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LAW INTELMENCE. COVRT 0 F CO:1111ibii rIALAS, WWIT•iII IMMO, rIT94. WILtL Y. Si Owes's' of the ship the Oh'illiani l'coutiogs qbahm Right Hoe. Lord (fat:s i. 11, tie: Owner, and Jon Aa Ivo sir, the late Captain of the ship Caeraelit. This was an argument on a paint eavAd on an ac tion of trover, tried at Guildhall, et Nisi Pries, before Lord Chief Justice Mansfield, and a Spe cial Jury, is recover half a whale, on the Nth of December. (Ste The British 1 1 resi qf De veliher 19.) The Jury gave a verdict for the Plain tilt-and it was left to two gentlemen of the Jury, connected with the oil trade, to calculate the half of the produce of the fish, saving the point of law, that as action of trover could not he, as our tenant as common could not bring an action of trover against the other, Without there was same actual waste committed. The circumstan tial - of this case W : —The Plaintiffs were the regiefered owners of the ship Witham reareitegs. and the Defainlant, Lord Grenville, as the residuary legatee sot' the late Lord Camelford, vans the registered owner of the South Sea Whaler the Caerweer. • On • Saturday, the Unit of June, )805, the boats of the two ships, in company with other boats, were fishing tor whales, in a part, of the South Seas culled the Lee Bay, contiguous to the Gallimos Islands, immediately under the Equator. The Captain of *the William Fanning: wee that day in one of his boats, with a portion of liis crew, ishino for whales; they had struck a small whale, from about 13 to 20 barrels, with their tow-iron, which was anuesed to the boat by a long line. Before the whale Was killed, a large shoal of these &televised the head of jais hoat, which was attached to the small one ; he immediately struck with a harpoon a very. large whale, frem about 70 to an barrels ' • this harpoon we not annexed to the boat; but h ad a short warp br rope to. it. on the reverse end. of.which was a drougli, a thing resembling a buoy ; these Untrue' inents were generally used by persons in this pur suit, to retard the progress of fit, when struck by them. The other hosts belonging to the William Fent:lags were engaged in pursuing another shoal of tislh and therefore the Captain took off his hat, and waved it to Capt. Anthony, the Defendant, and the late Master of the Caerusent, to come to his as eistance, in securing this whale; one of the Caer west's boats, immediately after the signal, hove up, and procee ded in pursuit of the droughed whale ; the crew succeeded in killing it, and Anthony, on a subsequent application from the Captain of the William Feraiiags, refused to give half the fish, to which the ether contended his owners were entitled, by the established custom and rules of the traders engaged in the South Sea Fishery. Serjeents Sit F. enEnD and VAVGH A N con tended that the action, as it was brought - by ti.e • Plaiii.iffs, could not in paint of law be supported, allowing time ell§kMlll of the trade to be such as en titled time Plaintiffs to make Ik claim as tenants in common ; they miglAt have sued fur the whole ; but 'in insiituting an actiou of tower, they must sue fur some designated article, which they had not dose; and to recovery the Plaintiffs, as tenants in 4lornmen, must lieve shown; that the Defendant bad injured their moiety of property ; if they had sued fee their part of the profits of the produce of -the what-. they might have recovered, but it never could I,e argued. that a whale could be di vided by 14 ,, ::e-meal. BAST and WELL' VAS contended, .6 At tine Defendants having converted a moiety of the fisb, to which the Plaintiffs were entitled, to their owl, use, the action could lie ; and by refusing Ow Lill of time fish when demanded, and after we.sis altering its original state, by converting it lino