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~!"" ••• j ' ro f' 4 1 11, / upon some of the prisoners being taken into custody, arose and said, "D—n them, don't go, knock them dove:: ;" un whicra several of the officers were as saultee.. Edward •Fredway said the Prisoner Clinton was in the one shilling gallery, and behaved in a rintons manner, and he verily believed he laid hold of his right leg, and dragged him upon his back, down several seats, with an intention to throw him into the pit, but was prevented by Dorringtom coming u;, and rescuing him. Dorrington likewise charted this man with making use of a number cf infamous • threats, and several attempts to throw the ofli.;ers Irrm the galleries into the pit. Sixteen were admitted to bail in the following re cognisance, Mr riotously anl tumultuously assem bling, with divers others, in the Theatre Rcyal, Haymarket, to the disturhalee of the public peace, violently opposing the performance of the night, and throwing a pair of scissors at Mr. W. Dnwton, a Comedian, then on the stage, and endangering • his life therewith: the Prisoners in each, and two sureties in 401. each. Four were remanded for want of bail, and the rest were discharged. The Prisoners were all tailors, except one, who is Rich ard a carver and gilder. SOLI lIEND, Ave. Is. Mi s. EGER r o s's • • Glowing: et Fame.," were delivered at the .Isaembly Reoin last night, before a polite and very numerous audience. It principally consisted of a Seledion from the Lenurea of the ce lebrated G. A. STEVENS, with aillexlit'aition of comic portraits. together with re.citationa of Lorinets frarsirae—Dandel agates, DiJeletst—Eltz a—a Aid Lr bntp aid Paotry. The songs were Ruddy Aurora— Dar -y little litre rede—He is gear with Stream ing Beaaert-..The Lavender Girl—and The Mesta 's Set Rey. Mrs. EoVRTOS is an eat , m paint figure. possestiog a handsome face, and a voice of great capacity. It was no mean undertaking to sing, un accompanied, before mach accemplished prolcienta in the Syren art as Lady fis.stitrow and Mrs. Wt.- talons ; but Mrs. EGIEILTON had the satisfallion to find these two generous ladies Ilse foremost and loudest in expressing their approbation. The LAIL ings and Recitations were also received in a very flattering manner ; but it was in the description of the caricature paintings that she deserved and ob tained the highest demonstrations of applause. The entertainment concli4ded with a amodest and judicious Address from the Lady to the audience, an which, she craved indulgence for any deficiencies in a perk): mance which she exhibited •• fi,r bread." This Address was much applauded, and after sock an appeal it would be rather illiberal to subje& any -"art of her performance to the ordeal of criticism. Whenithe company were preparing to retire, Mrs. Ea EsTosi again addressed them, saying, that as she understood some of the company wished to amuse themselves with a dance, the tosser was attending, and she shield order the room immediately to be cleared. 