The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-04-08 00:00:00

;A' 7L' .. . 9 7 11 FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ogee, April 6, 1805. 6th R,glment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet John Dalrymple, from the Sth Dragoon Guards, to he Lieutenant, ky purchase. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major FdwardVerritrin to he Lieutenant Colonel, by pun:hasr, vice Barite, Who retires. Captain the Hon. B mketey Paget to he Major, vice Berrison. STAFF. - - Colonel Thomas !Finley, oftlieethFoot, to be Quart , r.Ma.ter. Gallant to the 'fogies serving under the G..tter4l Officer consularad.ng Hi. Majesty's Voices on the Windward and Leeward Island St.ttiun, vice Maitland, appointed Gwsernor et . Grenade. Arimirdly-Oftce, April 6, 1605. Copy of a Letter from Captain William Selby, Commander of His Ma) rsty's Ship Cerberits, to William Maniell, Esq. dated at Sea, April 2, IMO) SIR—I beg to acquaint you, for the information of my Lords CO,mni...oner , oleic Admiralty, that 1 this morning, at day light, di‘coeered 3 Saii to the southward, which, after a chase of six hours, I captured. She moves to be Le Bonheur private to g astir, °taunting fourteen guns, commanded by Francis Fitittott, one hundred and thirty 30114 burttion, and farts 4ilC men; sailed from Cherbourg thirteen days +time, and had made only one rapture. I have the honour to hi., sr. W SELRY. Copy of a Letter coin Captain Owen, of His Majesty's Ship Imm.iitalite, to Admiral Lord Keith His ?simony's Ship Inunortalits. March 17, lat. 36 deg. 46 min. N. 7 MY LORD. d9g. 41 min. W. I erariore, for your information, a Copy of a Letter I have written to Cantata Oliver, who tacked after a large ship, which was dawned b y tuisst•er, and so a Dana from Dartmouth. . . . . . . 1 shall Nand to the Westward for the atigla, in hope of rejoining the Melpomene, who. by the Mitt of wind, is now to wind ward, end in the morning costinue ns) cols •. to the ren dezvous. 1 have the honour to he, ,vc (Signed E. W. C. R. OWEN. Admiral I.ord Keith, K.B. &c. &c. &c (Letter ref-rred to in the above.) His hfidestiet Ship Immottalite, at Sea. lat. 6 deg. 46 Mill N. loog. 7 deg. 41 SIR, min. W. March 7, 1805. After parting with ion this morning, I continued in chaos till three r . nt wh^..n wweanto up with and kook the Spanish privateer hi ig LI Intr•pede Cunene, alias La Maria, out twenty two days from Corunna without making any capture, carrying locution summed sixty six am. 1 am, Ira (S'red) Z. W. C. R. OWRN. On further inquiry, I find she had detained A Portuguese schooner, and the Danish ship Mae, this morning The Com mander% name in Patrick, Fast°. (A Copy) KEITH. R. D. Oliver, Esq. Captain of His Majesty's Ship Melpomene. Copy of a Letter from Captain Lamborn, of His Majesty's Sloop Plume, tin Viet Admiral Sir 3. T. Duckworth. His Majesty's Ship Peterell, off Cape Antonio, SIR, 24th January, 1805. I have the honour to acquaint you, that on the 2Srl instant, in paining Caps. CerieMea, we discovered a French felucca in Sand Bay, who weigtied immediately on seeing us • on finding we were coming up with her, they ran her nn Atom, upon which i anchored the silip, and vent the boats to burn her, which I had the atufalion safes-ing completely effefted before we grit under weigh She mounted one hue-pounder, a swivel, mid had a number of small arm, and twenty-seven men, who made their escape on shore, excerpt one mart. She had lately captured as A ateriNin brig.that area carried into the Havannah, end sold. I have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) J. LAMBORN. Ts Sir Is T Duckworth, R.B. Commander in Curd, be. be. be. . Copy of a Letter from Commodore Sir Samuel Head, K. B• Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ship* and