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- NJP,AL lATELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 23. Nothing arrived or sailed this d ty ; only titre.: of the trrirpottsi which sailed vest..rday, under convoy of the 7 i is,nph avd Leila, that were rdered to return to Spithead, have yet. arrived.—Wind L•'. DEAL. MAY 23. Came down from Sheerness, his fvfajesty's ship Csmltelrnt, and remains in the Downs, with the Afonarch, threcht, and Diomede men of war ; Alert and L'Uoile sloops of war ; Zebra, Volcano, Dever twits, Yes:mitts, and Discovery bombs ; and several gan.brigs. The brig Attire, of Sunderland, Tho mas Wihon, after deliver ing her cargo of coals, is comely wrecked on Deal Beach. LA IV. COURT 01 1. KING'S BENCtL. NVLSTMINiT6It, MAT 24. THE ICING v. 0•01... E• ESQ. The Defendant in t'.is care, wh,l was an Officer In the impress service, was convi..:l"d at the last as sizes for Oorsetshire, of an assatta upon a person of the name of Browne, and was brought up this day for judgment. The Prosecution was carried on by the Corpora tion of Poole ; and it appeared that Browne, who was a civil officer, went, by virtue of a writ, to ar rest a young man of nineteen years of age, who was in the custody of the Defendant, having been impressed by him. On the arrival of Browne, the Defendant contrived to get him between two doors ; where he threatened to cut off his new, and thrust six inches of his sword into his guts ; in the mean time, the young man made his c:cifie cut of a win dow. In mitigation of punishment, the affidavit of the Defendant stated, that he by no means meant to violate the law in the part lie had taken, but he had been frequently imposed upon by false writs, and false warrants, by which he had lost several men ; end conceiving this also was intended to be an im position upon him, he had pursued such measures as he thought would prevent the arrest. The Court ordered him to be committed, and brought up again on the last day of term. ARTICLES OF THE PEACE. Cecinas Battey, Esq. exhibited articles of the peace against Lord Reay ; from which it appeared, that the latter was a near relative of the Complain ant, a respedtable merchant, in the City. Lord Reay had frequently declared, that he would beat, assault, and otherwise abuse the Complainant; and one day, as he was walking down Bond -street, his Larchhip came up to him, and shook his cane over his head, threatening, at the same time, to heat him ; at another time, he met him at the Opera- house, when he repeated the like threats ; and, some short time after, when he was in company with a hrge party of Nobility and Gentry, at Mr. Dupre's, in f)cvonshire-street, Hanover.square, while he was playing cards, Lord Reay came in, and looked at him with a very menacing aspea ; and, when cards were over, he followed him from room to room, and, in the sequel, violently assaulted hint by a blow in the nose ; which so much exasperated the Complainant, that he struck Lord Reay with his stick, and he advanced to return the blow, when they were pre vented by the company present. He was, therefore, afraid the said I .ord Reay intended him some griev ous bodily harm. He then swore, in the usual form, that it was net through any malicious view that he had exhibit ed those articles, but to prevent Lord Reay from in juring his person. HABEAS CORMS. Mr. Ds At SI ER E moved for a writ of Mites Cor-, Hsu, to bring the bodies of Eliza Bland Smith, and Anna Maria Smith, infants, respedively of the ages of eleven