The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-05-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 18. Arrived yesterday the Morse Fortuna brig of war, from a cruise ; this day sailed the Mercury to the cosset of France, and Merle,. sloop of war to cruise off Jersey. Sailed the King George cutter with convoy to the Downs. YAItMOUTH, MAY 17. Saturday the 26th of this Instant, is filed on for the launch of the Iftkna, sloop of war, of tO guns, a very fine vessel, built in the Dock-yard of Mr. .40n Preston, on the West side of Yarmouth Haven. nit ceremony, it is expeaed, will take place about ten o'clock in the morning, And the circumstance of ber being the first ship of the kind ever built here, will, doubtless, induce much company to be present at it. Captain Losack is appointed to the command of her. On the 25th ult. about 7 A. M. the Scipio, of North Shields, Capt. Robinson, coal-laden, was at tacked by a sloop rigged privateer, four miles from Cromer. The enemy poured in musquetry at first, and then great guns ; but the Seipp) tieing determined not to strike without fighting, began a warm aaion, which lasted upwards of three quarters of an hour, and had the good fortune to make the privateer sheer off. Captain Robinson and his brave crew thee conduaed ther ship to thew roads. and brought up along' , de His Maj , sty's ship, irresi,tibii-, in order to get the Captain', wound dressed, he having re ceived a muskyt ball through one of his feet. The ship waserincb ctt in her sails and rigging, but has since arrived Loudon. The Reiy and Shriek of 64 guns each, have sailed to joie the ibis, off the T ele '. Sailed; yesterday, the InvierNer sloop for the :gushing squadron. And the Baltic fleet. under convoy of a frigate and twin cutters. Dc Pew liana, Willem,. fi ern Kiel to Amster-- dant, with Umber. is sent in here by Le COdUteete frigate. .-2••••• FROM i.i.ovre. LIST. PftellefeeT•, May Ili ••••Alsiveg the Severn transport, from Cowes. Bailed the Mercury frigate, on a erotic off Gleartley• Came line liarfamw, the Ocean transport --Wind S.c.E. peat, May Id Sailed the Crescent frigate, Captain Lord William Sena?, on a Creige. Arrii.vl the Charlotte schooner, Lieut. Alt, hum Pottsonouth ; and the Illustrious man of ear, from a cruise off Boulogne ; an! remains in the Downs, with the Moiaach, Utrecht, Veteran, awl Ardcoot, men of war ; I:lmmortals/Le, Champioc, Jamaica, and IA Virginia fri:ate ; Orman, Lark, and 'Dart dorms of war; Bieilisk, gun ; DeVaeaUfel, Tartarus, Fury, Zebra, a 4 Lucifer honiM Wil -1 am, sOmeaohip, Fly-Liv •night and Speculator, naggers; Cor net+, 1.::1‘t Indianan, and several ether outward-bound vessels. ...Wind Smith. GM SWV , CI: 0, Ms r lA.—Pawed by the Mitiervi, itnniman, from Amsterdam ; !Imre Linder, Clark, from Rotterdam ; Vrow Adeic-!a, Rolf, from WIMP! Voce Anna, Oefric-e, and Vrow daroce, Turdrr, from tooliden.--Sailed the Ennerlo ' tine, t;unvon, fir Varell.; Meaguoid, for A nodcrd.im ; Waynitikcit, Wyckes, and the Twe Gebro der', --, for Embtlen. ......•••=e=meen=mos ANCIENT LIVING. rem of the Imam of the celebrated Elisabeth Woodville, pre. 'leas to her Marriage with Lord Grey .—,,Ahe was thermal& Q, eea to Edward IV and died in conbneteent at Southwask, either Henry VII- en WM.—This was extruded froth en. ancient blatteeeript. preserved in prumtnond Castle, and coindunicathd to the Public In Lady Ruthven. " Maeda , / shonting.—ltnee at four &clerk, and helped Catherine to milk the cows; Rachael, the other dairy-maid. having scalded he r in so bad $ manner the night before. Made a poultice for Ra chael, and gave Robin a penny, to get something from the apothecary 4* Six o'clock—The buttock of beef too much boiled, and beer a little of the salestro-Neis. To talk with the cook about the first fault, asd to mend tbe second myself, by tapping a fresh barrel diredly. " Seven o'clock —Went to walk with the Lady, my mother, in the court-yard; fed tweaty-five men and women, ch;d Roger severely for expressing some ill will at attending us with broken meat. " Eight o'clock ---Welt into the paddock hehini the house, with my maid Dorothy, caught Thump, the little poney, myself, and mode a matter of sir miles, without saddle or bridle. " Ten o'clock.