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!'CIE REPORT. WURSTANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE grurer rTEE UPON THE TEN Fit Re.POR I'. The Report of the Seidl Committee appointed to investigate the Tenth Report of the Nava. Commis sioners was last night presented to the 'louse a Commons by Mr. Leycester. This Report was di vided into three heads. The first head of inquiry relates to the application of money voted for naval services to w Eer purposes. Upon this head the Committee state that, not think ing it the intention of the House that they should go into the subjea which relates to the prosecution or dered by the Attorney General, they desire.' to make no inquiry as to what sums Viscount Melville or Me. Trotter may have applied to their own ace. Thcy were, therefore, led into a long examination, not knowing the aaual application of any sum until traced. At the same time they gave to every pa r ty exam i n ed, when he was liable by his answer to criminate hire .elf, the oppottunity of objeaing to answer. The Committee have found that 40,0001. from the naval funds have been advanced by Viscount Mel ville and Mr. Pitt to the house of Boyd and Ben, j geld. A scan of 10,0001. had been advanced by Vis count Melville befote Mr. Trotter became Paymas ter of the Navy ; but how this sum was applied the Committee have been unable to ascertain. Sums have been frequently advanced by Trotter for the use of Viscount Melville from a mixed fund, at Coutts's, of public and private money. Mr. Trotter borrowed at one time 22,0001. for the use of Viscount Melville, for which the Noble Vis count was to pay an interest of 5 per cent. Viscount Melville did not.inquire how, or from what fund the loan was obtained. It was lent by Trotter. Trotter was in ad nnce in account current to Vis count 'Melville, teat t ally from 10 to 20,0001. which was lent from a tinted fund, and for which Trotter considered Viscount Melville his private debtor.— Upon these advances, however, no interest was ever paid—nese was any interest paid open any of the sums of 40,0001. 10,0001. or 22,00u1. already al luded to. The loan of the 40,0001. which the Committee remark was decidedly against the law, was made under circumstances, with respen to the state of the country, of a very peculiar nature. Mr. Boyd, however, represented, on his application to Minis ters, that he was under great pecuniary difficulties. and requested accommodation. This accommoda tion -vas granted, good security being given ; and it tieing considered, as is stated in the evidence, that if the accommodation were refused, the House of Boyd and Ser.field might have failed. and many other houses might have failed aleb. To pre vent ' ;e they should occur, it would, according to evidence, be difficult to con clude a new loan for the public service, without a great los., Viscount Melville, coaceiving that the Naval service would sutler no inconvenience, ad vanced the sum required. The security given by Boyd and Tlenlield consisted of India Company's Bonds and Bills, and also of some Government se corities. The sum has been since repaid, but ;with oat interest. As to the sum of 10,0001. due by Viscount Mel vige to the Naval Funds. previous to the appoint ment of Mr. Trotter, in 1786, it appears that it has been replaced without interest, subsequent to the year 1900. The time and manner of paying this sum, the Committee state, that they have not been able to ascertain. Immediately after Mr. Trotter became Paymaster of the Navy, it is stated that he was appointed pri vate Agent to Viscount Melville. In this capacity Trotter received the salary of Vis-ount Melville, with other sums, in England, and also rcmlnarces, sometimes, from Scotland, which receipts he paid into the mixed fund at Coutts's. Trotter had advanced