and seven years, before the Court, in or der that they might be delivered over to the custody of their father, on whose behalf the application was made, and who was their proper guardian. He stated, that Mrs. Anne Smith, the mother of the children in question, having been very extrava hant, a separation took place between her and her usband, upon which he allowed her 2001. per an num. At that time, the children, along with their brother, were at school ; and, while he was absent in Guernsey, the mother obtained possession of the two girls, and carried them to America, without his knowledge or consent. She brought them back again —and, according as he sought them in one place, she removed them to another : he at last found them out at Uxbridge; but she immediately took them from thence ; and, though he has repeatedly applied to have them, she as constantly refused to give them up. He further stated, that the lady lived at present at a very considerable expence. She kept a handsome carriage, and had lodgings at five guineas a week ; it was not, therefore, to be sup lused she could, out of the income which he al owed her, do all this, and give his daughters that education which they were entitled to. Lord Ettrmattsenrcit—g. Mr. Dampiere, we can only grant you a liaLeas Corpus to bring them into Court. We cannot at once deliver them over to the custody of durfather. Take your ran.) shew cause." COMMON PLEAS. elms ot nuaussmaitay v. BULLEPI. This was an aftion of trespass, instituted against the Defendant, for pulling down some railing at the Duke's demesne, at Richmond, for the purpose of trying the right of the inhabitants to pass through a part of it next the River Thames. Serjeant SNIPIIERD, on a former day, obtained a Rule to shew cause why so much of the plea put in b• the Defendant, as related to the Royal Grant, shoal not be traversed ? Serjear.t BEST, for the Defendant, appeared to thew cause ; and, after stating the different pro ceedings which 4ad been taken, and chit the aftion had been instituted without any intention of taking an advantage on either side, urged his right to this plea, and further statod, that no damage bad been done in committing the trespass, but merely one rail was taken away, to give a cause of aftion. The Court *ere of opinion that the plea was 4 • • 11**Iva adjusted between the pat '. usipAp ire tried the nest ' - • ' - • ;••• ▪ ' [l** l ropK SPRING MEETING. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2t. Mr Wentivorth'i c. Flippolook, by Beningboiligh, out of Nfo'fly, heat Sir K. Mai I'. b. c. Mariner. b; Preci pitate, out of D..opk, 200 g. rich, W•t. each --2 2 And 3 to 1 on flip poll us. Mr. Acrerri h. f Miss Well.ani, he Set.yetnu, out of NE,.. Cugdyn, MI% b. f. by ti..hontl, out of St. AIIII, each, for lOOgi, vach, b• ft des. '2 to 1 on Miss ‘Velham. - - Mr. Rob.nson's e. by Overton, not of Fanny, by Wen.el, brat Mr 1 , 141t0n',.c. by Star, dawn by each —the M.le Kai, slogs. h. ft. 6 and 7 to 4 Against Mr. Robinson's c. Mr. Darley's gr g. 1.1. by rallafux, fist paid forfeit to Mr. br. h. Black Strap, by Volunteer, SA. 411, -2 Maio . , for 2001; , .. each, h f. Mr. Beira bay filly, by Abba Thuile, beat Mr Nutbrown', bay filly, by Brough, let. i Ib. each, 50gs. each —4 We, 3 to I on Mr. Bell's bay fiily. ----•-- • -- • - • • Mr. Mamstead's bay (214. 1 lit. beat Mr. Arm►uon`'s bay horse, 12st 50p. half lisrfeit.—.—Last Mile. Sir R. IViitit's buy colt, Mariner, by Precipitate, out of agst. Mr. VV'entworth's ch e. f lippolitus s by iiiiiiiif.srough, 2aOr each, h ft Ct. each.