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Al!kir. WHITBRVM miesreveJ, the b. had ces- :4*d the Chair upon the mode of rocaediajt. Wtien be said they were to be laid berets His Ka jetty without. any comment, it did not }Owe they were to be laid before His Majesty without any form. It was consistent with the dignity of the House to do so, and was pursued in the case of the Duke of Marlborough. It was his anxious wish to proceed in whatever way would give most solem nity to their proceeding.. The Question was then put and carried. Mr. WHITBREAD then gave notice, that he would on 'Thursday fortnight bring forward two motions : the firsts relative to instructions to be given to the Attorney General to proceed at law. for an account of the deficiencies in the Treasurer of the Navy's Department, respetfing Lord Melville and Mr. Trotter. The second, for a Committee to in vestigate the particulars of the 10th Report, and upon other matter sot yet clearly explained. He thought the regular mode of proceeding would have been, that a restraining Bill should he immediately filed to pre vent those parties from alienating any of their pro perty. The last precedent upon this subject was set by Lord ?delving' himself ; but he did not intend pressing this matter at present. Mr. SHERIDAN wished some Gentleman would move for a Committee of the whole House to investigate the whole of the Reports. The entire question would then come properly before the llonse, and substantial justice would be done ; as to the Address to His Majesty, he wished to know when they were to proceed with it ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCiIEQUER said, that it was usual to adjourn the House till the Monday se'nnight after the holidays, and he pro posed going up with it on use Thursday following. Mr. GREY had no objeaion to the time, provid ed it did not interfere with his Hon. Friend's motion. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQ,UER declared, as he was somewhat implicated, he wished the business to be proceeded upon as soon as pos sible. Mr. Serjeant BEST gave notice, that he would fix a day immediately after the recess, for a Motion relative to taking the Eleventh Report into consi deration. The remaining orders of the day were then dis po,ml of, and at half-past Ten e'Clock the !louse Adjourned till To-morrow. . THE BRITISH 1):4 LON DON, THURSDAY, APRIL 11. We stated yesterday that Viscount MI.I.VILLE had sent his resignation, and have since understood i , that Mr. PITT carried it on Tuesday to His Ma. Jess vat Windsor, by whom it was received. Mr. W liar eats o, notwithstanding, made his promised motion for as Address to His MaJtsrv, praying the cli.nnissal of the No')ie Viscount from His Ma ir.avr'a Councils for ever. but consented to with draw it for the present, upon an assurance from Mr. PITT, tLat there was no danger or probability of the Noble Viscount's return to office. It was agreed, however, that the resolutions of Monday night should be laid at the Font of the Throne. Mr. Wirrevasaa, at the same time. gave notice of a Mo6on for farther proceedings after the Holidays, against Viscount Wt.% t and Mr. Timm's. A full and faithful report is given in our preceding It wm. confidently reported yesterday that the Earl of BUCRINGHAMMIRE or Mr. YORKE will ow ceed Viscount M cis's t.t.c at the Admiralty. Should Mr. 