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•ne on shore, 1 horse the pleature to rid Pt was without less. Sh.. %vac Nulls:a-al ten days ay. at Cumarsa, for a cruise off Demerary 1 this other first and uu.u; r<41.11 gest. ans, kr. W. it CRlfte, Cumcsautfer. The lion. A Inu.al C..chran•, Commander ur Chief, ke. &a. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. {For , I i, 'ebb Regiment of Life ittuirtlii Char'et irtiin t b • Liettte.igat enleinel, by purcha.e, vice Budd. y, )41.sier ttitbert Rleron. trims the I WI Light Ptalginiiti, ti , oNt• .j.- and Liein..n.no Ciilmtei, vire 1' jqt-G - tterid Hems kur inenn, Gent t., be Cornet and Sub•Licutenant, by purcliaft, Lynch. retired TARTISFRSIIIPS DISSOLVF.D. Willyro Marron, Jeee John,on, sl .d John Roberts, of Maerleslte;d, in the county of Chaste', cores. wianufatt men, Juiv A, ISO', Doid quoin i , John Riddrilph, Win Stanley, exectoorr. Ad in (;,dno, rl,c-ivred ; K. Shatter Dank., Jo:, Wm. Train, W... Hanks wen. Geo Hawks, Wm Hawk., jun D,rid .tiorrion. ',dot h, and Wm. Stanley, ot Lorklott, and G u resh,,,l, F the , :mote of Durham, non and Karl manufatAurers Jane 111., 1605. John llarerikl and Rdward Colman, of the city of Ntriwich, wino and Aline nr,cborre; \foil 4. ssos. Payam tad Ralph Crawford, of Manchester, d: mint. %asylum, .fee mantifafturore ; Jan J, 1902. J tat., Oaley and Joint Thomiam, of the city of Norwi:h, Cotton marafaflurear July 1. 180:o aloha Raltarfor4 Noeklham, Jame* Needham, and Richard jt4, 1 , 4 44 14 ,. in the county of hlaldle,ex, lerewers ; June 26. 'SUS Thomas Ewheak and GOO/ St t, of the city of Coventry, Ckrunists and drucgiets; April 29, ISO ,. BANRityrrs. IVillians Brown, etlio.c.,tt, rr,c Co unty of No r thampton "a•leauthitt, and thiinhawsper, ro surrender July 19. 9 0 . an d August 14, at eleven, at the house of Franco (Manner. the peacock lam, in the torn of Norebamplon. Aitonwtri. Mr. John Newton Good:all, W.diiriborourrh ; and Mr. Richard Walter faYrbes. Itly•place, Holbert., Leiden. if•aq IftLenek aud John Bernard Hanover. of the town Old flaunty ri Newcastle unno•Tyne, sn• reborn.. to surrender August 3. 5, anal 24, at eleven, at Bills Coffee-House. in N. , weastle-upon Tyne. Attorneys sdsters. Coyne% and Kr, 1 1 ) 011 ,NeWrietle; and Messrs- Clayton and Scott, Lincoln's. no, Gordon. Jahn Hewitt, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, druggist and grocer, dealer a•.d eha o man, to surrender Ju'y 22, at four. 2 , at twelve, and August 24, at four, at the stork Tavern, in the Square, in Senn , glum Attorneys, Sudlow and Richardson, Monument yard, London ; and Mr. Milo, Rommenaet John Inward 11011 W-11, late of Streatham, in the counts , of Sorre l , *pother 're , drogci.t and chvisint dealer and chap VA". to July 26, err six, 27, and %mind 24, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Maraelli, N•nf street, Strand, London. .I , .hn Wonky, of Siffrott-hull, in the curnity of Muddle's:, eordwainer.riteler and era pinata • 'a surrender July 16,27, and Augusts!, at ten , et Gurildhar Lon.lori AttoimiYar ilraden and Sym, Cur., , s'-hall, London Wall John lia-rison and Robert Rugg; of Manchester, in the County of Lancaster, manure/liner., dealers and chapmen, at lu render Augpasti 6,7, awl 24, It drretl, at the Bridgewater Atrint.Manchesear, in the cou.rty of Lancaster. At.orners, Idessx. Fon;lt.eand firma, Nfanchester awl Messrs. Foulkes • ;ed Longslall,Grafeinn. Landon. Jarimqiiiirthors, and limes