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LAW DITELLICENCE. ~OOIPXT OF XING'S NEPiCiI, Wysvalmortii, /mint 4 • TABAILT C. TIPPER. This was an action for a libel. The parties are both bookseltera, and the lilscl complained of war inserted in a monthly publication called The Sati rist, which ridiculed the works published by the Plaintiff, and professed to give an extract from One of theta, meant for the instruction of children. It was in verse, of which the following was a stanza There was a little maid, And Nike was afraid r would COME to bee, Su she took it in hoe head, As she hay in her bad, To fastest her door with a skewer. _ . The thing was ludicrous ; but as the professed extract was evidently u perversion, malice was pre sumed, and the Plaintiff gut One Shilling Da mages, which ovriies costs. There was a similar action by the Plaintiffnuinst the Printer, in which the re,ult was the same. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,lVerrminnue, JUN 4. til LEDIIANI dud KENT V. CI.AY and OTUERS. The Plaintiffs are brewers at Tottenham. The Defendants are Directors of the Albion Fire and Life Office, mid acre subscribers to a policy grant ed by that Office for the insurance of the Plaintiff , . The action was to recover i!,098I. 3s. the alleged s.nouat of a damage by a fire, sustained by the Plaintiffs in November last.—The Office, from the information of the Officers of Excise, and front ether circumstances, cowsidered the claim to be touch beyond the amount of the lots. The Jury were of the same opinion, and gave a verdict tor 173!)!, lis. 64. bpl:l 6 a deduction of J5Bl. 9s. from the SUM Cla;Mrd. OLD BAILEY. Saturday, bone Dnr.irry, committed fur a rape arm Margaret West, in a stable near Lincoln's Inn-tirlds, was pit to the har, when Mr l'ooley moved to put ott the 'a trial till next Session, on account of the unaiwd,ble aliwnec of this Surgeon olio had attend, the y w.tnian during her subsequent lament. The Court acipt,ested in the natation. CEERNENFEELE SESSIONS, Ir!Ir 4 TWO being nr hot day of the Session', several celebrated plekn‘sekets were disposed a. BF/1 Draring, ron,L..„ .l.satA and Mews were sentenced to .Ix mouths lrapriwm spent in the Hoops of Correction : and t;r4Crhs to solitary confinement in Cold Batb-firlds prißon fur taw 'ears.— ll , are and Bullard wen disciaarged, their esevictidb being defective. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS G,IZETTE. _ Atheirstity-01%., Awe 4, WO. • Copy of a letter from Mr Jana - Merle, acting rommander st . the Prince William Henry It flatter, to the Commissioners of the Custom at Edinhurret, and trona- witted by the S. en tar) to that Board to the lion. %%A ram Wellesley Pole. Honoutt a err Si its—l beg leave to acquaint your Ho nours, that upon the afternoon of the 24 t h instant, Batt, ay Head bearing Vt N W distant about three rides, I ithserved • straoge saa standing towards the land, and mad, for her, upon which she put round, end set ssil to make oil. I eon timed the cheer, and shout five t iebiek gut within gun sbot ; sod about six brought her to settee, which was kept up, owing to little whirl and a rolling sea, near two hours, when an seeideot, by the blearing up of some gunpowder on board my cotter, o`iliged me to give it up natil next 1110111. I then reseir4d the attack, sod shoot nine o'clock had the goad fortune to capture her. She proves to bo the Weer halsrn' of North Bergen, Anders Knudsen, t'omiatider, with fuur swivels, and e number of smell erms, end thirty-three melt. I arm Concerned Sc add that this rapture was not matte without smut. injury to my crew, six of them being wounded, though none dance/ctely.— en hour) tho privateer one man was killed and the Com mander sod two men wounded, both of them sev..rely- She wise tint nine days, had made se esptare.