand, to Kin% Coulee and the :Ampere'. Napoleon, whose poaer and fiendship tan do mine than all other things, to secure the chief prosperity of Spain, with the isilepenitato and integrity of her territory. I exhort you not to fall ienu the moires or our eterual enemies., to live united mmHg your selves and with our allits„ to spuri blood, and to avoid the ur.sc►iefs, which wou'oi be the cousequeuee of the pro...lit cireuir.stanem, if men gave theciseivee to the spirit of math ors& and Bayoune, b. (Signed)• FERDINAND. lATELLIGENCE. PoRTSMOUTII, MAT 2 2. Suill•A the Endyation, with it convoy kw Lstiern t.e%.--11itt,11211. ToRDAY, •-fl. Yesterday afternoon, the reg under command urCol. IVilmm, embarked WI board some tniuworts 101,4 along...We the new pier, and putled Guertisr;, 11./t6cr eins,oy of the Davi:al . ..u.- twi g ; but , A iud .Tuning to K.L.S they •to. PLIi Not ru, )LAY •.t. Arrived I.a Seine, 36 guus, Capt. Atkins, and Swallow, w ith impressed men, Irma Liverpool; alto the Iwtelli zeta, gua-prig, .4 itat k, hired arined-brig. and Grotrier, Kan-briK, with :t valuable prize. S.Oled the Marina, the Eclair sloop., the liriusvora..k, ;4 guar, Ca p t. 1111%C... , is now getting under DI,: lE. %SAY Y 2. .trrrrti abi.l aulietl for the river, the Fawn ! , Captain Boawell, from a cruibe.--Ntoletl thronv„ls the I)oasis, Irmo the river, several 'bail of traustat,tb, ate. fur Port nth. TUE MARKE ". CORN-EXCHANGE. MAiral3. The supp 4 of W ►eat this day is list short, ana sites in plural are at as saran., in price of on. and 31. per inisrtir. Harley likewise 1.1 short supply, and nut dram. Malt heavy site. Bemis of the two descriptios full its. per quarter higher. Peas at little variation. °ate are is tolerable soo tily, and odes thereof neorly at isle last cerrencl. Flour invitees rather upwards. Wheat .:.es. Oss 765. ' Tick Beaus COW' time 6s. Isl. Fine ditto.. 7,4. at.. OA* UAL ads. 431. Rye as.. SS& Poland. ebe..eis. at. Barley us. 411. ail. Potatoe ditt0....... 40S. od. Malt .. ties. 'es Rape Seed 4ul 441 01 White Peas I ASS. 1150. Fin.. rkaar grey Peas am. tias kiertmls Heitew(old) tit . .. 7gs. SMITH Fl ELD, War To lick ►br oda', err mum of Alb . ..15, I Beef.... ss. sd. tots. sj. Heads of Cantu this day . Mottos.. 41. od. to .7... (A. Desists l'. al .... W. ud . to 7s. od. aberp sad Latolp 1.1.•,.... LUDdi .. DI. od. to 7s. dd. ('aloes Pork.. .. 51. 6d. to W. ad Piz. SMITH El I:LD AYMARKET. Str:m. 04.vrr fa. 10e, ed. to 61, tots. otl. It. tits. od. to sl. .7s. tot 01. as. od to 71. os. od c'O.%L-3IARK F.T. M& ts. Clips styerlart Price. 31..Nercarile SI .... 41s. ad. a 345. od. •..Saugerlaart...— 4 .... M. od. a 478. .... se. Id a as. u.. 1 BIRTHS. Oil l'hurcday, the sth iastaat, at the poor houae,ia opou-'Trent, Hannah Bourne, a deformed dwarf, inenaring only 25, inches in height, was, after • very tedious awl Oa cult labour, safely delivered of • female child of the ordinary size, measuring 11 incises sod • half, being only three inches and a lialfslicu ter Haul t►e mother. The child we• is teary respect perfect, but still beta t►e mother, smarmy to ex pectat !on, is likely to do well. This very singular nista:As firuishcs the r•edir•l world with an eatraordiamy case, that will throw some additional light on the obstetric art . (hi Frlilm, in Park-row, Bristol, the Lady of Major Sir William Walter Yeti, Bart of the First Souisnet Regiment, art 4 SOIL DEATH. Yesterday, Dr. Ayrton, of ►be Chapel nerd, sod near Choral of St. Paul's and Westminster. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-MIDGE Meru. to....agia. after ..1 I E,ua 36.... Vain. arter..g SALES BY AUCTION. OLD BRACKNELL, BE KS. By Mr. SMITH, AlGarraway's Cuffrc-6orse, 'Lll.aage.all!y, Conlin!, es FRIDAY, m Nod, at Twrlve o'clock, la Sas Lots. Hy order of t Adatimistratrix of Mrs. Miteklis, dc' ceased, itVERY compact tb•eiruble FREEHOLD ES FATE, situate at Old Bracknell, in the twisty of Berke; tuwprising a enders, Dwellieg-house, or Cottage Orate, with Jet:oiled dosiostic apartintuts, CuAch.house,, Stable, tweloe.:tl wits, fr. Eat Cowl, L.awn, Sbruldwry. Garden, aed Paddock a‘ljoosine, together ait h cix inckentres of rich Mlles.hat, 4tat Wood Laud, nelr the hl:ry be stewed tel the sale, by applieatiJu uu the premises. where µelided particulars way be bad. Particulars may ahrs be bad of Mr. Soth, Auctioneer, tt indoor, Iterk.; sod at his bourse, No. y, Neer Srued-greet, seat the Royal Be ck:lnge, London. LACLME\•S STOCK I TRADE. /41 Mr. RANDALL, Ow the Preasires, sa, Long Acre:, TO-MORROW, the gsth lostaut, and Three following Day*, at TWeilli o'clock, by order of the Aseasowas 3lcasrs. tots: alba hay, Raultropla, rirlir valuable STOCK iti TEADE, com -1 prising a great variety of metres, looms, sod inaple media of trade, sad a large assurtmcut of u ult.thitforzored silk, cottud, thread, worsted, c.c. with a /mat quantity of broad and aarnrw lace, fridge, bees, tardeis, tee. shop listares, and stsabugaoy anti.;-du .. To be •icocil tiro days precious to the Sole, when Cata logers way be 10.1 on the preausee , add of the AllellollMil, Cruved-piace, Kentish Tools LINEN DRAPERY, HOSIERY, lee. By Mr. CHAMeNLY, At No. *S, Dread-street, Cheafside, hi , order of the Assig -11•VI of Mr. U. 1) Clarke, late of *srelsous, Dom:, a Haskrupt, TO-MORROW, at Litre.' seasick, *ahead R. acme, ri I,IE whole of hit entire and treluine STOCK :•1 TRADE; comprisiag Irish limas, muslias, printed pawl, dimities, shawls, sheeting., calicos*, amoterpanes, hla.skets, Bastels, table liege, stuffs, Russ:as goo 1., worsted, cutlass oast silk base; ribbnas, lace, and venom holier dashrry, he. lee.; the wbole of whizb ate is lots soitshle for private families, es well as the trans, sad most he sold w Ouelisay seiverve oh:acts r. To to viewed this day ?;14 the to ,trill; of mdc,sieWl Cats loge's then had uu the Prez:sista, sod s.:f Mr. Chaolawi, Nu. s, Basin-lase. ELEGAPiT CUT GLASS & STIFFOBDSHILOWA*C. By Mr. CHAJWNEY, At No. Qt, Enid serest, ateopsido, by' order of . the Ag eism*, of Messrs Tabery, tad Jl.Auton, hits of ff% de- street, Illiwers!bery, liairknipts, on 'EH iSDAY NEXT, at Deven u Cluck , vitiHwt resent. (1 ONIPIUSING printed and enamelled taLle ki services, rich cut elate decanters, salts, teak dicta, liquor betties, elegem Calredonian down and tea services, enamelled suet elegaut barn Alti gold tea sets; with s vari ety of Staffordshire mare of every description, winch are is Lots suitable fur private fansibts as as le trade, and as wet be sold without any reserve ablative!. Tu be nee en iLis cbiy and Interning of male *hes Cr ta!eions be had on foe PA CO MCI j and of Mr. Chomp. nee. Nu. C, know: June. LEASEHoLO PEF.I;!sE: SHEA 1:-sTEEET, AND ONE HUNEEF.D sIIARS IN THE ROCK IN6U RANCE COMPANY. My . 