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LAW INTBLLIGENCE. C;11fIRI OF KING'S BENCH, GUMCIIIILL, MAT 25. Sattlags at IViii Prirx, Won Lord Oil Jasiire ELLIO:1103.0CGII. CLARICE o. WIS,TI4OIti. This was an adion upon a Policy of Insurance against fire, on the ship Hero, for one calendar month. _ The ship, in question, was a vessel taken from the French, and brought into the Harbour of Ports mouth. The insurance was made on behalf of the captors, and the policy under-written upon the terms, that the ship should be safe rumored in the harbour of Portsmouth,during the period for which the insurance was mach. It appeared that the ship was acci dentally burnt within that tione, and the thion was brought tor an average loss. Upon the evidence it came out, that the ship in question was first moored off the beach, in order to clear her bottom ; she was then removed to Hardway ; and, lastly, was moored at March's wharf, in order the more conveniently to take its her cargo; but she had never been taken out of the harbour. From this the AT TOklltv-Gew RAI, on the part of the Underwriters, contended, that it was a ma terial question, whether the removing the vessel from her muotings at one place to the other, was not a discontinuance of the risk ? and witether the laying her Jon on the beach to clear her bottom, was such a risk as, by this policy, made the Under writers liable? Lord ELLErrsoaouati thought, that where a ves sel was only removed from one pact of the harbour m the other, for the more conrenient purpose of repairs, or of taking in her cargo, provided she did not go beyond the bounds of the harbou-, speci fied, and appeared to be safely moused at the different parts of the hat-blur, whence she had been so removed, according to the policy, it was not such an aa as could void the policy. The Jury accordingly four.d a verdia of 331. Ss. lid. for the Plaintiff. 'ATV& and °Timm W. ORIMTIIII. This was an adinn to recover the stun of '2 101. advanced by the Plaintiffs to the Defendant. 'flie Plaintiffs were formerly Bankers at Whit fly/. and the Defendant had been their prlnzipal arse managing clerk. At a atpolated salary of 2001. per MINIM In consequence of ssme disagreement between these parties, the Detendaix was dismissed, and had rssessed himself of the sum in question, on the gronnds of there being an averment between him and the Plaintiffs, for the space of five years ; that they had no right to dismiss him until the end of that term; and having done so, be was authorised in detaining that sum, being the balar.ce which would be due. to him in Wkober next, at which period the agferment trm rtied. The necessary proofs being made by Mr. Le_tke, in his cross exa mination by Mr. GA ItflOW, for the Dcfsn !ant, it came one, that two of the Plaintiffs were surgeons and apothecasies, and the third a Gentleman of property. The two former still enntintted to pr.ic• is their profession. file Learned Conned was proceeding to regret the death of Mr. Sher Icy, a ma terial witness. said, for his Client, when Lord Extst.suaovests obseiv'A, " How can you chum you sale y by iiitic;piti ..r. Mr. Gam now_.. We certainly have no remedy now here, my Lord, we mist only gts- •.e apo thecaries an emetic in a CAM o! Equity."