oil, they were subject- to tin action for da- males. The Cocas observed,-Aat if the Defendants had not converted the halt * of the tisii claimed by the Plaintiffs into oil, they would then have been liable to an action of ilaiiiaLtes ; but in the present case, they took every means of putting it to the use intended. The Plaintitb might recover in some other way, but that was not for them to determine :at that tune—it was only the point of law ; and •t&er consideriug and paying the strictest atten tion to the arguments of the Learned Sarjeants on Loth side, they thought the mutton could net he, and therefore ordered a Non-suit. TILE LOST PETITION A Petition in support of the Dovet Piet Pam/ betiare the 'louse of Commons, wailAstPieek prepared in London, and seat down to frdyer for signatures. „It was expected, that by the ministry and activity of the friends of Mr. Jacksnn, one of the Members of the town, the sieatar. s would have been obtained in time to enable him to present it on Monday in the Douse of Commons. On Sa turday evening last, the Gentleman who 111111 en, truint:tl with the execntion of this business. repaired to a public house in the town, where a large party of Gentlemen were inneinlilerl, whom he addressed in a style of the most persuasive eloquence, mime. ing them, by many arguments, cogent and coer cent, that the measure, if adopted, world prove a most infallible remedy against all shipwreck . mud • perili se.t. and render the Goodwin Sands as harmless and innoteut as Boughton h ill.—His . argovnente, 143 might be expected. had some . effect upon the company, •one of whom expressed an half consent to sign it. and the orator, availing himself of the &nous golden opportunity, thrust his hand into 14s pocket. with intent to pull out the l'etition, unit prevent it for signature. The am and disappointment of the Barna Of Oakland, 10 The 11a:toted Tower, on missing his specch, would afford but a feeble idea of the scene that followed. While the orutor had been holding forth, it appears some evil-disposed person had contrived to Meal the Petition. and pilot it into a wrong har bour, since which no account whatever has been remitted of it. A signal was immediately made of the pintcy. awl the Pirate, if discovered, will bc t.ental with all the severity of the law. The story at present affords much amusement, in these dull times, to the good profile of Dover. Satertiar imornmst., the emernithron refitment of Milititt,.cifir;ssr.mc zshunt gOopen, marched into B rof bto.,. (In th4,r ruute frump lNilboitth Dock. to Scala:ll liturth...k.t. PCBLI'N, MAT 19• RIETIEW IN THR PagINIX PARK. Yesterday, at the express desire of her Grace the Duchess of Ricoleollo, that fine body of men, the Stet Regiment, lit Argylealsire Highlanders, wore'reviewed in the Phoenix Pork. tier Grace came to the ground at half-past eleven o'clock, an her state carriage,. with her usual attendants; the Duke of Itieniebtra was ou horseback. Ou her apPilariPg in front of the Regi ment, she was received with a royal salute ; after which, her Grace passed down the hue, and it wa., no doubt, most flattering to her countryniete, to bee her Grace in the Highland b t and Tartan plaid; never did her Grace look wore truly ele gant than she did in the national dress of her country. The various evolutions were performed with that exactness, which reflects the highest credit on their Consmauding Officer, Colonel I;_,RAWFURD, and his 01ficers—their movements were universally ap plauded, and called forth the highest encoini ttttt s from that veteran General, FLOYD. The ground was crowded and most fashionably attended. Many Officers of rank were present, and seemed to agree, that this excellent regiment might be equalled, but not excelled, and having been formerly under Ge neral JOHN Hope, there can•be - but nue opinion as to the system they have been taught. After the review, the Commanding Officer awl Isis Officers were s umptuously entertained at the Lodge, with every kind of refreshment—during the repast, her " Grace, in the most condescending manner; entered familiarly into conversation with several of the Officers, and, previous to their leaving the Ledge, her Grace expressed a wish that the Officers should be individually presented by Colonel CaAwruan, when they took their leave of her Grace, previous to timir embarkation for foreign service. GIBRALTAR, Mi.