The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-06-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POITSMOUTR. JUNE 1. Sailed the Tribune ft igate to join the squadron off Flushing ; and the Ajar transport, under convoy of a cutter, for Guernsey. Wind W. S. W. asAL, JUNE 1. Remain in the Dnwns the Atmore!), Utrecht, Ve teran, Aden:, and /../taihte, men of war i • Ls Vir ginia and La Seine frigates ; Bacchant, an d Scourge sloops of war ; Tar.'arsty, Farm, and Zebra bombs ; Lad), Warren, armed ship ; Miampek schooner ; with the coppered armed transports, and a fleet of out ward-bound vessels. FEtd‘t LLt/YD's LIST. GRAVg3INP. .11*Ni 1.-I'as.ed by the Emben Packet, Pe terson, from ; John and Elizabeth, Petiirs, from Vomits; Hendrick, Jai.obs and Fare Brothers, Green, from Embden.—S:d'ed the Berwick, Griffith, for Barbodoes ; Lord Middleton, Hawkins; and 11.1Z1VI, Williams, for Jamaica; Nell", Pielly, for Honduras ; Hes°, Allen, for Newfoundland ; J.ng. Elaabeth, Bloote Vrow Anna, Buss; and the Vrow Jeltins, Weyer, for Embden. EXTRACT fit) N ICINUTRS Or mimics Takes berme she Caen.iiimie ammeted to enquire into the buts of Ireland,as to it, Circulating Paper; its Specie and Curreot Can; and, the Exchange baweesi that part of the paned K.aertom cul Great Brit..in. The Right 'Pm. JOHN FOSTER, in the Chair. [SLCOND REPORT.) WALTER Bo RROWFS, Esq. again Examined. Says there is some part of his evidence be wishes to elucidate; viz.— As to the effeas of making large payments of loans, and other causes between England and Ire land, during the absence of a common medium, I conceive that such payments can only be made from tngland to Ireland to the extent of the balance of debt against Ireland, and that beyond that point it is impossible to go; because, when the claims which England has on Ireland have been emplored in this way, either by drawings from Ireland, or re mittances rom London, that then the power of this country to possess itself of Irish medium ceases, and 1 Ireland not hav-a.; a bullion market, and England not having specie in circuiation, that it would be - impossible; supposing, for instance, of a loan which should exceed by 1,001),(1001: the balance of debt against Ireland, to remit it by any human contri vance while the restri6tion continues. Dublin, in such a case, becomes a Vienna, or any other place on the Continent to which it might be necessary to transmit, from political causes, a lean or a subsidy; that is transmitting such loan or subsidy, the ba lance of trade against the Continent can alone be empl, yed, and beyond that, bullion or coin must be resorted to. Bank of England paper could riot be purchased in Ireland after the debt of Ireland to 'England was extingui.lied, because individuals could not afford to lock up their money in it, and it is not I a common medium in Ireland. Goods could not be resorted to, because.' have alr,:ady supposed the market to be filled with its usual supply, and the cost of such good-. included iu the balance of trade ; that the loans in England for the service of Ireland, and the loans in Ireland which have been remitted ' - front England, and which may average 2,500,0001. yearly since I 79 :.I conceive to about meet the ba lance of debt nhich has enabled England to transmit them. 