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FINANCE REPORT. The VINANCI REPORT. which qr. GILES was ready to present to the fl ruse of . CPrnmons, on the last day of the last Session of. Parliament, when the Ilsher of the Black Rol unexpeCtedly presented him self, and the SeSainii was closed by a prorogation, Teas been printed, and laid before the I louse ot Com snst.s. As this document has made a great noise, and excited much iiitelest, see tegret our inability to ins .11 it at length. We have it, however, in our power to insert the principal point and feature of it, which is as Inflows: "The evidence received during the ta.i . Aession, cintains en.accuunt of two t•arv.artioor can 1'..,e-Offire„ of a most an I kind, 0 l cis were disclosed on the ex ▪ un ed Mr. 'l.'l. on a , Ace..tintaot in that Office ;• by whom It 'as ' , ate'. IMO a drift for 7,0001. payable to the kig .t tlon , ursb'e Th”ine. Steele, Let that time one of the j.mit Pay mailers), or Live, by the C.v.linir on the filth 17...9, under the heel of F xtraurdivaries of it,, Ar , re and mit, e.vl its the Ca.l. Accouht of the Odic-, wit.. 'sir. Steele', Receipt, as a voucher; and that another sum I.! 4 . /. I was drawn tin, pieTisely lit tne same nianner, and • • ••••-a in the •anne Wins, on the :id of July, 1800. .41ITIN, the nese wa. net repaid until the 3d of y, 1$ 7 ; nor the latter %mt.; hie Bth of April, with upon both sums, from the date of their ihue to that or it., if repayment, amounting to 7,lfrid Tnecereespondence between Mr Ste: - leant Mr. Thomis ; letter. of Earl Temple, (one of the Joint Pat masters in 11107), a dd, sled to Lord Granville, MI Steele, Roae, and 1.0. d Ilarmwhy; Mioute. of lb Lore,: of the l ' rr.isurv, di. meting steps sh be t...1c a tor se, tieing the SUM re maining tie (tor the first to-. been repaid previous to any p•oceedings ni the Bard cat Trea-iwy); Minutes of the Pa.. master-General entered in the book et the effice ; and several other papers, an. morel at Length in the Appegrhx, thuugh not 'serial.: amolub-ly r.c.:..s.sey for understanding the sub. jer t, that no el cum .!atee which has reference to the: bus, may be- withheld from oleetyvtion lint the part to which tor Committee think it mo't material to direct the attention of this It...tit, it the given by Mr Lteele hi.n.m, when he awn,' ills tom, Conni.tte,rm the 26th March, 1407, and made 3.• t rem it of the I' , these hansa• tins H • sai!, o the ix., suns. mentioned b. Mr. Thomas were issued by me three-von, and I 'hive nn nom in stating, that they wee net issued lor public service; 1 thorrght, as net..., 04 at OW rime, that 1 had tu:l AU(' iv t. direct those issues. 1 wits u.g.d to de i.e by private consult J ti-nr of a very mcu;iar nature, wench tioesated at that Um, upon my mind; amt I th, , eht that h) dooming th mi to be i.lowit to .wvieh; .'.a.. ii myself revoredble for them, I could not by pesvitolity incur the suspi,un of conceal mem, OT ( * MIA. It 11.01 my intention that they should have been replactid u, a very short time, but it was nut in my power to accomplish they rev.sined charged aga:irt me so the tsaysoffic..bosik td: the beginning of the p•,,nl is.,, when the former of the two sums was u n said; an! • wli sub; ct hair' gl,een 4 ght !Aroy under the const2 deraiiim of thi• Board of Trelatirr, !Lev ha•e direcled me to repay MO I eIDAM Me SUM SS lt,• the luterr“ due upon both sums, o,stilinent - , at >Lard , which I have ..,gaged to do. I cannot t ke sot w defend my conduct to the in stance, uh , :h I rout: admit en have boon inearrect, but 1 eon sole n., elf w Ith tug that the public will hats stiffened no And bong wnethre he knew of any other tran.r.tnen the iron k.nd, du.hre toe time he was in the p n n ', • said, " I .'n not." Anil being asked, *he- IL, ill' knew arrestor the I.ke mitere - arisin4 f•on 11. e trahi 1C . 