The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-05-23 00:00:00

Loudon: Printed by J. BLACK, No. 2, Goldsmith's.en urt , Gr e a t New-street. and p u bli s h e d b y W . W eer, at the Office, No. 15, Back o f S t . C lement ' s, Strand. Advertisements, an C: I orn.linniesc.• ........_. ~ the Editor, received at the O ffi ce, and by the following Hooisellers : Messr s . B A a Ktlt an d S o p, (;rear Russel - siren, Covent-garden ; Mr. I. K sitar, No 190, O x f or d- street ; Mr. RUW, No. 2; G reat m a db o '',..., arrest ; Mr. Harcms so No. 190, Piccadilly Mr. Beaty, Bridge -weft, Westminster ; Messrs. Muooft loos and Co. No. 92, B oroug h ; Messrs. P.sasons aadSoahLu iy d N g o a t t o c- s ls t i s ll; o. ls l les s r s. o ol e it. 4.6 ire ar a _ ... ,11: i 11 / 4 'n. 315, Holborn ;Mr. S. Aypalkt4P, COLlthin ; I;r.r. FAIILIVRAr. Mrnoriets ; Ladd .1. H• 11.14 No. 164, Hish-street, Shadwell; Mr. OKAPI/Li, b1e.46 p a ll Mall ; Mr. the priasipal Booksellers in the iJni tso li kes ou Ns . Ifit i L 11111.1111.1MmEr. MURDER OF MISS BF.LI. SCARBRO'. A most horrid and singularly atrocious murder Was committed on Cayton Sand,, near Scarbro', in the night between the i Idi and Itch instant, on the body of Miss Bell, a fine young woman, about six teen years of age, eldest daughter of Mr. Bell, confeEtioner, of Scarhro'. The following detail of the circumstances we have been favoured with by a person upon the spot, and who has had every op portunity of acquainting himself with the whole of what is known respe&ing this melancholy event : On the afternoon preceding the murder, Miss Bell was accosted in the street by a private in the York Volunteers (with whom she had some previous ac quaintance), who pressed her to take a walk with him in the evening, and to this she unfortunately assented ; about nine o'clock in the evening she left her father's house, and, to avoid the notice of the family, were out at a back door, through a neigh bour's house, who, when apprised of her intention, attempted to dissuade her from it, by assuring her that her pretended lover was a married man. She discredited this information, and joined him in the street, according to appointment ; she was soon missed by the family, who enquired anxiously for li-tr in the neighbourhood ; as the night 'advanced, they extended their search through the town dining the whole of the night, but without success.-- About eleven o'clock in the morning, informatio was received that a female (which proved to be this unfortunate young woman) was found dead on Cayton Sands, about two miles and a halt from Scarben', laying about two yards within the highs water mark, her head towards the sea, and in a on . sition which left no doubt of the most brutal at., tempt h wing been made upon her chastity. Many shncking bruises appeared on various parts of her body, particularly on her left temple ; her nose was greatly swelled, and her chin scratched apparently with finger-nails ; her cloathes were much tom, and upon the whole, exhibited every appearance of a dreadful struggle having taken place. A great number of feet marls; were discerned up on the sands near the body, but which did not extend either way along the beach. Upon the opening of the body, two surgeons, who attended the Coroner's inquest, were decidedly otopinion that Miss Bell's death was occasioned by strangulation, a large quan ' tity of clotted blood being found