The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-21 00:00:00

- - FRox THE LONDON GAZETTE, M. Admiralty-office, Ma* 19. Copy of a Letter from Captai n L a p eno ti ere , o f hi s. Majes ty's sloop Orestes, - addres.-ed to Admiral Yonne, at Ply mouth, and transmitted by the latter to Joan Wilson Cro mer, tssq. His Majesty'siloop Orestes, at Sea, May 9. Stet—l have the satisfaction to inform you, that I this morning fell in with (the Lizard bearing N. E. by E. eight leagues) and captured, after a chace of seven hours, the French schooner privateer La Dorado, mountjut ten carriage guns, commanded by Emmanuel fees Le Roux, with a complement . - of forty-three men.' During the chace, his Ma jesty's sloop Favourite joined to leeward, and as we were chasing before the wind, the situation she came in rendered it totally impossibic for her to Vcapc ; but it was not until:hey main and foretop.' masts were shot away (which Lam much indebted to the Favourite for) that she brought to ; she is perfectly new, the first cruise out, and sailed from the Isle (le Bas the evening before, and has .not made any captures. I have the honoisr to be, I. R. LAPENOTIERE Whitehall, iihty 19. The /hog has been. pleased to appoint L. Ferrier, Esq. to be a Commissioner of the Cos. toms in. Scufland, in the room of S. Mope, Esq. resigned. Whitehall, May 19. The King has been pleased to present the Re. vereml Joveph Coltman, MUMS' of Arts, to the Vicarage of Kirkby, Aloorsitle, in the county and diocese of York, void by the death of the last incumbent. The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. John Campbell to the Church and Parish of North Knapdate, the Presbytery of !itverary and Shire of Argyll, void by. the death of Mr. Archi. bald Campbell. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War•Ojice, May 19, 1810. Ist Regiment of Life Guards, Sub-Ciotti-omit Joseph Kelly to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice T kyos, promoted t;ornet Charles Theophilus Hall, from the 13th Lied I)rit goons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Webber, who retire% Sd Regiment of Dragoons, Edmund Cresswell, Cent. to be 1 Cornet, hy purchase. 4th Ditto, James Win-tenley, Cent. to he Cornet, ho per. chose. vice Langton, promoted ; flovital- Mate Gavin If il sort to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Ju n es, promoted on the Slaty. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Gogh Prier, from the 67th Foot, t 9 be Lieutenant, vice Gartside, who exchanges. • 15tb Ditto, Cornet A. J. Cluete to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Stirling. promoted in the 27th Font. Ist Regiment of Foot, flospital-Mate Atkinson Wilson to be Aseitant•lbergeoti,_ vice Morrison. who resigns. • ititto•HooPital Hole Locus Palsford to be Assistant Sur. Poo. vice Mootte,pruinoted. I.olh Ditto, Ensign James Taylor, front the Bth West India Rer,: l l it or ol , to be Sae*. vice Taylor, who exchanges. .1 ,nthth Lie u tenant John Carroll to he Captain of a Co y, v ice Hill, deposed ; Ensign I. R. Grahant to he ' ties Carroll ; Robert Mitchell, Gent. to be • Cirukuns. SU Major W. A. Johnson to he Lieutenant-Colonel, b pa ,hiet•Hopkine, who retires ; Captain H. iti- 1 eflifdsea;.le be Major, by perebose, vice Johnson ; Lieute- Mat Isheard Whiny to by Captaiu of a:Company , by pur- 1 . rbese.:ollb Richardson; Emma Janet: Robinson to be %Lir, ho' purchase, vice Whitty. Liegtroant Edward Gregory, from the 95th Pont, 10 be Lieutenant. vice Allis, who exchanges ; Ensign tillim.l ti rs , test !is b_el . Lieutenant, vice_ French, de ceased. I.l e l iii. w be ttT ie kunias Austin, from the Wes Middl esex 9//1 1 4 Mato, Hospital-Mate Arthur Heroine!' to be Assistant vice Burgh, deceased. • % 49d o, Liestestant Neil hiaefilashaa to he Captain of a Company, hy'pdrchase, vice Ogilvie, who retires; Ensign Alexander Dielthema, from the Bth Garrison !Battalion, to he Ensign, vice Meggett, placed oat bolt pay of the Bth Gar rision Battalion. 47th Ditto, Ensign Andrew Lindsay, from the Dumfrieshire Xilitin, to be'! nsigo. uth Ditto, limpital Mate David Wright to be Assistant- Sulgems, vice Maxwell, deceased. 60th Ditto.-.---- de Schanz, Gent. to he Ensign, without I i purchase, vice Hisatbold, who resigns ; James Briscoe Gall; Atm. to tie Ensign, vice !Montgomery, who resign:. Oh Ditto, Lieutenant Thonmw Carbide, from the llth Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice Price, who exchanges; • Emilio Alexauder Clark ot he Lieutenant, without pur- I chase; Robert Wily, Gent. 10 he Ensign, vice Clark. 