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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLI A TcltlOUT 11. SYPT. 14. Sailed His Majesty's ship !lp7ri , ,ste, cvy a crake. Admiral Dem y, day, hoisted his fil3 nn bnat...l His Majesty's snip Y v , r310341h and' Will sril the first fair wind, with the fleet for the East Ladies.— Wind W. TOIPAY, SEPT• 18. S Ord this morning, His Majesty's ship Rot,alist, with Gn, trans:wirts, baying on beard part of thr King's German Legion, under convoy. for Ireland. Also, Hu Majesty's brig R,d- &east, on a cruise.— Wind N.W. MAL/ 'ITT. 14. Sailed this morning the Blazer gun•bii`, on a . _ Arrived His Maje,ty's ships Snail, Se , row, and &delft's, from a cruise; and remain in the Downs with the test of the ships as per last —Wind U.W. Lima, SLPT : 12. On Thursday arrived in these Roads a lugger, laden with spirits, prize to the F. my gun-brig. She was captured a few days since itt a calm by the boats of the Footry, after a lung chase to the south ward of B rwick ; but the crew had deserted her befo•e the boats of the Faary came up. Yvste , day mnrtring the signal was made for the Baltic cn,,voy, when the whole got under weigh, and sailed fnim these Roads, under charge of the R. , ' a/ (:r-,_e Ear s • y rcht. On Thursday night arriv.d in these Roads two Danish vessels, one from the Bay of Biscay, laden with rye, for Copenhagen, and the other an out. ward-bound vessel, in ballast, captured by the Aasc ra•ethe sleap of war. The names of two of the vessels mentioned in our last as wrecked near Dunbar, are, the Betsey ',tact., 14411. of Dundee, and the Lap/Imm and Ann, of B 4 all. _ _ The Nairn, from Meramachie, (New Bisisiswick) wit!. t;mher, arrived yesterday. DUBLJP., SEP ri:mstot 12. On Thursday last, at two o'clock, there was a great concourse of people assembled at the Pigeon hi use-dock. who were highly gratified in witnessing the first arrival of OW elegant and commodious new Parke., the Censtitittion. of Liverpool, com manded by Captain Tomlinson ; she made the pas sage in the short space of Bitten hours. We have it from authority to state, that the Ros common regiment, in the most noble and spirited manner, came forward a few mornings since upon parade, and unanimously, to an individual, called on Lieut.-Colonel Caulfield to communicate their intention and wishes to extend their services to wheresoever the present situation of affairs may make it expedient ; and that their offer accordingly has been laid by their Colonel, Lord Lorton, before the Lo'd Lieutenant. We sincerely hope and trust this high spirit will pervade the Militia of the United Kingdom. His Grace the Duke of Richmond has been pleased to appoint John Rosborough, Esq. Secre tary to the Co. , missioners for Lighting, Paving, &c• of the City of Dublin, in the room of Sir Wm. 3. Human, Bart. resigned. The 91st regiment, which has been stationed at Killarney. &c. has set out for Cork, in order to join the 33 /Segiment, and proceed dire& for Canada. A society has here formed in this city, consisting of Graziers, for the laudable and patriotic purpose of raising the price of butcher's meat. Their argu ment is, that meat brings a higher pnce at Cork and Limerick than in Dublin, and that the price here should be raised to the Cork standard. But if, says one of our Journals, these patriotic Gentlemen do not like the Dublin price, who binders them to convey their cattle by land or sea to Cork and Limerick? Every man of common sense must know, that Dublin Bay can never become a station for an Knglish firer, or the point of assemblage for a West India convoy. Nature has allotted the coast of Munster for that purpose, and so long as it prestives its present position. and the world wags as it now does. butchers' meat mast be darer m Cook and Limerick than it snot to be in. Dublin. Were esstraas even made here. the slaughter