Mancnall," of Beltran, in the e4. , ntv of LanLa.ter, dinoty and quilting mini.factrirers, dealers • and ehapmen surrendet AltrUet n, and 24, at ten, at thc Dog Tavern,lnearusgate, Manewster, or the county of Lan. caster • Attonwrs, Mr. Ellis, Cursitor..treet, London; and M Knight, in Manchester. Mark Breaks, late of Sheppertnn, in the county of Middle at', contend coal merchant, dealer and &stamen, to •urrerirter Judy td.l2, and Airiest 94, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Al.ornews, Messy Clark and Grazehronk, Chertsey. Surrey ; and Meson Jenkins, James, and Co. New Inn. Edward Wins, *1 the Lower Road. in the oafish of St. Malt, Retherinthe, in the oseinre of Snorer, vietnaller, dealer and chapattis, to cur-erulerJnle 16, 30, aid August 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Shertmen Line. John Williams, of 1.1301,13,,, Dee•ightiliire, North Wiles, sl•eler i nLattls, dealer and ah,pman, to surrender July 23, • 80. and, August 24, at ten, at Grirldh4l, London. Attorney, Mr. Stratton, Shorediteh, London. Wm. Milburn and John M. Copeman, of Bow Church-rani, in the city of London, wareh ,, wm.ri and merchant", to au,' fonder' uly 20,23, and August 2i. at ten, at Gotklltall, Lon don Attorney, Mr Cunneen, N ;4, Cannon-street Henry S.nyth Thomas Ir.d lohui Lasee:les, of Mill-lane, Tooleratnet, in the county of Surrey, coopers, dealers and ehapmasi, to 'amender Juiy 20, 93, and August 24, at ten, at Guildhall, Gordon. Attorneys, Memo, Getty and Hidden, Ihrogmerton-street, London. DIVIDENDS. August G. Robert Juhlistori, Jame Johnston, and William Johnston, of Sr. Swithin's-lane, London, merchant., at twelve, at Guildhall. Aerial 13 William Ilarkrr, of the Strand, in the county of Middlesex, linen draper, dealer and cirapniaii, at one, at Lnnilon. Aug.ms 5 William Mayor, of Preuon, in the county of lan• warollen draper, dealer arid chairman, at eleven, at the Fleece. in !Nesters Annum 3 George Cory, of Great Yarmouth, in the county of No. folk, udholder, dealer and cha i rman, at ten, at (-amid hall. London. 4kuaust It. John Page, of Thavies Inn, Holborn, in the city of London, earehousein4.l, dealer and chapmaa, at our, at Augestl7john 'hallos, of the town of R 094, in the county of Hereford, roiniulder„ dealer and chairman, at ten, at the Swan Inn, in 1t0.% aforesaid. August 10 Henry Bradley, late of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, men tient, dealer and chairman, at twelve, at the Hotel, in Temple row, Birmingham. August sy. John &rum-, late of Sheepy terra, in the county of Leicester, esdier, dealer and chapmaii, at eleven, at the house of Sarah Walnut, the sign of the Sun, in Sheeny hl .gisa, in the sa,d county of Lett liter. •ugu.t G. Walmin Masters the elder, of tiretnwich, in the county ft' Kent, +stint, : wine s-reliant, dealer and chap- • moo, at toe, at Galahad, London. Augur, Wd.ian, Nine, the elder and William Masters the voting..., of Greenwich, sit the county of Kent, distil. lea, dealers and eharnien, at teen, at Gualhall, London. Anew* 17. Than*, Mitchell, of I lattoo-c.iurt, Threadiseedt , street, in the cite nil London, siscrehAut, dealer and chair man, at twelve, at Guildhall. Augat 6. PA rind F.iieeto,., of Cheapside, in the city of I.oadon, grocer and tea dealer, dealer and chairman, at one, at Ga!dlia:l. .fistrease 6 Semite! Moses, of Rridlithelmstone, in the counts of Snorts, lin n draper, aro. er, shopkeeper, dealer and Chapman, at one, at Guildhall , Lanka. Angus& is. Robert "Lirunt, of Shoplana, in the cotiiity of 154 ", dealer and chapman, at yeah*, at Gtuicillail, London. .I.ly f Thomas Rea rd, of Sutton, in the rnunty of Perks, ssaperinaker, dcaler awl Lhapmart, at incise, at Guildhall, 1.411140 , 1 Ahgust vB. 11101P11. , ThArgortal. of Welwyn, so the steamy of H rtfOr I, shopkee,ser, dealer and chapinan, at ton, at Guildhall, London. Angus* n Mites Veneer, of Pow lane, in the city of I.ond so w , ar.shoilernan, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at pO7. titer 4. IT enry (Tale, of Pnehin-lane, in the rity of Lel.' an, oilman, dealer aud Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London *noise Geore^ 7r.rhes, Late of Ondhsll-ersurt, Throg. . . to i .:.e c.ty I,tntelen, Inertha.lt and uncleT. 11/./bllf. deal •T n .1 elle otuan. at tort., at Gulttlhall• D. Iwe b.viv .n, of the city of Chest,,, wine met (lwo. 4WD, et eleven, at the Feathers bin, of Newthvneh, in the coutile tr and c4apol.a.i. at aye.. .4 tI. house of Wi Sumner, tire g 'Tavern, in pews gate, in Man hewer, in the monis' nh Lancaster. Augnist 13. David MolLtt„ r.tit Matte. WI th e or bc Bride , in di city a London, grace:, dilator and chal... wan. at ten, at Coildria. August 2. Rdwatd Mundell, of riwobutPugh, to Pheasant" . of York, COSH deal-r and spirit therchatit, dealef and chap. man, at elev..% at the hems. iad Mr. !Arid Winn, the 6.-orge Inn, in the city of Ymk. August 7 3Mes Kershaw avid William Kershaw, of !rajas. I. the county or York, nien-lia“ts, ilcalent and rimpusen, at fen, at the Witte Linn Inn , i J..ly 29. lam s Wanklin, late of hatagliton, in the enwfity . of Radnor, ITTIVef, dra f rio., utn taletu.an , dealer and chap man, at nix, at the Cr or II 11114 In the wily of %VIM cater. Atigiot 9 Richard %'hittle, late of Tatleton, in the comity of Lyman, r, shopk,eper, at elesen, at Scou'a, the George 140, 1,, Prest on , in tit: gaunt. of laincawer. EXTIFICATE—Aron ST 3 Jam-, Nixon. of Pa tiores..tree", flaiiiireesquarc, in the coon. tv ut Moline-aro, deal.•-ar d Th 41.11311. of the II 21i-iffeet, Wnitecisa el, in the coon ty rd M:fiAlesoit, tailor, ri •aler 411.1C11.11.110.111. Joseph if .4 Lirtlr Hr.tain, iu the city of Loudon, Cal ',elites. Avatar anti shannian. Ifuny, fai floosie° duck, jut the parish of Vallecod, in the county of Northinulterlatid, ship. butldo, dealer and chapmaii. qua.* I I,trry, of llowden dock, in the !atrial of W.11 . 5:11il, in the c , mitty a Northuinuerland, ship-budder, dealer anti chat ~,, a... W.ll. ••• Pitillips, of cpurch•street, Lambeth, is the county of Su re , ta-ne•r. Francis Thompson, late of New North-effeet, Eel Litithsicar in the rninA of incrchatit, mu lin.manutac torsi.. dealer and eliatiman. . . ienry iccelen , Green, of I.lxford-strret, in the county of Mid dle•ett, pocket-hook asl , l trunk atAlter, dealer and eliapmaii fon ReAd I,te of Satt,.,l, ne‘r Frod.hani, in the county of Chester, corn-fact.., dealer and chaimadii. MEETING OF CREnITORs AT GUILDHALL, William Wires tucklersbu r y, co .I. , milon, oarehosoeman J 10 lir.ouch Jab 'lnterim, Fetiehurch-street, London, merchant Z.l 10 • . . . filoorg... White, Whiteeha.ii.l4,2,l, Mirk!lnez, truce/ 10 ELs.ineth Mklgley, Leads. Yorkshire, milliner 2 10 Joh., Collins, Jewry street, Aldo!,, London, merchant 10 CPA FIFICATES. John Sonpton, of the town of King.ton-upon•flulli ship-ear punter, d Mitt and chapman. Robert Padrinsno, late of Lkal, to the county of Kent, drug gist, &lie, and