'Phis being done, accordingly. about twelve couple stood up to country dances, but there being a deplorable scarcity of beaux. some pity of young ladies were obliged to be contented with st..nding up together, while the others, either with drew, or remained quiet speEtators of the mazy scene. The dancing anal supper detained the company till past three o'clock in the morning. As there is a constant succession of Naval Officers here, coming in occasionally from the Nose, I have remarked that however they might have exulted in the first success of Admiral C A4.01R over a superior enemy, they appear by no means satisfied with the eitcurnstance of the }Lets remaining so long in sight of each other without renewing the engagement. I leave not seen one of them who appeared to be an advocate for an over-cautious system ' • but it is pleas sing to observe them all pervaded by ono uniform Ind universal sentiment of tEe most sovereign and ineffable contempt of all danger from invasion. The Volunteers of this district have received or ders this morning to hold themselves in readiness for service at a moment's warning. Yesterday afternoon, soon after two o'clock, a woman, genteelly dressed, was observed to jump into the Serpentine River, is Hyde Park. A labouring mass, employed at the new bridge, ran to her as sistance, and plunged its after : be being a good swimmer, and by the assistance of others, got her out. She was conveyed to the Fox publie-hoose in Kniglnsbridge, where the means recommended by the Humans Society were used, and she was restored to life. By a letter found in her bosons, her name proves to be RALLY. No cause is assigned for the rash aft. A melancholy accident occurred in Queen-street, Plymouth Dock, on Monday evening :—A soldier /saving heard the nine o'clock pin tired, was running towards his barracks to be in time, before the gates were shut, and in Lis hurry ran against a mid-ship elan about fourteen years old, who had a seaman in his company ; the soldier begged the midship man's pardon and went nn, but the latter being much enraged pursued the soldier : the sailor inocked him down and jumped upon him. The midshipman cominf up, drew his dirk and stabbed bim in the belly. I'he poor fellow lingered away sill Tuesday morning, when he expired. The Jury sat, and brought in their Verdiet—writ,! Alm-der. The parties were accordingly secured and committed for trial. The heaviest rain, remembered by the oldest per- Pon living, fell on Wednesday sennight, in the af- Icrnoon, at Direfield. Cumberland. tusd within a circle of two miles. It was with the we:twit difficulty a post-chaise could proceed through that village, from the quantity of water on the turnpike-road, which was to a manner deluged by the torrents that pou:ed down the sides of the mountains, and by the •sudden overti ,wing of the Glenderamaki n , w hi c h is generally a small - stream. The furniture, in s om e of the houses, near the bridge, were washed out. At the same time, it was perfe3ly fair at Keswick • on!v a distance of tour miles; and the inhabitants - s •• '6%1 : town were unable to account fur the sushi= , • • e in the space of ten mi.; • upwar.fs of three fe e t a b ove i ts f ormer ' We do not hear th at an y part i cu l ar du o :7 . , ea, done, as the rain, fortunately, dad nut jersser thaw hall as Leer, : NAVAL INTELLlctivez. • DOVCR. AVG. !S. The weather being at times very squally, and the wind blowing direaly on the Feenth Coast, all our cruisers, of course, keep at a convenient distance from it, lest it should come on to blow hard, and they might he driven on shore. The Arurdme sloop of war, itionkee gim-brig, and , severed others of the same descriptions are now standing on and off opposite this place, reedy to dart over to the French coast the first moment a change of wind may rend-er it necessary. On the part of the enemy of conrse every thing is Tint. They cannot contemn ; and as our cruisers are absent from their coast, there is nothing to oc casion the cannon's date-mouthed roar. DEAL, AUGUST 15. Sailed yesterday evening several outward-bound vessels Inc Portsmouth. This morning sailed thrruAll 'h. Downs tnr the River, the 114 i packet, from Hen gal.