would be in Cork. as the tedious end uncertain navigation of the Irish Channel would render the freight con siderably higher than that from the southern coast to Portsmouth. The brig Inixary. of and for Liverpool, which sailed from Cork on Thursday se'nnight, was totally lost on the following night, near the Sa!tees, and all on b .ard perkhed, except one Gentleman, a passenger, who was providentially saved. The sloop Alexander, of Ruthsay, laden with cock, and toriy-nine hogsheads of tobaccos, was Graven on shore on Wallace Rocks, about a mile southward of Ballywater„ on Saturday. Another sloop, name imknown, laden with coals, is on shore row Burial Isle, Ballyhalbert. Crews all saved. On Wednesday evening last, the Bristol Pacid, Walker, from Bristol, with passengers and various articles of merchandise, was driven on the North Bt:11. The pavengers, and all the hand:, we are happy to hear, were s tved by the King's boat from the Pier-head and the Clontarf life boat. It is hoped the vessel and cargo may be saves'. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. REDFORD RACES. THURSDAY, SErT. 10. The Woburn Stakes of lOcs. each, with Slogs aided from the Face Fund, and Eight Subscribm. Best of thme two-mile lusts. life La.il•rnlte's b. e. Fatecrine St'. A Ml‘'s by Olauraale, 4 yrs old • • • 1: .-• hlr.leman's ch. 11. isulaies, 4 yrs • . 3; $ SAME DAY. Tne Duke of Redford', Puts of JJI for .1 r a colts and fillies, bet of three hut., once rouit , l the course. Mr. Laritrt.e, br. h. erns4;..n 12 0 1 Sir CT butSary'a b. e. Rambler, by Witiskey 21 0 2 TUIDAV. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subscription Purse of SOL fur all horse., .('c. the beit of three teur.mile heats. Mr. BMW b. h. Latmerlot . . • . 3 3 1 1 Mr Watson's b m Dodena, syn old . I .t dr Major Wilson', Vivaldi. avd . . . 2 1 2 CAPT. BARCLAY Al" II) ABRAHAM WOOD. The anxiety of the sporting world relative to the match between these two celebrated pedestrians, continues to increase as the time approaches fir the even:, and considerable sums are every day betted upon the issue. The Captain will go, for the 21 hours, on a piece of chosen ground, on the Beacon Course, at Newmarket, a mile to and fro. He pursues his course of training with uncommon avi. dity, and he has made a trial of his powers several times for twenty hours together ; but what he can do is kept a secret, although the equasecnti in Lon don will back him to go upwards of MO miles in nineteen hours. WOOD has also taken his usual training ; he exercises daily; and the ground over which he will perform is three miles in length, aad about a mile from that chosen by the Captain. I'he ground over which the pedestrians perform will be lined with bo.iths, and lighted up. The ave rage betting, at this time, is from 100 to 90 in fa vour of Woofs, who, it will be remembered, gives twenty miles; six to four that Noon is the favourite during the first five hours of the performance. Even betting 'hat the Ciptsin does upwards of one hun dred miles in nineteen hours, also even betting that he performs 130 miles in the twenty-four hours, ex clusive of the twenty given Win by his adversary. It will be seen by this statement that Wuoo is the favourite, although Captain Neckar is backed to do 130 miles; so that the former must go six miles and an halt ac Ir ur to win. The pedestrians, it is understood, will not m..ke any st , ppages. The match will take place in about a month. 