I homan. Tho liss Kiernan, of Gray's•lnis-square, in the county of NI al dime., money-scrivener. clo•.st md a tie the edgy , 4 CI. st..r. gs4,l 4 saretb,clc, • r. iltra " • ,40,17/ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POUTSMOUTII,JULY 12. Arrived the Prospero bomb, from the Downs. Sailed the Zealous and Sa►acen, for Plymouth ; .41emecsie frigate, for Guernsey; and the Safeguard gun-vessel on a cruise. The East India convoy are all dropped down to St. Helen's. 1 hey will sail from thence to-morrow. Arrived the (WYNN armed transport, with the following transports under convoy, viz. the "Vent, COMMer, Hope, Charlotte, and the Three Bro. thus, front Leith ; Defender gun-brig, from a cruise. The Zehra bomb, with three transports, are gett ing under weigh for the Eastward. JULY Is. Arrived the Starling gun-brig from a a uise. Sailed La Cbfene frigate for Weymouth, and the Safiruard on a cruise. Went out of hArbour the Fury bomb.—Wind N. E. PL' MOUTH, OILY 11. Curie in the ,Tafrow /lane, Capt. Smart, from Tonningen, with bale goods, for Bilboa, detained by the Hero privateer; and the Prussian brig Jong. Anne, Peters, from Barcelona, with brandy, bound to Embilen, detained by the l.o►d Nelson privateer. Sailed the Mop and Care/ifle sloops of war, on a cruise. DEAL. JULY 12. Arrived the Bloodbornd gun brig, from a cruise, an sailed for Sheerness. Sailed the Cy,coef sloop of war, on a cruise. Came down from Sheerness the Cuastemt gun brig, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. Several ships are jast round the South Foreland. working into the Downs, supposed to be part Alf the Leeward Island Fleets. JULY 13. Sailed through the Downs the Alai, WA LICE', for Antigua; and the Betsey, ELLIOTT, for Liver. Sailed the Griffin cutter, Lieut. Points with dis patches for the squadron off Calais ; and the Recta bomb, with a convoy for Portsmouth. Arrived the Oneida Chief, Capt. FA RRELL, from New York, bound to Tonningen ; Aiert sloop of war ; and the Devanatten bomb, film a cruise, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last.—Wind N. E. coax, JULY R. The Neptune, of Liverpool, Ma s te r , was spoke with off this coast by the British Tor, formerly the Broom, arrived in our harbour, whom she in formed, that she sailed from Tortola on the first of June in•• the utmost hurry, having only one-fourth of her cargo on board, in consequence of the Corn. bined Squadrons having passed to leeward of that Island, between the '2sth and alit of May. Arrived, Intel:miry, of and for London, Cordon; Gran, ditto, M•Phelan ; Nelson, ditto, Main ; Alasuung, ditto, Dixon ; Mentor, ditto, Lamont; &others, of and from St. Kitt's, Allen ; Helena, ditto, Taylor; Loyalty, of Bristol, Baillie,--511 from Sr. Kites, with sugar, &c. for London; Betsey, of and for Glasgow, Auld. and sailed for Glasgow. Sailed, MeleAborn, of and for Bristol, Parfitt, passen gers; Earl Spearer cutter, Lieut. Bothwell; Provi dence, of and for London, M•Levitt, provisions. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ••111111111. Off Dover—The Mary, Henry, from Honduras; and the Ma•q , ,it of Mintier, from Charleston. At I.assea•te , —The Neptune, Watson, from Tortola ; and she tfirntratt, fr.'