1,1 • f n•y ('inns r plalaaNTi, he said, .• Ire lauds do lint. " An I being a.y• oi , terlier any riuhee was taken of this treiwi.,clioti be Ow Treasons, ;ocelot,. 5.1 the gionnig of tins rear lie sail, r• 1 ....,irehend it was not ese. It& own to the Tr , asury, pre.rinis tie this year." Add bets ass id, whether soy notice was taken by any other putiac nice ! he said, " Not to n v knowlesige The Report then proceeds to state, that Mr. Ruse being examined, said, that the tans respeding Mr. Srictr. were not communicated to him until the 10th 11 Feb:story, 1601. i, at which time he consi dered himself compiti , ely out of office, and could Two •tere but he desired Mr. Tito•tas to write to Mr. STr , ; also had 3 CtrlV2tll4lloll With that Gentleman, and wrote a letter to him up aio the subjeft, the answer to which led him to rest satisfied, that the whole matter would be communi cated without delay to Lord GIUNTILLE, or the PAYSEASTZa-GENERat. The Report then notices two sums of 110,00..11. paid to BOYD and Co. for services which failed ; the former of which was re paid, and the second was not, but is still in a course of legal proceeding, in etins,luence of the bark ruptcy of ft:sat tvalse. - 1 he Report concludes with suggesting I egulations to prevent similar abuses. THF; BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TIJE6DAY, AIGCST 11. In the House of Common;, last night. Mr. CA/41 : s 4, in ...lesser to i.rquiries of Nlr WHIZ SRL s' A:NJ, 014: nn tLe 1.,r e.t tle prese t.! month, a direct recut.) by the British Go. vernroec.t, !ruin the of V.) cia, intimating t!ie acceptance by Frame of the mediation of that poster, to nego:ate for G•CIL B•itaio ; hut that this cornn.u!:ic.ttin was net accompanied by any re ference to the Treaty lately executed betwecn the. two power., 'nor to ..ny one of its stipulations. To this c - ..in.:rainicat'on, a conehti.T.al 4113W6T WAS sent tt:e British Gover.unen:, but Et...! nature of the en, it did not appear adri....ble to ex plain. To the p.esent moment, Nlinisl-rs were nor in posseiiir.n of any. official commur.icatica from to i:iye a.. I'reaty, and their info:illation nr ,r V:ii thr—Th thee:.tie elianael as that of ;le:, e •ry lei ~e , nai.i its insertim in a Vrstich re .. ;Japer. IVith ro Anierica, representation had either been male by the .ktne rizan Goveinrheot r, it Birti.sh Arnhassadir in Amet;C.l. her t e their (-en in this Country. Chi :zatu..l were first '?prised r 4 'he P:a clornation of Mr..frrr Luse's, through the of an American r.ceeleiper ; and no later than y -steed ey, Mr. CA sissyi-, had nn interview w;th :.Sr. t:ie .\ niere.7.ci Nliri.ster, to sise..it•in wl., t!! -r h.• te:LiVe(l .11 re ii.esithi ation of eunieta..ces c'f ti:e present agitatic is in that C 1 he answer v: es in the r.ega:ive. Upon the sutra r,f ur re! it,ons t h tl.e l'orte, a.rt ;he objea and ,des tination tire es the Right Hon. Sece lpht it hi. dehy to refrain rapt...nation, •.ert stage hf their pre; , resi. l'o what.