—Verdis food* Plaintiffs 101 ELECTiuN r. 6 Lac; &INCE. The 'Winn of a Rep , esentative for the county of Edinburgh took place on ve,terday se'nnight, in the Parliami nt House, when ate Rt. Hon. R. Dundas of Melville., President of the Board of Controul, was unanimously tee hos•-r.. An elegant entertainment was given in the afternoon by desire of Mr. !Nadas (who is attending his official duties in London) to the Elators, and a number of Noblemen and Gen tlemen ; Mr. Sheriff Clerk in the Chair. Many loyal and appropriate toasts (accompanied by the band of Mr. Gow) were given, several excellent songs were sung. and the evening concluded with the greatest harmony and ennvi►iality. On Saturday, the ltith inst. Mr. William Adam was averted Member for Kinross-shire. A protest was taken, on the ground that six free days had not elapsed from the day of puhlicatinn. The Right Hon. Sir William G-ant, Master of the Rolls, in the High Court of Chancel y. was, Na the 18th instant, at a full and very respeCtaLle meeting of the freeholders, unanimously re-deft er! Representative in Parliament fur the ccunty of On Monday. Captain Jnhnston Hope, one of the Lords of the Admiralty, was unanimously seeded the liep esentative of the county of Dum• fries. Thies is the fourth time the gallant Captain has bees successively chosen to this distingui,had situation. On FridAy last, the Magistrates and Council of Sanqubar unanimously voted an address midis Ma jes.y, for his firm and effeaual opposition on a recent occasion; and, on the same da y, the Maps. traces presented haseph Gahm, F.sq. of Ellieslard, with the freedom of that burgh, as a mark of their respell for that Gentleman. 'Thomas Wright, Esq. is elected Delegate fcr the borg:i of Stirling, and Alexander IdaLterton, Esq. for the bore of Culross. They ate both in the interest of General Campbell, of Moi.zie. 20, 13U7. _ . The 4L+/ion -sf a !Wenner of Parliament fur this ct:enty too l / 4 yoace yesterday, when, on tho motion raf Coleatel :4014y, 01 Ahercairr.ey, seconded by Pat:rson, of et:ale Handy, the Right Hon, Lord James Murray was unanimously eles'led, by a more ntimerous meting of freeholders than WP have far a long time witnessed on a similar nccasion. A Lige parry of El-aors, and Noblemen and Gentlemen connedvd with the county, having afterwards d ned with Lard James at the :lain ta:im Inn, many loyal and appropriate toasts were given. The Prio:ras Royal, fur London, h burnt at De mer.irs r r.• On nursday la s t, 912 youths, of Myth sexes were cm.firmed in the csv.edrisi stituch of Curbsle i by .140 Bishop of C*111411144 POLICE. SARI. IM BOUGH-STREET, VV 25. Pairkk Enright WAS brought to the bAr, charged with the wilful murder of Henry O'Brien, at the' fair of Knockaderry, in the county of Limerick, an Ireland, on the 19th of December, 12035. The Prosecutor, Charles O'Brien, brother to the deceased, swore most positively that he was prevent with the deceased on the morning of the 19th of December, 1803, at the door of a tent, in the fair, where the deceased was in the of of paying money for cattle sehMh be had bought that morning, when the Prisoner at the bar struck the deceased one vio lent blow with a scythe on the head, from front to poll, by which the hat and scull of the deceased were cut. That the deceased died of the wound at four o'clock in the afternoon of the same day ; that at the time of the stroke. the Prisoner was ac companied by a party of 'boat forty persons, all armed with scythes and swords ; that it was not possible then to apprehend the