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A. LA U'. I COURT OF CET.ANVERY. Musece. lAN 14. • tX.TAITE STMS. TL is was sin application by petition, in the matter of Agora'', a bankrupt, praying that the Cil rem ors might make an order, dire wing the Com missioners, in the commission issued agai ist the Bankrupt, to adMit the Petitioner to claim a con siderable debt due to him by the Bankrupt. upon the Bankrupt's estate, and to be entitled to receive his portion of the dividend arising therefrom. The Petition statt , d, that the Bankrupt hat been the nosoccessful candideto for the borough of Bridg water, upon the late eleaion, and afterward, peti tioned the House of Commons against such That the Petitioner, Mr. Syms, was the agent for the Bank-upt upon that occasion, and had expended considerable sums of money in that business; ne also had a large claim of a bill of costs for his attend :Laces and trouble during the proceedings under snell petition. Since that period Mr. Agneau be came Bankrupt. The Clussc t toe declined making any such order s as he did not see how he could give any such clireairin to the Commissioners: they were appointed for those purposes, and were to be considered fully competlnt to aa without his direaions. lf, after the claim had been properly made, and that then, if the Commissioners or the party required his interference, br an application coming before him in the usual way, he would make such order as he would judge expedient. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, JAN. 14. LONDON DOCK COM? V 4 ZY V. COCK. This u•as an issue bringht under an A& of Par liament to infinite into the vAlue of a house taken by the Loudon Dock Company. Serieemt llas r, on the part of the Plaintiffs, stated, that Mr. Cock had taken this house for sixteen years, at the yearly rent of 181. and bad ktt it again to Mr. Matthews, a baker, at 321. a-year, for fifteen years, P-serving to himself one year of the term ~r his Awn le:-st, after the capiratiun of that given to Matthrivs, for which year he demanded 2501. He th:.:l called an Api•rai.er, who said he had examined the house. and did not th'nk it worth more than 321. a-year. The Learned tier rant then said, he was willing that a Verdi& should be given against him for 141. the difftrence between the 181. r. nt paid by Mr. Cock, and the S2l. paid by Mr. Ala4ews. _ _ Mr. Gus r v stated the case on the part of the Defendant, and called Mr. Matthews, who deposed that 11:2 had r en Mr. Cork 2501. for the good-will of the Ile thought it worth 401. a-year, ani would have given 1,501. to Mr. Cock for the re airing year of his teem. 'ary found a Verdift for QM. the difference bettrN.a the 181. paid by Mr Cock, and the 401. which Mr. Matthews said it was worth. Mr. Attar moved that Geary- Rolt should be diuliargad out .if confinement. 1-k haJ been cane* gaming iri a rtfolic house, and haJ been convi&d before a `,lagisttate as a rogue aad vagabond. The ground of ta,e nwion was, that the game played at was not by narne forbidden in the Aft of Pailia snont.—Dicehargesi. TS Tweerieu was discharged on the motion of Mr. Giotto's', the commitment by the Magistrate being deficient in corm. The Session being ever. Jionehen 'relater was sentenced by the Cowrt to three mouths imprison ...at. SWINDLING. Yesterday Thomas M l *, the noted swindler, un dery sot another examination before the Magistrate at Batton-garden Office. Three persons appeared against him. One of them was a harness-maker: he deposed that Major had been m ith him in the as sumed charafter of a fanner, living at Hamptoa, and had ord.rteJ a set of