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N.4FAL INTELLIGENCE. rourrixocrll.lLir ., l 3 l. 4.111 ca the Strem,tout, e watt a convoy fbr o.llbo the Ahdowir, the Braids . ; :,:rd the Star, Vi W ales.-- in 4 S. WI. tut T& Arrived (lie Majesty's ship Ertdrii* frig' Gi- ' bhdtur, with. the. Eliza, Prett, from New Proxi deace;fer Lendorr, which wee 'captured on Mon day last, by a i'velnaz privateer, and recaptured t) llis Majkiky's ship Easkation, both vessels are put under quasaattioe.—Wind W. reblisovrti, MAY 12. Caine in the Mediator and . Sorpion, from a ermse ; also a French schooner, laden with wine and rosin, prize to i1ie..../anerhyst. . DE AL, 34 AT 13. • Arrived and sailed for the River, the Portuguese ship Ls prineessa Brazdes. Captain Peritmu, frim Vera Cruz ; l'hataix, Taylor ; and Argsz, Frazer, from Jamaica. II AT 14. Sailed this morning His 'Majesty's ship Le Pone pee. fir Portsmouth. Arrived aid sailed for the river, the American ship Floret, Captain Anderson, from Siuy Caine down the (.7tarlotte. Willison, for M a lta, and remains in the Downs with the mat of the ships as per last.—Wind S.W. I..LOVD'S UST. CR•IrTSIP ?ID, MA Y 13 -PuseslW the Sally, Rowe ; and Bow, LAikth, front the South Seas; Vigilant, Cook; and 111.itta Qhristiana, Spikes, from St. Itlichaelk.--Sailed the Lord' Eldon, Young, for India • Weymouth, Lleseln, for Malta; Anne, Sly, fur Waterford; and Mermaid, Symes, fur Newry. SPAIN. tirni. ►ROM 111110 CARLO% IV. TO THE EMPEROR APOLIAM. " Stu, iew suosittu—Your Majesty will asuiredly hem with *in of the events which hare taken place at Amnion's; and theii consequences you will not, without empathy, sec a King who has been compelled to resign his thrum throw himself into the arms of a great Monarch his ally, Placing civil thing in his protection, who alone can IN his happiness and that of his whole family, and his trusty awl beloved stibi.rts Yoder the pressure of the moment, and amid the climbing of weapons, sod the cries of a rebel lious guard, I fused that I bad to choose between life and death, and that my death wublel ' e followed by that of the (hero : I was compelled to abdicate the throne but to-day peace is regd.-re-!. full of coo6cience in the generosity and genies of the Great Mats, who his at all times declared him self my friend, I havt talien my resolution to resign moved into his frames, • and await what be shall resolve on my fate, that of Inv foief..., and of the Frioce de IA Paz. " I aihlrass myself to your Majesty, and protest against the eve. Is which took place at Araoyeuz, and against my de thronement. I rely with confidence, and altogether upon Om cordiality end ineodwhip of year Majesty, praying that God may have you in his holy keeping. " Sir, my Brother, "Tour Royal ad Imperial Majesty's " Affactioniate Brother aid Friend Aranjues o Matteis 95, INS. AllOlllBll LITTIfit CARI:OS." "1 peeket and dc;it - unr,iil.l4 - ;;Ii Decree of the. 19th of March, la obit% I retounee tey Crown in favour of my son, is a deed is vvi.tele 4 wee eumpelled, in order to prevent greater adamodion, and spina the blood of my beloved tub *tete. It V thereforoto be euseiaered s, of 110 sulbeeity. " 1, THE ICING." FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. St. lances, May 14, MB. Tbia day, iVillians Pinckney, Esq. 31iiiister Plenipoten tiary from the United States of America, had a private andante , of Her Majesty ' • to which he was introduced by the Earl of Nlortiia, Lord Chamberlain to tier Majesty, and conducted by Str Stephen Cottrell, Kat. Master of the C'eremonies. Qiiinei Palace, sfay t t, teen. The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood ou Mr Juatiee John Bayley, upon his appoint ment as oat of the Judges of the Coert of King's Bench. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 101,0fre, Mot 14, 1801. 11. nt of Dragoon Guards--Henry Crotty, Gent. to Fw riiriirt, by purchase, vice Puttinger, promoted in the 6th Light Dragoons. 911. Regiment of Light Dragoon—Captain Robert Ellice to he Major, by purchase, Tier Withcringtou, who retires. let Regiment of Foot auards--Ensigu George Clutterbuek to Lieutenant, bb eurchasie, vier Mugge, who retires. Edward Penrod,lock, Gent to be Ensign, vice Clutterback. Coldstream Regiment of root Guards--aptsin Sir Gilbert Stirling, San. to he Captain of a company, by purchase, vice Armatrung, Ago Mims. Easiga Newton Dahlman to be Lieutenant, vice Sir G. Strliag. 7sth Remnant of Cootw-Lieutenant-Colonel John Macleod, from the gth Gatineau battalion, to be Lieutenant. Colo nel, vice Scott, who otelmoges. loth Ditto--Drimet Major John Ashley Slott to be Nlsjor, rice Smyth, deceased. 81,1 Dittu—lls,lor Charles Crigaa, from the 66th root, to he Major, vivo Edwards, whit exchanges. • gosh vitt e .-.Slajor William T. Edwards, from the west loot, to be Major, vice Grigait, also onlaugen. gth Gaalasso Eatt.ilion—Lieatenant-Ccitoorl fierce*. Sega,. froui the 7eth Foot, to be Lieuteulaut-Colouel, vice Mac leod, who nielimiges. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Finch and W iunThomas, of Jobs-street, Minn rid 11, Loortan, corpeotera. Ma) 3, 1809. 'Award E ar and Robert liVuooly, of Tarawarth, Staf ford, sorgeuos sad •petbawies. November I, 1808. Lewis 't lemar• mod Wllliaa Wilson, of Sheffield, York, arteera. Febroory .211, 1110/1. .Ihollll.ll John Market, Sticket, and James Blarket, of West Smithfield, New cnte-street, and fit. Margaret's-hill, Soutladradi, srvollem-drao!s December It, DOl iVillians Tacker owl Peter Diehard, of East-street, Red lios.scpuire, coal-merchants. Dee. :it, i ao7. IMMO J ews and George Ilf*C4rindell, Insiosme brokers, Popes-head-alley, Corithili, Loudon. Deci Nan r 111, BOOT Job. Swanwick ana William Pooh, tobacco and snuff nranotheturers, Liverpool. Tilnrenther inoy. John Kerlock, Julio t'amphell, and Thoutas State, deniers in leather, Nerniondery-street, Southwark. May 14, tsn6. Mary AnifiVatkias and Sarah *Shelley, milliners, of New easde-ander-Lyne. April SO, 11104 Mary Allen sad filitabelli Allen, medicine warehouse, Ofilford-street Elton Haailliat sad Francis Evans, of Milk-street, Lon don, tea-glrders. May to, leon. William Jac:koala and James Denton, of Stone, Stafford, iromuirepas. March lei 1119/1• Mary Hawkitis and Anthony Knowles of King-street, Poronuli, Sorrey, ruardfacturera of b lacking.. May J, • Hoary Kant and lore Laattsbagg, of Little Bolton, Lan ander, tailegr-ehaadlara. April b, lOUs. fivoucl Stanfield and David Stanalchl, of the Lodge, I.ocrerby, York, srootstspiers. April ti, 16011. ' riocastia, eAddat Gray, .11111101 Deanai- toun, AM,. Walker, Math. Young, and lames'nendv. tuun, jos. Dunasurs coal-work company with respect to Matthew Youug. April 5, 1505. John Hiagia, Heavy Crawford, and George Whitney,l of Loudon. April 3a, tiros. Richard Tibbits, William 'lnciter, Samuel Tibbits, and Cieurge Tildup , , late of 31ilk-street, Luuduu, May 1•2, 1001 4 . Jammu Ilerryweather and Jonathan Knight, late of Shef field, nod now. of Wueeeatcr, pawubinkers. April 19, -mood. •RANKREPTCY ENLARGED. William Hillman, of Waltham Crws, Herm, grocer and sbopkeeper, Rubs April 23, to June t i, at ten, at Guildhall, London. DANKRCPTS. William Bell,. of Bristol, linen-draper, to surrender , May 16, ga t and June Os, in eleven, at Ow IN A, 