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Se at to give the tppearsnce lof dintinishing the force thew, While at the same time the city was cuenklerably strengthened. The projedod sally lid not ; however, take piece until the even ftg of the 10th, when a party of 200 melt from the Sd but. • 1 rith regiment, aimilopanied by Limit:. Enke?, llenth cste, and x.rx.,,t and Ititi men from Uiptsin if driort's ciers, under Captain Carnegie, toil Lieutenant WOntltille, w,th a It -terve of !in men, and a six pounder, tinier Lietaterviiit Dick • wan, moved out under the caounand of Lieuten int Coe. They eacceinted in getting posy-scion of the battery, spiked their grin., and retreated e. oh very little lost, tt 1 111 l g h them the eitimiy most have keen COnsil:erlble,nsontheir (light they seeitic.l to i)e. rake* for oar hoops, and fired upon (rut every onager. In toe Course of the day, previous to this ttaAt, als itiery S pound::, one ant two ' had liven erected towards the South-east bastion, under tiied rection of . oaPtairt Keating, who, by his active exertion: on this orear.on, covering the sallying party, kept the e..erny'4 gum' consider. ablg in check. Next morning guns opened ae.iitt odon the walls, from the battery, which het tor, stin,ned. but; by a wall directed fire from our own newly ervete.l battery, theme suns, 114 we ll as s ome denant.ones, were soon totally stleoc.l, * smut in the courie of the Cy, and nett cia:it, the whole drew off to wry 01 their niorratioin towards the southern four of the city, whtero they had before been only paged Little danger WA/ maw apprelirtided of any attentot agaiiiw the city ifuring the MOO, a• inforaxition was receive!, that to in...- vent a vecond surprise, the enemy remain rt always under arms till iity.break, though gill the utmort •igilance was ob. served on our :Art. Toter h7avisht goat, anal huge bodies of tufantry, Win; prated *motet to the whole seothern face, Ull• r... 7 cover of extensive rani,o. and allJOinilig mins, a breach was soon made in the curtain, between the Turkoinait end Ag-iorre Gates ; but this w is rendered melee. to them by the evening ot the I'dh, .11 eentinotticatmo foon it to the turn hay )ag been effectually prevented, though it iris still kept up along the ramparts. . During the whole of the 131,11, an litintnal silimee prevailed, which seemed to iivilieete preparation, fot a reiy art IOU: attack ; the t)ificers and mess were, in consconerce, weracil ot the pro. Ciability of such an event, and soppott:ng varti,s wire diux:ted t. beim reedit) , as. - - - - •At day-drcak on the 4: , i, the eremy'd guns pee in every direction, end, imaer covet en this connuita.le, a large body of infantry, preceded by ladder., made an seaman ar,anel tie.ir, the J.eitore Gem; hut, I.y the activity ant: Armless et the (Thicers and men, tlw,v were driven bark elm zon,iderable leaving the la4Jera behind then. Many or their guile haring 1.(4111 pouted ap.ainct th.Agethere , ti.ite, 1.• (1. aw our at tenni..l horn the real attack, Lietßenant :Simpson of the id hattal.mi 17th Regiment, who corn:handed the ;awl, wa. truittally wnuailerl bra eal,natt shot, Iry which accident the sericite is deptived of a g.illatit and prsmi•ine young Officer. During the thy that enemy continued pretty quiet, but in the evi.n.o: began to Mike a shrw at drawing se. ne guns towards the Ca.hnrere gate; eonfrquence gun► were ISM is the heatiens on that face, and a iax•pounder placed the hip or the Airliners Gale, and moocher on that of the Lahore, to re%nt any attampt r which Itught be made there. However, Y•toee the mornt.ht of the lid., their whole force had noosed off ; and at day•brealt, thaw 1.41' ;mad of ca-.etry eat seers et a dot..nce. A party was i•nonediatc'‘• detaeu.