in her throat. On Saturday the Coroner's Inquest returned a verdict of Wilful 3.lfteder against some persons unknown. A private in the York Vo'Jinteers (whose name we decline mentioning) was apprehended at ‘!:11- ton, and examined by two of the county Magistrates at Scarhro'. On the examination, Mies Bell, sister to the deceased, deposed that the prisoner was the same person that addressed her sister in the Street, requesting her to walk with him. The brother to the deceased also deposed to his having seen him on the Monday preteding conversi g with his sister at her father's door ; Mrs. Brown, the neighbotir be fore-mentioned, also swore that the prisoner was the person who walked away with the deceased on the preceding evening. To lessen the weight of this last evidence, another woman, who was with her at the time, allowed she could not, owing to the ad vanced hour of the evening. clearly distinguish his person. The prisoner totally denied having any ac ntiaintance with, or ever being in company with the deceased, except having once spoken to her on the seauroay .iitior the arrival of the corps in Scarhro',— An dial was also sat up and established to the rt tisfadion of the Magistrates; the prisoner was in consequence discharged. The person who was last seen wish her, was dressed in a volunteer's uniform. There is also a strong presumption that he was not a resident of Scarhro', from the circumstance of his being ig norant of the height of the tide at high water, as there was no doubt, but the murderer intended the body to be washed away by the flowing of the tide, and yet (as if by providential interposition) it was so placed as to disappoint his intention of burying this bloody deed in oblivion, the o- •er having merely wetted her cloaths, The approach from Scarhro' to the place where the batty was found is very difficult, being over great and uneven rocks, and the country round it is very desolate. well fitted for the perpetration of deeds of blood. It is supposed the unfortunate victim had been seduced to walk thither with her murderer by a better and snore circuitous route, and to return home by this rugged road ; where her strong resistance to his brutal designs ended in her murder, as the profes sional men who examined the body have certified that no violation was t fieded. And here we think it right to observe, that the condud of this hapless victim to brutal rage hal always been free from censure; and, except in the siegle instance which terminated in her death, she was never known to have walked in the night even with ps rsnns of her own sex—and her pa rents, on account of her womanly appearance at so tender an age, were snlicitnusly anxious to prevtnt her forming any conned lois which could endanger either her virtue or peace of mini—the atrocious deed has excited at Scarhro' among all ranks of people the ut most ho-ror and indignation, and we trust that no ex ertions will be spared to bring the perpetrator to speedy justice—this is a duty of the fi: st obligation on the corps of Volunteers before alluded to, and we trust that every possible investigation will be made by Co ' lonel Baines and every Officer and individual of the corpi into the horrid transadion. This obligation jet the more imperious, as we have the authority of the innocent victim's father to say, that the two Vo lunteers, who were brought t., pmve the alibi, had the inhumanity to wound the