'troll( c be the new Minister, he will be ennobled, by the title of Baron llottoc%, chosen by his father when appointed Cm ANCLI.LOR, but who died before the seal could be affixed to the Patent. We have received Paris Papers to the 3d instant, and Dutch Journals to the 7th. It i, reported that 150,000 Russians are about to be sent to the Medi terraswitn. The Spanish squadron fitted out at Cadiz has come ins the outer harbour or road, and only waits for orders from the Government to put to sea. It appears by a letter from Lilbon, that it was on the tith ult. and not on the 9th, thitt Admital toc is k atis was off Lisbon. The Toulon fleet is expeeted very shortly to pin t I sea again, consi derably reinforced ; but of its destination no men tion whatever is made. Yesterday His Maisarr and the Doke of CANI• aisloog, and Princess ASIZI.I A. accompanied by Lord Sow tar arm, took an airil g on horse back in Windsor great Park. Yesterday the RUSSIAN AM ISSA NON transaded business at Lord Ms coaava's Once. Yesterday Lords MUSGRAVE. CSSTIALREAnn, and the SICILT AST at %VAI, transailcd business with Mr. PITT. Yesterday the Dividends on the Reduced A. unities, and other Funds due. commenced paying at the Sant. TOWVILPID. with as Bow-street Officer, attends a week as u.isal. 6ir JAkIL4 Cain has not yrt sailed fmns Ports. mouth. The NOICLIAUS frigate, and &swarih sloop, sailed on Tuesdav with all the ligbt transports at Portsm,uth, for eork, to receive troops on board tor the West Indies. Two Spe.ish privateers, one, a brig of 46 guns, the other, a galliet of 14 guns, were of the Land's End, on Friday last. The armed ship has sailed from Falmouth in quest of them. Yesterday a 4'otirt of Direetors was held at the _ - following Captains their respe(tive Madras and Chris/tans 'ma Muita, Court adjourned NATAL INTELLIGENCE. —.41,10.••• PGILTSI.OOTII, APRIL 9. Anived in the Offing a sloop d war. supposed to he the Maui. Sailed His Majesty's ships Narcissus and Favour ite. with a fleet of transports under convoy for ire. land.--Wind variable. PLYMOUTH, APRIL R. Came in the Towierelie frigate, from Greenock ; and the Crauford, Leishrtun, from Jamaica ; and Saumuits,----. bound to London. Sailed the Draper, Green, for Bourdeanz • Jessie. Fentis, for Cadiz ; and the Commerce, Taylor, for Rotterdam.—Wind, W.N.W. DEAL, APRIL 9. Sailed last night the Lneiter bomb, with a fleet under convoy for Portsmouth. Remain in the Downs the rest of the ships as per last. -- - - - Yesterday a ballot wis held at the East India House for the claims of sis Direitars in the room of Sir W. Itsristre, Bart. Honourable W. F. EL. BNINSTONI, JOHN INGLIS, JAMBS PATTSION, Joists Tit/ones, and Jona Baas, Extra. who go out by rotation. At -.ix o'clock the glasses were finally closed, and delivered to the Scrutineers, who, oo casting up the votes, reported that the numbers ap- Reared for JACOB BOSANtjUKT. JaSIPH COTTON, EDWARD PBORY, THOMAS Rain, JOHN ROMIERiII s and Floater l'iioesteorr, Epp. ; whereupon they were declared duly clef's' to serve the term of four years. The deer which was turned out at Stoke Common, on Tuesday, was taken at Watford. Alter the hunt, His MAJESrI and the Duke of CA %I st moo E, &c. dined at the Earl of Essex's seat, at Echenborough Park, near Watford, and from thence took post chaise, and arrived at Windsor at seven o'clock. The Royal Visitors to Drury-lane Theatre last week, appearod highly gratified with tho representa tion of The Wheel 0 . Fortune. Thousands of their loyal subjefts are no'.v greatly pleased with the near prove& of a most. interesting piece, which is to be brought out next month, at a famous Theatre in the city. This produCtion is :tiled likewise The Whed of Ir9rgune; or. Th • mu,: Capital of all Lettered, in the wboir Anleli of Adt (retire. N.B. The sale of 44(erst nee Treketr is so great and rapid, that they .:ready bear a Premium, and will undoubtedly continue to advance is price. CORN EXCHANGE, IYItOnaIIDA T. Argil. lu Wheat a here in c•rnstderable quantity, frum the I.u• dull nes. of this trade, and a hew fore•git are arrived, Out f.