. New York, re raptood At Livisrpoul... the Moyne, Stafford, from Charleston ; and the Nutley, 4,:urt.s, rico, lire/ York. At Pedlag—Poneel...e.., Honker, from Philadelphia ; Ameri cus, Plumes. from Nrw York; and the Belfast, Courtney, fen a JAntaira. At L'allmdierrY — C•re.. from Newfound'atid. At Loporthoieu.L.etbe Iliostein, trout dews' ; pen. mark, woe., lam Cittnaj Admnal Chapman, from Batavia ; llesther Nana, and the White LAO% from the 11.1ro or France At Now Pirumwirk—.the Dougla., Rater ' from London. At ilortdura.— the Foietbath, Missiles(, , from ditto. At Kliii‘lt...lll. Aewareler, Street, front d,tro; Good In tent, Murphy, and the Tram, Little, from Ltrerpool. At Chateau" r-4110 Lurk apii &Is betil, frets ditto CONTINUATION' OP 771 E RIOCRAPITT OF AIR. i.UNARDI. Accustomed to the sight of the magnifieent stric tures of every kind with which Rents abounds, its religious ceremonies, public processions. and all the gorgeous display of episcopal pri.fe, Mr. Lunarde on his arrival at this metropolis, was surprised to find it (Dr r in mnch in aapearaece from the capital of Italy, and that the manners of the English formed so great a contrast to these of his own country ; but if he was not shack with the magnificence of the buildings here, he was delighted by observing the neatness and convenience of the houses. the width of the streets, and the beauty and uniformity of the squares ; and, although his earl were not here so kequently regaled with the sounds of music as ia Italy, yet he found melody in the busy hum of the industrious citizens ; and as he stood on lanidna - bridge, and gazed, for the firs? time, on the Thames. covered with shipping; a sight to him novel and enchanting ; he contemplated with astonishment the unrivalled opulence of Great Britain. After a few weeks dedicated to close observatiAn i of the manners and customs of the country, he en deavoured, by a constant and assiditons perusal of the various diurnal prints, to acquaint himself with its politics —the liberty of the pres., and the freedom of Parliamentary debate, were the first subjelts of his adroiration, and induced him to form a proper estimate of our invaluable and happy Constitm The second year passed without any material oc currence ; but, at the beginning of the tlort, Mr . Pfeigger, the Principal Secretary of the Neapolitan Ambassador, having taken his departure to Nap' s„ his employment became superadded to that Mr. Lunardi had hitherto filled ; bin his promotion only made him the ohjeB of envy to the jealous cabal that too often infest the avenues of a Court. Anticipating unpleasant consequences from the machinations of his enemies, and aware that Prince Cararnanico was likely to be appointed Ambassador to another Court at the end of the year, he began to deliberate on the means of supporting him elf in a way more congenial to his temper and talents g and as he had airrady become considerably attached to this country, where he perceived that the arts and sciences met with due encouragement, and a spirit of industry, specnlation, and commerce prevailed, he determined, if poisible, to fix his residence in it. With this view, assisted by Mr. Cipriani, he made twenty-four designs, illustrating the rudiments of drawing figures in water colours, retouched and softened with pencils of different colours. Ile also formed a plan for an Italian grammar. in twenty-four small numbers, each number of which was proposed to contain two lessons ; and front the prospeetus, we have every reason to six : — pose, had he proceeded in it, that it would have been a powerful auxiliary to the attainment of that elegant language. But he was not long engaged in these specula tions ; for, while he %as thus