Prisoner, or his ac complices, so great was the consternation, while every one wis running away for safety; that bills oc•indi9rnelit had been found against all the parties, in the cowry of Limerick, at the Spring Assizes, in 180 G, when they all, except the Prisoner, came in, and stood their trial, but were acymitted, in consequence, be believed, of the Pris.mer having absconded, who was the principal, and who was not discovered until a few days ago, when the Prosecutor found him out in Lon! so, and procured his apprehension. The Prosecutor de posed, that he himself had been only seven weeks in England. during which time be laboured for his living. The Prisoner, in his defence, s'u'ed, that it was proposed that two parties should fight a battle at the Fair, a-sd that his party had likewise one of them killed in the affray. But the MAGISTRATE observed, that where mur der had been committed, and charged against the Prisoner, who had ahsconclid. he mint go before a Jury, and ordered him to be fully columned fur trial. The Prisoner was attended by a great number of people, and some momentary apprehension of disturbance about the door of the Otlice was enter tained as the Ptisouer was conduaed away. Ann Pett swore examinations az . ainst a Camel nighy, who lodges at the house of a Mrs. Hughes, King -street, corner of Nassau -street, for seizing, and violently beating and dragging her about his lodging, and pirting her in fear and danger of her life, from which she was relieved by a woman. on hearisig her cry out " Murder !" The Will appear ed to be, that Mrs. reti is a washer-worn in, living at No. 10, Mend's-court, and had • bill for wa4a ing due to her from the Colonel, which the exped ed to obt4in, under a menace, or attempt to take back the mad' -up linen. She had nt.t aftually t sken them ,away, ant, therefore, the assault was admi.t2d to have been r-,:nmitted. Ni(bolas Brown, in the profession or c.lling of a general waiter, was brought to the Isar, ch Mr. Daniel O'Br.en, (who keeps the Sheaf of Wneat public house, Drury-Line.) with having, nn Siro. day, broken the window, and pulled up the ft sr nt the apartment which he occupies, as it loiger, in Mr. O'Brien's house, end creating great alarm and contusion in the house, by such unaccountable sets of violence and injury, without any prov.ication wlia.soever The Prisoner, a very decent looking ASAP, (a nat:ve, as he said, or nitintrm,) in his de fence said, that, in consequence of some plan he was thee conc.!iving in his head, uoknown to an, p !SIM but himself, as was his frequent praftice. he had committed the adts charged against hain; but cotild assign n 3 reason for so doing. It appearing. that, at other times, he was very quiet and inoffentilie, and that his manner and address were incoherent, Mr. O'Brien, with mush seeming concern, humanely forgave him. C4PT.II.V K. KENT. Copt. R. Kent, of the Royal Marines, belonging to His Majesty's ship the Gametes, who, at :he head of a small dnachment of that corps, fell, on the evening of the 27th of February last. in as un successful attack upon a Eying hold in possestion of the Turks, in the Island of Prate, ne..r stantinnple, was the second son of Sober Keur, L'q late Mayor of Cork. Re entered into the .Marine Corps at an early period of his life, in which he served with credit for 26 yvas. Dining the lwe war he served on board Le livoNowe, under Sir