harness for his team, to be sent there to him. Having some suspicions, he made inquiries, and fortunately t.'nnd out that he was an impostor before he sent the harness to him. None of the persons who appeared against the Pri soner were willing to prosecute him ; but he WAS sent Isy the Magistrate on board a Tender. A French lugger privateer captured two brigs off the Land's End on the morning of the 10th inst. The Ho, e. astogr.vr, from Hondnras (arrived at Falmouth), was nearly capture,: by her, on the af ternoon of the same day, but escaped by an armed brig appearing in sight. The Ca..kestrice cutter sailed from Penzance, ;n pursuit of her, and had not re turned tie next day. General Mossy, by a late experiment has ascer tained, that by a newly invented apparatus, a can non can be fixed on and krill from any waggon, or other agricultural carriage, without injury to the vehicle. _ _ .1 - se ACV;Ia Tel Loon, from Newfoundland. with has cargo, was seized at Cadiz on the 2!.di of November. On 'fite•dav morning las:, a detachment of sol -4.11'5, who hal voluntetted rom the Army of Re- ' serve into I.:e 63d Reyimeot, on their way to Ire land, marched into ICettering; but when called upon after dinner to march forward to Harborough, t!!ey refused to go any further that day. They be haved to their officers with great insolence ; and Colonel Sir R. Blootzt, who was accidentally at Kettering at the time, endeavouring to convince them that they w , •re wrong, and that the route or dered them to Harborough that night, experienced the same insolence. The officers found the men would not obey them, and called upon the Volun teers of the town to assist them to enforce their au thor:ty ; the drums beat to arms, and in a few mi nutes. :here ava , , a very respeCtable muster of the Voluoi.etrs, who marched the men prisoners to Harbomogla. were there lodged in prison all night, and the Harborough Volunteers kept guard over them. On Wednesday ovrning, they were escorted by the tlarberough Volunteers to Le:•lester ; and, we underctan4l, they will be march ed prisontrs to Liverpool. It is but justice to the innheepers at Harborough, to add, that they treated Kettering Volunteers with great respeet, giving them the best accommodations, and refusing to, re ceive more than regular soLlierb' allowasue.-14s or: i.amptwa Afereery. YOUNG ROSCIUS THE SECOND. Young Rosc:us the Second has been very numercusly and elegantly attended at No pet for:minces at the Gosport Theatre—the House every night neatly an overflow. On Friday last, to his representation of Donenc, upards of one hundred people were turned from the doors, nar could they Obtain admittance in any pat t of the Theatre ,• his performance of this charaaer, as well as that of Ormond, in The en , tle Spetlet, evidently evinced the most perfeft concep tion, tl,e finest feeling, and moat admirable execu tion of the charaaers. In the performance of Robin Runghhead, in the aftripiece, he had full opportu nity of discovering his talents in the very opposite line of aaing • in this rustic charafter (which re quiros every effort and exertion from the actor) he displayed infinite comic humour, power, and ability, and raised involuntary and repeated bursts of ap plause from the audience. \Vireo comic powers are added to tragic ability, and both so greatly and so happily blended in so young a performer, it cannot IA to excite our wonder and admiration! The Gosport audience have shown their judgment and their liberality in the support already given to the performance of this youth. We learn the Ma nager has renewed his engagement with him for nest week. He