-d to cot off any tjni or baggage which iuiot hare h.; ~em I 'a be in the rear, but it returned without borers:. Soon Art dm ear was latuar.,ted, finding .• the number of men did nut arlii.it of r. calm reliefs, and that '.tier and in ennvenionce would attend their being altowe. undress, dineted daily provitinns and sweetmeats to be to the troops at the expenee of Govirniumot. This nicisara I had the rattsfaeLom to lellll h.. 3 beat effect 1 the spirits rf • - Men ; and, during the siege, they dWklayed such count perseverance, .• :4 - -ire a very sevens duty with so much loath tieuce:that ir•ed to promise half • month's tetra pay OD be ilietr , butael t..! • wincht the en. my should be tepulto:.—. On summing the ;krt.', whit. the enemy had .recupred, three Mines were found lard for the bastions between the rittlynnaa and Agent" e gat. a. (13e of 'alum tallied directly tarter the bastion, rid, to be loaded ; accoinivaii; tug the., Ire the over-. ts,ueg Cott's,' during the ante, a,,.! 'act tie retreat of the enemy. Lieutenant Lindoy, with Ire Compaor, formed my nody weird. and eere directed to ..01111 the tromps u inlet Colour( Hum. lie we Sr.,' Jodrii sadly in the si e ge, e.ol remarried nit itity aluripg, the winar lime; and Lieut. • •;. .• . • . iant of t:olourt dunes - , •• 2 •'; --s, and ale netwaitiof t•rd dm poaa, off,rc , l to do &AT as eut.4:te'ite. In abort. 1 can or y r peat tolutt 1 uid 11 ocelot evontta K. vo l t 1•,,t uo , bing could extet4 the fatigue tuft red both a ' L eo, buy the eit,..arbilncao and patientnwith which . . jr was fled; a,ve. I a a persuade I that your Eire , •l'...nty, when mpiesenung the conduct of 5.:4:44).ml Rum an.! the troops to h,sVa.:ehru.y tl.a vow NoS:: toe Gleerr.av G .i.er .1, will !onside, nrl thelU entit'ed to Cie li:giwtt and ae cannot but r-flvcs the e the uteci,Aine, a:mirage, anti roast Id.. of tiinpi in the eyes of a'.l lli d...tan, to sob:ettu, U..a ...nil a e.n,1 1 force, they eiteNtived a If nine davi, and defended a ten miles s," h irret ,A, he m given up at the srst illopev3:lCe ..1 an Seamy at its gate+. I hare the Guntur in be, S:r, EltrenelK7N. nberit Neal.' al n Debi, 0 1 . IY , /04 I) °VII ;ER I t Cny kesnlicht. FATE cf the D 167 RIBUT lON ell FORCE ti the • FRENCH Aftmr ASUU • • Amid the many 7on --- 7liettra ory hccounts of the strength of the French army is the ilenoverian Jo minions, the following accurate statement of their pres.nt situation will not be unacceptable to the public. It cousists of the foll Awing divisions: Mn.e Horses. 1. Thelrst,eoPlTri , nded by Gents.l Drone!, at Lunebtu•r. rooting of 89 It r. diatributed in the principality of Luneburg. the city and adjszept country ; the Duchy of Lauaotturg, and that pan of the Hitch! of Bre• men, situated hetwaeo the ram Oate end the Klee. y. Tioe ',nand, under the command of General at Verden . . 4651 61 Diitrolaided in the Counti.e of I)ir ;theta and /tom, the Duchy of Verien, and that portion of the Duchy ui Bremen uetween the Otte and the We-4er, 1. The third, under thc command of Gmeral Tkii..alei at I leoev,:r Dishibe;ed is the of Caleitherg, Gottingen, GrOenlaagett, the city of Celle, and adjacent country. 4. The davision of lie..ree, cpatroaqdcd 111 .. General &admit, at Ovita!duck . 3901 61 Occu;oics the Principal•ir rd imnaleuck. 5 The disi.ion of Cavalry, und.or cm command of General Keiterman • 4643 5t975 faf these them an. at Lanchurg, en men, awl 665 hones and Hoya, Wll men and !ISt bones; at Stale, 834 men and 542 hum-s: at Ilad..verr, loss Rbell and 3tl horses; and at Celle; 5.34; se ea and eta hors. G. The Artillery uhlzr the command of Go. Duel Elsie. at Hamner, Foot. nitahary 11. (to. rnropany of proltoa.ers, coadestiag of .Attei.e..ats ea Me gene }lord. 1. A.ndlery I. The Train 3. Atsen.l....te 8:38 $3 . 