* 10. Accounts received from Spain, this day, confirm the intelligence before received, that en insurrec tion had taken place at Madrid, on the ed of this month, which, after much bloodshed, was with difficulty quelled by the joint efforts of the Regent, Don Antonio, and the Grand Duke of Berg. The particulars we have not been able to learn correctly, from the confused, and, in some re spects, contradictory accounts, that have reached us. We have only been able to ascertain that the Ilbrinent arose from an apprehension entertained by the people, that their new King would not be re stored to them, but be detained by the French Emperor. Assurances, calculated to quiet these fears, were given to the people, both by the Re gent and the French Commander—but the precise terms they made use of we cannot ascertain from the accounts that have reached us. Some of these statc;!.that ernin;iiex were riven that Ferdinand should speedily return---others that the assurances embraced generally the safety of the whole Royal F►mily. • All the letters agree hi stating, that the indigna tion of the Spaniards at the invasion of their coun try, by the , French, is general throughout the kingdom and that it will be difficult to repre,s the popular indignation from bursting out in acts which, in the present circumstances, can only bring destruction upon the pc Nile. In every quar ter regrets are expressed at tile ports of Spain not having been opened to the British, on the first breaking out of the Ri v dutioo. Some accounts state, that the Rewra has stated to the Grand Duke of Berg, t h o•. on the first symptom of bad faith on the part of the French, the sea-ports and arsenals will he immediately put into the possession of the British; but this is not credited. 111.11KAL INTELLIGENCE. • DOVER, MAY 23. Tins forenoon a large fleet of ships passed by for the Westward, consisting of one West Indiarnan, several American* and Swedes, two Danish prizes, and a number of coasters which had been detained wind-bound. A feW 'passengers were landed. PORTSMOUTR, MAY 33. Arrived the Superb, of 74 guns, Captain Jack son. from the 'Mediterranean, and is under quaran •tine. • Mr. Adair is en board her. It is believed that she brings nothing new. Arrived the Hardy gun-brig, from a cruise; David. Walker; Catharine, 1•ouug; and the Per seus, Baynes, from the Dewui.-1$ iDd Sailed the Eridynnim frigate, Hon. Capt. Cape!, for the Dowus ; and the Boadicea, on a cruise: - The Speedy has hoisted the convoy signal fur Canada, Quebec, !Wax, and Newfoundland. TORBAY, MAT 31. Sailed the Daring with the transports, having on hoard the .Wth regiment of fog, under convoy for Guernsey.—Wind S.W. DEAL, MAT 23. Arrived the Malabar and Druid from the west ward, and sailed' to the Northward ; also the Kan garoo from a cruise, and Eadystiots and Alert from Portsmouth, with a. 'rimy, which are sailed fur the River.