31,1J0A Tlet)7lEß 4_ind - e- Who fell in the late attack on Buenos Ayres, was a brother of Mr. Trotter Ruilivea, Representative in the late Parliament for the Borough of Down patrick, and of Mr. Trotter, late confidential Secre tary of Mr. Fox, and a nephew of the late Bithnp of Down. Major Trotter began -his military career in the 88th Regiment. In which he was present at the taking of Dunkirk. With that Regiment he went to India, and accompanied the Indian Expedition to Egypt, where his merit attraaed the notice of his superiors, and he was, in conseqaence, appninted to a situation on the Staff. After the commencement of the pre sent war. Gener.l Beresford, the friend and patron of Capt. Trotter, being placed on the Staff in Ire land. appointed him his Aide-de-Camp. From that situation he was promoted to a Majority in the 83d. With the 83d Major Trotter went on the cape diton to the Cape of Good Hope ; and, as Afting Assistant Adjutant-General, distinguished himselt in such a manner in the attack and defeat of tl.e Dutch army, as to merit the public thanks of Sir David Baird, who commanded the British force on that expedition. When the conquest of Buenos Aytes was achiev ed by the gallantry of the British force under the conduit of General Flerefot d, that gallant and able Officer, from the high opinion he entertained of Major Trotter's courage and ability, wrote to him t conic over with the reinforcement from the Cape, and appointed him Assistant-Adjutant-General to the British forces in South America. Rut, before the arrival of the reinforcement from the Cape, Ge neral Beresford and' the little army under his com mand had been unfortunately compelled to surren der to the Spaniards ; and the force under Sir Sa muel Achmuty had been accompanied out by an Assistant Adjutant-General, appointed in this coon ' try. That General, however, offered Major Trot ter an appointment in the Quarter-Master-General's department, which he declined, requesting only to be placed in some adive situation, in which his ex. ertion► would tend most to the benefit of the service. He was, in consequence, appointed to command the grenadiers in the attack on Maldonado, and on that occasion again condated himself in such a manner as to obtain particular notice in the put.lie thanks. In a skirmish in advancing to the attack of Monte Video, Major Trotter had a horse shot sunder him, and received a wound in the hand, but was not there by prevented from leading the Light Brigade. in eon junetion with his gallant friend Colonel Brownrieg, on the desperate service of storming the breach of that fortress. On that occasion Maki'. Trotter was the first man who mounted the breach, and followed by a few of the bravest men, had the honour of open ing the gates to the rest of the army. In a subse quent skirmish with a party of Spaniard,. in the vi. cinity of Monte Video, Major Trotter received a severe wound through the body. Extra& of a Letter from Ramsgate, dated Sept. 14 :—" On Tuesday morning last, Tilos. ADAMS, (who has for some yeas. past had the care of the light on Ramsgate Pier Head) was found drown ed in the harbour. A repent having been spread that this unfortunate man was murdered, and se in serted in several of the London Papers, we beg to contradin the same, and assert, that on exa mination there was no reason to suppose that the death of the poor man was caused in any other ident. A Coroner's inquest sat on ve Tifoll AS AllO4lll, on Tuesday after the most minute investiga learly, from several sarisfadory :onsstances, that the said THOMAS is death by falling from the Pier, near the Lighsitionse, by which doubted but he received a viulent lick part cit his h..ad, and other the steps relied into the water." . .i. VIICI •NIS •R •033. Wit, i i t The following instance of preservation, in a state cinity of Monte Vid of uncommon peril, is perhaps as auemotablis as an of time which have, during the late mason, distin- I seem wound chit)! iiguished the eventful employment of the Greenland Extra& of a Lett, fishery :—A boat resin the Voimnifer, of Whitby, 14 :—" On Tuesday 14 Captain Bentt•otive„ having struck A large fish, (who has for som e ] li o another beat was shortly afterwards rowed uponts light on Ramsgate back, in order to.strike a second balloon into it, ed in the