The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-05-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. - YARMOUTH, MAY 27. About 10 o'clock this forenoon His Majesty's sloop He/ens was launched at this place. Notwitipstand ing the narrowness of the river, and other local disi advantages, she went into the water without the smallest accident, amidst the acclamations of hun dreds of people, as'embled to witness a sight (for the size and constration of the vessel) quite novel at this port. The lla:den, Thompson, from Aberdeen to Lon don, with stones, is wrecked on the Inner Sand, of Lowestoffe; crew and materials saved.—Wind S.W. LIVIMPOOL, MAY The fleet from hence was going into Kingston, Jamaica, the 6th April. The Dominic., Packe!, Caitcheon, arrived here yes terday, sailed from Barbadoes the 20th of April, law on the moaning ,t ;he 21st the alarm guns fired, and supposed it wa from the appearance of the Clem erpeneJ convoy ; on the Kith May spoke the ship Tee* M•Neal, of and bound to Charleston from London, out 14 days, all well. The Jamaica fleet sitilel from Port Antonio, the 10th April; the Fdiat, of C.n-k, parted company on the 4th night after they sailed ; the Brook, in lat. 32, the Veherohlc, two or three days before ; the Com modore would not wait for the 'heavy sailing ships, but left /even or eight sail with the Allier. The Cote Danelas, Allen, from hence for Ros tock, was captured on the 3d inst. off the Orkneys, by a privateer, and supposed to be sent to the Tete]. MAY 2ti. Arrived the Impc!citz man of war, from a cruise ; and the Norway, Flagg, from Copenhagen, bound to Cnia. Sailed the IniefotigaUr frigate, on a cruise.— Wind W.S.W. Arrived here from Oporto, under convoy of the Pro 4,itior, of :16 guns, CapLtin Dashwoud, the fol lowing ships :—ltertr3, Captain Pearce, bound for Hull and Leith; Fortn-zeroed, Phillips; Lendrn Poeket, Black ; and Mentor, Christie, for London ; inclautro, Lams, for Dover and Hull; Olive Branch, Barker ; and Neptune, Denning, for Guernsey ; Jame , ' Jones, fox Portsmouth ; Douro, Hatterslev, far Colchester; Alexcndur, and two others, for Leith; all laden with wine, cotton, and cork. Arrived the Rumba., of 14 guns, Captain Hill, from a cruise ; and brought in the smuggling cutter Toter, of Penryn, from Guernsey, laden with 158 easksof spirits, and some salt, which she captured off the Deadman. The Humber has sprung the head of her top-mast, in chace of five luggers, by which they escapee. Sailed for London, under convoy of a sloop of war, the Earl llowr, Sir S teplien lAidnAgiun g rat GardAkr, and Clietiton East-Indiamen, all from ]drug Al. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 27. Arrived the Tri3e.v frigate, from a cruise. This morning arrived the .Spiefrr brig, from a cruise. Carter frigate. Cap:ain trace, is ordered from Liverpool to this port, to be prepared for Channel service. The JP...vie and Moroi's', a , e ordered to this fort i the former is in the Downs, and the Litter in the North Sea. The SCPU ...^e sloop sailed this morning with a con voy for the Downs. • IDEAL MAT 27. Wiu.l4.W.