'I his principle must be extended further to ache case of loans ceasing from Great Britain to Ire land, and the debt of Ireland annually to be the same; ha impossibility arises out of it to Ireland to pay this debt, Ales, a common medium be established be tween the ceusson:s, either in specie-or guineas. or paper, and the absentees cannot by any possibility receive remittances for their rents in such a state r of things; or the merchants for the goods sent into the country. How would a common medium remedy the case, • stated, of a continual balance Annually arising against Ireland ?—fn the first instance, by transferring a portion of that common medium to England, equal to the exteat of the debt, which would not pi oduce any great increase of the exchange, and by reducing the quantity of guineas or other medium remaining in Ireland, would have the effea of checking im ports, and meow agineexparts, to the dune degree as, under the presen, system of money, intercourse, without a coin medium, is produced by the in tervention of a high exchange (which is stated by others to diminish imports and encourage exports, but denied by mc), and must gradually operate to do away an unfavourable balance of debt against Ireland, and gradually to restore an equilibrium in the intercourse between the countries. By a corn *on medium, I allude to a common medium paper, to arise from a consolidation of the banks, or to the issue of specie by the restriaion being taken oft I am still of opinion that a common medium of pa- Br could be procured by a consolidation of the anks of England and Ireland, and that it would add ten per cent. to the income of all Ireland, paid in Bank of Ireland paper, whether spent at home or abroad, beyond its present value, considering it to be depreciated ten per o.u:t. agreeable to the rate of exchange; and that it would curb the depreciation af paper, and lower the present rate of exchange to par, from which it could never stir. • Have you not known the exchange vary from par during the circulation of specie ?—I have known it to vary a little, arising out of the difficulty of transmit ting specie from one capital to the other, but that • difficulty would be done away by the facility of re mitting paper; and therefore it could no more vary than in London and Westminster, whatever may be the balance of pas-meats between the countries. Have you heard that from the year 1728 to 1737, when guineas were i. suable in both countries, the rate of exchange was I:ever lower than 101 per cent. and sometimes as high as 12 ?.—I never had heard it, but I have no manner of doubt it can be accounted for without interfering with the principle which I have laid down ; and if I could suppose that at that time there were no mail coaches, bad and dangerous roads, an extreme risk in conveying gold from one country to the other, I am surprised that the rise above par was not greater. [!b be euntinut.l J COUNTRY 110USE,P1IRMHEIVOR NWT MOI!THS, WITH IMMEIIitATE PUJSBSSION, , TO BE LETI', By Menu. RURTuN and .VENNOR, ACapital commodious DWELLING HOUSE, with extensive Garden fully cropped, standing for Carriages, roomy Stabling, Pad :lock, Coachsweep, and ab tt.t one Acre of rich Meadow Land, delightfully situate in - • re spectable and rural Village, ahout tine miles ea,t of London. The Premises are replete with iLtinistic cotireniesme., 311.1 suitable for the reception of a family of Distinction; are ay e. ably situated on a pleasing eminence ' commanding rich and picturesque views of the surrounding beautiful country. To be vieweJ with Tickets enly, which, with fort:im Parti culars, may be had of Messrs. Burton and Venter, Nu. 62, PRICE W SATOI Sank Stock . 