J. B. Warren, Bait. and was with him on t::e Quibe ran expedition. He afterwards was at:it/mud Adjutant to the Division of Marines", and served in that situation until the conclusion of the war. In the present contest, he served as Captain of Marines on board the V,serable. of 74 guns, under the command of Capt. John Hunter; and on the of the 24th of November, 11304. was ship.wrecked in her on the rocks in Torbay. Diming that tee menial's night he never Tutted his commander, hut stood alongside of him on the broadside of the ship, with the sea breaking over them, until the whole of the crew were saved. After quitting. the wreck. that part of it on which they stood was soon separated horn the remainder, buried in the set!, and never more seen. He was then ordored to Ireland upon the recruiting sei vice; and on his return was embarked on board the Caws,. In landing upon the Island of Prate, he advanerd with his party towards an I.ld monastery, seated upon as eminence, in which it was supposed there were only a few Turks, but in that he was deceive ; for upon his art ivirig at the foot of the hill on which it stood, he received a heavy fire from all parts of the building—through the windows, loop holes, &c. S 1 f his people fell ; but he rushed up the hill et the head of his brave c - impanions,. and set fire a the gate of the monastery. Finding his force very inferior to that of the enemy, he direfted a signal to be made for assistance. A se vere coaflitt ensued, in which lie continued animat ing his men. until he received a ball through his head, which instantly deprived him of life. Tkomar, Poisson, from Lisbon for London, is captured, and carried into Boulogne. The /Hoe, Kaysca, arrived at Liverpool from Barbadnes in 30 Jays, sailed in company with the Lary, WILSON, and the Pepe, %Is.'s& ram. for Liver pool, and p.rted from them eight or tea dips aEir e in lat. V 30. liars. GO. SPORTING. V.T.EUIGEAVCE. MANCI - 113 RACES. WlDittiDay, Mar 20. A Sweepstake of lOgy. each —oa t ma , Lord 'Tr: u. c• It, by Br • rough . I . Mr. J. t:Liti .11's ti ty, ay 4 pll Tat . . 2 . ...tr L.irr's bay c..it , by Niellsit v.hian 9 Sir William GPriril't br. blly, by Ha.nbittonim . 4 EJ. 11.iiiiii.ii, Et/l.'s c e. by Lord Strialiirri% Georg b Ed. it uttitim, Lel '4 iiay filly, Elm., 11 M ‘ rtb , dr. S ..,,e 1.1. v, a Maiden lidte of bib.—Euto Milo Heolir Mr. B....tusnii's bty h•.,a- , agad 4 1 1 . . Mr. Ilimizti , `, bey mare, 4 years old . . 0 3 2 Mr. Man i'i cet hlrre,l* , afalgar, sy. o. . 0 2 Li Mr. %V. tg!.t.', c't. ii. Creepilig la, It, alkl . 3 • t Lord Gru,vetrus's brown hi.r r, 5 y. ur 4a. . • THt RSDA Y. A nut tees Sweep:takes, of legs. eaelt—Four Miles Chat! , s Smith, black geld Eg. vela.) Mr I. hay g-blitig, by I ianiblotomas,. Edw.."' It a,bloa, Esq.'s wow. mile, Mane. Same D ky, a Plate 0(701. by three and four years old co:ta, he. , . l'wg. Mile Meats. • Mr. Sr, nio.ir'slr h. Seers Williani 6 0 1 I ;il, %‘. W. Wysi.ie'ib. f. Mad. Presle, 3y. 1 0 2 2 Mr S , ,,,int,'s black colt, thear, fly 9 3 9 de Sr. MSy kner e. e. Sir S.icraolit, 47. . 2 dr. M.. 11.rri.'s e. ni %Vrexham.l..34, 4y. . 4 dr. . _ . . Mr. A,kgnson't b. cnit, 9 'cm's oil b er. Mr N atoo's b. c. Dreadnought, y. . 7 dr. Mr liodron% b m. 0., 4 year. old dr. Saatc Day, the Maucheater Stake%, of lOgs. each, with frsl, ad..1ed....4.1‘r Futir Mirr Heat. Mr. Murk'. hr. horse, Sir Sato o,ua, 4 rears old . 