peach at the Leeward Islands, to William Marsden, Esq. dated at Carlisle Bay, Barhadoes, February 16, 1110.5. SIR, I have the hemmer to transmit to you the copy of a letter from Ceptainilleteeneorth, cenimander of Ilia Mmenv's sloop Others, detailing an account of the capture of the Madame Endre, privateer, after a very sharp ahem, in which the Cap tain cif the privateer displayed an extraordinary de g ree Mnb tginaey, end by P lest the lives of mane men. The enelnem and bravery of Captain Setteaworth, his officers and men, early mandated its superiority, Indeed I want words to ex press the gallantry and spun of this officer, who so lately se. eeived three wounds iu capturing the sloop he now cenintaiute; has spin • severe wound by a musket bell in the heed ; and, I meet, will merit the notice of the Lon% Commissioners of the Admiralty, as an emulative and promising officer, that hes pima every step b r ki; seal and courage. I awn, ske. SAM. HOOD. SIR, Coverlet. at See, February., 1005. I havetu inform you, that this morning, at break of day, &Mackin bearing west about twenty leagues, I perceived a large brig on our lee how, whit immediately bore tip and made all sail away, and, after a duce °Jewel,* hours, during which tune she tied every point of sailing to escape us • we arrived within peint.blank slim of her, when she took in us; studding aid brought to on the starboard tack, hoisted French colours, arid commenced a very brisk and heavytfire of great pros and small arms; on nor arriving within pistol shot s and ranging rpm, her weather meaner, we discharged our guilts, and the melon continued with great obstinacy ea both sales for about forty minutes, when the enemy retiree on our wen. ther grimier, 1 conceived, from their hiving, in great ea ter, left their guns, io.d giving three cheer:, that thee in tended to hoard us ; she was then steering for our leeward coar ser, when we put nor helm to starboard, and caught his jib boon bow 'en our after fore shroud arid fore-meet. In this si tuation she remained until her decks were completely cleared, when, at the moment we were going to take possemion, the wail Is panne!, and her foretop mast went overboard; she con tinued a short time Ming musketry, and then hauled &wit her colours', and proved to he La Dame Ernouf, sf sixteen long French sixes, and one hundred and twenty men, out twenty slays from Guadeloupe, and had taken one merchant ship 'since retaken by His Majary's sloop Nimrod); sails very fast. ceppered, and remarkably well found ; but although she carries the same number of guns, and of the same calibre as the Curirux, she is not tiger so large. I can attribute her fighting oolong and obstinately to nothing but the captain being part owner, he having run, since the coninsencement of the war with so much success, and her being so well manned. His Majesty's brig had five killed, and three wounded, be tides myself; of di: former, I have to regret the loss of a va luable officer, Mr. Maddock, the Purser, who (on account of Mr. Boss, first Lieutenant, baring beenlleft behind, on leave, from the hurry of our sailing) volunteered his services, and wan killed gallantly fighting at the head of the small atm men. I cannot help stating as a tribute to the memory of so worthy a young man, that to the service, he is the lose of a very good officer, and to every body that knew him, a valuable friend and companion. Lieutenant Bum having been left behind, deprived me of the services of an able and gallant othi-el • but Lieutenant Do. ealiben so wall supplied his place, not only by exertion at the guns, but putting the orders that were given in execution, al. though the only officer I had on board, but MO. Caddv,Vas. ter's-mate, and Mr Templeton, Boatswain, that I did nut, by their great