7lst Ditto, Lieutenant A.. 1. APltityre to he Captain of a I Company without purchase, vice lalc u nar, promoted in ! the hid lisot. . • , 96th Ditto, Major John VVardlaw, from the 61th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, by treltase, vice Slotwe, who retires; Ensign Charles Sack to Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lambe, who retires. 78th Ditto, Emigit and Adjutant John Cooper to have the rink of Lieutenant. 84th Ditto Ettstgn John S_pottswood to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Lewis Fraser, who resigns. 89th Ditto, Captain George West Barnes, from half pay of Skerrett's Regiment, to - be Captain of a Company, vice Maisie. whip e t changes. 94th Ditto, Ensign 1) Ivid Campbell to be Lieutenant, by port-Is:lse, vice Kingdom, promoted. 9:nli I)itto, Lieutenant William Allis, from the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gregory. whir eseitances. Royal Stall' Corps, Quarter Master Serjeant Daniel Heady t i , he (barter Master, vice Geary, appointed to the 3d Ger i ison Battalion. eth West India Regiment, Ensign James Taylor, from the likh Foot, to he Ensign, vice Taylor, who exchanges. Ist Ceylon Regiment, 24 Lieutenant Edward Truett to be Ist Lieutenant, withont purchase. Roll's Regiment, Ensign- de Ifertenstein to be Lieu tenant, vice During, who resigns; Enetion -- de Alay to be Lieutenaut ; Otto Henry Salinger,ent. to be Ensign, • vice -de Hertenstein ; Charle s Frederick Gnomon, (lent. to be Ensign, vice- de May. Dilloo:s Regimeht, Captain J. li. flirts, from half pay of the Chaiseum Brims:Moues, to be Captain of a Comp:my, vice 'De MarilllM, who exchanges. . . fit Garrison Battalion, Ensign John Eitahmer, from the 7th .Garrison Gaitalioa, to be hosign. vice Ireland, placed an half pay of-zhe itb Ciarrisors &indium, : Rd Ditto, Lledtenunt John Wade West, from the - 4th Garri son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vim Hastings, who ez changes. . 4th Ditto, Lieplenant Charlet Ilastings, from (be %Garrison, to lie Lic4itentest, vice West. who eaclsmiges. 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. Emig* Robert Wilma to hg Lieutenmo, vice Irwin, deemed s Quarter Mete* Jeep Bootle, from the 59tb Foot, to he Ensign, vice Wait& e• ~ STAFF. Captain Peter Thomas Ryes, from OS lion, to be pennaneut Ambling *An . P . • neral's Department (with time Eu* el ), vide promoted. . , HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital Plate fiat Omani StroiCe• ' 0 " . William Faulkner Jobe Crozier, iota H. Sitaiger. Wlllhow , Dent, Cieatlensei. .; • . t, The Roo c......, 4 v. ea .1) rpla ce w . M*r Clarke& 1 • IslirLissitieine t'orl, with tompontryi rank, vice Ottkoatso c, 4 4 7/Od VI the eons:oast of the Sil Light Magee* ; r or' derick Leuder 1* be Mar, with. ru sh, v/00. Jon:pier& ; Lieetertiot Lewb Tbisiow be with Withle tis, temporary reek, vice Leader ; Lietiteoolll Ltitilea„,_ to be Captain, witlsheFitry ritokt•itlet a! , fr" Cdr net Frederick Bares ,to be Liel•enel.seleo ielei' €464 - wet Moritz de eta to 4 LL. Wet Leseben; (tentless:in Code Frederith Winos okshtedt to be Coe- Pet, vice Butow. 2d Light Battalion, Gentleman Cadet Olde Liodban to be Ensign, vice Jentter, whose appointment has been cancelled. Sd Light Dragooes, Colonel Anent* Baron Veltheins, from I* : Al~ia7 --- r -- the 2d Dragons. to be Cole;w1 Coommadmat, with Wipe ray rank, vice Reden. sawollmteets. Ensign Seott, of the 71d foot, is saperieded, never lure* joined his Regiment. . Captain Britton, of che Royal West Lodi& Rangers, is. VW perseded, being &neat without leave. Deputy Commissary General Alexander is dissabied. Eta ATlllt in the Gazette of the stb instant. 1 For Ensign French, front the Royal Cheshire Militia, to be Ensign to the 201* Foot, Readßesign French, from lb, Royal Cheshire Militia, to be Ensign in the 82d Foot. . Comininines signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. To he Deputy Lindeman. Thomas Nichell, Esq. Dated Jane 8, 18(18. James Anderson, Ell. Dated as above. Richard Binge Esq. Dated Dee. 12, 1808. Thomas Haw orth, t:sq. Dated inn. 1809. Samuel Burkis, Esq. Dated as above. , -...ssass•-. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. W. Herbert, jun. Llanidlues, Montgomery draper, front April 14 to May 22, at t e n, a t the S ta r lun, Manche-arr. W. Burt, Tooley-streer, Southwark, oil-merchant, from May 19 to July 7, at ten, at Guildhall. .BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Dyson, Liverpool,.drsnist. . lIANMKUPTS. T. Roake, Bengen, Hertford, fanner, to surrender May 96, as we, 29, at eleven, Jane 90, at one, at Guildhall. At tornies, Mes'rs. Green. and Soo, Ware; and Mr. J. Green, jun. Clifurd's Inn. E. loop, Bath-square, Portsmouth, sail-maker, May 22, June 2, 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Ware, Blackman-street. . • • R. Kirk, Dartford, Kent, victualler, May 29, June 2, 30, at ten, at Guildhall. - Attorney, Mr. Ware, Illackman-street. W. Sherlock, Newport, Isle of Wight, cabinet-maker, May Si, at two, 31, a; eleven, June 90, at two, at the Green Dnsgan,,Newport. 'Attorney, Mr. Griliths, Newport. J. Stark, jam. Kiegstaa-npon-Hull, grocer, May 29, 23,' June 30 at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern Kingston -1 upon-liuH. Anoraks, Meson. Edmunds and /inn, Excite- 1 quer Glare of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Haire,, Par liament -street, 114. - .. J..Fewster, Liverpool, joiner, June 11, 12, 90, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavert, Liverpool. Anoraks, Mr. Blacimock, Loads,.; and Mr. Morrow, Paradise-street, Li verpool. N. Whyte and A. Graham, Birmingham, muslin-dealers, , Jul 11, 12, Si, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Li verpeol. .Attorates, Mr. Bluekstock, London; and Mr. i Marrow. Paradise -street, Liverpool. J. Payne, West-square, Southwark, Array-cootrattor, May 29, at two, June 2, 20, at twelve, at anildhall. Anorak% Messrs. Gregson and Dixon, Angel-court, Throgmectopf street. J A ieholls Gray's Inn, scriveuer M ay 22, 29, Jim, 10.1 at eleven. a. fluildhall. Atteroles, lacers. Tyrruil and Fran cis, Guildhall. J. Rushton, Manchetter. dealer in cotton-twist .ing Weft;. Jam 7,6, 13, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Anne.' Met , . Mr. Edge, St. Ann's Church-yard, Maachestir; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. W. Oakley, Church-street. ITorskydown, Surrey. Wisoi- stapler, May 22, June 2, 30, as ten, at Guildhall. Artotaies,l Messrs. Barrows and Vileness, Ba.inghall-street. T. Linabricki Hawke'sbury, Gloucester, linen-draper, May 21, nt eleven, June 9, 3,1, at melte, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saiias-lane, Bristol. Anomie', Mesas. Price and Wil..' hams, No. 9, Old Buildings, Linculu's Inn; and Mr. Iletibag, 1 Chipping S u dbury, Gloucestershire. W. Reah, Sunderland near the Sea, Durham. leather-tut ter, May 28, 29, June ,30, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, ' Durham. Attornies, Mr. Blaklston, Sy mourn Inn; and Mr. 1 Thom nay Bishopwearinouth. , 1 'I. Tooke anti A. Todd, Strand, and Bright/In,, wine-men .chants, May 26, June 9, 311, at twelve, at Guildhall. Astor ides, Messrs. IYadesuit, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Anstin- than. 1 J. Kenrick, King-street, Sohn, innsepterivener, May 22, 29, Jame 30, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. 'tenon, Darset-street, Salishury-square. ' It. Lemare, Nine Elms, : Surrey, brewer, May 22, Sane 9. 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. A t torney, Mr. Chinos, St. Thomas's-street, Southwark. J. Lynn i •ltichmood, Surrey. earlier, 5 112,par 2, 30, at ten, at Guildhall. ArtionteyAk. • le s list. T. WeUmell, Charek.iane, Whlt - , ' r. May 22, ly ixte June 5, 30, at twelve, a t Guildhall. tortneW Mr. Filling...l ham, Union -street, Whitechapel. uiviur.:Nns. June 9. W. Gilbert, Chawell-street, Atator.--June 9. J. Sisson, Lombard-street, booker.-Inlay 99. T. Bisker, Saville- place, lAiutseth. t our-factor.-June 9. T. J. Re lands, Ps inr•%-ia.•••, Lessußbeth, barge-builder.-• 4•001 fi•Tblek• ray, Burros, Leonard, York, flas-dresser.-40ne 9. W. Lil ley, Si. Jahr-street, Clerkenwell, liiiiis-draper.-June 26. E. W. Windle, Rutherhithe-streei, Sarrey,_ ironmonger.- Jane 9. R. Rouse Minster, I,:e of Sheppy, Kent, rtsrpentze. -June 15. W. G erman, Bristol, tyler.-Jtrue 8. T. Arnett, Rainow, Presthury Chester, conori-sphaser.-June 11. J. Holmes, Underhank s in Wooldale, Vork,aserchant.-July 13. W. Tatham, Lancaster, inercer.-June 15. J. Martin, Louth, Lincoln, ship-carpenter.