—Wind Kontherlv. i act Friday morning, a very melancholy accident occurred, by the upsetting of one of the Portsmouth coaches. near Kingston, through winch. we are sorry to state, that no less than three of the inside passengers lost their lives on the spot, and three or four of the outside had their limbs broken, sonic of whom are at present in xo deplorable a aituation, that little hopes are entertained of their recovery. The swallows were first seen this year about Blenheim Lake, on the Bth of last month, and in Berkshire, nn the lull. Near the same time, large Becks of fieldfares were observed congregating for their departure. It is seldom they mauls till the return of the swallow tribe, nor do they usually ar rive till .me time after t heir departure. On ftatunlay last, a-complaint ass exhibited be fore the Sitting Magistrates at i 41, charging sal old woman, nearly 70 years of age, a ith keeping a di,onlerly house; and amongst the evidence 1141, duced in support of the accusation, was a drum boy, a recruit in the Radnor Militia, just turned of 14 years, whose teitimonv clearly proved the fact. The Magistrates ordered - her to be put in the stocks for four hours, and so indifferent was the venerable "lame to the jeers and scoffs of the surrounding multitude, that at the end of the first hoar she took ont•her snuff-box and exclaimed, •• Come, now 'take a pinch in comfort:: litOM LIST Niqurs eirwiTE. lIIIILITARY PROMOTIONS. IT'ev-Qsre, Mae 11, tem • loth Pegivatat of Light Draaeoua--Capt Ederaril Parker, from the t tat LW Diagoeus, tube Tar, without pur chase, vice O'Neal, protneted in the Chuseetus - 6th Regiment of Foot—Major Alexandre WGresor Mornay, front the ti7tb Foot, to i.e Lieutenant-Ostend, by pin atas*, vire Macberm, oho retires. 59th ditto--Drievet I.ieat•uant-Coluarl John Laing Wcir to be Major, by poncho:it', vire Plryttell, rho retires. ilath dittn—.lirevet Major George Ingot, from the nth Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Conipsily, vice Delancey, - - • ho exchanges. Wit Ditto—Pre% et-Major Robert Vincent to be Major, _ „ o ithout purchow. 4th West India Regiment—Major Nathaniel Blackwell, from the Ist iVrit I n dia Regiment, to be Lienteuaut- Cubmici, vice 6soith, dect,toold. Utb I)ittu—klajor Dm R Parker, from Half Pay of Nu gent's late Recruiting Corps, to be lajor, vice Dales, who exchanges. ath Garri,ria Battalion.—Major John P Hamilton, from Half.pay of Hunspetch's late mounted Riflemen, to be Major, vice Sorrell, who exchanges. Major Itradahau's 1d lery--Cisptaiu ThornAs S. Sorrell, from the loth Foot, to be Major. Bradidmo's 34 Levy—Captain Robert Henry Dick, from the 7 alb Foot, to be Major. BR EN 13' . Colonel Thomaa Baker, re:lls/I.pv r y of the late I3d Foot, to he Major-General is tbe Arnie. Lieutenant-Colonel Christopher Jeannine+, on Half pay of the late 4th Gerrie** Battalion, to he Colonel in the Artily. Major Chevalier de Nargiiiird of the Royal Foreip Artil lery,to be Liesteneat-Colonel in the Army. To be Majors in the Arnoj—Captain Jaws Irving, of the late Ropil Irish Artillery. Captain Lewis I'm, a', of the Royal Foreign Artillery. Captain Charles ale Sleiinrd, of Ciptain John Mirlgeley, on the Stall' at Mies Barrack*• STAFF. Fisher, Geat. to be Assistant Commissary tothe Forces serving in Ireland, siee Moore, deceased. Major John Pioe Coffin, Pei innuent-Assistant in the Quarters MasterGensral's °dire, to be Deputy Quarter-Master. General to the Forces serving in the 31editerraiiean, nab the rusk of Liertemant-Colonel is the Army. Commissions in the Ithyal Tower Hamlets Militia, :ivied by the Lord Lieret,nast - - 2d Royal Regiment. Ensign Simon lb cut to be Lieutenant, rice Watt', resigned— dated April 11411. George Little, Geot. to be Ensign, vice Ktut, promoted— . dotal u abase - Lieuteitaat Joseph Smart to be Assistaat Surreal', vice %Vales, resigned—dated as abuse. C0M11h15410113 in tile Russ, &c. Regiment of Militia, signed 6 tbe Lord Lar;tenant. John Ford, Gent. to be Ensign--dnted April 15, teon. James Campbell, Gent. to be ditto--tited April **, Inuit Member returned to serve in the present Par liament : Burghs of Tain t Dingwall, Darnock, and Wick— M intent ileary Fremantle, of Stankups street, Mayfair, in the county of Middlesex, Eaq in the room of Juba Randall Mackenzie, who hath accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. 