—Carne down mum :Theerness the P, - ,oer,, ()rave man of war, and the Order sloop of war. Arrived the Calais Squadron, under the commool of the AriJdne frigate, Honotuable Captain Kin;:, and remain in the Downs with the ships as per i PORTS%IOUI 11, AUGUST IS. Arrived the Orel, Hills, from Jersey ; Penelope frigate, and the Steady guu•brig from a cruise ; His Majesty's ship Diomede is unmonring, and will take the following transports, viz. the Hope, Com entree. Hero, and dope, under convoy for Cork. Half past seven p. m.—lust arrived His Majesty's ship Nero of 74 guns, Captain Gardner, front Sir Ro bert Calder, with information that the Combined bket had got into Ferrol; they consist, with those that were lying in that port, and with what they were joined by at sea, of 37 sail of the line ; Sir Robert has joined Admiral Cornwallis off Brest.— Wind N. W. PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 14. Came in the Neptune*, Evans, from Bayonne for Tonniogen ; and the Antowe, Williams, from Cha rante for Lyndon, detained by the Led!, Warren, armed ship ; the Duke of Kent, armed ship, with a fleet under convoy from the Baltic, are arrived off Bridlington. HAkWICII, AUG. 15. 111 e Li* Fre Ws, Captain Flynn, and the Kure. George, Capt. SAunders. sailed this morning with the Mails of the 13th for Husum and Cottenburgh. YARMOUTH, AUGUST I. The Baltic Fleet, under convoy of sloop of war, put into these Roads, and was joined by the ships which were bound to Elsineur, Sec. 'This morning the convoy sailed, with the wind at W. N.W. and was out of sight at noon. Rear Admiral Russell, this morning, arrived from a cruise off the 'Fere!, where he left the Dutch Fleet, with seven sail of the line and two frigates, in the outer harbour. Ships of war-34)0.16e, Admiral's Bag ship; Ele phant, Start, ' Rmiy, Antdope, Adaleamt, Roe3ock. Amethyst, and Saiess-cutar. Princess of D►.nje man of war left Adrsissl Rased' off Lowestoff, and pro ceeded to the Dowses to join Lord Keith. • cduit s si of r.ficriA: %nbagm.ig, g 1!•1 Jittu at Sight 37 2.lter.lxm W 0 2 U. ILsiott•tergh 73 4 210 Altuna . 7 unt day • fi clalc .. 25 12 o , tu. 12..unla•we 25 1 911 eff:!ct. Nadral•. • ...... ..t f leihn! n SO 40; 4i; I)nblin on Loudon ( IN 11ffagt nn London I* Atli 11.44.4 t Dohlin Dint TIIE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Fatear, AualosT There are, since our last, WM, 10,1340 quarters of foreign Wheat arrived, and mire expected i stay few salsa at present prices, and expectesi lowec. !Inky, Malt, arid AVhite P. as, but little in demand, and rather cheaper. Grey Peas in .11" ft supply, and 001 as demi we hsess Oats in middling quan tities, this article is count.' at small fluctuation in pore, of o Fleur, and in good supply. CURRF.NT "'RIVE OP GRAIN. Wheat 503 CI.. 84.. Beni. 4f:s. 514. 04. Fine do 9th. 9 , e W. Tick BeJll4 44•. Od. Rye... 42.. 52,.. al. Oats flan 30. 34e. o'. Batley 4os. 45.. 0.1. ..... .334. 34.. OS. Malt tete 82. al. Rape 5e5d........:371. 411. SW. White Peas 445. 53s DI Fine Fl n ut „ RN. 65e. Od. Grey Peas 4Y. 475. Od Seconds "Se. AO:. 04 !KICK OF HOPo. tocesTs. Kent M3lto 71 Osl Kist ........31 12. to 71 IGs Sussex.... 3l Ss to II 13e Soon . 31 10s to 71 Os Essex 3$ Ss all IN 13s I frantheso.....lll Os totul Os Cild Duty 21,01/111. PRICES Or HAY AND STRAW. 