-Jose 13. C. Greetharn, Liverpool, merchaut.-Jitne 18. D. Rees, Llartelly, Carmarthen, shap keeper.-June la. C. W. Delving, Plyinowth,lioen-draper. - Juoe 23. R. 13. Pouslett, East-lane, Ilerni on d.,ey, mini-wee chant.-June 26. .1. Cooper; Epsom, Surrey, hero cr.-May 2i. J. Thor se, Viue-street, Chandos-street, victualler.- June 19. W. I.:111Ce, Grove, Berks, waol-stapler.--June 19. J. Simpson, Fairford, Gloucester, carrier.-June 19. J. 1 Rhodes aud J. Justainuild, Manchester. cutton-manufacutrers. CERTIFICATES—Jura 9. L. R. de Joachim, 8./Mill-green-buildings, distiller—J. South, Cardin; ironmonger —C. blatant., Pickett-street, eheesemonger—W. Tatham, Lancaster, mercer—J. E. Ford, Colemno-street-buildings, factor—P. Brine, Bre wer•street, tiolden-square, jeweller—T. Brewer, Bald w in's-gardeirs, Gray's tlit-plate-worker--J. Barton, Clapham, Surrey, carpeister—R. C. Bury, Wilford, Lancaster, mer chant—J. 3 olburst, Milton, Kent, dealer—S. Dawson. hid dleford, Dorset, jobber in bullocks—S. and T. Lambert, Leed•, York, woolstaplers—W. Duncan; Thatched-house court, St. James's-street, workingjeweller. A verage Prices of Cora, by the quarter of eight Winches ter Bushels, and of Oatmeal per Bollaf 110Ibs. Avoinlupois, fruin the returns received in the week eliding nth of May, 1810:—Wheat 101 h. 2d.—Rye 6h. 4d.—Barley 48s. Od.— Oats • 28s. 8d.0.-Beanit ald. 4d.—Pease 51s. td.—Oatmeal .51s. id.' The Average Pike of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted f the Returns made in the Week, ending the 16th day of May, 1810, is 4tid. 7.0 per cw:. exclusive of the duties of mimes paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Kritaia. STA NIFOR I)-HILL. Superior Freehold detached uniform Brick Residence, hand some Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, productive Gardens, Fish Ponds, excellent Coneh-House, Stabling, and Laud, with earl inn.—By Mr. BURTON, Oa T RSD A Y the Sith instant, at twelve, at the AUC TION MART, near the Haab of England, A singularly eligible, 'melee!' built, detached RESIDENCE., replete with convenience, in perfect order, happily situated a pleasant remove from the high road, with the partwohl.ir advantage of u.ntiaiturbed Lout prospects, and full command of a ;dewing diversity of romantic scenery in a situation truly select nod social, being on that most en viable eminence, Stanifon.:-hill, the bite residence of Joseph Brantley, Esq. deceased. Toe houseis approached by a spa cious drive, begirt with a beautiful lawn, and includes nu merous pripcipid chambers, dressing rosins, handsome draw ing roam, Mashed in no appropriate style ; excellent Well proportioned dining room, morning room, library, handsome hall, entered by x /fight of stone steps. and most complete domestic arrangements: p detached disable coach house, ex celleut roonay_stablisig, cow house, piggery, poultry houses, and farm-yard in miniature, luxuriant hot house, a spacious and very productive wall ed garde., clothed with healthy trees, and beautifully intersected with diversified foliage, leads to rich adjoining meadows of about 6 acres. To he viewed with tickets only, which, with descriptive particulars, may be had Of Mr. Day, solicitor, Pump-court ; Mr. Savrtgeystificitor. llatton-prilen; Mr. Kearsley, Bishopsgute ; autpf_MY- .46 .•a05t, 631,. Contain. Paid. cabin at the AuctimsMini e nsid ass the premises. MAltitl AGES. • On Saturday, at Northatuberkuid-house. Lord Francis Murray, the becosid sea of the Duke of Athol, to Lady Anna Maria Percy, the secoud &wiener of the Duke of Northam. berland. The ceremony was performed by the Archbishop - of enunerbary. Si. Martin's bells rang a merry peal on the °ermine, and tbe young couple set of about ten o'clock to Siwhasse. On Satardny, May 19, by Special Licence. at Welberk Chapel,-11srebe Doo. - isod Rev. Archdeacon de Grey, Sir Williams Sart. to Augusta Priscilla, uuly daughter of the lion. 4 ikary'llrbY• Genteel Residence, widledGarden, Coach House and St — a bliug, with imusediate P•ssession. By Mr. BURTON,. On TIIURSDAY, the 2lth instant, at Twebe, at the .AUCTION MART, r HE desirable LEASE of a genteel convenient RESIDENCE, with eaten-hawse, stabling.and et garden, very pleasantly situated in Sluire-place, HACK NEY. The House is In excellent order, and contains five sleeping rooms, draw iag room, dining room and breakfast parlour, convenient kitchen, requi s ite