—Twe CORN.EXCHANGE, FIMAY, MAT 21. The supply of Wheat here is considerable, with a few arrivals from Dantzic, and the proportion of Foie, in general, being small, causes samples of prime quality to reach an advance in price. Barley and Malt are dull sale at small difference. Deans, of each curt, and Grey Peas, are dearer, but few here. There is a tolerably I OXI supply of Oats, and from the late demand they are also dearer. Flour at small fluctuation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat.. ...... .384. 74.. 955. Beans r. Filar do. 965. 100 s 04. I Tick Beans 455 0 . Rye... 48s. 525 OA. Oats 235. 27. 30. 04. Barks .35: 405 OA. Palate's. ..... ...31.. 32. 04 ...... —.66.. 72.. Od. I Rape 5eed...... COI. 001... Re. Whtte PC2S 425. 48. Od. Fins Flour .... 754. Geer Peas 40s. 451. Od. Seconds 63 , 754.1 m . PRICE OF STOCK!, YESTERDAY. Bank Stock , .1911 179 ' . . 3 per Cent Reduced . 3 per Cent. Couloir 4 per Celt 5 per Cent. y Nav • • •99:1 5 per Cent Loyalty 9711 Long Annuities l6l II 16 Irnpetial 3 yet Cents s6ii Omnium 313 _ _ _ --- India Stoek id 2 Ditto RV ds la. tb. di. English Lottery Tickets Consuls for 391 T. BIM, Stack Braker, No. 4, Caennill, and 9. Charing OMB. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Mar Hi Gov. Deb. 5 per Cent Ditto Stork, ,t 5 per Cent 89 Grand Canal Loan, 6 per Cent ....9E COURSE OF EXCHA Amster.lara .... 38 3 U. Mit,. at Sight .. 37 7 NGE, rumor, MAY 24. Genoa sib Venice S94 Lisbon in} Oporto 6l Dublin 12 Rotterdam 11.amboggh 95 8 '2lll. .81tona PAM I day's date 25 16 4 2U. B.unkmax .s6 5 untwist. I. y a Portugal Gold in Coin and Bars per os 4 0 0 Douly:oons 0 0 0 New Do lays Silver in Rats 0 0 0 New Louis each Agin so the Bank ne lio:!arirt 5 per Cent (Mx,' 15 ) 101211 Ly 15) 6 it to) .. .5; { lSl diva. Ct. .• • •••• •• • • in paper Duo &I effect Malrid .• • • in PIPE' , Ditto :ln effect. Ililbw Leithoin 5O Naples Dublin on London" ( flelf&st on 1.0n,10n (Mal &Km on Dublin ( Diu( MARRIAGLS. Lately ' at F-attrv, by the Rev. William Toornsy, Richard Hinted, Esq. jun. of Csnterhury, Miss Sarah Bkorrave, youngest daughter of Rarae,t Tourney Hargrave, Lag of 'fatty. court, in Kent On Tuesday the 7th inst. at Clifton Church, by the Re.. Edward Wick, 11. D the Rev John Rose Hol len, Rector of Urnerster, r... 45:•%, to Mi..; Margaret Wheelie-, %oungert daugh ter ut the late Wiliam Wheeler, Esq of Cli:turr. DEATHS On the 18th hut at 111,Mhiil: in Staffordshire, in 'he year of his age, the Rev. If. Dickemiwiti, A M. of St. J dii,'s Cridege, Cambridge, and Curate of Church I.:Ann. Last week, at his Chambers ill the Ti.iinple, Julio Ilolt, Esq. MM.& at Law. _ _ Late's, at her home, in the Crescent, Mrs. Kitson, widow of Henry Kitson, F.K. late Alderman of Exi.t:n. HIGH WATER 'IHI4, I)AY AT iNI)ON-AstlDt.t. Mnfn. D 7 mm. after 11 —.Even. 2 mM. aR 12. SALES BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SOTlrr.isr, At their Dottie, No 10, in the Strand. oi.poire Citherlnts• Str...t !remove 1 from York street. Covent Garten 1, env TUESDAY, May 28, and Four following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, T HE LIBRARY of the late WILLI IM M BUTTER, M. D. Fellow of the Royal Culler- tit aod Member of th- Soenty of Falmburgh ; Author a ...era Medical Tracts; comprehending a very goad Collection in Medicine, Surgery, Chemistry, Fort Lit and Domestic Distal+, Voyages, Travels, Poetry, Classics, Relies Lidtres, Art 4 and Sciences. N. B In 01. Third Day's Sale will