--Went to dinner ; John Grey, a most comely youth ; but what is that to me ? a vir tuous maiden should be entirely under the diredion of her parents. John ate but little, and stole a great many tender looks at me; said women would never be handsome in his opinion who wete not good tem pered. I hope my temper is not intolerable ; no body finds fault with it but Roger, and he is the most disorderly serving man in our family. John Grey likes white teeth ; my teeth are of a pretty good colour, I think : and my hair is as black as set, though I say it; and John, if I mistake not, is of the same opinion. " Eleven o'clock.—Rose from the table ' • the company all desirous of wa lkin g in the fields ; John Grey would lift me over every stile, and twice he squeezed my hand with much vehemence. I cannot say I should have any objedions to John Grey; he plays at prison-base as well as any of the country gentlemen, is remarkably dutiful to his parents, my Lord and Lady, and never misses church on a Sunday. " Three o'clock.—Poor farmer Robinson's house burnt down by accidental fire ; John Grey proposed a subscription among the company, for the relief of (..rater, and gave no less than four pounds with " • --'f , ...—Never saw him look this so comely as at that moment. Four o'clock.—Went to prayers. " Six o'clock.—Fed the hogs and poultry. " Seven o'clock. —Supper on the table; delayed till that hour, on account of farmer Robinson's mit. fortune.--Afeni.—The goose pyc too much baked, and the pork roasted to rags. " Nine o'clock.—The company fast asleep. Thete late hours very disagreeable : sa id my prayers a second time, John Grey distraftod my thoughts too mach the first time. Fell asleep, and dreamed of John Grey." EXTRA(' 1 ItONI MINUI ES 01 IN inENCE Taken lark ate the Committee appointed to enenire Into the State of Ireland, a; to it. Circetat.iig Papa.; to Specie and Current Coin ; and, the ruchange between that part of thi• United kingdom and Great grit:Mi. The Right lion. JOIIN FOSTER, in the Chair. (Continuation of the Examination of Walter Borroirea, Esq. Merchant, of Austin Friars, frona OUT Paper of Saturday Supposing the Rank of Ireland to enlarge its ca pital materially, and to invest such enlarged part of its capital in the stock of the Bank of England, in the same manner as is done by some of the charter ed banks in Scotland, would not such property in Bank of England stock give to them all the same credit which they could require by consolidation with the Bank of England ?—lt would to the ex tent of the investment. How does your opinion of the advantage to be derived to the credit of the Irish paper, by a con solidation with the Bank of England, consist with your observation, that nobody doubts of the present credit and sufficiency of the Bank of Ireland ?---I never meant to arraign the credit of the Bank of Ireland; but I did conceive, that from a local situation she must meet the. effeds of the contest with France before this country does, and my remarks went to that point, and not to aay insufficiency of the Bank of Ireland. /lave you not meant to represent the depreciation of Irish paper as resulting from a want of confidence in it, and not from an excess in its.quantity ?—I have represented it as a want of confidence in the Bank. arising solely front the political causes above men tioned, and not flan any insufficiency in the Bank. Do you not conceive, that in common interc”urse, as operating on public confidence, a guarantee of the Bank of Ireland by Government would have greater died than any ineestraent of property in the fends, either British or Irish, even though such guarantee were for tax same limited sum as the in vestment ?