anslstance, feel the want of an individual. The enemy had thirty killed and forty one wounded; and, in jenice to his gallantry, I must say, he never struck whilst there was a mail on his decks I have the honour to be, &e. G. E. B. BETTIS WORTH. Commodore Sir Samuel Hood, K.B. be. Here follows a list of forty-six vessels captured, recaptured, and detained, by the equadron under the command ot Cam nsuderte Sir Samuel Hood, K.II since the last return.) Cope of a Letter (rim Captain Cribb, Commander of Hie Ma jesty's Sloop KinsesFitheer, to Commodore Sir Samuel Hood. E.N.Z 11 Leagues, His Majesty's Sloop Dee. 29, 1804. this situation, enabled the Deux Amin French schooner only two on board u cap , her ctew thirty-cams Slit, nit.#l Aim Ac M men, commanded by Francis Dutrique, tan days boa &Ada loupe, her first and unsuccessful cruise. I should be Ming great injustice to His Majesty's schooner Grenada, were I not to give her the credit, on chasing the enemy to my view, and when her commander aw that l had every chance of success, he judiciously chased, and recaptured the sloop Hero. I am, Ste. (Signed) R. w. CRIBB. Commodore Sir H. Hood, &c. &c. Ste. —wwwwww. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Cornwell, of King David's Fort, in the parish of St. George's in the East, in the county of Middlesex, rope maker. BANKRUPTS. George Wills, of the High Street, Whitechapel, in the county of Middlesex, tailor, dealer and chapman, to .iurrendet April 9, 20, at eleven, and May Id, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Charles liarnian, Witte-office Court, Fleet Street. Thomas Hopkins, of West Green, in the county of Middle sex, varnish maker, to surrender April 9, 16, and May IS, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mt. Dore, Berkley Street, Cletkenwell. William Evil', of the city of Bath, in the county of Sumer. set, upholder, dealer mad chapman, to surrender April 17, 24, and May 18, at eleven, at the house of Mr. Richard Wood- house, called the White Hart Inn, in the city of Bath, in the enmity of Somerset aforesaid. Attorneys, Mr William Ne thersele, No. 15, Essex Street, Strand, London and Mr. Henry Mane, Bath. John Forbes, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, nursery and seedstnart, to surrotider April 18, 19, and May 18, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, in Bull Street, Birmingham aforesaid. Attorneys, Mr. Egerton, Gray's Inn, London; and Mr. Spurner, Ilirusingham. Thomas Howland. of Theme, in the county of Oxford, carrier, dealer and chapman, to surrender April 20, SO, and play IS, at eleven. at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mmsrs. Rose and Mooning', Gray's bin Square, London. Charles Bourne, now or late M the town of Monmouth, in the county et Monmouth, victualler and pig jobber, to sur render April 16, 17, and May 18, at eleven, at the George btu, in the town of Ledtniry, in the county of Hereford. Attorneys, Mr. Pewtros, Gray's Inn, London; and Mr. Ledbury, Herefordshire. George Bennett, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, linen and woollen draper, dealer' , and chapman. to surrender April 15, 19, and May IS, at eleven, at the Shakespear Ta vern, in New Street, Birmingham. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Webh,litrmitigham ; and Messrs. Tarrant and Moule, Chao eery Lane. London Samuel Corbett, of the parish of St. C,atharine's, iii the county of Middlesex, painter and glazier, to surrender April 20, 27, and May Is, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Icabiasos, Prospect Row, Bermondsey, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. May 4. James lumen, of the Kent Road, in the parish of Camberwell, in the county of Surrey, fellrnonger, dealer and ehaproam, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 11. Joseph Bennett, late of !Hackman Street, in the paiiih of St. Mary, Newington, in the county of Surrey, carpenter, builder, dealer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall, London May 4. Nicholas De Saint Croix, of Hognerton in the pari.h of St. John, Hackney, in the county of M iddlesex, coal merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Loften'. April 31. Edward Hallam, the younger, late of am, Saint Edmund's, iii the county of Suffslk , elsymiat and druggist, at eleven, at the Bear and Crown lrin, in Ipswich, to the said county. May 22. James Shrapnel', the elder, and James Shrapnel!, the younger, of Charing cross, in the county of Middlesex, silversmiths and copartners, at eleven, at t;uthltsall, London. Mar 7. William Walker, of Chancery lane, iii the liberty of the Rolls, in the county of Sltddlesex, tailor, dealer, and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 19. John Foster, late of Whitehaven, in the county of Cemberland, merchant, at eleven, at the Black LPN in Whitehaven, in the county of Cumberland. May 3. Thomas fitnerton, late of Stony Stratfinl, in the county of Bisekinghani, grocer, dealer and chmman, at sieved, at the Cook lon, in Stony Stratford. April 31. Cooper, of the Town and Cunuty M the Town of Nottingham, grocer, dealer and dietitian, at eleven, at the house of Mr. John Simpson, the Slack/floor's Lead, . . in Nottingham. April 90 Thomas Wright, of F.asington, in the county of Brelta, coath-aartar, deader and chapiniui, at tine. at Guild- . . ball, Condon. April 30. William Giles, of the paresis of St. Mary, Stoke- Newington, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at GuiWball, London. April 30. Peter Robert Laud, late of Londot, merchant, at twelve • at Guildhall, London. April 19. Richatd llodgson Jones, of Steurbridge, in the county of Worcmter, clothier, dealer and chapruaii, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, in Strarbritler• April 27. „lama Millar, of Shad Thames, Southwark, in she county of Surrey, biscuit baker, dealer and roapman, at ',e'en, at Guildhall, London. May 4. John Brook Knight, la.e of Cansomil street, in the edy London, eordwainer, dealer and chap:llan, at ten, at London. May S. William Green, of Romney, in the county of Essex, linen draper, haberdasher, dealer and chapman, et tdeven, as Loncloo.. April 27. Thomas Dunsterville, of the parish of East State house, in the comity of Devon, ship. right, at ten, at the King's•rms Tavern, in Plymouth. May 4. W i lli a m Harris, late of Drury Lane, in the comity of Middlesex, euollen•ilrape dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 17. Abraham Haim Cortimet, °flirt. 72, Leman-street, Gnedrnan'a..helds, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, dealer, and chapman, at twelve: at Guildhall , London. April S). Isaac Ruse Dale, Late of the city of Exeter, earthen stareman, dealer and ehapman, at ten, at the Star lan, hi the city of Exeter. Mar 4 Thomas Dealey and John Hallett, of Little Quiet, Street, Holborn, iii the county of coach ma ker, dealers and chapmen,st one, at Guildhall, London. 1 f e t . '~~ NAPAL INTELLIGENCE. PoRTSMOUTII, APRIL S. Arrived the Manic. of 44 guns, Hun. Capt. Her bert, from a successful cruise. Went out of harbour the Medusa frigate, Sir Soho Gore. The Marquis Cornwallis wilt sail very soon in her for India. Came into harbour the Conquest gun-vessel, Lieut. Le Mesurier. The Expedition is in :tans quo: it is much the opinion that its destination will be altered to the West lushes. The Nerairrur frigate, Capt. Donnelly, is waiting for final orders ; she has given instratiens to six teen ships and two outward bound East Indiamen. vaassouTs, Aram 5. Sailed the 'lase, Marcie for Oporto ; and the Wray. Nickolson, for