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41° INTELLIGth-Cr. ISIM-BEscH, WESTMINSTER, JULY 10. ',ins &fere Lord Ezzamaoftobt3l4 end a Niarial Job:a. %MITI! V. CROiS. aiftion brought by the assignees of and Ksdaile, Life Ilankers,at Gains bankrupts, for the recovery of a ion in this case was, whether an ...atnount was Or was not entered in Hornby and Esdaile t and. after hear • two of the delfts of the Bank -201. was entere f for the Plaintiff, rd of Mr. Lowton. ,octzsvizto v. uorzarrs. 'ion of trespass, 14 arm;s. ot-GaIIERA f. stated, that th;s anion against the Commissioners of paving for the parish of St. George's, I fano _ breaking down a gateway belon:;. Plaintiff and his under-tenants. situate in -yet. The question was chiefly tried for ascertaining whether the yard, which e gateway in question, was private become, from custom and other property of the public, and sub. all His Majesty's subje.!l ? He ' • pulling down of this gateway) gieat annoyance to the neigh. the resort and rendezvous of pros , house-breakers. Lord Macclesfield bad obje.ft in this aftion, but to a s sert his right this gateway for the use only of those who v adjoining premises, with which it corn- Some abort time ago, the Plaintiff •- yard, for the purpose of reme which the Defendants had since take down and carry away. the Plaintiff, his Lordship's title to . had been questioned) was first witnesses, most of whom had resided in ud for upwards of thirty years, promises never were, within their 'Dile passage, and only led to the the adjoining houses—most of .indeit-street, and, among them, ,e Plaintiff. They further stated, that there e renialos of an old gate-way ; one recollet half of ." - gate standing ; and the others, the carpenter who put by the swore. that the pests. gate-hooks. remained. Tbey all spoke to the • yard being the resort of prow- the Defendant, said, that this nominally by persons, who were labourers in the parish. The Trustees of the Parish ; among Earl of Romney and Viscou.it se asserted, there Was not in Lon ated a parish, in every respeet and Gentlemen did not defend this malignant grounds, but merely to which they conceived it was their admitted, the premises in question oroughfare, whatever they might sixty years ago ; and the only eon was, whether they were public or ...- the Defendant proved, that the had been paved and lighted by the of thirty years; and several of long resided in the neighbourhood, ;hin their memory, no gate whatever there, except the one recently erefted and which the Defendants had ,:sottouott thought, that the acquies- Piaintiff, for so many years, in paving was to be taken as presump , being used by the public ; and, witnesses had proved that there ever whereby the public was excluded, it the public had a right to the of it. verclift far the Defendant. .AG V. WALTER M$l.Cll. indiarnent prosecuted by the Crovrn. Defendant, who was a considerable ship 'Yapping, for having naval stores, be- Majesty's dock-yards, in his posses ; a Contra:Jur, or having a regular sale thereof, pursuant to the Aa of :oft-Gimp:Ras. for the prosecution, • the many frauds praaised in this it was necessary to make certain prevention and punishment of such to 40th of His present Majesty, an whereby it became necessary that all 'T with which naval flags are made) of His Majesty's Navy, should running lengthways through the I all persons having such in his pos being a Contrador, or having a re were punishable by said aft. a for the prosecution stated, that Police Officer, and that the within a few yards of that very much in the habit of going to one day called on him to ask knives and forks, which he had perceived the Defendant's fore ensign. and with the King's mark