—Arrieed the ...CCe A .6alic sloop of war, with a-Seet under convoy from Qporto, which are sailed for the River. Sailed for Sheerness, L'lnntortelitd frigate, aid Lama, gun-brig. Arrived the Lay Warn*, armed ship, with the Sir &epaeis Lash prude, Aknual Gardner, Ear! Ihed Char! ton East Indiamen, under convoy fr. rn Viymouth, and remain (having had their hands im pleased) with the rest of His Majesty's ships u per last. mutt, NAT 27. The three armed ships fitted out at this port are anw ready for sea, and it is eapelled trill be appoint ed convoys to the Raltie and fonniagen ships that are intended to sail early in June. TORDAY 31 AA. 26. Arrived the Nemesis frigate and PlN:seat sloop of war from, cruise • SOVT lIA UP TON, MAY 26. On Wednesday upwards of fifty healthy young F men, recruits for the East India service, wen marched into town and shipped fur the Isle of night. 'RUM I.l.OYD's LIST. Gtaeuttio,Ntae :7.—Passed by the %Num, Pod !iamb., from Honduras ; Sir Ain/revs Hammond, Thomron ; and Kistlfaad, Lase, room Jamaica; Wt:heltnina, Tucker, from Senegal; Oneida Chia{ Kemp, from New York; INsiltana end Nanr7, Beanie, frnm Jenep ; Sophia and Maria, Ravrem, f"'" 1 Nix++! Anna Sophia Cathatina, ; and the Pasu va, Strum, from Lisbon Sided the /Loy Ann, Pearce, for Gib. tails,; Cecilia, (hien, fur 'runningeu ; Anna Maria, Quest; ponnfies Nlargaretta, Hendricks ; and Jaws Pettnneila, —, Ka: Latakia. . • a long time, or bar there been ems yew practice in that respect, which has led to a new demand for gold have not heard of any new practice. Supposing gold coined and obtained by Ireland, watild not the present price of bullion take it not of circuLltionl-1 think it would tend to it in some de gree, but the exchanges with foreign countries haw,. mg lately become more forma-able, would go very far to correct that evil. Do you think that dealer; in exchange are greater gainers when the rate of exchange is high. or low ? —1 think, inasmuch as the charges would be heavier when the exchange is high, the expences being higher, they would be losers • but in other respeas, the loss or gain depends on ihe difference between the two courses. Does any paUiative or temporary remedy occur to you which could lessen or remove the evils aris ing from the high rate of exchange while the Act ou the Restriction on gold continues am not aware of any. .. Does not the reduction of profit on the exchange business, when the rate is high, tend to lessen the competition in the market for the purchase of bills ? --I do not think it does. as far as my experience goes. jolts FIMLA9, Esq. Banker at Dublin, examined: Knows the Bank of Ireland cannot take more than .5 per cent. on discount. What has becu the praaice of your Bank respell ing discounts, since that insti:ntion ?—Our house discounts at the same rate, and I believe it is the pre.aice of ail other Banks in Dublin, who issue notes, to do the same ; I speak only of good paper' in course, that is from 21 to 61 days, sometimes more or less. Is that the current rate on discounts in Ireland ?--•' I speak only to Dublin. Is it customary for rnerehants to charge five or six per cent. on their accounts ?--Six per cent. I be lieve. Do the country banks discount at five or six per otnt.l--I understand six per cent. Is money easily to be bormwed at six per cent. upon landed security in Inland?--It depends on circnmst.inces. What interest do Exchequer Bills bear in Ire land?--Five per cent. JOHN FINLaY, EAR Does not a Dublin Banker conccive he is confer ring a favour rather than receiving one, when he lends money on bilk at 5 per cent.?