•w are made, and that at les4. particularly for the .ample. of second and inferior qualities. Prime Dantrc, 1C). per quarter. Rye i. cheaper. Nut much Barley., and that has lithe sale VlThire Pea., e• canting the fin,t, 3P! also chewer ; there ill a tonrideralle quantity of Oara, w,th s•rme Pru•;mU arrival•, and full t• high prices au►asked. Flout is plentiful, that and other article, are at little fluctuation. CUKRF.NT PRICE. OF GRAJK. Wheat. lOO.. Beans te. 0' (ramie ..... ltr I, 1 1,. tl•l. Tick Ren0.. • 11v• JI. 34 • el. ()au 24.. 26. 0' Barter 12.. 4i4. 31. Polands 31. 0 Nett. White Pels.... 42.. 48s. •l Fine Flour .... BOa. P).. Gres Peas "6*. 4614. ed. Second, 73.. 110 s o PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 ins Cent Reduce.l . 374 371 5 r) , 9. Cent Con BA 37 541 6 4 pew Cent. I 781 i 5 prr Item. Navy. at it 06 Lutg A:monies.. 16 15.164 Shin% ditto 21 Orunin , ^ Itulsa Bonds 1a gs. dis. Exchequer BIN En j. Lottery Ticket: Consols for NM T. !USD, St wk.broker. No. 4, Coml.lll, and N.... 0, (OURS F. IF F.XCH Amsterdam 4Ur• Ditto at Sight 77 6 itottenlam c. f 13 0 YU. liamburilt 35 5 till. ♦ltona Paris ts 13 it...Tvasu•v. Genoa 4'4 Li• Pie Venice lRy Ditto. Lisbon GO Oporto 604 DuWin 12 •VLI.IOII. I. • Portugal GttLl in C..in and VIM par cw. 4 e 0 0 Now Dollars Stleer In Hata 0 0 0 New Inuit , n g• Apo on the H4llk or Hollar xl 5 per Cent. . - 1(11 3 311 6!.1 of cl.tv4. SALES BY AUCTION. . FREEHOLD VILLA AND LAND, CROYDON. By Ma SMITH, Al Caraway's, on FRIDAY. April 21, at Twelve o'Clsw i k. ANeat elegant FREEI1011) RESIDENCE, w tb every acoonstaralation fora genteel fatally, seated on a pleasing eminence at the south extremity of Croydon, the reeilkat• and property of Mr. ROBERT ALLEN. The Villa is detached from the town by g coach yard, two lodges, and a cheerful lawn in trout, with handsome sed chambers servants' rooms, dressing and china rooms, closets, and water clews; prtneipal and second stair ewes, dining, drawing, and morning rooms of good proportions, tastefully finished with veranda.'; Gentleman's dressing 4soas and allow of every de. scription ; an ice boos; extensive fruit walls, shady walks, praetor-1m garden borders, melon ground, peen house and numerous fruit trees, coach yard, double mach house, and ex• cellein stabling for eight horses, gardener's house and out buildings, with five rich paddocks, containing together seven teen acres, a large cottage farm and rick yards, bons stabling, cow lusuw, and out buildings tythe free, and well supplied with fine spring water. The land tax on twelve acres is re deemed. To be viewed, twenty days previous to the sale, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with Tickets only; which, with Particulars, may then be had of Mr. Staith, No. 62, Broad-street. FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR SOUTH MOLTON, DEVON. BY Mr SMITH. At Crarraway's, on FRIDAY, April 26, at Twelve o'Clock, A, FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the Raton of Ilayne, containing 467 acres (more or len) of arable, pasture, meadow, and orchard land, in the parish of Bishops Nymplon, within throw miles of the large market town of South Molton, and a convenient distance from Ramp ton, Ditiverton. and Tiverton, all purl market towns, with a auestaritiel farm house, which may be made suitalatt for a gentleman's residence. The country abounds with pine, with a fine hoot