457 7 353 3 b 2 b 0 4 39a 365 1044 14.14 4 0 T4tal of nwro and hnr..l 27,,j48 b1.:07 Eistawday last there was a dreadful thunder storm In the weightwusrhood of Norwich. At Hotaingham, the seat of Lord BAYI/1110, a home on the Makes calv:rd the Shepherd's Lodge, was nearly demolished. The phcpberi (who had gone in on approach of the saws) was struck blind; one child was burnt, and it is thought will not recover; the do-,r and win dews were shivered to pieces, and many of the bricks tartest out of the wall and cal vied swish surprising *Amity to a very great thst.toce. • NAVAL fItTELLIGE*CE. . 701trw1roors, MAT 15. Scree o'clock, p. N.—A telegraph signal is just made to send a fast sailing cutter to Plymouth, it prevent the sailing of Admiral Collingwood, with the detached squadron from the Channel fleet, and the Eodyndoo frigate, Capt. King, is now under weigh, proceeding on secret service. It is strongly believed the Toulon and Cadiz com bined squadrons have jcined, or made an attempt to join, the French fleet in BrAst. Arrived L'Espeigit sloop of war from the Downs, with a convoy; and the RnNap►enawle cutter, with the Ladv Delneal, Hope, kever, Bee, Alert, and Isis transports, under convoy, from Jersey.—Wind S.W. PLY MOUTII, MAY 14. Came in the Neptunies, Plunkett, from Barcelona, detained by the PrPer grin-brig ; and the haze from Amsterdam, for Comma, detain ed by the Ladj Warren armed ship. DIAL, M•Y 15. Sailed, the Minv.ra, Laidle, for Africa ; Alm key gun-brig, for Sheerness ; Speedy sloop of war, with several• other ships of war, on a cruise off the French coast.—Win I N. W. FROM 1.1011..'S LIST. n averment). bf 47' 15 —Pawed by, the Minerva, Ford, from Teneeiffe; Shlfula, Frank.. from Pillau ; Elinor, —, from Christiana; F,xtune, Angell, from Norway Aurora, S. ager ; Mercorho., Ounottri ; and the Jonge Kendrick, Ahta, font) Koning4busgh —tiadel, the Cynthia, Way; the Argo, Frampton, for Newton:ALLA. ♦aatrao At DoYiro--the Clothier, e:iyliee, fmm New York. At yklowt--.1,e Anna, Crag% from Me%ilia. At Newry--the Newry, Reilly, ;horn Le II4ItICAL SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SPRING MEETING (continued). WEDNISDAY. The .Tri• key Club Pee of 5045. to be run for by horses, 3u. the Pinkiertv of Mesabin of the hockey Club, 4 rr. olds car rying let. ..'.S. S yr. olds Bst. 31b. 6 yr. olds eat. 9:b. and agrd RR. I lib. R. C. D. of Graften's A. nt Parasol 5 1 . . Sir 11. Wlllisousorer b. h Walton 6 2 Mr. D. Raricitfres r. h. Petruchio . 4 3 Mr. Mellish's b. IR. Lady Arough . 4 dr . ___ . Six to 4 on Walton. Soreepitairs of 50;4. each, it. ft. D. M. Cen. Slerrow's Caiti et, sat. 91b. 1 I.J. Foley% Wateriefot. 9th. 2 . . lA. Foley's Cur Peter, 74t. 41b. 3 . . P. of St. Albaies Merriman, Tst. 31b. 4 . . lA. GrorernoA A.Tincnart, 7ot 6.b. 5 . . Mr. K.:lteraiaies Alaric, 7.1. 31b. . . . . pd Mr. P. Burr's Kraln”.. 4484 . . 1 4 Mr. Wardell's 1 i-,.....;':t00 4.4.. ‘• . 4:b. . . • pd Mr. ISranthwav•'s ch c. IV ....cnt, 74t Sib. pd T. • . , 1 .I.ot C. t. to 2 asst. Watery-4 to 1 asst. Agin -,i, .. Swee,434os of 2(''..4 r aril, for colts and filbrs, 9 yr. olds ;st. ..•• '.. yr. olds Sat. 7 . ib Y. C. Mr. Mellfsl' ' ".., i Allertilerpe, 2 Yr.. 14 . . I Mr. Sitw ' • ..r to Co.:Mighter, 3 4r. old 2 M ": . ~ c. by Russerd, 3 mold 3 . . - 1... 4 ..0a c. tiv Waxy,:; vr „Ad Three to I agtt. M' ' .ierthorp^—: to 1 3;4. Mr. WA son's e. Mr. R. Boer - 4 J, gat beat Mr. Mel!ills% Po-• c, Ab: to 4 atat Bobtail. Mr W. s Molt t•ii. beat Mr. T • i Ufa; 6.1 a. 1. M. I , .Cgs io. 4 ag „t M. !.111i.it's 04 WO,. b,at ;- asr R. M. 3litt to 4 ' NT- Watso..'s Ih-mdimught. /Ist. 11 1 ' Ttnn -, r. Tat. 7110 Two yr. old C. 100g4.1.. , t .1 agst Mr. MeDial' Pip lin , hat. Ilias art. Mr. La .I%r t`ro.