feelings of her parents, by behaving in a very indecent manner at the fune ral ; and, as if this tragical event had been matter of triumph, they even placed . ibis us in their hats be fore they left the town. One day last week, as some men were employed in felling a large oak, neat Roller, in the patish or Horsham, the tree fell in a diration that was not expeeted, and unfortunately ttpm one of the w'rk men, named Richard %Varsall, who seas in conse quence killed upon the spot. COUNTRY HOUSE, FURNISHED, fee Nine Mouths, with immediate Rseemeion. To be LETT, by Mt 4.15. BURTON and VENNOR, A Capital, commodious DWELLING HOUSE, with extensive and prriditaive Garden, fully cropped. Standing for Carriages, moms , Stabling, Paddock, Coach Swam, and *Lout six acres of rich Meadow Land,delightfully situated iii a respertable and rural Villa:e, about nine miles Fast London. The PrOllllloll are replete with domestic convenience. zenteetly furnished, suitable fur the residence o f a f am il y o f ; are agoteably situated on a plra:ing emiacnce, cominamling rich pietaresime views of the mu:minding b:au tifist country. To be siewed, with Tickets only, which, with further Pas , may be had by application to Mess. Burton and Ven ni... coruhili. ROMAN COINS. Ea LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON, On THURSO N,Y,.the 31seinst..aa! follnwi;ig Day, AGenuine and Seleft COLLECTION of RO MAN COINS and MEDALS, in copper, Silver, and QM. u . :*thefn tare and in fine preiervatiosi. Alto a 7:yv • 'e.na. • • ' AF.TIINALL-GREEN. • • -0 TON and VENNOR, Oa TUESD AY, 1. Tnelve oVlock, at (Amway's, by .1.. Proprietor, THE LEASE of 1..v0 BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, oath a large Pt t.r "•••cet of spare Ground, • • Aare lest to situate in Anchor•street., Bethnal-green The . Tenants at Will . ; the Ground in hand held co Term, At a Gmuini Rent. To be viewed, and Particulars had time days • tb " Cu.,l tin the Preruirs •' at Garrawars ; anti of Mears. If' ntuu and Venuot, Nil. 62, l.>aruhill. /Iv LEIGH, SOTIICKY, ami At their House, in York-strect,Ctivent :arden, TO.MUR ROW and SATURDAY next, at Twelve ea - Clock, TJE seled and valuable LIBRARY of scarce and earl eus 111101 CS of a GEN ELESII larely deent•el ; containing a choice collection of Pocks of Prints Voyars Tienegraptiy, Clatces, se:e. many of them are oa large Paper, in superb Mororeit and Russia bindings; com prising, among serer il rare and valuible Article:, the following: die Doe d'Orleaos, 2 torn. large Paper, !do. forest; V Tase do NlllOll3ll, large Paper, 1t119 , i4 Thorotote l / 2 Nottinghamshire, Roma; Baneees Ovid, large Paper, in Vellines• ' Vizier di a:Milli°, 3 tom Rosetta; Ilerodotos Gto. noon, large Paper, gilt leave:. Quarto---Clauthanies Surntanni, large Paper, gilt leases; Properties Itsinuanni, large Paper, ditto; Tato/ di Conti, 2 tons. Nlorocco ; Memoirs of Warren Family, 9 oAs gilt leaves ; Wartrin's Maas. of Poetry, 3 vols. Russia, &c. To be v iIATOIL to theTtunt of Sale, and Catale%iies hai at the place of Sole. APOLLO BUILDINGS, EAsT,snterr. WALWORTH. By Mean. RURTON and YENNOR, Ou TUESDAY, the 29th inst. at Garraway's, at Twelve o'Cloek, (unless previously disposed of by Private Contraa). i‘ Desirable Leasehold, Niodern Brick DAVEL- LiNG HOUSE, pleasantly situated, brig No. S. Apollo Ruildines. Ent-greet, Walworth, recently put, at a very euna.derablisexpenee, into the most