3 per Cent .)t ......... S4ll a per Cent Cons. 4 pus Cent .... 71t1 5 per Cent . 5 per Cent. Loyalty.9sl 95 95i Long Ann 165-16{546 Slime Annuities ....... ...... Imperial 3 per Ct Dirt* Annuities Irish 5 per Cent.. .. Ditto Amt tines Defea-.11 Stock. No. 4, STOCKS. I DAL India Stock. .. [lir° Boris.. South Sea Stock..... AM 'Annuities.... Nac ditto . 3 per Cent. 1711..... Exchequer Bilk I Far. Lottery Tickets Bark for India for Consort forau4 O6l r. RISIT, Stnck•Brokcr, !ombill, and 9, Charing ClO4ll PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS. Mkt 29. Gorcurne , it Deb. 04 per Cent .. 67 1111• , , S per c-nt. 8714 G , ..t1.1 Can.! linin, 4 per Cent. . .. ..93 Real Canal Lem , 6 per Cent..... ........ 87 City B intl., 6 percent. 931 full:, asspay, lam I. Venice 58 Na ;le* Lisbnro 37 611 Opo , tn 6y Dul.llo ..... 34 COURSE OF EXCH.. Antster.!aor SS 2 21U• Dittl at 1-*.glit 37 6 Aotterlam C..F 11 19 2 U. Htorburgir 36 0 2 ill. A'tona 36 114 U. Pari. 1 Day tins 25 6 Ditto 2 Ut 25 16 1 /I'll lON lirarirdeaux .23 16 1 Prange fl .1d hi Cain Madrid Dat.. 34i erect. I Doubloons Cadre —in paper 1 New Dollars • 0 b 1 Ditto Rabin Loitliern Gelele. I . .. .4S 44 per Cent. Dublin on Lo.idon ( May 28) 12.11 London on Doblin (May IS). . .ISI Erb:wenn I...tidal (May 25).. . 8 16 Belfast on Dublin (May 23) Si 1 61 dam t. 5. I. HUNTING BOX, ESSEX.. TO BE SOLD. By Mean. BURTON and VENNON, A , Sawalarly desirable detached COTTAGE A RESIDENCE or HUNTING RON:, with Chaise House, Two• Stall Stable, large produflive Garden, tastefully posed, and planted with thriving Fruit Trees t Hot House and Green House. Agreeably situate, a pie:agent distance from the Road, in the centre of a respecta'ale, rutal, and healthy Village, in the neightrattrhinxl of several Peet: of Hounds. The situation commands a rich variety of home Scenes and distant Prospetts, pleasingly contrasted with the Kentish Hills, and relieved by a view of the River. The Estate is C.ipyhuld, about Fifteen Miles from Lmdon 'cry recently pill into the must portal order, at a considerable Ex pence, forming together a complete dtli&htful Residence fur a small genteel Family. The different Apartmmts are ut good pruportionc, and consist of Five Chamber:. Dressing Room, cheadul Drawing Room, with circular French Windows, opening to the Garden, Dining I:9ons, Entratice Kitchen, Wash House, Meu Servar.ts Room, wirl suitable Domestic Offices. To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with further In• formation, may be had of Meters. Burton and Yennur, No. Olt, Curnh,ll. CITY ROAD, NEAR FINSBURY.SQUARE. TO BE SOLD, By Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, TITE desirable LEASE, with immediate Piss se—ion, of ;compact Modern D%VELLINGHOUSF s nraoy fmi.hed, pleasantly Attie.", a few pre form Fus.bury square. The- Premises are ill complete repair, replete with Domestic Lottreniew•e, and suitable for the rtc.ption u: a small genteel Family. Held un Lease fig about Forty•on• Years, at a dtedorate Rent. To be r we , AI with Tickets, by appl,cati. n to Messrs Su lon and Vennor, No. 6., Cornhdl. DETACH) . LY COTTAGE R FS.DENCE, ANI) LAND, ABOUT TEN MILES FROM TOWN. TO BE SOLD, By Megirs. BURTON and