-1 have the ho nour lo be, err. (Signed) JAM LS WWII:. Prince William Henry Customs Revenue Cutler, Leith Reads, May 27, 1 sos. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Janata Tabha and Thomas 31udy, lan. of Prem....lt -street, Condmvis laair-dressera May 96, 1110 M: William Glitfiih and Grunt. Tht;mas . Kent, sorTrona, Brick-lane ' Spital-fielda. Merck 25, 1111001. George Relmetaou and Geor-e W)eberky Landherk, of Beoki.r-row, Moorfiekia, Midd6sex, brokers. May go, 1202• William Malin and John Porter, of liingidsmiupon-Ifull, porter ine.rhatits. April t, lent. Thomas and Fiancis Janes, Jun. linen-draper s , Buckingham Burks. Nutriutter tg, Checks iiihrry Sharp aml Isract Pitt, of Birmingham, Warwick, factors. May in, icon. James Aspinall, Davin', and Nicholas John Aspinall, of Birmingham, Warwick, casters. March v., Ism) : _ _ John Clarke of Tidsley-banks, Lancaster, and Thomas I.andor, of 31a. clover, merchants. May an, tans. Jahn Henry ilrobier and William Dienaide, of Southamp. ton, preparers of artificial mineral water.. May 93, teas. Nathaniel Jolla Wiuch and Geurge Nelson, in Gateshead, Durham. May an, line. John Sullivin and Jumph Royal, of Nlillhank Westminster, boat-buildr rs June 3, IhtlB. Chaska Robson and William Rose, instuufsetareis, Shef field. Maya, leo.. William Mann and John Richainlson, of Kingston- upon- Null, spirit-meith.mts. Jan. I, 15u7. John (*.drunk and William Davison, of Alnaick, printers. Muv 19, i Joh• Formby, Robin's Shunkwortb Barton, Thomas Hir Henry Williom kitttt, and Alczauder Haul wood, or Rio &Jammu. May 21, It 9. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, Genre* /111sulasa, of Husldentleld, York, grocer, from 3fay fa, to July 2, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Paul Lister, of Slater-log, York, cottuts-spinner, Irma lone us, to August a, at tel., at the Deg 'Kaman, au Mar ebtsur. N Kitl'PT!g. Joseph Lee, of Islington, Middles. N, timbre-merebatit, to surrender, Jun. I I, Is, and July in, at inc, ui t.siidliall, London. Attorney, 11r. Jackson, Hattun-gardcit, I .4011tilkil 1110011111 Crump, late of the Westm;iist-r-rood , Sui ey , tin- Mall, to surrender, June I t, la, WO Jaly tti, at one., at London. Attorney, Mr. Mangnall, 11 tiro ick square, Newgate-street. Joseph Itarrissa, now or late of Eller. Carr, Bingley, Yink, wonted-spiauce, to surrender, June cu, at tour, es, nod .1 illy Iti, at 'lei en, at the 1/evunshire Anus Inu York. Attorneys, Messrs Exley 51111 Inn, London: and Mr. Cuthbert Metcalfe, Riede,. Joseph Theckeray and John Thockeroy, of Manchester, ootton-spinsers, to torrent r, June 17, and Jody 14, al skimp, at the Palate Inn, In .Manalteiter Attorneys, Mt. Samuel Edge, Brown.sti•et, Manchester; and Mr Edge, tor. , r Temple, I.ouluo. 'lsaac Railtoo, of Egremotd, Cumberland, mercer, lu sur render Jone I;, lei and July id, at eleven, „it the Ria,Cs Arnis,lo Fgreusunt. Attorne y , 11ordsets of Cat-Gill-Hall, near Egnsoont. William George Weddell, of Nceca.tle-iipue.Ty or, shop keeper to surrender, June sg, Jo, and July 16, at elites, at , du 1 14 re, is Manchester. Attorusns, Mr Willett, joLu. street, Beiiford-row, Loadon ; and Sir. Edward latelfall, Manchester. Richard Rayner, of Birminxham, Impala-maker, to sur render, June 17, In, and July In, at eleven, at theMsakapeare Tnereit, llinruinsba.o .Itturnces ' Menses. Lee and Currie, Birmiughani ; and Mr. Julio Atexander, Bedford row, Loa dun John Whittiogliam, of Liverpool, grocer, to surrender, Jour Is, on, seid July 16, st one,at the Ball and Panels Bowl, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Mamas Blackateck, St. 5111drecne- court, Poultry, Laudon; and Mr. Thomas Mor row, Temple-eunrt, Liverpool. Meyer Colo u, of Develoshire-street, Quern s-sctare and late of Groat James-street, Bedford-row, kliddlosex , Ex chauge-brether, to surrender, Jaw 7, a 5, and July 16, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Ely piece. Thomas Middleton, of Maiden-lane, Battle-bridge, Mid dlesex, blne-mannfacturer, to surrender, Jinte 11, 19, and July 16, at twelve at London. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, Chancery lane, opposite Lincoin'a-I nu, London. Thomas Antal*, of Southend, bear Lewisham, Kent, to surrender, June It, 21, and July 16, it one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Staples-Inn. JOllll Dawson, of Alelgate High-street, London, linen draper, to surrender, June 11, 21, and July 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Great Preseut-sti Goodman's-Kehl*. Samuel Lee, of Halliard, York, cotton-manufacturer, to surrender, Jane le, at SIX, 13, 11n.1 July 16, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, in Bradford. Atturneys, Mr. Edge, King's- Bench-walks, Inner Temple, Loudon ; and Mr. Brogelen, of Bradford. Gore, of Aldtente, London, 31anehester ware houseman, to someisler, Jape It, Is, nod July- iti, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Courieen, • Benjamin Ruvuma, of Battersea, Surrey, fellnionvr, to surrender, June 11, it, and July 16, at ten, at Guddirall, London. Attorney, Mr. P.road, L'aionstreM, Southmark. Jame:, George Rose, of Buck iughani-plare, Mary-helronne, Mhlellosea, money-scrivener, to surrender, Janie 11, Ili, and July in, at ten, at Guildhall, Lundoei. Attorney, Mr. Ste a Chequer-court, Charing-crow.. Thomas Dearing aad Michael l'iorster, of Litchfield-street, Soho, Mi.kllrsex, Intel-keepers, to surrender, Julie 7, le, end July Ili, at ten, at Gaildbell , Loadoia. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, Martia's-lan',Lannovi-stevet., DIVIDENDS. June 25. James Stevens, late of James-street, Oaeaden street, St. Mn' artis-is-the-Fields, Middlesex, corn-dealer, at ekven, at Guildhall, Leitidon. Julie as. William klutlatt, of Queen-street, Lempacre, Middlesex, ironmonger, at one, at Guildhall, Loadins. July .1. Gonege Marts, of Lisle-street, Leicester-oonare, Middlescx,wooliemilroper, at one, at Guildhall, London. Julie es. William Richimeal, of M ark-law, London, auc tioneer, at tett, at Guildhall. 14. Within, Ilettray, of King-street, Deptford, Kent, elireseutonger, at cue, as Guildhall, I..ondou. July 1. .throliain Stott, Rohert Fitton, Richrad Booker, aiel Bebert Bartley, nll now err late of Manchester, cot lon-manufacturrni, at tive at the Dog Inn, in Sla tAleater. Jody Thomas Gray, of Rumford, Essex, innholder, at ten, at London. Jul 2. James Jones, now or late of Bishotia.Stortfurd, Wet t ford, shopkeeper, at 0.A . , at Gitilithail, Loudon. July e. Rilliaut Gull, of Upper East Sin:Afield, St. Bo tolph, Alihrate, Mitldles x , chsestuutager, at twelve, al GiulJball, Loaduu. Jule 51. Nicholls, of Minchimhamptosi, Gioacenter, clothier, at elemm„ at the George las, at Stroud, Glou cester. Jane 57. Samuel Hall, of Sheffield, Tort, hat-manufactu rer, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, iu Sheffield. June 17. Morris l'owell Everall, late of Teubary, {Yon-es ter, plumber, at twelve, at the Angel but, iu Ludlow, Salop. Jane eg. Richard Smith, late of I.utterworth, Leicester, Water. it eleven, at the Hind Inn, la Lutterworth. June 30. Christopher Shaw and 'flimsies Shaw, formerly of Soutbaniptiei, bankers, at one, at the Coach and Bursts Inn, Sonthampion. June 29. JObio Norman, late of Bristol, coal-merchant, at eleven, at the White dirt Inn, Hroad-street, Bristol. June 25. James Moore of Igalwortle, Surn-y, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, lan:don. how it. Charles liegasm, ef Cleveland -street, Fitrro% - square, 311Milesex, statuary, at twelve, set (italldhllll, La/U -dall, Jone 21. James Robinson, of Liverpool, silversmith, at eit yea, at the Globe Taverm, Jeloi-street, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES--Jests