complete Itepair coutaininr, hanibinme Drawing Room, Di. noig Hreakfast Perkuir, Kitchen, Brewliouw o Cellar i.ig, Okii Shed, eery extemisc Garden, tastefully Laid nut and plauted aids thriving Tr-ea, P ou l tr y Yard, Piggery, Two Stall Stable, Coach nimble, with Two g Rooms over, aid back communication to ti., Riled t hed on Leese for Seven, Four. teen, or Twentrurac Year.., optional with the Tenant, at a MO. derate Rent. To tO- viewed Six Dais previous to the sae, and printed I/tier:ire:ono had on the Premien': at Ganaway'A ; and of Mews. Suwon awl -Vassar, No. 614 Centagn. COPYIIOLD COITAGE RESIDENCE, about Three filJes from Rumford. By Meuri. BURTON awl VENNOW, A Singularly I)esirable, detached COTTAGE RESIDENCE. with Gyre Minx, Two-St.ill Stable, large productive Garden tastefully disio•ed,aud planted with thriving Fruit Trees, agreeably Otuate a pleasant distance from the Road, in the centre of a respectable, rural, end hea:thy Village, commanding a rich variety of bea,nifiil home Scene:, and distiot Pro pet,., contrasted with the dittant Kentish Hills, mud relieved br a fine iii:w of the River. The whole very 'cresol, put t u tu the woo perfect order at a considm!ble I.:evente, forming together • setindtte delightful Residence for a small tt.oteel Family. The risGernat Apartment, are of good proportioue, tied cwrailt of five Chambers, Dressing Room, cheerful Drawing Beam is silt circular Frisch Win dows ..pemmir to the Garden, Iti , sisig Room, E,.•-en , :c 11,11, Kitchen, Wash igedille. Mali Salftrofill Ream, a.m.! suitable Domestic Offices. To ba viewed with Tickets only, which, with thither In ( irmation, may be had of Wins. Berton and S'ennor, Ant tomarn, No. 62, Corulrill. FROM LAST NIGITT'3 GAZETTE• War-Osiet May 1804. St .Limes Westainiter John Cup% Gent. to be Ensign, vice Clark, resigned. RANiCRUPTCY }NLARGED Phillip Jonili Phil , ipt, of Ortforrl•strcet, upholsterer, from Ntay 19 to Juue 9, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. ...... _ George Hammond, of Canterbury, uphol , terer, to surrender May 26, at eleven, June 5, at twelve, and July 3, st ten, at Guildhall, London. Atwruey, Mr. itislewtute, Gray's-bin- Place. London. Lizartri Oppenheimer, late of Himage-lane, near Bevis marks, merchant, to surrender May 26, Julie 4, Atel Joy 3, at at elettm, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howard, Jewry-street Mark Rowe, of Truro, Cornwall, shopkeeper, to surrender Julie 4,5, and J Mir 3, at eleven, at the London btu and Tal bot Tavern, Bath—treet, Bristol. Atrorneys, Mr Jamey, Way's. L.m.hin; and Mr John COTIIISII, Bristol. Edward Jaeltani, of Edmonton, plumber, to surrender May 29, at ten,Jine 1, at eleven, and July 3, at ten, at Guildhall. AILIMICV Mr. Reardon, Curbet.eourt, Graeschurch street. 1./1 r i k Aut..o ry Henricks, of Jeffries square, merchant, to surrender May iti, June 9, and July 9, at eleven, 'at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Drove, Billiter.sonare, Fenchureh street. Jirllll Webb 4111:1 Thema: Webb, of Coventry, silk dying, to ' surrender .Inne 23, 29, and July 3, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Deai-gate fif anelitsiter. Attorney, Mr. Julio Foulkes, Bury place, BlusLiisbury square, London. DIVIDENDS. Ma.. M. 11 , mabas Carnpbe 11,1 ate of Princes-square, Rat lo3llW.l,, in•ucinee-htoker, at one, at lour 17. Iteojamils Conther, of WllOttou-under-Edge, Clou cerer, donne., at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Illroact. ry,N. Rt”foi. rune :•11. Ilene v'Jiagrialoe, of ra-kington, in the parish of liloucekeobire, nierrhant, at five. at the Rum mer 'rave% All saittea-lane, &Wel C'EItTfrICATES--Jv N a 12. Robert of 11.elycliain, Camara:o4 dealer.. Leo. 111 ?twig° G, Canon...on, drabs. Gemer nor.rt, late N•w Kola-Arca. husker. _ . _ • John j u hnoni, latr ..f t, &mixt. Th..