—.l hove not tha: feeling as a Banker ; I am obliged to any one who comes to my shop with good bills to discount. Joins LATOUCHIE, Eq. a Member present, Inlrmed the C,ornmittc• that his house in Dublin does not issue Notes; and the discount at ti per cent. on all transaelions. Another Member, Sir JOHN NEWPORT _ Informed the Committee, that their house do issue Notes, and that they discount at 6 per cent. in Waterford. BLMJAMIN WINTHROP, ESQ. Deputy Governor of the Bank of England—Examined. Have you heard or read of the Opinion of Mr. Borrowes respelling the cousolidation of the Banks? —1 have in part. Do you not think that if the paper of such terns°. lidared Bank was to be current in each kingdom, that it would become a common circulating medium between the two ?—I think not; the Bank of Eng land never issues its paper but for a valuable con sideration, or what it esteem to be such in the way of discounting bills, and advancing on Exchequer Bills ; the Bank of Ireland, or any person, may procure Bank Notts now to any extent, if they will pay for them, but unless :hey do pay for them, the tank of Eng land can never issue Bank Notes for the purpose of making a currency in Ireland. Is not gold a common circulating medium between the two countries ?—1 see noother than aZtual money. Can that actual money be obtained %about vying full value for it ?--It carnet. If it cannot, bow is there more difficulty in ob taining Bark of England Notes than in obtaining gold ?—I conceive it easier to obtain Bank of Eng land Notes than itis.to obtain gold. If a sufficiency of Batik of England Notes could be obtained by Ireland, would it nct have the ten dency of lowering the exchange ?—lf they could pay fur them, I conceive they would be like a bill of exchange on England; any person, wanting to re mit money to England, would, rake those Englisis Bank Notes perhaps in preference to bil6, as they are payable on demand ; but I do not set how they could get there without being paid for. Have you heard that Bank of England Notes in Ireland bear a premium ?-1 do not know of it. If they do bear a premium (which is the caws as has been stated to the Committee) equal to the price given for guineas, would not they answer the pur poses of remitting money to England equally as gui neas would ?--I should not call that giving a pre mium ; I should call it exchange. If a premium of 10 per cent. was given to per. chase guineas, should you call that a premium 1.- 1 should. If Bank of England Notes are adre-tiaed in the Irish Newspapers to be sold, would you not call the price paid for them a premium?--It might be so called, but it would sill come to the same end, whether you call it premium or exchange. If the Bank of England Notes we: e current in Ireland for the internal circulation of Ireland, would you in that ease ell them bills of exchange ?—1 should suppose it never could happen that a Bank of England Note should pass as currency in Ire ; it tl-ey were to be met svi:h in Dublin, or any other part of Ireland, I should not cotaider them as currency. but as being similar to a bill of exchange. payable at sight c.n London, which sill of exchange, however safe ircm the rerpeaabiii-.y of the parties, I conceive could never be conceived as the currency of C.. country. Supposing there was vie curs - .lidated Bank for the mu countciei, w: iild :he rates ri that Bank , psi as current in each :—I net to any great' ertert ; the reason of paper passing as currency Irani the facility of turning that paper into mont•. , ; and as that faellityi , much greater in