ofilet:s, and excellent collaring. Held on lease fur 14 years, at the low rent 01364 per Annum. To he viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr, Barton, Cornhill. Particulars on the Premises, and at the Mart. DIED.. - . at his hoot, is New-street, - Binniogliam, Mr. William Rylaud, who was an eminent Oa at Me Tra iti e et Y l Plater et that BUTLER'S CELE HR/STPA) ILESTORATI YE TOOTH PO W OWL BEAU'T'Y of Countenance and regularity of Features aye allowed to distieguish the ttritish Fair ; but the Proprietor of DU'lllEß's TOOTH POWDER would beg kuve to remilitl his Casetrywninea, that the lustre of their chariot loses half it. iodises*: where the teeth are disonloared, or skew a rotten and imbesity appearaut e • - this is the mare ineicveible, as the present preparation affords the iufatlible means of removing every blemish of the ena mel, and 'store in its application, bring composes( of vege tables. It is recommended to the attention of all tanks, as Clearing away every imperfectioo, either la the colour or in the decay of the enamel of the Teeth ; as render* the 4oestlt Ilevet and delectable, nod making the gums of their and venniii bites and a certain preventivetre a ro kie Tooth-Ache.—No competition' of this kind ever t forward to public notice, Amite with such maser * apprabatino; and the Proprietor Matti Watt that it it in , 41 1:141 0110, Royalty itself. • ' • " ale. and Retail, at Mr. Difilitel , No. 4, „Tale. corner of PatOnmeter Row NM maul by most bledisioe Vende r s and Perfumers, in boxes, at each. wham may be had, EutleelsAromatie Pectoral Im rutlee etiegte, agleam, lure Woos. 4e. is boess, at each. „ , , - TIM STATESMAN. • • _____...............• !SALE BY AUCTION. --...-- BED FO B DS H IRE. Naha! Freehold Esta•es, Manor, and Fishing Part, Tythe t ree. an t:A es i ra id e closes., near the town of Suellord. -• . - '• * By Mr, BURTON, 0 . i l ium v, the?.3th hist mt, at t welve, at th e AUCTI ON .14 I', near the BANK of EN GL kNi f), in even 1,4 4 • ST valuable and eligible FRE Eli 0L 0 ES. 1 *TATES, MANOR , and F 1 ill ER V, situate at Great i'Hardwick, &whit', Stanford, Stagestkn and Ilio.nhion, i n ghe county of Bedford ; comprising the Manor of G reat Hard wick, with toe right of sporting over th e open fi e ld s of Sta r gesden, which contains several thonsand acres. A si ngu l arly I desirable Farm, advantageously situate for excell ent Mar kets, lying at Great Hardwirk,Southill and ' 1 1 . 1111)1(1rd, i n th e priri-h of Slieffard, five miles from Biggletwiute, ei g ht f ront liedford, ten from littchen, and fart)-two from London, h. iny, extremely compact, principally boitruled by the ro a d, a n d cutaists of about 4 . 00 acres of rich arable, meadow, pasture and woodland; together with ;to excellent farm house, w e ll protected farm-yarif,large barns, ample stabling, cow-`p piggeries, waggon bodge-, &e. Also an elt.iible Itai,n e , known as Bur-eittl farm, in tl,e parishos of Sta ge sd en ari a .Bromitani, about three miles• from Bedford, with right of common over the extensive urn fields of Stages:lea, the farms containing 167 acres of meadow, pasture, arable a n d woodland, together wit It farm house, farm yard, h arm , s t a blin g , cow 'anises, &c. small detached cottage, with gar den. Also a Public House, known us the Leathern Bowe at Dropshot, in the parish of sitagesdro, aforesaid, wit': farm yin", barns, Stc.sual about fourteen litres o f l and. The Estate in be viewed by leave of the respective te• nants, twenty-one (lax s in•evinits to the sa l e , when dNeriptive particulars, with plans may he had on th e respective pre mises, at the princLial funs, Bedford, Bigglesivatife, Shensi', Ilitchen ; at the Mint; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Curahill. momtirroN. - Neat commodious Residence, Co telt House, three-stall Sta ble, requisite Oat-twilling:, extensive G4rdeits, L two, OrchTtrd, prolific Fish Point, ;Ind Lod, with early ps. • • session.