'tavern, in street, Bristol. A•turnins, Stessrs Whiteonibe and flerjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, Loudon; and Mr. .1. H. Frankis, St. John-street, Briitul. • Robert Greswell, of Stiutford, Lincoln, innkeeper, to cur tender, May 30, 31, 'and Ante 2:, at eleven, at the George Ben, St. Martin's, Stamford Baron, Northampton. Attor ney, Mr. Thompson, Stsintard. Edward Edwards, of Liverpool, hotelier, to surrender, Jona t 4, is, and 2s, at eleven, at the Globe farms, Liver pool. Aftertaste, Mr. Pew Weak, Liit11)001 j and Mr. Thomas IRatietock, Saint Mildred's-Court, Poultry, Lou d... Thom" Bishop, of Birmingham, plater, to surrender, May 26, 27, and June 9s, at eleven, at the Shakespeare Tsenes,-in Birmingham. Attorneys, Mr. Egerton, Gray's- IMO, Louden ; and Mr. Stnlsks, Birmingham. James Beattie, of Lungtown, Cumberland, merchant, to surrender, June 13, 14, and 25, at eleven, at the Shake speare Tavern, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attor n eys, Mr. William Alkii;sori, Chancery-laue, London ; and Mr. Jo seph Bainluidge, Newcastle-itpun-Tyne Henry Edward Basekv of Brackl4, Nthampton, mo ney-scrivener, to surrender, oui r, Jane ,7, and 25, M ekven at the George Inn, Northampton. Attorneys, Mr. Ab bey, Northampton ; and Mr. Hilditels, High Hultionm, London. James Wbekr, late of Abingdon, Berke, grocer, to sur render, June to, at four, 11, and 25 at eleven, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, in Abingdon. Attorneys, Mr. Samuel Selwowd, Abingdon ; and Messrs. Maddock and Ste venson, Lincoln's Inn. John Gregory, of Wakefield, mobster, to surrender, May 2S, 26, and June ses, at eleven, at the Woolpacks Inn, in Wakefield. Attorneys, Mr. La mbert, Hatton Garden, Lou don; and Mr. Colvard, Wakefield. Harvey Crakanthorp, of Liverpool, corn-merchant, to surrender, June 6,7, and 25, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Windle, John -street, Redford-row, London ; and Mr. Edward Grif fith, Lower Castle-rifest, Liverpool. John Clarke, of Dorset-street, Mambester.sware, Mid dlesex, Jeweller, to surrender, May 21, 28, and June 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Joshua Mayhew, Symond's lon, Chancery-lane. Lloyd Beak and Thomas Alexander Beale, late of Ba singball-street, !hoodoo, warehousemen, to surrender, May 16, at one, 26, at eleven, and June 25, at twelve, at Guild hall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Hunt ' Surrey-street, Strand. James Brown, now or late of Reruickmpum-Tweed, corn s:natant, to surrender, June 3,4, and 25, at twelve, ut the Red Lion Inn, in Berwick-upon-Tweed. Attonieys, Mr. George Burn, Berwick-upon-Tweed ; and Mr. John Ildertun Burn, Old Jean', London. James Chapple, of Gram's-alley, Wellelose-square, Mid dines, hosier, to surrender, May 17, 24. and June 25, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Smith and Tikes, Chapter-house, Saint Paul's Church-yard. Francis Oakley, of Hereford, woolstapler, to surrender, May 21, at our 31, at twelve, and June 2 5 , at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Milieu, Ginner,' Ilan, illmingliall.street, London. Edward Craven, of Clay ton-le-Woods, nine Chorley, Lan e:miter, cotton and muslin inanntuttirer, to surrender, May in, 28, and Jane 25, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Ins, hs Illatiehoster. Attorneys, Messrs. Cliesehlre and Walker, Manchester. David Eaton, of Chatham, draper, to surrender, May 21, at twelve, 28, and Jane 25, at ten at Guildhall, Lomdees Attorney, Mr. Dawes, Angel-cut:et, Throgroorton-street, Louden. Charles Baker, late of Saville-place, Lambeth, Surrey, flour factor, to sarresater, May 