the neigh'un•:: hood of the Bank, which issues paper, this, in my • opinion, accounts for the preference that is generally given even to the paper of country Banks over those of the Bank of England throughout Eng land, except in the vicinity of London; I should thitik the Bank of England notes would never pass as currency in Ireland. Is your opinion then, that there could not be a branch of the Hank of England established in Ire land, whit h could answer for the purposes of Ireland so as to give a circulation of paper there ?--I am per. saatfid there could not; and whilst the exchange is so much, against Ireland, such Bank of England Notes, though attempted to be passed there, and to be substituted as currency, would immediately find their way over to England, and remittal by such as had occasion to remit to London. I to he continued.] cORN.EXCIIANGE, MosoAT, MAT 'a. The arrivals of Wheat for this day's market are not numerous. Higher prices were askei, but this trade continuing doll, kept the sales at little fluc tuation. Barley and Malt are dearer; the latter 2s. ,per quarter. Beans rather advance, and Peas at little difference. There are not many Oats come in, and the best samples may be quoted full Is. higher. Flour in plenty, but no alteration in price. CURItFlif Pk! Moat ?Co. 40s. Sta. File do. Yls. !44. Od. Rye 24.27i Od. Batley "la 26a. 6d. Mak Ma. 604. Od. ICE OF GRAIN. Tick Nears ....27*. See Oats.— ..... 21.. 23. Polands .14. 28s &I Rape Seed .. `l7l 391. 08. Fi ;IC Fleur.. Or. e3r Orl. Wise Pai5....445. ♦ls. Od. Mans . .93•. Se.. 04. 5 . c0 . e .. : . :: . :: js .. s . o+: COURSE OF 651:CH31.• Amsterdam .... :.,.8 4 2jU • Onto at Sight ti 7 8 Rotterdam 12 1 2U. lismburgh 36 .3 2IU. Alton* i6 4l;1.1. Paris 1 day's data 22 10 Onto ss Is lU. 1 proton. La. d. 13,40niealoc .25 111 • Partsgal G... 1.1 in C-i 0 ALuirill 11 tto 34,t eirmt. Doubloons Cads Musa Rd has Leghorn 4Bl Agin on the Sank of Holland Genoa 46 4i per Cent. 11E. Taun.o4r, MAY 24 Vance 'l9 Na:414‘ Lisbms Op6rM 6l t I Dubbin ls+ Dublin so Lmsdvo (Way 23 ) 12 12t Loses nn D.o)lm ( Ml. 13) l7l 14rUist ...1411111 4 14 av t 7 13., , f0r “r 1 :r •hign. Mav Ut) 9114 61 days, _ _ ay 411. Rest Cads, in the Pod, per Chatdron 4114. Od. D.4i4e,ad to 11......eiteepers at EOt Od. Sued Clad, ptr Chaldrou 14 . Od. beim:red to aiekee,era at .S4a. Od. smrn-infio, Mouttos, - We ti. 11. 4; ik the offal—per tomoof Ob. Beef N 0,1 t , , en 04 real 6 Ott Wile 1111' %lotto" NI 04 to be 611 Pock at Ild to 44 lid Lat..tb GE ed to os ocl Hoot of Cal Beast., Anti: 1 -4Ne—vi. 4tit this Div, W.? 311 d Lambs, 12.000. NE'ini.VT AND AI)b.NtIALL MA/OLlifb. Per *me of 1• u. by tbo aria. Beef 4 to Ss 4 Veal Os 04 to So Id ID Mutton Id to 3. Id Port 3 $4 to 4. $4 Lamb St 04 SO To 4 d • AND STRAW. IF, MAY :6. n. / AMILAL Mill rtcHann.. Hay - - SI t.h. a .51 Os Hay - - 31 16s a 1111 Os Clover - 01 94 aOl Os Clow - 41 It. aSt 15. Straw - 11 4.4 all 10. ~- . r . - 11 4, all 106 tRIICE OF Ha' 01 HIGH WATER AT Li Mb. Oi ISM naE THIS DAY, 2 PIM. atter 5 BI rflis On the maie. at F- 411 n^ ;RC the Hon. MTS. 0 irhant Money eras a,kl. detiver.4 .4 a * in. On Friday last, in Nora, Aurtteyetreet, the lion. Urs. Thousa,, of a daughter. On the ISLA inn. fun Common, M 3 Borough, of a daughter. O w n Sunday 1,.e, in Sloane Terrace. ah• Lady of Transom 1:101071., F a_o•_ '.I ?RI V.I.'S. A few days :nor, .• 61von, be the Rev. Mr. Land, Jqh.i FA T to Mrs. Jarvis, wal,w of the late J JLm On the 142 1 11.1.: 4 S.