%la. I Lyrist., or else:ter, luerchalit. Jaunts Tilion, Lae of \.•w H • n Mtr.vt, \%•illiatu Les erid4e, cabiatet.m.tit4.v. MEETINGS OF CREDIT-AS GU1LD:1.%1.1., TO MORIP , W M. W William Hutchinson, Little East Chmp, merchant 1 10 DIVMFND George AV.IrTVII, Cwerier;':streti. 1 - biroaritot, upholdm 12 PRINTS, BOOKS of PRINTS, COPPER PLATES by BARTOLOZZI, PRINTS Framed and Glued, &c. By Mr. KING, At his Great Room, King -street, Covent Garden, TO-NtOR ROW, at Twelve &Clock, A COLLECTION of PRINTS, chiefly modern, 1 - , many ix colours; some Books .if Prints, including Me moires de Gra/miim, kiiiromu ; Layettes Physiognosay, by Hunter, Thirty Ave Niiii.bvr , ; a Copper-plate by Battolrazi; the Portrait of Bonaparte, with Seventy capital Proofs; a num. Prints framed and glazer', a few Pictures, &c. May ,be viewed on this day, said Catalogues had at the Room. I UGH WATER If LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY, I mei. lifter 4 M kIRIAG Es, Lately, at Rrichnvon eht.r..ll, he she Rev. Jame; Vaughan, .I,.hu Vaughan, Eq. 141.1 of It Vaughan, nal tu Mi.. :AMC!, etrie:t tiaughter of lulu' Mamie, Arasu's Vale At IWet. Berk. Mr !Unmoor, of Ru•se'l•arr•r, ry, to 11it.11.tatp.ted, daughter of Strphen I lotopmetl, Egg. .1111.1er. At FAti,i'mt,:h, Pr Rohel Blair, of hfrrebioun, ru Mil 4 Doti.id‘on, eldest dAughter of the Late Robert D.0i.,14- .oti, Esq 'writer to the signet, At Ihreene.., the Rev. Mr. Thomas Fraser, one of Vie mi. ulster% ther,,, to %ties Margaret Rain, tLuehttr ..f C.ista: , B si.i. At Irvine, lexand .r M.Govrn, E.l. of Smirhsb•ti, to M.ss Janet CoArl, younest 41 itaghtet of the Lte Robert of Kuockiudak. I)F.AT I lA. After a /lAN illness, J. A. Rucker, Esq. of Wc.t-hi'l, Ml%ndsu unit, in thel.s . h c v.r of l‘n age. I..4tery, Sir Ruverworth, 'en. of Leeds, engraver and copper plate ~rulter. At Markincton, scar Ripon, aged 37, Mr. James Inch.. In the i:nh Vl•if nf her age. Min Ahler.on,tlau;hter or John Alderson, M. D. of Bull. Yesterday sennlght, at gavr , ton, near Leeds, at a very ad vanced age , th e R e ., 'rum Oulton, A. M. Ma few at la.. 1 , on theMst of March, Mr. Salton, surgeon of the Niue. . !Juba. BOOKS.—By Mr. KING, At his Great Room, in King-street, Covent-Garden, On SATURDAY ncNt, at Twelve o'clock, QUNDKY DUPLICATES of a NOBLEMAN's LIBRARY. Among them, Nollingshead's Chronicles, 2 Vol.:. heat 'minion, exceedingly 6ne conies; Durtale's War wickshire, ptdes by Millar ; Fuller's Worthies of England, King's Vale Royal of Che-diire, and several curious Plays and Trite ts. May be viewed on Friday, and Catalogues then had at the Room. YeACrtlp... WH I ELIZ L borii— HrWay u the Public Offices. PRICY. or IRISH STOCKS. NAT PC. Government Deb. 31 per Cent Ditto, .5 per cent. DittoStoek, S per fent •• •• •* • • 11 -‘ll • 'Prewar, 1411 a, 1804, S per cent. .... Royal Contl.Loan, 6 per Cent.. Ititto 4 percent. Royal Canal Loan, 6 per Cent. S6l City Ronda, 6 per cent COURSE OF EXCIIAI AnnatatAtm 36 2 2SU• Ditto at Sight 37 6 11..turthiinc. 