VENNOR. THE valuable LEASE of a COTTAGE RES T . DENCE, with Garden, Orchard, and about Nin e Acres of Meadow Land, pleasantly situate, an agreeable dn. Linea from the Road, near the Ten Mile Stone, leading to Wire. Containing Four Chambers, 111ening Roam, DIA4' ing Room, Dining Kn.:lnland Breakfast Parlour. A detached Rresvhouse, Wash House, avid Dome tic Conveniencics, a Cuaeh House and Three Stall Stable. Held on Lease l,r about Twenty Years, at a medmate Rent. To be viewcd, and Particular: knJwn, by application to Mews. Berton and Vennor, No. 64, Conshill. SALES BY AUCnoN By Mews. MUiSARD and Cu. No.l, Caleatnn-sircet, THIS and following Days, at Finest T , • siVinc k, HF. Genuine and very Valu a ble HOUSE. ['OLD FURNITURF., and riper,: of two envisent Upholsterers, dissolving parrileratip; consisting of excelicnt lefty Fo.ir.past and Fickitiediserads with beautiful Cotton Fa ustian of the newest patterns, and richly finished; prime rea soned Down and Goose Feather Bee.s end excellent Bedding, clean Manilas, Mattresses and Palliasses; Mahogany Furniture in Wardrobes. hatiarorne B rokcases, Dining, Card, and Pern• broke Tables Chests of Drawers, At. Chimney, Pier, anti Swing (Muses, Mirrors, Ic. acvmal ' , tilts, atter admired Masters, richly 6-Janet and gland; Kiddsnrinster and Woggle Carpets, China,Glaw, Lan lien Ware, and kitchen Regusites. To de viewed, and Cataloguer had on the Premises; at Gar ritway's; the plank en?..ce-houre; and of the Auctioneer, Fins. bury-square. COTTAGE, UPPER CLkPTON. TO BE LETT, VW Meson BURTON and VENNOR, ASmAll COTTAGE, containing Four Cham to •ri, Dining Room, Parlour Knew'', Wash House and Ganli.o, meet delightfully situated. To he vi..wed, arad further Particulars known, by appliratlen to Mew.. Norton and Vanua', No. 611„ CPTON, NEAR STRATFORD GRELN. TO BE LETT, Furnished, sot abnut Twelve Months. • By Meows RUWFON and VENNOR, ► I IE principal part of a commodious, comforta• ble Family DWELLING HOUSE; containing Four Chamber., Too elletrful Parlours, kitchen, roil Canaria& Wadi House, Liundry, Coach Howe, Stabling fnr Two H.,r.es, and large Garden, well stocked. The situation is pie cant, in a rural and very respectable Vlltage, within Five Miles of Loodo.i. Immediate P.1.5 . .41.111 may be had. Further Hast.cul a: may be had, by application to Mews. Burns and Vemtut, No. b 2, Coruhill. MUd"rib ()AIM • c ♦r4.cle• 'Milt, I warlial noes ditto, an excellent Catt, a Sarldl. or Chaise Horse, a Lag Parley, Cows, aol Etiwts--Finchley Can uon. By Messrs. ADAMStSS and FIELD, By Direction of the Areigneei, on the r7.'fb . .44 , ,, Common, trier the Six Mae Stone, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at Eleven ..'Clock, THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Piano Forte, Iron Garden Rohm. three Sets of Chaise Hsritess, two Seta of new Cart dmo, S ddtes, Bridles, 51) dos-n Wine Bottles, and numerous Eff-cts. ~1 M r . Robert sands, ; consisting of Four-wen and lialt.tostor lietknol., Fea ther Beds and Betding, IVlshogany Chest. Of Drawer., :In ex ceednigly good Wardrobe, Cell:net Sidehn . tni. Pl.?. 3:Pt iltr"in; Glasses, Carpets, Stuves, repast Pat_...t Knight, and us,:ful Kitchen Furniture. To he vieso-rl to•er.errow me.inn , to the C,l-,when Cat. may be had on the Pi ; 01 Mr Weds, sr.!".sw i r, street, Soitabe'do ; Mother ReJ Cat•'•, Camden Town Cherry Tree, Southgate; Cat, East Barnet; and