—By Mr. BURTON, On VALI/ AY • twat, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart, rpHE singularly desirable lA . ..ASK, for Ills.. . wards of fifty-tine years, of a cotton nlioas DIVELI. [NG HOUSE, recently put coinplete repair at a coasitlerable e titmice, suitable for the inoneditte reee lion o f . a genterl . faraily, plea.saittl . y situated in the rur a l • ' respectable village of Ilionert mt. Tim premi,es ar e rele „, e 4 it pleasant distance front the road, and contain molter Sleeping-rooms, handsome Dralaine-room of goad p rep Hun, comfortable I)iiiiii4.roatu, Library, Store-ronni, trance-ha% Butlers turd Housekeeper's room, kitchen, ruts convenient Cellariog. The oethehel o flees are well coo nected, and consist of 13rewtbintse, Lnundry no 1 Hairy, Coach-house, tree-stall Stable, Ilarness-moni, Giw-house, Calf-pens with loft over, Youltry-htoi4e, and Pigveie-, a neat Lawn screcied will . variegaiedi Shrubs and matured Timbers, an Orchard fully planted with healthy Trees, epe. , to uninviting walk on the edge of a Canal surrnimling tha Gardens, well stocked with Fish, which is connected wlt the Lawn by apt urn unental Bridge, and on which there is a Pleasure-boat an:l excellem Baal-house, a siugulailv lute durtive Flower and Kitchen-garden dispose I nub pecalia; neatness and in the tiLliest order, a new erected soacion Ureen-house stocked evith full I•aNirine the (jar lead are relieved At every point with Fish-pawls/Ilium' milv suited, three alloi moat meadow lair!. tnt de. sirable property is o n ly three miles flour Stioreditch Church, at miukrate rent ; lteisholetogethercuasiaiugofupw a rds of eight,acrt s. To be viewed, by tickets onty till the sale, between th a hours of ten and four o'clork, '6..s,:ays and lio•lays except. eflov hi rh, with descriptive particular, may lie had of Mr. Sa- i bine, Church-W. Soltatti Ids t and sifAl r.Morton, tit, Cot.. bill., 147 t.e RE it-D F.NCE, aid fliiik;i-itisr Acres •it Lea a s I P near Lillericav, Ekes.—BillAr. BURTON, On FRIDAY, the 'Alt bistatn, at Vaieltre, at the AUGs T 0 N xl tt.r, near the, BANK 0, 5 (Ioi'VILOI,D d EiTAT E if DI II Ea IrA,N.O &le HUTTON-PLACE, sitsate is the parish sto Bolton, on the Hie' Turnpike-rond hei steel, Brentwood and Billericay, four miles from two from Breatasisd, mid hetweenl9 and '2O miles from London ; cuoirising o gen teel Resitiewe, tit far th6i.timeiliate reception tat • a genteel family, seated on an eminence, coatai ending den anti coin:logic views of the su. rounding cuaiury, of vrat extent and beauty, and contain eight Sleeping-maim, has sums I Drawing-room, Dining-room, housekeeper's-roam, and ex- • cellent Domestic A rentiratents, detselted Dairy, BrewlionNes ► Wash-hanse, &c. Coacii-noose. Six-stall %table, Farm-yard, : Barn, Lodge, Bililitek Sheds; kr. nit excellent tiordes, vials a South Brick Wall, Orchard, Fish Pond, and 1:;A. AL VA'. rf of rich Meadow ;tut Pasture Lauri, in high order, lying very . 4 con:pact, and bounded a Running Brook. 4.4 To he viewed, and Pari4edlo,rl Irad on the Premises; at the Cock and Bell, Ruaifor.ll ,Crossu,.itilte - ricay ; ;toy, ' Chelmsford ; .. at tbthillEt tinirj of A T . Burton, tv2, Detiteitril Humerus.). By Mr. MURTON, On FRIDAY, the 2.51 k inst. at Tweler. lit the A define Ma-', A Neat detached brick-Attitt Dweltinv. 110 (J4E, LI. with (Darden, pleasantly situate, fining Hoinertou-build- Hip, and contains four sleeoing-raions, daring- ma and pat lour, convenient kitchen, domestic - alike, and gaud tellarnig, fore and hack nulled gardens. To be viewed, trod particulars hati on the premises; at the Mart ; and,of Mr. Burton, td, • SALTER'S ft ALL COURT, • NEAR 'EWE GENERAL POST. OFFICE. A spleudtdassemblageof Modern HOGS L FUR Vl. TURF. of every description, Large Cur l iets, EAGLE SBA It ES, a Sideboard of Modena Plate, a handsome Gikand Horse, &r. • Hl' Messrs. SAMUEL AR NOL1) and Caorirtani, THIS, Lod folloning Day, :t 12 ititoot cement., 'TIRE G ENIJINE :tad late Pit.OPEit i 1 u f BARON 1110 FM AN, going to Batavia, on the Pre miss, No. 2, salter', Hall-mum, Camilla street : Compri*. lag A capital At.iiitmativ .1- rob! tiedme:ci., woh .l t, flaug too, aid suitable 11.iddin.;, Wardrobes, Secretary. and ßookcases, Drawers, 2 rich Pedestal Sideboarasea Set it rich ftio.e Wood Card Tables, Dianw Tula smu Claws, Mahogany and other Chairs, rich Cut Glass, Hanging Las tres, Large Glasses and Mirro.s, du. &e. 'Fit be viewed on Saturday, aunt Catalogues had on the Piemises, and at the New Turk Coffee Jtou,e. lisherton Cotta4e, near S By Mr. WILLOCK, . • At Garraway's Cotfee-hoine, in 'Change-alley, 0)014, London, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th Day of JUNE neat, at To elve o'Clock. AGENTEEL FREEHOLD HOUSE, called FISH ERTON COTTAGE, most delightfully sitealed about ten minutes . walk from the City of S ilishory4 contain ing eight cheerful bed-:-oonts, foursittiti*.tiowns, with conve nient offices, and detached brew-house, aundry, i5....