harbour. . when the fish, by a sudden effort to disengage itself that this unfortunate from hs unwelcome visitants. sprung the boat up sertrd in several of I hits the air, • height of at least sixteen feet, al- contradin the earn though its contests. including the people, fishing- mination there was r l lilies. itc. could not weigh less than a ton, mode- death of the poor I pendent of the weight of the boat itself. On its way than by accideni descent, the boat roiled over in the water three or the body of the above four times, carrying the people along with it : yet, evening last, when, i what is truly astenishing, no material injury was non, it appeared clr sustained by any individual ; the whole being taken col rnborating circuit out of the water by other boat, belonging to the ADAMS met with his same vessel, which succeeded at length in killing on the stunt steps, r and securing the fidi. The keel of the boat, which accident it is not ohm was struck, was entirely broken, and the bottom contusion on the bac ••••• ..66 . T • ‘, btuises, and from the • PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. If e ..otfscr, ^Cep ra. IS, 1827. 14th Regiment of F o ot.—. Major Franci. nutty Tidy, from the Ith West India Regiment, to be Major, without purchai.e, vice Winslow, who resigns. 61st Ditto-. Captain the Honourable William Stuart, from the lot Foot Guards, to be Major, by purchase, vice Dorn loud, whose appointment has not taken place. 90th Ditto... Captain Thomas Wright to be 'NO', by pur chase, vice Murray, appointed to the 2d Life Guards. 14 w at t Regiment—Major William Marley. permanent A Onti 'it in 'the tdnart'•r-M..ter•General'a Department, to be Major, without purchase, vice Lord Yetetalgagn, pro. muted. STAFF. CAW 411 Mare Rene Montalernheri, bean the 6Th Foot, to be Pennanent Asaittant in the glarter Master (i.lierars De partment, with the Rank of Major in the Army, vice Mar ley, appointed to the 3d West India Regiment. nosm CAI. STAFF'. Gone Morsvicood, M.D. to be Physselan to the Forces. GARRISONS. A. M. Not',worth, Esq to be Governor of Dartmouth Castle, sice MWnr llotrisworth, deceased. Brevet Major Henri Ni■on, .from the 44th Font, to he Tow n- M ,jor of Ise Wetter, in the Is'and of Malta, eke Wester man, who miss*. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV ED David Hardie, William fludimn, Robert hansom, and Sa mu•l Williams Natscowe, of Maneheater. in the county of Lancaster. August 40, 1867. Henry Oitbun and John Oebon, of Crown -street, Fins burr-square, in the vaulty of 84411esex, Sent. 14, 1607. _ _ Austen Stace and Son, mealmen and Sour-faSurs, Pitt street, Elackhiar%-road. Sept. 1. 1307. Thomas Walters, Elizabeth Fryer, and Sarah Smith, of Cheadle. in the cuunty of Stafford, liquor-merchants. June 4, 1007. _ _ _ Wd.iain Barker and James Bir of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster. August 21, 1507. TIIO , IIIS 81130411, Or 1111e0 1 , In the county of Lancaster, and Frmeis S!edd.)n, and W)Viam Seddon, both of Pre-tun, hi the said county, niaehinegoakers, eotton-spinners, and iron founders. Sent. 2, .1807. T.minas and William Rattenbury, shipwrigliti, Milt Wall, Poplar. Sept. 8, 1837. Rem Lewis and Ric'lard Adams ' linen-drapers and haber dashers, at Nu 85, High Holborn. August 31, 1507. Thomas Ogle, of Preston, in the county of Lancaster, and Joseph Messenger and Joseph Dutton. hoth of Hiarkirivn, in the said county, liquor-merchants. Match 14, 1807. Milldam Smith, Willism Srividen, Rebate Smith, Wilßun trinworth, and Henry Hamer, fustian mairtirattorm, at War rington and Manchester. Sept 11, 1807. 11NKRUPTC1F.S ENLARGED. Joaquim Andr.de and Joachim Christian Stoequeler, of Abehruch-lai.e, in the city of London, insurance -brokers, and otletehaitlS, froth October 3 to November 4, at ten, at Guildhall, Lender' : _ _ _ Thomas Want, late of Oaford•market, in the parish of St. Mary-la-bonne, in the county of Middlesex, tallow-chandler, dealer and chapunwes, from the 12th instant to September 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS Wiltram Radcliffe, n7riv .