•te.h Henry Tulip, Egg, of . I.lf • 1.. ••• . 11• to %Itot %thin. eon, see'rnd 4.0 • • li..4ge Atacama', E.q. T;A:ale S -a • 0 a toe It , . SC. Chartea Wedd.all, of Rink-116u - , • • ' •. .o N 1;.• Seaton, of Prtutn.s. Un w• • •. •t . .lettiliphouse, Brad fwd. hfe - • • •:, to Mt... Rolm:mon, of A. . . t.O NI . • . Potlind. trieun-ship, At t: e N•efelk, Ii• Min tV..!k r, , •‘'n.v, .‘tehdeacon of • , • : , t...ca.ile-upon.Trne, to .V.tkor, L.+ W.W . I End, La 4 w len 14 , —. sargetv, M. Esedio. on It r a n,•• " . • ;•••. vomiter 4 the Penn sista Loneton f . . _••••; cs..te oy the Freneh. At Edinbulh, ••n tl.a • ' l / 4 1 • Ha—, Pater son. atatknt 4 0+ 1 -. 0 'hl, t. oi t.. S 1 . ! • •-• ilia bentt•or. Lient,r.omt Jon , I —• l o the 9 0 th "Minn .t. tied mere •n O',) r I , nt 4.1 y,t.tne (Riker, whet homooeif at the hats. n•-•tt Vetsnoita, on the 1:Alio Match. 3401. At Port•on, the 60, inst 'tr. R. n•nno, Faq. On hi..nri.ayl..4 Mei KAI.— ft, Mr. Robert Jo...ph IlSot•Mo:n•a, surce.on, at ,twet 1..0:e y, th, Llely ..f WmJIA u !itaet. FT.I Derbe. Lately, at I...anea.teromektertly, l!larnre, d Caen Groom. Lett Lsonnoner. At itrumpton, uetiN. , -thallertna, In Ow 550 1 y ear of b;. age, Mr. Fran,:, I. k 11 , mwit and -1.. I .•neett.ll At fork, acr.l l'!e Rey. Jor-ph Pa9.•,, , d, M. A. Chr,.lain to the C.Nnint,a.rd , nnfurn, ae..,nd .041 lw J..aciAt Rarkltlte, Esq. of NI inatvide%lit..-•,-na-ar fiudJ,ratutd. Lately, Mt. Wiiiiara Morley, of Doetforta, ae..e Somali bri.ige. La*, M. Pa:teas, rel:ct of bloart Parteus, Esq. of York. At hie Maher. linnet, in Y.e 4 k, in the 14• he• age, Mao Ma,•ceila Drake s utiri d....lgrster of 4.. 1. • SAitithel Drake, !ate hectr of ligolxorli, is that ,o.u: j, .44 %%est of Lhnilwe,.•. urn, N rtn Wale. Lately, agAl , t 4 y. Vs, at t e •• at ku t gehrs• pe, Mrs. bac,n, of the late .\ of Ve‘ic. ilacuo, At Ka:l%-v, Ncr waiter C.... Drew. L« *mi., at P. rt 2 , Mr. David Smith, a: • Ige of ftf.; year:. EXTRACT TROY 1:tI1t:TIS OF EVIDtI6CI Ticato I+4Art the C. , mra.caa &pie nte4 t.. enia,re into the State of 1 - ..hnd,a. tr. Cir:ulating Pwer ; ttt Sec and Curren• Coln; and, the Exchange t. Walla that part ef tau plaited Lingdons and Groat Br. ttain. TM Lilo: M.A. JoIIN FOSTER, in the Chair. Mr. J. tiabwn Esiv..nation, , tridnucd !no tqwtr of Mond.t. Is there not at present a difference between the value of Irish and h.nglish Bank paper in Ireland? —For the purpo.-es of remittance certainly. Do yt y slot co cceive that the fact of a premium Engiisu. Bark Notes in Ireland, ant' et. el.aegtd fee Irish Bank Notes, all.rds some ithi,ca lion fftat it is Irish paper which is depreci.ued, Alta act ass "mice of 1,,-old which is locally ra:.ed ?—I do Has nit the psactice of using gold is the north of f9tlAu.l, as tl,:niae.finm of conuthurce, subsisted fdr Loocton: Primed by J. Btaca. Goldanith'r...catat, Great Nes•-street,ano pnbLttled by W. Watt, at the Office, No. IS, Back of the Ulm, recrieed at the Chic., insi by die tollrwing Books i'ors : e•s-s. BA; Kr:: :3ors, Great liossel-werr, Cartat-garden; Mr. I. Kass. s , stmt Kr. H• 0, PiecadiVy Mr. r, Lridsl4.-street, Mie , 4mir.cer ; Mrs. vas uns and Co. No. 92, Borough; No. SlS.Hclborc ;Mr J Asetet.r. Colnisill; Mr. FAimissiola, IrUseres l 1. .la.l J. I i•MOY, N. IC4, I iiii,h-4rotel, Mr. CfleAteLl, :;%) *lt Fr.birtpal kookraslara in c.I:o loos tab &on. PRICE OF • wirraj la n 4 T . Eta Stock... lhnotum... ............ 