sums to Mr. TweeJy, and ether persons. The advances he made to Tweedy amounted, once or twice, to about 3 or 4,0001. All those sums have been since replaced, but without interest. The time at which they were advanced or replaced cannot be said, " all vouchers, &e. Seine destroyed." The Committee observe that Viscount Melville, in a Letter to the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, states, that lie " did not decline giving occasio.,al accommodation from the funds in his bards, as Treasurer of the Navy. to other departrocals of the Public Service," they da not find that any such ac commodation has been given in any instance what ever. The Committee allude to another Letter from the Noble Viscount to the same Commis s ioners. alleging that " he did not derive any profit from the use made by Trotter of the Public Mone7," and refer to the Appendix, which contains the evidence. The second head of the Report refers to the repre sentations said to have been made to the Lords Com missioners of the Treasury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, respetting the manner in which the Na val Money was drawn from the Link, contrary to the A.t of the 25th of George 111. chap. 91. The Committee state, that they do not find any representation on this subjea was made to the Lords of the Treasury, but that it was represented to Mr. Pitt, as appears from the evidence of Mr. Raikes, and she admission of Mr. Pitt himself. The Report nate% that some time in the year 1797, Mr. Raikes. Governor of the Bank, had an official in.etritievr with Mr. Pitt. After official busi neat was at an end. he told Mr.'Pitt, in conversation, the manner in which public money was drawn from the Bank by the Treasurer of the Navy ; that he had hears: the Treasurer (Viscount Melville) kept cash at Coutro's, and that Navy Bills were paid by drafts on that house, instead of by drafts on the Bank. Mr: Pitt thanked Mr. Raikes fur this infor mation. Such, Mr Raiker, in his evidence, states to have been the purport of the conversation, but, from • the length of time that has since elapsed, he is not sure as to the terms . Mr. Pitt ad nits the general import of the conver satian, as stated by Mr. Raikes, but differs with him as to the terms. He don't undertake to " recollea with accuracy," but states it in substance to have conveyed to him an impression, that sums were drawn from the Bank and carried to a private bank ing -house, to a larger amount than was supposed accessary ; that he took an early opportunity of stating toViscount Melville, the information he T e- L ceived from Mr. Raikes ; and theuzli he cannot state precisely what further pitted between himself and ' Viscount Melville on the cubje&, he was impressed with a belief that no sums were so transferred, but such as were necessary to carry on the details of service in payment; to individuals, and that it would be difficult to carry on such details in any other way ; that in his conversation with Viscount Melville he did not advert to the provisions of the A& which lot hid such transfers, nor did it occur to him that drawing from the Bank such sums of money in such a way for the purpose of carrying on the details of office, was an illegal prai9ice. Belying on thereaitude of Viscount Melville, from the opinion he entertained of him, he made no inquiry as to the necessity of the praftice, and was so far satisfied with the general statement given by that Noble Viscount, that he did not think it necessary to communicate the circumstances of the case to any other of His Ma jesty's Ministers, or to take any further steps on the subject. He (Pitt) had no knowledge or informa tiofi of any Naval money, the 4,0001. excepted, be ing applied to other purposes, except from the com munication r.f Mr. Raikes, until after his retirement