17, 211, and Jane 25 at ten, et Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Alcock, Boswell, and corner, York-street, Southwark. • John Coles, of Cockbill, Stepney, tailor, to *meander, May 17, at one, June I, at eleven, and 25, al ten, at Guildhall, Louder. Attorneys, Masts. Vaudireum and Bosh-tone, Cannon-street. Robert ! , pottissroude, of Austin Friars, Leimitou, scrivener, to surrender, May 17, 24, and Jew 13, at twelve ' at Guild. ball, London. Atterrys, Misers. Wildman, Barlow, soil Grosvenor, Austin Friars. Samuel Burtenwood, now or late of Deal-street, Mile End New Town, Middlesex, dealer and cl.aprosn, to surrender, Isj et, es, and Jane 43, at ten, at Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Lothbuzy. Joins Holland, of ;Seeman-sires t, St. Mary-la-bonne, Mid dlesex, coal-merchant, to sarrenikr, May 91, 28, and June 25, et ten,, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Tumbrel), St Martin's-street, Leicester-square. Wakefield Hogg, late of New Rom, in the County of Wexfixd, in Ireland, sad Mare of chiswell-street, London, merchant, to surrender, May 17, 21,.and June es, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. P U. Williams, Anstin-Friars. Charles Huxley, late of Foster lane, Cheapside, London, (bat new a prisoner in his Majesty's prison of the Fleet,) wholesale glover, to surrender, Alai 17, at one, Jame 1, at eleven, and 75, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon . Attorney, Mr. Cecil Becks, Bremen's Buildings, thaueery-taw. George Hill, of Tottenham. Court-Road, Middlesex, ca binet-maker, to surrender, May di, 78, 8 84 Jone 23, at see, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messes. Towle and Palmer, Doughty-street, London DIVIDENDS. Soar 14. Thomas War d , late of oxford-Market, St. Mary la-bonne, Middlesex, bat now a prisoner in Newrate, tal low-chandler, at tea, at G oddball, London. Jim 11. George Consent, of Grm's-Inn-lane, Middlesex, merchant, at ten, at Loudon. July nti. Peter Baxter, of Suuthamptun-baildingt, Chan cery-hum, %liddlesex, mariner, at tea, at Guildhall, Loa don.• Jane 4. John Cm lidos, of llilbeek.hall, Wevtmorland, cot ton-spinner, at twelve at Guildhall, London. Jane 4. Jobs Price. ueFitnibury-squart, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. June 4. Joseph king MO William Edward King, of Covent gargles, Middlesex, s:Ut•useretws, at twelve, at Guiltiball, Luadus. _ _ Jane 0. Robert Morris, late of Wigs', Lancaster, cotton 'please, at eleven, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. Jane 7. Thomas Raman, late of Lung Bvekhy, North ampton, Ell Oner-scrivener, at eleven, at the Peacock lax, . Daventry. Jaime 13. Charnel Bateman, of Derby, inoney•serivener, at amen, at the kings Aram Tavern, berhy. July 7. Joseph Barton, of Mark-taw, London, merchant, at enc. at God Mimi!. June 7. Edward Pinrb, of Franklies-yard, near the Circus, Surrey, oilman, at one, at Guildhall, London . June 7. Jainea Benton and Thomas Bruton, of Air miaghani, Warwick, huttuo.inakera, ut elevcii, at the Swan Tavern, Bull-sireet, Birmingham. May 17. Jolla Pringle, of Wurdoitr.street, bliddlefee, up . lililaterer 'Thomas UM ' Lundua. June 6. 