-ve r le state of war connexion wito Amelia might lewd, hs esculpatcd hitr.self Ms Colleagues from my blame ; as, since their accession to office, the policy adopted by their predecesiors was striftly adhered to, and not a new or varying instruflion had been sent either to our Ambassador to the United States, or to the naval force stationed off the American coast. Two Tonniugen Mails at rived yesterday, with let ters and papers from Altona and llamburgh, to the fith Instant. It was reported, at Copenhagen, on the Ist Instant, that Admiral GA NI RI sit's fleet was seen in the Cattegat. A private letter from Altana, dated the 3I st last, states, that the King of SWEDEN had entered into a negotiation for the evacuation of Stralsund, and had embarked for Malntoe. Hosti lities, however, still continued on the 30th. The Poles appear much disappointed at not finding their kingdom re-established in conformity with the pro mise of BONAPARTE. A Proclamation has been published at Warsaw, as sating them that thikr fate is not yet finally decided. Paris Papers to the 2d instant, trite, that BON APA RTE arrived at St. amid, at 5 o'clock, on the morning of the 27th last, and the next dote received the Addresses of the ("mistimed Authori ties, whirls are in the usual style of fulsome pane gyric, seasoned with some angry observationi upon this country. The Peace with Russia and Prussia is praised, as alfording the means of more effectu ally excluding us from the Continent ; and the Pre sident of the Senate tells his blaster, " that it ii only by an immediate peace that Le:land can be pre served from the caxastrophe which menaces it." The Argos, indeed, goes a little farther, and specu lates upon the co-operation of Russia, " unlas we consent to those sacrific,s which are indispensably necessary for the common prosperity of nations," meaning,no doubt,the recognition of a new Maritime Code. On the I sth and 16th of August there will be a grand fare throughout the whole of the Empire It is now said that J &ROME Bom APART if to be married to the daughter of the King of WIRTE/I. Delta. and not to the Ptineess of SAXONY. By this alliance he will become the son-in-law of the Prin cess Royal of ENGLAND. It is now generally believed, that all the Expe ditions are destineJ for the idand of Zealand. The Fends have elperienced a considerahle rise, in consequence of the stipulated mediation of Russia to Wing About a peace between this country and France, and the avowed inclination of Ministers to Accept the offer. Sunday evening,Their Mai t STIb.S. the Pollan and the Duke of Cuss atm. No, accompanied by the Earl and Countess of R•osso a, the Bishops of OXIOR I) and SA LIS BUR ace. walked upon Windsor Terrace, which was atteuded by a very numer ,, u, and gentl.:l assemblage of company. Th e b an d * of the Royal Horse Guards, with their silver drums, and the limes Own Militia * played during the nay of the Rovai. FA MILT. His Maas:sir did not ride out yesterday. The Pei racessis took their usual Airing on horseback . M A.! BST Y is expeded in town to•morruw, to hold a Court at the Ql:b Lies Palace. Last evening the Duchess of 11%)sit left t Awn, for flatlands. The Doke of Yoax will leave town, this day, for Brighton, to be present at the celt.hratiort of the L:rtn.d.sy of His Royal Highness the Prince of WA His Royal Highness the Duke of C. A aesce lyft Bushey Park. at ten o'clock, on Sunday morning, on a vi.:4 to the Prince of WALES, at Brighton. 'fester(' iy. at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office. The . a, , aye brig is :,po.,inted to convoy the fleet fr. ni Cork to the West Indies. Dosiner!,Ls were sent off yesterday to Buns Ayre... 