1 12 2 11a.oborgh 36 1 2pl. Altona 36 11 24U. Pam 25 7 Limo 2Us 23 13 2 U. Roianteaux 21 11 iGE, TUTADAT, MAT 22. Venice 59 Naples Lislion Oporto Dublin l7 i 'VII INN. 1. s. d Portugal Goldin Coin 1114Aril Ditto 541 Ca,ha Ditto 141 Hillona Lexhom 46 i prf Doubloon, New Dollars Silver in Bars , 0 0 0 New 1.0111: each 0 0 0 Agit, on the Ralik of Holland ) per Cent. • 16) 14 G 11) 916 10 61 days. Dublin on London (May lielfbetea Loudon (May Helton on Dublin (May COAL EXCHANGE, MAY EL it ^it Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldrou 4/te. &I. Del oveterl to H..u••keepers at t 60., art tiontiltiol, p •r Chakinni 41..04. Dtilly•ted to I lousaeepers at ..;44. tht. TO PRINTERS AND BOOKSELLERS. •r 0 be DISPOSED OF by Private Contra (tor li Ready Manes only ), several large and small useful Fount. .0 PRINTING TYPES, Roman and Italic, entirely 1111tW, at' from In to 30 per cent. under the prssent Founders , Prices. Apply to J. Delabor, Printer's Appraiser and Auctioneer Deptford, Relit; or address to him (Post Paid) to the care o Mr. Price, at the Westminster Library, Panuni-square. hi.R. Several of the armee Founts ass well adap•ed for News paper., toil worth attention. PICTURES, ENOLNII COINS, and MEDALS, 814 ELLS, Re Re. LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON, • On TvetsDAY NEXT, and ft:Mooing Hay, TAE entire MUSEUM of JOHN LIPTRA P, (a Bankrupt containing a very good Coiedion of Piattres a shoes Salt-Lit:in of English Coins :ma Medal., Shells, aid other Cnriovitiev, likevive come excellent ("Abinet.. NEW TERRACE, COLEBROOK-ROW, ISLINGTON, sot UPPER FOUNTAIN PLACE, CITY ROAD. By Mftsrs. BURTON and VENNOR, On TUESDAY, the 29th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, at Gam. wars, in Two Luta, DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES. dinirahly situate, being No. 4, New Terrace, C.ohrbrook row, and No 2, Upper Fountain Place, City Road. Lot I. A Modern Built Leascheld Dwening Douse, recently put into the most complete Repair, pleasantly situate, Na.. 4, New Terrace, tieing the New Roc-, containing a Drawing Room, Two Parlours Thrve Chambers, Servants' Room, Two Kitchens and good Cellar.ng, and an inclosed Garden held Oil a Lease al a Ground Rent. Lot 11. A convenient Leasehold Dwelling House, No. Y, tippet Fountain Pace, City R 044; containing a Drawing Room, Two l'arlours, Thrie ebonite'. Kitarli, \Von brume,. Chaise-house. Stable. and Gardat ; held on Leaie for above. Two it• ars. PLEASANT and RETIRED SITUATION, HACKNEY. To be SOLD, by Mears. KU ,(TON and VENNOR, 9"HE desirable LEASE of a modern, subatantill, brick DWELLING HOUSE, in complete repair, rcpbte wah domestic ectirveniencies, agreeably situ led in a retired and pleaw,d part of the respeltable Village of Ilaricir y, contait.ing 3 good Attics, 3 commodious Citamliers. 2 Dres4mg handsome Drawing Room, Dining Room t t feet by 15, Brink FAA Parlour, Entrance Hall, Footman', Pantry Good Kitchen, Wash House, excellent Cellarhig, and a illardedi ; held on learn PIT an unexpired Term of sixteen three-eight ~care, at a moderate rent. To he viewed with Tickets, which, with further particular., may be had of Mercer. Dorton and Vcone, No. 62, Coroltill. SALFS BY AUCTION. LEASE and Neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brett's Bn Wino, Cantberwelt-r d. Mews. BURTON and VENNOR, On the Pre;nista.