'Thomas omas Dow, of Liverpool, Lancaster, twercliaut, at the (;tube Tavern, J olio-street, Liverpool. JIM! . ttainwel Draper, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, lista draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loolon. Jonc It James Bonfield. of Covrnt•Ciarden, Middlesex, fruiterer, at taw, at Gaitrthall, Loudon. June u. Jame! Farry and John Pieltroan, of Deptford, Kent, aserrhamts, at ten, at Gu:klhall, Loudon. Jane 4. James -Hpie and John Clottiatelt, rd Manchester, I.aneaster t dyers, at one, at the Bridgewater Aron, Man- dilater. hose 4 'Willie's Kirkby, of klanetierter, Lancaster, mar eb ant , at two. at the Dug Tavern, li eetogate, M itociteeter. June ti home Forentlen of Chtcheetee, nooses, brazier, at tau , 1 too, bhiehetter. CERTIFICATIS—JuN , itiebard Dram, uf lbnrch rue, Neuirgturi, Surrey, cur- penter. .3it% Ilualg's9a Ilia younger, of nate t. IV Mom VAL:110ot Scotney, of Oeford-street, 1,,y. ;a-draper l're.irriclt Woollen, of Ilizit-sireet, Southwark, bur;cy, sod of Chicht ster, Sussoc, horn-Ir•iper. .1.:;c1,4 Piper, of Richmond, Surrey, ‘IWITINUS Of C R EDITORS, AT GT.M.DitALL TO-MORROW !. Juba Harvey, now• os 7 l;;;;l — Spriagfield, Essex, - - bricklayer - - SO Jobuttirldler, Lambeth-road, Surrey, sword-cutler 1 li Charles Davies, St. Joliu-street, Middlesex, car- - - Prater - - Juanita Anderson, Dear-street, Sobo, piano-forte- 2 10 1 12 - maker - - - Alexander IPLachlan end John Galt, otherwise Jobe B. Galt, Great St. Helen's, London, factors John Stiles, AO-street, Piccadilly, c-arpector - II IS - 9 10 DIVIDENDS. William Williams, Lad-lane, London, victualler William Treppoas, St. Martin's-WA:rand, Westmin ster, houkseller Robed Conley, Nair Gravel-lane, Middlesex, slop seller John Waytr, Widegatemtreet, Bishops:ate-street, I.undun, printer CEltTiric tTr.s. Anthony Lister, of Morph Chappell, Lincoln, grocer. Thomas lobular' Watkia, Of Salfuld, haueashirs, cotton- merchant. Ys tDiem Gregg, now or late a James-street, Buckingham gate, Middlesex, nione-seriveser . Thomas Bowen, of Rhodiad, Pembroke, shopkeeper, Peirce Odell, of Igloaoe-equare, Chelsea, Middlesex, brick layer. William Augnstos Downs, late of Brewer-street, Golden square, Middlesex., undertaker. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. reduced ..., 67 11 3 per Cent. Cuns. - .•611111 4 per Cent. S per Coil. Navy 9pi ion !mpg Annuities Imperial 3 per COMB ...661 Imprint Annuities 71 13-18 11-16 Irish r, per Cent.... India Stuck 179; Ditto Bonds Exchequer Bilis es. 6d prem. Eughsh Lottery Ticks*, Consuls fur T. DISH, Stuek-bruke 4, Curnbill, and 9, Charing. er, Kross BIRTH. On 31neday last, at Exmouth, the Hon. Mrs Holland, wife of the Rev. Dr Holland, Rector of Poynings, in SUSKI, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ...... On Saturday last, by special license, Sir John De Burgh, Bart. of Castle-Cassell, county of Limerick, to Miss Eliza Hall, daughter of the late John Hall, Eq. formerly in the army, and M.P. in Ireland. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Doctor Nott, sub-preceptor to her Royal High ness the Princess Cluilotte of Wales. Sir William C ter, muter and owner of the Sandwich, of Stockton, aged sa, to Miss Phoebe Pert, aged Zt. They never saw each tither till the evening preceding the nuptials, and the match was made up is less than lye minutes! DEATHS. At hit 111068 C, in Sfouutjoy-eguare, Dublin, Sir Broderick Chinners, of flintfiehi, Buono. On Monday, May 9, at Orton on the Hill. in Leicester shire, Samuel Steele Perkins, Esq. to the 66th year of his age, greatly lamented by his relations and friends, and an ►onourable and respectable Magiatiate fur the counties of Leicester and Worwiek. . Os Thursday meeting, in the :lad year of his age, Cheeks Ham Wilma, rag. late of the Middle Temple. Mr. Wil ms we• several years Editor of The Go:rarer, aad there are few daily Of periodical publications of say statiding which have cot bees occasionally indebted to his coetribations. He was the author of The IVdedering Islander, Poiyanthea, Renekiana, 13eautie. Berke, and many more imaginal