'limy were merei;. duplicates of tliJse chs pat(.l:ed last week. Do.patches were received Itst night from Ctipen- Itogen. At the date of their departure net , prepara t4)::s had bee:, made for the deleace of that city. A ✓ie.sengcr WAS at'llt OLt. yes't•rd:t!, with prteltei for the Court of St. Petet.burgh. Orders were sent of, on Saturday, to Shiteraegs, fir the tenewal I , f the impress, add the equipnivot of the men of war, with all possiltle expedition. Mr. BA:SET, the Messenger. attired, fait night, from Toartingen, with diiparches for Government. Mr. rims, the Messenger, arrived, yesterday, from ienna, with dispatches lions the Earl of Pcuseott. They will be submitted to a Cabinet Council, this cl.ty, at two o'clock. A Courier, we believe a servant of Mr. Outran, arrived on Sunday at the Foreign Office, with Dis patches trunk Copenhagen, which were immediately forwarded to Mr. Cassino, at his house is May- F.rir ['heir contents have not transpired, but it we may judge hy the bustle which they have pro duce,: at the 011ie , they are important. Orders were i..ued tor summoning a Council yeati.rdah when they were taken into consideration. '11:e Ticket 14,167, drawn 04 Satarday a Prize ••1 In,ot►ol. was sold at Bisset truly Fortunate Of -1., •a, 4, Corithill, and 9, Chuing-Cross, in One Quartir. one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares. ~e 6,i37. as First-drawn, nn Ilintsday last, entitled to 30.0001.; the Ticket 3,411, the second day, a Prize of 1,0001. ; and tie Ticket a,ll t, on th- fo.:rth day, a Prize of 1,0001. were all bold, shared, and regh.tered, at the above Office., whete undrawn Ticket, and Shares are selling in great variety, and wi.ere the fortunate laulders of tire Shares may have their matey un ci-mand.— Thi•ty-one Capital Prizes have been sold at &sues wallop the year. • • . • • 1 • Air . - EARL GOWER'S BIRTH-DAY. • A grand fete was given. on Saturday last, at Trentham-hall, in Staffordshire, the magnificent seat of the Narquiss of Bt,fford, in honour of the arrival at majority of his eldest son. Esrl Grower. A flag hoisted on Kmg'sdown-hill. and the fining of cannon, plaited on that height, at s;x o'clock in the morning, announced the festivities of the jiyful day. . . . . Preparations bad been also made for distriburing to the populace, upon that elevated station, lo bop heads of strong beer, S bullocks, and ISsteep, roast ed whole. The gentlemen of the neighbourhood were in vited to dinner at one o'clock, by an miten,ive cir culation of cards. Between 3 and 400 sat down to dinner. The table was Covered with an elegant pro fusion, the quality and arrangement of which did great credit to the gentlemen who had the manage• went of it. Thr toasts strEete.— •. The Keg."...titietk *ith rapturous aloplatlse, ponied by a dischatie Of 21 guns from th,!l•,:i. " The Qurrn ater‘er amiable Pyinewes.'• " Our fair enuntrYahlenan." a Earl fanner, and many happy return, nt the.diy..