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1 ins !nigide, Which, supported by two tegiments of dragoons. attacked the enemy with the bAyollet, and repulsed him with Treat slau4hter ; on which the enemy retreated in great disorder, and left eight pieces of cannon spiked. General Zapolsky, wit() was p.tsted behind the centre, with one of the c:ilumns of reservi:. being ordered by Gen. Doccor off to deploy, received the enemy with so well supported a fire of small arms, that it forced him to retreat ; and, without giving him time to rails, advanced on him with the bayonet, took an Eagle, and made I .to prisoners. At the same time some squad:ons of French ca valry, supported by infantry, advanced against the left of our centre, and endeavoured to penetrate it through an interval of our first line, but were re ceived by the Cossacks, and some cavalry, with so mush success, that only IS men returned, the rest being all cut to pieces. Tne enemy'. infantry, which supported those squadrons, was repulsed by the regiment of grenadiers of Moscow, under the command of Prince Charles of Mecklenburgh- Schwei in, and the Schtusselberg regiment of infan try, which had been detached by Gen. Essen. They retreated towards the column of the enemy which had been repulsed by Gen. Zapolsky, and joined them At the same moment, these columns, which had been joined by two other columns of the enemy, began to renew the attack, but were repulsed by Generals Surnoff and Zapolsky. with two regiments of cavalry, which were posted behind our front, and which attacked them with the greatest impetousity. Count O'lteurke, with three squsdrons of the regi ment of Pawlcgrad hussars, took the retiring co lumns in flank, and pursued them till they got under their cannon. The St. Petersburgh dra goons and the Wladeruin regiment of infantry, on occasion, took two Eagles; and the enemy, in his retreat, left behind him 20 pieces of cannon. The attack direSed against our tight wing was eih.tructed hy General Sacken and the Rankers. Gen. Bagavoust, svhn had occupied SexpAllen, with a deteehmert of the advanced guard, was attacked At break of clay, and merely defended hinielt by his fl mkers. Buz as the attacking column threatened to turn the village, General Kochowsky hastened to his assistance. with his regiment of Uthuniass Uh lans, and the regiments of the cuir is acts of Little Russia ; they drove the enemy hick, who retreated in the utmost confusion towards a forest The same regiment then attacked, with the same decisive suc cess, other columns of French infantry, which, sup ported by cavalry, made a movement towards our centre, threw .hem Into the utmost confusion, killed Bud, and took 67 prisoners, among whom are four officers. General Pathless attacked, with the bri gade of cavalry of General Knrff, several French columns, which were marching agaihst General Sicken'. division, and took one standard. The re giment of hussars of Isum, and the regiment of dragoons of Courlaud, attacked the enemy with ;peat success. The enemy finding themselves re pMsed on all sides, retreated with considerable loss ; they unveil their force, and formed in strong co luams, which moved towards out left wing, with a view of turning it. General Bagavoust being too weak to resist a force so very superior. found himself necessitated to abandon and set fire to the vidage of SexpAllen, which he had hitherto occapi ad, is order to take up another position ; his ca valry posted in trout. attacked the enemy several times, but were ooliged