Leith: The Mentsr, HArrou, front Marseilles, for Embden, is sent in here by the Be/d gun-brig, and is put tied's quarantine. DRILL, •rait 6. Arrived L'Arger sloop of war with a convoy from Cork, and the Pretty Lan armed ship, with a con voy from Plymouth, both of which are sailed for the River. Came down the Cub, London, Cunsberland, Cattle Eden, East Indiamen, from the River; LGe.ust gun brig, Eniation and HeSe frigates from Sheerness, and remain in the Downs with a Large fleet of ships of war and outward bound vessels. P.S. Sailed the Leopard man of war, and Meehan frigate on a cruise. Wind, S.W. squally. MEETINGS GE CREDITIORS AT GUILDHALL, I. hunt aow. K. ■ Samuel Pitrle, late of Drury-true, Middlesex, vic tualler _ • ' . 9 ID John Dixon, Atlilsy-de-la Zeuele, Leteister, fell. mange , . S 11 Charles Osborne,Wapping.street, Middlesex, surgeon and apothecary . 12 Thomas Wilson, Commertial•row, Blackfriars.road, Surrey, grocer . 2 10 Timothy Donovan, Holloway, la!itigton, timekeeper 2 10 DAubury, Sheffreldatrect„ Clare-market, carpenter 2 II aniel Redhead, St. Margaret's HIM, South wark„ tin plate. worker . 2 12 . . Janos Coleraaa, tato of Claraquarket, Middle**, poulterer . 2 12 . . James Wilkinson, Kingston- upon•Holl, draper . 1 10 Retire Saxbr, Charleton, market gardener . . 2 11 John TcAnant, Lower Brook.etteet, St. George. Haseeerarmare, apothecary . 1 10 Joseph Clayton, Southwark, Surrey, theesernonger 19 DIVIDENDS. Robert Grimily , Groat George street, Minories, tailor Thomas Lesrington, of St. Catherine, near the Tuner s slopseller . . . Thonsu Healey and Jobs Hallett, Little Queen s:yet, Holborn cusehmakers . . . William Husband, Colchester, &sex, linen draper CERTIFICATES. George Frederick Manson, of the Strand, Middlesex, jeweller, dealer and Chapman. Henry Wilkins, Bristol, tallow-chandler, dealer and ehapasan PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Consols. 3 per Cent. Consols. .5711 7* 4 per Cent. 7 Stil * per Cent. Navy 1. ,, ng kmuitirs. l4 19-16 j Short ditto ..6 5 16 Oinniu,n EXChalquer Bills. Fog. Lottery Trekets Comet& fur. 5761 T. lIISII. Stock-looker, No. 4, Cornl,lll, and No. 9, Chating.cress. R. Fa : oay. Aron I Grllo4 Vest...* SO I.t.l*.rt 6O 0110.1.6 a• 6°4 D ALM 'mune. I Portugal Gold i..C.Un 4.r.R.s per ea ♦ 0 0 !.nth . ..... 0 0 0 New 04.11a1s Sliver NI Bats 0 0 0 New Lneir eoc► Apo as the Sark of NoNand I pre Caw t.) lit (it day+. CERTIFICATE S.-Aram $7. William Thomson, late of Threigniorton-street, Condos , stocir broker, Matthew &ries and William Sayler, of Sheffield, York, miners. Widiam Hart, of Lothhury, London, Blackwell-hall factor. Hugh Lloyd, of the Mitl!k Temple-lace, London, muney tef John Rams, of Woodford, Essex, victualler. Francis Monk, of the town of Folkstone, Kent, tanner. Nathaniel Rodin, of Whitrcrostenrem, Cripplegate Without, in the county of Middlesex, tobacconist. William Marro, of 1/ennialkedreet, Ratcliffe Highway, in the rounti . of Middlesex, sigat•refiner. 'lldonas Yinn,of Bush-lane, Cannon street, London, merchant. Henry Suthmier, of Denmark-street, Ratcliffe Highway, in Ihr-county of Middlesex, sugar refiner Rich3rd Jenkinson, of rocklington, in the county of York, monry•scrivener. Joseph Whiting Holmes, of Portses, in the county of South aniptou, Iron-monger, busier, atid tinman. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Aron S. We have nut many fresh arrivals of Whet?, but it is in to lerably good quantity, with some foreign cargoes; for fine old last price; are maintained. Inf.. for QualitL s are dull sale, and rather lower in price. Barley, with Malt, is in middling sup ply, and those trades heavy, but at ema;l fluctuation. Al though there are but few White and Grey ?eat, the small de mand for them creates little alteration its price. We have oats in tolerable quantities, with seine few caries of foreign ; those of first quality hutch higher prices Flour is Mime in plenty, at last currency. Su little Rape Seed, the 'nice is nominal. CIIHRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. W lust 795. B*+ 102. Bean. .4sl. 4sl Od. Fine %. 