as. .14..tes Waist, late of Mount-street, :it. )lary, landbelli, Sur rey, merchant. William J'ubuson, of Edgware-road, St. Mary-la-bonne, Mid dknex, collar-maker. Sarah English, of Charing-eioss, St. Martin-in-the Fields, Middlesex, harder. Aleaandct reireshaw, late of Whitechapel nigh-street, Mid dlesex, victualler. John Preu•son, now or late of Pudsey, York, clothier. John Wood, of Beltonk-3lours, Lancaster, media-mans toe toter. Ilaniplimy Pope, of Rateliff-cress, 3lidillesex, victualler. INSOLVENT. PRISONER in Hi. Majest)',o PASJII of the FLEET. Ft RsT N OTIC George Mackenzie, Isle of Lone Itcleington, in tbe county of Warwick, and of lluelituol's lloswortb, its tbk county of Leicester, clerk. mirrisus or CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, Title DST. N. 11 William Piper, Chester-street, Kensington, Surrey, Mehl:A er • z 19 Richard itionbold, late of Burr-street, Wapping, merclinnt . 2 10 JOllll Newell and Sampson Newell, both late of Stoke, Staffurtshirr, carriers . 0 12 Joseph irt.twi and John Sattcrtha ode, Feu-court, London, insurance-brokers . . s is Robert Somas, Mark-lone, London; and Nevcross, Deptiord ; provision-merebant . I I Joseph Dunn and Charles Robinson, late of Wood street, Loudon, factors . '2 12 1/11 . 11WN DS. Benjamin Dcwilney, ern. Linkfichl-street, Reigate, Surrey, horse-dealer . 10 . . Crichton Horne, Poland -street, Ratcliffe-highway, glass• stinker I . . John Burs, Portsmouth, tuereer I . . Julio Bigwood, late of Basinghall-strest, Loads% warehouseman . . . Owen Maedeuagh, Albany Tavern, St. Junnio, vie. - . . tualk r Elward Pugh, Franklin's-yard, near the ti..nts, SUITCy, 051U . 1111 Askazisel Draper, e)xford-street, linen-drarrr . ty Cf ItTIFICATES. rdward myth, of Louth, Liatota, warchant. Richard Lt! . ;,r, of With, Itomproirt, coral/I:tor. John Wright, of Kirt,rutd Mill, near lluliiu , York, cotton ■ppinner. Ditciwtas Flora, of Marthea-lane, London, mera-art. Edward Kirkman, of l' n rt■nrouth, Hants, Ito/a-draper. John Wmittna Bennett, of Fslter,d c r r. Jayne■ Bancroft, of Groppeuliall, Lancaster, cottomspinaer. Mr. GRRATREAD, the ingenious inventor of the Life-13,45t, some time ago received orders to build fourteen life-boats for the Duti:h Government. Mr. Cas:.raG most readily gave permis-imi to send them, but owmg to the late Decrees, there has been no opportunity of forwarding them. Mr. GRE AT• Ilf AD has sustained a great loss in consequence of maav of these boats being left upon his aand,.— As Sir. Gariente A D is now in London, it may be useful to those who wish to have en interview with him to know that his 18 tees are addressed to the l'uinity-liotiae, Tower-hill. Slatiuday..Uto :lAoesTT•s 111T11-041T.-.—Hoiady et the Pala *cu. MARRIAGE% On Saturday lart, Robert Brown, Esq. of Kew, to Slims Elizabeth Wit.ter. of Somerset butler. On Fridwy murairg, at 11 aleut Church, Rath, by the Rev. William Batehellor, Major F.dward Hatehellor, of the Madras Estahlirbrumit, to Miss Ererard, daughter of Ed ward Everard, Esq. el Middktun, mar Lys., iodic county of Norfolk. ffiIibTIVATER, THIS OAT, IT LONIIIOI%-11111DGE Niuro.o....min. arts► .01 $ Erne 7. • • albs. after •• le SALES BY AUCIIO.I. CAPITAL DRAWINGS. Under the direction of Mr. T. PHILIPE, at ►is Room, idd li.etreet, Goldes.eyeare, on MONDAY, June 13, and Three following Day., at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Executor , 4and ENTIIIE CABINET of L.A. CHOICE DRAWINGS, by the Gnat Masten, mein very- capital ; collected by a gentleman or the Sant huge aadjudgaient, dawned. May he viewed tin days prnedias the sale, mad cab n.. hod. FRI:E1101.D, DIrONSUIRE. by Mr. DAMSON At tievraway's, as WEIN\ MOAT', June 15, at Twelve, in One Lut 4VA1.U.1131.E FRE:1 1 .110LO ESTATE, Idelightfully situate in the parish of Gittisbato i about two milcs from the market town of llonitoa end un the turn pike mail to/Atter. The salubrity of the :is is recommend. oil to the rafetodinarian, and to persons returning from a hot 1111/I.IIC. The estate is comport, computed at forty seers, seen ans.!es from Sidatuuth, a fashionable watering place, and fourieen mitts front rxeter, let to Mr. Robert Cox, tenant at will, cousidembly under its value, at tool. per annum.