% No 2, Brett's•buildings, Camberwell• road, THIS DAY, at El,ven uCkak, ri I HE neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and I. EFFECTS of Mr. CLARk, ordered by OUTITII. Walt to a Foreign Station Mc Furniture comprises F our Pint and other Bed.teads with Cotton Forniturea, goad Il e & and Bedding, Chests of Drawers, Mahogany Dining, C ar d and Peinbruku Tables, Mails, Glasses, Caskets, and Kitchen Sec. Precisely at Ten o'clock will he Sold, the deviralie LEASF. of the Premises with large Garden field for &Term of 91 Years, at a :nude:ate Rent.• The Premises to be viewed Three Demand the Furniture One Day prestos'. t r the Sale, when printed Dekrirlions and Catalogues in:ty b, had tan the Premises; and oi'Mtests Barbs*. and Venuor, No 62, Cortihill. CNISWELL•STREET. By Nimes. BURTON and VkINNOR, On TUESDAY, the 29th inst. atTwelve o'Clock, atCirrairav's by Direftion of the Mortgagee, with Consent of the As: signets f•Hedesirable LEASE, with immediate posses. I Non, of a Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with Double Front Shop and Private Entrance, situate No. 46, Chiswell meet, near Finsbury-square, late in the occupation of Mr. Food, Shoemaker. The Premises contain three Servant? Remus, Four disrobe's, commodious Shop, Parlour behind, stud Private Entrance, reader, d very convenient for letting ; two Kitcheus. Wash.bouse and CAlaring ; held on Lease for in unexpired. Term of Eighteen Years at Lady Day last, at the inodeiate Rent of 481. yer Annum. To be viewed Three Days previous h the Sale, and printed Descriptions had on the Premises; at Garraway's ; of Mr. Bum. Solicitor, Devoniline.street, Bishopsgate ; and of Messrs. Bur ton and Venom, No. 64, Cornhill. LEASEHOLD PREMISES, NECKINGER, BERMOND SEY. Ry Messrs. BURTON saisl VENNOR, On TUESDAY. May 4 1 3; at Twelve o'Clock, at Garrawars., by O d er of the Executors of Mr. Tysom, de:eased, THE LEASE of a DWELLING HOUSE and Garden, containing four Chambers, Store two Parlours, Kitchen, Wash-huuse, and Gailen ; he'd for an un expired Tenn of Twenty-one Yeantland a Quarter at Midsum mer, at a moderate Ground Rent. To be viewed, and Particulars had three dart previous to the sale, out the Prensisei; at GarranarY, and of Meson. Burtow and Vennor, No. 64, Cornhill. LEASEHOLD 14OUSES —CHANCERY-LANE. Bi- Meagre '3URTON and VENNOR, At Carney, N, - ruLSDAY, 29th May, 1804, at Te,:ive tri Order of the Proprietor, in Two Lot., TiiE vAlttable LEASE of Two Houses, with enivenient Shops, in complete Repair, eligibly tuatat, being No Land 2, Chancery-lane, neor Fleet-street. Lot 1-1, a convenient Family noose, with commodious shop, elighli situated, being No. 2, Chancery-lane, new is the Occti; , ation of Mr. Rossiror, Cheasemoliger, on Lease for righteon Years, M 471. per Lot 2—A diao adjoining, with immediate Posa.nine. The Pnrursei are held on Lease, for an unexpired Term of 11?-37 Tirenty-one Years, at the low Rent of 201. each HMO*. To be viewed, by Leers of the Tenants, Three Days pre vious to the Sa'e ; when printed Particulars may b.• had ow the Premise: ; at Caraways; and of Maitre. Borten and Vennor, 61, Cornhill. CORNIIILL—SUPERIOR SITUATION. By Mews. BURTON and VENNOR, On TUESDAY, the 29th intr. at 12, at Dunaway's (if not previously disposed of by Private COatrAd THE very desirable LEASE, with immediate Possession, of a comfortable, substantial Rock DWFL LING HOUSE, with commanding bow-front. Sh-p most eligibly situate the very preferable part of Correial. The House is in the most complete repair, and contains vvue Sleeping Rooms, twit Drmsing Rooms, Dining Room. Parton - , Kitclum, commodious Shop, and extereive dry CAlari•ig..