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f 1 ': I ~ i~~ 1 1 , - f r 7s„ Sovereign Pontiff, and other persons of distieiction, who are ex peded to arrive here in a short time. The patac, s tlf Government, and other edifices, are fit ting up on the occasion. The greater part of the troops now here will leave the city, to make room for the Imperial guard, as well as other corps, that are on t;leir march for Milan. The Eledoral Colleges have been convoked for the Ist of this month. TIONTIEIS OF ITALY, TEL 2. On the 29th of January, it was announced to the French garrison of (Italian) Verona, that the Em peror Napoleon, the Pope, and l'rince Joseph, would arrive at Milan in the course of the month of February. Else latter will be en - paned King of Lombardy, and consecrated by the Pope. A great number of French troops are on their march, to be Feint at this event. NAPLES, JAN. 10. Prince Cardilo, last Neapolitan Envoy to Copen hagen, has been lately sent to General St. Cyr, and the Court appears to be perfealy well satisfied with the result of his mission. It is understood that the French General has declared that he will not pass the stipulated line of demarcation, so long as the foreign troops in the vicinity shall make no hostile movements. PER. 4. On the 28th of January, the fleet of Admiral Nelson, consisting of 12 ships of the line, two of which were three-deckers, and five frigates, appear ed before Palermo. A frigate advanced, and sent off a boat, which landed an officer, with a parcel for General Amon, and a letter for the English banker Gibbs. It was then three in the morning; the fleet continued in sight till eleven, when it pro ceeded for Messina. On the 22d of January a signal was made that a coasiderable convoy was in sight near Pentallaria. On the same day troops were ordered to be in mo tion to reinforce the garrisons of Messina, Syracuse, and Trapini. Arms and ammunition were likewise sent to several places, and especially to Cefula, to which 1800 muskets and five barrels of gunpowder were sent. It is publicly said, that these precau tions have for their object, to secure Sicily against any insult from the Barbary powers, who threaten a descent. There is a report, that three new regiments of militia will be raised. The coast is still lined with a cordon of troops, under pretext of preventing the communication of the yellow fever. The Inglisii corvette, the &stem which entered the moil on the 25th of January, sailed again on the 28th to regain the squadron. The English ship, the Lxcetelli, of 74 guns and 590 men, com manded by Captain Sutheron, entered the road this morning. T'iis ship arrived in three days from the Isle ot is Nladelaine. It is destined, it is said, to take the place of the Kral, which was several month, .rationed at the head of the harbour. The English frigate, the Sea Horse, of 38 guns, and 24i men, commanded by Captain Courtenay Boyle, en t: red the Read of Naples on the 24th of January ; the Captain, after having given to the Officer of Health dispatches for the Englisli Minister and the Court. went on board the Excellent, of 74 guns, at anchor at the head of the harbour. He had a con ference for two hours with the commander of that ship, and afterwards returned to his frigate, which sill remains within sight of land, and crui.ing at the entrance of the harbour. The following is the report of the English Captain of the frigate : The English frigates the Aar re and the Sem-ilorse had been ordered to observe the move ments in the port of Toulon. On the 16th of Ja nuary, the French squadron came out, consisting of 11 or 12 sail of the line, a number of frigates, and