11111,1011 WAY. IT. 7AMZIN. witITICII Hat ........51 Os • 41 Ids Hay .31 16s • 51 os New .Ol Os • 01 Os C1.e5er...•.51 Si a 61 S• Closet 01 Os • 01 Os 5traw.....21 Ids a J 1 10* Straw 31 3. a !,1 I!rt Rvr dat0..41 4s a (I Os SMITHFIELD, PIMA,. Atm war 18. To amk the Oral—per Stone of 81b. See 41 0.1 to 4s UM 1 Veal .4s &t to 31 Sd Mutt0n....41 0.1 to 41 Yd l Pork —4l ed to 4, $4 Leath 4s. N. to Ss. BJ. Head of Cattle this Day, 1 4 ft'ts. 'beat 680--S4ee, and Lambs, 6.2ne. NEWGATIL ANL) LEAL)ChiIALL AIAKKAIN By the Carrase. Ike( Ss 41 to 4a 44 Veal. Ss LI to 4. $4 Muttan 31 41 t. 44 04 I Od w a. Ad Lamb 1n.,0d. to So. rki. 1•810 E or STOCK% ILSTERDAT. ILA Stock l7lll 17$ 3 per Cent. Reduced 531 58 $5 43 per cent. Cunsois et per Cent... . 7511 & par Cant. Nary ••, 891 $B 891 Dyer Cent. Loyalty . lOOl4 Lout Annuitie s Imperial 3 per Cent...—. ......... STI Osnment 1 Hit Stock.. Eng!Nit Lottery r%cketa Consols t.,r .. .• T. SNIT, Stuck Br, k.tr, N-1 4. fornlin'l. and 9, Channe Cows I'ItICE 01 , ' litlslll STOCKS—Aug. 1). G0v.1)...b l', per ccht Gov. St., lc ik Gov. I)ebentureo 5 per Cent. 9ll Ditto S•ock. 5 per cent 6iiranii Cum! Lem, 6 per cent,;... • 97; ;Gt. Tatihr, 10. 11. VeMee as 60 ()ports 6l 0,00.11 la Cork 14* 'illation. 1. • • P..rtugalGseld its C.nos and liars pet ems. 4 0 U 1)..u• 0,1115 . Vest I).silats !inc.!. in Rats 0 0 V I,nnsi each 4104 thn Rank of Holland 54 r.r Cent. 9) 11} r 2) ........ 514 61 day• HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. M0m.... 3 min after G I Even.... 3 min. after 7. By Messrs. BUR lON and VENNOIt, O Ttlll RS DAY la EX .% nt -- cl ArGIV/3) . 31, by Di:saint] of the Irwin teto THE LEASE of a convenient DWELLING isousE, with 01,01 garden, pleasantly situate in Cmyii`a Puddings, near Dalby Terrace, City Road, now in the occupation of the Rev. Mr. Webb, for four years, eta low rent ; held on lease at a pepper corn rent. T. be viewed, by leave of the Tenant, any day till the sale, between eleven and three ; and Particulars had on the Premises ; at Garsaway's; and of Messrs. Burton and Veutior, 62, Corn hill. fly Masts BURTON and VENNUR„ On THURSDAY NEXT, at Twelve, at Garritway's, THE desirable LEASE, with immediate Pos. wasion. of a capital commodious DWELLING DOUSE, wdh spacious ground door, the whole recently put into complete rciair, eligibly meat°, No. C 4, Graceeliurch. stre't ; containing taamerom, chamb-ri, drawing rooms, neat dining rooms, commanding how from shop, with parlour, and yard behind, capable of being converted into an excellent warehouse, wild good light excellent dry lower warehouses, and suitable elenieMe arrangements; held on lease for an un expired term of 20 year.: at Lady-Day Imt, at a moderato rent. To be viewed, and &Mentors had till the time of Sale, on the Premises; •at itlarrawayht; and of Means. Burt o n arid Vennor, Cornhill, ISLINGTON. LEASEHOLD DWFLLINO HOUSE, GARDEN, CHAISE HOUSE AND STABLE. By Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR. On THURSDAY NEXT, at Gartaway A Very substanti a l, m o d ern , an d conven i ent A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with chaise-house, two stall stable, and garden, pleasantly situate, N 0..,, Park. street, Islington, commuuding interesting views of the Sur reloading cuuntry. Th. Premises are neatly finished, and con tain Iva chataben, drawing ronm, dining parlour, hall, two kitchens, brew hnose, 11111,11 house. and excellent arched eel- Jarboe; held