4dneirreity-flAdt, Nag ta. A letter has been received by the Honourable William Weliestey Pule, from Mr. John Kinsman, Commander of the Active Excise Curter, dated at Fslineuth the iptli inst. stating, that, on the tyth, he bad captnred in the said cutter, after a chase of same house, the Deux Freres Freed' priva teer of St. Maims, armed with two carriage give, sad AM ned with twenty-nine ass. Sbe had been out four days, Mod had taken two vessels, ewe of which was retaken by the Ac tive, and the ethic by the Betsy privateer of Plymouth. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Hickey and John Kenny, of Worcester, camera and gliders. April ao, 15oe. Betty Roberta and Hannah Buckley, of New Delph, Sad ollewortb, York, shopkeepers. Match I, tans. Thomas tlhadfis th, Williams Bosom, and T. R. Batson, of Berwick-upon-Tuced, bankers. May ii, isos. John Price and Robert Lutey, jun. of Backkrshury, Londum, warehouserrwn. October r 204, 1507. Thomas Loathe and Thomas Bradley, of Glainford Briggs, Lincoln, builders. May 13, 1909. Willim Phillipoom sal William Taylor, of Croydon, Slll , rey, linos-drapers. May 91, 1905. George Newton, of Greenbesd„ and Thomas Chambers, the younger, of Chapellown, Eeclesfield, York, farmers.— March is, iaoS. Cm. Walton and John Sheldon, of Manchimtrr, Lancaster, linen-drapers. Oat. is, Ito?. BANKRUPTS Jolts Belisle', of Meschester, dealer and chaplain, to sue raster, June as, se. and July 5, at two, at the Bridgewatcr Arms les. is Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Swak, Great Or mond-street, Leaden; sad Mr. William Nabb, Manchester. Henry Holdsworth &limey, of HallfilX, Toth, melt:hunt, to surrender, June 14, IS, and July s, at skean. at tilt Whits Swan-inn, is Halifax. Attorneys, Mr. Cmalthurst, Bedford row, Landau; sod Mr. Sw=inson, Halifax. Jamas sow or late of Cleekhetton, York, limo-draper, to surrender, May 31, at four, Jaw 1, and July s, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth inn, in Leads, Attor neys, Mr. Ream Thavicivian, London ; and Mr. Can, Ge mmel, near Joseph Bland, and John Satterthwaite, of Fen-court, Lon dun, iiisurance-brokers, to surrender, May 21, Juts 7, and July 5, at tern, at Garldhall. Attorneys, Messrs l'ainther and Sow, !-endues-street, Fenchurclostreet. Jelin Barns, late of Beer-latte, isedun, now of Redman's , row, Mile-rad, kliddlcace, Cooper, to surrender, May its, Jane 4, and July s, at twelve, at Goiktliall, London. At torney', Messrs Swain, Skeins, nod Maples, Old Jewry. Ja&es Ditosniare and John Gardner, of Broad-strest, Lon don, inercliantiv, to surrender, May 31, June 111, and July 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Sttoriwy, Mr. Speetkawassde, 'Token - bouss-yard. Daniel Blachford and Richard Blactiford, of Lombard. street. Loudon, gold and silver lacerscs, to surrender, May 31, st twain. /use 14, and July s, at use, st. Cadalhall At torney, Mr. Wars, Balder-square. DIVI DEN DS. July S. John East, of Prince's-street, Soho, Middlesex, upholsterer, at our, at Guildhall, l.undon. Jose IL William Hurn and Richard Jackson of Redeems street, Southwark, Surrey, rectifyisg-distillcre, at une, at Guildhall June ItichardJackson, Redeems-street, Southwark, Surrey, rectifying-distiller, at one, at Guildhall, (math's) June 57. William' kennerley, of Hulm's Chapel, Chester, mercer, at three ' at the Hotel, in Maccles fi eld. Jane 00. James Kay, John Watson ' the elder, Paul Cat terall, and Hasid Ainsworth, of Preston, Lancaster, tou chline-makers, at Omen, at the Lens-of-Mean, in Preston. June i 7.1. Harry Coleman, of Mete, Wilu , butcher, at twelve ' at the Lamb lan, its Hindus., Wilts. Jety 5. John Somerville, of