be sold, the Copyrights, ' together with the remaining Impressions of his s , ,vcral Works. To be • iewel ; nod Catslogths hail at the Place of Sate. ELEGANT AND VALOANLE 'STOCK UM 10004 S. By Mr. STS.WART, Oa the Prentiss; No. 200, Straw!, opposite St. Clement's Church, on WEDNESDAY, June 5, and following Days, at Twelve &Clock; by ontee of the Proprietor, Mr. GARDNER, Bunkseller, retiring from Busineas, on ac count of ill health, the whole to be sold without Restive; THE Valuable and extensive COLLECTION of BOOKS, in History, Antiquities, Biography, eke ski, Ant and S c ; ...mces, Poetry, &c. ; many of which Ate rare and carious, in elegant bindings. Descriptive CatakTues are now pemaring, ',Lich will he ready for delivery, and the Books Or Ire •iewili on the Pre mises, three Days preview: to the Sale, and Catalogues then had, in Piccadilly. On Wednesday, June 5, will be sold, at One o'clock, the valuable Freehold Estate of the Premises. Particularist( the ante May he had. K THE BORDER OF THE TAMER, DP.VON. By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve &Cluck, E (held on Two Lives) called COLLINGS HOUSF., beautifully situat ed on the border of the Tamer, in the Parish of Beer Ferris, ten miles from Plymouth, eight from Tavinock, and four from Saltash. Tlie . house commands a fine situation, and must de lightful picturesque view: over the Tamer, of the sea, and ad jacent country • with a drawing-room, dining, and breakfast rs padou ; six bed-rooms, and convenient offices • with a kitchen garden, orchards, several fruit trees, shrubb eries; ara. ble, pasture, and meadow land; containing togetber thirty six . 11-throe 9( churl% a7e now lett to Mr. Abraham W rlt6Fns, at dill. 10.. per annum. The remainder is in band, and early possession may be had. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Abraham Williams, on the spot ; and Particulars had, eight days previous loth, Sale, of the Printers of The Exeter Gazette and Slierborne Mercury; at the Hotel, Plymouth ; White Hart, Laencesinw ; at Gar ravers ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Iniod-rtreet, near the &o/al Ixdunge. SALES BY AI:C.110N. FREEIIOLD FARM, NEAR FARNFOROUGIII, Ro Mr. IS \lair, At Gal raway%:, on FRIDAY, the 1 lin of June, at Twelve o'Clock, A VA LU ABLE FREE! ESTATE,called HIGH ELMS FARM, in the parish of Dowse, frinr• teen mile, from London, connuainling prospetts near the h gli road to S. v , n Oak. and the •dtast of Farnbo rough, in the count, of Kent, coritaiiii ig 2:J7 ACtelluf A,abl.t, Pasture. and Wood Land, in good cultivation; lying it. 1.411C1. 60 ne end Aloe., with a ring fence, abounding with Game; with an exec lent Farm-house, two R iros, StaUtit•g. Granary, Cow-house, and Out buililinv, iu good repair, testis a Garden, Orchard, &c. lett on Lease en Mr. Solomon, at a low Ramos 1931. per annum, Land tax redeemed 'rho tmvant• will the. commodate the purchaser with possession of tba farm foe as equivalent. To be viewed, with lelve of the tenant, and particulars had tie days preceding the Sal', at the White Hart, Bromley; White Hart, God tone; Crown, Seven Oak.; Rull and George, Dar ford; George, Farnborough; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Smith, No. 64, BramLstreet, near the Royal Ea:- change. CAPITAL MANSION, PADDOCKS, AND PLEASURE GROUNDS, SHEEN, NEAR RICHMOND PARK. By Mr. SNIFF'', At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, the 28th of June, at Tirelee o'Clock, unless an acceptable offer is mat:_ in the mean time by Private