was , to appear last night in the charac ter of Frederick, in Ler.;ereFocue, and Rorma/d4 in the very interev.ing spectacle of The Tale qt . Multery. It is said his pantomimic :siting in Romaa is of the finest and unequalled description. The Lovi,a, HLsl.gy, from Liverpool, is lost on the coast of Africa. _ _ By the American ship, lefineern, Capt. LADEN, from the Havannah, arrived at Plymouth, which sailed from thence on the iith of November, we learn that a Spanish frigate, with two millions of dollars, was to sail from thence on the 12th Novem ber I that a number of Spanish merchantmen were lading there also; that the 14 1 ,5 t Irdirn, RICHARDSON, from Jamaica, and the William, HUNT, from Honduras, that were captured by a privateer, were carried into Vera Cruz. The H a tton, the Cirencester,---., and the fraeha , m, —, sailed from Bombay on the 16th August for Madras. to seek convoy. Saturday x.'nnight, His MAJESTY'S ship Yentas, Captain Ma rsors, arrived at Cork from a cruise. She left the West India fleet, which sailed from that port the 4th of November last, undetoonvoY of His MaJesr I's ship Seise, and the Nimrod sloop of war, on the 27th of the same month, in lat. 93. 00. N. long. 20.:.0. all well. a late regulation, we hear it is intended that all the Regiments of Dragoors of the Empire shall consist of ten Troops of eighty effeetive men each Troop, exclusive of tnimpeters, &c. ; that each Regiment shall have four Field Officers, viz. two Lieutenant Colonels, and two Majors, ten Captains, ten Lieutenants, and ten Cornets--:t certain number of which is to be placed upon the Staff. The British arms were on the 20th of OCtober put up the Town-ball, &c. at Trinidad, in the room of those of Ili: C THOL IC MAJESTY: the ceremony was attended by the Lieut. Governor, all the Military of the place, the Constituted Authorities, ice. Upwards of three hundred passengers some time since sailed from Amsterdam to Baltimore, in the ship Bold Eagle, LANODON : they were, however, 125 days on their passage—their provisions became exhausted, and thirty died of hunger. The vessel lost her ru , lcler, past of her stern, her main-top-mast, and nearly all her sails. The Captain, Mate, and most of the crew, were sick, when they reached the American coast. It is, we understand, in contemplation to reduce the interest as well as the currency of money in Ire- Lind to the standard money in this country. The interest of money in Ireland was reduced in 1707 from 10 to 8 per cen.—in in 1725 to 7 per cent. and in 1733 to 6 per cent.—at which it has since continued. On Friday, at Guildhall, a man was summoned before the Alderman, by one of the ColleFlors at the city toll, for refucing to pay any toll. The de fendant alleged in his defence, that, as he was a freeman of the city of London, he had no right to pay it ; but, it appearing that the goods which he had in his c.irt were the property of other persons, by whom be was hired, he could nut claim his pri vilege to the full extent. Ile was adjudged to pay half toll, which was a penny, which established the claim of the farmers of the turnpike roads about the city of London. Last Thursday a Cyprian, for a long time resi dent in Nightingale-lane, being dangerously ill, sent for a friend of the tribe of Israel, who had often be come her bail when involved in scrapes, and present ed him with a 101. note. She also made presents to her neighbours to a considerable amount, as a re muneration for the annoyance she had often been to them. The rest of her property she bequeathed to her relatives, and died in a few hours after she had made her will. On