Chancery-lane, London, cabi net-maker at one, at Guildhall, London. Juin Horn Giles, of Canterbury, grazier, at ten, at London. June 11. Isaac Israel Nimes, late of Gosvrell-attert.rond, Middlesex, new of North-street, Middlesex, merehmt, at twilse, at Guildhall, Loudon. June to. llamas Ashmore, late of Swithin's-laue, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. June ire. William Rushy and Isaac Hill, of the Strand, Mid. Aleeni., haven, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June lie. W 141114111 Borth, of Marwheate.r, cutton 7 spinner, at three. at the Dolt Tavern, Deanne ate, Nlanch-at. r. June tee Moms Watford, of Obt-stext, Viddiesex, soap boih r, Al It, Ire, at Gui'd4all, i.unelwri. June le. 11... m. I'v' sc, late of Lath: Guullfurdestrert, Rua- imll-equare, Mitlelleurs, hAerelashet 'ad grocer, at len, at ilJhall, June r. Juin Moore, late of Illancheaser, and Smith, late of' elsvescaltungero, : a there, at the Rog Tavern, Manchester. June it,. William Mounter, a /foamiest., I:tafforgl, linen and vroallea.draper, at elevea, at the Ler-a-Maw &maims. Jan; 14. James Dcni.on, William Andrew, Mein and George Willi:tins, of l'riday.street, Chearaide, Luudit, warrhummumu, at one, :it (innate:ill. June 14 Willians Mai mitti, uf Alauctiester, merchant, at tea, at Guildhall, Landau June 11. 411341 es 41, right, a 1.1..11.1011, tulmccintist, at one, at Guildlu , ll Juke 14. James uf Brasted, Lem, tuealumn, at ten, at Guildhall; I .widit. June 37 . Jah n Hodson, of Birmingham, Ware:ek, mer chant, at eleven, at the Sturk Talent, Birwingiunii. June 16. JAN Wild and William Wild, of Stockpoit, Chester, cotton-spinners, at ire, M the CrWAU mud A D . chur Tacirn, Stockport. CERTIFICATES-Jr/gi It: James Gemini, Swau-street, Miuurics, Loudon, corn. factor. William Partridge, of rattler, serge-maker. Andrew Brhe, ul Newcastle-upon-Tyne, griwer. Alexander :Barr. of Gravel-lane, Sautliwaik, Surrey, baker. James Napier Watred, of Birmingham, IA arwick, woollen and lineu-dr. slier. _. , . _ _ Williaan Ball, of Bush-lane, Caption-street, Leadon, broker. William Rose, Lae of Bowbeidge, Gloucester, dyer. George Toone, or Lloyd's collie-house, aad of Kennintou green. nutkruriter. _. _ - MEETING OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDRALL, 70 . W. N. Lloyd Beak and Tlunnas Meander Beale, lade of Basinhalt-street, London, warehouseman 1 a i DIVIDENDS. Francis Rec.ley and Theism Oats, bite et Rood lane London. rag-enerehaats • • 14 - - iiieli — W — nocitfillifra DAY . 3 per Cost. rtelell4 , 3 per Ceut. DOM , 0 74 8 7 4 per Cent. .. s per Cent. Mori 9!tis Imperial 3 per Gant..... .. .& .6 froi i Dittu Amortise India Stock . In lucks Bolide Se. IS 3s. prem. Exehoupore Ittlie .. too. rd prru.. Etigliak Lotter, Tido" •• • ... ,.. vol. t 9s. Corm& fur !!tuck-broker, COURSE OF EXI Amsterdam 36 1 Date at Sight J$ 3 Rotterdam c. f 11 Y aU. Hawsbutsgb 24 9 1111. Alsemes 34 to 4U. Pans ...... S 3 le Lir. Ditto 9 Us 24 Dotard's= Curtis Madrid... 4l effective Babes Leghorn :9l Norio 42 Gems n* . a 4• 1 0:X i all ..i'ag-4"0- MANGE, MAV N. Lisboa 6O Oporto Dulaiu Cork aut.:Aux. Portugal (kohl is Cuis at.J Drs 1. t. J. per oz. Duubluons New Dolbus u s 3 Silver in Bars 0 • 6 New Louis (each) 0 u o ites we the Bank,/ Holleid $ per Ccnl. Oa tie tat► instaaf, atl4itrbuigh, Mrs. Wolfe 3lurray, *fa oangiter• Lastly, Mrs. Fooke, wife of Henry Funke, Esq of Tewkes bury, af a S. MARRIAGE. Monday, et St. Stephen's Church, Bristol, by the Rev E. C. Ortsille, James Stikine Bius, Esq. iron of Thomas Pim Rm. Of Sandoe, Ireland, to it Glascock. youngest ristrgh ter eithe late Ww. Glascock, Esq. of York-street, Dublur. DEATHS, Oa Saturday lad, at Hruinantsills, is the gad year OW age, the Right Doe. Lai! Gahm& Cranks, only lillagMer aid heiress of Ford, iftl Earl of Cavan, earl wide of Sir Michael Crook", Hart