Contrati , ASPACIOIN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, stated on a beautiful lawn, seven mile: from Hyde Perk Corner, at Sheen, in the County of Surrey, the late rod. derma and property of Charles Bowles, Esq. The mansion forms an excellent modern structure, suitable for a family of distinctmon, and contains lofty bed chatnbers, and dressing rooms, of grant proporitions; noble entrance hall, geometrical staircase, amid suite of principal apartments 15 feet high, with rich statuary marble ehlruney-pieces, ornamental ceding, and windows to the floors, indndint a ("riming room 30 feet by 10, drawing room 35 by t 4, music-room 2•2 feet square, library 24 by 15, and a rooming room 30 by tO, superbly finished ; com manding a variety of beautiful nros;seli, with attached and de tached offices of every description, cumpictely adapted to the mansion ; a paved court-yard, escellect stab:ing for 20 horses, standing for four carriages; farm yard, barn, granary, suitable out-buildings; productive kitchen-garden% walled, and stocked ith prime fruit trees, melon ground, feehore., specious al cove, grotto, hermitage, and delight& shrubbery walks, a cull b-th, medley, green and lint houses; elegant lawn grove, and plantations, disposed with infinite taste, and rich paddocks adjoinir g, containing altogether 20 acres, fermi mg one of the most elegant freehold properties near the Metropolis: To be viewed wit Wednesdays and Fridays, Ldwecn the hours of eleven and three, with Tickets, which may be had of Messrs. Bulock and Arnold, Bedford Row, and of Mr. Sm:tb, No. Cift, Broad -street, near the Royal Excbangee, Particulars may also he had, ten days previous to the Sale, of Messrs Bullock and Arnold, Bedford-row; and at Lloyd's and Garraway's Coffee-houses. SUPERIOR FINE FLAVOURED OLD PORT, RICA SHERRY, FAST INDIA MADEIRA, ANT) A FEW GALLONS OF OLD COGNIAC BRANDY, CHERRY DITTO, RUM, HOT.LANDS„ AND LIQUEURS. By Mews. ROBINS, At their Spciou: Rooms, Piazza, Covent cardmi, on MONDAY NEXT, at Twelve o'Cloek„ FIFTY DOZEN of superior fine flavoured Old Cruged PORT WINE, three years iu bottles; thine Amen of Put, three mouths in the bottle; thi:ty dos^a f I.nn.lon Particular East Ind:a Madeira; thirty dozen of tAd Sherry ; and about twenty canons of Oki Co:niac :)tardy, Rum, Doi:ands, Cl erry Brandy, and tick Red and White Liqueurs. The whole will be lotted to ;nit the convenience of privstc familles.—.Samples may be had (on paying for) prior la the Sale; and the Wine delivered will be warianted to aec 41 with the samples. EXCELLENT FORFFI TED PROPLRTY. By Messrs itt tpAnis, At their spaeions Rooms, P 11123. Covent-Carden, on TUES. DAY next, and following Da) s, at Twelve i‘ Capital Assemblage of UNREDEEVIED PLE;)GFs. v.n.isting of sever-i f.ne told watches by • the Rod niakeri, silver and meta! watches, 100 n ounces of ma. dent plate,diasnond rings, pins Inekets, gold chain+, seals AA v tritty of j eweler, guns and pistols, elegant lace and Veils, cambric% a quantity of MA% niu.lins, cotton, and therm:vs silk and cotton hoar, table and hed Mien, an assortment of aiNtring apparel, superfine clo•hs, bed furnitares, curtain*, beds, carpets, mahogany tildes, chairs, (MSC., and vancty of household furniture, pidures, and :irinu, and variaas other property. May be viewed I and Candoguos had at the Rooms. VERY NEAT FURNITURE AND EFFECII, NUM. STREET, SOllO, By McgankRUNINS, . . On the Premises, tin WEDMESUAY;at Twelve n'clnek, A lA. the very neat and genuine HOUSEI I()LD / - 