of Mews. Adamson and Field, Nu 69, Funehurch-strset, London Excellent Furniture, Ssdeboard twn Go'd %Va:;!is., Trinkets, Wardrobe of Linen, China, Library of Law and other Books, fine faurtingc , Nines and Effens, Pal...gran • place, Temple bar. Sy Mess's. ADAMSON and FIELD. By ni , e o tlon of the Assignees, No ,11.alvarave.plars, Strand, wit- Temple bar, on WEI)YESDAY the I Jtit must. and Day, at Eleven , melt, ' Excellent and Genuine HOI . F.HOLD A FURNITURE. two capital Library Int; -s, a Seem ti-y ditto, twn Library Tables, a Fuitidia, mi how.. Iron Chest, a Brass Tele.cupe with Sw.s Starr!, a double Microscope by Cuff, and our,' Ef! • if Mr. Robert Sanderson; including Enur.poid F. 1,1 Li naval, and handsome Chintz Cotton Furniture, l'i•ath-r Bed . and Bedding% Mahogany Drawers, Dining, P.-mbralre. and Satin Wuod Card Tables, Drawing and Dming Room Chair.. Sopha, and three French made Window Curta.,,i, large Per and Dressing Glasses, Carpets, and a variety of kitchen Fur nature. To be viewed roods,' previous to the Sil -, when Cats ' "Woes may iv , had on the l'retblici, of Mr W• Or, S Wood -street, Spitalfields, ai I of Messrs. Adaaaor, and Field, No. 63, Fenchurch str ••n. 13. Nfeears. GOOFIZEE autl AIMPTC, On r e ~ L. -s, .11 N1.:,`.1.46.1ce.tre,t, Wtatni.natt.., 0, 1 WED NLS:JA 1", .luue 13, 1.:34, Ddyt, Twelve u'Clo,k CAC:II . I.y (by Onter tot I',e - - • rir•HE seper4 HO;.TSF.IiOLD RNilTUltr, Fashimishie Plate, God and Saytt Waßch.4, Trinkets; fine old Port and Shear; ; .. inpal Scn an Iron Chest; China ' Glass, Bnolcs, Clocks, Vats an e• sive Wardrobe of fine Bed and Damask Tab! s. Lind's+ ; pieces of new Irish arid Tatale Linen, and nonserissts r valuable Articles late the Property of TIIONCAS PE ARCF. Esq. deceased. The Furniture is near v nem-, In the pr Fatima, manie(e:lured in the most milts! mid estptiesnie • Manner, of the best Matti ink ' comprising feral - aa ific,at Four-post Bedsteads. with rich Chins. and fi.se Meaty Hi-r -ings and French Window Curtains in ; prone Fesihir- B-ds suitable RaddMg; ens-Oleos Istirber!virr Cabinet sri-: in Ladies' ai,d Geietlentsiss Wardrobes, inokiessw. Single end Double Chest of Drawee,. Presses, Dressing and Bed Steps; Doing, Card, art! Penetrisici- Tables; Turkey, Moore's, and Brunel' Carpets; triodosii Styes! end Japaiiiiid Register Stoves and Furious's; a I). so i.re Russia soh in Cr;ins-in Datuask ; Pier Gnaws. Gisa.idule. Lenses. Kitt-lien Range, Coppers, and Celina, Urbana TO be viewed two Days before the Sale....Cataliscsire war then be had, at Sixpence weli, as above; of Mr. Godly 'a New Palace-yard. Westminster; and of Mr. Abbott, No Leal:Ste amiss, Plecadslly. LEASE, FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS, CAMUL WELL Rl/AD. }lt Martins. Li;m . roN VENNOR, On TIIFS' ).'.lr, Ince IY , Ifi•'l, at Flevm on us e• •• N 2, A•T'iNAlboaaLue..C.i.nh...r..t.!i C 'O% I" I' 4 (identvei 110USELi:)LL) UltNl - L 1 ;en, Chia, a••,' ETecta inul!,i;ag t•;" o;th Ilea* And 11 " Etn.ta.,6, Fea.th., Ath anal r.•!: n 7, MAIN • Citt.Nt. of 1)14' ' • 'lXClailleibt /4 ...It eti 1, 1. taro w,nad an tl L.Zx.w Clagon ter and I)re.s ng G:aseen, Carl ,n., 21 , ei....17 Ulte'14:1•11 will 11, the Luce n the ra mie 1.,1,44-ty of :he !tan, mann), lur a tiro ad atars. 23 scats, at A aladerAte ft nt. • The rwmises 'mood Ityfte Ate% an' tl-c r"re-ts • I day previo•J,, to Cie S.oe; when Parti,nlan nod Con"•/go...