- pero, Bsl. Vb. Ab Ai. 540. Dowd beat.—. 6 to pipylin. IA foley's Watery, 71st. 111 b. beat TA. Drilwron's Bum per, Ilb Ab. M. 100p.-3 to 4 on Watery. SIE:.TING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. TO-94 (Nt N William Williams, Cassie street, Leicecter-squar., nun George Wills, High-street, Whitechapel, 1t d.lltia, 5 1 . . . Teinmat Hopkins, West Green, - Middlesex, vatuish. _ __ . . _ . . maker 3 10 . . Thorax. !lowland, Tirane, Oxfordshire. carrier $ 11 Samuel e11rb..7.t, St. Calvaries's M.dJlesex, painter and easier 3 11 . . . John hen, Old City Chambers, LodiJon, wine-merehaat 10 john Owen Parr, Londee ' inseranerdwoker 11 . Elward Davis , , lan:berth, Surrey, brewer . . 11 James Collitli, Oeughegusre,Fleet-street, engraver 2 12 Joseph Spencer, St Paul's, Deptford, Kent. rope-maker 2 11 Thorns% Kempshel, Iligler's-leite, Bleck:riar's road, _ _ . S unto; . _ - , gr , er . ! II . 3.11 n ANA, Worcester, victualler . 2 10 Ssmurl "1 ate 4, Wood street, Lutkion, merchant 2 12 Jelin Bew, Bernsoneseyotrart, South a Ark, theallelFoll. • • • • is, 2 10 Thomas Ilittl,South-strert, Berkeley-9g uare, Mat& S2A, _ _ _ . • tailor - . . - . 2 10 . . Thomas 1113.-kwell, Chert.ey, Suo , r. gr -ecr 11 dames Sheril, Hrton-canlen, Mr,141,,,,,,,, merchant 10 William Grayson and Pinho Shires, Southwark, Surrey, hop and seed mert . l,a..ts ID ThomasCorlett, Friday street, T.nnrion, warehoute.nas 1 i John When-, Ayers. Had!crib, Sten..lk, shritilveper 210 John Gannon, Krrierland.misd, 11kId1esex, Sax-dresser 2 1:i William Liiff,rran, Ealing, MirldJesex, butcher 2 11 Sarno& Ferrand Waddi•.gton, York -street, Southwark, Surrey, banker and hup.rrierchant . . 1 10 John Watson, lat. of I.rterpeol, Liiiraster. merchant 112 Georee Mayne the younger, Colebest.r, Einem. horse dealer 1 1 James Stevens, late of James-street, Oxendon street, ‘ieldlesex, corn-4.01er 1 11 . . G. , enge Stratton and Henry Stratton, icaeltriars-rosd, Surrey, ironmongers . 1 . • John Abbott, Iswich, Suffolk, shopkeeper 11 • Christopher Groom. 81acksash-strcet, Southwark, haber dasher 1 4 1.•,cus Maephie, late of Ilford, Estes, men-horn 1 10 ratunas Clarke, late 01 I.IIIIhOUM. F.44-x, cow-kreper 112 Saarnel Simian, Lowe- lane, Leaden, wine and brandy merchant 12 . . . Michael ISl.Garry, C.Aperi•coud i Dispct East S.n.th -404, so:walker . I i . . DIVIDENDS. 301 m Esker, Peckham, Stan", carpenter . • . 10 Robert Iticharenn, Crwporitiondow, St. John's street, blidtlerree, 10p...ruler i t . . Benjamin Bishop, Clement's-inn, Middlesex, ndity ie./Metier I I . . William Duties,. Plymouth, Dern, tallow, ehandler 10 John Srott, Do;gate•wharf, London, snd (Setnge Lash, Nevicastl. -neon Tyne. factr.rs 11 . . W.II am Garrett, Rood lane, Froicainteli•stor-t, merchant 1 Porter Shepherd, Lynn•ltegis, Nedullt, draper 12 COURSE OF EXCIiA! %matetaam ita Y $ U.. Ditty at Sight.. 37 6 etotterdam 'iambtergh 93 6 2111. Meow' . Ti 7 ?W. Paris • 2i 14 Li,. Ditto 2 2 11..ortleaum :26 3 - - •Cadia Ditto . &Si effect Madrid . .... in paler Ditto 34 ann. nilltos Leigh°, it ✓Of I Naylos Dublin on London.... Belfast on Lyndon ( Ay Denim on Dublin (I)in CERTIFICATES. lavnideeinlingham, of terivis.:: storet, Sotto. in the county of Viddlescx, picture , te..l.rr, deafer Intl chn:Au. -atm riekering, lA* of Lowest Patton :trees, riittl.co, in the county of Mtitriletex, &van is wise anti v;tiritv Riehard Bond, of the city of Wootaaar, peartru tuaker, deale►, cud elivpman. J.hn Rice ketep, late of Haglemtni, in the cuuLty of Surrey, victualler, dealer and khapaao. FREEHOLDS, WHITECII APEL, AND LEAhLIIOI.D, STEPNEY. Ity Mr. PAULIN, On MONDAY, Miv 27, 1803„ at Twelve o'clock, at the Swan, Whitschapel, AVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, moat adyantaceou.ly situate on the south side of W chapel Iligh-street, and Dyer's-court, adjoining: comprising five suhwantial huilt Dwelling I louses, a st.iNe, ah.d, Pe. much iithledett at 731. 