1 F.I. RI Alton. F...:q.'i br. bosae, Young Chariot, Ei y. .. 2 F. D. AA cv, E..q '. ch. R. N wtoo, by Mark 3 Mt. Carr's bay tort, .1y u uy I laniti:,..t.iinan 4 Mr rila. 4 .lall's btu;, t.,y 44,1 Tat . , b . . 1.41 d (;,ey's b c., t, t.v IS, 1111 l isbro,jh 6 Juseoh Hanson, k . ..n.'s hot.e, Manonetter . . * dr. J. Tuor t e, Esq.'s :.;SYV hotole, Trafalgar . dr. Mr. Naliora's I,a. c. DA . ..itautiglA, 3y, .ild . . dr. Tho.n A Rou.thre, E.l. cn : 11.4 t 511,, by Waxy . dr. Criari.., Smith, E...q..i. bay .nare, Haig . . dr. ritiDool. A Hunter's Sweepstakes, 1.40. eac:s. Fur mile% Gad code by Getstlenteri. Char!es Smith, Esc.'s bla• sr gelding . (walked over.) F. D. /,wiry. bay g by Pf Falward Ruabt .a, I.'t bro•rt maw, Maria J W Astley, Litt', bay geldog, by Staasior.f. 2.:ne , a Pr.t.r! • (Sit ler a:I age*. Four.rnile }Team Sir W. W. Is.th.orrai deartugian, • yra C.OU Mr. II&)oalte'v roast MI, 4 yrs old . 2 2 Mt l'ag,;:art's bay MAIM, S11141410:1C4, di; Sane Day, a Mach, batweau Cnarlea Smith. rsi.`a bar colt, by Mark, 3 yrs eta, to Dray 7a. Cio. and '...Jaard El.'. bay 111:y, by Mars, yri oid, 703 cArry 74. fur b.sg. ea h. Oae Two-mile 11.1e:.A C:aa tat. SATURDAY. A Nate ar 5:1, rot beaten lier,es during the week. Three- mile bete. Socol,d hor:c to nate Mr. Nalton's b.co:t, Drea.lnotil„:lt. y F. D. ,vtriey, c. g. Nea•t•.n. ♦ arrow. Mt. ti!!y, 4 yrs old , Admiral. Mr I'l•+tlts..r. b. ma , a, 4 it% old. Mr. Bil,,iegtro.'s tray co:C, torn Thumb, $ yrs old. YORK smtist; MI - F.IINC. SATURDAY, MAY t 3. MAW) for lt.o.l)yi. J.vt rsi't tr.l hr.lf . His RII t; - .r P.lnc-. of VV. la's b. c. Trafd!gar, by Go. lio”no, 8 t 7.:. . 1 . . . Mi Wast'i 3. c r.tiotescuck, by Sc! . .rdnill, 2.t. . 2 • 6 and 7 t., 4.n I s rof,..g.ir WWI e. y. Mods 6. , 1 2),r: 'Y., milts. Mr. k1,'.1141,',. Or. f. by H..roletrolian, dam by Trump. tur, O. VII). . I . . Mr Weutworth'r rhos. Lily, by Ormond, dam by Pheno• inette . ., N t fib. 2 . . . 71,4un M. Mr MTN.letlilly. A irrod ram and won by • about a meek #AVAL INTELLIGANCE. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 23. 4ear-Admiral Martin is expeaed here, to hoist hic a.t g oo Toesday next, on board the 41.1aaragose of 74 guns, Capca•n Otway, for the Mediterranean station. Tbr Admiral is to shift his flag to the gamete:, of 98 go• s, off Cadiz ; and Captain Inglis is appoint • t cornotar.d her. Sir Arthur Paget, Minister to Constantinople, also goes out in the 3featagur ah- will sail in a few days. Capt B. Martin is appointed to the Pri,ler of Mkt; Capt. Borestind, to the thee; Capt. Rosen hagen, to the releze Capt. Stsepheard, to the Bantor. This day a Court Ncartial was held (at his ORO request) on Capt. John Avscough, cf Hi. Majesty's ,hip &keen, tor baring (mitred a musket, I sadcd with ball, to be fired into the :Wm.'. a ship unier his convoy from Jamaica. whereby Charles Butt was wounded. Tne charges were not proved, and Capt. Ayscougli :.vissfally aerswel. Hear Minim' Sir f. Coffin, President. NAY 24. Arrived the Neied frigate from a eruiser and ihe Mommiaisecer, Captain Unfair!, trom tiew York for Fonningrn, dettined by the toce.i gun-brig. Sailed His Majesty's ships Ilieetwid and Faroe, it, with the fleet for Attica, k:.—Wind E. PLYMOUTH, MAY 22. Arrived the !vol.'', gon-brig. Lien Morris. Sailed the if r; ..9. u •••, Capt. Ficid,og, fur the Coast of France.