3', i 3 per Cent. R........... 3131 !India Stock.. .......... .... 3 it..r Cent Can... Ditto Bends... .. 4 pe. Cent. ^ 4 j / South Sea 5tuck....... ..... Si er Cent. Wavy fa' if old A nnoitier.... .......... 3 per Cent; L0ya1ty.....95ig N: ii - ditto. ........ Leng.Ann. .... ...... 16 5 3 per Cei it. 1731........... Shutt Annuities ......3 1,16 Exchequer RiUs . ".. ....... Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Annuities 9f1.16 Bank lir Irish 5 per Cent .. Ditto Annuities Deferred Snick. i'. BISH, Stock-Broker, Nu. 4, Comhill, and 9, Charing Cr, . PRICE OF IRISH STUCK 4. NAT 23. _ Rank Stock ..141 Government Deb. 5 per BBl Grand Canal Loan, 6 per Cent. ..974 Royal Canal Loan, 6 per Cent B7 SALES BY AUCTION. PICTURES, ENGLISH COINS, asid MEDALS, SRLLLS„tre. &t. By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and S•)N, THIS and following DAY at Twelve o'Cloek. erHE entire MUSEUM of JOHN LIPTRAP, li f:sq. (a Bankrupt), containing a very rood Codeem Pict yes, A cnowe Se ie cti•st of English Coins mid Medal . Shell', IA other Curiosities, likewise tome excellent Cabinet . To la: viewed this Dar 1 and Catalogues had to the h. a sf Slle. LEASEHOLDS, SET/MALL-GREEN. By Mena. BURTON and VENNOK, THIS DAY, at Twelve &Clock, at Garrant..lll by three. tints of the Propsict.n, THE LEASE of Two BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, with a tame Plot or Yar,el of ~,ate Ground. situate in Anchor-street, Bettina!-reen The flow% ate kit to Tenants at Will; the Ground in hand h 4.1 fur a long Tam. at a Ground Rent. To be viewed, and Particulars bad previaus to the Sale, on the ?minim+ ; at Gamtway's ; and of Slesoi. Barton and Vett nor, N.. 62, CornhiU. CHISWELL-STR By Messrs. BURTON aad V ENNOR, TIIIS DAY, at Twelve &Clock, at Garmway's, uy DireStqa of the Mortgagee, witi, Duasent of the Assgnees, ' riIHE doirabk LEASE, with nosedive pones .ton, of a Brick DWKLLiND HOUSE, with Double- Front Shop and Private Entrance, situate No. 46, Chitwell strect, near Finsbury-square, lasi in the accupivin of Mr. Port, Shoemaker. The Premises cwitain those Screws ROOMS, Four Combos, inammusiimes Shop, Parlour behind. and Private Entrance. rendered wry ennwmient for 'steins ; two Kitchens, Wash-house and CeLating ; bail 011 Leas- I. an unexpired Teem of Eighteen Yeas at Lady Day last, at the moderate Rent of PM. par A...nuat. To be viewe4 preiieus t the Sale ; and printed Dearriptirox bad on the rnises; at Goraway's ; Mr. bom, Devonsitiret. Rishorpte ; and of Messrs. &mart and Venom. Ng. 62. Coralull. LEASE) ObO' FN ) 11.1tillIS.....CILANCERT-LANE. • By Melons BURTON and VENNOII, At Conaway'', THIS DAY, at Tw he o'Ciciek i , by Older atlas Popri4t4e,ia Two Latta THE valuable LEASE of 'Euro Houses, with convenient Shope, in complete Repair, eligibly si tuated, being No I and 2, chancery•line, near Fleetrtreet Lot I—ls a convenient Family Howie, with commodious Shop, Agit& titivated, heir N 0..? Chancery-lane, soli is the Occoostiou of Mc•inrsisor, Cte;crienmager, as Loos Set Eighteen Yews, at Miser Anima. Lot 2—A ditto adioiving, with immediate Posameion. Premiers are held on LL.se, for an nnexpiied T&m Twcuty-one Year, at the low Rem of 201 etch Howe. To be viewed, be Leave of the-Tenants, previous so the Sale ; when printed Partirelars may be had the Premise- ; at Garraliay'a; and of MC1144. Sutton and Votanor, CURNIIIILL-..SUPERIUR SITUATION. • By Mew.. BURTON and VENNOR, • THIS DAY, at Twelve, at Garraway's (if sot retiringly Fowl .f be Privat.