1. FURNITURE, Wardrobe of fine Table and Bed li nen, and idherTffects of Mr. Vandervelde, at his house, NO. lat, Noel-street, Berwick-street, who is removing; tho furni ture, which is uearly new, comp-vies five very neat tent and fied bedateals, with handsome printed cotton furdittire,, prime goose beds aural good bedding, &inn,. card, and Pembroke labia s, carpets, clams, mahogany bureau, %%Tee s. of single charts of drawers, japanned chain, kitchen ranu sates, d:;. May be viewed on Tuesday, and morning of Sale; and Ca. talitues had in Covent-Gardesi. RENTISH TOWN.-.A REMARKABLY NEAT AND COMPLETE RESIDENCE, WITH ►ART OF 711 E. ELEGANT YUEN' rosta, norrilitts, am. By Mews. ROBINS, At their Sdrelotri Rixrnis, Puss, Covent garden, on MON DAY,I one .3,'at Twelve o'eki..k, AREMARKABLY NEAT RESIDENCE, fitted up with great taste, and fit for the inimedtato re ception of ■ small genteel faintly, ii:aira'sly situate, No. 1, liolturs-place, Ikelitish Town, cominandinw kaiitsful views back and front, and contains four very good bill.rnums, two eiegant drawing-rooms, and two 'orisons, with nimbi im nee pieces, de. two kiteiena, two arcked vautts, a sina'l aarden In hunt, and lute ditto behind, walled round, in good onto, spoultry.yard, piegeri, Stc h..ld for a terns of 14 vears, at a low trot of 1,1. per annum. The iiiirchaser 1,4. y to. at eon.. 'iodated with the elegsnt drawing-prom swt , and ...lieu; other furniture, and all the fixtures, •c. May I.e viewed six days prior to the Isle ;and [`articular' had on the Preinis.4 ; and in Covent-garden. HACKNEY TERRACE TWO VERY DESIRARLF RESIDENt ES, ONE WITH LAND, COACH HOUSE, AND STARLING, Ac. By Wars. ROADS, At their Spas loos Room., Great P.assa, Covent Garden, on MONDAY, Julie 9, at Twelve, in Two Lots, ANeat RESIDENCE, in perfeet repair, plea. *anti? situate, No. S, Hackney Terrace, very well cal. culated fur a small family, containing lour bed rooms, a drawing.mum, two parlours, two kitchens, tine cnii , t, and very good garden, in high otter, in the possession of It ,bert Stevens, E.g. a responsible Tenant at will, at a clod. rent 451. per our urn, keld fur 41 years, at a ground rent of 13s. 6d. Also. a capital Residence, in complete order, with coach home, stabling, yard, and garden, a tuddak of about tire acres, and ton large garJeux opposite, fully stocked with choice wall and ,taisd.ird trees, most delightfully situate, No 18, the last home on Hackney Terrace, commanding extemive views all round the country, on lease to Frieake, icq. (or en liner...ired term of about 12 years, at 601. per annum, he'll fo r the like term as the preceding lot, at a ground tent of 31 ISs. 6d. May be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, four dar prior to the Sale, with Tickets only, which, with particulars, may be , had of Ades rs.D.rs.e and Dandy, Solicitors, Bream . ..building., Clrtricery-lar.:, and of /10.17. Robins, Coven'-gtrdea. SAL S BY AUCTION..• • • • TINEN't THP MOST ADMIRFD PICTURESTeE THE LATE GEU. MORLAND. • Ey Mesna. ROBINS, At their Spacious Rooms, Piazza, Coveutearden, co MON. DAY, June it, at Twelvs &Clock, TWENTY remarkably high-fini s h e d CAR INE PIC fURES, including several of the meg distingu4%e; performances of the late Genr;,•c MOttilld, and Faiive4 liv tb, t eausaidinary wile at a time when lie I nog excel d ir , t b : years 1790 and Fir), incl;:iise; also hit celebrated /id ir e , 4 . the e ff ect; of an early nthistry and extrisJg ince, which tast e been eng aced, and a few Yee,' draeingi tf Mnitind, Paul Sanday. &c. The whole may be viewed three days prior to the Sale; and Catalogues had in Covent-garden. LEAS F.I 10IA) ESTATE — MARGARET-STRET juw . gOLsOVER,STREET, CA VEN olsti-SQUARE. By Messrs. fit /131 NS, At their Spacious Rooms, Great Masao, Coma Carden, as MONDAY, Jima 3, at Twelve &Clock, In Tooting, rpWO substantial BRICK HOUSES, situaze INo 41, in Margaret-str.et, and Nn.