ea least for an iiiter;er•A teem of 9) years and a hart, at Aliil,useniet last, At a low giniind rent. To be 'viewed, an./ Particulars had till the time of Sale, no the Premises; at Garraway'al rill of Meows. Burton and Ven om', 62, Corn/101. CAPITAL FREEHOLD RRAIDENCR, MANOR. RICH MEALSOW LAND, NLAR WISIEACU, ZYI DG [BH IRE. Be Mr. SMITH, Al Carraway's, en IVEUNESDAY NEKT, at Twelve o'Clock, unless an acceptable offer is made in the uivai time be Private Contract, A SPACIOUS FREETIOLD MANSION. teat- L 1 ed ail a handsome lawn and ' , Masi/so-rounds, near Eroneak Church, S miles from Widseach„ 10 from March, and 9.1 from ',undue, in the county ul Cambridge, with a ' manor extendong over 1000 acres, *building wrath goose, the property of Sir HENRY PF.YTON, Raw ounason con. tains lofty spariens bed.cliamber.„ dresdogrroom., and pictore gallery, with excellent floor% %patinas hill, portico, di n ing, ' drawing, and moronic ovions, of raid proportions, sisitahle for A large testier:Lade 4rody , •itts tenni.% and numerous °Mealy well adapted lathe house, sad supplied with floe spring water; capital stabling for 2:i bursts, standing for G carriages, servants' soar tments, 6 waggon to lies, granam,.hayr.rraim , , st.g kennel, deve•house, and out building., ext.q,rvd vo Yalu uric frulting hooves, plumy, melon ground, and e.teri. , , .lic. large pro gociivc kitchen gardens, walled ant bro. kat with numercni, f nit tree., au elegant pow, plantations and illeavore-ground,, conarreoted with Qo ri.hmg she .b, and forest trees, in font perfoct.on, strawberry Carden, Ice-house, sod several Meadows of reatirkably ri.-h land adknedog, Icehouse, and timbered, contaiu , ng together about Wary acm. Tire Purchaser may Le accomni Aided with the furniture, adapted to the mansion, at a nay I . ,"Pr Imeinent, and early poswestoo well be given. be viewed tilt the vale, with tickets, whei, with Tartlets ler., may he bat of Mr. Sot tin, No. 62, Broad street, neat the Royal ENt hauge. Parti-iulars also of Mews. F.sxhall and Vrver, C4seriloh street, Oxford-street ; alto of the Printers of TAB Cakinbri4,;e y Post, IpsoichJournal, Norfolk Norivn,l M newt?, and Stamford Journal; at the Ram, Newmarket ; Write !fart, March Croon, Durant/Am ; Duke's Head,l„yoti • Ross am! t' >on, Wisbeeth Red Lion, t.anthr dale ; and Ver away's. ;7bl4 - 2L^13. , !: I • SAL ITV AUCTION. PREEHIOLD tSTATE, NOR WdOEi, By Mr. smrnit, At Gairawars, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. at 0- clock, ante's in acceptable offer is made in tint: -y Private Contrail, • k Singularly Pleasant and litluable FREE. iL 11..y.1j, and small part COPYI-101.0 ESTA.rt: oniprising One ll , indred arid Fifteen A rim of excellent Aril'," Z't•ture, and Wald Lrnrl , iu a ring fence, cnooiraniling great extent and beauty, in that juiCv admired part of Soo., Riggln UM, N rrwo.,d, on;y . 1 % 111-1 . : from the 'Nee 13 , ,4:," Toe Evtitt iv air hand, ofFering delightful etuati.oi v fee build in. with a lion hoeve endin trior productive eari. l4 farm y. trd, barn, ,•abliiig, a outhnildings, rupplial fine spring water, arid -keel ruadv in every duet:litre. Ti be •ievr..4 01 the Sale ; Particular, hail at their", Kennington; Greyhound, Cnryd-in. Wlice Ilan and 84 Inn , , Bromley; at Glarraway'v; and a Mr. Smith, Na.g Broad-‘treet, dear the Royal E x ch ange. g, FREEfiuLD FAITM,a7 i'YFIFL.Ii',77I7wr --- m; AR, Es _ irr . By Mr. SMITII r At narratvay', on WEDNESDAY NEN r a le Tw e l ve ayt y, o, _ _HE