some light vessels. The See-Hoar made sail to give information to Admiral Nelson. and was vigorously pursued by some French ships, but escaped through favour of the night. Twenty-four hours after the French squadron came out of the harbour. Captain Courtenay Boyle had come up with Admiral Nelson, who immediately bore away for the Coast of Sicily, with 11 or 12 ships. The English squadron was on the western side of that island, opposite Trapiai, and near the island called II Maritimo, when, on the 24th of January, Captain Courtenay Boyle was detached to carry dispatches to Naples, and remain to make observations at the bead of the Gulf. It is said, that he asserted, that one or other of the two kingdoms was menaced by the French squa dron- and, in effeel, for the last twenty-four hours, every place has resounded with military preparations for the defence of the Gulf, though it has a thou sand times been acknowledged, that it will be abso lutely uncle'ensible on all the points of the coast.— Scarcely had the Queen received the dispatches brought by the EngLsh frigate, when she ordered Isl. de Dames to take all possible means to prevent the French troops from landing and seizing on the city.* The English have at Malta the following regi ments—the 20th, of 800 men ; 27th, of 1100; 3.5 th, of 1900 ; the regiment of Watteville, of 800, commanded by Swiss Officers ; the British Chas seurs, 500; the Colcnel of this regiment is the British General Ramsay ; the Lieutenant-Colonel is named Fortier ; he is a Frenchman, :is are all the other Officers of this corps ; the Corsican Chasseurs, between 5 and 600, among whom are a great num ber of Sicilian soldiers, who are mad.: to go under the name of Corsicans; the regiment of Dillon, which is forming, and which has not yet more than 60 men ; the regiment of Scemenberg, which like wise is beginning to be formed, having nearly 1000 artillerymen ; and, lastly, two regiments of Maltese, each of 750 men. There is in the island a consi derable quantity of core, &c. sufficient for the sup ply of a numerous garrison during several years. The last convoy from the Black Sea consisted of about 35 vessels. Meat is scarce, because Sicily, which has hitherto furnished a great deal, at present offers only moierate resources; beasts are purchased on the coast of Africa. There were, on the Ist of January, more than 80 ships, all well Spanish, as Imperial, Bagusan. Danish, and, in fi ne, all neutral flags. The French and Spanish prisoners are confined on board the where they are very ill-treated. no credit to thi4 iltplivt.ce. It would be o.eve, teat a Fll.lOll army sng Ist the flea within five day. march rd ch.. Gin.tul, the ;Lute expeuitemt irtitlel be iuturred, to laud tied city. alartari fi• it • e -~- dune, where too aboard t. It-Lo polaos Mammy, .‘DOWIt of a matii .ol.t to ,Ittot Wll NArAL INTZLLIGENCE DEAL, MARCH 9. Sailed through the Downs, the Atkrnton privateer, to the Westwatd ; Quebec, Bayley ; and the Aua, Boyd, for Quebec.—Wind N.h. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 9. Sailed the Yornnp Phenols, Captain Dewall, for Jersey.—Wind N.E. FROM LLOYDS LIST. Gll•VILS11111), MARCH 6.—Pasbed by the Caroline (a prize), fmrn the Harannah ; .firro Friend; M.Neile, from Charleston; Little Be., Gray, from St. Michael's; Nile, Fisher, from Su rinam ; Pearl, Amey, from Leghorn; and the Argo, Kempton, from Waterford. Sailed the Ann, Scott, for the East Indies ; AtllBl2oll, Christhill; for NewfoundMrid ; Mars , Paynter, for Waterford; aid Maria Klirabeth,Wyndennan, Mary, Tonningen. A 111 , 11VeD. At Sligo—The Pandora, Long, from Wilmington. At Guernge—The Bon Conceit, from Oporto. At nott,olam—The Willilm , liunt, from Charle,tain ; aml Fain', Nichulion, bom B.iltimore. FROM SATURDAT NIGHT'S GAZETTE. eleven, and April 20, at 4ie, at the house of Mr. White, the Angel Inn, in Reocling. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Vine., Reading, Berks, and Minn. Jenkins, James, and Co. New Inn, London. Michael M l Garry, Commes-court,Upper Eau Smithfield, in the county of Weldlmam, victualler, dealer and eh•pm.iii, to surrender Match 12, 23, and April In, at eleven, at Gould hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gill, No. 14, Sherburne-lane, Lombard-street Thomas Law, of Lancaster, in county of Lancaster, but late of the bland of Barbadoes, iii the West Indic., merchant, to surrender March 22, at four, 23, at eleven, and April 20, at four, at the house of John Pritt, the King's Arms, in Lan caster. Attorneys, Messrs. Mason, Wilson, and Jenkinson, in Lancaster. John Jenkins, of thorhomrow, near Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, common brewer, dealer, and chapman, to surrender March 21, and April 10 and 20, at three, at the house of Mr. John Vernon, the Spread Eagle Inn, in Man chester. Attorneys, Mr. Clough, its Manchester; and Mr. Edge, Inner Temple, London. Thomas Driver, late of Burnley, in the county of Lancaster, grocer, to surrender M,,ch 19, 20, and April 20, at tell, at the house of Mr. John Scott, the White Horse Inn, within Preston. Attorneys, Messrs. Barrette, No. 9, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London ; and Mr. Mahler, of Preston. George Lott Phillips, of Hammersmith, in the county of Middle.ex, merchant, dealer, and chaprnen, to surrender March 16, at twelve, 50, end April 20, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Scott, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. Richard Clare, of Midhurst, in the county of Sussex, money scrivener, to surrender Mulch 16, 26, and April 20, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Broad, Union-street, Southwark Thomas Sanders, of Teoting, Surrey, tallew-chandler, dealer and chapman, to surrender March 16, at twelve, 30, and April 20, at eleven, at Gutklhall, London. Attorney, Mr. James Benton, Swan yard, Blackman-street, Borough. DIVIDENDS. April 6. James Willes and Charles Hobbs, of Whitechapel road, in the county of Middlesex, distillers, at ten, at Guild hall, London. April 13. John Nodin, formerly of Leadenhall-street, after wards of Mark.lane but now of Water-l ane , Th ames - street , in the city of L ondon, broker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 23 William Fry, late of the city of Bristol, distiller, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. April 4. Davidlenkins, of Solve, in the county of Pembroke, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern ' Cern-street, Bristol. April 3. Franca Robbins, of Deretend, in the parish of Aston, near Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Digbeth, Birmingham. April 10. Jamas Aahwcll, Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, thimble-maker, at eleven, at Styles's Hotel, in Birmingham. April 1. John Hanicastle of [nottingley, in the cou n ty o f York, mercer, grocer , a nd hardwareman dealer and chap man, at eleven, at the hous e o f M r . Robert Crowder, the Strafford% Inn, in Wakefield, in the said county. April 2 Richard Lawrence, of New Windsor, in the county of Berke, bricklayer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild hall, London. April 10. Charles Beggs, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan• caster, merchant, late of the city of Dublin, ninney-scriv• este , at one, at Foreshaw's, the