- r • be had on the Pleat/sus i end Maus. Sonata and Weal. 6t, Cornhill. LEA%Etiot.o Rt. 114 e.... fit'RTO% ”thl NFN7C(R. 0. , MON DAY, Jnne IS, Ito)4, at Twelve l...llaCka At Garmwar's, Pr HE Desirable LEASE. with immediate as ossoellervt FAAllls': I 15*411., vasv's i , onv d .uhle fruit ShNs, m 1:0111pir'a rep t.r, advantage° ..• s.tuare tri Hntiot.lMi.cli, the e.nner ni tit. Nta.y Axe. Prem•• s ,otitain two exeelklat Attics, tern good el" Chz,n`•-•%, a spacioos Drawing aq't Parlour,, With T., !tie chiron.7-pieoes; a 1.41 it. airy, aM remut.. Jun , glooi PlrlouT tr•hlrid t R 0 ,4 Kitchen, back a Id Coal-elute, with Titivate entrance from S' Az • T. Prenm are 1,r14 ou Lew:eat a 011.41.! , ..•* r• Ti' 1,. viewed three du.. p1e%•04% to t.te Sale, wit may be hal ...I the Pmmites • at Carta, v: 41.. . Burton and Vznarir, 62, Coenliill. CLEMENr LONDIARD-STKEL By Mews Wilt YON and VENNOR, At GArraway's, no MONDAY, the nth iitstamt, rt T 4 echwit, 'pi II:. Desirable 1 inner,, of a runre.ii..nt DWELLING nousr, ly p. ,t int ) eery complete ' , Tail, suitable fir the ow- , • rece.dust ..fa smell genteel family. eligibly sheeted w ith: minutes walk of the 'Clurige, being. in Cliuteli.cno , ‘ CI.- mer,e-lane, Lombard greet. The Premises contain t rants Room , . four Chambers, Dining and Drawn., R .mm, commodious Comm* , Howe, Ent-mete Hall, and cm ?Id"' Cellaring ; held on a tette tar &beet nine and a half yea.% at a moderate rent To be viewed, and prlntc-i Deserirtia v 4 had throe ~a pre" 110,11. {0 the Salo, on the Premises ; a G , Marmrs. Burton and ‘'evt.or, No. 6.?, ACK, No. 2, Goldsmith's.court, Great New-sues:4 and published by W. W tsr, at the Office, No. 15 Back of St. Clement's, Strand. Advertisements, and Comm:nig:am :.t :1 Office, and by the following Booksellers : Menu. BARKER cad Soya, Great Russel -street, Covent - garden; ' Mr. I. KRRer, No 190, Oxford -street; Mr. Row, No. 9.', Great Maribor"'" No. 190, Piccadilly Mr. BAKRIF, Bridge-street, Westmin s ter; Messrs. Ms oGss t Mil and Co. No. 92, Borough ; M essrs . Paasoes and Sots, Ludgate-hill; Messrs. oo s ivy S' A Cornhill ; Mr. Fausavaisk .Pliaeries6 L lei J. HALOY, No. 10, tii66ll-street, Shadwell; Mr. CA•trut, No. 66 PaU Mall; Mr. Hee motes, No. 197, Oxford-street.; tag in the Liatrtn .k4:21644rtr44,!,kby J. BI.A 4.0 e •j , c#:l at the 0 stIVV r.. / 1 - brip id A ID, b kik. • ..1 - 191tator ;Mr. J. J • \ Ol galltaillksellgrs it t -s MEE lINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, THIS DAY • Lazarus Oppenhciorer, late of Henna-lane, near Bevis :narks, m e rchant . . . Chartei Anthony Delpini, hte of St. Martireietreet, West:3lll.sta,merchant . . W. N. 2 11 9 10 3 12 TO MORROW. Robert Harris, Niaidetone, Kent, woollen .raper William Green, Romford, Essex, linen-draper William Beattie, St Paul's Church-rood, pocket.book maker . . . . . . 3 10 George Walker, Braintree, E.sex, shop-keeper . 3 10 Robert Parkinson, Duil, Kent, druggist . . $ 10 Richard Dalton, Church•street, K ensitigtoil, carpenter 310 James Noble, Ketisingtim Gravel pits, brewer . 