—I do not think it would, unless that Go vernment gave them the use of their capital in addi tion to their guarantee. You hive stated the depreciation in value of the Irish Bank Notes to arise from an opinion entertain ed of the insecurity of die establishment under the particular circumstances of the country ; does it not follow, that as the B ink increases or diminishes its issues, the depreciation will vary in a certain de gree think not, because it is nut a depreciation peculiar to this species of property, but a ttaches to every species of permanent property in the country, such as lands and houses, which are in their 'Lame immoveable ; and which must share the danger to which the country may be exposed, which does not include uansient perishable property, such as arti cles of commerce and manufature, which are moveable, and therefore little exposed to any evil which may threaten the country, and therefore keep up their value, while the Bank Notes and immovear ble property sink. Supposing the Irish bank to have confined its issues to the sum invested in Irish stock, whether the confidence of the public in the ultimate security of those issues would not be greater than at present, when its issues art: nearly three-told greater than that gem ?—No doubt it would. Do -you not conceive that it would be impossible to carry on the general traffic of the country alum the medium of gold has been withdrawn, if the Bank of Ireland were restricted from exceeding the amount of their capital in their issues of paper, espe cially when the private bankets are bound to dis charge tacir notes in Bank of Ireland paper ?—I think it mould be impossible. Whether, according to the opinion before stated. you d not c- nsider that the Bank capital, invested in the Irish funds, would he invested in your view of the subjed on a security out of the cc un ry !—lt would. When you say the depreciation of the Irish cur rency would be removed by consolidating the Banks of England and Ireland, do you mean that the current paper of Ireland could be made to bear the same value as gold ?—I do not ; I mean that it should be raised to a par with English paper. Would not the exchange with England in that case be reetified ?-1 think it would, if you permitted the exchange to take place at the Bank of England, at 81 per cent. and rice rersa. You have st ited that the guineas in Ireland, as well those in circulation as those concealed, bear in your judgment nearly their usual pi oportion to the circulating medium of the country; do you conceive the quantity of gold in circulation, as contra-distin guished from that which is concealed, is equal in amount to what it was before the restriftion on the bank ?—I do not think it is. Do you conceive that the local demand for gui neas is diminished in thesame proportion ?--I do not. What do you conceive must be the effeets of a demand for guineas continuing, when the quantity in circulation is comparatively diminished from various causes ?—I think the increase of the demand mast arise from increasing difficulties to Irelands that a greater premium must be given in proportion to the demand. What premium have you known at any time gi ven in lingland for guineas ?-21 per cent. never knew of higher. MEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDWALL, so-moa sow. sr n. John Debrett, Picead.lty, bookseller . t 10 James Gadsden, Bishorgate-street, cheesensonger .3 10 James Graham, Pieradili!, watch maker • 11 10 Robert Ilarcows Twycruss, Brouk street, Holborn, 2 10 jeweller . . . . John Ilenley Block, Lanaliostrite, Spitalfields, oil and coluurinan . . .3 JO . . - - ------ PI VI DEN DS: John Collingdeft, Plough-eourt, Met- chant James Benson, Greville-.treat, Hatton-rarklen, painter CERTIFIC RTES. John George Wiliam, of Marahall•st;eet, Iw n clon•rosd, met- chant. Peter Jarm Papillon, of St Soithin' , lme, merchant. Wilton. Bennett, of Ivy-lane, carpenter. Lewro Cohen, of Gower'.-row, Goodinan's-field., merchant. John Viilsupoit the younger, of Loom Grosvenor-place, dealer. laic Hach, and Emanuel Rients, Budge-rov e factors FROM SATURDAY NIGHT: GAZET IF. BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Glossop, late of !Upham, Lincoln, Isoact jobber, to Stlrretider June 1,2, and 30, at eleven, at the Head lmi, in Lincoln. Attorney, Mr. Funlkei, Bury Place, 111.nnisbury- , quare, London. William Hargrave, of Kirton in Lind key, Lincoln, stone maodi, t. surrender June 1,2, and 20, it el,.