MANIOR, or. repined Man or , o f L AM : r,rrs, ant filEthfllOU3E FARMS, containing ail ACitill of rich ara . ..e, pasture, wo •J, and nuarlyw laed , te a , the Market Towns of Chelmsford, Bshop. g.intford, Una!, arid Eppisig, with conrcisieat farm houses, tam and ral:yzti, St4l3:lllg, caw lia..yes, and ow-building.. Lampt 1 , :n1 hand, and New Hausa Fann is in the wocapati n a Agar, tenant at Will. The Enate niiiy be viewed by applying to Mr .1` sino.,. at the Manor Farm of Lainpitt ; awl Particulars hal bathe sale. of Mr. Henley, solicitor, Ungar; at the Clown, Reek. milt; Green Man, Ifirhaw • White Wirt, Abridge; Cork,‘ ping sar.icen's Sturtford at Garraway's ; and of Mr. si.Liattl, N0.fa1,8r0.4. street, near the Royal F.xchin”. FRELIAOLI) RKSWENCE, G.‘RDENS, NNU MLA: 1)0W I. kNU, 6 IAMFORD.HILL. By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway`s, ow Fit WAY, the ..10th lunette, at Twelve o'Clock, by ordev r f the Executors, AN eteellent FR1 . ...E1.10L 1 ) FA fiOU3l:, delightfully situate, commanding beautiful prns'eo„ within Rye miles of the Royal F.sch.torce, at Stamforl the late residence and proliery of JOSEP.I deceaset, with a lawn, shrubbery, and drive in fro.d. Tiro house forms a handsome structuic, elevated, and in en ripe e order, with lofty cheerio! diming and drawing rooms, moral.( room, and Weskit t per:our of good proportiorn auute.ol4 wry bed chambers, dressing rooms and closets, excellent etlivs, fine irate-, and dry cool vitiating, standing for tun g catilittg for four horses, spacious bawls, tutefuily daysisu with str,thr and flowers, two kiv.lies girderis ' lofty Iron ra h, to:lced with prime fruit tr-•es. green 411 I hot ca yards, and imitablv .tuthui'dingt, with t isisulows Mg. containing together about six acres. To be'viewol on Toewlays and Thursdays, with tickets; and Particulars had ex days prece t:ug the sale atGirrawayS; and of Mr. Smith, 6Z, Broad streJt, Royal Exciseme n . . YIJRDHAM, near Idt.IWNHAM, NU/Lit/LK. Ity Mr. SMUT', At Garraway`s, en FRIDAY, Septe ober 13, at Teelve, A VAliable FREEHOLD ES PATE, comprising .436.. two desirable Feu FArrnt, situated at Forditare. Tee Miles from Downturn, izt the county iss N nfoSk , mourn* together 767 acres ul rich land in a nag frets.( with tee lwra houses, barns, and out buildings, in goo 1 radair, lrtt to Meows. !Brown and Goldsmith, r..spon.ibie truants, at tents antovetwg to $751. 10s. per annum. May be viewed, with leave of the tenants, ten days preceding the tale; and Particulars turn hurl at the 13,ike's Head, Lynn; Lamb, kly ; Ctuwu , DJO/1111.1Fa Nesdiarsc.; dog, Barton 1111 L; Riot's-Head, Nervs.cli; at Gaff 14 ; aid if Mt. Smith, No. 6d, broad street, Royal Ea.chaege. MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATES, bet7seeti LUDLOW athi SHILEIVSBU Y, in the Cuusty ut SA Lue. By Mr. SMITH, Garraway's, an FRI DAY, tha I to or September, rt it o'Cluct:.„ unless in acc,i4able safe: i• made in the .4C411 IMO by P. i vete Contract, 'I I HE MANOR of EATON, extending over about Six Thousand Acres, brier. reliefs, quit mote. rights, and immunities belonging to the same, ono A large and valuable Fat:Eti:.n. L.) b,SrAr6, cuntariu.ig ahem hundred acres of rich amid.; pastur.s, and awailow Laird, well situate for maricets, lime and coal, near the Tura. pike-road, leading from Shrewsbury to l.uJ;ow, tythe-free and demi land-tax reed, near the C runch, Suss ens, in the ;aril o f Eaton, wet county anSalus. Tie Estate is highly itoriava*, interspersed with