-- c;l;tes;fStockport, in the county of Chester, cotton-manufacturer, to surrender, October 5, at the 11r.dgewarer-Arms Inn, in Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, and en 12, 27, at eleven, at the Reu Lion lon, in Heaton Norris, in the mid county. Attorneys, M•:ssra. Lingard and Dae, in Heaton Norris, near Stockport. John Johnston, of Shelton in the vitish of Stoke-upon- Trent, in the county of Stafford, curn•tactnr, pnrter•dealer, dealer and chapinan, to surrender, September 22, 23, and October 2', at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, in Temple-row, Riretineham• Attorneys, Mews. Devon and Tooke, No. 10, Gray e r-liin-sqsare, London, and Meters. Barker and Coen, bum. :ham. Jo, ph Lansdale, r.f Newton by the Sea, in the county of N ft' UCLlbef;llld, I.OIM-factor, to surrender, Oc t ober 8, a t seven, S, a: leer, and 2T, at eleven, at the Vlrr hire Swan Inn, in Alnarick, in the county of Northumberland. Attorneys, Mr. Rell, Alisonek, mud Mr. ?le aney, No. 100, Chancery lane, London. ainiel Wright, of the city of Coventry, calice-manufactts rrr, dia ler and chapman, to surrender, September 21, 22, end , Jctuber 27, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, in the city of Coventry. Attorneys,,Mesers. Inge and Carter, of the city of Coventry. Eugene de Trelo, of Mincing-lane, in the city of London, merchant, to surrender, September IS, at nne, 19, at ten, and October 27, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mean. erepoir and Dixon, Angetcourt, Throgmorton•street, London. o:iver Septenv, of Mincing.lane, in the city of London, merchAnt, to suerenelei, September 16, at one, 19, at ten, and Odober X?, at one, at Guildhall, Londqii. Attorncyv, Means. Vredvon and Dixon, Angelecourt, Throgniorton street. John Rogman, other* ise John Gotliah Furman, of Pelham sireet, Spitalholds, in the county of Wedlock, colour and e oery manufacturer, dealer and ch Timm, to turreiider, Sep tvt:i've, 19, at ten, 26, at eleven, and October 3 7 , at ten, at London. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, SL4ple's Holborn. l'homas Forte, of Little Guildford-street, Russel . .-square, in the county of Middlesex, haberdasher and grocer, dealer and chapnian, to surrender, September 19, at ten, 26, at eleven, and October 27, at ten, at Gull , Lotmn. Attorneys, Messrs. Dennetts and Greases, King's Arms-yard, Coleman. Frhand Thomas Tinnev, heretofore of Long Acre, in the parish el St. Martin in the Ftelds , in the Liberty of West minster, n i the county of Middlesex, cook, shopkeeper, dealer and ehapman, (late • prisoner in Lancaster Castle, and now a prisoner in the custody of the Marshal of the Manhalsea), to stirunder, September 19, at ten, 26, at eleven, and Oitiibe. 27, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Woolley, Rupert-street, St. James's. DIVIDENDS. October 9. James Holmes, of Botchergate, near the city of Oldish", in the county of Cumberland, cominonacerner, dealer and chapmesi, at eleven, at the houm of Mrs. Forster, the Lion and Lamb, ii. the city of Carlisle. Oetnber lit. William B rd, of Shepton Mallet, in the county of SOlDelfin, ii.ntewt.4eala• and ellierman, at eleven, at the TAlnot Tavern, B.ith.street, Bristol. OCenber 9. Charles Archer, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, haberdasher, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, in Temple-row, in Birmingham. Oetedier 9. Francis Byrne, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, japanner, dater and chapinan, at eleven, at the Royal Howl, in Tempts-row, Borninghain. October B. Charles Jackson, of Drown Ampney, in the Grunt/ of GiGucenet, hiteri-dmper and grocer, at eleven, at