--Ac companied with a disahargeol 21 guns frodl the lA. "'Sweets to the Atroiand NaCy nt Ott gatiani." " The Plate," and 4.16 e Rail," and several other toasts followed. A Band of Music played during the whole even ing ; and Mr. Fernyhouith. a geadernan of consi. derAle poetical talents, presentiod an OJe written for the occasion. At four o'clock. the gootielmos Walt to the bill' to see the diuribution of the beer and meat among the populace. The concourse of pe op le was pro. digious, notwithstanding yearn poblio•honse in Newcastle was opened la honour of the day. At six o'clock a Ball commenced at the Howse, in which the sons and daughters of the tenantry joined in the merry dance. At nine o'clock there was a most brilliant display of fireworks, and a balloon was liberated upon the extensive lawn, in front of the house. The dancing continued until twel►e o'closk. when supper was announced, and the table appeared reno vated with every luxury and delicacy that an and nature could produce, where expense bunts no li mit, but those of taste and judgment. l'he supper-party amounted to one hundred and sixty, and the festivities concluded in a manner woe. thy of the occasion, and of the rank and fortune of the noble House of Gower. ...... tiry dm; WC ret111(11 hit WINDS 9R, Aue. 10. His hfaj-sty and the ft , tyal Family honoured the Terrace last evening with their presence. Ills MAJCSTY wore the Wiwii .r un , f.rns. _ Ti.eQ3LEt4—..l white gannet dress, striped with CnM, and a whit- same ..t cloak, trimmed with white lace, and a Nita 01 jewels avow her !wad, with a white tare wen hAnging down. Primaries AIiCAJSTA—A whits ea.:net pectic...a, green sar•inet gewn, csrererl with white e:ah.e, a white ‘eil hung Erwin her head PrinemsF.I.IZARETH—sA Woe sample', sneered with whit e crapei a UVa of pearls, with a blue reo hanging :whin I. Princess NARY--A li'ac tarusst i her hair plain, in flowing trr ism, with a white lace veil. Princesses SOPHIA and AMELIA, short white crape dresses, trimmed with maes round the bottom 1 km dressed with a half plaited liamilcerehist, drawn under Machin, fastened on isms side with diamonds. Too Pince of CUMBERLAND attentLd on Their M.. jeti-s, in the Windsor Una.nu. The Terrace was uncommonly crowded with fashion and the beauties of Windsor and its envi rons. Their MAl23'llllB lea the Terrace about halt past eight. The Band of the Oxford Blurs and the Stafford Militia remained playing favouriie airs, as uwal, until nine o'clhek. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kearste bare arrived here ; KCP4111.2 plays faht. l tr, in Heiry tie few lb, this night ; and Mrs. Wogs Catitariqe, in the Farce of Ca tharine add t'rtruchre. Mrs lirVllll.4 will make her ii,bot to...morrow. The boxes are all tak:n, and crowded boo es are exp-'hd. Her Royal Highness the Princess Cnitatorrit o f WALES will remain I , 4lger at W irthing than WAS a t tirst ezpvtli:d. Het Royal HiAmess appears de' lighted with her situation, and is much attached to the rid? on the Sands Lewes Races will commence on Thutsdat next, on which day, and the two foliowinj, limn sport is expeites. Saturday Genersl CltA 10's family left South -41/aptaa: The Marquis of kinurtu set out s on Sunday morning, for Kams;a t e, on a v i s i t to • . is law. the Marquis Coasiwrit cap, who, with his amiable family, is at present there. The last arrivals at Harrogate ate— The Rt. Haim rtit Earl and Cnuateas of Breadslbane, Right lion. I.red Glannrehy, L•rd Cr.ig, Lady M lisy, Lady P. liar, Lady ! iissetetii Gavin, Wu Gavin, hit Ropers and Lady Lieutenant enintiel Parydell, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Wii liamoor, Mr. C00k5..., Mr Crankauii,;un Mr. Rla‘dts, Mr Hutton, Mills 0 , 111106, Mr. Miekence, Mr. Pride's*, t'.o Misses Courtney, Mr Mrs and Miss Fisher, Mr. Wonanwell, Rev. Mr. Slasttlewisrih, three Misses Sliwileworth, Caplet's Maelsrnsie, Mr Orrn., Res G Wray, Mr. Maeke sae, Captain Palmer, R N, and