94. pe► annum; end a LV.ASEI4OI.I) DWELLING DOUSE, large yard, stabling, air. hi White llorseestreet, Rateliff, in the pwillt of Stepney. The whole of the above yrea,is,•s will be sold in levee het., without the least reserve. May be viewed s,-yen day. preceding the sale; when wilt particulars mir he ra.l on the prnmiaen; nt the placs of talc and of the unionsmo, Zroad-Aneet, Roche. - 47 7 : S.II,ES BY AUCTION'. . . HE kl!TIFII I. CIIIN.A., t r_MITAk ARG %N. lrlrH sicAL PKOAL H,ltlP, 4, A4s . ro+i(ls Sh pRAWiriGs, lIY I'HE .L.VrE N(t4sr L Silt HAMII:L - o'l, Nsjo A ihitALL Ulu OF ELEG.I.NT Mt)9PKN 10611 N)BN• H• V• HEW • ' %, his An , , , 10n Reu.n.s, l!'4. PG. ',11:1V (op;tnlitc, ALAuf House. 'mitts 12,Y, at &Chock, t. U PERLATIVEL7 eltivint CHINA, ih T aSlx. Des..rt, and Tea Slreice Cr 1 , 4 Mu•at.it i p, Orglns Paintings a a n.l Chawingl by the lase Uenrls liamilton, Berghem, Se and a until eoth. ct , ou he hest Mn.leia Rooks, in 'user an! elegmt ; t t,, ;old u antiut Reserre : the Prneert• of a MAN of FASIII I'n be viewrd previouv b, the Sile ; and Catalogues tließ had at GarrawNy's Colfaz-hnuse and in fi,readelf. ELEGANT AND SUPEIIt LIBRARY OF MODERN BOOKS. - - - Be Mr. STEWART, Thai DAY. at One o • Ckrek, . dt C ONSISTING tit:r 00Z1,:vvNio.—;,(1ectu.t:v;tr:,r,,en:4, rha Suniss47 tuns. Oeuvres dm itaciini, bnu 5h ,, ; ,;,, ;ar ,- • fine vellum pipe,. dintlile set of beautiful Pin.a Worlts,thriv different splendid eiti•iont Opera di Met 12 volt. Itelterville's Otiatrlo Furiodn, 1 vol. 1•e Works, I volt. Plates. Quail° and Foltivin•Mernoirs of C•rmni Oram•nnnt, Adolph ut's B irtsb Cabinet, ditto. A beautiful vtliii. M l tjt Govei's Militaiy Antiquities and tlr•tar,.f lb, ! n ot Amin, t vol. C 11 r 1":" Ilistuis of the EeigliA Navy, 9 volt The Ceetunie of R u.ua and Austria, 2 tale, Fittler and Mattes. Views in Szotland, Lord thfunrs plu t it s fine impressions, 5 volt. L lie w ive the...Vie:A. of Blair, (kildsinith, Chaser sfld, Cori Smith, Horn., ilibboo, Statue, Sec. the wh o le in owl! a n d superb !mutiny in Morocco, Russia, and Cif); the property A MAN OF FASMOS, which will be 110:11 without reserve. Br LEIGH and SOTHEBY, itoo4tellers, At their House, No. 143. Strand, opposite e (relented f.orn Terk•street, Covent DAY, and the Th.e3 (Sunday ex op .4 Twelve &Clark, ri I HE Entire and Valuable LIBRARY of t h e late Sir CIIMILES STYLE, dart. War.r,..gbes; Kinn. To which is mik I. thei Library of assorts's.. I .;enfernso, decreased; together turniii:‘*l;ry to ud ColieElion, ;11 and imewac tics, ,Mora , ind Natural I;:stiosoluiy, Aotiquiries, .C.oursay 11, L , tory, Paean, Belles Lewes, Disinits, Ammo( Sciences, .i.td other Beauchet of Liter/owe. A Choice Col. lea/on of Bo Ik4 upou Vidairag, sod a.nue ‘orious and exceilent Fishing Tackle. To he viewed; and Cacalogura !price 6!.) to be had at tbs Place of Sale. PRINTS ST HOGARTH, WOOLLP.TT. &c.