—Wind LtAL, NAY 24. Caned-men fmm Nom raterday after io>t, and 3411ei for Portsmouth, Hi; .M,..j..5ty% alopi eilhan's And Malabar. Arrove i the bier sloop of w.tr, from a cru:se.— Wind E S.E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. G AAAAAA ND, MAT V 4 —.-tieuterl the 1 - .;;idl.4clmn, Aurtererm, for Su. mans ; the Drape; Lanfair, fur N. Murk ; the POI. Lead, Grouhari, for Motteiloos; tM Ntaiunr , Wmbtl4, for Guttrhthurgh; the VnJeavt.or, J.,tres, for ; the Thomas and Sar.h p Seismal; amt the Mary Ilt.iesr, litratdsor, fur Lisbon. In the Rim—the Maly Ne w ymit. At Coare,..the A wilutd.un, cud the Native, fro.e New York At ili.riyhead—•the Durhea of Cambedand, front St. Domingo At Lvirefrera-..the Orlando. —, fro, philArtelphia. At Kittiale-•-the Hyttet. ar,r.l4, awn Ncrw (1:1, ans. la too Ciyde—tha Genasal Boact, 15. Kew Chive 3 .%t liaoloodoes—tlie !Lope, Inoman ; W•lonn ; /mak C , •rk; Harker, Imm Vtlasouthi Ech... Rowe; Wow kkaack, 1 .ad tb. Ilaater, buns London. At Plailadel.liia—olve New )-rosy, Croak, fro* At St. L.0r.1.--tke 14 "I ; M.taditors. truzu Africa At Tomato.lark.. Dock, Colley, (mai Aletea. At G , enada—oh.. awl Aory, pm Afrie. At suotaano-..the 1 1 1 , rullo, at fn.= Af rry ; C 740•• store, Ja4ves, hole Lmeristeli Ctiatuty is klartioty, Starting, from Laudon. Vl' MARKETS. . CORN FAL:II46I(A, MAT Vs. There is -bat? smilelling +apply of WA tat armed Illsrhet ; fine samples 11:1,1 Isvt pfICCA, AIM ”lilt, uat, t t , near as. and 44 piss gustier 4owe.t. The •Alpol, at. fivr e , igloo, which, with Ma.t, have link vat &torso Whit., Pea, 67A .heaps j He. •of the two 0.4. al.o. Tltere T. 'aortal riv.,ll. of V0e,.. t .. Olt., and Wit trade it flow, fully at lancer. rertcy. Flour plentAful, sod near ss. per sack lower. - - Cal itRF.N r PRICE (..IF VV beet..... • ..4G. GO.. 74k. +I, 41. 44 Fine Od. T,ck [ken (do.) 404 4, . 4 : Rye Mi't 60. G 7.. Od Rape beed......g1, et, S W hotc . bd. 0!. Fine hour .... dles . • 4Or li.. lid secn.,rl. sa, &5 pun:v.3 01.' HAY ANH 4TRAW, DATUNDI.V. -- IT i 4 0411 . 4 WirltClilAttL. H ST ....if rill $ li kOd Hay 41 oi , ...„ 5tr.w..... 4. I+. a 31 $. titi 144.. Ol ..... 4 . IV 6I sr nu—kr 14. . rio4.k. Ufa 14in OA rs. rorgPts K ent 5l Os to CI 0. 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N.,wy Ligqg /I.thi1,t1,, 1,014 Sto -tz • 'O'i I,,dta ISut.,l , Vlcehettult Haas Is. 5,.. prctn. E,,,,i , ,,b Lottery Ticket. , T, AISH, Stark-Ileoker, No, 4, Cornhil. and 9, Clumniperrot. On Th.n,hr ~wing. the 21st ,tint, at A, r how , n Tharxatre.t, hi.inehtsver. guar% t 1,3 "Duchims do Caw of a sou. MARRIAGES. Oz. Tliumity, at Cl,:joiot church, D. R. temingtoo, f;;lpliain 1it0,1.1. to Copland, dinkier of talb•.ti Esq. of Capt.arn. On %t refue.d.qr, the gOth '^Atant, at Ackwnrth thatch, +l , th e Rey. W R. Hay. John Hutrood Jwsop. Esq. of 1 1 T.i, in List c. , unty of L.nogtont„ to Mts. Sally. of Mitaunn Pin t Yorkshire. DEATHS. On Monday ineitnhig, Wont., an infant SOO Of Mr. amte I, of Great 0, mead street. On Thus sw ' th. 1 4th Instant, at her house in hash, in ilia lllst year of heirage. Gibbons, ten "1 the late Sir John t.;lleions, hart. 1;,11. st.d ntother to the present Sir Win h 51,,., :Sm. • Last ast.elt, ed,sneed aye, Rev.taanvelCo.ice, mar. years sitar of Feetuingten, near 4t•rostap7-. lit refuel to • at is moil haat. in apparently goad liegants, and tits next morning W s 'must! a corpse. At Warrisactod, Mertes Dalrymple, Esq of the erlt Dn. go n Guards, sec.iod tam of the late Lied %tresdhall THIS DAY, L 1110m....6 mies.allier.. 