Glebe Tavern, John.street, Liverpoi I. Apnl 12. Peter Nevill, of Bolton le-Moors, in the county of Lancaster ' muslin-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Neer head Inn, in Bolton le-Moors. March 33. Job's Wilkinson, of New Bond.street, in the counts of Middlesex ' banker, at ten, at Guildhall, L on d on. March 30. William battlers, of New Bond-street, in the con.rts of Middlesex, banker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. rlprill 9. William Youughusband, of Colchester, in the county of Fersex, linen draper, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—ssMa *cm 30. Samuel Pearce, late of Crown-court, Crown-street„ Westmin ster, *metier. Jeremiah Winder, of Charley, in the county of Lancaster, timber merchant, dealer and chapman. Fanny Simpson, of Preston, or the county of Lancaster, milliner. William Pagett the younger, late of the parish of Womborn, in thecourity of Stafford, miller, dealer, and clietinian. James Wilkinson, ate of Leeds, in the county of York, dyer, dealei, and chapman John /Jean:nom, of Dorset street, Spitalfieldr, in the county of Middlesex, cahanet-maker. William Pac!”.r, of Chamber -street, Goodman's-fields, in the county of Middlesex, tailor, dealer and chairman. COURSE UP EXCHAP Animations St 10 SU. Llitto at Sight 3ll 2 Rotterdam c. f It 4 U. Hamlntrgh 35 8 till Algona 35 9 21U. PAII4 thew 2 1N... MI Bourdeaux .16 3 Cadsa Dun al effect. Madrid .... 14 in paver Ditto 3Bl effect. Bilboa Leeson' 49t Naples Dublin on London I March Belfast on Landoll ..((Mar ch Belfast on Dulgitrtllarcit 1. .11‘0011L. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor-Oficee. March 9, 1805. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—.Erasnius Goodwin, Esq. late Captain in the Regiment, to be Paymaster, rice Lea tham, who re:igns. 19th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant-Colonel Ro bert Rollo Gillespie, from the 20th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir Robert Wilson, who exchanges. 20th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Robert Thomas Wilson Knt. foam the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Ce: looel, vice Gillespie, who exchanges. let Regiment of foot Guards—Thomas Brooke, Gent, top e Ensign, by purchase, vice Wilkinson, promoted. 14th Regiment of Foot—Captain Nathaniel Burslem to be Major, without purchase, vice Hiitham, deceased. Gist Ditteßrevet Lieutenant Colonel J. Stratford Saunders to be Lieutmaut-Colonel, without purchase. Coo.osiosiota in the Rosal Third Lincoln Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutroatot. . . _ . Richard Brackenbury, Esq. to be Lieutenant•Culonel i dated February 11, 1605. GARRISON. NiajoreGiutairal Charles William EstetoleLieotenant Governor of Car:i.le, vice Ratnaden, deccased. Consimissimis Sis she Royal Ella L 011404 Regiment of Ai ilitia, s:iied by His Majesty's Cossississiobees Lisestenissitcy _toe the ( its cy LoiedNi. To lie Lieutenants—Ensign James D..latiey, vice Buckley, resigned ; dated January 25, 1110 t. Ensign W. R. Taylor, vice Thomas., resigned; dated Feb-uary 25, 18.15 Tki be Ensigns--Ileory Warminguni, gent. vice Fenster, re. signed; dated Jane. 2S, I SOS. 01/11,1 Flowerdew, Gent. vice P...vve promoted; dated January 24, 180 5 . G eorge Sweat.. Gent. vice Delaney, promoted , dated January 23, 1805. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED I farldm ti and John Matthew. Joslin, of Great Cog (Mull, in the Cut,•lty of Essex, worsted manufacturers, gru a„ and chandlers, November 1, 1804 Andrew . fhont ovon, John Hattkosman, William B des, Wil liam Jon Robe 1 Lhotnpson, and John II tzidnra•, at Ilamp• lust's Load, in t h e Gninty ..fSa.op, and Blnui cham; in the Connly of Warwick , at a walehouse in What( ..t.ret, known by tth. name 01 the Hami.ton's•Load Iron IVarehuur•, Decent ber.Sl, 18C4. H Harill;4 and S Cattle, of No. 11, Upper RAhbori. place, Oxkil.Strei.t, g seal makers, .lc. last .lichaelnna Quarter, 11104. rhontas P,..ke and Samuel Kelly, in the business of mer. chants, in the city 01 Bristol, Feb 28, 1804. Messrs. S: kAlerton, and Sibley, of Barthohnnew-clows„ Limnton, vi.irking insiths, March 7, 105 Thomas AtiPant and John Lindell, of Crook street, Soda, in the county of Middlesex, house•pamters, Jan. 1, 1805. John Bradley, Kdiudild Darby, and Joh■ Burlingham, of Worcester and Ere.diam, wholesale and retail dealers in bar iron, March 5, tsr 5. Ilawkins Idling and Benjamin Run, of Casile•strert, Bristol, brush and bellows•makrrs, February vs, 1805 Meshach Britian and Edward Pull, of Bristol, comers, Fe bruiry 19, 1803. . . Peter Plumptoit artrlTllollll4 Piiimpton, bath of Harwich, in the county of Lancaster, joinery and cabinet-salotts.Jano 16, 1604. Leonard Barnard, 'lltomas Cornford, and William Mambo fOll, of the Old Jewry, letidon, linen merchants, March b. Thomas Entaisle. Wihent Green:ll„ John Gating', Jona than Pentl'chum, and John Ritchie, at Bolton -10-Ninurs, 'tithe county of I Asteaster, mualin naantlegurers, Marelt Joseph MAN! awl William Hooper, of 9, Aldermanthor, wholesale hostas, March 6, 161).9. . . Eliubeth 14,64 and Christian GI übuseh. of Patton-.quirt, in the parish of St. Jarneee, in the county of bltildieiex, talon, Feb 24,1803 MEETINGS or CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, to MOO new. M. 11. I leury elwak, R ichrnosul, Surrey, linen draper . 310 Lase Valvry, late of Artillery-place, Middlesex, mer chair, . . . . John Coxeter, late of Witney, Oxford, and of Newbury, Berkshire ' blanket-manufacturer Richard Jaek.oir, Shoe-lane, Fleet street, London, smith . . . Thomas Barlett, Kennington-green, Surrey, stock broker . . . . Benjamin Dewdney the eld..r, Linkfield-street, Reigate, Surrey, horse-dealer . . . Samuel Purle, late of Drury-lane, Middlesex, victualler James Vandrant, Brewe r S tr ee t, near Gullies-square, Middlesex, printer . John Oaks., Union street, New Bond.street, Middlesex, coal-mercharit . . . Thomas Shaw, Chelmsford, Essex, china and earthen warentan 1 10 DIVIDENDS. William Pink, commonly caned sod known b) the name of Williata Field, and John Birch, I-hada-s -weet, Grosve ~,,, -moue, Woes . . Johil Agnew, James Strange, Jam,. Deehrood, and Jahn reacnest, Grosvenor square, bankers . CERTIFICATIIS. Timothy Virtue, late of HlOltneramith, carpenter . John New►old, of Manchester, dealer. el WACO Sande'', of 'ury. Oxf.rdallire, watchmake►. 1 10 BANKRUPTS John Parson and Jasne • Garlnn; of Clement's-lane, Lon. bard-street, in the city of London, and of Saville-place, Lam beth, in the county of Surrey, hop-merchants, brewers, and seedsmen, to surrender March lir, at one, 43, and April 20, at ten, at Guiklhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Wright and Chancery-lane, London. John Hawthorne, the younger, of Wirksworth, in the county of Derby, linen-draper, dealer and chapatan, to surrender Slarrh 23, at ten, and April 10, 20, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester, in the county of Lancart,r. At torney, Mr. Clueeh, Manchester; and Mr. Edge, Inner Tem ple, London. John Nutter, of Illacktnan-street, in the Borough of South wark, in the county of Surrey, eheesemonger, dealer and eltapman, to surrender March 23, Xi, and April 20, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Russell, Lant-struet, Southwark. Michel