9 1 WU. iain Charles Crank, Kensington, brewer Louis Caateauncut, late of Nearpcouit, Crotched friars, dealer . . . . . . Solomon Simon, Lynn, Norfolk, silversmith . Owe Harries, late of Swithin's-lane, dealer in ale and horror . . . . . . Wiliam Bushell, Cannon-street. grocer . . George Hammond, Canterbury, upholsterer . William Ashby, Hog-lane, Slioreditch, currier . John Warner, Elmdun, E.sex, shopkeeper . . John Witherell, Long-acre, coach-maker . . William Ilarre and Henry Suthmier, Denmark -street, Ratcliffsvhighway, sugar.refiners . . DIVIDENDS. Thomas Dixon, Godalming, Surrey, timber-merchant James Young, Southampton, linenoiraper Charles Warnock and John Henry. Lutterlo-h, Mark la e, merchants . . Samuel Bevington,Gracechurch-stmet, nieichant . Jodn &pion, Charing-erosi, printseller . . John Paul °Baer, Kingdand-road,prewer . . Thomas Faweett:Chiswell-st feet, brandy . inc rchant John Peirce, Lower Thames-greet, fishmonger Joseph Leeman, reterSdrough, Northampton, linen draper . . . . . . Stanislaw Grandclos Sfesle, now or late of Finsbury-place, klootfiekls, merchant . . . Francis Thompson, Bow-lane, warehouseman . Richard Wilson,Bread..treet, merchant . . John Simmond., Canterbury, linen draper . Thomas Starry, Neverate.street, wholesale linen-draper Joseph Noble, Walthamstew, E.sex, brewer Stephen Ric-ings and Sam: net Ricking., now or late mq Oxford, breeches-makers . . . David Gwynne, Frith-street, We.tminster, tailor Samuel Sheppard,Marlborough.strect, Cernalry-market, TO-wailer . . . . Will ism Towes, Gracechurch street, stationer 2 10 2 12 2 10 2 1 1 12 1 10 10 12 12 10 CERTIFICATUS George Warde ~ isellottreet, MitUarg, mariner. Andrew Burge. Hoffman, of Charles stre••t, Covens-Garden, tailor. Jame•: Whitaker, late of Haelingdien„ Unmet •r, grocer. .13111111 Lawton, now or late of Doncrows, Saddieworth, Tak eout, shopkeeper and mer :hal it . Charles Hall, of Diemen, York, grocer. BIRTHS. Fr illy tact, Mrs. ieferies , , of Pitortaxick-epare. of a son. On Wednesday, in Hertforrtetreet, the Lady of Philip Glover. Esq. of Sedgeferd, Norfolk, of a toe. MARRIAGES. Lately, at Richmond, Yurkvhire, the Rev. Francis Rlxk- Lan••, of alighall, to MisHogg, niece us T. Hogg, EN. of the firmer place. - . Lately set out for Gretna Owen. Mr. John Appleton, of Dishforth, nrar lloroughbvidge, aged M, with Mni. Appleton, 'lid of Mr. Peter Appleton, of Gatenbv, near &dale, aged 78. and who was brother to the aged bridegroom. Tuesday last, at Runham, by the Re.. Dr. Price, Mr. N. 1 Riches, of Ark, in Norfolk, to 141.1.1 Worship, daughter of John Worship, Esq. of Runliani Ifouse. DEATHS. Mania,. fetes a linieriogThness,N4rt. Emmet, wife of \tr. Joseph F.nnr vet, of Rivee.treot,ls.,th. %Ved3cs,l.lv, at leer lodging. in Bath, Mrs. Brown, wife B own, Log merchant, of Fenchutch-street, London. Late! , .It Wolverhampton, in her 67th vcir, Mn James, wife of RobertJamos, Esq. of that place, nephew to the late cc'. b• Ater! Dr James. ISLINGTON NEW TERRACE. OPPOSITE COLE- BROOK-ROVE. TO BE SOLD, By %freers. BURTON and VENN:OR, THE desirable LEASE, with imm e di a t e Pos setsion, *fa comfortable Modern Brick Built DWEL LING HOUSE, with Garden, plearantiv simata oh the New Terrace opposite Colebrook row. Couttlning F o u r Clam ber', D rawing Room. Two ?adonis. Two K rood Cellaling. Held on Lease, for about Forte-eight at a moderate Ground Rent. To be viewed, and Particular known, by antic-vim) to Nfrs,,s Burton and Venunr, No. 62, 061111111;1. SALES BY AUCTION. PI CTU P FS. • By M'. RICHARDSON, At his mouse, No JI, in the strand, on WEDNESII2 NEXT, at Twel4 n:plco:: _ _ _ A Small Genuitte COL LEC ri ON o PICTU]t Ec monr deep', it it prosurazi; will b: fauncl s.sue by Nit•Lri _ Artois, Mbyte. A del %Ten. B man, Plieris, V. , si 43 V Id., C.lgnaeci, Pysiaker, Wilson, 'Damian Aline, Polertib , ggh, dm Se worthy cte anent ioa of the Canoeist:or. The Pea e•r ,5 • Gentlenian in the Country. To b' yiewe.l on Tuesd ty and Magnin, of Sale ; Cataic mat now be had of Mr. Richiudton. No St, Sty .nd By Messrs. CAA/FREE and At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change alley, Corwhill, THURSDAY, June 7, 1004, at Twelve o'clock, Lots (by Ordev of the Ex_eutors of Mr. WILLIAM JACQUES. deceased), ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, compresin g F,,,, Substant'al and Genteel BaICK DWELLING HOUSES, cons,,ti g of Kitchen and Tour Strries, Two Room, on arch, to atly u:shed, desirably situated, No. 4,6, 7, 8, in Earistreet. near BlaAfriars Bodge ieritthiq the thy of 1•011(1011), in the Tenure of must remedaole Taman, ea Lroae, at lents yielding o clear annual profit of 1211. tic .11,14 fur ari unexpired Tstm of Sevemy-eight Years. To be vicwed—Particulars nl;.y be had at Garrawara; 4 Mr. Geo.ge Peeper, Surveyor, New Tuthill-.tree ; of Mr. R Sol•c:tor, Gdoucester-strtet, QUCell 51! are ; m t . Abbott, No. ls, Sukville-strcet, Picca.h:ly ; Lod of Mr. Gel- New Page...yard, Westminster. By N.l.s;rs. GOOF REX and AShuTT, On the Preens the Wash•way, on the Croydon Road. a'raut ona Ma, from the Horns, at Kennington, and Two from Wedminster Bridge, on TIYE.CDAT, June 12, at Tw&re.eClock (be 0-der oi the Ftreutres)., THE Genteel 1101.33E11()LD F7JllNrrtjitE. CurelpriiiAlg Four-post Bedmmda and liangwg,, p u i BaJding, hisiamany PembrokT, and PiLar an I Claw Tades, hL ar •e,Cmors, Pr.'? Glcyos , Prints, a largo , et, an E , e'dt Day Clock, Kit-hen Uten ,, ::=. a PaLait dangle, a la:i St ).• Gra!,l Rollor, Toots, Ire. 4.e. late the noi-ertv of fill/MAS PEARCE, EN. ti,cts,,ed. T./ be •iewed One Day befnite the S Ale ; and CaOcese+ hal as ab i‘e ; of Mr. Guaree, New P 'Lux ”srd. Wv4ndleici, Mr. .%bhost, No. 5, Sackulle..trvt, MC' di' APOLLO PLTILDINGS. EAST STs.E.ET. WALWOh: 4ty Mo.rs. BL'STON and E.NNOIIt„ MOND.%Y, Juue t9,at Tw•hre G.,rtatea... A Decirable LEASEHOLD MODERN BRICE .111. DWELLING HOUSE. pleasaativ hetirg 111. Ruddono, Fast-street, Walworth, tteentlo yt.t, rit a s.,ttr expense, alto the mostenni &et,. c t taining three C.amher , , a h..n.isoma thawieut Sewn., I hi3cd Stoaleat Parlour. Se•whowte, Cellattri. CAI-hoed, very ext,,,•ove Gard..n. tastefully lent oat, ,tt planted with thr,eine Trees ; Panltr•yard, rigg-r v., Tot, 9.4,1 Stable, Ciach•linuae, with ton good Rooms try. r, a.ll t...rt communication tnthis Road, held cm Leese for Sewn. T.. or tee., n• Twenty-one Year..ol-tional with the Temkin, at a co. iv- Ate R nt. Six Days nre% ions to the Sale; anti rrir.od !ml Plo Prers.se• Garraw-ay's; and of Me-'s. Hi and Veal ex, N.. FOR THE"' this She Isle ttiel Mr MI Mr. BLAME Mr. VAWI Mr. TRU' Miss LFSW Th End 4 Ac " TUE Elia of Act End TI In which The Do Mr. CI Mr MUI 4 Mr. BR AI DAVENP lu ttw A Por • JUST "11c Al T• which Mr. L Mr. EM . LET, MI Ticker Mr. Ja, Strand. orr H E 1 TH Figs tufts Mr. El PALM E 1 GROVE, WOOLIP WOODI The To which LO I That Wes TH l ' w,. L 1 which OT, T THE And, wd Speeta and U After vpi 110111 ; 80ri••1 In wt , eh Sect Tli THE In the 03 (seek t halt A< the sw.og IA tJ o& • ell On of ad di Angu l o, %Int to i 1 NUPAI EGG After w Will bt The C, *lice. CH I 11. Re, ..nird 4": Mat i •.? ^