stream on the border of the estate, which is well wooded and watered, with convenient out bui dings, a new erected granart, and several thriving timber trees, which will bl• included in the purchase. The estate is in hand, and will be found an eligible situation fin' a ginnicivan fond of 20- cu . tural improvements and rural sports. !liar be viewed ; and Particulars had, twenty days preceding the sak, at the London Inn, and the lintel, Exeter; Swan, Tiverton; White Ilan, Rath; Bush, Brisrol ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Sinitti, No. 62. Broad-street, near the Royal El change. cifiutiervt. VILLA, NEAR HAMPTON COURT. By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway'rs, on 11110AY, April 26, at Twelve o'Clock, ASELECT COPYkI()LD, and - small PART PREEMOLD, ESTATE, sixteen miles from Hyde Park, four from Kingston, and two miles frum Hampton Court, at Moulsey, in the county of Storey, the residence and pro perty of RiIBERT BENT, Esq. who is changing his conotry residence. The house c 'lslam, airy bed chambers, a lofty handsome dining room, % feet by 22; a drawing room, 28 by 19; morning room, gentleman's parlour, haN, num— ems cloves and water closet, attached and detached offices of every de tteripton,, supplied with excellent water, standing for four carriages, stabling fur seven horses, handsome lawn, beautiful pleasure and flower gardens, slir..bbeiy walks, and a sits ton of prime fruit -trees; extensive kitchen garden,rncher%pin r pearls house, erapery, and green huts,. ; hendsome ap.iniach and screen of flourishing shrubs and forest tree in full perfec tion, with a lea-eliold paddock of 46 acme in front, forming altogether a most desirable property fur a large genteel family May be vieweil, ho applying to John Rolls, gardener, on the 'remises, six days preceding the sale, with uckvis, which, with • pariictriars, may then be had of Mr. Smith, !Sir. 62, Broad strert, near the Royal Exchange.—Particulars alio at the Toy, Hans..ton Court ; Griffin and Sim ' Kingston; White Lion, Cobham; White Hart, Guildford; Red Liun,llmanslow ; and at Garr iway's. CAPITAL. RFsiro:mte, MANOR, AND ESTATE, NEAR ILFORD, ANI) EPPING PUREST. Br Mr. SMITH, At Gartaway's, on FRIDAY, May 10, et Twelve **Clock, unless an acceptable offer n nimle in the mean trine by Pri vate Contract, •I I HE MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of CR ANKROO%, wah a select and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Tax redeemed; compiising an mullellent fa mily house, seated on a paddock of fifty acres. 'oven Man from Londsn, nor Ilford, lit the county of Essex, the residence and pr-Terry of 11l /BERT RAIK ES, Esq. The house limns a hands-ime eleratroa, with spacious bedchambers; lofty din ing, drawing, and morning cairns; billiard 10.1111 and gaink. man's parlour, elegant hall and p.incipal staircase, comp!ete • offices, pleasure grounds, plantations, fish-pond., ornamental timber in es, productive kitchen-pubic., fruit wails arid prime fruit tref4 ; green-house, grapery, hot-house, and inelomgrompt. 'trawling for four earrtavi, ataulins (or Mire horses, bailiff's house, farm and rick yard:, barn, stabling, and out•bitililings; with a valuable lArm, principally meadow and pasture land, in a ring fame, Luinied in part by the river 11041411 1111 J park enntaiiiiiir, with the poet-I , A arid pleasure ground., upward. of 160 acre., near the Forest rides, and good roads rn every direction May he siewel, with Tickets old v, ten days previous to tile Sale, which, witli Particulars, mar be had of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Barad-street, where a Map of the estate may b WPM ; a'so at Gartaway's. En -.1. 