from office he was acquainted of it by Lord Har rowby. That Noble Lord told him that he thought the praaice very singular, and was, therefore, biking steps to put a stop to it. That private profit was made from the use of the money belonging to the funds of the Navy, he had no knowledge whatever, till it was made known by the Report of the Naval Commissioners, tor did he suppose that the business of the office would admit of it. The third head of the Report relates to the case of Jellicoe. From the 'reads Report it appears that 1 all Jellicoe's property, returned by the inquisition, had been sold, and the proceeds carried to the pub lic accraint, antecedent to the writ of Privy Seal, ex cept Cort's Patent, Sheffield Farm, a Messuage at Pb! tsrnoutb, a warehouse and wharf at Gosport.The Report notices that 40,0001. were owing to Mr. del- Leo by his son. Con's Patent has not been made available. The Warehouse at Gosport was valued by the Inquisition at 1,0001. It was lett to the son in September, 1791, at 1001. a year, and in May, ,1800, it was raised to 1501. a year ; 8751. from the rent of this Warehouse for ten years, have peen paid to Mr. Trotter on account of the Treasurer of the Navy, and several sums out of the 4,00. d due by the younger Jellicee, have been also paid. Upon the manner of accouuting for those several sums, some remarks are made. It is stated, that the uses suage at Portsmouth was lett at 10. per year, and that no rent was ever received for it. It is added, that no rent was ever received for the wharf, and that no measures were properly taken for the reco very of the arrears due from the rent of the ware house, or the instalments unpaid out of the 4,0001. due by Jellicoe, junior. Mr. Pitt states, that information was given to the Solicitor of the Treasury, to take the requisite mea sures for the recovery of this money. Tke Solicitor (Mr. White) admi's that he re ceived rich instruaions, and that he proceeded ac cordingly while there were visinle effcas from which there was a hope of recovering any thing. lle states also that although he received such general instruaions as are usual on similar occasions, he considered himself charged only with conducting tie law proceedings. He thought that Trotter had em- ployed proper persons to enquire into Jellicoe's pact perty. Trotter appears to have colleaed several parts of Jellicoe's property, till Viscount Melville had pro cured the Writ of Privy Seal. The Report concludes with stating the reasons whlch induced the Committee to decline examining Viscount Melville, as, according to the restriaions under which he was allowed by the conference with the Lords to appear before them, they could not proceed satisfaaorily to examine the Noble Lord touching the points submitted to their consideration. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POSTSMOCTII, MAY 27. SHIPS AT SPIT:4IIAD. Ndiniral f 0 'Captain Wainwright. 98 lion. Capt. Avirutr. . 96 Capt. Reynold,. • 74 44 Hon. Capt. Fleming. . 44 Capt. Blackwood. Barrie. . ▪ . 16 16 --.Jan•erin. • 16 White. • If Brown. • Royal Waliam . Glory, Princess Royal, Puussant, Egyptienne, FUI . . Brilliant, L'Espiegle, run), Avenger, Hada, Firm Gun Vessel. Sailed the Pallet and Italy, with a convoy for Newfoundland ; Voisineetr, for Harwich ; &road lion bomb, for the Downs ; Heck, to St. Eiden's. Arrived th• Ranger sloop, from a cruise ; and the Crorker, from off Havre. The Defence, Captain Hope, is taken into Dock ; and the Orson, of 74 guns, is taken out, and corn. missioned. _ _ Came into Harbour, the Rulb brig, laden with bides and fruit, taken by a French privateer, on her passage from Lisbon to Bristol, and retaken by a transport, of only two guns. F4LMOrTM, MAY 25. Sailed the Swinger gun-brig, with a mail for the Leeward-Islands, and the Prince .f Wales packet. Captain Harnis,with a mail for Lisbon.