woodlands, and well adapted for the wawa. alien of gone, with which the Manor abounds; with sitible farm-house, bares, and out-buildings, several cottager, s cornernill, and tine stream of wat^2 rosining through We :ands. May be viewed, and Partietears had twenty days previous to the sale, of the Printers of 'file Worcester and Oxford Journal, and Slirevriniury Chronicle; at the Wane Hart, Bath ; Boob, Bristol ; Angel, Ludlow ; of Messrs. Baxter and Lloyd, So licitors, Ludlow; Mr. Vicattra, Craitmete, near Bridgnorth; at Gerrabrav's; and of Mr. Sni:th, No. ti 2, Broad.street, near the Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Estate may be seen. Ten Thouselati Pounds of the Purchase. Money nag g imam on Mortgage. lEERFUI. VILLA. NEAR IA SURREY. COURT. T --....—.. 0 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRAC T, by Mr. SMITH, a select CUPYHOLD alki small part FREEHOLD ESTATE, 16 miles from Hyde tirk, four novo Kingston, and two vides from Hampton Court, at Mir 01,4!,, in the county of Surrey. the property of R. BENT, Ei. who it changing hit coutitcy residence, w tit airy tied:harlot," lofty handsonie dining MON, ZiU fe+t by 2Z a dewing fOO,ll by 19, morning morn, gentleman's parlour hail, numerous closets and water eloset, attacherl And detached (Aces of evert description, supplied with excellent water, sUud.ng for lux .earrings, stabliug for seven horses, handmme lawn, beautiful pleasure and 'lower gardens, shrubbery walks, and lie:OS/not prime fruit trees, extensive kitchen garden, *feta d, poet's peach houses, grapery, green house, handmine apprAich seteen of flourishing shrubs and fruit trees in full perham.. , with a leasehold pood . rek of fatty-six WM in front, farming altogether a most desirable property for a large geatedfanuly • To be viewed, and further. particulars known with hale* only, Waco may be had of Mr. Smith, No. 64 known, CAPITAL MANSION, PADDOCKS, AND PLEA3 : AI I tr GROUNDS, SHEEN, NEAR RICHNIONISPAIth . . TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CON I'RACT, by sminr, a spacious o!egant RESIDENCE. no a beautiful lawn, seven miles from Hyde Park Corner, at Sheen, in the county of Surrey, the late resublime and promo/ of Charles Bowles, Esq. The mansion forms an excelleut dem strudture, suitable for a family ofdistinetioo, and c0at.11,4 lofty hed-ehambers and chewing rooms of good singsertioosi noble entranceihall, geonsetritial stair-case, arid aerie of p'ra cipal apartments, lb feet high, with rich statuary marble chim ney-pieces, ornamental eirlands, and windows to the Hoes ini:luding a driving room, 30 test by 20, draw mg. mum Sa boa by 24, music room 2.2 feet square, library 24 first by 12, 154 a morning worn 30 feet by ae, superbly finished, awoman&ie; • variety nt beautiful prosp.aits, with attached and deiscl.4 taiga of every description, completely adapted to the emir" nun t > paved coach yard, eseelleutetahling fur t , aenty stotanig for four carriages, farm yard, barn, granary, sort iel out-buildings, productive kitclion gentians, wallol, end s tocked wish prime ( uit trees, melon ground, ice-house, spacarue & - cove, grotto, hermitage, and delightful shrubbery wales, cry, green . and Inn-ill:Mil:14 elegant 1311111, grove, and plant." ilia,ros.d with infinite ta.te, slid rich paddocks arlpitnirri containing altogether 20 acres, horning tuts of the most gam freishoSl properties near the metropolis. To be viewed on Wednesitays and Fridays, between use hours of eleven and three, with