pro. ductions, compilations and translations, to none of whichwould he su ff er his stein? to be piefixed. His attaiammits were universal. He was deeply versed in the antiquities mid literature of the Gothic, Scandinavian ' sad Celtic nations. With an inexhaustible fund of learning, he was " • fellow of infinite jest—of most exceodent fancy " Ilia wit and hu mour, ea essay of our readers mast have had opportunties of knowing, were truly original. The factitiows jester, the Joe Miller wit, in vain attempted to enter the ham with hue ; he was speedily distanced by a idmile, or as expression which never could enter the imagination of his rival, but an ludi crously apposite to the subject im head, ns never to fail to " set the t able le a roar." He was a Satire of the North of Ireland, and migrated to the metropolis upwards of twenty years ago. Dora to no foment he ran his career of life without doing mare thau to provide for the day which was passing over ham, • fate ant MICOIIIIII3IIOR to men eateriag the world under the same circumstances, sod possessing similar endonnicnts, joined to a strong ielisb toe social enjoy - mint. On Monday, at ber house in Gay-street, Bath, Mrs. Jef fery, relict of .141erman Bayley, :Ind sister to the lone-ee- Itbrated John Wilkes, Esq. whose sit and abilities she in ■ great measure possessed, added to • most benevolent heart. On Wednesday, at his boom in Queen-square, Bath, after • short illness, William Peir), 741.1). use of the the moat •eminent serutirlirars in that city, and • Member el the COllllllOO Conned. His loss is sincerely sod extendwitly lamented. num 11.1TElt, Ttlt , IIAY, AT I.I)NDON-BRIDGr. Morn. 3 . 1 s. after „tit preti a ti a.after..j. • SALES BY AUCTION. BOOKS IN VARIOUSLANGUAGES, ARTS AND SCIENCES. By Mr. RICHARDSON, Ey Order of the 1- . .xecutors on the Pennines, No. g, York street, Caveat-garden, 'VMS DAY. Map 16, and the 2 following Days, and on MONDAY, M. *3, add the * following goys, Sundays excepted, at to (Mock, rililE valuabl and extensive COLLECTION of BOOKS, 11w sole property of Bac late 3(r. JOHN SOTHEBY, Bookseller, &craved, inclading the most car:heated Authorla Divinity, History, Voyages., Trawls, Biography, -Natural Ili.t..ry, , m euloared Plates, best Editions of I n Classics, r..c many esteems ly rare, and ki elegant Rotines. To be whined. and Cataloguer, prier 21... (allowed to Ear thmen) may he had on tin Premium ; of 34r. Clarke, Book seller, Bood-strert ; Mr surd, Maneltester ; Mr. Deightoo, Cambridge; Mr. C00k..., Oxford and of Mr. Richardson, No. al, Strand. VALUABLE SELL( T "LIBRARY OP ItOtHsa. By Mr ("BENUE, At lie Greet Room, in Pall-rein, on WEDS ESDAY N EXT, the lath instant. at I'wclve, THE Genuine, Select, mutt uluable LI BRARY of BOOKS of a Nobleman, consisting (hied! of English and Foreign Antiquities, History, and polite Literature, great part of them ou huge paper, and most of them sumptuously bound; among which are the following rare and valmilde Works . Octsvo--Antiquities of la4tot.'ou ry, by Hearne, large pa. per; British Zoology ; Aeltlls. by blur hp', large paper; Pope's Works, it. soli ; Roman Ilastory, 16 vials; Gentleman's Magazine, from the connuencernsut, sta rots; Young's Tours, 16 vols. Quarto—Worsley's Isle of Wight ; Lord Somers's Tracts, 16 vols. uncut ; Strait's Works. Autirliita Romani', were fine ; Pittora di Ereabino; llunitsility Book, within:llly additinos : State Trial', large paper; Cnnidesi's Britannia, by Gon;h, and a flw tired. an.l Roman Coin. fay Ire vi4,4: , 1, and Catalogues had. SALES BY ktMlO.l: NO. 19. NEWNAN-STR EXT. OX CORD-SI REM', lAnto CON. By DI,. smrrn, hioNDity, the eta