- n tsad), THE very desirable LEASE, with immediate Poseession, of a ennifortable„ substantial Brick DWEL LING HOUSE, with commanding bow-front. Sh..p most eligibly situate the very microbic part of eiruhill The House is in the most complete repair, MAI contains sewn Sleeping Rooms, two Dr.rning Roomy Dining Roam, Parho. , Kitchen, commodious Shop, and ext.:mire dry CalLuing.—• The capacity of the Prern'ors is submitted to be of the hiihe importance to ?minus dninins i t a retail nest in the moat respeCtable thoroughsor, in the City , and h.& an undoubted referegee for publicity to any in which, in conjundion with die may obvious adsnatag.rs origin from the local Situation, chi l li,. peiticular Atrentimi ; held on Legge for an unexpired 'farm of about Twenty Year., , , at g modcrate R •.t. - N. it. Ita viewed till the Si ei when primed Ds. scripbon. may be hal on the P tia.raway's; and of Stews. iturt.n a•d Vennor i , 62, Combill. Singularly Eligible LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, within these Mari of the Bridges. By %few.. BURTON and VENNOR, THIS DAY, at Twelve, at Gart..er.yA (if we pnerie:l7 o: by Privatc Contria), AnilyT desirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, in excellent order, pleasantly .eared an agreeable distance front the Mad, command ne some aril distant perpecis of great beauty, and contiguous to the roads leading t•Claiiharn and L../. vender itrU , the late seat and pronetty f Bouslield, E.g. deceased. The MAW fortes a !sunhats* 0 Worm elerati, ,, , with eight cheerful Chanibee4, btweing-tecoma, mama Drawing-room, Dining-room , nod Iva. entrance Ha ii, a Kith, cum?lete Kitchen, Pantry, 11 ...,1c.....;.ef5-roinn,Laul Ihrwhouse ea?ital h•itese, Titee Stehle, large Gr anary, Wotan., I louse, .n.l suitable :lace, • 1 an.l detached OfSces, an aed •eoenterht Prmledht• --- Ceardn.o tastzfully Gram-house, Hot-Leine, at• K tchen Garden. n Incioted Field with repar_te cenunaftieati •n, t r they Avant f.ur T, • fleeni,. s a c retenEy .r th: very bet ',jeered., utri.r the n(exn-rienceil, a4e,ous work Awn, are ii, console* oid,r, a solenitted at , suitable for the I...nediate reception de Ireent.• Fam,le. Tn. Gard,n it cluathed with the mow choice see - tion of thtivitg yowl Fort Trees in the highest petfe% ,,, , The exclusive nfthe Meadow, a held nu Lease f.• long Tenn of n ,ar mt., at a mod Tate tangoed hunt. Pienatioe mar be taken, b. the Perchaeer, at a vat...Nem; . . . rejected, wit' be S'id two 0,, Prettifies tit a few days. To be viewed till the "air, with txtrets mar, with pri.ited riewerirCons, mie be had of Messrs. Bum, ar Vennor, No. 62, Ceenhtlt. Particulars on the Premise', an,.. Garr.iwa!'s. BOORS. Sy lir. WING. At hat G eat Room. in King-.tract, Covent Garda% TO- Mst and Two full...ring Days, at Twelve &C..: • LOLLECTION of BOOKS, inclutEog t: .1:1. Medical Library of a Gentlel...n of the Prof‘st.ort, Ita • dece...4 t together with a Memento:woes Poshablage, chi: 41en. in the Eng:oh and French Languages. May be •Irroi, and Caalogoes had at the Rormt. S:rind. Advertisements, and Cornmunicatron% • v ) tett : Mr. Row, No. 27, Great Marasoro `Nt Ludgate-hill; Messrs. 0611-VT and . ; ::r. RaTsiosish No. 137, Usiord-street.; a..s . 1, (1 ....,. 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