employed, he heard of the first aerial experiment made by Montgolfier in Fence. This discovery immediately interested his aaive mind, and he incessantly employed his atten tion on the means of improving in it. All difficulties seemed to vanish before his sanguine temper, and. before he had prnitefted the means, he had, in his ardent fancy, atchieved the objet of his pursuit. In a short period he had male the necessary ar rangements for 'his experiment; butt, as he —as anxious to conceal his name from the public he was assured of the success of his undertakinr, he on his acquaintance (an Italian N man), Count Zambeccari, to become the ostensible party on the occasion. Zambweari accordingly announced, in his own name, a subscription for the purpose of making the first aerial err -iment in England ; but, after •ur . lotion _ periment mmths employed in hoiden exertion, the Count was o'lliged to withdraw his subscription, and, at the nine time, quitted the country. But the ambition of Mr. Ltinardi sl•as not to be clamped by this obstacle--difficulties served only to promote his avidity—he determined to carry his plan into execution, whatever might be the result, relying wholly on the liberality of th e B r i t i s h nat i on . In his researches for a convenient spot for effeCt ing his ascent. accident led him one day to the gar dens of the Hospital at Chelsea. The siturion pleased him so much, and appeared to him, in every respell, so eligible for his purpose, that he determin ed to make immediate application to Sir George Howard, the then Governor of the Hospital, tor permission to make an ascent from the gardens ; and accordingly addressed him in the following terms: Mr. Luitardi ha. the honour ro acquaint Sit Glerwe Howard, that he intends to con:twee an air balloon, in winos he will ascend teethe purpose of snaking some interesting ex. periments ; but, previous to engacog in so expensive an un. dertaking, he whites to be sawed of a ptico for launching it, to which none but subscriber, can be admitted If Sir George Ilowa-d will indulge him with his permission to laancli it from Chelsea Garden., Mr. lunardi purpnees to dote *haulier may exceed the 'essence of the undertaking to be divvied awing the Invalid. of the Flosonal. Mr. Lunaidi reyucatathn favour of an answer from Sir George lioward."• • Vide Mr. Lonares'a Account of the First Aerial Viler , in England (page 3;, pub!lshed by Sall. (To be Cassia tut) . PRICK. OF STOCKS. SA TURDAY. Sank Stock 1341 Slper Cent Redueed.............. ....604 61) i S per Cent. C..nsols .5 9 ..0 • per Cent 5 per CAA. N E vy 9Uai S per Cent. Loyalty 99 Lone Annuities 174 Imperial Annu,ties. . (Minium India Band I I dl.. Exchequer &Its h 3.. prem. Consols In . . T NISH, %Pork Broker, Nn. 4, C.nahill, and 9. Cha..ine•Cr••• coolest or EXt:ll \...tiE, Flllo4r, J 4114 i 4. Ante's/No.l Si• 4 4 L. j Gen.. . 4 1 Ditto at Sight l7 7 I Venice 591 It ottekani Ilainlionth 'lb 9 411 1 1 Opn.to 6l Altono ' 5., 10111/ Dublin l'Zi Path 1 tlev ' t fiats fert 18 (Mon .....yq,..... 46 6 2U. ell/11011. Ittiturk.t.n .. t .. 46 7 Pottugai Gold in Coin Cl 'la • ' in pipet a../1 11. i. per 05... 40 0 Metro - - ' 83 effect. Diitilinhie ... 0 0 0 MM/4 ..... .... in paper Non Dollars Dant ~ 331 effect. Silver in Ran ...... 