to fall back behind our left wing. In the mean time the enemy continued to re ceive considerable reinforcements, pursuing his plan of turning our left. Gen. Kamensky. who had sent some reintot cements to General Bagavoust,detached also the regiments of Uglite sad Kostroma to rein force his left wing. and ordered th • village of Klein- Sangarten to be occupied by the regiment of Resan. Count Ostermaen find ing himself opposed by a very superior force, deemed it necessary to reserve his left wing, which w:.s soon joined by Gen. Raga roost, against whom the above strung French co limns advanced, preceded by a numerous artillery and Hankers, and had already reached our dank. Al though Count Osterman!) received the enemy with a very brisk fire of must' retry, and made several attacks with the bayonet, he was. notwithstanding all his efforts, compelled to draw back. 'lhe enemy had alrriJy turned our left wing, and forced the ifivi-ions of Sacken and OstermAnn to a retro grade movement, by concentrating all his attacks against tins point. I now ordered my horse-artil lery to advance. General Kutoysoff and Colonel Jermoloff greeted their batteries on a height, and kept up so brisk a tire on the enemy, that they halted a few moments, abandoned the farm of AnklAppen, whin they had occupied, in great haste. and fled in the utmost confusion. At the same time, Gene ral Tschaplitz, who commanded a detachment of horse, attacked the enemy in the village of Kut schilten, drove them out of it, and almost entirely destroyed the enemy's cavalry. During these transaetions, Lieutenant-General L'Estoey arrived on the field of battle with the Russian corps under his comm ind, and two Russian Regiments of foot, and hastened to reinforce our wing. As soon as be had formed a junetion with the division of Ge neral Kamen:Ay and the detachment of General Tschaplitz, he marched towards the enemy, whom be cannonaded with a well-dirt-led tire Iron) his battery. kle then made a rapid movement against the left wing of the enemy. with a view or turn ng ir, and pursued them until the tall of n:ght, which forced him to relinquish a further pursuit. Ihe arrival of Lieutenant-General L'Estocti. and the attivity with Which he performed all his movements, contributed much to secure to us the fortune of the day. White the batter;es of our kft wing were then keeping up a brisk cannonade against the ene my, and Lieutenant General L'Estocq began to pursue them, the enemy, although they were in possession of the 'alone of Schwditten, did not dare to attack our right wing. merely composed of the division of General Toutschkow, on account of its being covered by the fire of a strong Prussian bat tery, which General Fock had established on a bright. At the fall of night, I ordered the enemy to be driven from the village of Schveditten, where they sustained a considerable loss. The Cos sacks behaved with distingnished gallantry during the whole aetion, and took 470 prisoners. This delineative battle, which commenced on the th, ar three o'clock in the afternoon, ended the ful -1 twin,: day at midnight. The lose of the enemy cants , :‘, by their own confession, in 30,00 ..