—Vin F.aisusesotrevr nearly adjoining, lett to Mr. Phillips an d Mr. Hit , resi g ti a s,; tenants, at rents amounting to 6:1. 6s. per annum, mod .kcil urder his Grace the Duke of Puttland, for nn un •• lured of 95 years from l'diasunoner next, It a ground rent or net a Paula, but further cliarrd with two annuities or ?IL and 191. making together the sum of 9YI. ss. ler and doting the whole term. May be viewed four dr. s r ,ior to the sale, with leave of the tenants ; and Partici.lars haa on the Pr.:maws ; of Mr. Me, Solicitor, No. 12, Clements Jou ; and of Messrs Itobin.,C.! vent garden. wrocE IN TRADE, rEtrx.:E S rock, AND HOUSE.. HOLD FURNITURE, BRIDGES-S.IREET,COVF.NI GAR DEN. Be facers. ROBINS, On the itemises, ou MONDAY - , the 31 of June, and follow. hie Day, at Tweheo'Clock. THE S POCKin TRADE. PLEDGE S and HOUSEHOLD FURNI TUR E. of Mi. thew llowgill. The Stock consists of gt , 4l, silver, aid Retal two hundred Monte:, of pate, desert, and t , a spoons, forks, salts, cr.-Am puts, tors, tab'e Pod bracket candlesticks, jewellery, pork e r. &c. bral furniture., v 11113 1 ,1, wearing Apparel, d'ina pinup s, &c. The Furniture cutup:eke hoe •ny f..ur pal et field bedsteads, with handsorneprited c.:tton iurnkuivs. pr.°y pins.' beds aid good bedding, dosib:e and sintllrcitalasof <km en, bureau, large carpers, ;spoons:4 cud as Deno, broke tai des, eight-day clock, lawful kitchen reyn sites , ate. The PLtiDGE STUCK will be weld a , per coat. u:,„ the principal. May bo viewed till the Salo, and the furn:trne a:ul sale one day prior to the Sale; and Catalogues had of R , nes, Covent Garden. NORFOLK-STREET, STRAND, CAPITAL AND VERY ROOMY LEASEHOLD PREMIsFs, ALL THE EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD MINI TURE, FIXTURES, &c. Fly Meows. ROBINS, On the Premises, on FRIDAY , Iraq 7. at Two , ve &Clerk AN eligible LEASEHOLD ES CA l'E, cularly well calculated rot any Pab.:e.l . initonon,a in: Itloor., or Merchant or Gentleman'r keriden e, having* merit respedable apparanee, with a hardsouse porlica trance s possessing a donate front, the one al feet, the other .52 feet to lengus, co:seer:lW to an lintel, or any concmt roils:ring roomy arid extensive Premises, hr substantial repa.r, thrsta ci high, a siumtcr of servants bed.rownt, six b.st bed-rnttrns, two large drawing-moms, two I.aiMiirs, stone c - trance-hal', two stair.-ars, patent triter c1 , 3..tt, spacious kitchens, and every useful domestic ntii.e , cretraVy situate, No. 10, on the West rule of Norfolk street, Strand, consmensi ing a full v:eer over the River Thames &c. held Le an uw expired tzrm of 14 year. from Lady-da) last, K an old reit:of 1021. per ann. land tax ailinscd. On the same and following Day will !wield ttseesoqlent IiOUSEIIOI.I3 FURNITURE, roodating of lofty awhogol four-oat bedsteads Gills chime hangings and wwidowcamns in suit, prime goose beds and good bedding, tabliraarl al linnets a great sag iety of cat inet articles, loge glasses, carpets planned to the moms, a quantity of kitchen utensils, te. Ms, be v;ewtsl ten clays prlor to the Sale; and PatsienlEs and Qat:ea/pima had on the Premises ; and of Mears. Robits, Covent garden. RECTORY OF BENTLEY. 