--A .R. There is a mortgage on the es:ate fur I,4e.ui. l'articalan may be bail at liarrawa)'s ; of Christopher Esq. flunitou ; and of Mr. Dawson, Groat Mwillm rough-street, Loodun ; where a plan of the rotate may he men. ♦ICINITY OF GROSVENOR-SQUARE AND HYDE PARE, WITI POSSEMION.-HOUSEIIOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS. By Mere. ROBINS, TO-3IORROW,at Twelve, by . direetbsa of the Executors,. AsItiULAItLY Destruble LEASFAIOLI) RESIDENCE, very eligibly situate in Portugal street, Grusvenor-sqinuo ' the late residence of Mrs. HOW ARD, deceased. The House is four storks high, with two well-proportioned rooms on each floor, and MI 11111111. dance of 110111466 e conveniences, and its contiguity to Hyde Part: eendeis it a particularly-desirable town residence, held (Sr a term of tacuty years, at a grimed rent of only seven pounds per annum. 0, the same day will be sold the mat am.' genuine Household Furniture, capital finger organ, large glasses,line table and bed-linen; a few dozens of choice Port, ilsideirs, Sherry, Be. Nay be viewsd till the Sale, sod particulars had on the Premises; tool of Mows. Robins, Covent•garden. PRIME COLLECTION OF EN FIDEEM ED EFFECTS. By Maim. ROBINS, At their Spacious licsouls, Marta, Cinetd.liarden, on W N t.XT, and Two follewiag Days, at Twelve, A littivi avoenabloge of the fidlowing PRO PERTY, comprising capital plaits, hunting, aad re pc: ding gold, silver, and nwtal watches loco Offill't f plate of the nand assortment, In :Iliant dianswisal rings, e brouclies, jewels cud trinkeds, femblisaable Imardid cluster , elegant pearl wash, In sprigs, ear-rings, nerkl.Tes, &c. gnus and piAols, plated articks, superfine cloth, her ,cyineres, tine Irish, 'Meetings, nitwits, laces, pelisses and cloaks, silk and cotton i.G6C, rich vvlvet and Lissom, table aad bed linen, ladies' and gent:emu's wearing apparel, books, priots, —A ay he vics ill, and Catalogues had. LINCOUVLINIi-FIELDS. DISTINGUISHED I.EASF.HOED RESIDENCE, IN PERFECT ORDER, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES SION. ay Menem ROBINS, - . At their Specloos hisoma, Piazza, Caveat-grades, es MON DAY NEXT, at Twelve o'Cluck. ASINGULARLY Elegant LEASEHOLD Ii3IDENCE, aboundiug with conveniences, end all Lecepasey attached and detached offices, warm antheobi bath., ace. delightfully situate on the South side of Lin coln's-inn-11*We. The Premises have hems recearly moder nised and beautified at • considerable expense, and contain suites of two and three well- proportioned rooms on each Scow, on the priuclpal ovary, an elegant drawing room, with • bow opening to • balcony nod veranda 24 feet - by in, and a buck drawing room with liandorer ; the dining parlour and !dn.,- ry in proportion, and t'ie lower °likes numerous and com plete ; held fur a term of tit) years, at a low mist. The appro priate 6111161.111 e aud effects to be taken at a Air tduation. 