—Wind N.E. T•RMOUTINI, NAT 27. This morning a ship of war passed the of fi ng, with a fleet uner convoy for the Baltic, which were joined by the (E , oniney, Barnard, from this port, bound to l'etersburgh ; the Harm:mire, Suite, from Ernhden, detained and sent in here by the //inter revenue cutter. Wind N.B. DEAL, MAY 27. Arrived this morning the .4rab sloop of war, from a cruise oft Itoulogne; and sailed again fur the same station. FROM LLOYD's LAST. Ca 4V LS Ti D, NIA w ST.—raised by the Three Good Sisters, no a Cilaiante ; Frelde.s. Fo:kman, front Mental; Morning Stir. Mow.; and the Fruitful riot, Huth'; from Dani.ic; Lawrence and Mary, ; and the Neptune, Pa terson; from Norway • Yegetira, Mussel!: from Lnlxieri ; Adocita Hawmicien, Vaskumn ; Vniw Ale - da, De Souse; Goo! Hope, Jacoles ; au4 the Vrnw Christiana, Christen ; how Fihin. Sailed the Sanftitiuth, Tuft:, for Copenhagen ; and the Jonge - row Anna Sophia.fluck, fot Tunuingen. AllitIVID. 01 the Start—The Penelope, Errant, from Ilonduras. At Megadore—.The Arran, Lew, from London . At New Yo•k—The drilliant, Waterman, from Newcastle. At Deagalf he Ruby, Make, front itadras. . FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH AbiD DUTCH PAPERS. CADIZ, APRIL 30. As yet no intelligence has been received of the Combined squadrons; but theme is reason to con :ratite, that the squadron from Toulon, after hav ing misled the enemy, by passing the Streight, re passed it in the night, stud sailed up the Mediterra nean. The Spanish troops embarked onboard the squadron commanded by Admiral Gravina, are from the flower of oar army. There is a large ar tillery train on board the squadron. The two regi ments of dismounted cavalry, which are embarked with their saddles, are the s tme which, in the cam paign of the Pyrenees against the French, most dis tinguished themselves. The Carthagena squadron has been augmented with two ships. Troops, des tined to ad during the present war, have been dis patched to that port. MILAN, MAY 14. His Majesty the Emperor and King gave audi ence, on the 11th, to several Italian and French Generals, and other Officers. Yesterday His MaJrs.ry was engaged nearly the whole day with the Ministers of the kingdom of Italy; after which he viewed the citadel and other public edifices. Our Bishop delivered an oration before His MAJESTY. in which he expressed the sentiments of respeCt, fidelity, and submission, which animated all his Italian subjeets. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARTNFRs:III's DISSOLVED. John Greeiihalgli and J.i.iah 1111:, of M owhener, in the county of larocaiirer, calenderers, May 22,1105. Benjamin Wil.on, Benjamin Williams, and John Singleton, at Manclietter, May 1, 1805. Francis Jordan and WtMans JimPa, Liverpool, A nril 1, IROS David Saonelzra Turner and Raised Arnold [Jonah, of No. 27, Brokers row, Moarfieldv, in the county of Middlesex, up holders and cabinetmakers, May 28, 180. BANKRUPTS. John Holborn, of Little Eastcheap, in the city of London, wins and brands: merchant, to surrender June 4, 11, and July 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Forster, No. 8, Lincoln's Inn New-square. Jonathan Hibbard, late of the city of Bath, in the county of Some, set, ale-house keeper, dealer and chaproan, to r Joule 1, 22, and July 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, L011(1011. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, Gray's ion-square, London. Thomas Rowley and John Rowley, of Salford, iu the county of Lancaster, cotton spinners, partners, dealers and chapmeu, to surrenderJ ails 10 11, sod July 9, at three, at the Bridge water Arms Inn, Manchester, in the county of Lancaster. Attorneys, Messrs Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London. Archibald Smith, of the town of Kinoon•upon-li ull,haktr, dealer and Chapman, 4r surreuder June .1, 4, and July 9, at the Geoige Inn, in the town of Kingston upon•l ult. Attor neys, Mr. Ralph Fills, Connor street, Loudon; and Mr. Robert Galland, in King-tort upon Hull. DIVIDE ,4 OS. June U. Juno Penny, of Liverpool, in the cnunty of 1.11- cauer, hat draper and chapman, at twrlve, at the Globe Tavern, in Joh:I-street, in l.iv.