•• • • s and 12,000 wounded, 2,00 J Frenamets have bee I made prisoners, and 12 Eazles taken ; our loss amounts to 12,000 killed. and 7,0( U ) woundei ; i rreach Generals were killed or wounded ; 9 of nor Generals are weiimdea, bar most of th.rn so ili~htly, that tbey have alreaey rejoined the army. Permit Me to beltr testimony to the signal va lour displayed by your Maje.ty's troops, and to assure you, that your army, while it has thus :se ! quired immortal glory. has I naaso given another me : morable proof of wh.it :ion may achieve, which fig!ns in defence of its native country, and is ready to sacrifice blood and life for the attainm-nt of the noble pi-pose of an adored Monarch. In vain did Bonaparte lavish, with the utmost profti,e ness, all his vast re7ources, in vain did he sacrifice s r great a part of his army ; the gallantry and per severing valour of the Russians withstood all his ef i and wrested from him a vilory, long and se verely contested. Having remained master of the field of battle, I remained there the night, and weigh-d the mea sures which .1 should have farther to pursue ; and I have reason to congratulate myself on the deter mination I took to march to Koningsherg. 1 was there able to supply my army with every thing it stood in need of; after a long and glorious exertion, it found there idle( and repose; while the French army, weakened and dispirited, continued tinder arms. I hoped, by this retrograde movement, to induce the French army to follow me ; but twelve regiments of horse only made this attempt, under the command of Marshal Murat, and were almost entirely destroyed, near Mar,sfeld. Alter Olio flesh loss, the enemy began to retreat. (Signed) BENNIGSEN. NAVAL INTELIIGLNCE. •ORTSMOPTH. AP34 t. 20 Arrived His Majesty's ship Linna, from the Note; and several outward bound vessels from the Downs.—Wind E. TALMOUTH, APRIL IR. Arrived the Superieure schooner, from Portsm rot h to colleß the vessels lying here bound to tae Wbst Indies. Sailed the Prinrets Ahru, Captain Pocock, *kb Mails for Halifax and New York.—Wind N.S. ' DEAL, APRIL 20. Arrived this mnrning the Masguito ;loop of war, and immediately saded again on a cruise. Sailed the Leda frigate for Sheerness. Arrived and sailed for the R:ver, the TCKSII, Waters, from Clic; The Sesurx, HAttly, from London for Surinam, is captured aod-carried into Martinique. The Prelim*, —, from London, and the Aerie ' , ?discern, from Lontion for Bethke, have put into listbadoes with dam FROM LI.oYD'S LIST. ASSIVIM At Portsmouth —The S rho., Meer.. from Jamaica ; the Three &nt'•ers, Patrick; the Thalia, Cartes; the Sedulous, Ingraham; the Alfred, Robson; the Margaset, Bruce; and the Industry, Lathens, Irons 0 sotto; the Rem. Gammas ; and the Neptune, from Ls.bon. At Cowes—The Ann, from New York ; the olns, rlireadwell ; the Krung States, Bramien; sod the Paragon, Myri. k, from Charleston. At Kridul—The Autu.nn, —, from atomic. At Liverpoul—Th.. Copernicus, from Dentine ; the Sarah, Gal, from New York ; the Georee, Pierce, from Savannah ; the Nancy and Mary, pay, from New (Means; and the Clif ton, Lewis, from Jana Ka. At GibralMr-ulte Jane, Grattan, from the Clyde; Richard, Storks, Not Belfast; and the Alexander, Leuresurier, from Falmouth. At Lootlnnierry—the Joteph •nd Phoebe, lee , be. from Baltimore; and the Intuit Horner. from New lark. At Lirneric.k.