inspeCted something, and asked the lend him his vice to turn some copper, as it were, to fetch the cop with another officer ; they then c that this bunain had the King's bad he any more ? Upon which he „ad not, and permitted them to search readiness; they asked for his certificate, - had a great many; they then , .lack belonging to the ensign, Defendant said, be was cutting up, for his purpose. They searched and did nut find any other stores , though the Deleedant's house was stores of various descriptions, to the 4or 3,0001. On the cross eximi , the other witnesses, they all ad- Defendant chewed the greatest them search every where : no con any kind appeared; the Buntin was in -,1i4416 to Fsi4iiic view, and they were enestatitly In the habit of Meeting te Ms ware-1 house. Mr. ERSICIKE, for the tkanchint, in* most able and eloqueht address. said, that on** the Jury should find the Defendant bad those stools kuiroias and wiltittgl!i in his poslession, they could not find him guilty ; and they "'Nita not consign this inno cent and respettAle young man to infarhy; for it they found him guilty. be was liable to be trans-, ported. He then adverted to the Ads of Parlia ment ; first, to that of the 9th and 10th of William the Third, whereby the broad arrow and other marks were appointed to be put upon King's stores, and next to that of the 40th of his prevot Majesty, whereby the round tote in the Buntin *as ettaded. lie then drew a similarity between the Defendant's case, and that of a man apprehended for having a base coin in his possession, when, upon searching hint, he is found to have a quantity of good money. The Defendant was a large dealer in naval stores, ju a adjoining the Thames Police Office, where the Officers had constant access to his shop: the Bun tin in question was openly caposed in the shop; no concealment whatever in the case; and, to establish its publicity beyond all question, he would pent% that on the occasion of the opening of the Wet Docks, the Defendant had lent this flag to Mr. Mal lard, who hoisted it in the face of thousands, when all the Police Officers in London must have been present. The At of Parliament relating to this, he observed, was a very recent one, and numbers of persons were ignorant of it to that moment. Several witnesses were then called on the part of the Defendant, all of whom had been in the trade, and had never heard of this mark in the King's Buntin until the prosecution of this cause. Several men were called to his charafter, who spoke of him as a respectable, honest, and str:dly upright young man ; he had succeeded his father in the business, who had carried it on far many years, with great credit to himself and famiiy. The SOLICITOII.-GENERAL replied; and Lord ELLErtaoaocou having summed up the evidence, the Jury, after a short consultation, found a it/did of Not Guilty. ... ......--,,p,„--",„............ • LAIlf J IGn1:11T Of IVING's-13 • I$:/lends at Nisi P,i and sm TMs was an ad Messrs. tiornby and . .. tornugh, now ban MJai:ante of 4201. Ille only question Item to the above al • the books of flornb: log the evidence of ern, a Verita of 42' li kubjeft to the await] zsai. OP MAC This itt'as an .s r The Soticitoit-( was brought against and lighting, for th. ' 1 i vettssquare, for bre lug to the Plaiuti : Maddox-street. I f • the purpose of ascer was inclosed by the p property ; or had bi ill sarcoma:ince', the p jai to the use of all observed, th:tt the was prodtitive 'of 1 ; bourhood, being the titutes and house-kirt Ito other objea in thi hi having this gatew occupied the adjoinit / municated. Some a-retied gates to this dying this nuisance, thought proper to to On the part of the the premises (which proved. The witnesst • ibis neighbourhood dated, that these pre] Meditator', a puoli4 different yards of tl which fronted Core *bat of the Plaintiff. s I ' writhe remalos of 1 Ild MI half of the & /0/••11 whom was t i gate an question, ewe and sput, mill reins i s suisanee, and the ys was and highway:nil Mr. hags. for *3ion {*fended, up asiking loft than s led pinks were the ' • e wer., the La —and, he 1 en well-regulates i Noblemen and . . ietion upon any mali try pobbe rights. wh duty to dn. He ado 1 west now no chorea have been fifty or slat east they had, was, private property. The witnesses for t I yard in question had perish, upwards of them, who had long swore. that, within t! had been put up there by the Plaintiff, ani t pulled down. ' l ‘. . Lord Et.trs:sottoi omega of the Plaintiff send lighting the yard five evidence of its as none of the witnes was a gate-way, whet was conclusive, that free access and use o The Jury found a Till MAO , This was an India II f 3i i n d a l s th e r a Defend" - c „ t Wapping ];caging to Ili' Majes , lion, be not being a I 1 certificate of the sale l'eshanienr. l'he dotici roit-C i stated. that, from th branch of business, ii statutes, for the prey offences. In the 40t ad was made, where Amain (the stuff wit made for the me c have a raised lilt run . 2r. it . ; and all without bein • . . . gsgassertificate. west The first grimes& It . he was a Thames • Defendant resided cake. He was very Defendant's, and of would lie buy some so dispese oft he pet man ripping an ensi; ( it; he gasped M a cadam to lend hi • he then left the shop per. and returned v told the Defendant t mark, and asked had replied, he had not, with great readiness ; and he answered, lie found the Union .1 which, the Defend • being ton large for the whole house, ant of the same sort, t h e full of Naval stores valise of at least 4 o nation of this and th mitred that the Di readiness to let the: cealment of any kin, t the open 'hop, liable • Ts f v A 'New. .; .'-‘:• ) 1kCo. . .l OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. Rail Wore Mr. Justice L4UttACE, Mr. Justice CRAIIIIIIII, find several Aidreuseu. juty 10. Chriatetber Pollavd was indiaeJ foil a misie. menuor, in obstructing the crew of Hi Majesty's revenue cruiser the Resotidiote, in the discharge of their duty, they having sciztd a quantity of smug gled spirits. The evi.ience adduced and the fans proved on this trial were almost exaalv the same as appeared last Session, on the trial of John George, who was capitally conviaed and since executed. he having taken a more aftive part in the hu,iness, and anually , fired on the Officers. The f.tfts were simply these : The Re:alit:on cutter being on a cruise off the coast of Cornwall, on the loth 05 January last, observed a quantity of spirits, to the amount of 30 , ) casks, lying on the beach, at Sellan Cove. 'The Captain and crew instantly went on shore, seized them, and were in pn'erssion for some time, when a crowd of smugglers assemhled on a neighbouring hill, and s-nt a man with one eye (the Prisoner had but one), to tell them. if they would give up tii • property, the smugglers would net honourably by them Phis proposal Captain Parry refused ; in consequence of which the crew were attacked ; and, after a hot skirmish, in which several on both sides were killed and wounded. the smugglers were beaten of, And the spirits remained in possession of the Officers. Captain Parry and two of the crew were exa mined, but could not swear to the Prisoner, as the person who came to them from the smugglers, any Luther than that that person had a blind eye, and seas dressed in a blue coat and white buttons. Joseph George (brother to the man who was executed), and his wife. deposed to the