tickets may, which mac hail, and farther particulars kinitau, ..at Mr. Small, No. C-. !Snead -street, Royal Rachange. - - LONIMN by GEUILUIE DAIVIUSON, Nu da, Wych %maw. St. etenteutss, aid published by .14154tH RYDEit, at the Ulfice. No. lA, Hoek of St. t.:1.41 1 ..": 0 ` Church, Strew,. where 1 Wert fe• w, Ate. 4 row Vv c° eit hottialy attended Po - PRICE OF LEATHER. Batts, .in to !Alb. pat .211 to fs) Ditto, 6t) to 0!lb. each 251 to 204 Men:haunt Haab lir.n.itig Hies... 21d to 134 Floe C ..soch Reset 2.. id to 246 Crisp Hides fin cutting 226 to 226 flatitrititiary 214 to 224 Cali - Semis, 30 to 4MO. per Gosou 611 d to Odd Ditto, 50 to 74rb Sed to 42dt 'T Hato ' to 70 Lilts. 36 ( 1 . to 58.458.4 S mai lipals (Greenla n d) 404 to 444 F Large ditto l2os to 11r0s per dente. 'ruined Horse Hides Its to 4S per lute. (Cot Skims riOs to G)s ditto Ilta•k, per load.. 161 to tel. BIR Sunni:iv last, at hi: seat, at Mararaol, near F. 111401011, the Lady itf W. T. Hull, Fet of a daireider A few days since, sue Lady of Thomas Porteus, of .lermymatreet, of a ,on. MAR it lAG ES . Yesterday sennight, at %Vols. • , liampton ' Mr. Samuel Tay lor, o Cosaley, to Mrs Ann Farina, of Willenhall, whose united ages amount tni 140. Tuesday last, at Hwy, after a tedious coortship of two day:, Mr. James Whittle, farmer, to Miss Alice llortocks troth .4 th a t pl a ce. Th e un i te d age s o f t hi s beau of cairn:its are - led years. Lately, at Finmere, Oxon, by the Rev. W. Hooper, the Rey. C IfOylv Aplin, to Catharine, third daughter of John tkw malt Esq of Finmere House. Wednesday, at Putney Park, J. P. Lindo, Esq. to Miss Ma tilda Prager. DEATHS. Lately, deeply said deservedly lamented by all her acquaint ance, Miss Charlotte o:borse ' eldest daughter of Mr. Edward Osborne, of Rea Hall, Great Barr, Warwickshire. Lately, at Rochester, Mr. Thomas Baldock, hoyman. On the 7th inst at Landguard Fort, Captain Law, an old and distinguished officer. He served under Generals Wolfe, Monition, and Tiwnshend, in America, and acted with repu tation u assistant engineer at Hellisle and Martinico; at the memorable assault at Oaebee, Ire headed the gallant party of Volunteers which attacked and repulsed General Mrintewme ry ; in General Carleton': ilispati - h, he is panicularly and ho nourably mentioned. Perhaps no man was aver inure sincerely or deseri.edly lamented. lfis serial qualities, gaiety, pleasantry, aril enlivening inoMansise humour, endeared !Urn to alt those who had the happiness of his acquaintance. His seal and ex- I ertions in the service of his friends was singularly diAnterested. His merit alone recommended him to Lord Cornwallis, who appointed him atone-keeper at Lancl4,l ird Fort, us the year 1793, where lie lived universally heloved and esteemed. Ho remains were interred with military honours, attended by the offi:ers of the garrism, who generously evinced their regard to his inerware by paying this last anvil of respect to an old awl gallant soldier, whose military talents anal seeders had early distingirislied and ranked kill is the first line of his profession. SALES BY AUCTION. REVERSION OF SIX lIUNDRILD POUNDS. By Mes:ry SURTO,: and VENNOR, .On TIIIIRSDAY .NLX r, at Garrivrav's, THE REVERSION of SIX HUNDRED POUNDS, Principal V.setey, at the Death of a Lady, aged Se, very amply secured by several valuable Freelts'.! Dwelltim Holies, el iziley situate to the very preferable part of the City. Particulars at Carraway's; and 4.11 MeAbin. Burthe and Van eur, Cecelia