Mr and Enkine. Yesterday afternonn, at four o'clock, the long de pending tout-race hetwee SL:oley. an untried coun tryman. and Doan, the :Lipton Shepheid, to run 140 yards, for SOgiiinea, a .ide, and on which very considerable b.ns were depending, was decided in Lord's Cricket Ground. before starting the odds were 6 to 4 and 7 to 1 in favour of Dyson, he never having been beaten in London : bi:t .vhen they both appeared on the ground, and began to step, the Countryman was cnnsidercd by far the butter man, being much taller, ar.d better made for running than his nppnnent, and betting became name even. but the knowing-ones continued decide'ily in lawns of the Shepherd. Some little misundesstandiag took place at starting, but the umpires considering it fair, they proceeded ; Shipley took the lead, which he continued with the greatest case the whole distance, and came in upwards of three yards be tote his opponent. A vast concourse of speffators wore present, among whom Wit a nnmber of sport ing gentlerricn, ar,d bats to a very !ewe amount acre depending. smoirtoN. AIIIIIIST fil. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, aceri ll panied by Colonel Lee, aiid another genttern.ii took a ride on hor se b ac k, at eleven o l clock tki, morning, without any s vants. Ills Royal Mg,. new took the road to Wanting. At eleven o'clock, Earl Brokeley inspedel tin South Gloucester Mllit a, on the ss. received orders to be prepared fora grand rcrira next Wed.' sday. The Chaptl Royal was fully attended, as wel; the Church, where an excellent sermon was ed by the R •. Mr. Carr, from the :1.1 i:f Proverbs, 13th and 14. h verses. At one o'cl• ck t' e Stine was very full o r pang, amongst whom were the !Ake of s t tmt,'s, the Estl and Clun•ess Berkeley, Mellish, &c. 'the elegant c?triage s we,e mil nantinn on the different wads. Se, .fihn Li 'e his barouche and tour hAy., w,rh rity ; the East of Barrytho.e a, in his ett; with the Countess, who st.nte a sk)-blue taw Lady and the Him. Miss Fortesru, were it new and elegant flail tge, a:.cl or..ve ou the road. Mr. Johnston, Mr l' most of the mu t iny in Ih.ght.. n , cre nt. t At three o'clock. Fail Ciaven hOil.C.l a t goon board his cutter. when the boat ciarr. a and Wok his Loterhip and a 434.ty of eig'.t.b There were several aq.iat'c .:Lumina, noon. the sea being very invitin g . His Royal Highness the Plince of Wales 'Mr , tained bis usual party at dinner, this even. , ... the Pavilion. Mr. Jobosion gave a grand liar a eekift party.-4t is tepee:ed data all dr: IL 11 Dukes will be bare en-mot rote. Ns I iriL IN 7I: LLId A NCB. roamlourr, no 0. Arrived the Roth* goeskorsg, nitls a watt, from the Downs. His Majesty's ship li Estierk is appointed centcy for Curk.—Wind It B. TOCIAY. ACO. A. Sailed yftterBay morniag, under the cornmeal of Admiral L'rd Gardner. to cruise off eshant i Mips. Gem. Commendeia. Lad Gaidner Ville de Pub 128 )Captain G. dna --.... lirdio:l Hibernia l2O Con.: London .. 98 .—.... I,Vestern Dreadnought 9B •••••-... Lcchmaril Fouereyant. B OS Rem-Admiral Stith 1 Captain Tilompaol Dogoo 74 .—i.iiiii. Scat Caemeine.. iltmerve • • Hired aimed tette,. PLY..MUM AM A. Came in the Co/pep armed ship, from a chin, and has bronght in with her nine French logrrt, two laden with wheat. the other, in hall in, which tie eapiured on the Fieneh coast, in company - -:th His Majesty's :hips 11~4, Co t llfet, and :rrei.ri the fleet consisted of 30 sail; several others wets driven on shore. . ..._ PRICE — OF SlisCi:•), TESTILRIAN .I pet Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Conant .. et 1t .41 .: 4 per Cain 1 .. .111)11 b per Ciam nary in 34 Long Annuities lt I.l{ 1 Oinniunt pas 11 I 11 I India Roads N. bc. Areal. Excitation Rile par. Ili. vein. Eiiitt,l2 Lottery Tickets Cunsols fir 11 4 Si 4 1 T. BISH, Samba Maker, No. 4, Commit' I. end 9. 