—tho Indian Princess, Hallway, from N-11 , York. Stewart, from 1 1 10thiell ; the Caierlonia, Stewart, from Savannah ; and the Elizabeth, 'MIMI, from St. Thomas's. At Lamaster—eTM Abraham, Treasure, from ditto. Off Cape Clrar—.The Neptune; —, from ditto. At Dublin—Mte Volenge, Drlent, from New York; the Brothers, Dooe!lv ; and the Dispatch, (rum °putt , . At Falmouth—The Dart. Ls:veys; and the Ann, Bibbin , , horn Oporto. In the Clyde—the Jennie, Tetley, from Demerara. At Belton—The F.1.z0, Jam:neon, from ditto. lit the Cirde—The Ar;.,..lne, Joh mon , frorß Demerara ; the At Kircudlaritat..The Samuel, Braddick, from Jamaica. F CONVOY. Notice k hereby Liven, that a Convoy will be provided to ell from Leith kook f o r T.mningen„ 'lt the 26th inn And th.it, in order to prevent in future application • for alterations iia the sailing of solivnva, the time which .hall be advertised in 1112 public papers will 6 punctually adhered to. Council Chamher, EditAurgh, April 17, lair f FROM LAST .Nl6ll7'S GAZETTX PARTSF.RsIIIps DISSOLVED. Edward Morgan and Joseph Deis, of Cardiff, in the enunty of Glamorgan. Newport, in the vaiinty of Monmouth, timber and deal one:chants March 11.1807 Margaret Ligell, Wilfiat WI lia;s: Edward liwgrq, and Henry Engel!, of Wellelooreneare, in the county et Middle- SOX reagar•refiners. October 29,1806. John Stuart, of Ga iteburgh, in the corre of f.trreo. In. and Sarnabal William:on, of the urea place, bu,:cl , rs awl raft mer chants. April 6, 1207. ....... ,-- - - William f ork and Samuel Hutt. of Hinckley, in the county of Leirestar, hosiers. April 15, 1807. Charles Want Wheeler, both of Ra.ibirr, in the county of Oxford, Coal merchants. January 06,1807. J'Ar •h nutler, lately doceased, and William H••mmmy, hot', of Astersod, in the parish of Feckenhaer, in the county a Worcester, nemEe.makera. March 15, 1807. Jonathan Prel, William Williams, George Peel, and Francis awn of Manchester, miller-makers. April 16, 1807. fks-wge Cawood, Williatu Lowe, and Thomas whirten, of Amber-Mill, in the parish of Ashover, in thiamin, of Derby, flax-spinners. March 75, 11157. Jame. Winter Butterworth, William I.idille, John Roger., and John Beswick, of Leeds, in the county of York, ketsey mere printers. April 11, leo?. Henry Wrighton, WAliun Wrighton,aad John Wrighton, of Bidfird Grange Mill, in the county of Warrick, patio nia nufadurers. April 15, 1807. John R Minium and 111001 Relsinson, at Lssds,in Mc MU !Ay of York, hosiers. March 30, 1807. Oland Neilson and A. Wilson, of Renfrew, scap and ...nil!, manalacturers. Whatsueday last. RANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Gouge Patkiinon. of ;liaeity of f.;;;...l;amfihtt.tottan. minim -manufacturer, deter and cltptuati, from Aprtl 21 to May 19, at tau, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Clark, of I.oug-lane, fter.nolittiey, In the cotioy Storey, hide salotroan, to surrender April 23, 31, and J uric 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornr,s, Mew.. Mor gan and Lamb, e Sheer - inn:leas, Lonitsir , l-street. Thomas Bile, of the I'u.•h of Mui,::l.ster, sn the eounty of Lancaste:, atton•maoulacturer, dealer and ..ba innan, to 'until der May 7,1, and June 2, at at the Ritilgevr:te..Artas, i n - siancheder. A tinriii•sa, Mr. Nihon, iu Manchester, alurraarJ; arid Mr. Filge, Inner-Temple, Loodon. John Peers, of Lorerpo..L, to the county of Lancaster, sad dler, dialer and chapman, to ,omen ler May I!!, IS, .and June 2, at eleven..d the (Pone Thew, John sto-et, Liverpool, in 'has't county. Attorney, M.. Davies, Fenerick-stieut, Li vcr:mol Matthew Faster. of Sella-elnee, in ..he county of Nurthum 4iralet and chairman, ei surrender May 5, 1 1, arid .1 one 2, at eleven, at the house of - .1r.. Atkin son, the Sliakesemre Tavern, iM the town and counts di the town of Newcastle-epoli-Tyne. Attorney., M. Atkinson, Cliancery lane, London; and Mr. Joseph Bainbridge, New castle tiimn-Tyne. Tostrain Squire and Tristram Squire the Younger, late of Stoke Darnarell, in the county of Devon. tinplate-worker., to