the Fleece bin, in Cirencester, in the *mil county of Oluu. ce.ter. Oct Bier 9. John Crowther and Jonathan Watson, both now or late of Manchester, in the county of Lanuastor, cotton spinner., dealers and chaprnen, at eleven, at the Dag Ta •ern, iu Deansgato, in Mancheaer. October 7. Elwant thaws, of Lads, in Lie county of York, drvulter, dealer and choonaan, at clever', at the house of Mr. Julia Greavar., ese Huai , iu Leeds. October 111. Charles Hudson, of Lane-End, in the county of Stafford, satEer a:rd ironosoriget4 at tea, at the White Hart, in the borough of bralferd. y4 , ,veinber 7. Joo"pn Field, of Old.stroet.road, in the county of Middlesex, carpsnter and undertaker, dealer and chap ni in, at ten, at GllC.dhall, L.ndun. Dzt.ll:llUer 5. Arctidirld Alaskean, late of Winchettor-street, in the cit) of Loudon, ineicnant, dealer arid Lhapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. (October 9. John acaneil, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, broker, cotton spinner, dealer and chairman, at three, at the L 1.% 'tavern, Ltearnigato, hiseelkater. Ois.rber 6. Thomas Horrabin, now ,re Lau of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, cooper, dealer and riolp. Plan, at twelve, at the George 1 al, rn Dalostreet, Liver. Stsionillet 14. Hewy Lee, of Holywolt.itreet, Sborediteh, is the at o me ne,aty e t f Midaleen til r, ver•tnith, deale r sad chapati a Guildhall, Lni.don. CERTIFICATES—Ocr 6. WilGttn C ;ap, of Ceck.pni-sweet, ticar Climing-CraP, in city and AM" of Weign.iuster, pesfuuiet and pecker-;a de, er. Archibald Macirean, Into of %V incliester. , tia t t, i s t h e di , 1.14141un, merchant, dealer sal palm. Rici,AtA IVc.two•4l, of tlr. city of lirutuy rnenter, dealer Chapman. • ItiSOLV EN r. Prnoner in the YlNG's BENCH ERISON, in the C o . of Surrey. Flair IIiOTICIS. rhomas M itgrave, formerly and late of Clinwer's Wilk. In ii.ir.,li of St. Nlary, W bitethapvl, in the county of 14, tax, sill.-throvister end silk-dresser. PRICE or tirticKs, YLSTEktUAI. 3 per Cent. Comas 411} b p..r Cent. Nary 9641 Snort Annuities 7 I 11-IGtha Winton' India Honda Exchequer Btlls Engh..ll liittery Tithes MI Vs. Coll6oE:fur T. 81311, Stock-Beaker. No. 4, Cutsihitl. sod 9, M./m*47nm.. COURSE Or F.' Arnsterern i3 9 11 C. Ditto Sight .33 1 c. f.. 11 40 U. Hronburgli 34 I 1411. Altana Yarn. l4 6 Liv. Owe. S Us lkoudaaus 24 10 Csdis • 3/111 auto A 16444 34i Ditto 13.:".,• 3lll Leghorn 301 Naples MANGE, Sap?. IS. Gni. a . ...... Versa a. C..• LISIOOM ....... D u las. rem ........ Di•... 10; Caak l i t , Pareavr.,gold i 4 C..or 'FA Uri per so. 4 Net ihnsii.ouno... 14/na DorArs Silver ha Mara New Latvia meth • sea auk at Noun $4 per .Cost. ISIRTHS. - At Grenan. Ayrshile, the Lady of Lieutenant-Co Burnltt, of a son, on the 24 curt. At Tiverton. Devoushise, th; Right Hon. Lady LI, Hay of a daughtin, ou di.. jd curt. _ MARRIAGES. On Saturday last. Roderick Orniiitor, Ecqu of the eiti Dublin. Barrister at Law, to Mite Marta Bourne, of Eiri in Staffordshire. Monday, at Kensington Cburcb, Richard !lowa, F.. 9 Hermitagosstreet, to Mn. Wiettead, tali@ of the Henry Wiesteed, EN. of Kensington. Monday, at Maiy-la-bonne Church, James Planting, I Captain in the 16th Regiment of Foot, to Lady Leigh, Balser-street, Portman-square, widow of Sir S. E Le•gh, they to Sir Egerton Leigh. On Saturday, at Hackney Chtych, by the Reverend „h Dampier, of f.elson, Mr. James P I Her , of Aidcrrna.mt and Upper Clap tun, to Miss Dampier. On Wednesday ten:right, at Ll:amere, in Ehrorth Thomas Vaughan, Esq. to Mrs. Elul Vaughn::. It 1] FA: remarkable, that though this Lady has been tvrce. m , she never changed her maiden name. DEATHS. At Gilmwe Park, Scotland, on the sth inst. Lit Colonel John Pringle. Last week, of apoplexy, at his apartments the Bowl Green, Brighton, Old Ha•ry Batzlielor, aged 74. The ceased was drives of the hut piutchai e ever