—RARE ENGLISH PORTRAITS, DRAWINGS (IF FOR TRAITS, TOPOGRAPHICAL AND NATURAL NM. TOR t,ILLUSTK %TED BOWLS, BOI:DIS OF Papist's, AND PORT-FOLIOS. • • by Mr. RICHARDSON, A t kb House, N o . st, I n th e St ran d, Tins DAY , and ATo.morrt.w, et 12 (mock. Largo and Valimble COLLECTION of PION lA, by Woollrtt, Morghett ; raf t Eneli.h trAtts by Faithome, [lunar, Pass, &e. llogsr:les W.otr., 111 Phial; 'the Winks of 'Captain Baillie by Bertoloati ; Toi.ographical Drawing. by layer, Sherpard„ Nethl, Nicholson, Rooker, Verily, .Ite.; Porscasts by Gqrchner and Fla:ding; Curious Botanical &Ir . /whip; Gusrc , ora's Works by Bartolozji, 2 Vols ; Meusi.irs of Lonl WAWA, prenttsl oaf Elephant paper ; C Trawls us Swit2-rlawl, tlloStratet Meinous or Sir R..!irit IVdpu r , inlsid t sod Must:m..l with Portraits ; I booricil and Pol.ne.J P , • Tu be viewed Mi. day, MOOD* WO 'Mr SO, Catalognes, piir•e QUe Slulfute, fkai be had ol Se. Bihhatd,nu, Nu. al, Strand.. • LEASEHOLD CUtrAt:E, 11KI1Xiii LANE. Sy By order 07 the Pro;olet ir, at Carr•way'sCoffeb.heuse, Change.. Olen Cornball , Tins DAY, the 17th at lards*. o'Clock. ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD COT ['AGE,. p i„„„, t l y ]tmtewige : laue, about 2 1 10 y•rils from WitrlKUlle TW , twke, in the County of 5,111.11‘.4 a, oUrie miles from town cut iee contains two 4coptiog 'looms two parlours, a convfmient kitchen, pantry, dairy, roar shod, stably, chaise-house,. and numerous other cooreinencts. The entrance is by • face coon, about AU feet long, and the garde% which is ahowtoitly well stocked. is war 290 fleet so depth, anclatesiot ti i feet wow, in the occupation of Mix tif•tilen, who will Live i. •di•te K.:N.0011 i OCI4 on kew for a trim of which Deaf fifteen years is unexpired. subject t 0711.11114 payit•sa 01 SI. As. for the house, mei '2l. Its. (or Inc goitre. May he skwed, and partesilar, had nu the - mem—a ; at lb* ',Lee in uk 1.1.1 Mr. ) 4W*, S viUapassage, SaVd;el"ir• TO BRIO:LAY Elt& BUILDER& Be. - I.F.ASEHOLDS, SHEPPARD-STREET, OX FOR Et•STRT.ET, .t QUEER ANN•STREET : WESI • By Mr. SQUIBB, By order of the Arrigneer- or arawar*Unk-e-house, s Chruir. Conihill, THIS DAY, Roo 17th iust. at Twelve . . u'e.,;clc. in T w;') Lai. Lot I. A. LEASEHOLD BRICK DWELLING .I. 2.- HOUSE, okuato No. 1, in Sheppard..tr.xi, °afoul strait, four VOtICS high, tyro it...stimuli, with thrives nn a How. , ritall yard, Sr. late in the e-esnation of W tlllai tiouudyeer, loicklayer, a hankaipt, held fur a term, ni whcli three yens and a hall ato unexpired, at the very low rout of 23%. per annum. tot E. A new/IV-erected Uriula Dwelling, with inn% sod lame inelowd Ain bikini, situate in Queen Ausive-streef, Wu.st, lat. in the OCCUirniinil of the ituaknapt ; held fur at yr expuert t 1:11 of thirteen 'Alan, wanting ten days et Laily43s last, subj. et to a Feistier-cur. rem. • May be viewed to the time of Sale, and Ruffianism lc•.1 on the err umises; at the place of Sale; of Messrs. indw ell! and Saville, No. ref, 0.3 Broad streot ; and at bk. Alm* Set dieleveamp-, CAPITAL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, WiTil READro.. kW. PLEASURE GROUNDS, CONsFRVATORT. 10F WOW LAND, A.% AT COLNEY UN TOE VERGE OF FINCHLET COMMON. By Mr SQUlttli, • (Ry enlet M the Eteentors of John Pagel, P deceased) it ta,nirartaya, THLS DAY, at Tiering:oin*, • AVery excellent, convenient and subotantiel Reich built FREI:HOLD MANS!' iN DOUSE. to ',ti tan repair, with ever 7 tetplecitr, attache.' and tletachotl &het, doable coach house, .ia',hug for fire Itorars, a etarepiLtc blew - hotter, capital corwereitoty, c,t3pety and erect' 'wore, v•cal 1511 feet in length, tilled with toterentaottly hr• orange and lemon trees, anal tl.tout calla ea:Liable exotic and green haute p'anta• a melon ground, pine pitt., ire horse, excellent kitchen gal dens beautiful plc mute amitotic dill ocacl w lit g.r.a fr•le, art' emtiellialted with care Wincing plaiwations, and three 'nein lion of veto etch meadow and paatioe 'arid; tine slio!e heap '''. o l4 lo . aid meat .inietirit tot the est , . of Florida" Common, at Coluty f i itch a spot jitaly wlrn.r:d it. rural heent:en, and putolt..dr deritahle on account of ib conttgorty to town. To lea viewed with Ticket" r u le and printed paitaulaie Fury In had of Moen. Joilwa4tni firenn, aware, Fl Jet. ic rect. ; 4114 the V•1 4 1111//411 at Garravo.)'