•ria,ol. June 10. Martin White, of Purt,•uouth, in thr county of Southampton, wine merchant, vintner, deakt ar.d chaprain, at the George Inn in Higls-itrein in Portsmmth. July 1. Daniel Hodgkins, of Liverpool, in the aunty of Lancaster, brushmakei., dealer :rid chapeau', ;:t one at For-haw's, the Dlohe Tavern, in John- surer, in Liverpo ol. June ?1. Robert Williamson, of Roskliill, to the parish of Well, in the county of Yor k, farmer, Mitchel, dealer ai d eltepinm, at eleven, at the house of Ann Arnett, known by the sign of the Black Swan, in Bedale, in the county of - Jun Y e o 2 rk 9 . . - Joehua Jepson (Ally, late of St. Mary Axe, in the city of Loll+ll.ll, merchant, at eieven, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 19. Solomon Holum.. of Doncaster, in the county of York, leather-dreeser, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the hoe of William Dodtwurth, the Green Dragon in, cot Doncaster. June 21. Nathaniel Chapman, William Mellor, and Robert Mellor, all of Stockpno, in the county id Chester, cotton manufacturers, copartners, clearers and chapmen, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, in Macclesfield, in the said county. June 18 GeorgeG.ll, of Warrinzton, in the county of Lan caster, merchant,dealer and chapman,at elevere, at the huuso of Mrs Ward, the Castld, in Lord street, Liverpool. Jane 11. John Gordon Crip;s, of Bury St. Edmunds, in the county of Suffolk, grocer and tea.ilealer, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. June 29. Patrick Home and Patrick Hunter, of Throgmnrton• street, in the city of London, merchants, dealers, and chap. men, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 18. Charles Pollington of Havant, in the county of Hampshire shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London . June H. William Wakefnrd, of Horsham, in the county of Sussex, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, at one, at Guild. hall Condon July 9. Janathan Mead, of Soutlinsinster, in the county of Essex, ladle, and collar maker, dealer and chapeau, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 9. Edward Baynes, late of R-xliford, in the county of Es,ex, shopkeeper, at twelve, at Giii:dhat.,Londo.i. Juno 21. Cohn Farquhar, late of Mad tog street, i:i the parish of St. George, Hanover squa , e, in the county of Nixldlesei, builder, carpenter, dealer and chapmaii, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 24. Nathaniel Joann late of Albernarleottreet, in the parish of St. James, in the county of Middlesex, silversinith, jeweller, dealer and chaplain, at ten, at Cl.ills! , ia!l, Lnrukan. CERTIFICATES—Jusse IP. Benjamin Smith the younger, of R , •I Lon greet, in the county of Middl.eca, watch manteacturer,Ater, and chapman. John Baker, of Peckham, in thecou:ity of Surrey, carpenter, dealer and chapman. James Hayes, late of Liverpool, in the tomcat? of Surrey, botcher, dealer and chapman. Joseph Marriott Waller and Michael Waller, of flischtown, in the parish of 'lnstall, in the county of York, merchants, dealers and chapman. Simon Greetliam,l4lo of Redale, in the county of York, shop keeper, grocer, dealer and chapman. William Gurden the younger, of Stoney Stratford, in the county of Buckingham, lace merchant, dealer and chapman. John 'lnwood, late of Basinghall street, in the city of London, warehouseman dealer and chapman. Hawkins warehouseman, elder, of Rotherhirhe Wall, in the county of Surrey, boat bisrtder, dealer and chapman. Edward Jackson, of &lin:triton, in the county of Ntiddlesex, plumber, painter, and glazier. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 17211 3 per Cent. Reduced.......... ..... ..Se 57j Ss 3 per Cent. Consols ... 5 4i114 4 per Cent S per Cent. Loyalty 97j 93 Long Annuities l6 11 Vol Irish S per Cent. .8.1 Ontniunt ladies Stock 1321 182 India Bo als Eseliequer Bills English I.ottery Tickets ... 191. 10s. Colliolll fur opening s' . lill T. 111511, Studs 'Poker, No. 4, Carithill, and 9, Charing Cress. PRICE OF IRISH SIOCKS--bligte 21 Gov. rx.tt. !r prr Cent 59 Oland Carr•! Loan, 6 per Cent. 9lle City ileals, 6 per Coat 9 7 if COURSE OV EXCH4 Amsterdam 3 2 U. Ditto at Sight .17 7 Rotterdam c f.... 12 1 2 Hainbutab 95 R 2ill. Alt Una Parts— 2 14 Ditto. 2 Vs. 7ti 4 Bi•urdeaux • 7.0 Cadiz Ditto 51a•lod ..... • • •• Ditto B tbru, • . 53 heat-out SO Naples Duhlin on L0n1i0n....( Ile NA on Lowl , ni (11141 41+.11a4t on DoldM (Dist SGE, ruccesesM4 c'.. ~.'.. Genoa 4i,ci.5,1- ri Venice - s 9l' Lisbon 6oa i .. Oporto . _ _ GI •it ti i . , . . 610 Am not s 011. t . .* 4 4 Pl.“11gal GOO iII Coin • 1 :11 and pet or, CAII ;, . ..... 0 0 I i New Dl.llars ...... 0 5 Silver vl 2 , 14 0 0 NowLr.un roe ; .... Apo on the Ronk of 11444, 4 1 per Cent (1540 v ?2) 10:t11 !IP. GI days. RIR El IS. On f‘toil 4 aYr in quenc-.l.reet, the Ifarsoureale Mrs. Th•- nra4, of a 11411Viiii . t l'eatestlay, Prl.b. Murray, of liAford-row, of a son. DE 'al IS Lately, at Clifton, after a .pan illness, in consequence et Cie bursting of .t boo i•vessel, and at the age of 17, Caulfield, daughter ut of llrelam On WAtie,lay kut. Ca . .tain Julia Win.ux., of t h e m. fool Volunteers NVATER THN DAM A P LU9DON.BkIU,4: Mum. 29 min. alto 51.-154 en. 47 min alte• 2. SALES IIY AUCTION. BIIII.IOIi4ECA HiLnrTcinAmA. Direaion of Mr. SOIHLI Y. At h . :I Dome, in Yorkuseat, Covesit.Gardem,illl3 DAT, and the Two following Days, at Twelve &Cl o ak, THE truly elegant. choice, and althlahle LIBRARY of the late EDWARD 11111.D1T411, Ei.i. Comprising.' rich and sele4 Colleetion of Rtr,ka in the u... intenisting departments of Liter:ante ; many ( 4, 4 . beat Deiphin, Variorum, and Llsorir Classics; a fine set of Stephen's Greek Thesaurus, with the Gliawary ; Walt .a . s. Polyglint Bible and C.astelliits's Lexicon; mead Warw. Syriac and Gre,k Testaments, in various sites; esso Dugclate's Pie.es, fine copies; Holtman g till W. Jones', Werke, complete, &newly bound in 9 vols. larKe paper; and null very eKed:ent Engtoo The hooks are the best editions; the bindings (•.tt. exceptions) are either KATOCC.I or Rum's, with gist karey execut:cl with the greatew taste, in a finished and e i sst, h , style, by Itn,tr Payne, Herring, See with se Islet lion and Cafe, that proof leaves are 10 1.1.0 :01.04 in Mines; ev i c t Volume. sieved this Day, anl Catalogues (ruler frt) fiat at the pace of Sale. Et D. 5.%131.ER, THIS DAY, at Tech/ o'Clo.k, al the flitact Hente Aldersgat, street ' ni-ar Chakerhesam-aireare, A LL the Genuine LIVE and DEAD STOC7. IX of the late Mr. TI lOM.' ISKOUGES, Flatknet Nitry tlecra.etl, by Uhler of the Coolitors—,Sht. mogul 11,,k..., 1 Coach Horses ; Two Hackney Coaches; T. Pair ftlFlu.e.t. and Stable Utensils : Alio, The Houitelitola runtime; cow. pricing Feather 13:1i, Yeddiag , Maltaglity antra, 'fatitc% ot Derweis, Louking Gleams, lkiaiatita Fatuity% ilk. viewed the Morning of Sale?. wen Cotbuystrial I+^ on the Pre:nisei; or of Mr. Sulks, at *is Reeser:my, Be LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, At their House, No. 14'i. in the Stront, oppw , te Ithevint• Street (removed from York street, Covent Ordeal, 1113 DAY, and Three following Days, at Twelve isV o ck. NNE LIBRARY of the late wiLLIMAr BUTTER, M 11. Fellow of the