of Msannoie, !reload. Oa Tharaday, at the Earl of Lanesburough's haute, Chef semitone, Lady Charlotte Dubai**. Der Ladyship vas sister to the late, and suet to the present Earl. At Greenock, no the loth lust. Henry Listen Dunlop, youngest rem of Alesailder Dusky, Esq. present Chief Ma gistrate of that tones. At Shoves, es the gab list. Geoaral Sir Thomas Stirling. of Strowaa, Hart. Cokittel tithe gist Regiment of Foot. IiIia — ITATBR, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIDGE. • Her.. after ..i I tyro. 14 alker..s SALES BY AIICIION. ROOKS IN VARIOI'S LANGUAGES, ARTS AND SCIENtEN. By Mr. RICHARDSON. By Order of the Executors, on the Premixes, No. 9, ark stmt., Covent-garden, THIS DAY, 25, mid the follow ing da ys, Sunday excepted, at t t o'Clock, r FIHE estimable suit extensive COLLECTION of BOOKS, the WIC property of the late Mr. JOHN sotiluir, Bookseller, &ceased, includiug the most celebrated Authors in Divinity, History, Voyages, 'I - raw - b, Biography, Natural History, oink line coloured Phu. x, best Edition of the Cloaks, dm. &c. may extreutelY islet and in elegant Bindings. To lw %jawed, and Catalogers, price 1111. (allowed to Pur chasers) way be hod on the Premiss. • of Mr. Clarke, Book seller, Buni-street ; Mr Ford, Manchester • Mr. Micheal, Cambridge; Mr. Cooke, Oxford ; and of Mr. Riche:dew), No. 31, Strand 'ALU ABLE BRONZES, ETRUSCAN TASIK, siC TURES, BOORS, SEVE CHINA, sad NIES, the PROPERTY of HENRY HOLLAND, Seq. deceased, removed from his late residence, Sienae.place. Br M. HERMON, At his Cleat Room, ijundoit-street, Ruud-street, a FRI DAY NEXT, and following Day, at )2, A SMALL but uuique Collection of AN TIQL 7 E ./ 1 BRONZES, of the ihet tine, and in high preset . - VatiUlk a choice selective of efeciewse wf Etruscan St are, ia Tames, Ihren, ihr.e • Is. valniele Piennese, by Relieve, S. Farrago, Benham, Yeomen. end eclair esteemed mis ter;; French Clocks, er-melt Camdallabres e ADO old Sere China, Scarce Books, Cameos, a Firma Wtitoi Table, awl numerous iIICCIIIITIentIf Articles; the whole elf which • , :c colleted by the late Proprietor, at • eelieleleratile expense, and will bieabmitied without the least nwerratioa. To be viewed Osage days preceding the sale, and cata logue*, at sue Amnia' each, bad at the room. OLD BRACKNELL, 13ERks. By Mr. SMITH, At nerranny'q Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Combat, on FRIDAY, 3 I•Y ‘27, t sOll, at Twelve o'clock, in Sin Loo, by order 4 the Administratrix of Mrs. Macklin, ilit• ceased, A VERY compact dPsirable FREEHOLD IL. ES rATE, situate at Old Bracknell, in the county ..1; licrks; comprising • modern Dweltintt-liimse, or coirK.a Oniee, pith detached domestic apartments, Coach humu, Stable, enclosed Yard,, front Corart, Lana, Shrubbrn, Garden, and Paddock adjuiubig, together nob six we inures of rich Mea.linr, Amide, and Wo.ol Lard, near the pain:Fos May be visyscil tit, the sale, by application c. se the pn olives printed particulars may be had. Partirabos may a 1..• be bad of Mr. Smith, Aretivimer, Windsor, Berki.; mud ~1 hi. house, No. S , Nam Broad-strect„ mar the lioyai Es• change, Lui.dvii. - . . It IN !SIN : Print.yl by VIUSON, No. I' I).d Bosoell-couit, iney•strect, and put ..41.4 rt the .'Nerl k'l• Is. Itr k of W. (lune. Wra.,tl, ' • J " l a IT F. 01' PUP.O 'tarn, tee. fur i!. soot 1,. die throe:, t post po;d), till be dish sakiooo to. NUM FOR THE THIS _A. will Lard Ileasi in that claws Howbray, Ap Pot uwb ray, VI chancter) ; 1 Hatbews, 12R1: 11bY' _ euel End iiii Coettpowel Vnt, Mr. Jog igaytoe. le the eat Misfired After tie Theatre I *hat Night OM W . •ant Mr. Mn .VV• ' Cuylor I To whirls of tie Thai doe* Ng 1 trete. Tickets sit at kb Ogee, TEL ririniS F I. will las THE Tangenl End of the l 'l'V To Tiekeb t veggie-place. 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