surrender May 9, 11, and June '2, at eleven, at the A lug's- Arms Inn and Tavern, in Plymouth, in the county of Lievon. Attorney, Mr. Cleather, tit Plymouth. Nathan Dearman, late ot Nadir 04ks, in the parish of Dar fi:•ld, and county of York', linewmantilicturer, to tinrrender Mn, IC, at six, May 1., and June 2, at ten, at the White limit-Inn, in tVakenehl, in the said cuontyW York. Atter 'berg, Mr. Henson, join. Doncaster; and Meson. gasser and Son, Riartlett's Buildings, Unborn. Richard Surge the yoringer, of Edford, in the county of Somerset, stocking-maka, dealer and chapman, to surrender Mar 7. S. and Juwe 2, at ten, at the Gauntlet% Inn, in Kilnsers. flan, "it the said county of Somerset. Attorneys. Mr. Charles Baehr, Fronse; and Messrs. litleaiidale„Alexatirler, and !Moue, New Inn, London. Richard Mason, of Rerrnonthey.street, in the borough of Southwark, dyer, dealer arid chaounin, to surrender April 2.5, May 9, an ! June 2, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornty,, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, 1.03141011. Peter Rlatchford, of the parish of Litton, in the county of Devon, miller, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 7, at eleven. tO, and June 2, at ten, at the White Dart Inn, 141 Launceston, in the comity of Cornwall. Attorneys, Mr. Sa muel AnSf!ce. Ring% Renehw.alks, Temple, ; and Mr. Pearse, in Launceston. William Rurnand, n, Ohl Bond-street, in the county of hioldlesex, each-maker, dealer and chapman, to stirrend-r April :5, at eleven, hlay Cr, at one, and June 2, at elevi•n, at London. Attorney, Mr. Richardson, Bury.street, nivi DEN ns. Mar S. Thomas Sutton, ~f Ringtnnre, in the enuntu of 1.) , v0n, allay-builder, dealer and cha i nuars, at eleven, at the Glehe Inn, in the city of Exeter.. Nf.ky 15. Richard Westwood, of the city of tot, maltster, dra:er antichapman. at twelve, at the White Ltd. I'M, in Ilrood•stretet„ in the city of }lnstal. May 13. Richard Bury, of Manchester, in the r.•u•rw of I.ancooter, devalue, dra!e; and Cildrlll4ll, at three, at the Rural U. Inn, to Maneln-v,r. Ma) 14. William WU.,n, Lite of Iluntrin, in the pas f Patrick aretiaptuo, in the c.ut,ty of York, grocer awl linewaltaper. at @lamina, at the house of Robert 'ten want, the King's Heat( lon. in Ley bit, n, to the said county of York. May 19. Jonathan Sim% of Trowbridge, in the count• of Wilts, clothier, dealer and ehapinati, at twelve, at the 'Vince Woolpacks lon, in Trowortdge. May *6. James Clarke, of Salisbury, in the counre of Wilty ►aberdisher, dealer and chainnaii, at ten, at Guild• hail London. Mat 16. William Charles Tama, of IPshoptgAte s r re( t Within, in the city of London, linemdra i •er, at ter at anildhati, London. May 16 Andrew Hetherington and John Mack:e, of Mul lane, in the parish of St. Giles in the Fields, in the county of M.dJlme', perfumers, at tea, at Guildll.ll, London May 7. Georg,: Willie and John JalTray, of Finatirt-plant, in the comity of Middlesex, merchant•, dealers .riart chap men, at ims at Guildhall London. _ _ Mar 96. James COW hiern:of Preston, in the county of Lan caster, calieci-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White Wise Inn, in Preston. May O. Ffemy Felber, late of tiawkhimt, in the county of Kent, Miler, hop-men:l.am, dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at the Woo!pack Inn, In the town of Tenterden, in the county of Kent. M. 25. John Acer , t. of Witterthant, in the county of Kent, corn-merchao., dealt, and cha;•rnan, at eleven, st this Woolpeck Inn, Intik, town of Tentenien, 11l the county of Kent. CERTIr:cATEs—Mar 12. _ _ John Pereeval, of New Loiiih..l.