•en, at the 611- r..cen'4 }lead llin, 111 Lincoln. Attn,o)ey:. N1t.441 . ... Harvey and Robinson, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; and Mr. Atkition, Lincoln. William Amitell, of Cannon-street, grocer, to sixrender May 26, at one, J one 5, at ten, and 30,11 one, at Guildhall. At torney, %Ir. Lee, Three Crown-court, Sotliwark. Robert S inderson, of Palsgrave Place, money-scrivenar, to surrender May 26, 29, and June 30, at ten, at Guildhall. At• tome% , Mr Constable, Sy inunin.-11 in, Chaneery-lane, London John Dutton, of Catherine-court, Towor-hill, shi;ebroker, to surrender May 28, June 2, and 30, at twelve, RI Guildhall. At ttttt ieys, Messrs. Wald, Dennetts, and sjreaves, Henrietta street, Covent-Garden. Thomas Cuulttring, late of Bristol, cyder-meichant, to sot render June 6,7, and 30, at the Rummer Tavern, lane, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Bl.rndtnrd and Sweet, loner- Temple, London ; and Mr. Edward Stephens, Bristol. John Hunting, of the Whale Fisherc, Little Hermitage• street, Wapping, victualler, to surrender May 26, June 2, and 30, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rubinson, Prospect-row, lisffniondscy. Paul Lee, late of South Shields, Durham, druggist, to sur render June 6,7, and .30, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Robert Young, Newcastle; and Mr. Richard Nehori, Maddox-street, Hanover square, London. William Ludlow, the younger, late of Andover, South ampton, wine-merchant, to 'offender May 28, at five, 29, at ten, and June 30, at twelve, at the George inn, Andover, At • turners, Mr. Robert Rind, Andover ; and Mews. Johnson and Gotten, Gray's-Inn, l.ondon. William Arnold Ludlow, late of Andover, Southampton, grocer, to surrender May 30, at five, 51, and June 30, at ten, At the Sear and Garter, Andover. Attorneys, Mr. John !ferny Tedd, Andover; and Richard Bremridge, Inner-Tein ple, Loudon. Charles Reynold:, of Norwich, woollen-draper, to surrender May 21. Jane 6, And 50 ; at four, at the White Swan Inn, in the perish of St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. Steward, Norwich. John DAndt, of Piccadilly, bookseller, to surrender May 22, June 2, and 38, at ten, at Gitililhall. Attorney, Mr. T Dawson, Warwic:;-street, Golden-square. DIVIDENDS May 18. William Bayley, lam of Wakefield. York, iron 12011pT, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Wakefield. June 11. Peter Smith, of Famhill, in the pari‘h of Kil IM Mb, York-hire, slialloo.t maker, at eleven, at the Talbot-Itut, Bradford. .Rene 12. Peter Pratt, late of llart-street, Bloomsbury, glals - at ono, ..t June! I. Tlimira. Whitiv, of Making-Place, in Snyland, in the ..wish of Halifax, Yorkshire, at eleven, at the White Lion Loy in I falifax. Juno 12. Bali-min Field, of.Uoinn-street, Bishopsgate.street Wiriout, upholsterer, at ten, at Guildhall. June lit. Joseph Kenyon, late of Wakefield, York, linen drain r, at eleven, at the \Voolpacks filn, WJ June 9. James Hamilton and William Turkingturi, of Finch lane, merchant:, at ten, at Guildhall. ' June 22. Samuel Turner the younger, of Laytonstone, Essex, Grow., at ten, :it Guildhall, London. June 21 Sainui.l Bicknell the Cider, and• Samuel Bickne3 the younger, of Maze Pond, Southwark, soap-boden at ten, at (;uildtill. June 22. Ed.'s ol Or re, of the Borough, cheeseroonger, at eleven; at Gtoldliall. June 9. John Tow.i,crid, of Ludgate-hill, lacemau, at one, at Guildhall June JO. Francis Forbes, late of NRc rough, ettv mist, at one, at Gui.d.iall June 29. Henry Coiling., of the Parish of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, skinner, at elmen, at the Rummer Ta sem, All Seines-bine, Bristol. June 20. Henry Collings, and Richard Ireland Gifford, of the Parish of St. Philip and Jac di, Gloucester, 'drmers, at