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..,>4!ft.4lwerp — s x; ~.~_...,,,, r-. ~ .. OrwilSP - s --alaaaawv , COURT CgAtiCiCai. lint, Ants M. 1111YHO011 v. CUSTOM. This cause, which has already occupied so much of the time of the CCuirt, and created so much pub lic interest, was again agitated this day. The A v roi t ativ-GENta AL concluded his argu ment en the part of the Respondents. for taking the guardianship of the youngest child of the late Lord Hugh Seymour out of the hands of Mrs. Facile. - - bert. Mr. RICHARDS was then heard at great length on the same side. lie chiefly contended, that the law of tngland, as well as the policy of the state, would not permit a Roman Catholic subjeft to have the care of a Protestant infant, His argument was long, eloquent, and persuasive ; but, as we have already laid the whole of the case before our read ers, and nothing new arising out of this argument, we abstain from going into detail. The cause stands for further argument, and the future consideration of the Court. OLD sAILEr. 111110• Y, Atilt terne Loa Eezetivosouun, Mr. yasst;ce ROOM., old Mr, Beres Trioursore. !fain George, broi.ght np by habeas Corpus from Aodmin gaol, Cornwall, was indieted under the Ae of the 19th George the Second, for having assem bled, with divers other persons, armed with fire arms, and c•her offensve weapons, in order to be aiding :Lid assisting in rescuing and taking away a large quantity of foreign brandy, and other spirituous liquors, being respedively incus tonna goods, and liable to the duty, which had not been paid, and which gocds were secured, atter saizurr. , thereof, by William Parry, one of the Offi cers of li , s M .j , sty's Revenue. It appeared trans the evidence of William Parry, a revenue officer, and mate on board the Pc eiletioe revenue cutter, that on the 101 h of January last he was cruising off the coast of Cornwall, and disco vered that a quantity of smuggled brandy had been landed. fie immediately landed with the crew of the Resolution, in number thirteen, and seized three hundred ankers of brandy which lay on the beach. They remained in quiet possession of it for some time ; et length a number of men assembled on a hill ne .r them, many of them armed with fire-arms, and sent several messages to him, desiring him to give up the brandy, and promising, if ha did, to a.l honourably whim and the crew; but he refused to come into any terms with them. Several sun's were then fired, and stones thrown at him and his party, arid a fray ensued, which lasted for more t; an ..0 hour, in the course of which one of bis men was wounded. In the course of some time, his yrtrty proved vitiorions, and retained the posses sion of the brandy. Thomas Poins and another were examined, who gave evidence to the same effea ; but none of them could identify the Prisoner as one of those persons who ass-mbled under arms. Anne George, sister-in-law to the Prisoner, de feated, tl:2t at nine o'clock on the morning of the pith of January, she saw the Priomey an d se veral other mien assembled together ; some of them had fire-arms, and all of them were armed; the Prisoner had a gun. When she went to them, the Prisoner told her he would murder her husband, AS he was a rascal. and had informed the Revenue Of ficers where the brandy was. She then went from them, and soortly after, on looking about, saw the Prisoner present his piece, and several others da the same at.d tire, but she did not believe the Prisoner fired. Lord Ezzeseottourni sunimed up the evidence, and explained the AR t 3 the Jury, who instantly found the Prisoner Guilty. inlia/A Rowe an , i Gorr, Awe., brought up by Lakes corpus from Cornwall, were indiScd for a tr.idemca. our, in having committed a violent assault on Ezekiel Gave' , and Arthur Gavey, the said Laekiel Gavey being an Officer of Excise, in the discharge of his duty. The Sower row GLIIRRAL stated the case on the part of the Pro.ecution. it appeared, that E. and A. Gavey, with the wife of the former, were ridiug along the high-road, in the county of Cornwalltand met tae Prisoners and another man ; they had with them three horses, on each of which, two casks of brandy were slung, which had not paid duty. On the Prosecutor expressing his