itbstaut, sad tke• following nay, • riVIE neat 1107SEitoLD 1 find old Chit's. Prints, two etodis, au 16 - 111111010111, and various Edema, the property of the fl‘, De. D*Val, deceased, at his late dwellitklinuae, No. 19. Attentam-street, Oxford-street . _ _ To be view s.l el Si dwell the sttst,, nod the tuornievi of aide, wltes Cat:ilova, s may be bad ; alao of Nlr A wctioueer, N Wieser and at bug house, No. 9, New BMW street, City. OLD BRACIiNELL, BERMS. ay Mr. SMITII, At GorrawsVo CoEerAtook, `Clitoge-alley, Corolla!, no FRIDAY, May S 7, I tlntl, ut Twelve o'clock, is Sot Luta, by oriel of the Athainistratrix of Mrs. Macklin, lic ensed. . . AVERY compact desirable FREEHOLD ESTATR, situate id Old Bracknell, la the county of Reeks; comprising a.modern pwellii.4.ltousr, or Cottage °rat., with delselted• domestic apartments, Coach-liuuse, Stable, enclosed Yards, front Court, Lawn, Shrubbery, Gallica, and Paddock adjoining, with six iuelosur . rs of rich Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, near the premises. May be viewed till the sale, by application on the presuisrs, where printed fielders may be had. Particulars may alio be had uf Mr. Smith, Auctioneer, Windsor, Reeks; sad at his hoarse, No. 9, New Bruad.stract, near the Royal Ex change, London. ESSEX.--FItEEIIOLD EMTATRII AND MANOR, THIRTY-SIX MILES FROM" JLONDON. ay Mr. BURTON , OD MONDAY, May Ili, at Twelve oCieek, at Giscrawir.-'s Coffee-bower, 'Change-alley, hi Thep Lots, unlearn piv whoosh iliapoaed of by Private Contract, ACAPITAL and truly-valuable FREE HOLD ESTATE, called TIW N DENS LEY HALL, dettrably situate In the pariah of Thothieniev, ow the High Road leading from I.dowileo to Suntheud ' • containieg about 300 acres of rich paatore and amble laud, in a high state of eu:tiv-itiou, with a Brick notidence, Barna, Stable, Graiii. ries, Out-offices, he the whole in substantial repair. A ValaaVe I'REEIIOLDE,STA'rE, called IiAbLEIGII BALL, within two talks of l'lnholerslex Hall, and live front Southend; including a capital klausion„'scate.l on a lass, the spot oscli to who h is by two 'maroon' lodges, with mu prtent andjudicioutly-th instead ofiiim, the whole Burton 'lewd by ei , ;,htern act ea one ro o d aid twea r z t o perches of rich pasture laad ; formug an airiest fur the Count," Gentleman. Also the extensive and improveable FREEHOLD MA NOR of THU N DERSLEY, will' the court • baron, coart lest, quit rents, Sum, sad all privileges belonging thereto, well ninth the attention of a speculatiug Agriculturist, m it includes an extensive tract of land, which, if inclosed, might Inc rendered highly productive. To be viewed till the sale, with ti. Lets, which, with de scriptive particulars, 'tidy be bad of Mr. Murton, 6,t, Cara hill. Particulars also uu the premises of Messrs. Collett„ Witriburn, and Collett, Solicitors, Chumery-lane; D. W. Harvey, Esq. Solicitor, Imriag House, sear laslvedint; Bine Pasts, Witham; Ship Hotel, Suatlwad; Crown, Bil lericay ; Cock and Bell, Rumford ; Black Boy, Cliches ford , Three Cops, Cslchester ; and at the Bar of Gm raway's Coffee-house, Conklin, London. READING, RER16.6.