elevh, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saiut's•lane, Bristol. June 20. Richard Ireland Gilf..rd, of thr, Parish in St Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, skinner, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saint's•lane, Bristol. May 29. John Ralph Bonier and John Jacob Zondin, of Devon4hire , square, Bohopsgateotreet, merchants, at ten, at June 1. Cs •orge Cowen, of Iloxton Town, Shoreditch, oil and culoormen, at eleven. at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES--deter 9. Francis Hill, late of Middleton, Suffolk. merchant. William Pugh, of Berwiclonr , et, Soho Ewan., tailor, TLanias Perry Tuther, of Holborn-bill, linen-draper. Ann Chinch, of New Bond street, natlliner. John Jeffryes,of Clapham Rood, Surrey, printaeller. John Eden Deacon, of New Bood -s treet , linen-draper. 'James Moore, late of hidden-11AI, Suffolk, cordwainer. in the Bo- No. 4, STuCKS. f DAIT• (Immune .. by India Stock. Ditto B.mda.. •••• South Sea 5t0ck...... 014 A tutuittes New dirt... 3 per Cent, 1951............ Hilts Eng. !Amery Tickets.....2bl 0 auk fur 1 0 tia few I r..mtsois for el 117 RISH. Stock-Wolter. nnaltill. an 1 9, Owing Crow IUPTITS. w r d 4 , 4 4., the 1 agy 4,t Arrtrew Corbet, fol. of fe w. Res mild, Shrewibuiy, of a SOIL Al Bali', th. Hat. MN. Stack, Lady .70in Steele, fl y Ballyconry, co. Kerry, EA. and daughter et the late Lard Clara na, ot a molt and heir. Lately, at his lir use in Portland-plate, Bath, Edwin Satin dna, El. of Wilandtrry, county Meath, Lc lied I.ately. Mr. Jilin Holmes, arm. of the Wzc.l:. /forge Inn s ciciptou, in Craw,' forii.erly of Ifey. l ;ant, razor Lux , ter. And the neat day, .Mr .lohn Hohne., ;nit. (his am), in a ht 4,r louacy, nut his throat in and: a tuanher as to *MUM hit A PERSON, who hek; for Years been ICCUVOTI ed to rocei‘ing Rents and auper.ntendi3p Evaatut, it dc,;to.3 of Je:ing engaged in such Capacity, by any IC..Wetnan or Gen ts-min of etch:nava landed Propuly. Reipectable Refstencee can be given. A Line directed to T. Scnitb, at Mt. liodevon't. R•mkvelitt, .enetter e 1 W a inpole and Greet Mary•la-bottue-vtneetv, wiU be im mediately wronaloci bo. • )..esdont Pfmted by .1. BLACK, No- -0,1411 eived at the Office, and . 1 CMAILD No. 190, 1 4 ; • 5 . •Mr. 3. ACPFIMa. in the UN % .6 .."4" PRICE 01 Rank Stock 153 per Cent. R 55;4 ..t per Cent. Cons. .hut. 4 pel Colt 3 per Cent. NaN .• .... 9.21; per Cent. Lti any . Lein Ann 161 7 16 Short Annuitie. Imperial J per Cent. Ditto Annuities. ....ill 7-1.1 Irish 5 per Cent tis Ditto Annuities Defeir.4 Stock. PRICE UV IRISH STt.)CKS. P 441 IS. efbvemment Deb. B' . per Cent... Ditto, 5 w . f . cent Ditto Stock, 5 per rent 1 rennet-, ills, 11404, 5 per. cent .........P.ir. Royal Canal LOAN 6 !oar Cent........., ..$T Ditto 4 percent Royal 1.:.11/111 Loan, 6 pet Cent. S6l Cite 80n4..„ 6 per cent.... c3l FIIDAT, M•! ie. V cuice ti A vies L..;shon Oporto 6ll Dubian l7l COURSE OF EXCHA Amsterdam 35 4 211,T. Ditto at Sight Itritttoltain .... It 3 2 V. ll4niburgh.... SG 12 11.1. Alton .;6 4 21U. Plifj% 25 W Ditto. lll 2 D. enistrieaux 45 IS birdria Ditto .-- in raper. Ditto 3l effect hilboa . L eg h orn 4B Genus.. 45 Dublin on London (Mal Belfact nn London (Mar liethst on Dublin (May anti p.n. I. I. J Portugal Gold tot Coin pee Le 4 0 0 Doobtooos New Duller; Sheer in &Uri ... • New I.nuts eaoh Arlo un the Bank of Holland 31 per Cent. r 14) 'I 1 r 1 1 li I 7 r 11)) •• 911 10 61 days, Co iL LXCHAN(W., MAY %S. Best Coil., iii the Pool, per Chantal Oh. Od. Uvilveted to Housekeepers O 401. Od. Stiin rl hod, rt Cilantro 44. Od. Det , rred to 14...,..1'ert•t e,, ..? .4 PA INGII WATER AT I.UNLX/S ISKIUGE THIS U fit, 25 mm. a tt,r I 1. 