— ^ I ~• *opacity of the Pretnitea is submitted to be of the highest vie ea tee to Persons desirous of en` Agin in a retail Sas:- in lilt most respectable thoroughfare iii the City ' and has clued preference for publicity to any in London. en "oe'e' •innenrion with the many obvious arleartogis •hi‘7ll, in CB. lied Situation, daunt reticular Attention: ariand l''"n the • 4h i coxpired Term of about Twenty lees, held on Live Ito aa at a moderate Rent preriote4 to the Sale; ekes printed Tobe viewed S . '" Days% the Premises • •A` Garrawars; and Descriptions may be had atm j Cornli.ll - Mears. Burton and Vennots. „ ay.SlDENClL,wiettia ski Singularly Eligible LE 3ErIOLD R. s. . - 1 1111,1100 the fir.dgiu 7 lalf,7 By Moe, ' BURTON aa Trivrey ,„, On TUESDAY, the 99:11 inst.et Twels I. earn]), not previously disposerl e: oy Priest* • s 1 i)r,Nci, T hl u e l z y co de. n.n i t rab oidt le , I. p E le t t) - ! ili C. 0... the ?stmt. - command lig home ai.4 distant r v.n. v I.se Wooly. and contiguous to the roads le:Ain/ teCtapis, '. venire Dill, the late seer and plenum W dimmed. The Muse forms a handsome . 'oral e with eight clies.ful Chambers. Dresst.rg , roes-., , mint Drawing - room,Dilainteoeln, soe, a Bath, complete Kitc:ien, Pinny. ,linusekeeper I.- , 1 Jry, 'Newhouse. capk.il CeLlaelne, Coach haute, Srahln large Gramtr,Gridens, and suitable utor , and de:Suited Offices. an extensive an; singularly pin ?<• Card( taitefully disposed, Green-house, Het-house, Ktelten Gordan, an Inoosed Field adj,h:ing with reps: ie inintrrankation. toutittr about f icr Acres. The 'Venn-46a recently built, of the very trot materials, under the impeaut in experienced, uniciews workmen, ere in comi.liess o.der, sod s..batittrd as suitable for the reception of a Gesiteel Fa.nily. The Garden is Omitted with the molt choice selec tion of thriving ion./ Fruit Trees in the high pealier- The Estate. exclusive of the Niceness., s helJ pin t Leas er for long Term of near 70 years, at a mod-,rate Ground *eat Tad rarniliane ma , be taken, b) the Poe Itisser, ai a valuation; d refitted, will be Sold u: t! s Pren..ses M a few drys To be viewed till the day of sale with tickets only, whir*. with printed descriptions, m a y be ' b a d of Me ,r, BurtOLl and `envier, No. 42, Cornball. Particular- on the Preniises,aud 34 loirnway's. SALES BY AUCTION ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOGRAPHICAL PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, PRINTS, BOOKS, Sze. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, No. 31, the Corner of Vlllier.-street, iib the Strand, THIS DAY and TO MORROW, at 'fuels , &Clock, A COLLECTION of PRINTS and DRAW INGS by &Italia:xi, Day.-s, (iirtin, Hearne, Munn, Roiker, Sandby, Shepherd, Turner, and V.briey ; a few PICTURES by Antral I, Barker, Rathhoite, Wilson, and Wright of Derby; RARE ENGLISH PORTRAITS; a small Colleftion of BOOKS, including a History of England, 2 vols. ; and a Collection towards a History of Wiltshire, it- Instrated with a large Number of Drawings Sketches, and Prints, in 2 large vols. folio, &c. see. To be viewed on the Mornings of Sale ; Catalogue: may be hail of Mr. Richardson, No. 31, Strand (price Sixpence) ; and of Mr. Clsrk, Bookseller, Bond-street.