11 Abli'sHlßE. By Messrs. ROBINS, ET 1:W44%0,1010e Trustees rif the Re. THOMAS MAY TELL, decessal, at (Lirraway's, to 'MONDAY, ha.: I`, at Twelve uttnet, rrHE IMPROPRIATE RECTORY of BENT -1 LEY, liampshire, situate in a fine aponieg part or the county, on the Sauthaniptott Road, fur miles fra:n Fan, ham, five from Alton, and 42 from Loudon ; cormwhiitte tiw Ghat and Small Tcthes of the Pai;ah of Raitley, eNtei.d.r g oar ',inwards of '4;00 acres of highly rig traced Land, turner with the house, hams, viable, hop kiln, :uid Get* I.m.t, lett ru t franc, which expire, the 10th of COulier ntxt, to Meer. Samuel, and T. • nail:par, very resr.onti•,k , ten: rats, at ari Mil rent of 7751. 1.4. but capalile of eciiiii.ierable im. poiranerit ; alsalhe Right of Presentation to the Clutalry, with a Farm at Wiliam, and a ditto at Freon am, euhjral to the life of the pre-cut inctimbent, aged about dd. Th, 44 Rectory hi h.. 1.1 for three Ikea (one iaf whitli '4 lately ile cued', end the pwchaeer may nominate one instead: the ..lit r is, are healthy Grantsmen of high rank, the one 3) awl the on,/ 4S, and renewable, according to at a small Mao. Primed I` or ticuiats may be had, 14 days pasta to the Sak, , t the White Lion, Guildford ; King's A,1114, Gedal ming ; keno) Kirg's Anne, Hai/shot: Gerrie, Ostiliam bon an-1 Stir, Hendee; Mr. Haribure, A.torrter 't I err. Erenthatts, near Farn'tarn ; Mr Parry, Them.. inn, Horbom'• at Garraway'a; and of Mears. Robins, Covent Gander. RLUCORY AND PERPETUAL ADVOWSUN. ESSi:.i. Meisr.i. ROBINS. At Carraway's, on MONI)AY„ June IC, at Twelve rrHE valoable RECTORY or PERPETUAL A DVOWSUN, with Right of Presentation to tear es• luihle I...ing of North Beater, in the County of Evies.ini* fryn South Er.d, *tithe Irian Billericay, 14 from Bask wo id and Clielni;hird, and ahnut Fi4 front Landow; eaw pita ng a very good parsonage house. with suitable attached sof it,taelied Olfites, with about Stu acres of glebe land lad r0u.1.1 toe stmt., producing upwards of 700 i. per auriaal. tab sr of thei),Antt lucunitout is 56- PArtie,l4,q inay be had, 14 days prior to the Sal'', as* r Cm-k, ainfard ; White Nail, Brentwood; Crown, Biller • 'rte ; Black Roy, ChelalifOrd ;at Getaway's and of Moe , Rosius, Covoi.t•Gedes. I.ITP INTEREST IN 10,700. FUNDED peopERT?! AND 11,70n1. MOST AMPLY SECURFO I.ARup k_sTATILS IN TIIE Wi T ItilA_N 3 _ _ ..... By Messrs. ROBINS, Pi r apt at Garravviy`ii, on ONI.IOAY, June 10, g TIVCIVa r: (`lock, in Four hots. Till: DIVIDENDS upon TEN THOIJSANi• SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS STUCK 16 ` THREE PER CENT. RANK ANNUITIES, for and dui , : the Life of a healthy Geatleutaii, see 44, and whose Ide a insured. A's.., in Lots the INTEREST upon Tit.. TEEN TIIOiISAND SEVEN HUNMED POUNDS, A" FIVE PER CI.NT. secured striti vdw r Estites in tel , eat Riding of Yo:ltshire, producuis together a Clair Inmro of 10201. ;let 41111.1 M, for and during Ur above healthy G. , ^* demises aged 44, and olicea hie is intiu-ed Printed Particular: be had fnorteen days prior to 07 Sale, of ?deists. De.se auJ Dandy, Limon, Breain's inns, Chane,r,-lane ; Mr. Ea4less, Staple Inn. Holborn; +I Garraway's and of Mosses. Robing, 02:den. Lt3NOON •—l'cloted by GEORGE. DAVI 1/St 0 1%. 10C „; Wych street, St. Clements, and he RYDER, at the Office, Nu. 13, link of Si CI""'" Church, Strand, o h-,re Orders for tile Prje-, (po ,3 4'' eat be duly a:Sentlasl to. l~ --1 ! rt ' gad .• to i IWO N.• at thf 161 1 Ci F 1! [~