'actin' Home, when the following were .worn inter the command of their ships.' Via Ca. . H. REATI a. Chit?). N a SS4IIII Sarah ; 9 • . 1111T1f0 - • e Court • e , • • t , '11" •-• _ 4.) .;.. i nprtry . . Dottot U5..•..... :6 Illnur4eau x 26 1 Ca•tis .. Ditto Madrid .... in paner Ditto 331, effect. Bingo' Leehoir 2Ol Naples Dublin nn London (Aril R-11a , it on 1601/110/1 April 2.; Itilta,t on Dublin (dittn.l.. HIGH WATER THI.: DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE, 64nni. 21 mica. atter I t.—Eivis 41 min. ',set 12. • SALES BY AUCTION. • FREEIItiLD VILLA AND LAND, NEAR KINGSTON, . SURREY. Ply ME SMITH, At Glrtaway'4, on FRIDAY, April 19, at Twelve d'Clo^k. AN excellent FAMILY IIt)USE, in complete wart, noel In I art eit voipeciable nairilibooelawat.. peso the fox hotrod, and h triers, with cheerful prospect. in every direction, within half a mile of the Thanue, two miles from Lupton one lon Ilampton rinirt, six from Epsom, Eve front Cobham and Richmond, and twi lire from Lon to,, ple a , the Ronarnouth Koal, at D , tton C.Mnlnfl ' in the coonty of Surrey, with handsome airy bed chambers, dining and dravoing roams of good proportiona, excellent others and tine water, coach house, and standati for Ave home, farm yard, ham, cow house, stablisig, and out budding>, handsome approach, and Liao in front, productive kitchen garden ' green hooey, and paddock, C ent /Milli Wri th e, upwards of fourteen axles, tytlbtike, and land tax redeemed, to be iiiewert with Tickets ;.• which, with Paticnlart, may be.bad, ten d.iy. preceding the of Mr smit:i, No. 62, Brood-tercet raI:CULIITII also of Mr. Blaaland, No. 71, Beam. • street; and at GareaWaya. FREEHOLDGARDENS, ORCHARDING, arid VALUA BLE BUILDING GROUND, MAIDSTONE, KLNT. By Mr. SMITH, At Garrawars, on FRIDAY, Apiil SIS, at Twelve &Clock, in I.ots, SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. com manding the mow delightfol situations for build.nig, in awl near the tow• 3 of Mai I.tone, with Two lion-C.4 already t. ed. orcharding, arable, hop, and luead.aw-la , ul; enntaining al• tngether annul 112 acres (land-tut redeemed), lett to Mr. G. Matriot ; and a .auable(4avien and Orchard, curitaiinne nine acre., on the herder 0: the Lontloo.med, at Rnekey hill, ktt to the heirs of %Ir. Thomas Wattle, with nt....treas a dwelling-hni.se, avid out building,. T.. be viewed ; and par/Wiliam had, ten dint previous to •h• %de, at the Star, and Bell Isms, Mairtst.ine ; Fee Itaill and King's liesd,Cantetbuny ; Rochninur ; 801 l and o:torge, Dartford : Bull, Farningham ; rJ T lan,tham,•F.sq. and of Mr Seu.tani.. , ., Frdieitnr„ Maidstone; at (Samoa, a; and of Mt Smith, \i..62, Broad street_ %VY FIELD HOUSE., NF %ft ILI...JUL), ESSEX. By Mr. SMITH, At C. irrawsv's, on FRIDAY, the. 10th May, at Twelve &Clock, utt.ess an acceptable t•Ger u made in the mow time by Private C.tntraet, AFREEHOLDESTATE. Land-tat redeem• ed, coninrissug a pleasant Fannly-house, surrounded by a Lawn, G , and Arable Laud, near Epping Forest; within seven mile. of the Metro 1w ; containing eight be.'