Prisoner's being among the smugglers on that night, and to his being dressed in a blue coat and white buttons. Mr. Justi:e Lauatact charged the Jury, and observed, that there was some doubt relative t, the Prisoner being the person Who came from the smug glen. which they should take into their consider ation before they delivered a verdia. The Jury, in a short time, ocinwid the Prisoner. CLERKLNIVELL SESSIONS, Jety 10. Martha Howl was inilifted for wilful and cor rupt perjury. Mr. KNAPP. on the part of the prisoner, urged at considerable length, that this indiarnent could not stand. as the day on which the perjury was committed was laid in the indielasent different from the day stated in the record. Mr. Atr.tv, on the other side. was heard in sup port of the indielment, and argued againu the ob seiftion, as in records. he said, it was always the praaice and a fietion of the law, to state the trial to have taken place on the first sittings day, when, in fact, it did not, till some days after. The Court over-ruled Mr. KNAPP'S objection. The perjury was then proved in the clearest man ner, and the Defendant was immediately found w e i pm•mm•••• On Friday . the '2lst ult. two Gentlemen of the county of Tipperary undertook for a large wager to drive a gig, drawn by one horse, from Baggot street, Dublin, to the Horse and Jockey, near Cashel, a distance of GB miles, in 12 hours, the two gentle men weighing . 31st. 41b. The journey was cons pleted in 13 minutes less than the given time, owing principally to the superior management of the gen tleman who drove. They stopped but once to re fresh, and for a few minutes, during this trying race ; but one of the gentlemen has to lament the loss of a very fine blooded horse, who died the next day of a fever. In Campbell County, Virginia, there exists a coanedion between two families, formed by s riage, for which, perhaps, no precedent can be found from ADA /4 d, •cn to the present day.—lf any of our readers can state the consangniuity of the offspring of the two parties. no doulat it will prove some amusement to the lovers of riddles.—A Mr PALIIIO44 mauled the daughter of a Mr. W zsr ' 'toot and the said WEST ■ auox married the daugh ter of the said PA Loam ; two of PAL MOR'S sons married two daughters of the said WEST K, and two of W 417 stow:A sons married daughters of said L /40&L• • liArA YNtELLIVENCE. JOLS' the Union outward bdund East lad l antili frtHis the Downs: Sailed L'Esertle sloop of war, with six transports for Cork.—Wind N.W. PLYMOUTH, JULY 8. Sailed yesterday for the off Brest, His Majesty's ship Cesar, Sir H. Sti-achan, after a com-, plete repair; also the Diamond higate. Liberty, and Meurberan. Arrived the Cardina, from off Ferrol, brought letters. &c. all well. To-day the [kind yateh sailed to the Eastward to he broken up ; and the Lady Warrre, s ith a convoy. Arrived His Majesty's !hip Hibernia, Admiral Gardners who had given up the command to Ad miral Cornwallis. Came is the American ship itipiun a ,, d .11a►y, from New-York, with flour, detained by the heat privateer. —Wind N .W. taLMOUTII, JULy 7. Arrived the Prince TI" Waits packet, Capt. with a Mail from Lisbon, in I 4 days pa s sage ; the letters will not be sent to London till to-morrow. HAILIVICIII, JULY g. The Diana Packet, Capt. Stewart, arrived this day with the Mails, and several Passengers, from Husum, among whops were Lord Alexander Gor don, and Mr. VVagstaff, the King's Messenger. The Prince of Wass Packet, Capt. Anthony Deane, is also arrived from Gottenhurgh, with the Mails, and a Russian Courier. The Mails of the 21st, for Husum and Gotten burgh, are detained here by contrary winds. DLAL, JULY 9. Sailed L'lnernoetalitt, Renomme, and Ariadne fri gates; Speed'', Ortites, Bsorria, Cakpro, and .latumr, Sloops of war; Lasti ler, Devastation and rakarie bombs; with several gun-brigs, for their respective cruising stations off the French coast. Also the Hamber armed ship to the westward,. Sailed through the Downs, the *ambler, for the South Seas. Arrived the Lady Boehm, M'Arthur, from Botany Bsy ; Witham and Elizabeth. Todridge ; Faroarite, C Ain ; Diane, Benjamin ; lalieftor, Smith ; and the Bat-khan.