--GENTEEL FREEHOLD REM, DENCE, COACII-HOUSE. THREESTALL STA BLE, GARDEN AND MEADOW-LAND.' TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, By Mr. BURTON, At Garraway's, on MONDAY, May 16, at Twelve DTl**, by directive' of the Executors of Mr. Whitaker, based, A GENTEEL modern brick-built RESI DENCE, recently erected, and suitable for the im mediate reception of a genteel family, delightfully sitnated to anbesce prospects of great 'Meet and beauty, withits a quarter of a mile of the respectable and social tows of Kea& lag.. The residence, entered by a Eight of stone Kepi, is seated on a bold hut gentle ascent, in a paddock of about six acres, and includes six chambers, drawiag.roam, room, and brcabfast.parkinr, appropriately finished, con, usunicating with folding doers ; entrance hall, and excellent domestic arrangements. To be view ed bctavr.ro the hours ~ iften and three, previous to the sale, and descriptive partienlars hail on the premises; at the Bear law, RearAirot ; Arms, Maideallead ; principal Inn, Amilver • stGarraway's, aad Lloyd's; said of 31r. lartua, sa, CurtilsiiL VOTES FOR MIDDLESEX.--FREEHOLD WILD ING GROUND, WITH A TERRACE IN FRONT. IN THE VICINITY OF THE DOCKS, ONK MILE PROM LONDON, AND TWEN IT MINUTES WALK OF 'CHANGE.--LAND TAX REDEEMED. To be SOLD and LET by AUCTION, • By Mr. BURTON, Oa WEDNESDAY:Am Pith of May, tan*, at la o'clock, at Garraisay's Coffee-honer, 'Ckange-alley, Ceruhi in Lots, A Mn,t desiral.le PLOT of GROUND for building *poi, with a front of several handred fed, in a vi:itatioa particularly col:Patricia* and pleasant, ii that impr o ving and groat thoroughfare, tilobe-how, being a prin cipal commtinication front the Docks to Harkaey, mid the West Ead of the Tuwu, with the advantage* of a good neighbourhood, and a large supply of ear ellra water. _ . _ Also to he Sold at the same time, between three and fuss Amt. , of valuable Erick Earth, adjoining to T. be viewed, and descriptive partieu!nra with anliftfli Pl:itis had on the Gmand ; at the Piimoix Tavern, Et itch,; 111;el Imy %Vbiteebaisel ; Itiarkwortb Arms, cummereial road; Ilricklayer's Arms, Krut-road ; 3!rim.t.d, t4ac►ney; at tlarraway's ; of Sir. Fox, et tewishiro, or at the Jam-:ca Cutfee-hussy, Wed:icy:aye and Fritlart ; of 11r. liayly, No SA, Ittraartiotroet, Itustell.squarc, in the moruing till tea o'clock ; and of Mr. Burton. SILVERSMITH AND JEWELLERY AWE, NEatT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTb, CORNHILL. By Itr. ntitToN. . . Oa THURSDAY, 3,14 isk, and following stay, at Elaes o'Ciock on the Prestige*, No. es. Crrolaill, riIHE tniffit 'Mitt itistattine STUCK is TRAD of Mr. Andrews, Silversmith sod Jeweller, retiring from I:seines@ ; it:chiding dessert services, waiters, collie sod tea pats, tab slices, tints, mogs, table, dessert mil tea spoons, lllTtitat4 pate, ern vt al ands, caps, candlesticks, doable and treble branches, best tows ivory, beat banks knives sod rusks ' enpitLl gatd sod Suter watelies, eight-dim clueits, a valust•le and prime smatment of trinkets, includ ing gold chains, *jh, keys, necklaces, elegant and vatnat... Lad rings, bewitches, lockets, purl, Me. 114 C. The farnitsi , includes bedsteads Ala furniture, feather bah sad beddi re. matergany chests of drawers, chain, table*, empsts, per and doss:or glasses, Ste. • To se Hewed two dabs prior to the sale. Catalogues to be had us the pramilma. sad of Mr. amigo, 6i, Combat VOTES POT - MIDDLYAILI.— LEHOLD 110.; I LC -ING GROUND, LAND TAX REDEEMED, BRENT FORD. By Mr. BURTON, Oa WEDNESDAY, May its, at Twelve o'clock, at the Three Pi/eons, Breatford, iu We, A MOST V oluob e Plot of ..F EE HOT. D BUILDING GROUND, with a Croat of seer !vet, in a situation particularly cleitscolcist end pleasant, bc. ing is a line with the HO Road at BrautSord, amid where bullet-save in great demand. To be viewed, and descriptive Patticulan had, with en. anted Plans, on the Presniece; at Gerraway's ; Keteir...•.v Coffee-bet c ; Cadogass Cuifee-hottle, Sioaae-street ; Morse Cellar, Me:sadly; the Turee Pigeons, Drentford sad of Mr. Barton, O,t, Coralidl. - - - LONDON: Printed by G. D IVIDSON, NO. 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