Green and Henry Collins Gown, of Oxford-rtreet, in the county of MNldlwes , pocketebook and trunk-maims, dealers and chapmen, to surrender March 2S, 30, and April 20, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Allingham, St. John's-square. Thomas Geary, of Austin Friars, In the city of London, monitant, insurance broker, dealer sod chapman, to surrender March 23, at ten, 3,, at one, and April 20, at trn, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billitei-sqoare, Fen church-street, London. Edward Dare , of Lanalieth, in ell! county of Surrey, brew'', dealer and Chapman, M ipirrentlar Match VI, 30, and Apnl t •, at , loven, at Guddhall„ London. Mtorney, Mr. Lig, Mailings Gardoss, London: \Vlll..an. Maitland, law of Chancen•ltne, in the county of Middlesex, linen draper, taftor, deals. and ehapinan, to sur render March 12,19, and Apr.l 10, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon. don. Attorneys, Messrs. Pringle and Waahrough, Greville. Street, Hatton Garden John R us', of °mat Waltham, in the county of F...sex, oliPer, dealer and ehapman, to surrender March to, 16, and April 20, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney., Mr. Btu, Hatton Garden, London a.id Mr. John Copland, Cheltnef. M. Simonds Woodcock Boyce, of Great Yarmouth, in the money of Norfolk, merchant, to surrender %Mil 28, at four, 29, at ten, ..,d kinl'ln, at four, at the home of William Snow, the Cranes, In Great Yarmouth. Attorney., Mr. RiThattiGeldard, of Gray's Inn, London; and Mr Thomas Clown, at Great Yarmouth. John Crosbie, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, master and mariner, t• surrender March 14, and April t 5, and 20, at one ' at the Glebe Tavern, J.ihn-stre,t, Liverpori!. Attorneys, Messrs. Stantstreet and Eden 4r,. 6, Leigh-street, Liverpool; and Mr. Thomas Windlic ll•rt!ett's. building" Holborn, bind m. John.4outhan, theyounger, of the city of Wtprcrst , 'r, hop and cyder men-hoot, dealer and ehapman, ,urreitd,r 'jfarrh 2s, 2s, a.d April 20, at eleven, at the home of Wdh.m Fieldbenve i , the Croon ins/ W:ocester. Aitr.ey% becks, Beeases-build no. Ch ancery-lute, London , and Mr. Jo!in Allen, Sedba.y, Wenn incr. John Roder, late of Reading, in the County of Berk', hotter, altaJer and Oilman, to nonender Mardi 21, 2b, at PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATVELDAK.- 9 per Cent. Commis NII 5 per Cent. Navy 5 per Cent. Loyalty, April 1 01 Intperi.il 3 per Cent 57 Ditto Ann ll4 9 I I t.n..itiin Intim ponds .. .. .... M. Ss. dis. Exchequer Silt. Erg. Lottery Tickets Consols fur...... 56 44 T. SISH, Stork-broker, No. 4, Conthill, and No. 9, Charing-ans. ' M arth S.). ch S.) . .. . .59 PRICE OF IL Gnr. Deb. 4 per Cant. f I Ditto 5 per Cent. (Mari Royal Cowl Stock.... Roydatool Loan, 6p. ,ISH STOCKS emit. 83 MC Fa i 1211 V, MA me■ S. Genoa Venice Lisboa 6O Oporto 6oi Diegos II I. p. d Sr tlOlO Portugal Gobi lo Coin and Bars per oa 4 0 0 Doublonns . 0 0 0 New Dollars silver in Bars Now Lours each Akio On the Bank of Ifurand 5 per Cent. 4.) .91410 1.) it dap. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A FEW LOTS OF HO SIERY, AND VARIOUS EFFECTS. by Mr. PRICEETT, On the Premises, No. 2, London-wall, TO-MORROW, at Eleven &Clock, AB°ll.l. One numbed Lots of genuine 110USF. - HOLD FURNITURE, part tho Property of Mr. John Lodge, Builder, a Bankrupt, and Part the Property of a Gentleman (dece as ed) ; comprising Bedsteads, Feather-bids and Redding, Morino Window-curtains, Mahogany Furniture in Drawers, Chairs Tables, Secretary and Bookcase, Sets of Japanned Elbow Chairs, a few Lots of Hosiery and Drapery, Sundry Pieces of Deal Framing, Old Iron, a capital Copp,: with Lead Curb, a Sink and Cistern, with rari.rut Effects. To be viewed till the time of Sale. Catalogues to be had on the Premises ; surfeit Mr. Trickett, upholder aqd auetterseer, 122, tildersgste•street. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE and EXTENSIVE PREMISES, most eliri tly situated, heing No 2, the West Side of LONDON-WALL, with in este door of Wood • Are et. By Mr. PRICKETT, By Order of the Assignors of John Lodge, Bolder, a Bank rupt, on the Premisse, TO-MORROW, at T wake u'Clock. 1 1 HE PREMISES have recently been nearly A Rebuilt 111 the most substantial manner, and (lieu a .large plot of ground, 70 fret deep be TY feet wide ;more or Ices), are fitted up in a weaker stile or neatness, replete % tli every convenience, arid fit for the immediate reception of a Wholesale Warehouseman, Dealer, or Manufacturer, requir ing extent of premises, and comprise, on the grown, den , a spacious Douhle B , w-fronted Shop or Warehouse, EnuLtinr house, and Parlour, a distinct entrance to Dwetling-beau., with a communication to Warehouse, Yard, and Back It ; Three Rooms on the First and Second Floor, each, two of which are conveniently fitted up as kitchens, with cistern , coppers, and water laid on ; five cheerful B , ,l•chamhers, ou tie third Mary ; large Drying Leads, Re. and extensive Cellaring, partly arched. Are held for an unexpired term of GO years, from Christmas-day last, at the very low dear yearly rent 301. per annum. The fixtures, which are all new, are mrhe doled to the house. May be viewed. Particulate any be had on the Pr.'iniin ; of Mr. Thonua ()ratan', whetter, 15., Hattun.ganicn and ui Mr. Pricketi, 123, Alderyta♦cuwt. Ala about Fifty Lou of Geeleine Itletwebold Furniture, Ca talogues(); which talky be bed ea the Premises. PRINTS. By Mr. RICHARDSON, By ()Met of the Executors, at his house, No. 31, in the Strand, on SA lUR DAY, March 16, and the Tordire full "ring Evenings, at Six o'Clock (Sundays excepted ~ ' Exteasive and Valuable Colledion of MIS -1 Koliti PRINTS of Mr ROBERT GRAVE, ',Mei) , deceased; Comiwising the Choicest Works of the best ancient and nrocleror Masters, including the hitest Impressions of the Work. of Albert purer, Golkius, Saeniadam, Ruben., Voids ck, Jordan, Barto4oui, Hogarth, capital Proofs by ‘Vuollett, dec. Fine Portraits by (Egidos Sadder, Sm derho•if, and Corn. Visslicer ; a capital Work of Rembranat, collected be the late Monsieur Calonne, almost the entio: Works of Callot ; a superb Collection of Portraits and Histori cal Prints, by John Smith, consigned from the C.intinent since the Revolution ; the Wieks of George Vertue, from the Port land !Museum ; soil Wortedges Works, from the Collection of Ingram Foiter, Esq. with a numerous amemblage of Sr, - men, of different Artists. Also, Books or Prints, and the whole formed with great care and attention the last thirty years. . . Tu be vie4t4l Thursday and Friday, previous to the See Catalogues may be had in a few days, price Is. with a P of Mr. Grave; price 31. of Mr. Richardson, No. St, Strand. PEMBROK ESHIRE. Valuable and Impromohle - ---- linsehold -"— Erititn a mill Royalties, Manor, Fishery, Perpetual Ailvoween, are. By PETICK CUXC, R KELL, and FUSTEIR, At Garrawaes, nn FRIDAY, March 26, at Twelve, AVEltYvaluAble and ionproveable FREEI-101.D ESTATE, containing 1200 acres of Laud, ler tpri tenants ..t will, called tirrat Trefgatii,btill a Parish sod Lue4triip Its.