0 0 0 Nil Loithann 49j Aro in the %auk of Ilellan , ' Pi/pie. ll) , 1111in no London (July Si 1114 Helmet on London . Jur/eV!) 6v . i.5.1 oa /../0Win(L1itt0)...........4# 6 64 Uri. I • ,1 biATHS. tardy. at aneresalr. Arras 141116 a R .b••t Csinsin in the M wy .1 Vegans II Anise, a. id .Ni„, f , b i Went, r M (,•• o . n k , r a t int tlltat island. A few deye SIIIOIy St ihril.10•11/2 Ballot *Mr s , at t 1 p 21. ',ae se. roi II IJohn Ki Istans, l a b ow v. tara.cl his faewties se the law. He viirsissmar sno, ant Is is c'..ohirels, is upward s wf yews nit; a d,, what 14.11441114, was V.• 11 istagutsi in the emir part nf hit ift A few der , Wee Clart , m. near I, MI 84st F.s:% Est van SII tice•ot. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LoriMrfovThFqic 7-- ;rr.' Mon .... V 7 atm alter 4. Evm.... 41 rftlo. of r 4 . &U4ES. BY A Tc' ..d........., IN. Re Mr SADLER, At hi. Repository, G ovriclAtteet,TO.monßOW, t' o'Clock prettselv, THE following HORSES. Re. A pair of ha n d. some hariet Mart., itroifs and a half high, int. piny A ( Gpruic tua a, hoeing no fanner use G. toe n. A p a ., brows rhsree.Geldobd4. hands :Inds half his h, qUiet itt 'Aornms. A very Mw& ~,, e pay Horse. steady in Mone t ,. *event Geldino, q u.et with troupes. Some apital good Kick. mss.. A venety of useful Road, Gig. aiitiourney olpoospl bet Tetwtere. A vie , it nrisher of Maie, and Geldh.yi,, ealesdaind fee Mail (;each, Piet Chaise work, de. le the whole upwards of NO Lots. To bt. viewed, and reasotiable allowed. N. , IMMIX! 4 Auction chirgel on Horses, & if not sold • The shove R Turnery is constantly o,ien for the reception of Horses, Carriages, dn. for pahlic or prorate S.N. • Th• day. of payment ••e Mood mod 'Merida. nnlv S PAK NIEKS, roWN C It MEN, %%, AL L ,. 'MKS, SCAVI'N'..:ERs', and OTIVRS. By Mr. SA9LER, "we LkTTER ERD of JULY, on the Premise:, in ilr , lftit., ' t Street, ll'pck.3ll, .ILTPWARDS of EIGH HORSES, recu listed for Draught Work, molt or then, Bought in from that To be view,! horn t hi. time ant.' the time of Sale; of which fur•he. Noti.•L• l' be ',yen. COPI HOLD ItESIDENCF., STEVESAGE,-- 111 ERTellttlJhelIR‘'. By Mr. Eiwar‘ltp 1t %TEEN% At the Swan boy Merenag•, on WE. NFSD kY, he, loos, at T A Neat and Gen•eel Small COPY 110( D NE- I DENCE, delightfully sit.v..d near the S. 0 bs, by 14.11. Kit-roe I. I.l.,isite a I..rge refine Meador., wrh ao aim. sire toe., in one fro it, and tee plearmt LullS ,4e,„ WOOP a.id hug- acrintrom•-d , Inn, the ut h, ; e..1111r, Pew 12 *I or• 11 1 (VP • pIeTINVIt TOOlll.lll t. .tru.eta INs k a well of cowl .priog water, a It.e e.. 'ten Ito 1.11.1 i • and pleasant florin garden in frmit, a I h ate %lay he viewed, by apolieatbo • n the P. ••itose. a • f the- particular. of Mr r.,e.e, S , •veas t • ; ur of M. B.,ker, No fO, ttikire•nrart, Lambeth, sonar. WAKEIIOtISP-t, 117411 Wit:A, dEdl. By MLitt's. kIVITON a 4 VEN26.4. On Lease, nr by the leer. • !IWO SplCiods DRY WARE-ROIMR, a sr cowl and thn4 Awn, cal-nlir..4 to ', ea; pry Cmrl e v e7 hea.y The Wireinni.44 arc ins iirtvate yin', edc'es. rl wdh gates mut nerfeetly secure Further Pa , treulari by app yi 00 Meters Borten and Velo t rier. 42, (70rni.41. LEAS , UPPER I':.A try Mews BURTON and Vt. NNolt, . On WEDNESDAY, Slily V 4, at Oretaeaol, by direction of the Proi.riatue. r HE LEASE of a vet. i.,lvenient and Set 1 wsfnt.al BRICK OWELLIN:t II :Ult., in 111" . 