107 s o'. Tick Beans .....41s. 41s. O'. Rye... sk.. 80. 01 I Oats B4s. Ric 29. Bar ey .42.. 48.. 1. I P01and.........305. 31. 04. Nlar,t White Pea 41.. 48s. Od Foe Flow .... Ns. 1 1 111 s 04. Ural Pees 36e. 41e. Gd. GS M& 75. 110 s. N. SIR Ills. Yesterday sennigbt, at Coolnamuek, in the coon. of Waterford, the Lady of Chas. W. Wall, F.sq High Sheriff of the county of Waterford, of anon and daueter. On Saturday morning, at her house all Bloomsbury guars, Lady Ellenborough of • daughter Monday, at hn Lordship's house, Gredington, Fhntshire, the Light Hon. Lady Kenyon, eta ,on and heir. On Saturday sennight, the Lady of the Hon, Joho Wnde house, of a daughter, at Witton. MARRIAGE. In Waterford, the Rev. Usher Lee, Dean of Waterford, to Miss Hannah Sheppard, daughter of the late . Rees Dr. Shep pard. DEATHS. On Friday night, Mrs. Marsh, wife of William Marsh, Esq. Kikightsb, Age. On Friday, the 29th ult. within a few days of completing his 95th year, Edmund Lechmere, Esq. of Hanky, in the county of Worcester, nephew to the late Lord Lechmere, for merly Representative in Parliament., and one of Hi. Majesty's Justices of the Peace (or that county. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON.BRIDGE, MOM ♦.. 4114 She, —Even. 66 Mill, Aft. 9. SALE BY AUCTION. By DAVID SADLER, Aehis Repository, Doswell-rest, near Smithfield, TO MORROW, at Twelve o'Cloi:k, A CAPITAL CHESNUT MARE, six years IX. old, mistress of 16 stone, excellent man to ride, and quiet in harness, and can trot at the rate of 16 miles in one hour; a Bay Ditto, five years old, fast walker, and trot 14 miles in one hour, and mistress of 14 stone ; ■ Chesnut Geld ing, eight years old, 14 hands high, master of 15 stone, tem perate to ride, to carry an elderly gentleman ; a Black Gelding, 15 hands high, 7 years old, steady to ride, and a good gig horse ; a handsome Dun Purser, 5 years old, steady to ride, fit to carry any young lady or gentleman ; a Chesnut Gelding, six years 01d,.15 hands, i inches high, a gond goer, and per fectly quiet in harness; four clever active Geklings, Colours, Browns, Bays, and Chesnut', five, six, sod seven years old, the property of a Gentleman, who may be referred to, and a trial allowed; and upwards of 50 Nurses of various descriptions; ' amongst which an several goad Hackneys, Machine's, Post HOMO% Cart Homes, &c. N. B. A Stage Coach, to carry nix inside, nearly new, several good Gigs, Chaise, Chariot, &c. &c --One property. Tube viewed to Use Linn of mote. J' SALES SY AUCTION. • sr LIZOIC eM S. IKlWOBBTAr ia l b tatikeel;: • At their Hoe* WO. 14 S. ki r Wee thwine•street (removed from /arkeereet, Cm ::1 1 11 C4. THIS DAY, gad the , rltves Darla W &Clock, HE entire and valtgable LIMITARY of • ti ke Tiste JOSHUA fiRtNIONGEA, VAS. of Wha t . well Home, Hants ; Containing a hat Collection of Chaim, History, Voyages, Travels, Sean Leticia, Mad Ilgiscpllaniea W B. The Books are all iu vomits's, corbitt:ou, and wha t the various Claris, in beards, uncut. To be viewed to the taste agate. Catalogues to k had at the place of sale. TO COPPERPLATE PRINTERS. LEASE, COPPER-PLATE PRESSES. FURNiTtitlik k r _ Br Mr. STEW ART, On the Premise., blo. 4, Brewer-street, Golden-opine s TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'Clock, by Ord-r of them. fitness of Mr. Vandrant, Copper-plate Prititer, and Capi. maker, FIVE capital COPPERPLATE PRESSES 4 sundry Aitieles and Imphatnents fur 110autsfactsda4 Car4l ; several Luta of mural Heuiehold