610ren... 26 ma am. I GEort 4' AR o, LoMBARDSTREET —DEM ARLf LE ‘SE. Ht►USPIioLD FURNITURE, VALU MILE STOCK ►)F PRIME SrACIONERT. TWO THor. SAND I lECEs OF CHOICE PAPER HANGING.% Sl IRCE ORIGINAL DRAWINGS. DRAWING ate. By Mr BUR lON. TO-M:SE ROW, and two following days, at Eleven, to tie No. 10, Georee-yard, Loniliard-street, by dint• firm of alto Assignees of Mr. Win. Virtual!, Stationer, a 11 in Its opt, r 1111 E LEASE th. PREMISES, valtubte I stock in trade, and household furniture. The mock itt ci toilet ten thousand pieces of fashinn..ble ripe's, rich tame, real Moine ornaments, utlginal draelnr, by eminent rain, highly c +loured transpateneirs, medallion% drawings, Jar tee snate.ials, sr.ri,ty of chimney ornaments, work boxes sad tact articles, an asaortmelit o. sne •ritiog paper, colour- d meth black lead pencils. crayons, India surf Japan Jrc_ fie furniture c of four-post and cmcb-top Irdsoadsi pr :ite•l entt-in furniture', window curtains arid clean boidl3:, set of nialingany diem= tables, man...ratty eetl.Kt sidabei4 dutib!e anti single 6111111 of dramas% essoeliewsembogarsyysoll aid Pe:r.art.le tails , pier glass -", suabrigany and 411.1 Rhirlerminsto• cerium, and rateceilo.c.i Pattnelit at one o'clock, the first day,.wi I he •••• the tiesititi:a of the premises. held on leas , • at a wen la' rent. N. B The Immune wi Ibe sold the Ant day. • Tr. sleed this and atom . iag of ssitse when Maw and I.a , tieulars may bo 614 on the premises; of Alr SOiKilof. Cetvendishdq.kafit j an 4 of Mr. tan, 62, Coruhill. NEAT HOUSE, WALLED GAR OEN, COACH Who:. AND STAPLE, CLAPTUN TIIRRACE: R 7 PUKTON, On THURSDAY, the i(ith Joie, at Twelve eCtock, it Grr.rui a, rr!-IE LEASE, for A hnut Nineteen Years. with immediate oi-ovation, Is a neat, gonvement f) , •% ELh !NG-NOUSE, aret...blv I.te.ate in • ret i ,eBmble iteigw'cue hood, within the eter didanee of Nur miles from loon, b rot N.I. , Ct.ptnn T nra,e , ne.tr the Chapel, w ith full 1 , ` , " rnan:l of rich dive•vihed prospeSt. The realises en rain four chambers, spacious drawing dining rn,in and h.eaki.a parlour, en imawsicating with folding d•rnot, r><ctfMtt koii.e4 art•rwash-t:•ttue, and toilette dnawt.t.z conveniences I • PI! walled K....1en, a coacb-houlie a two-stall stable, with 1 % .: * conpounication. To be 'lewd till tilt. sale, sod decriptive part:colas , WA Ole Pillinim'S; at G itrawav's ; sad of Mr. button LUNT/ON t-71.1.ted by G. DAVII • SOI% Nn. 17. Dole" C " u " . IS"" °Sri", Covent•Ganteo, s..d pt.o.nlnd •t ** (lace. H.. IS, fleck of Nt. Clement • Church, W. STUCK, of No 7, New t..itow stvwc, Lob; A- , o,4ers, *e Alf II ie Paver, shot to the U;7.,,,2 (poet will be duly atetukel to. SALES BY AUCTION. PORTRAITS, DUTCH ETCHINGS, noon er WOULLETT, BOOKS DP PRINTS, &a. &c. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his Hens, N.. 31, in th o Strand, the Cartier of vxkl.. • gal hat, .:di., May 26th, and the Three following Dt f b ACC)L.I.E'.7TION 01 PRINTS: ircluding I . l lg . lish and Foreign Portraits; Etehi-gs by Breghem, Err. ding.n, R. de Jardin Potter, Ragman, Sw a n e y. It, Watertr, Van Dyke; the Span:olt Pointer, the Hogue, and &I or, kr. I'mnfy tot Woollen; Hauling's Portraits 1., shaltsprarr, Wet. re2tar's Artrikt, Riti.ttget% Works &e ac. eceisignial flee Abroad. Mit he virorel and Cat/Imam had.