% Runker, from the South S-as, bound to London, and remain in the Downs, with the rest of the ships AS per last. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Ga %vassal), Jute 9 —l'aasei by the Vrow Catharina Eli zabeth.—, from Naples; Speculation, Willington, from Ne:aay, Columbus, Weitnig, from Bremen ; Maria Johanna, Bond. 4nd the Wiiiirick, Locus, frihn Dainxig. Sailed the Thames, for New Prordence, and Speculate, for A .twerp. •11111111,1 D. ... Off Dover—the Jane, Smith, tom Lisbon. OR Poi isnimith—the Tnree Staters, Thompson, and the Jo p,ter, Mi teur, limn Smy rna; Cina, Baron; Mary,Cort, and the Amiable Botsey, fm.n Malta; Atlas, Wdlianis, Morn tote; Sally, Brown, from Naples ; bird, 13 .wden, hoot Ve ; Robert,Titi ~,,, fruit Alexandria; Incirda, Tolley. and the Davit, Toliv, now M.-svina. Off Plyninutiii—the Farm, Theilson, from the Coast of Spain; Ceres, Lz Pelley, and the Ruse, Harrison, from Na,,tes. At Hoy lake—the from Trieste. At Liverpool—waie Dumfries, Beard, from Virginia; Mer chant, M`Lauehliii, fr,irn Wrftoll; Rolla, Albert, from St. Tlimmia%; Hare, Reid, and the Hodson, Poole, from New Yore. In the Clyde—the Ardent, Ramsay; Jamaica, Ennis; Nl•Mi.lau ; Romeo, Potter; Hype, Reynolds; end the Cho, 11 Floe, hum J4ill.liCill. •At Dub.: .—the hlusitgoeuery, Hughes, from ditto. At Cork—t i .N..utitu , Rowe, horn ditto; atut the Mary, Athol, from Virginia. Al Newfoundland—the David, Wilkinson; Hawke, ver ; Lesley; Flora, Maul...as; and the linlu.soy„ C - imients„ twin Poole; Mercury, brown, arum Liverpool; Marianne, from Lisbon; lode-fatigable, Walker, from Ireland; Harmony, Nitre; and the Emulation, Hill, from Oporto. At Quebec—the Branaberg, Sheppard, Iron. London; Jean, Smith, from br..toly Ittsey, Bowden, from Clyde; Inte grity, Irons° ; Johns, Langley ; Thomas, Warren; and the Alexander, Raise, from Liverpool. . . Favount • Halliday, from ditto. At New-York—the John Malan, Hovrard, (roan ditto. At Tortota—i.the Neptune, Marshall, from Lancaster. At Bolton—the Mary, Stanworth‘ 4om B Mast ; Atlantic, Brown; United State-, Bird; Betsey, Whelan,'; Com merce Gov't; and the Dryad, Grant, from Liverpool. At •altimore-vvthe Vas,al, Adams, from London. • At Honduras —et e Litarbetn, and the Duckworth, Willem no, front Loudon At Neer iiransw,cit...-the Caledonia, Roag, front ditto. CORN.EXCIIANGF., Wenn...oar, Jute 10. Theta are snme fresh arrivals of Foreign Wheat, and many tome: expected; this trade is dull for second and inferior qua lity, but fine Uki fully maintain. the currency, and inclines opeards. About the r.lcne of Monday's market, Malt expo fierier:3 brisk sale., at the advance 01 3.. and 4.. per Quarter, and i. to day as dear Barley, Peas or Beate of each vest are named at smal variance of price. We habfe not many fresh Oats come to land, and higher price. are asked fur this article of same quality. Samples of very 61,11 flour fetch rather tunic than currency. CU (RENT PRICE OF GRAIN. W WA! . . 48a. 64. 85.. Bean. 44.. st.. OA Foe du. 94.. 9111 04 Tick Beans .....40.. 46, Oil. Rye 46. 53•. 04 thits 451 90. 325. 04. Barley Malt. White Pea....... 415. 45.. Orl Fine Flour .... 755. 80.. od. Grey Peas 40.. 45. Oil Seterind. 70. 