Royal College et rap simians. and Member of the Medical Society a thoboreht Author of several Medical Tracts; comprehend* aver gagl Collection in Med!eine, Swgery, Chemistry ,rei.,l x n d Domestic Nestor!, Voyages, Travels"; Poetry. swoolenea Lettro.., Arts airt Sctencei. N. IL lu Frida!,'s Sale sold, the Copr r tetanus with the ternaining lmpresirwr r.f bi. evcwl Wves. To besieweil ; and Catalinue3 load at dna Thew of Sale. By LEIGH attJ S. Boratelime, At their Huller, No. it% in the Shawl, opposite Cathtrns. rreet (remo;ed from Tork-atreet, CUseiti Gardea) b TO hirtAROW, amt hallowing Day, at 'll' ea we o•Ch.ca, THE COINS and MEDAL% in GOLD, VER, and COITER, of that insorileus /Wig, the ..n Mr. JOIIN MILTON, formerly Engraver :o the Mot. To be viewed till the Sale; and Catalogues had at the ?rut of By I.rIGH . and S. SOIIIF.BY, Borik.ellons, At their llotoe, No. 115, in the Strand, opposite Catterim• street (reinove.l from York-street, Covent Girder' , ors SATURDAY NEXT, Jose 1, 1805, •t COWS And MEDALS, in GOLD, SILVER. and COPPER ; 11110.4 them are, a very now tenet of Pennies ; likewise Rainage's Commonwealth Minnie, aid t's famous Petition Crown, by T Sintosi. Formety the veity of TIitIMAS T)IIStIMER, Esti. To ha viewed on Friday, May SI ; and Catalognelhal at the placa of Sale. VERY OROICE WINES. By Mr NAMES DENEW, By Order of the Exoridors, at his Auction Room, in Chadet• street, bericelersquare, on FRIDAY, the :314 lost. at Om, rV HE very choke WINES; compriteng Clatett of different vstitagm, Ports, Madeira*, Sherry, Red and White Coustantia, ate. the late property of a Nnblenun, de ,rased ...Ssmiles of th. Wind may be had uota the Sale, at ttte Audnati Room, in Charlm-street, Berkeley.spisre PRINCES-STREET, RANK. Br Mews. BURTON and VENNOR. On PRIDAY, June 7, 1805, at Twelve o'clock, at Gon rawav's riIHE LEASE of a Conopaft RESIDENCE. recently put into complete repair, very eligibly owaler No. 28, &draining the Rank ; containing four chanties draw inc,ooro, d ming- reorn, compting. house, entrance. wa.h•house, and cel'ara. Held for ao uneepired tans ce about 511 years, at the moderate rent a 401. per ann. "To be viewed throe days previous to the Sete ; and portico- lays had on the Premises; at Gateway's; and of Burton and Vennor, 63, Cernhill. WIMPOLE.STREET, CAVENDISH.SQUAR E. EI.EGANT 110USEHOLI) FURNITURE, fine WISFS. CHARIOT, brilliant PIER and CI lININLY riLVtislti f large Dimensions, SEVE, and other Pr ii:rl I. ‘' • . PIANO FORTE, with additional Keys. • • Property of Mrs. ORRY HUNTER, going Ab.' Be Mr. RATES, TO-MORROW, and following Day, at Twe!te if ••• CAPITAL mahogany four-post, field, an,i bedsteads with cotton hangings pnme bt' 4 goose feather beds, reattrassas, and bedding, silk and caw* drawing-ruons and parlour suits, in window ...intim:, and sofas, handsome mahogany b9okcases a:A wardrobe., .e eretairoand chest of drawers, rich cut Insures, Parisian flock, candelabras, rases, and urns, in braise and or.moulu meintle ings, capital set of dining tablas, utahogany and satin-wo.NI card, pier, and Pembroke ditto, 03 pillars and claws, s•de* board, Brussels, Turkey, and other carpet., briniart . ptet glasses of large dimensions, cot glass tattle and desert se"T'e4, ;Linn r and breakfast ditto of Dre-den and Sere china t 100 dozen superior Old Port Wine, a Chariot, and name, one other valuable effects, without reserve. ' To be viewed till the Sale; Catalogues alay he bi d "?" premises ; of Mr. Bates, No 3. Welber - A trcet ; ariC a' l" Rooms, No 21;, Orchard..treet, Portman moare. LONDOIka:-.-Planted hr GLOW& DAVIDSON, No Wych street, St, lleencues , and pubinhed .14.S1‘' RYDEN. at the Otfice, t>, Back of St Cle,e", eilliteil, ti , r.one4 . whrit 11-1:0?! for thorns', Ic esti be du!) atecr.46.l m. 111 1 • ;... j •.v: ; .. .. • !f.4. ' - 1 . ,r