_ chambers, dining a. id drawing WOW', vacuous sin, loner hall and breakfast-parlour, offices and collaring; tarn kitchen-pr.tutis, fru.t-wall.; drive and screen of forest toots standing fur two 'carriages, stabling fur five hones, yard, csowitanc, r.ch arab'a bed meadow lantl,cootaining together shout 22 Acres, Isnatidon by the river &idea. Possession wilt br given at Mt.tstuntner - IN invited kit CIO , previous to the Sae, with tickets only, which, with P aticulars, flu!, titan bis had of Mr. Smith, 6t, 11.. tad stre.t, Koval Eschangr. SPACIOUS ELEGANT RESIDENCE, HAM COMMON. Br Mr. SSIFI*II, At Garraway's Colice-I•ouse, Cornhill, on FRIDAY, the 10th of May, at Twelve oClock, unless an acceptable offer is made in tho mean time by Private Contract, ACapital FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, in ex cellent order, in a beautiful part of the country, near Richinui of and Rushy Parks, Hampton court, and the Thames, twelve mike from London, at Ilam Common, in the county of Surrey, the le:idence and property of THOMAS COLI.;S, Esq. removing to Atliliogtoo Park.• The house form, a han.i. some climatic'', with ntsiner.rus bed.chanthers and iiresemg rooms, a lofty payed hall, and elegant approach in hunt, twu drewitut•toonts beautifully finished, with statuary marble chim ney pieces, and fo . ding doon, a lofty doling room of tine pespehtions, breakfast-parlour, and morning-rooms, commacd ing romantic innow:rta of the perks and rich adjacent I . .u9try, attached and detach sd offices of every dew:melon, *nailed in (he must complete manner, and auiply 'unsoiled with irw vraty. - , 'lauding for two carriages, and stabling for five honer.' I an extensive tvaiitiful lawn, end shrohbery walks, tasiefully die:weed, nursery, hot and greenhouses, in excel. lent order 1 spacioas kitchemgaidens, fruit-walls, and ow mania: polian4ittit-tises t al.toairoo,nl, slimmer. house. Ice. Mru~, sad pitidockat eon Lerma' . itoget.c r elcwen Acre+, and ala.ot TIN Acne of Leavbnld lomt whni...ne. The Pur. chaser may ho aeconimodstoti with 'cot of the etegaut flutiao. hml Fra•niture, at a (AY aopraisealent. To be Tiroed ten days orecodiog the Sale ' with Tickets cagy, which, with Particular., na .y Math,. hal of Mt. Stith, Np. 62, itr art street. Particular. alto at the Tall. t, mand Toy, flinipton-court ; Cagle. Raptor; Star aNd (illflOT, ; and at Gamma'''. . . . . AN.4. r • ... ~. • SALES. BY AUCTION. . • ••••••••11. MANOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE, KRA* B By Mr. SMITH, At Geriarears Coffee-house, Oirehil, on FRIDAY, the 10M of May, at Twelve o'clock, nßOTHEßTOrr MANOR, Town i Li p , and /JP tlw satire Ina& thereof, in the Comity of Lincoln, in. pelmet with • saleohle Estate, in the Pariah of Wybertne, contuous M ansi o n-hawse the whole and}reehold, and Tycho few, conomine of a , the cinema, spoendajos for u se and ornament, with sundry Farm home. end Cernagns a ho n . mill and steam englite fin swell , el...canoes Vern., and straw barns, stables and cow bow«, on a lama m 4, smith's and carpenter', shops, and all sans of forming em i ,„ siienee4, with. 929 Acres (more or less) of uncommonly rich Land, within a ring fence, interwaed by a turnpike s o ,d . hounded by two separate navigations, with wharf, at the two principal barns, aid • cad-paid on rent narigstinia . Purchaser will have an option of either paying the whole cm. urination in annoy, or a ruiner pot of it, one as an lent kir the major part, to grant annuities. dating tl,e lore of eight persons, from 97 w 67 years of age, m will be explained in the Conditions of Sale. May be viewed, tweaty days prelims to the Sale, by apply. ing to Mr. &feud% at the Known-home; mod Pai tireless bed of Mr. Thilkill Mr. Brace, Solicitor, lasex-court, Teo* at Garrawayli; end of Mr..Susid, No. 62, Rroacistrect, CH EARirUi. RESIDENCE, 4firai AM COM NI, - YEAR CARSII.‘LTON„ SIIRREY. By Mr. SMITH, At Gangway's, on FRIDAY, the 10th of Mar, at Twehre o'Cluclt, oak* an acceptable eller is made in Use mem time by Private Contract. ASelma Pleasant FAMILY MOUSE. ; n excel. lent repair, commanding pleavit,g ecru. 