Furniture I the Ler+, of th e capital Premises, cunsiMing of an excellent Dwelling Unite and capital and extensive light Workshop+, and particularly well adapted for eatryiug on the Bovine+, of a Can;•er o re Printer, or any Biniums requiring room in euud , Worksiwpr. fourteen 'fears of the Lease unexpired; a very sod en " Rent. To be viewed, and Particulars had on the Preniiim ; &mai Mr. Stewart, at his Auction Rooms, Nu. 194, Iticcedilly„ polite Albany House. DESIRABLE TOWN RESII)ENCE. STABLING, COACH-HOUSES, TENEMENTS, Inc. SOU TH DLEY-STRIET, near PARK., LANi. By Mr. JAMES RENEW, By Order of the Executors, on the Premises, THIS !)114 at One, in Three Loa, Lot 1. A CAPITA L. subatasaird brick beat 1 A. DWELLING HOUSE, idioms No. 14, Seery Audlepstreet, Grinvetior-square, the lue property irAl demo of the Hon. Mrs. Itoseavren, 'deceased ; comiriarg four torrents' apartments, two good bal.cisamber. , , with e,,- a. a front and two beck drawing rooms, entraiee-iat„ with principal stogie and secondary staircase, dining ;ad..., library, dressing-room, and extensive garden; on the basentrot story are very convenient drwrvestic accomeandations dotaolvA kitchens, laundries; stabling for five hur.es, standing for th,ve carriages, rooms end lofts over, and back cowl yarn. i.e . ...4 by folding gnus, occupying a spacious plot Agri...44 fit .41 in width, by 278 in depth, and 114h1 for an unexpired terra al Yi years from Lady-day last, subject to a grimed nava mil ' 131. 12s. per annum. Lot Y. A small Convenient HOUSF., In Unleashes; im mediately behind the Premises comprising Lot 1, lm to Carter, on Lease, 14 years of which are tmenpired, tt t m a rent of 281. per annum, held for twenty fnur years hem Jay last ' at a pepper corn. Lot 3 Another HOUSE adirsining, and nearly en the 18111! 001 all the preceding, lett to Mr. Stinch , :omb, tenant at J; at 281. per annuity, and bold fur twenty-few years, at *papier corn rept. To be viewed till the time be Tickets, which, wint printed Particulars, may be And of Mr. AMU bulge. at his Auction Room, Charles-street, Barlcelcyequare. By Mf. JAMES DENEW, At bis Auction Room, Charles-street, RerLek-repair; TO MORROW, at Tw dye, AGREAT Number of very cations and interew big PORTRAITS, collected be a tientlentao, Also a few capital Landscao-s aimi I I istorioil Picture*, awn. which are a magni6cent Landscape, by Winton; a perfect Pic ture, by Mocellu ; a large Portrait be G. Low; and amebae by ittllltorglit, claim SI•BI4CULIf attention. The 11110111 wit be sold without reserve, by order of the taecatrix. To lee viewed till the S.ile; when Catalogues stay be am the Auction ROOM, in Soy IH SAILF.T, OROSVFNOti WAIL Sy . Mr. 2. DE NEW, Ey Order of the Executors of Mn.s iktgliall stil t e rred, his Ak:ction Room, in Chubs snort, TO MORROW, at Twelve, ASmall LEASEHOLD HOUSE. three sullies high, two rooms on eleil now, with virden, situate, No 22, in Louth-street, 6.i.vveaorequare, lett, to Mr. Sim - tort, for the whole of the term, at a rent adv. per annum, tad for 2b yenta Ruin Lady lloy Oat, stibject to a ground net of 21. p.r annum. To be viewed by Nava 0 the botint , and ParticulArt OAF be had on the !regime; and at the Auction Boons, in Chaffer street. LEASE AN!) FURNITU.R.F., CURZON-STRILET, MAY f AIR. By Mr. JAMES DENE'N, At h. Auction Roum, Bethely wane, TO•MORROW, at Twelve &Clock, in une Le, THE LEASE of a very Convenient, Cola qtable HOUSE, Nn 12, Cursor street, May-fair co tairvag fuer attics, two best h.td-elianiber;, tno drawicurontow, oat entrance, good proportioned dining and breakfast pito airs ufli.us, together with the carat hamehrill turnitum suited to the rem iSeA, fit ICI the i,umed,stereceptisa of a %Mee gentleman, lady, or small faintly ; fon , and a Sag year. of the Isere enespired, at a riot of only sixty pines per Ti he yi!wed till the sale by rackety which, Stith prised Partscu'ars, nosy be lied of Mr. Janes Denesr, at his Audits Room, in Cliallet•Yttect. BOOKS. 