intention, as art Excise Officer, to seize the brandy, the Prisoners advanced towards him, and beat him in a most unmerciful manner ; so much, that he was confined to his room, and has never since recovered his memory com- pletely. he Prisoners were clearly identified by Mr. E. C evey and his brother Mr. Gnostics, made a very ingenious speech in defence of the Prisoners, urging the harshnet of the law, which allowed poor persons, like his clients, to be tried at a distance from the place where the offence was committed ; and stating, that, but for their poverty, they could produce evidence to prove, in tLe clearest manner, that they were not, at the time, even in the part of the country in which this offence was said to tie committed. The Sociciloa Gears AL spoke to evidence. Daroft Two te no as delivered his charge to the Jury, Nip s withost hesitation, found the Prisoners ti MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Ain ai I. 26. lirlliana Brooch". the proprietor of the Menagerie, Piccadilly, appealed against she convinien o f t h e Magistrates, relative to a penalty of 801. which they adjudrd against him, fro Laving in his possession a pug dog. which hid been stolen from Colonel Mackenzie ; the particulars of which we gave in a former r aper. Counsel were heard on both sides, at great length, and several witnesses were examined on the part of the Appellant, who endeavoured to shew, that the eog in question was nct the property of Colonel Mackenzie ; but their testimony being un'atisfaftory and cootradi 5-iry, the Court confirmed the convic tion of the Migistrates, and ordered the Appellant to pay the costs, anaouating to 151. Rsrlwnd Joie Jona was conipitied of picking the pocket of a Mr. Wation, of a silk handkerchief. L.o l !fil4a..fr 4 ng of the 25th of March last, the 1 4 rbii•eatot 'stalking near St. Clement's Church, Strand, heard a man call mitt s that his pocket was picked i he saw the Prisoner running, and another man followed and overtook him, when the Prisoner drewa kaife upon him, nd swore he should let him go ; in the mean time a he had dropped the hand kerchief, and a little girl, who saw the transaelion, picked it up. The Court sentenced him to seven years trans- portation. William Planner and James Ow, two sailor-boys, about seventeen years old, were indiaed for having in their possession 381 b. of cordage, belonging to the King's stores, they not being contraaors. Mr. Guitar v, for the prosecution, observed, that an indiament of this nature was not at all common in that Court. From the immense consumption of cordage in His Majesty's navy, frequent plunder had occurred, which rendered it necessary to have an as of Parliament passed, and the cordage was afterwards male in a particular manner, with a white thread run through it, the contrary way ; therefore, in order to prow° the cordage, and from the impossibility of detefting the thief, or pto secuting parties, as receivers of stolen goods, the as had made it a felony for any person to have such in his possession ; and, from the frequency of the of fence, a further aft was passed about five years ago, making this crime a particular felony, liable to se vere punishment. The Etas of this case were as follow : About eight o'clock on the evening of the Sth of April, Mr. Faint, the Surves or and Police-Officer of the River, saw the Prisoners rowing a hoar up from near Black wall ; there were three other persons in the boat ; and he discovered that something was concealed un der a wet sail ; upon examining it, be found the cordage in que.tion, which he immediately knew to belong to the King's stores. Uponenqttiry, be was informed by the Prisoners, that they had been at Woolwich, and while creeping (dragging the both tern of the river) between a hulk and a 6e gun ship, they found the cordage. The other men knew nothing about it. The value of the c-rdage was about two guineas ; and, from the frequency of this pre tine, it was essentially necessary some example should be made. Ihese falls being proved, the fury found both prisoners—Grate ; but, from the good character which had been given of William Plummer, who was the chief support t): his widow mother, the Jury recommended him to mercy. William Ilemity was