-house. mid three-stall stable, all in complete repair; a neat pleasure ground and productive kitchen garden. The h oise has a south aspect, stands completely detached, thud 14 surrou..ded by garden grounds.—Aboat fi fteen acres.uf grass laud, ut short distance. are rented by the year. • , 1 The Furniture may be had at-a valuation. . 'Any reasarahle accommodatimi will lie given to a purcha ser as to the , periods of payment s or a part of the purchase. ' money may remain on mortgage. Tu be viewed by applying to Mr. Omen on the Premises... • CAPITAL NEW-BUILT Fit CEBOLD POKIER BR EWBR.Y. " By WINSTANLEY and SON, At the Auction Mart, near the Bhnk of England, 00 THURSDAY, July 5, at Twelve, CONSTITUTION BREWERY, 'eli gibly situate Bell -lime s Spitalliells, communicating with Petticoat-lane, W hiteciutpel. This C i onvern. his beta recently erected on the most Judicious plans of convenience and utility, built of first-rate materials of every description; the interior arrangenieuto are on Delius; improvements, and together, is considered equ'al, if Hat superior, to any other Bresiery of the same size Lt the United Kingdom, einiiracing aceommodatio.s for carrying sat trade to almost any otlent, supplied by two inexhaustible wells of fine water, witbla its own walls, stabling fur twenty horses, very spacious payed Ynrd, Cooperage, extensive Store-!itouse4, ?loft and HI ) . Witt chooses, large Coal Cellars, Acrimipting- houses, Brew ers Offices, with other requisite unit wellscoosieeted Apartments. The Plant, Fixtures, Drays, I kirnes., Casks, Implements,. and Utensil, of every descrrptiou, which ore entirely hew, and huve hero purchased on the best possible ready mdneY terms, are to be taken by . a Purchaser, at u liberal deduetium from the. cost price. • The Premises may he viewed, by Principa!s only, ow al)." pliention for Cards of Admission, to Wilistauley and Son,, Paternoster-row, where Plans, Elevations,iiiiii Sections, may be seen, and descriptive Particulars bad; Particular. may be likewise had of Mr. Warne, Solicitor, S 7, Old lirwtd sts+eet ; and at the Auction Mar!. Genteel (Amine Resh Stabling amid Gar _den, BROMLEY, KENT. By Mr. BURTON, On THURSDAY, the 2ith iisitant. at Twelve, at the AUCTION MART, A GENTEEL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, .L - R.." in most perfect order, with large prinlnelive garden. de lightfully situate on nu ensy eminence, Mason's Hill, BRO bl- LB Y. The Cottage is finished in an apprispriaie style, suit. able fora small genteel family, nod commas three principal Numbers, servants' ditto, draa log mum, dining room, and breakfast parlour, convenient domestic arrangeniefus. double cosicb-hou-e. three-call stable, avid requisite (*I-Offices. The Preinises ore well supplied with paid Water. Held un Lease for an unexpired Term of H Years, at a moderate Rent. Ts be viewed, with Tickets, which, with Particulars, • may be had of Mr. Busties.6 4 2, Gambill. Partialities at the LONDON : Primed and Pitblished hy. Lei cut, as tttt Mart, and Loathe Premises. ilrsrEsmax OVYACI )7. Iret-strests • • 19. Mansion. capital Stabling, Coach-homes, Lawns-, Pleasure ground, singularly productive Garden, and about forty-three Acres of Land, lying extremely cumpact, near Chertsey, tierrev.—By htr. BURTON, O. IVEDNESDAY next, at Twelve, en the Premises, r 11111 E desirable LEASE, wills immediate Pos .", oefdloos of an uniform brick-built MANSION, two Coach-Imabes, roomy six-stall Stable, Ice-house, Birr home, extensive Pleasure-ground, Fish-pond, beautiful Hanging-wood, Orchard well planted, spacious and bitty wailed Garden, abundantly clothed with choice Fruit -trees, Feathery, Green-house, together with forty-two acres, one rood, and eight perche s , of Meadow and Arable Land, extremely compact, most delightfully situated to command interesting views of great extent and beauty, being on Ongar Hill, within two miles of Cbertsev, two of Wevbridge, three of St. Ann's Hill, ten of Windsoi, trt of London, the late residence of Sir FREDERICK AIvaLTON EDEN, Burt. deceased. To be viewed till the Sale, when descriptive Particulars may be bad no the Premises; at the principal Inns. Chertsey and Weyhridge; Ca,tle , Windsor; B►sh, Staines; Ited Lion, King's