11r. CHAM PN EY, Oa the Premix", No dr, Bread-Octet, Cbeapidr, eft 'fit RhI)AY f. at Twe'.vr si'Lloth, by order t t tho A•rdt.oce of Mrs,.. Pbelrs, aad Lk:Mit:HULL/ PREMISES it.e dr • eftobly ,u taste is Bread-street, Cht.-apaide, and cootaift ext eilcht warelleuve, coustimg.himem, cdlaring, sad a spa vomit dartliag ; of which ilea warehouse sort a cellar are let for wally the resit.—The Rock lonaratace Slisres, oft which • deposit of twit !minds each "Lary has berg paid. •ill be Sold is Lots of five eack er.thirat icy iftierve what ever. Foe Pastirulue apply, till the ask, tip Mr. Chastpitty, •, gluing.letii i ur •.1 the Yttrium'. DESIRABLE paEmiscs. SISHOPSGA'TE.STREET. WITH 131:1111.HATE PONSICSSION. By Mr. CHAMPN EV, ' On be Premiers, Re. 77. Bilbuf•Slue-slntel Wabbl. bY order if Mr. W. Veber , Liain7Jrapee, removing; im FRIDAY NEXT, at Tech* o'Cleck, rriHIS eligible PROPEILTI, which has re:. 1. eectl9 animus: • substantial aid complete repair, is, in pearl% sirsoleas audeamearlawee, desirable ter the retail linen trail', ur r lustiness requiring rJoin, light, sad show ' • ctiet.inis au etcushe, large. and light shop, titted u p . in the moihru style, excelleut back hu,hi anki a warehome gaol cellariez ; re,:e:tJut lark! &Meg drawia4-roams, cheerful wail coLetuieet bed-rooms, tor t o t , MP. front Midsummer Lisa, as the km het of s 1. a s. per a.ioutm. • ' . _ Tat 110 'leaved by 5p,..i.10g os the Prem.ese, wbete Pat. Weise. may be hoe; ef Mr. C.bampoey , lu. E.taieg lame. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. PRENIISEN, MILK-STREET, CH i:AkSIDE, WITH IMMEDIATE PoSsiSsIO.N. By Mr. CHAM PN EV. 11111 E PREMISES ore t the in JIL Toiler-4We part of the Nva rt heuera saw rouiptctely fitted up with coante:4, dealt', titan &c fur the Scotch ur Maut beater truce, ta *lllicit it has he, a rur assay years ireespi.-d ; wbs Hearr is reptile with all asohl guineas, Add bekl for au unrapited wren of thirtet.n years and • half fr.ro buiy-day lust, at a !3V, rest The present occupier is set ray from business, and waling to iutrodute the prar1.1y.:...“ ter h.s Lonneeaseata. Pert,c..,:att mat he know w by appheatiou to Mr. Charon sty, P. s, Da..iag.lati,. - . LONDON : by G. D ',VI tN, , ‘, t Iktsstell-rnrart, 4:erg-street, and pub'est.ed et lb, ti.;,, , No. 15, Back Of St. Clew.. • Larch, Strand, I' J. HITE, of ee•ee p'dtee.—Or•ters, J.c for tits , P.ti,t:, bent to sir Utt.re, Anal paid . . • tit be did) otlesmod to. -~- FOR T Till in dm 'Hien 11.. lilt Tick ts, 1 1 'AI 611 . Flle ' three ■ stage) • The awl H Tic f.eice end B rr Ca Op NII .6419.664+. TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent reduced 671 3 per Ceut Caa. - • 6 7ji • per Cent. S iler Ceist. Navy 1 99 Lung. Ann Imperial a per Cent. .. .. .. India Stuck India Bowie EAI hequer Bills Euzli.•L I.,Alltry Tickcts Cusibuls fur .. ..... . . 17. . ss. As. peas. .. 6s. WI prem. eUI. 19;. 62j T. MN, Stuck-brelsr. CoreliiU. and 4, Cliarinx-Cruse.