indiaed for receiving a cop per boiler, knowing it to be stolen. There was nothing of notoriety in this case; but the prisoner himself was the companion of Hay wood, who was executed lately at Newgate, and conduaed himself with .o much hardiness upon the scaffold. The prisoner was tried along with Hay wood, for tutting and maiming, and was ariquitteo. He was afterwards apprehended and tried at the Old Bailey for a burglary, of which he was also acquitted ; the indiament having charged the break ing into the dwelling-house, and the evidence only pfoviiig the breaking out. The robbery of the copper boiler was committed on F: id.ey, the Prisoner was tried for the burglary on Saturday, and discharged, and, on Sunday morning, at six o'clock, he was apprehended with it in his possession. The Jury found him Geiho, and the remit order ed him into close custody until they should consider of his punishment. The brother to this man is the person who was committed a few days ago to gaol, on suspicion of the murder of a Serjeaat of the Guards, at Tuthill fields. MANSION HOUSE. I Yesterday the Proprietors of the Portsmouth Mail Coach were summoned before the Loan Mayo', being charged by information of some Cu►tom house Officers, who had made a seizure of this coach and horses, with about a hundred and eight pounds weight of coffee, which hail not been entered nor paid duty, according to law. This in formation, coming under the MI of Parliament to prevent Smuggling, it required two Magistrates to decide, when Alderman BoYDELL assisted the LORD MAY oa. After a full investigation, it appeared, that neither the coachman nor the owners of the coach knew any thing of this smuggled coffee, but it appeared to have been claimed by the guard, who has since absconded. Upon this the coach and horses were ordered to be restored, upon paying the expellees ; but the coffee was condemned as a lawful seisms. Kilkenny Assizes commenced on Monday.— There were but three trifling records in county and city, and very little criminal business. At the final close of the Poll yesterday, for two Churchwardens in the parish of Clerkenwall, the numbers w ere— For Mr. Neweemb . Bullard 1059 WS. Majority foe Mews. Newcomb and BiiPanl 113 The following are the names of the ships that have sailed under convoy of the Birtibrint, Admiral Sir TUONI AS TIOURIL IDOL, and the Ortyhossoid frigate, Capt. Et, HINSTOMI, for the East Indists Earl Camden, Devonshire, Castle Eden, Pieetnn, Admiral Gardna, Lady Castlereagh, Metcalfe, City of London, Cum berland, Warisy, Could, Ganges, Dorsetshire, Exeter, Hope. lieteaas, and General Stuart. The Jane Duchess of Gordon, Capt. CAMERON, for Madras and Bengal. arrived in time at Ports mouth to take benefit of the convoy ; but unfortu nately could not procure a sufficient number of sea men to complete her complement, in consequence she must remain till the next floet sails. The Tigris, GRAHAM, for Madras and Bengal ; and the Comet, Musa Az, for Madras, are left, as neither of them have yet got round to r. rtsmouns. At eight o'cireck or, 1 - n,i:srlay, Admiral Montagu, Commander in Chief at Por:smouth.Vice Admiral Sir Erasmus Gower, and Rear Admiral Sir I. Coffin, with ten post Captains, assembled on board the Gls , diator, in this harbour, for the trial of Rear Admiral Sir .1. T. Duckworth, K. B. on a charge of, tyran nising, in superseding Capt. James Atholi Wood, in the command of the ',casts, and giving the com mand to his Captain, Capt. Dunn. 'lle Court ad. puttied at the usual huur till yesterday morning. OVAPAt INTELLIGENCE. FontsmouTH, •Tlltt, 25. Can* into hirbour the Poulate frigate, to be re fitted. The Calcutta, Capt. Woodriffe, vrhich re turned a few months since from New South Wales, has been materially altered to more efficient ship, in her number of guns (64) completed. She went out of harbour this morning. Sailed the Ranger sloop on a cruise. FALMOUTH, Aran 23. Arrived His Majesty's gun-brigs Dexterous and Torrent, to give instruftions to vessels here bound to the Mediterranean Oporto, and Lisbon; also arrived the Spanish ship Asia from Lima, with 240,000 dol lars, and a very valuable cargo of sundries, captured in lat. 34, long. 36, by the ganverin, and Alarm, pri vateers of Guernsey, and the Mersey letter of marque, of Liverpool. leis Majesty's ships Queen, of 98 guns, Admiral Knight ; and Dragon, 74 guns, Captain Griffith, with about 70 sail of transports, &c. passed this port this afternoon to the westward. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. Tats OAT. 1.1. 11. John Mergetts, late of Maiden-lane, Rattle•bridge, Middlesex, chemist • . 310 William Barbet, Strend, Middlesex linen-draper . Samuel Corbett, St. Catharine., Middlesex, puntet and 11 g lacier • . 211 . . . . Samuel Sanders, Lore-lane, London, wine and brandy merchant . Nicimlar Ella, late of Judd-place, East, Middlesex, merchant . 111 . DIVIDENDS. Janus Samuel kick and John Heapy, Aldermanbury, London, Blockwoll•l i all.factors . . 11 Jon Alger, Threadneedle-street, boot and shoe-maker till h dthow Brown, late of St. John's-square, Clerkenwell, 10 Middlesex, printer . . . . 1 .I.vi•es Parker, Narrow-wall, Lambeth,Surtry, victualler 10 Daniel Godfrey, Moorbeldi, Middlesex, broker • le James Millar, Shad-Thames, Southwark, Surrey, bis -11 cult-baker . . . . . Abraham Haim Erotism's, Lemon-street, Goodman's.. . fields, merchant . . . . 12 William Wilyon, Com mere.. row, EU ac kf riars . roa d, dru g - Itt" . . . . . . 10 Edward Edwards, Pevensey, Sussex, dealer and chapman 12 CFR fIFICATES. William Thomson, late of Thonimortowstreet, London, stock, broker Matthew Sayles and William Sayles, of Sheffield, York, cotters. *. William Ha-t, of Lothbory, London, BlackwelLhall-factor. Hugl Lloyd, of the Mid Ile Temple-bone, London, money scrivener. John Han. o' Woodford, Essex, victualler. Fends Munk, ul the town of Folkuone, Kent, tanner. Nathaniel Berlin, of Whitecnvu-street, Crapplegate Without, in the county of Middlesex, tobacconist. Willies Hares, of Dennaark•atreet, Ratcliffe Highway, in the coulter of Middlesex ' sugar refiner. Thomas Vinn, of hush l ane, Cannon street, London, merchant Henry 3orhmier, oil Denmark-street, Ratcliffe Hignway, in th. coo ay of Mi4oils ea, sugar refiner Richard Jenkinuiii, of Pocklington, in the county of York, moner-scri vener. .Jsepli Whiting Holmes, of Portage, in the county of South ampton, iron-monger, brazier, and tinman. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, on nonn••• M.U . Bryan Bentham, Sheernian, Rent, banks, . 210 William Dann, Gillingham, ILut, banker . 210 James Raikie Chatham Kent, banker 2 10 . Abraham Harwood, M alden, Essex, ironmonger 2 12 Pant Vara rd Fork no. hr late of Howland news, Wen, MiAttlesea, backneyman 2 10 John Belton. Mw coot, Fletnimaarket, London, car penter DIVIDENDS. James Longman and Francis False Bioderip. Chearside, HawmaAret.and Tottenharn.court.road, London, mu- steal•instrurnent makers James Robtrenm the younger, Mile•end-road, sex, Insurance-broker •• . . . William Rahune, and Lewis Benjamin Crimes, Join ersthall bei , dinr, Thames-street: London, merchants 1 William Wryghte, Fencharch-street, wine and brandy merchant 11 =.--- PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent Refusal 57 611 3 per Cent. Coss. •••••••• Will 54 4 per Cent. 7314 5 per Cent. Nayllsll 91 Long Annunies ....1N 9-16 Omnium IVA Exchequer Bolls. So. di. 1. ptem. Eng. Lottery Ticker ...... ...... ....181 Igo. Console for T. 1130, Rtoek Broker, No. 4, Canid!, and No. 9, Charing. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Arett. 40 Gov. Deb. 34 percent. Data Stack, St per Cane. 67 Gov. Deb. Spa Cent 1 Royal Canal 0ir0.6 per Cent •91 COURSE OF Fittoal, Aram 26. Genoa 44 Verna )91 Amsterdam 3ll 1 31!• Onto at Sight 37 3 Rotterdam, 1! lU. Hamlmre' 33 WV Alt h ea 35 4 SIU• Paris t Day's Date 13 14 Ditto ...... 16 11 111. Bnurdeana .16 Cadiz Ditto Madrid ...• in paper Ditto 34 effect. Bi'boa .94 Leghorn Naples Dublin en London (Apia bast on London (April 19. Bel rime ee Dmilis (aw)— Lisbon 6O. Open(' 60 Dublia lll CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Area 116. We have ta•day an abundant quantity of Wheat, with many cripies of foreign, that cause.. a funher reduction of 10s. per Quarter, since Monday, and expected lower. Barley in great tent!, i• at further d-elen•ien. Rye and Malt are lower. rem and Beam of cash met keep at ab rut last twice. (Oats are mot plentiful, and are in demand at a small advance. Flour rather gives woy in rice, ands expeeted cheaper. C11; - .111ENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat. ►iae 85. 