..., wu "I Mr. Squibb, Sirtto-pusage, Mairk;:r.ruir. DAVIUbuA, A. Wych strive, St Clowns s. Mewl ~üb.+h►d hr JORIAO RYDER, .t the °lke, N... 11. R..elt of St. Cloment'i elorrit, Str3tul. 11.1 en tor the l'a/er. ite I I.Mt trail to duly atitpritlotl tu. op ••- '7r , 46 I THE MOBIL EKS to the 0 e.itie ilea to of finisio'ng ' o : c : oc k, the Opera h vel • G :'HISEVENIN GL' OP mo;c br CIMA I -:4 \ir BRA lAN A 4 "Vei e th, Ftc.t A End of the Opera LA I a s BL Compoi,d by PRES I Niajc,ties Sc:t Til In Act Song ?Am Duncan, eu eg e ntal nu the n To v. u,cti w q K ad THE ! 04 SO TR I THIS "I' b. acted Tt Noel, MOW IF Ahet which, A 0 i Mr, elm THEAI UMOND 'Webers SI Rombikel (I lo Act V Sor p..t.,Lear Mire. & Rhea , cal Imibti Mr. flanoimer r ill rec te Tu which gul Pia , g E r tu•toc,l%.• ale ik,a•Of4.'e, io NO vol itIE ON WED Othello. Mr. I Coo ;e MANIA In the Cuu•se c InJed me; end. Alele,' by ►lr. E 41flar the OR, ll'f To a 1 Vie Widow nn Tul:eti, and Geld, No. 36, Be don, at the Box VOIGT's 101111 ly that elegant and the scholar tam It comp. sate., •ath ai vac J. 111113011 all 1. annalsard, sae 1 de:erery at T. street, Poxed.ll Orden from ether Musical ! FASHION/ 11 °BINS( "Ai tre4, end stoma begs IS *utilities! Iwo., tit oidei Lo the almost* of are sheW,lthei Sloan, Salton fine worstwi, • wo•sted will ri ;maniocs wbid hint Ses. ramtly Mrn pre Itnbinteni ineketteg the heetbueene, Chambrtes, Nu. Ile ritrcE OF STOCKS. TESTERDAY. 3 per Cent Reduced . .. ? 7il 9 irtr Cent. Get4ak.......,....7:. 5911 4 per Cent va • • • vet- 73i 5 yes Cent. Navy 9O 5 per Cent Loiaßy ..... ....... 494 Oct 99y Lung Annuities...... t ln 9-16 I.nparial 3 per Cent. Ditto Annuinat .. 9) S Ornniorn • it' 'ado Bends , ll. os. dis . Exchequer &Ili . 1 do. 1 prom. par. Englioda Lottery Tizkett .... l9l. Con.ufs lir 58; T. NISH, Stock Broker, No. •, Cornliill. and 9, Charing Cum NU,E, TUISD•T• MAT 14 (*.mt.& 44 Liv. Pic. Venus, 0.91 ditto. Llibmt opiinn 6 0601 Dabiin II sinuous. I. I 4 Portugal Gold in Coi■ and Ram per 0z... 4 0 0 Doubloons ... 0 0 0 New Dollars Silver an Plara 0 0 0 New Loon each 0 0 0 Agin on the 'toil' of Holland $ per ell I. ,(May i;i1 . 30) _ -- • rico) 51 6 61 MARRIAGES. At Cattail, Surrey, on the loth inst. Captain Rer, of the I.t Foot Guards, to Miss Hay, eldest daughter of Col. My; of Upper Gatton. On Wednesday last, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, hr the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Mr. Thomas Taylor, of Millman street, Rdford-. row, Coal Merchant, to Mies Parkinson, of Hatton Garden. On Monday last, at St. George the Martyr, Queen.equare, by the Re.. Matthew Rainc, D.l). Thomas Charles Morgan, M.B. to Min Hammond, daughter of William Hammond, Esq. of Queen.square, Bloomsbury. A few slays ago, at North Aston, Ovfordshire, William Hol beach, jun. Est; Major it; the Warwickshire Militia, to Miss Lucy Bowles, daughter of attack! Bowles, Esq. and sister to Lady Armytage. On Monday lass, at Gals Jeminghanes, Esq. Harighley*Park, Norfolk, Mr. Gevree Gardiner, of Rotewiale, to Miss Cole, only daughter of the 1.. to Mr. W. Cole, of Woolpit, and niece to the late Edward Snlyard, Esq. Lately, at Duttdee, Robert Coombe, Esq. surgeon, late '2cl garrison battalion, to Mille Margaret lig;:sy, daughter of the late Worse' David Ogilvy. .r.r.tTms. At her haute in Henri..tia-atreet, hiflit l Stot it, wife to the Bishop of KiHata, and big,. to M• 4. Newcomg, relict of the late worthy Pre'ate, the Loll Primate