75.. no. On Monday last, illertstus Ortrearr, a private so!. dier in the King's German Legion, shot himself through the heart, with his rifle piece, in a field behind Berthill church, where his body Wai found in the afternoon of the next day, by some boys who were looking for birds' nests. The deceased, who had frequently shewn symptoms of a deranged mind, effeded his purpose by means of a forked stick tied to his right foot, with which he pulled the trigger of his rifle.—Verdia, Lunacy. On Sunday se'nnight, a woman names Marti "'nava% for whose apprehension a reward of Thirty Guineas had been previously offered, was taken in to custody at a house in Church -street, Manchester, on a charge of having perpetrated the murder of Aso Sam'''. When apprehended, she had in her possession a bundle, containing silk gowns and other articles of female wearing apparel , - of comi deratble value, which she is strongly suspefted to have stolen either at Bolton or Bury, from which latter place she had joss arrived, totally ignorant of her having been advertised. A pawnbroker's du plicate was likewsse found upon her, which proves to have been given for a watch belonging to the deceased woman ; and every circumstance plainly evinces the Prisoner either to be the antral murder er, cat as Accessary in the foul and cruel deed. -- litteTlNO OF CODOONII AF COM In %LE. vaigoisue. Junes gniitti s Sudbury row, N saiewnen • Rieltani Manansata. toe of Mnsit•erat, in sh• West It Ind*, nom now on Rodney-arc...l, Jrtmlownlin Wine*. inervhitiot o sTocK: PRICE UP .3. YES ['USDA Y. 3 per Cent k educed ...... • • SS; t a per Cellt. C 4 Si . 59 Ex. 44. 4 per Celt . 764 . 5 per Cent. Navy ... S per Crest. Loyalty RSli 97 31 !.ong Anon:Awe .............. 171.1 Imperial 3 per Crut 3Sit t).nniton holia H 5 3 41. 91. le. dn. )..xcheiner ... Conwis ftr .. • •• . . ... . .. . . . . .c 0 t} T. BISH, Stork hireker. Ntr. 4, Corahni, and 9. • —•- PRICE OF IR; STOCKS--Yuct G Gov. Deb.3l percent.. . ‘7 o )i .5 per rent 90 iii Ditto Stock, 5 per cent 58i Grand Canal Loan, 4 per cent G 44 Ditto I.nan.6 per cent.. Rota! Canal Loan, 6 per eent........ • COURSE OF EXCIJANOE Dahlia on London (July 1; .......... 1 t Relfau out London I June it) Reltan oa Dublin (Dine )..... • •415 61 dap. MARRIAGES. Last week. at Redington, the Res Henry Scott Teisonso, Vicar of Ifestorcin Midtlesex, to Mips Syer, skis./ Hadar of the Rev. Rarrlagton Stanfield Syer, tenet of fieslingto. io Suffolk. Frilly sennight, it Hull, Capt. Vincent (who, in His Ma. jesty's sloop Arrow, so gallantly defended the sAlii.ibi e M a ly convoy ageism two French frigates), to bins Norma, et the county of Lincoln. Lately, at Bury. Major Casten, of the West Suffolk Militia, to Min Brown, of Hinderclay. DEATHS. At Leixlip Oink, near Dublin , ou the :!•1 instant, tie Hen. Mrs. Cavendish, wife to the Hots. George Cavimilin, and slaughter of James Caulfield, Esq. of the county of Tyroive. Monday last, at Severlcy, Mr. C. Cumuier. thief Cm. stable for Howley Beeman, sad Mauer of thy Hour of Cm. r•Sion for the East !fiction, YOTkAllite. Hie 414111 is aid to have been occasioned by blows reinived from Rue of thermos. en under his can. On Thursday last, at the house of his brother in Cambridge, James Howell, Eq. flatriste• at l aw, formerly of Downbeat, Norfolk ; a gentleman of very distinguished abditsef it d Of a moat libe al mind; he bast purposed regular y taking the Norfolk Circuit at the last assizes, but was then present,d Lr that dl•hsalth which has now prematurely terminated his es• istence. Early on Monday mornMg last, at his house in College•strtet, Worstishister, Colonel Teeadale, in the lied year. HIGH WATER TIIIS DAY AT LONDON RRID(;E„ MOM ....49 milt. after I. I Era.... 19 aairi.aftrr t. )L0 FURNITURE AND EffscTs. StAJANF-sQUARE By Mr. BATES, On