04. Tick Beans .....36r. 42.. Id. Ryc.. Barley 32.. 37- Od. $ rolanis ..... Od. Malt ...Mts. 74 , 04. Rape 5eed.......501. 531. 04. White Pea...... 424. 475. Od Fine Flour .... 755. 74.. 011. Gfel Peas 37, 416 11d. 5ar.,014 656 75v Od. settios. I. a. 4 Portugal Gold in Coi■ and Eve per oz 4 0 0 Doubloons. 0 0 0 New Dollars Silver in Ran New Louis rich Agin on the Hank at Holland S per Cent Ill) 616 61 day, DEATHS. On Totally last, at Sutton Courtney, Balm, William All hut, EA. spat SO. On Wodoesday, at Clifton, aftet a most 'inviting illness, Mrs. Mein,it, wife of Godfrey Wyliell, Massa eon of Hero Meynell, Ep. of Leicestatshtte. MGR WATER TNIR DAY AT LONDON.BRIDGIL Mors. 57 mos. dist 11..-E"w. *t min. wee I. ..• • ENGLISH LITERATI; RI. Is Da' y is ready for delivery, free of ennenot. ACATALOGUE OF MODEVU4 BOOKS, with the very iOir Priers at which about 35110 Volehner of the beat Books .nithe Inglish Language, and the mom mint Publications, are now sellidg considerably under the published Prices, warranted New, Perfect, and of the best Editions, by Robertson and Co. No. 2, Queen's Head Passage, Paternoate.r. row and Newgate-street, near Cheafride N. B. Close to Dolly's celebrated Beef-steak Ifouse. SALES BY AUCTION. coswEu-STREET REPOSITORY. FOR THE SALE OF HORSES, CAKRRGES, &e . D. SADLER returns his most sincere Thanks to his numerous Friends and a liberal Public, for the Inman' . of their past favours; begs leave te inf aro them lie intends having a SALE BY AUCTION crely FRIDAY, at Twelve o'Clock, the commencement of which will be on the 3d of May, and intends selling on every Tue.day as u•usl. The above Repository is constantly open for the reception of Horses and Carriages fur sale. No mimeos of Auction charged on !Tones, &c. if not sold. N.B. Private isles executed .in the shorten notice, slut thr gr. sten attention paid to the iutereet of his ensplOyerv. •.• Days of Payment every Day, excepthig um Salmi I Days. A CURIOUS, RARE, AND SPLENDID LIBRARY. By Mr. STEWART, At his Auction Rooms, 194, 000 site Albany House, Picca dilly, THIS DAY, and Four following Days (Sunday ex cepted), at Twelve o'Clock, THE valuable, splendid, curious, and rate LIBRARY, the Proverty of a Nobleman, and creosote of, viz. Dugdale's Works, a fine and IllatChleSS Con ; Shak speare's Works, Ist, 2.1, 3sl, and 4tii, Editions; 1 fine Col• lection of County Histories, k ariy Voyages, English eilfofli. des, Early Editions of the English Poets, Roinaiices, and mane curious Tracts ; a most splendid Assemblage of Books of Prints, by the First Artists of the English, Dutch, Flemish, French. Italian, and German Schools, very fine Impressions, 200 Vols. ; several Volumes of British Portraits; a complete Collection of Debates of both Houses of Parliament, Padiamentary Histo ries, &c. 198 Vols. the whole in fine Preservation, and many in sumptuous and elegant Bindings. To be viewed this Day, and every Morning, from nine o'Clock previous to each Day's Sale, and Catalogues had. 1 11 1 10 To be SOLD without Reserve. At Jack's Coffee-flouts, over the Corn Evchaitge, on MON DAY neat, at half peat One o'Cluck prucively, the•foliow log Gooch, viz. ABOUT 3500 QUARTERS of Good GANT zit: MIXED WHE ; a roitsirleralile pan of which i, node' the King's Lock frr Exportation, but my be mitered fur Home Consumption, on the Putchaserz payittg the usual Duty of about 5, per Quarter. Samples of which may be seen, and Catalogues had, of THOMVSON SO/ 1 . . r. Sworn Stoker, N 0.119, Nicholie-lane. HAMME R ESSMPROM HI DE PARK A C ORN k.R. ITH --.TRESA TERACE. FOUR MIL With Posse: rim at Midsummer next. A MOST DELIGHTFUI. LEASEHOLD HOUSE, WITH A 6.IRIJEN. DETACHED ORCHARD, COACH HOUSE, AND THREE-STALL ITABLE, POLHARY YARD, &e. Ry Mr SHERWOOD, At Garrawar's Coffee-liuu-a, 'Chance ail.-y, on WEDNES DAY, May V, 18US, at Twelve o'clock. T> -1F LEASE of a most Desirable HOUSE, will, Lawn in front, which recut:sit Irons the dJa. of the road. excellent garden, oichaid of one acre, full of gandard and waJi-fruit trees, tastefully laid out with thriving young fruit trees in foil bearing, ornamented with Plower shrubs, rewire/rens, end gravel-walks; situate in the centre of Therca Terrace, in the total Villat:eof Hammersmith, nearly opposite the rout mine stoma, with a delightful view of the river Thames.