‘treet, in the city of London, merchant, dealer and chapinan. John Brown, of Liverpool, in thecounty of Lancaster, diaper, sle.ler and ch.iptnan. Wi lii.n 1.. l e, of Lrverpool, in the county of Lancaster, stone-mason and builder. John Lee, of the city of York, woollen-draper, dealer end elsapcnou . . . . . - - William Hambige, of Stroud, in the county of Gloticest,r, clothier, cloth-factor dealer and chaliman. Gone Pr.tehard, late of St. Paul's Cliurch-yud, London, chi. ntman, dealer and chaprrian. Rt.'sea Ifeidop, of Chuswell•street, near Finthiny snirne, in the county of Middlesex, painter and glazier, dealer al! Chapman Georg.; Hawke*, now or late of Longfleet, in the parish of Great Canferd, in rh.• county of Genet. tanner. Samuel Fletcher, of Great It usell-street, Bloomsbury, Ott oman, dealer and Chapman. Wnham Young, of Mar.cilever, in the county of Lancaster, victualler, dealer and chapritan _ _ • TlVrntae Prescott Ki..g, late of %Vest Cwores, in the kle of Wight, in the enmity of Snutlianipt.m, linen-draper, dealer and chairman. I NSOLV EN T. PRISONER in Ms M;je;ti ; ;U:si ;f NI7WCATE, in the cou;lty - of hCddlesex. r RtT NOTtClt. Jame. Guy, formerly of Ni. S. (brown err e', LeO-r.ter.squate„ Lot Lee of No 45, Gooch tesoftt, pari4h of S. Pancras. both in the county of Middy acm, grocer and Omani...ogee. MEETING OF CREDITORS, AC GUILDHALL, TO MOONOW. M. H. ll;chard &steer and Josiah trtsvor, Cateaton-street, London. factors 1 12 TRICE op froars TESTIERDAY. lank Stock • vet Cent. Medea .4 441/ 5 pet Cent. C.nneols all 5 Si 4 per Cent eol 5 per CentNa,, ve Na Long Anstritks Ominum India Ban& 34.4v.par. Eitelietiiier Sir 4. per Se. le. die. Engli.li Lottery Tickfits Convlls f.wr 6JIII Invlt °mules 4/ T. 111S11, Stuck-hroker, W.. 4, Cntnhtill„ and 9, Channuerees. COURSE Or EXCHANGE, Atm 21. Amsterdam .... 36 8 It I!. (den , . 4, Lie. Pie. Ditty at bight .. SG— ‘ onize n. C 59 Do. het. Rotterdam c. f.. 11 9 1 U. I.tatton G44 Hamburglt 34 10 11111. Oporto 641 Album 5411 HIT. Dukl , 6 lO4 Paul. l4ll Lie Cork 12 Dm. 2 (Jr.l4 14 I evasion. 1. I. 111 It .intea..: ..... 24 14 Portugal Gold In Corn Cadre 381 effect. and Kars per so. 4. Dan. — Net Doubloons... t loath! 3S2 effect. New Dollen .... S6l Ditto — 8 I.e. in Kars .... S S Kilbna Leghorn 491 Agro • n the Hank of lie:let.d, Naples CIJAL-MANK ET. Atilt 20. Ships at Market. Sell. Price. 35 „Newcastle 2l •4. Od. a :As ed 6 „Sunderland .... V 44. Od. a 441 3d 1 .. St ..n e Coal I. . ♦U lid a—a Od 1 „Ciiidera PlItTll4. • On gond.* lau, at 11211tIU:11., oil Heat, Mrs. Thalia, 1, of a ann. On SAWA*. the 11th instant, al Ho%re., in sea lady MT. S. Gooch, 1.:•41 of a sea. In Synointe.place, Uuulin, tlal Lair of Mathis, E.q.. of a 5( At Ayr, in Scotland, on the 13th inst. the Hon hi •.11.41 of a ion At Anannill, in c.ol!and, on Friday, him Witt, the I„,o, Colony Cimmi.gliani, of fhninton, .4 a decrier. MARRIAGE. Thniraa Eloni;ny, nf l..ey'otoon to yya Dillon, oecoml late Th...i4.14.1 Dillon, Esq. of Mono!. Di:lam, comity a R i common. DEATHS. Thurrlav nigh, in Kiri! nrnt, Nora ir in trio 60th •ear ut hi Age, Jame• florir-rn, was elected an Airlerrna,. g M rnemft Ward, ur3 is. I . 310 *treed the office of Shetiff in 1768, MI tkielor Millie 1794. tte l 7. at nowl"i•lte - fiehl., near Derby. trliebelts Nathell of that place, and of B plod, In the county of Kam. 