'of Baneea,f Downs, and the Surrey Hilly ellit mile; fr,n at Mitcham Common, neseCaniiilten. In the ro.nty of Snorer. The horse is surrounded by a Paddock and plenere.groionts, with eight airy bed-elianthere, dreaming and morning room,. closets and wster.clus,t, a loft) rl.uittg room. 16 feet by it; drawing room, gentleman's partner, and excedient office., well sup i eitd with fine water; kitchen-genies'', hot-houie, pinery. ',tree-401d house, melon-greenti,and fruit-wall, ,tucked with prime fruit trees; standing for S carriages, stabling for 6 horses, barn, gardener's bows. complete breorlsome, awl suitable out huiklings, orchard, and rich meesiew-lend, con taining altngether about I 7 acres, near the hounds and in a neighbourhood of the first respectability. To be viewed 6 dare preceding the sale, wish Ticket., whim, with partkulare may then be had of Mr. Wawa, Suhcito, Girdle-en ball, Hasiniliallo.trert ; sal of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Bated street VALUABLE A UVOWSON, HANTS. By NI.. By order of the EX , e1110 , 4 of Lewis Cage, E.q, at Cerraway'r, nn WEDNESDAY, May at Twow , , PERPETU A L AI)VOWS ON and I. NE XT PRESENTATION to the valuable USING of FARRISGIXIN, emir Alton, in the county of Manta. et the estimated annual value of SOM. with the Glebe, dwellimg tonne, gardens, office-, and outbuilding+ ; thu prevent ineum bent aged about tar.. At the acme time will be and cos Acre et Freehold Land, adjoining the r•-t tory pules. Particular , may be bed, sr. 4 tea luevirnat to the vele, of the rrinteis of The . Hantiivhiri• Chronic'e and Beading Merman; Swan, Alton; of Di•la and Cope,Snticiturv,Temote : at Garraway'.; and of Sir. Smith, No. BY, Broad street, Roll Hscchange. . VP.I.A AND ESTATE, NEAR ODIHAIII, HANTS. Sr %fr At Garraway's on WEDNIZSDAY, the "nd of May, at Turri•e o'C o •k, A Desirable FREMItIOLI) RESIDENCE and LA. LSTA I F., comprom g 117 acres of arable, poisture, and wood I mei, lying ennip.o, suitable For a genteel eommuldin..: ttttt woe awl -stensive prospects. near 'Yvenl pa-k of hounds, tin rode. front Oddsain, fire from &sing. stoke, tell from Faroharn, and forty two from I.Orkiale, in the C tr of Hants, tie residence and property of CHARLES CARTWRIGHT. EM. with airy bedchambers, scant, rooms, lintary, cheerful dining and drawing rooms. lawn, pad dock, and *Meanie rfFee•; coach house and stabling, fa rm - y at. I, bans, grim-tries, and out buildings; two Isiikisen gar d2os, valuable 'towbar trees, and theßasingshike Canal ressesing tleroligh the estate. Part of the purchase money May resale on m o rtgage To be viewed, ten days pr sinus to the Sale; and Particulars then had of the Printers of The Hampshire Chronicle and Reading Nlercury ; at Mr Demon's, Hartford Bridge; das King's Arms, Murrell-green ; on the Premise; a Mows. Loch and Graideve, Solicitors, Holborn -comet. Gray's bill; A Garrawav's; and of Mr. Smith, No. 64, Brned-strest, near tile Royol Exehale• CORNWAL. TIN AND ESTATY.-, COPPEIt % INF. SIIARES. • Be Mr SWIM. At Garrey*, FRIDA V, the 31ot of May, at Tw,he o'CLock. by ()tiler of the Aetig.sees of Mr. Jolts Webkhlet• chant, in .camas Lots, A Spacin,, tis FREEHOLD tp.vELLENG 11,,,F, wAlt large C.:llar% Lane ILO% aid Pre/11kif.1, io I.e.nntimtr..et, MI the booki of she Navigate River of Tr on, lett to Government, at 1401. pm ainano.. inronill, containing two Tenements, it the Parish= dull,, tbree mire. Inuit S.oltoush, war the Rhin Tame; in Shy ent ay..... of ;Realtor awl ureharil lank with a Wan kilo and earn mill in (III; trade. Alio Trewitintes ' Tort Ma. Burn, &hien, Oh ., North Wen, and BAlidenrerk