% The dwellin.i consists of a drawing-room, 17 fret by 14, with balcony windows to the floor, handsomely papei el . three bed- MOM% Wad two servants d•tto, eating parlour, brealrfaat mom, china closet, water closet with cistern, force pomp, lee. ; a spacious entrance hall, 16 by 14, excellent front and batk kitchen, well supplied with water; butler's pantry, arched coal and beer valetts in front, airy excellent wine cellar, com pletely fitted up. The Premises are in excellent repair, and held for a term of 20 years, at a rent of only GOI. per annum. May be viewed six days preceding the Sale, by Tickets, not application to Mr. Sherwood, No. 42, Bartholomew-Close, of whom Particulars may be had; and at Garraway's. DULWICH COMMON, SURREY, FOUR MILES FROM LONDON, With Imthiqdate Possesai , wt. ELEGANT COTT kW" AN LAND EIGHT ACRES OF MEADOW By Mr. SH IR WOOD, At Garraway's Coffee house, 'Cliange-alley, on WEDNES DAY, May 9, ISO), at Twelve o'Clock ; by Order of the Assignees of Thomas Geary, a bankrupt, • rHE LEASE of a most Des;rable COTTAGE li and COACH-HOUSE, with lawn in front, excellent g viten of one acre full of standard, Espalier , and wa ll twit trees, &c pleittif:lly cropped, situate on the pren•rahle part of Dulwich Common, the views on all sides enchanting. Tiro dwelling consists of • drawing room, 30 feet long, with windows to the floor; cove ceiling, handsomely coloured and pageef eating parlour, and breakfast room, with bow windows; nest entrance hall ; four bed-chambers, and two servants' rooms; de tached kitchen, dairy, pantry, with wine, beer, and Coll The ?remises have been lately fitted ap with great taste, at a eonederable expence, held under Lease fr the Mane., War dell, and Fellows"( God's Gift Coate-, for a term of Sit: Y,-are and a Quarter, unexpired, at the low rent of only 31)1 prr annum. May be ♦iewed sin days preceding the Sale, by Ticlvt , , Oft application to Mr. Sherwood, No. 42, Baitho:iimew c,o.c, it whom Particular+ may be had ; and at Garraw.,:.`‘. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHOICE: 4NCI EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF ROOKS, PLATE, LINEN. CHINA, 100 DOZEN OF FINE OLD PORT, AND loci%) SHERRY, HORSES, CHAISE BY El, L11.171', HARNESS, MILCH COWS, HAY, &c. By Mr. SHERWOOD, On the Peralisee, be order of the Assignees of Thomas Deal, a Bankrupt, the North Side of Dulwich Cortineen,nn TUE DAY, May 14, and following Days, at Twelve .Clock THE elegant HOUSEHOLD FU Itti ITU RE compriece four-post and other bedsteads, chitin furnl turas, excellent feather beds and bedding, iron bertermd for bea vents, hne mahogany wardrobes and chests of t imers, lei good Brume% and other carpets, • fine rosewood rylinder writing desk, very fine set of mahogany dining oldrii !',okg uest japanned and other chairs, fine sati n -wood cud and P. rti tables, stoves, and kitchen requisites • about 400 volum e ' e ' f elegant bound books, by the most celebrated authors, auntie( which are, in foSlo, Illustrations of Sestial System of Lin nets*, by Miller; Bleir's Chrenerlegy Stow's Survey offon don, quarto; Strut's Sports of the Ancient English; Deniers Rural Sports; Memoirs of Grumman, octavo; Duranor. sad Erieil Report*, It volumes; Hearth Inserts, 10 vsk ; Curti'. Botanical Magazine, 10 yells.; Bell's British Theatre, capital Plate, and role Edition, 54 vole and other "I'm" Works; a very large and fashionable as,ortrnent of plate, two dinner sets of china, sets of breakfast r lnto, rut glees decanter., and Fine glasses, fine old Port snit 510- , T. and other wines; a large assortment of fihe table and linen, drc. To be viewed *we Days preceding rise SIM whin (,hl gee may be had on the Premises; and of Mr. Sherwood, Nu. 42. Bartholomew close; and at Garraway's Coffee How. LONDON :a...fisted bi GEORGE DAVIDSON, No . 0. 14 Wych aseet, St. Claimant's , and published JO 1 3 .. RYDER, at the 01Ree, No. 15, Ruck of St. Cenc..t Church. St , and, +here °Marl for the Papa, Re (pu,t i".` IFNI Rs duly attowdod M. 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