Wednesday last, as the servant of a gentle man of Faringdon, Oxfordshire, was ploughing in the field, one of the horses, getting entangled in the harness, became rather restive, when the inhuman wretch seized the tongue of the poor animal, and literally tore is out, with the roots. The horse was obliged to be killed immediately. An information was last week laid against the Rev. J. HAYWA pp, Reeor of Avington, near Win chester, for having neglefted to read in his parish Church she Aft of the lath of GLORUI 11. against profane swearing. A dreadful fire was discovered on Tuesday morning last, a little after five ti clock, in the pre mises of Messrs Parry, Truss, and Co. coach makers, in Foregate-street, Chester, which ra : ;ed with such fury, that, in the abort of two hours, reduced the whole range of boilTal e cs to one heap of ruins. Fortunately the wind was favour able,' otherwise the devouring element would have extended its ravages considerably further. On the alarm bring given, the drums beat to arms, and a number of officers and privates of the Chester Vo lunteers, as well as the regulars, quartered there, at tended, and were of great service in keepirlg a free passage for those who lent their assistance. It is not ascertained how this calamity originated ; we have, however, the satisfaction to say, that a part of the property is insured ; hut the loss of the pro prietors is, we understand, upwards of !cool. seve ral new carriages being nearly ready, and of which sot an atom was LOCI. . • • -rf-- RETURN OF Wl-1F haeludlog only from the 31st agreeasly to t d. 19 Quarters at 120 47 -- at 118 42 -- at 115 - at 114 101 ---- at 112 SO ----- at :11 501 ---. at 110 50 -- at 109 56 -- at 108 424 ---- at 107 94 .----at 105 6 1355 at 105 309 at 104 170 at 10:1 156 --- at 102 166 at 101 2657 --- at 100 Total 10,609 QuaOw 41. 100. lower ■ 8 Of. PRICE Kent 41 Os to N Os Sussex .41 Os to 41 160 Essex 41 Os to 41 162 SEEQS It S !sr Cwt. Red C10ver....402. to 1354. White ditto.. ;Os. to 120 t. Cr f ail CArotway 130 s. to 140 s. Coriander..... —. to Its. a IN MARK LANF, of Dec. to the .sth or Jan the new Act. s d 114 Quarters at te9 at 98 954 at 97 767 at 96 121 at 4 )3 93 at 94 6 287 at 9a 131 at 9.1 360 --- at 99 68 at 91 76, At 90 165 at 88 282 , .It Yr 0...—••••• • at 84 69 —at 80 1/ at 75 90 at /0 —Average 99.. gd. tan last Return. If AND STRAW. 91110• T• Millie AAAAA • Hay 31 10s • 6 0 New Ol Os aOl Os Clam ..41 41 a4l 06 Straw .11 144 a4l es ~~ FL•TE zIT THORNVILLE ROYAL. Amongst other festivities, on the 3d of January, a band of music proclaimed the peep of the day. The morning was dedicated to all kinds of field sports, a plentiful dinner in the old English style, the produft of the estate, consisting of fish, game of ail sorts, venison, &c. for the domestics and their friends, was given below stairs, and a suitable dinner afterwards for the company. In the even ing, the Mansion Observatory, and Temple of Vic tory (certainly the best calculated for the purpose of any in thrt country), were illuminated in honour and gratitude to the soldiers of the York and other regiments, who had on that day, in the year 170, presented an elegant sword, with a medallion, and a superb service of plate, with an apprdpriatz in scription, to Lieutenant-Colonel THORNTON. The whole fete had a most striking effeet, more so than when illuminated on the late peace, as the night was extremely favourable. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 14. The arrivals of Wheat to-day are rather numerous, and the late prices came tales to continue heavy, and do not reach our last quotation. There is a good supply of Barley, bet the demand causes a small further advance on this article. Malt steady. Peas, with Beau of each sort, are in plenty, and vary but little. There are many fresh arrival* of Oat., and, es.cupt ine for prime samples, are named lather cheaper. Fleur con tinua to arrive in extreme plenty. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. W hat... 775, 01: 95..1 l ean , .52 4 . 575. Od. Fine do. ....1004. 10%. 04. i Tick Beasts 48.. NI.. at Rye.. s2s. 57. Od. I Outs 31.. 351 0 , 1 Raney 46s 512. SI. Manila.-- ...345. ;M.. 6d. ...... 130 s. Od. Rape 5eed.......491. 46 1 . 04. White Peas 545. 60,. Oil. Fine Flour.-- 111 s. Oes. Od. Grey Peas 445. 495. Od. Seconds Ws. 9 s. Od. RETURN OF FLOI From Owe. 29, to Jae. 4, from the Corket Office. Sacks. sd. I Sacks s. d. Sacks a. d 97.....100 0 243.......94 20. 89 0 29-- 99 0 100.......93 90. 28 0 41 .... 98 01 358 02 10 87 0 25 .... 91 0 B5 ..91 112 B6 0 4 .... 96 0 862.......90 7. 111 0 6,654 .... 95 0 IS .... 59 Tmal-11,717 Sacks.--Average 1.. Sid. lower than last Re! IF HOPS. 443. 11 Id . to in. VOC It! TS. Kent .41 Ss to 51 Is, Sure: 0 is So 51 0, Farnham 71 Os to $1 0, IN THE BOROUGH. 111T•11.. Pet Bushel. Turnip......... les. to 241 W Mustard Seed Bs. to les Od Brown ditt0....165. to 1/1. Canary 7s. Od. to es Od Rye Grass, pr.qt 20s to lOs PRICE OF HAY IJT•I O. S A 11[11.11. -- Flay 31 34 a 41 14s New.. .Ol Oa aOl Oa Straw ll 16. a 21 5. Clover 01 Os a 01 Os SMITHFIELD, Mom 0411`, Jut 14. To sink the offal—per stone of Sib. See 4 • Od to Ss 44 1 Veal Ss O il to 7s 0.1 Mutton..., 4, 114 to Ss 4d I Pork 46 04 to Ss Od Heed of Cook this Day, B•asts, about 2,oooo—Sheep, 11,000. NEWGATI AND LEADENHALL MARKIMS. By the comae. Beef 34 Od to 4s ed I Veal . Od to 6. Mutton es 61 to 4, Sd P0rk........4s 04 to 4• Od PRICE OF PRICE OF LEATHER Butts, NO to 561 b. oath Ditto, 60 to 6NIII. each 244 to 2.it Merchants Backs °2!d to 234 Droning Hides.. 224 to IhM Fine Coach Hides 221 to 244 Crop Hides 6or cuttooti 231 to 244 Flat Ordinate 2.4 to 21,1 CHF Sk I :lc 00 to 401 b yer WICII .• . . 344 to 99d Ditto, of, to 7.sb .. TA to 86d ) A Dam, 74) to 1101 b. lid to 95.11- Small Ss (Greenland). 424 to 45d) 6. Large ditto 100 s 1,0 170 s per doceu. Touted Hone Hodes 2114 to 40s io-r hide. COAL LXCHANGF., JAN. 1i neat Coal% in the 1%04. pei Chitldrois Vit. 61. Delive.ed to Ilousekeeeera at 6k. 6d Sundrrtand, urr Cli.ohlran 46a. 01. Delivaudto Itousekeepua at Ma 01 ,NGE. Fasemv. JAM 11 .4 Vtioce 61 tqo„„61 Dublin lOl stilt 1.10 P•attigal GAI vs C••ie el per es... 4 0.0 ... 0 0 4.4.1. I Inoao. SA or, m Rare N. ',Wt. .1 • A t ", ..n Ruh 0( ILI::J14.1 y per (r„ t. I. 9l P10.:77. OF STOCI:9 . estrisuts. 8 pile Coo llt-t1 . 6ll 0169 3 per Cent. Consols Gnj 61,1 4 per Cent. . 77; 784 76 5 per Cent. N•yy 5 i:er Cent. Loyalty . Long Annuities .. . lBl 17 11-lli IA Imperial 3 per Cent 61160161 o.nninin .. F.lngla.li Lottery "f icketv 101. Centsult for 62+ r... 1 63 T. NISH, Stock-Hrokur, No. 4. Corithill, And 9, Charing erne, PRIG'.'. OF tßlsll S rocKs, Jan. r, (Internment Debentun.4, 5 per cent Sgt Grant Canal 101611. 6 per cent ...... 971, BIRTIIS. Lately, the I.wtv of the Res l'h ;Inas Col-ton was didive...l of a son and heir, at the Recto 14 House of iti.nlwen, y t or. fordshire. _ . _ ..... (In Wednesday imr , nme, the Lady of the Rcv. Arelnlearee' Markham WAS safny delivered of A eon, at the ItesideinO,; House, in the Allover Yard, York. TALLOW. St. James's !Market es 2d Town Tallow. 69. 6d Clare Market 4. 1..1 Russia (Can.).— 611• 70s 01 Wltitccluvel %I.olaot 4.4 Od ittss.ia dn. (So.). 