used for hie that town. It had but two wheels, and preadmission as sengcrs by a duet in Isom. A striking likeness of OA HI taken about twelve months ago, was fancied and Imo Hole, Esq. a tiler-hint of St. Petershisigh. but occasional iesidt . nro in London, a nd at Wehl;nlit.,W. On Tuesday se'tinight, in the nte, id an of if., iu an ple6tic affetitult, it HA,t,ngt, in Suet x, here he s ea r the recovery of his heirh, the Rev. Richard Salsa, MOW' On the 10th inst. At ilt:lingliara, io llte Isle of Wight, Vincent, wife of G. G. Vincent, of libs Unlearn minder. Sunday morning, at Cranford, Master David youngest son of Mr. Thomas, of Gcmge's Caf.e-1 our , tho Strand. WAlstot. 1.)A1, Al' LoNIPPI4-1110, rain. after —.. Even-56 mm. after.. SALES BY AUCTION. SPACIOUS BUSINESS PREMISES, BISHOPSOATE STRI-ET. By Mr. BUR On MONDAY NEXT, at Twelve, at Carrawar;, THE LEASE Pf commodious arid conveni BUSINESS PREMISES, calculated fur any Wholeti. or Retail Trade, most eligibly situated in an iin e roving nen beurhood, being Nis 118. Rishopvgate•etreet Without, any the occupation ef a Gentlemen, who will give !immediate , seivicin. The Nein nal are in :oropler;,,sub..v a mi a l repo-, curtain a commodious, lofty, ber: , ..irciatted shop, bU feet in depth ; a handsom d chawing.raom, dicing five chamber., convenient hi:then, and demerit convemen , Held on Lim* l w 58 Yard', 2t a yen moderate rent Tub- haJ, on the premises; at ras B 7% I la of Mr, &mon, cg, CoruhUL GENTEEL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, SFACII WA LLEI.I-G RDEN, DOUBLE COACH-He" AMPLE STARLING, AND FOUR AND A AC.,RES OF MEADOW LAND, SURREY. By Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY NEXT, it Twelve, in two lertS ATruly Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATI complying a genteel modern Reardenre, and four an half acme of nch meadow land, agreeably situate in Arm Ti Erluton. Lot 1. A Genteel Freehold Residence, containing principal and two servants' chambers, drawing-room, din, room, parlour, and excellent domestic conveniences, prudiogive erdon, walled and planted with thriving trees, in full bearing, coach•house, ample stabling, and deck, containing together about two acres. Lot 2. A Valuable Freeho'd Nieadow, immediate!! ing, Inclosed with perk paling, and ailsoiraVy wee small Villas, with a sufficient quantity for grounds, garden, and paddock. To be viewed, descriptive particulars may be had en premises; at G-rraway's and Llswers Criffee-houses; r itimmagtork ; and of Mr. Burton, 6e, Corn hill. BRUNSWICK-SQUARE. By Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY NEXT, at Garraways, (if not disposed of by Private Comtraej, THE Valuable LEASE. with immediate session, of an eacellent FAMILY NWISE. eli situay.d, being No 6, the corner of limner and Hen's streets, in the irrirnedete vicinity of Brun-wick and IL* squires. The primates are in complete, substantial, and namental repair, fit fur the immediate recapvo.i of • Niel family, and contain six chambers, a hand.uniis room, with a 'teary marble whiseneyvpiede, balcony, ai • rands, communicating 0 1 lnlthing doors with a back draw teem, correspoodeutly fiurah.d , spacious dining Ira breakfast ditto, two c.inve.,ient kitchens, with scullery, palm fontinan's ditto, arse with three arched vaults, and seism , animate. Them desirable premise, are bead for the term 19 veins, at • leo r-nt. Tube viewed till the sale, and particulars had en dm at Gareals.y". ; and or Mr. /Sortie, 6t. Com 1•1 LONDON ~ O. DAVIDSON, Nt I?, U"" e now, d m-vtreet, Covent-garrten, anti publalied at OIE-s, N" eta at St Clement's Church, Sowed. W STUCK, of No. 7, New Seltan-attetn, Long.A , •ff Orden, &e fur tau. Pe, ea, sent IN the Office, (pea well be duly attended to. Id Ch4 7 l lln MOP, in eeektl..`.4 the c is ? .r. deal, am • the COI. W . y Valk. 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