Ifead, Twickenham; Castle, Richmond; George. Kingston; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornhill, Genteel Household Furniture, China, Glass, Paiiiiings 4 Prints, semi Effects, Ongar-itill,nenr Chertsey, Surrey. My Mr. BURTON, Oa wittINF.SDA next, at Eleven ' on the Premises, •• • Ongar-hill, near Chertsey, Surrey, ALL the remainina. Part of the Genuine HOUSEHOLD Ili If I NITURE, China, Glass. Paint ings. Prints, and Ellects, of Sir FILEI/ERICK MORTON EDEN, Bart. deceased; comprising excellent lofty Lair post Mahogany and field Bedsteads, with rich Chintz and printed Cotton Furniture; prime Goose Feather Beds; Hair wid Wool Mattresses and dean Bedding; Cotton and Ir • y Window Curtains; easy Chairs; excellent Mahogany Cabi net in Wardruhe; double and single Chests of I)rawers ; Ba n Stands, Dress* Chests, Tables, Sideboards, Secretaire Bookcase; Drawing-rune, Dinh, and Parlour Chairs; Pier, Chimney, and Dressing (.lanes; Brussels, Kitidermin ' glee, and Stair Carpeting; Kitchen Requisites, and numerous Vtfeets. Ti be viewed, and Catalogues had in the Premises, and of Mx. Burton, 62, Conihill. Yaluntde Freehold Dwelling-houses, and Fellmouger's Yard mid Premises. Bermondsey. By Mr. BURTON, TatIRSDAY next, tit Twelve, at the Auction Mart, in seven Lots, A TRULY valuable and v er y d e sirabl e FR FE. • MOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious Fellniouger's Yard, with requisite Buildings, situate in Bermondsey-street ; also four substantial well-built brick Dwelling-houses situate No. 9S, 99, 101, and 102, Bermondsey-street ; nod three Dwelling-houses situate in the Gateway adjoining, part ou Lease, the remainder let to Ten.inst at Will. The whole to be viewed, nod Particulars had on the re spective Premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Burton, 62, II -~ 111.111! SALES EY .AUCTION. • PAPER, principally allotted to snit the Trade. By Mr. BURTON, TO-MORROW, at Eleven, at the Commercial Hall, Aln- 1 neratreet, removed f o r th e conven ien c e o f gait, by Direc tion of the Trainees of Mr. RA Y MON T, Stutioner, 11-1 1 i remaining STOCK IN TRADE, anti; m..m. by permission, an Austatecatt of Paper ' iu. hiding lbw mad second Foobutp, lined Foolsc a p, shift dud thin .Pobt, Pot, Printing Demi, Imperial, Elephant, Cartridge, band, Lamber-band, Doable grown, Sugar Blue, &c. &r. , To be viened, and Catalogues had at the plucc of Sale, and of Mr. Burton, Cornhill. Genteel Resident? and spacious walled Garden, North Ad din,von-place, Camberwell. By Mr. BURTON, Oa THURSDAY next, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart. VERY desirable REMCIENCE, cheerfully situated in a respectable neighlnuirhood. and well col ligated for the immediate reception an genteel Family, he ing No. 7, North Addington-place, Cnniberwell, an agree able distnnce of two miles and a half from the Royal Ex chance. The Premises are in eicillent repair, and contain Ave airy Sleeping - rooms, handsome Drawing - Mont, Dining-roam and Morning Parlour, Chinn Closet, Hall, Nnr serv, emwenient Kitchen, detach ed IVash-house and good Ceilaring, a produ-tive walled (:aslen, os Dowliag-green; and fore Garden; held on Leon forlightera years from Mid summer next, at a low rent. To be viewed, and Particulars hail on the Premises', at the Mari, and of Mr. Burton, GREEN WLC H.—Vitlitanle ••rechuld Estates. • I By Mr. BURTON, In Lots for the accommodation pf Purchaser s ), Oa THURSDAY next, at Twelve,. at the Auction Mart. VA LUABLE and singularly improvable V FREEHOLD ESTATES, including that long-establish ed and much-freapiented Public-house, the Prince of Orange, with Stabling for twenty hearses, rotatable Oilabuildiags , spa- cinus Garden--round, and forty-three excellent and well-built HouSes and Tenements, with Garden:, very eligibly situate, forming a complete detached Property, with au extensive frontage, at Blue-hill, Greenwich, in the occupation of very respectable Tenants, *hose Leases will all expire at Midsuin- Mer nest. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and descriptive Par ticulars may be had on the respective Premises; at the Cen turion, peoford ; the Crown aud Anchor, Woolwich; Green Man, Illacicheatir; Lion and Lamb, Lewisham; way House, Kent-road; of Mr. J. W. No. 12 Hi 11..., hont-court, Gray's inn; at the Mart; and of Mr. iiurtoa, 62, Cornitill, London. 1 rl Ai 11 4 1 Ct situ it .de NI