'Slay he viewed from ten MI two, with tickets wily, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Messrs. Rubies, Coveol-garden. TO FURNISHING CRON AK/N(:ER/4, SMITHS, BRASS AND COACH FOC N LUIS, CABIN ET-MAK F RS, ke. By Mews. 11011N8, Oa the premises, on MONDAY NEXT, and live fallowing elan at Twelve tit:lock, by direetitm of the Assignees, P V. very v‘tensive and elegant STOCK of 1 GOODS in the above branches, and is the highest preservative, all the houscho'd furniture plate, linen and eking, a various piece of nicchaiiisin intruded as a model fur stage repriseistation ' of Slr. Richard Lost, fernishing iron monger, Vie. a bankrupt, at Isis house and insuutictory, No. t Ili, Long-A ere ; colaistMg of modern bright steel, j.:panued and cat iron rrinarr and oilier stews, eacellrnd wind-ul. kitalice ranges, smoke and wind-up jacks, haudsouie bright steel Smilers, and polodoll ties-iruss ' pedestnl and vase shiers, a •ary culenfilve aseartnirut of kitchen furnitare, coppci, cast and wrotn,;lit iron, Llack tits, trx. A giant Cl - rift) of japanned and plated goods, fashionable tea 'takeoffs' orris, Grecaa ball hour sod lanterns, with patent burners, a capital iron door and (runt, three feet two Indies wide, and na at two lochs', high, with (oar folding doors and ele ,,notpaime's, inonblings, sod two cast iron chests. - . The eabairt true 1111 l nc.ry cosi:ids of a eery useful and weld selected stuck of all kinds of cabinet hers work, brass nod iroa lack', lava and iron bie,Tes, &F. a lug. and Wet. m,ishtd asscrtment of home-mode coach plated goods.• 'the win king tools and tistrires, which will he sold the Ift*t de), consist of a capital draw bench, eiglaters it et long, with double. power, patent rkam, large cast dy wheel, eti ileac touting lathes and tools, long work benches a ith Orin ere, and mensal viers, nearly new, two-fly pressk and il,es, a I.llllllpiliK pn as, two large double forges, with patent lire irons, helloes, and lead pipe, three anvils MI blociat, three MOH forges, and melting furnace, with implements fur cast leg, a crest variety of metal, lewd, and wood patterns, no ex pease having been spitted in smkiiit and selecting the same, • krct. quaotit% of stadia' and Arms-founders' forge and beach working tok., new sad useful into, as czcollcut market tilt ed mot, and set of harness, • i u-i;betied track, coginr, w ith IratLer pipe, boom, himself. &c. complete, by Hadley, and asaserou• cane articles. May be vim.td on Friday and Saturday preceding, and rarb surabig of vile, u tares catalogues may be bad on the premiers, and of hours. Robins, Coveut-garden. SERVICE OF ELEGANT PLATE, INCLUDING A PEOFt'S. lON OF GILT AND CHASED ARTICLES, THE LATE PROPERTY OF A FOREIGN AM BASSADOR OF DISTINCTIVN. By Messrs. ROBINS. At their Specious Rooms, Plana, reveut-Ganke, est TV ES -1).1,1, Jane 14, at Tnelveo`clock, t SPI.EN DID SERVICE of I'LATE, con / 11 thieleg about Slit Tbrinsand Ounces, the late Pro perty of a Foreign Anihninaske of distinction, comprising tune,' awl corers, a complete service of dishes sad plates, ice pails, and mode: tot to correspond, email. sticks 514 brim-hes, chaseddittss, large and small tcaboards and waiter', c1u ,, c.1, tea and coffee swim, cruet frames, dish erns... aned lamps, sauce bolts, domed tea-canis.sters, task-snows, rod superb silver-gilt India ornaments fur perfvner, a :ntigi.iticr sit si:ver-Fill sad 'avast sacramental vase, knir , r, folks, and spoons, together with a casket sf suml.tnon% elks, . Ihi t hole in. ybe si..wed ten Ba t s mitre to the Stile, and (atlantic, Lail in Costa-garden. SALES BY AUCTION. LEIGH earl S. SOTII Rookseilers, at their house, No. 14 Strand, Catherine-4nel, On THURSDAY N ::XT, Jam !I, and two folk-; lig rt s y r, at Twelve o'Cluek, VALUABLE and Elegant Collection of 111 L. BOOKS. selected with superior judgineut and taste , many of which are on her,e paper, and bouud is Horne., and Russia leather. Bring a Portion of the Library of very distinguished Collector, brought from his scut in i% shire. Among which ar e, I'atesby's Carolin e , a ru l e • an orig:nal coloured set ; libeler's Journey into Greece., hr ; ;; paper, blue Turkey; Bentham, Ely, oith MS. Notes, be Mr. Coh— ' Slexer nK nostrum Seethe, Russia ; Holy orb., published by :Murtha, first impressions fillekpperrr, fished by Boyden, proofs, large antisinall plates; . o .