the Premises, Nu. 4S, Sloane square, TO MORROW, t One o'Clocic TEIF Genuine HOUSEHOLD: FURNITURE. comprising Fmir-yo•rt and other Bedstead, and Furth three, G ..se Feather Brie, Mattresaes and Bedding, Window Curnsiris, Chairs an I Sofas Dining, CAM sod Psenbs ,, Ml Tables, Pier and Th.asing G lasses, Byword, and other Carpets China Kitchen 11,quise^r and other bp' viewed t.ll the LI.. Cata!ogue. had of Mr. Batts, No. 3, Wellseck•str,i; bud at his :NS, Orchard. flee t , Porroviti-snuare. PICCADILLY. OPPOSI IE BOND snciax. Ey Mr. STEWART, On the Premise., by Order of the A siene.• of Mr. Jobe Gant r, Bookseller, a Binkriipt, TO-MORROW, July 12, and fo.low tic Days (Sunday excepted), beginning the Sale • r each Day at Twelve n'Clock, THE LEASE of the PREMISES, being one a the hist, at the West-end of the Town. for any Ret2:l Eus;ne...; I,lrewise tt e valitahle and choice Stuck of the Lew Nloderii Rook.. many in elegant binding+ ; the lawful and elw gait Kona:ion' I ,, inntine,.Shop Filatures, .fc. To be viewed this Day. Ca allowa ant printed Particulars of the Lowe may lien be had via the Preiniwa ; and at Mt. Stewart's AuClion Rooms (opposite Albany), Piccadilly. PRINTS AND PICTURES. tsy tideihs. KING and LOCEIEE, At their Great Room, King street, Coreint•Garden, en SA. TURDAT NEXT, at Twelve, APLEASING ASSEMBLAGE of PRINTS, by the most ratserned Master•i rump at them ira.ned and glazed—together with a few Pictures. May be viewed 're-morrow, and Catalogora thrh hr. NATURAL HISTORY, &c. By Messrs KING and LOCHER. At their Great Roam, king-street, Covent. Gorden, ow TUESDAY NEXT, at Twelve d'Clock, AN ASSEMBLAGE of MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, eonsistmg of a select and valuable COL. I.ECTION of ENGLISH INSECTS, containing wear 800 different tiros es atlas LeMdristera a.wi other Tubes, alert" by the law Mr. GREEN, of Westminster; wgettow with * his choice Shells sal Minerals, two oseoltswal for bisects and Minerals; a large deal one fur a= Plants, he.; several Harts from the Antique, as mitiest carved Chest, a pair of large Fossil Horns of that Moose Deer; a few Paintings, Sze. the property of a Gentleasati, tiecared. May he recaive4 on Monday tall the Sale; and Catalogues then had. ... lir !Views. ICING and LOCHTF, At their Great ilnom. King .suet, Covent Garden, en Wire NESI)AY NEXT, at Twelve, ACHOICE COLLECrION of BOOKS; among them are some of the best Classic Auth,es, Vi ses-1r and Vatinrun: Editions, together with many good Eng lish Divinity and Miscellaneous; including the Library of • Clergyman deceased, removed from the Country. May be viewed tut Tuesday, till the Sale ; and Catalog's* then had. BOOKS. By Messrs KING an I LOCHER, At their Great Room. King street, Covent Ganians era TUESDAY, July 23, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, in va rious Languages, Arts, an/ Sciences, the Property of a le sailer :caring off Hussars:. May be viewed on Monday ; and catalogues Men ma. LONDON :—Piiiised by GEORGE DAVIDSON, Wvch street, St. Clements, awl published by it/SOH R DER, at the Office, Nu. 15, Rack of Si. Clem , ' O.:oh, strand, where Oniers fur the Paper, dec. 1. 14.3) vat he duly etiolated I. ! li 1.,,. SALES BY AUCTION, TO WAGOOI4 MASTERS, TO V'l CARMEN, SCA VENGERS, AND OTHERS. By D SADLER, At his Repository, 0.,,,,01.4treet, To MORROW, a: Twits' o'clock precisely, wi bout rmarte, FFIFTEEN Strong Roney CART HORSES, meet of aim young, and in goal cnaditiot, fire ~ n d na Tan uld, the Property of Al ?emu d,cltning the S:- . 4vetige:Wg BUSillfe. ; and upwards of Sixty Lob' of Hunts and c.uriages of various de,criptions. T. be *lnt until the time of Sa , t. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND krilacTs.