4.1. 41,0-r.loss. IRISH STOCX9. A... 5. Governrn•nt Diebeneur.s, 9i pe. cent ....Jill G.-vet...tent Debentures 5 pee Cent „... . BIRTHS. On W. 'neadty last, at Maryland-petet, &a t, the Lady Wm. tiun7. , E.q of a daaohtar Yuttand.,y, tars. Ftoeting, of the General Putt Met, of son. At Artho. Netthatuptottati-e. the lit ingtllit, the Led 7 Win. R Ca tetr.ght, k...q. or a 4ac.geter. DE A ra. At sea, on the tith olluty, a too - illnease•aly fire haw Captain D. H. Bra." of dm ship Frances, ef Nays.Lnk,lhei seven days from ths apia. Ha hai pastorales thatr-soz voyages tn Greenock. His eminent ais.it,as as a ammo-, aryl amide msonarharth %keg ramernharal ay a amain acqoa•ntsnees HI( 0 9 WATIER, THIS DAY, AT LuIfDON•BRILX,I ..... Ain. lite, ? I mm sh.• . S ‘I.ES BY AUCTION. ROOKS. tY. SOLD KY AVC'flOtt, By Moore KING sod LOCHLE. At their Great Room, !le, Kinotreet, omilividie. THIS DAY, yid ru-soollsaari at re•Pm AMISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION {le/N, In sedum Languages, Arta, and 'demos ammo; he n ' ara--Dssiiei's Runt S l eets I. p ; Afoul 149 Kisser, 4l vole ; Reek., Oratories Gus, IS vele ; Pope' %Writs. V) wash ; Niebtur Vutage en A' Aga, 4 to 0.; Anbt Young's Werke; Moruni's Works, 7 vole; bgesainger, Udford, 4 'At Shakspeare, by Chalmers, II ode; togethet troth the remaining °vise of Alphonse end IlDeeesta, by Slt I. Talbot Dillon. Nay be Tio- and Catitogire hod. FBI; NFEER.PLACE, KENAI •• F. 41,:. LAN L" FORTARLE BRICK D EL' INU-HU1:ta...191 WIT FRUNT AND BACK U.IRDI N. By Mr BUNTON, At Girtawies OA WEDNESD A Y, AUgutt at u'abk.k A Deurable LEASEHOLD tinck-bush DWLL LINt;_HOUSE plasantly ..trate. No. 6, libinseses plac, Kenntrigt .n-lane; contorting 3 good he.‘rootor, eta pr , ,:rortionsictrawintoott.n, orth nrinhle c tirn-let-psece. en"' Nitrate dottng-room, pad., or, kit Len. w.rs .11 we, on.' 0 , •• den ; held on lease for .O t ear., ate to tterate root • 1.• veined, cal ovticulars had so the pr •nsi.es at Ga.M. and ni Mr. Bunn% 6E, Conthrli NEAT lIOUSE. WILDERNESS•Iit.. CHARTER-HOUSE. GARDLI4S. IV Mr. BURTON, Oa WEDNESDAY, tha 1914 Instasil, at 1% at Caffeine., ADesirable LEASH of a neat co venient DWELLIsn-auusE, in good repass, i,ites.a , § !! situated, corner of Craw-street, Wilderness-row, Genve , i• sr met ; containing file chausben, dftwingeroons, dining-sueon, parl.ur, two kitchens, two nuked cellars, awl tarp yard yard. A Least bo granted foe thirty years, at Mitin-le.at next, at the pound -rent ei si. la. per anus*. Lesteaula •11:63 a l l be given. T. be viewed tin the tale, and Pattieidara had on Ow ter rinses; at Genaese.; and of Mr Barton, ft, Cyr •hill. IGNDo7l3—erintad by U UAVWSUN. no. 17. c. ..... Buw-street, CoNent.gaulca, *al published at the 4Pfue, Nn 11, Mut of S. Coolant's Chur4.l4 Stroud, ih W rucK, of No. 7, hew Battastodfeass 1- 04 11. 44 "••.7, U-dars, fur dm Pepe, tint to the 9tysee, Van • will he do:y stiended b. • .1., 4• • • I tn. 7. , :r 11 12.* *1 a cr od Sr I Ich •:th ~I • • • • I ng of a Ist a 'Lea 1 1 Ur% 1 M of PR" 11111. • by I Sit Int L• SOP. MtU DT' y'. , Ivry lent • hr n.. 4 4. .1.011 Pie- or?, • /10 .11! ' - V .