Friel , ent'ainior together 810 acre: of rich fending and arable look water d h• a hose mitt streArn, net, the market town. of Lome cestol, Bodmitt, tannalford, and Shaft..,,, ;within WOMB miles of the River Tamer, and •.1 the .es, with a capill vheen walk, farm, awl heart 11,inteo, hirha, stabling, out buil lingo, ant valuable right on the extrovert Commons of High %f tor, Boner Down, and Router Moor. OuteTwANt Shore in tire Wheal Cock Tin and Cotner klion, situate in the PARA u; St lust, and One Sisteentls Shame( one tJeoij Intel t 5.1.1 T. at Port iftu. Tu viewed with leave o' the Tenants; and Particular. hot, twenty days prec,dtng the Sal., at the Kings Arms, Camel. ford ; Whue liar., LI11111)C0110 , 1 j !Intel, Plymouth; Tree Stratton; New lon, lioldsamethy ; P611%1111 al The Easter Or sate and Sherburne Mereuty ; of Mimes. Gtills, induce, nod Scutt, Attorney. at Ims., nekton, in Cornwall ; Meo.nt Pa% .rand Towilitionini, S:rleitnot, Warnfont.eourt, Thregitionaißo OrePtiMSittqliteirt ; sad uti•it. litaUb. No. Not lb. Inept Exchmeop. nett. ritEE:IOI.D thil.ettlNE RESIDE , BY Mr. S Ml'lll4 At Garrevrars, en WEDNESDAY, tbo Sth .8 )..at, et Twelve, times. an acceptable offer is, in the tamer made by Privxte Contrael, AMARINE RESIDENCE, near the New Forest ; consisting tot a modern ntanslnn, doable co sell house, stables, suitable offices of every description, a eivivil kitchen earliest, and shout liio acres of lawn, riastr.t's • 11 I arabic land, within a nit; fence, and well sheltered by three rig p!mi,Ationi also a di-rsclael Cotta, r Omes, weeny titte.l anil so situated as to 'At occupied wish ot separate fro , melanin ; a ant.ge and excellent farm rads, with Octet . cow-.lts.+6, se. properiy detached Irons tile hoops. Merino:a comniaai. the most bxiutiful and pidure.yne preepects, is to a er Met! neighbourhood, with excellent meals, and at eel dio.amet Coin Christchurch, Ltrodhoritv eatd Southampton, with sea bathing 'born a ini.e from the how. The mansion foriiielsod, and about thirteen acres of patine land, are now len for Vin Onassis year. To be viewrit, with tickets only, twenty days previost• lo the rnee, wino cry be had of Messrs. Mryt!ck prom 18818, W.cintrit, Reel Liao-squire; Henan. B'e s tale a..d New Inn ; at the p 3- of Mr. .11"1,"' Solicitor, Ringwood ; at the White Hart, Salisbury ; Do lphin, Soulharnntoll Crown, Lritaharst ; George, Cariawhercht Angel, Ltintegtott ; Croon Biandfind; at Garrawas'e; and of Mr. Smith, No. o,stwarstreet, Near the Royal Enchant's where a plan ne the owe way be wan. - I.OtiD()N GILONGE DAVIDSON, No. XI. W ven St. ClNlaettra. and pohlothed $ JOSIAII RYDEN, at the Office% No. 13, beck of S. Clootent , . t:hiarrh, Strand, athe,e t mien far ibe Pape'. arr. (rneavim i) be duly attended to Jr' JOKM Atabbs, Ilerftw". T 1 Un EAste pbe emu TACK JP marks Tu 1 I ai;4 i m 1 (1,,..9 wall re Br the At ------- lei Lth sta 1. irb i smit. [Jan Mare Glut Alf. (N. a Ivo imp; W Lwlfrs •u the m^mp them Iv le, dor tfur.e to lerwateiy, at P;reque In team to H.thr, and LITEEL TEitS the sod M. 6d. WI, at Sim loyal Hie tweet, Sow eaptwas are inform stock. with Ilia( the I,)v Lavender, ! Dentifrice the e.erelie Families Lavender a i i Town. Roar Bard INO and Nib aPra th• Agnes acqsaia no wady i al *ha t nth 44.14 Iwo, Pa whey). :he pita 4..w001v Yi pre4o- , -.1 which the eirAti" .4 , .H gm. I iatewiry pl . Atiernutg Cambnce umnatoo. mew Anse N. 11 of every e sive soled osslisqls r lbibee n i (nfi t l isl ial atie 'i know - n Horns, cell As TATL? Priv Atkrlll 1,1•11.4 14. si 4 MT. Ti tiTare And I bolsi Imam. twit* .an wish Maw R. it lam Sod New „„. . J