5, Messrs. KING and MCBEE, At their Great RWIIII, in KIN/ sheet. Cosset Garden, sn WADNESD AV "text, and As 10,14 Das, (-3L A CiLLEC l'iON t>t BOOKS in vatiots 'gauchos, of Literature ' inelodu.g part of a Gantlinsue. r e inoveu (rms. the Cou n trysu, i iry , mum, unpub:ishol Va• nuseripit yy she late Mr. Strutt, 4 few antiwar, and Why Prints, Maps, Sr,:. Prf.iy be vidultd To-morrow ; wad Catalogues then bad attire R.s• n RV NIPATS. KING and LOClriFir, At then Great Ream, in Liwit-wisse, Covent Gesdesi,ea SA TURDAY next, at Twelve t,'Clock, ASMALL COLLEC PION of BOOKS, chiefly Linn, French, and Italian Literature; many In MorJece and "'her elegant /findings May be viewerion rhunday till the Sales and Catalogues then had at the Room. BIBLIOTHECA SKLECTA 1 MGl4f, KING and LUCIIFE, At their Great Room, in Kmpetteei, Covent Carten, FRIDAY, the Vith irritant, and seven following 111 _ T wets() o sei m k, A CHOICE and curious COLLECTION of ItO )KS, in the Latin, Tag ish, and French Linguae-. com,i icing tha he.t Publications urn Literature, Arts. and S. l ' tutees; Ifistory, Antiquities, and Binetaphy ; Philosophy, R. 'ion, and Free Thinking ; gooks of Jocu!atity, Merriment, Ina Humour, among which ,re the most apposed EiCetan will a no , 4- tin, Travestie in French, and Biirlesque in ; Foil number of very scarce Tracts, and 59 Imperial and alb t Volumes of capital Rooks of Prints, tog e ther with a WO bet of loose Prints, English and Foreign it emu'', Folio Bal lads with Cuts, the whole in excellent i winignin, and iseketo i by the Proprietor during a retireeof inae then tw ei s t; yeses May be viewed on 114•114.iy, the I Sth instant, till the S aki and Catalogues, price Is. 6d. then had Vthe Room LONDON ,w-Pointed by GEORGE DAVIDSUN, No. 3)- Wyeh street, St. Glernente, and nubletted by JOSIAH RYDEH, at the 015ce, Yen IS, Back of St Clerneet's Church, Strand, where Orykta eat the Paper, arc• (P 10 1 ,14) will be 414 attended ut. - I ). -4. K 4 . fo; x~rY. TIC Counsel Cethelrt, 1 enositlelssl The hearth quince of oh account awe, took In the et the I.ORIJ Awl the fat t0.,7101141A , 'f! , e 13i r;t4 Pc I the c .131:W1 (Si th• related to behind. APPOI The iso oaf more Jehe•ltr's 'sill and rice of the of the lb cetlor, Sec The LL woo the Edenborou Speaker, .I.nnt 11. e ihtni accordingh On Ike Lel SF •bleb. he cperrion 4 intended t should co given nun L ivortint , 4 letter', veil 'The qt ?Cwt., vetn For the Against The do( Sete the /I 1.1, of the a set whu:h. au M• HU demi mm as I utter, The Ila Mr Fr d, *or Ire tte then %led to ,e.s 1110, tt Orient ti He abn Into a C powering _ presentnii arehml And tha SW' lea re shaking a (Perinea o Mr. Ste at the Bar that depar Lord H. au Tuesday tl FU Lie contidi 1 May,_ Mr. JO whether Ir the Calllat cenlewed I bring it fa, Mr. MI dormant, to% a Notate beck, t h at iwnwire w ho!etay., that su LORD Mr. N [which hi ptnt of i so Move . t he inta .I, an 4 )nsidert opini roceec!ii now into (:in roc deratiiin the yaric Int at: louse, I Ras ever ion, or s aValy vho, on Ind root IF found l'ifierej lassog be H ua l aPers Nub fCi PRICE Of IRISH S rocks Goy. Deb Si per Cent. t March 26.) 661 Gov. Deb. per Cent. (March 30.). ••• •• • ellf Grand Canal 1,0311, 6 per gent goal, Canal Loan,6 per Cent ...a N COURSE tIF EXCliAbli Amateertant 3$ 2 217.1 Ditto ..t Sight 37 6 Rotterdam IS. Y U.( Hamburgh 35 2 till Altona 35 3 gill. l'Art. 1 day'. date 25 13 Dato .. 2$ 1 2 tr. 11,.urdeaux 1 Ca .ha Ditto .• .o 63 aim Madrid • •••••••• In paper Ditto 331 'Rect. Bilbao Leigh).* 5Ol Naples Dublin on Landon (Match Belfoot ou Lento"' (March 2 on Dublin (ditto.)...