• situate in a delightful part of the county of Pembroke, absurd. ing in Game, Mee miles on the turnpike rood from Haverfoul west, and ten miles from Fisgard consisting of sundry g retest., orchards, barmen, court lodges, barns, stables, closes, pier, and parcels of rich and fertile arable, meadow, and woolVanu. acres of which are oak timber, highly ornamental as well . • 'liable, anti with unincloeed steep-walks; the whole in • •i fence: together with the next Pr,sentation and Perpeti „, i Adrowson of the Living of Great Trefgarn, and all the Roya-- ties, Manorial Rights, in Court Lem, Count Baron, Jtc. with an extern of Fiihery RI near two miles of the %Vest Ktd.ly, th. t skirt:the Estate, k favourable stream for eels, trout, and sal mon : there is good stone on the Estate for Andel:rig, and a gent ma:l may be erected at very little 'anent*. This property is well worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman who mar wish or Invest his money in land, in a part of the count', wh• re the value of land is daily rising, as in that part o! Smith Wales. May be viewed any time till the Sale, on application to Mr. Peter Axton, Belmont, near Haverfordwelt, of whom panicu ars may be had one month preceding ; also of Messrs. Shaw, Docker, Yates, and Hodson, Manchester; John Chamberlain, Esq. Chester; the Bush lan, Bristol; the Castle, and the Mariner, flavelfurdwest; the White Hart, Harberth ; at the Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Peter Cuxe, Burrell, and Folders Thrugatorton-strest ; whoa a Plano, the Estate may he semi 1.. 1 .0:1X)N ....IPtintsd by GEORtiE DAVIDSON, No• 3.. Wvch street, St. Clement's, and publtshed by .10.51 1 11% RYDEN, at the • Ace, No. 15, Rack of St. Clameml ., Church, Strand, ah re (Mew our the Pape', As. ( issst-pasa will be duly attendee se • BIRTHS. At DrumiAin, to. Louth, the Lady of Henry Brabaron, Esq. of a son and heir. At Belmont, near Waterford, the Lady of IVitliam New• port, of a daughter. Lately, at Knutstird, in the county °Pelle:ter, the Lady r the Hon. William Mena,,,,, of a son. • L • MARRIAGES. • ' Lately, at Dawlisly Devon, the Rev. C. Robinsnd, !moor 't son of Sir George Robinson, Bars of Qantas!, Nerthaiop• tonshire, to Ka Charlotte Penoyinan, of Rife Cott.i t . Devon, daughter of Sir James Pennyroau, Batt. of Orin..; Cleveland. On Saturday last, Mr. Richards, of ClLutceryline, citor, to Miss King, of Highgate. DEATHS. At his Chambers in Bishopsgate.strect, Anthony Steventoo, Esq. Attorney at Law, aged 5.5. Yesterday, is reweamle-strect, Strand, the wife of Mr, Johnston, an eminent sword cutler. Lately, at his horse, at Wavertree, Lancashire, aged 7s, Robe.t Richmond, Esq. Tuesday, at Littlebourn Court, Kent, Thomas May, F.l most sincerely regretted by all who had the pleasure or 6.lcquaititance. On the 7th instant, in Manchester-square, Miss Lehr—, Lee, sixth daughter of Richard Lee, Esq. Banker, Lunn,. :. street. On Tuesday last, in her 63.1 'tear, Mrs. Hopkins, Mr. R.I. Hopkins. of Coaclnatters' Hall -- HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON Morn. 21 min. after 7.—. Even. 56 min. au SALES liY AUCTION. TO COACII-MAKERS, STABLE-KEEPERS, AND ()TM...RS By D. SADLER., At his Repreatory, Goswell-street, near Smithfield, 1 . 0- MORROW, at Twelve o'Clock, precisely, FIVE CHARIOTS, a Coach, Tan Chaise., a Post-Chaise, a Phaeton, Two Carts, and a capital Four. Horse Harness. A Grey Gig Home, fast Trotter A IL I A : Gelding, 15 Hands high, +wady in Harness. A Brown Ge.rt. ing, capital Charger, fast Walker and Galloper. A Runs., Galloway, steady to ride and quiet in Harness. A Das Geld. ing, fast Walker A Black Galloway, fast in all his Paces. Four useful Boner Cart Horses, and upwards of Sixty Nurses of various Descriptions, consisting of good Hackneys, Ma. chine's, Poet Horses, rkc- To be viewed the Morning of Sale. 2 10 2 10 2 In 2 11 1 11