„ Etchings, by Bartok:xi, proof impressions ; Nonlez's Trave:s,eriginsi edit. itiFtercti, lar , „;e paper; D iike of Orirallet Octal, i rota. large piper, Morocco • l'aiirtings in the Lifts of Titus, original edition; Houbraken's Heads, large pap er , .., Bosnia; Thomson's Seasons, with Hamiltun's -11,. ;1:11 rue yK rbly bound in Morocco; Thomson's Seasons, 14.4.4 sad Etchings to ditto, unique ; BouteroueMontiotes de In France. Morocco ; Gibbon's Rome, 6 vu:s. Morocco, the Auilun't own copy ; Gerardc's Herbal, by Johnson, liiissia ; Navi gation' de Nieoley, platens after Titian , coloured ; Mahn. rhos Pepin et Wyttenbach, to vols. Russia; Pere Inks Gronuvii, large paper; with many when equalli yak able. To be viewed To-morrow, wad Catslogoto to be oele . tad at toe place of bak. OLD ° CflAl`if:E. CHEAPSIDE. Second Part of as elegant amortment of modern UPHOLS TERY and C.tiIINET FURNITURE; euswprising Or- Ire:111 pedestal and cellaret sideboard, ; drawing room Pala, made in fanciful and tlegagt style; ruse-wood and mahogany card-tallies; Grecian pedestal twelve sets basalleotne auslingmay and japanned chairs, finished and ormuncuted with brass, and utireed in satin hair ; purple and red 31mocco leather; Tinkey and Drussois carpet. the ; avvrral tea oats, and table services; table clock, and other valuable Effects; the property of Mr. Alexandre Junes, 'merchant, and intended to have been shipped fur Ile Biazils, lout detained, and will be sold by virtue of a Nil of Satc:harincbmit re Inured to Mr. Great Rom. • fur the enurement) , of Sale: My Maws. LIMB and Co. At Mr. N (Lent Boom, Qlii 'Change, (iseapside,TlllB DAY and To-isurcuw, at Twelve o'Cloclt, percinpturil), ALI-the Elegant E.rTECTS; Cidinptising four elegant four-Punt bedsteads apd thralture, mode is a fashionnbk stile, cuarh-top, field and tent ditto; eserllod novae feather and down beds ; rionMe apd single eurrnotsk drawers; large seerstaire vtd bookcases; an excellent soot. rube ; several sideboards, of various I. ; large chimer), and pier classes; ditto in rich burnished gull frames; lorze Brussels anal Kidelerniiiister car ats; several and CrEcian ; cylinder wash-hand stands; three pair rard.tahles, library (IAI , ', ladies dressing, read lug, and writing ditto ; beautiful lire armpits Nunn stair's ; a table cluck ; lieu pair handsome tut glass lustre candle 'ricks; handsome prints; fire-arms, :sc. The whole of which must 61 I , Jill Wit hum t reserve. * e s Catalognts to be had at the Place of Sale. ELEGANT VILLA, WITH LAND, lILEWUIITH. • 14 Mr. BATES, At Gangway's Coffee-house, 'Chturn-alley, mg FRIDAY, Jane 9, at One, elegant FREEHOLD VILLA. adjoining Sl to Twickenham-park, and conunandiett • beautiful View of Rkiamoid.hritige and Hill;' It consists of 1111 excel hat Haase and nearly twelve Ames of Lad, divided into Pleasure-ground goal Pastan, well *eroded, a six stall snag with loft and room over, and coach-hoes* for three VA' Ones Great port of the house has been lately built, and the rest thoroughly repaired, and contains on the gromd door a lane r.ftoance-hall and staircase, breakfast parlour, drawing room sou feet by ago, and dining-parlour, which three rooms front the river a lust bed-room, deeming -roots, await pantry, stir-elm:et, and backodairs, on the find flan au ell gaol drawing-room, commanding a bate preapett over Richmond Gantt ..s, three best bed-rooms, a dressr"- room, and two water-clusets ; on the attic story, two lame attics and five garrets. The Wilms are very convenient-- The Pasting Land was againarcd lust year at a comaidereiti.: expease, and is ia very good condition. By the aisle of th e River is • Terrace Walk, within as Iron Balling, and It.. alma., of um Premises arc incloord with a :taxi' Fruce; 601,1 up and dadilied in a style of elegant nratnves, and suttub:e fur a needs of Reek. Particulars are preparing, soul may be had in a few days trf Mr. Rotas, Welbeckestrert. DEACON/FIELD, DUCT E.