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NEXT, the 24th April, at 12 o'Clock, LEASE of th e pleasant and healthy Premises, command view+ of Hendon. flaiiiieteid, S.antaire, &c. Consisting of Dwelling -house, Coatis h.u. • and &Ales, with vinous Oil:Alonso., ca r nal Kitchen a ri Fruit Garden; Fish Pond, and Neven acres of Meador L n all inclosed within a ring fermis ; the distance only seven ip ri • from tour:, with coaches pepsin's every hour is the day, risk r it a t drsirab!e midence; held for an unexpired term seven years, from I.ady Day, 1807, at a very low rent. At the same time will be SOLI), the excellent ai.d aoproprii!v Household Furniture. Catalogues and particulars hail on the Premise.; and at Ye. 194, Piceadilly• Ky Ma:%114. KING and LOCHEE, ,At their Great Roots, 88, King-street, Covent-gardea, THIS DAY, at Tartly*, FrHE remaining STOCK in TRADE of Mrs. A WHITE, late of Tavistock-street, Corea-garden, re tiring hem 11Sinine- , 1 ; consi.ting of engraved copper-Veto, with all the impreanoira ; some original and Ingtily-interr.t.oz drawings, by the late Mr. Hamilton ; a number of loose and other. framed and glazed ; a variety of fancy arname. t , ramps for gold borders and Rowers, moulds for ,als.•d fture., coloured papers of every• desciiption, sheet wafers, htigras paper, coloured frost and toll, mahogany boxes and plate.o.:, pasteboard dower-stands and vases, with a large variety taunter articles. May be viewed and enalogues had. PRINTS, BOOKS, UNIRRF.U.AS, &c. By Mr. RICIIA lIDSON, At his House, '. t SI, the roarer of Villieesaireet, In the Strand, THIS DAY, April 22, at Six o'clock, A COLLECTION of PRINTS, includiag Portraits, several private Plates and Proofs, If istencal Prints, ROOKS, Twenty-four N-w UM RR ELLIS, &e &:. To be viewed the Day of Sale, and Catalogue.. had of Mt. Riehardson, St, Sinai. DESIRABLE PREMISES -BISIIOPSGATZ By Mr. BURTON, THIS DAY, at Tuelve, at Garrawart, THE desirable LEASE of a gnod DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, advantagoriusly situated ins great thoroughfare, being No. 135, flishopsgate.street Withont. Tk" prenii‘cs are in good reoair, and contain four sleeving roi.m , , I dining.room, and cotiverpeot kitchen, 4 spacious large front shop, and good caltaring ; he:it opt Lease for a I Eight Years from Lady-day last, at the low rent of pot a - num. To bst viewed, and particulars had on the prensises; at GA •••• way's; and of %Ir. Borton.Conthril. LEASEHOLDS, OXFORD.ROAD AND LAMBETH. BY Mr. BURTON, THIS DAY, at 12, at Garrawavii a in four Lots. by Jirectioe of the of A KENDALL, Req. deceased, DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PRENIISES• situate in Ottford..Bnildings. near F.outh Moulton.stree. Oxford.road, • London road, St. Oeorgt's Ei•lds, and Ku'' street, Lamoeth ; let to good tenants, ..t net mots, & mound , • to upwards of SQL pe, annum, held on long leases, sublime lost ground Mitt. To be viewed till the sale, by leave stf the tenants, and d sernitive pllfikltllll , l h..' on the prenilics ; of Mr. Ketosis, Solicitor, IV% Bishm.sgate-streat ; at Caraway's i and of N Burton, Cornliill. - - -- LONDON sewPrisollnd by G. DAVIDSON. No. 17, Duke C.ert i llnw.strwat, Covent-Gasdews, and published at ti Other, N. 13, Beck of St. Clement% Church, stru..l, W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Bello r•stree.. Lorg A' dc. for this Paper, sent is tb: 044.. (*ewe ur:l be daly attended to. - .••••INP: ryIHIS j mit II Neon of cow , Lnid Doi Adm i ss__ To Oil Ir O. p i edyknill k is oi Mr. . 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