1 C.. it plete rcfsii , , eltgiblv situate, NA 1.9. Upper TlMmortv ; contami g six chatabe-s, (fining room, kitchen, ea.k I.eoge, mad nel.arnig, coatinoffiou. :hop, momv confiding, h0w..., Ind privet: entrance; he'd on for an ntimqinid term of Ile. ve.iteen years and three quarters at Midsummer ;sit, at a I to de-ate rent. Tr; bv v•rweri sir chits previous to the Sale I and Pi•tiet I ire harl ; ; and M asrs. &own e i) d Vcipw, lig. Carotid'. To GROCERS and °TITER: ICIAL LEASIT FLEE NIARKFr BY Mea,r4. ktilitTUN and VENNOR, We'iNEsuay, .11 THE Desirable LEASE, with :rnmediate BW•41011 of a well G.:OCr.R'S SWV, afi go6ly sdnate,'lNln. 86, Ft et-Markt t • are mserl cuaapkt;, wlatir , havd a cninitodiols C. 1.3.14,11 !bog Shop 4.4 /ante Warrhowies ; he'd on Lease for aGia u•:. •• , ..trad Eight anis 11411 Yea,.., at a enoter4ia lie”t Tn be •:eilinl; and l'ar.ieui.n. had ila• a Day% rreviou4, att the Preiniars; it Garra.. s; and of Mews. Luttoms acid Vw nor, 62, BUNHILL ROW,..NEAY BRICE. DWELL''(; WAIS)•:„ WITII G %EDEN. By MeRV4. RURTON and VI NINO% Oa WEDNESDAY. Jo• 24, 16 ih, at i«irrawayN, THE Desirable LEASE, with immediate Ric. j inainn, of a singularly near ai.d ornivesiiriat DWELIINu HOUSE, in very oirriptete kenair, dentate? waste Nn 4, Bunhid Row, with foil cuniniatid Ur Aard. kry Ground ; containing fisnr Chamber., eionroodnoirs Dining Room, Brooktaiit Pat:OUr. anti one Sitting Hitt.. Ha I, Each, i„ Cellantsg, and Garden ; held on Lease b e an ..st,cipired term of tear,, at a ai;o4rate rent • TO 14 glieWell via clay. previous to the ed. i 11 ,4 parricohies hadn't the Prenii.e.; a. Gairramay's; and r 4 Meru. Barbra and Vymve, 62, eureihi:l PLEAs%N r col r ‘cas, %VII H k- , CCI-LLI N G >MM.:NS, WITHIN TWU ANU A UAL!' MILLS OF CHANGE. By Wore. BURTON an 4 VENNOR, On WEDNESDAY, the 24th Instant, at Tyrol.* &Cock, 4 Ganaway's, in one lot, it not perviously disieue d al by pry v .t--C.nntr 'e., THE Desirable LEASE of Turn Singnlarly Neal s u rf ciiiiventant BRICK corrA•iEs, in excaent re. pair, pleasantly situate in the •mninity or ldinitn.r F eld .ins large and protective gardens, I..ft, trick wale., clothed sot,. fruo trees in pent perfection, and 11:•334 , 1U4 het hrrias,, bdJ for an unexpired term of about right par.', at a ;Ewa/rate resit. Tor lie vowed rim days 131',41.0.ia to the sale when pent. 4 descriptions may M lid 1113 the Premis 4; at Ciartway%; a 1.4 of Slessti Benton and Yeninur, 64, Coenbill. - INIPROVV.ABLE LEASEHOLD [STA I ES, UNION sTftEr.r, eis!torsGATE, sfuntEDITCH. AND BERMONDSEY. Mews. BURTON and VENNOR, On WI • '4..tillAY, Jute 24, at Gorraway *4, at Toder o'Clot k, in Thre. 1."., be d r .ctrian of the DESIREABLE LEASEHOLD Esi . ArEs, Lir situate 34 110 , 41: Lot 1. A LEASEN(SI.IS Hays., in PAOF.2 WALK, GRANGE ROAD, 11F.RMONOSI Y. 1.1 Uzernotino Urnwo, tenant at oil , at lA. ref antrum; 11;:d (or To yr... at the i.or v..und rent of I'. pee •.11•"113 Let t. A I.E PEI) HO.:SE and tiIJUP, air , nat , or SIfOR EDI fol. lett to Nat. .oree, to nand at ,an -lei 1,- , antrum ; heM for an hota:/tirtrasi tern/ of 1.:0 yeora, of me goat .5 nt4l3 of 101 per annum. Lot 3. A uNspeal and Substantial MlticK DWELi Iv) H'ivsE, inn excoll sit repair, ri.ng•o;y into tri, STREET, 51315Untl'ile.% I :uuch3 mid:, kit to Mk Ova leinaird, for three years, at MX per annum ; hot :Intl year at a low gown., rent Also, a FREEHOLD PLOT ci OWN!) esandiai C.ll while Finneta ni e of 37, afros:sae& . • • be vievred,by tor the ren3Tll4 j $.ll Ding . .ff to 11. Sat:; Pi Ikenlais in 41 on nh • P..ll7lses*.i arsol of Messes Si r..n NM Wenn', Cl. Cirth* - • • ••• La/it:MIX ;•••••Piintad tit tavittAE Dt%ifAbut. Wyel. ettala, St. Clements. and plosi -dad Rvugx..,l the Office. 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