67.0 d Per Stone of CIS,. —..., Melting St a 1T............. Ms 1.:. tkl Ditto rough 4O. Average Price. ~.es Id Graves iii Grand Dregs .. 12s Yellow Snap, 78s—eldottled, Sit—Curd, 9.;... Puce of Cardin, per dos. I Is. 6d.—Miiiads, lae. 54. COURSE OF EXCIIAI Armietlarri .... 4 it l! Diit.. at Sten 37 Rotterdam IV 2 2U. Namlough 35 ti till Altana 3 7 ViU. Parts I Day's Dat• tr _6 Ditto IldottMeson n 18 it% Paw Ditto ...... 331 eiTect. Ma•lrid Ditto 331 elfaid 53 Legltoin O 9 [Fete. } • DulAto es Lot*. (Jas.7., MARRIAGES. At Leven Lodge, near Edinburgh, on 310/14151y, tt, 7 th. CUrfallt, the HMI. Henry F.r,kine, to Mrs. Erskine Tsf.. e ,• eldest daughter of Alexander Munro, Elq. and relict of late James Turnbull, Esq. Advocate. At Edinburgh, on the Bth instant, George Spence, merchant, Duafarniline, to Miss Owen, niece and sole heir.* of the late Dr Andrew (;reig, physicielly the pariah o f St Jahn, in the island of Dootinica. On Tuesday last, m Wert Witton, in Yolkshire, Richard Worswick, Esq. of Lance:ter, banker, to Miss Margaret Buckle, thief daughter of the lateyhomas Buckle, Esq. 0 ( 04 former place. On Wednesday, at Thwing, Peter Acklum, Esq. of 'L s ,. ley, eldest son of the late Colonel Acklom, of that pirate is M iss M ar ia Cowslip Tophain, yoonge t daughter of M!,j,,, Topham, of %Vold Conag.., in the East-Riding of Yo•kds ice . On Thursday, at Ifenaingbrough, Yorkshire, by t h e g tet George lon, the Ace. R. Steele, of Doncaster, to Mi., c eit ,, , on'.y daughter of the Rev. Willrua Caile, Vicar of Hemel, DEATHS. Lately, ill the 68th year of his age, Charles Townley, M. of Townley !fall, is Lancashire, F. R. S. F. S A. and ones/ the Governors of the British Museum: lie was the oide,t sun of William Townley, EA. soil Cmilia his wife, daughter aut sole heiress of Ralph Standish, of Standish, El. by L a dy PhDaiwa ll..ward, daughter of I lenry Duke of Norfolk. Lately, at Newland, Wilts, the ■rat of his neph-r.s, Sv Edwsril Smyth, Itart. Matthew Dndtworth, Esq. o• guide 11111, Yorkshire, brother to the Rev. Dr. Dielsworth, Trrs era of Sarum Cath.elml. A few days since, at Chichester, Mr. Draper, at the 44. vanced age of eighty-three. He Wli well komigi fur eyed, .e practice in the minor branches of surgery, pyramid/1y village rustier, who looked up to hem with tripe and cfmte• dence, wiser, the skill of the regular practitioner ha.l fatki; nor is there • doubt, Ism, by bold practice, be eif-etv: was very extracedinary cures. About thirty year: since, cis Len tleitian lost an only We t in whom the fowl father had eta treed every hope, stud every pleasure : parental aff.•ctioo gained the mastership of reason; for, though we believe the young man died of a decline, the agonised father placed as orange in each band in the coffin, and pipes were so constructed as to admit the extetnal air. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, Mori'. 33 min. after L.... Even. 3 min. after 2. SALES BY AUCTION. By LEWD and S. SLITH Ern', Bookvelleri, At their House, No. 145, in the Strand, opponte Cattriae• street, THIS and Four following Days at Twelve o'C.i THE LIBRARY of the late elev. LEWIS DE LA CHDAMETTF, of Stoke Newington, MH4dI 'c. Consisting of a tiiowl Collection of Fn:nch Divinity, gdi a Lewes, ; likewise, a very large Collection of Jourilealiv. To be viewed; and Catalogues to be had at the Place of SAL:. JEWELS, PLATE; CARRIAGES, WINES, ILEGAN LIBRARY of BOOKS, dre. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At his Auction Room:, Ippointe the Asylum, Surr7 Side of Westminster Bridle, TO-MORROW, at Twelve u'llock, UNE THOUSAND LOTS OF BOOKS in elegant Bindings Atuongit which ar«, the Eue)clope din RI i4llllliCal. with the Somileineat, Y 0 Vol. ; 19 Vol.; Marine Architecture ; Asiatic Reitearcht-a, 7 Vol, En gli-li Peerage; and various Ifraiiches of Literator.!. Mar be viewed till the 11116, a Sale; and Catalogues bad at the ROW/tll. NON[ FAMILY MANSION, GRAFTON-STREET, SCR K LEY-SW.I , MB. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawueri Coffte-house, in Exchange-alley, Corn'o4, TO-MORROW, at Twelve ollleck, ACAPITAL and truly desirable spacious Ele gant LEASE.IIIOI.I) MANSION, hued up and finish ed in the inolorn atvle, contains ou the ground thew, a roomy entrance hall, a handsome siting parlour, 33 feet by 18, It bury and .I.es .ing roo.a, an eleg.int stone noirease to a suite two soh'e drawing rooms, arid a smaller adjoining. Thu mild <tory cuittAitis :to,rr bed chambers, and a dressing rm , w, and six attics over a sezondary stone staircase, water closets, 5.,. The Hiveirwnt crlmprises two atori s of convenient dornanic of Les of every description, FOXE , " e. Raring, der. The whole in complete miler, and forming a desirable residence for a No bleman or lematis Family, the property and residence of Sir John Bard, Mart. who wiji give possession at ladril, next. The pr,:miass are held on I21,1:4: at a small ground rent, and r:as:watAr every fourteen years at a fine c, Also jut the Mews sejoiv.ing art, Stabiey -tx harses„ and standing kr three carriages, with lofts and roan', over. To be viewed with Tickets only ; !articular' at Garrarrsy'i; and Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Owlden-square„ *tics* tick. is for viewing may be lied- FREENOLD RUIDTPICZ IN THE MOST PART OF 5.% IMP JAMEStSTREET, Wahl Di at PUBS6266I‘ I g NT Mi. ROXINS. At Gamma'', C..!T!*.liouse, m Exchangz-allimr, Coral.i , i, Ti) MORIttoW, at Twzl:e ia Tutu Leto._ Iol' 1. comprises a Sp*clout, Elegant. FRET:- 4 titiLn MANSION, lately erected at a Cllll.o.rat'l eXPV,IC.., mad finished w a handsome styl2; Jis gramod floor, a neat eIItSMICC, all eating parlour, attsdr, - and dremeing• rump ; on the first stay are two ele;;;n1 diawi.tt• rooms, with foldnig &sun, bed chamber, ssatersel act t, Se on the 'rented .Inry are thre.t excellent chambers, and tsar sttses over. The basement contains convenient &mime o t a , rao.av cAlats,spaeiont, open ' any ward; the whole finialt• vd si..J in winsome' osier, by for the remidealice of a Gentlensam's Vani.;,, situate NJ. 19, on the west side of St. Jansies'estre..t Lot 11. Coin:wives a des ra'Al FREF.IIOLD compact I . A• lI.hIDENCE, being No. 60, adjoining Lot I. !att.n,' erected. rt,. a a per plan, aubstaiitiallv built, and fitted up a terery ennvenittixe appropriate to a family of distitictito ; whole complete ur.k . sr, end new in 1 ..4.164m of a Geaa.au ,, who will gill, p:WIle11140.1 at Ladystlay next. To b: viewed with delott only ; pwictilars may ha lit4l G.irrairoyb ; and of Mr. Warwrick-Acen, square, whew tickets fur viewing may ha i.ad. LON Da:: -Printed by GE3Ft.;E hIVIDSdN, I V * "t" , tt. St. Ch , leatte, nevi I..hhtbsol by .1t)S , 11 RI LlElts at the 06.11, N. I P..ck a St. Cie:ae. I • h, StrAnct, whoa ttr Ica Se Ull4 Papc l , Age- (rtette("‘ J. et:17102o1/ attended to. s umitgl Ml' rHIS 1. 1 i Their Ytt 'lll Charles Men zoN, MI c p.larg; (, :,,W1 ts. Marlowe o which will OLD The Air yd Hadefl ~lequitv, A ,vim; Cmh „ K iwis, Mi •ott ; bad To-maces .slot. }r•tia, A 3 • ; n ti '"I l.' C•i Till 'HIS .ai The Cha tM. I tchfield, The 'After whk With ent 'l'e Th Acti of The; IA ttibm pi LAIN mnime ovil; I A Ne' 't After al HA. Uctiouel Elcven Adr twelve h;A:ity cornin OF C rat' al gruwr Lai Lette given All to the