-IFREETIOLD LSTA3 TWENTY-THREE MILES FROM LO?iIXIN- By Mr. BATES, At Caraway% Coffee-bouse, on WEDNESDAY, Jane 1:4 • at One in ♦ Luta. _ - I J OT I.—ls a most &riptide and genteel RESI DENCE, with Gardens, (flirts of everg description situate in the broad aidbeautifilt rill tge of Beaconsfield, Backs, at, much adm . .red fur its dry and healthful situation. and tied less MI for its select neighbourhood, abounding with field sports, and embracing every whin:tar fur conveyance to and from town, almost every hour. This charming little vilbute k surrounded by the beautiful Munition of his Grace the Duke of Portland; Bulairode through which are, by prriMssiou, delightful rides, and the last estates of Nr. Dupree and Nlr. H alter. The house conierises an excelkiit entrance hall, a large diiiing parlour, with communications bi a bnielrunie bowed breakfast room, looking over a t eo lithl gariima, a ben drawing room looking socr the ger des,) au excellent stairea , e teniiiire to a bow library over breakfiud MUM, a lame bow bed route over the droning room, and two ether le st bed rooms and ele-nts, and this %crania,' rooms uver, with a communication to laundry awl attires by a separate st•irease. °theta consist of • Revd houistreepti's room, a kitchen adjoiaiug, footmen's pantry, larder, store closet, wine and beer cellars, out id ficis, brew-house, wash-house, coach. haute, flirt-testi:llrd stable, with good tuft unit anaemic room, a handsome ph.. sure sal kitchen garden, conibiume pletkore and profit, with a rouininnicatiou to a lane, a loss n hinds is Wu:4M Lot II very e.:zilde fur laying to Lot I The 1111.111 e premises air freehold, very substantial, uell•lniilt, of the oust reepset mile appearance. On lease to Dr. rerri , , which cemies st Christmas next. The home and °Sires ere titbit up and *Wished in &host rule style of elegance um: very recently:at a greet expenee, forming n delighful rrsubnet for a gent, .4 family, or a 'lmo of a fashion. Lot 11-1 s Teo FREEHOLD COTTAGES, oppesite the back uf. the Gorden, with garden mad orchard of (mirt h-id loud, about me acre, with bares and row-house, rcry desirable for adding to Lot I. fur coachlard, kitchea-garden, 4:a.. Lot Ill—l. Two FREEHOLD MEADOIIS, about imarter of a .site from the first and aretiod Lot, is a state of cultivation, cunt endue about eight acres and a heti Lot IV.—HARRIAS 1%1R:0, within a quarter of n of the Church, at acres, I rood, 14 perches, of freehold pas tore and arable laud, with cottagrs, barn, arc. There si , six itielosuree witiiin a ring fume, bounded by agreeable Lanes; tine Spurting over a pleasing nod he antilal comae! , with eseellebt rinds, center! neighbourhood, and good eat. r the above situate shout twenty-three mike front I.onilon. Situation considered pavticiaLii ly well disposed to place e villa, college, or Lunt on. About oue rbOUS3II:I sttierrie . shrub and trees planted 4111 obis form about three yeas- since, sad are now is a tionrishiigi state, with a fee bath , reams _ - o 'te viestettl, with leave of the Tenants, by et &retire 0 Air. Utters, No. 5, 11 eiliek.strect, Jon. The Latitl-ttec in cedceitictl. The Pr nook* sac repair. men) ponnes hsciog Lcru recently et pimical Flo silent. Janie* is in of the Imod whieb is in owe:lent* contliti 4444 ; pasxasiea tit which tray bulirousediatt•ly, upon ita)asset.t of the valaittites of the nog.' LONDON: Prialetl It) (:. DtVIDSON, O. 79, t' l . anstwell-entirt, earel-btrert, an publishiel at tla. No. 15. I4:u•k of St. Eleatrw Churrb, Strar.t, In .1 WHITE, of sane place —oroen, ear fur thla P. • tram Is the Office, fittat paiel , 3 will lK ,:1613 attete,:ra t• 0 l it' 5141 wetly rm the (thus Bon *4ll Pi iac AA alre. N,C II bvtav Jul +, v 1 r do I; at hi Jinn• --.~, Vail