of Ireland. Lately, in Dublin, universally repute, 11211 Browning, Esq. of Cappnrititn, eounty of Waterford. Lately. at Langland. Iloose. Mi., Sarah Dalrymple. second daughter of General Dalrymple, of Gangland., Scotland. Lowly, at Ma lotlginr, near the Barracks George-greet, Edinborigh. Littatenaiit Dui,ld Cameron, of the Inveintur shire Militia. On Tuesday se'imight, In the 231 year at her age, at Goldstone, in the parish of Ash, Kent, deserved!, and WAY r ally lamented by her family and nu:nerous tittle of friend., Mies Cu:ling, only ammeter of Thodies Curling, Eui. of Gil!stone, and late of St. N.cholas, in the I-le of Manor. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-811104M Morn. 44 ,nm. after Smm aftx 5. frOWN RESIDENCE, SOUTH AUDLEY sTREET, near PARK-LANE. To be SOLI) by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a very desirahle and elnrenient TOWN RESIDENCE, with every domestic accoMmixl.ation, stapling for siv. horses ' wandisrtt ferthrec carriages. To be viewd ; and Particulars had of Mr. Denim, Charles. - s-ct, Berkeley-square. HLF MOON-STREF.T. To he DISPOSF.O OF by PRIVATE CONTR tho I.EAS7 small, convenient HOUSE, with the genteel FURNITURE. To b • v , eatd., and particulars had of Mr. Jame' Derma, at N:s kl) Charles-strae. Batftelaa-0000• TIPPER GROSVENOR-STREET.—To be DISPOSF.D OF Ire PRIVATE FX)NTRACT, the LEASE and FURNITURE of • StidALL HOUSE, with Cftaeh House and Stabling. To Av viewed by Marti; which, wilts particulars, may be bad of Mr. James Denew, Charles...west, BorkeMprAqmre. • (`CAPITAL TOWN MANSION, in the Vicinity Berkeley-Nunn% To be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a very eipital TOWN MANSION, with three and four rooms on e.cb floor. the Pnnelpil apartm•mbr of lortv elegant priiporti 111 l s the secondary anddomestic se nm mortar:lin exceedingly iond, with stabling for seven homey, standing for two carriages, rooms, &c. To be viewer) by Tickets , rnlv, which, with prinre4,Partl. eulsre, oney be had of Mr. Denvw, Charles.stvert, Berkeley square P ICCADILLY. —To be SOLD. by PRIVA TE. CONTR ACT, a small, but very convenient and de irable !MUSE, situated in Piccadilly, commaiiiimg tsraiitiltil Views of the Greet. Palk, Water, &c. cmitaining four sleeping rooms, and attics, two dra•ing MOTS. .parlours, offices, and a lark,. building behind, which, at a very trifling expiates, might, if required, be altered tp enlarged's. present Premises; lirld for fifteen years, at a ground rent of sixty guineas per annum. To be +iewrd every flay between the boon of one end rhree o'clock, by Ticket+ only, which, with Pattictila , l. may b- had of Mr. J. Denew, at his Auction Room, h, Chattel. street, derkeberequire. SALES BY AUCTION. • Sy D. %ADLER, At hi Repository, Gnsweil-street, near Smithfield, THIS T)\Y, at Twelve n'rlbek proctor'', rr HE following HORSES. &e. —A Bay Mare, 1 I S hands high. 3 years old, mistress of 14 stone, and war ranted to trot 13 miles in ; a rer GrNbnc , 13 han.ls high, 6 years old; a rod Gig Hors, and safe to ride; a brown Gelding, 15 hands and a half high, 6 years old, good match Hnew. and temperate in ride; a brown Gelding, :hi hands and a kilt u, s rein obt, and steady in a tempt a !Auk Gelding, 15 hands high, a gou,i gig horse ; a hat Mare, 14 hands high, istressof 13 owe, a renratlishly good walker, and fast trotter; Six Rood Cat hoe., a and ,6 yeas old—colours Narks and browns, In gnod condition. and off constant wool, from Exen. don, in Relit, to be sold without reserve And up • ants of tinny homes of varicievdearriPtions-..Amongst which ar,r a.,teral good Road:tars, MAchineni, Post Hums, Sec. Several Gigs, Post Chains, Chariots, arc. Ti lis view•xl till the sale. '