2, Gcddsmith's.eourt, Great New-street, and pullished by W. WRST, at the Office, No. 15. Hack of St. Clements. Strand. Advertisements, and corm:unman/ins rts by the following Booksellers: Messrs. BARKER and Sot:, Great Russel-street, Covent-garden : olr .I. IN: tsar, No 190, Oxford-streetSoy...No. 27, Great :siarinorougis Piccadilly Mr. listsv, Bridge-street, Westminster ; Messrs. Muontsmos and Co. No. 92, Dorough ; Messrs. PA !SUNS and Son, Ludgate-hill; Messrs. °cit. , / s r and Sus. Cornhill ; Mr. Fetes( amp., Minariss ;I. and J. kisany, No. 164 , High-arse% Shithwell; Mr. Cot Ar La, No. 6t: Pall Mall Mr. BEY :Jost's, No. 137. this:re-street ; sun Pots. ltinnoom. SALES BY AUCTION, LEIGH, SOTHEBY, awl SON, At their House, in Y k•orstreet, Covent Garden, on THIS 1/KIC at Twelve o'clock, THE vied and very valuable LIBRARY of FREDERICK KANMACHER, Esq. F.L S. contain ing a fine collection of Books in Natural History, C;eneral II story, Vovag's, Travels, Relics Lettres, and Miscellanies; also, some scarce and curious English Bibles, a complete set of the Gentleman's Magazine, Mnuthly and other Periodical Works. N R. The Books are all in very neat condition, and many elegant. To be viewed to the Time uf Sale, and Catalogwos (price 6d.) had at the place of Sale. ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOGRAPHICAL PAINTINUS, DRAWINGS, PRINTS, BOOKS, Sec. UT Mr. RICHARDSON. At his House, No. 31, the Corner of Villiere-street, in the Strand, THIS and Three following Dais, at Twelve o'Clu A COLLECTION of PRINTS and DRAW INGS be Bartolozzi, Days, Hearne, Munn. Rooker Sandhy, Shepherd, Turner, alai Varley ; a tew PICTURES by Arnol I, Barker, Rathbone, Wilson, and Wright of Derby; RARE ENGLISH PORT RAH'S ; a small Colic% .... of BOOKS, including a Histosv of England, 2 rub. ; and a Collection towards a History of Wiltshire, il lustrated with a Loge Number of Drawings, Sketches, and Prints, in 2 large wok. folio, lice. dec. To be viewed on the Mornings of Sale ; Catalocucs may ha had of Mr. Richardson, No. 51, Strand (price SiApencej and of Mr. Clark, Bookseller, Bond-Ntreet. FREEHOLDS, Omit Peter-streat, Westminster, and LEASE• HOLDS, Newpon-altey. By Mean. ROBINS, At thtit Spacious Rnoms, Pialik Covent - ruden , THIS . . DAY at Twelye,..in Two Lots AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of TWO HOUSES, situate No. 23 and 24, Great Peter-street, Westminster; and also THREE MESSCAGES adjoining, in St. Aiiii`...lane; the whole Lett to Mr. Sharpe, for an unex pired Term of Sixteen Years, at the low Old Rent of 201. but Underiett at upwards of 501. Also, a I.EASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of TWO convenient HOUSES, three Stories high, Nos. 19 and ro, in the best part of Newport-alley, or Market, to the Occupa t.on of Mr. Giles and Mr Mills, Under Tenants, both Lett on Lea ..e to Mr. Wdron, at 701. for a Terni of Seventeen Years, and held fur One Quarter more, at 321. leaving a net Income of 0111. mots amply seeured. May be viewed till the Sale, with Leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had; also of Mr. gift, Abing don-street ; and in Covent-garden. Valuable and scarce BOOKS, including the FRENCH err cycLoratmx, 116 vol.. ooroplete, a fine toned Grand PIANO FORTE, by Longman and Broderip. By Mew.. ROBINS, At their Spacious Rooms, Piazza, Covent Garden, THIS DAY, at Otte o'Clock, 'DART of the valuable and choke LIBRARY of A BOORS, among which is a splendii Edition of the French Encyclopedia, 116 vols. uncommonly scarce and valualt ; Encyclopedia Britannica ; elegant &idiot, of Shakespeare, 111 vols. in Morocco; Dryden'. Fables; Views in Egypt; Books of Prints; with the Works of Pennant, Milton, Ireland, Unant's Roads of England, Annual Regkter, Statutes at Virge, complete, and many others equally scarce ; also a Grand rialto Forte, Ac. the Property of a Man of Fashion. May be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had at the Rooms. Well secured GROUND RENT, Turnham Green; ala de sirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. Lower Grosvenor place, Pi tulrco. By Melon. ROBINS, At their Spacious Rooms, Piazza, Covent Garden, THIS DAY at Twelve o'clock, ANET GROUND RENT of 281.75. per an num, held for a ter:a of 90 yeah from Michaelmas last, and most amply secured upon a capital and perfectly modem House and Premises, situate at Turnham-green, Middlesex, slow in the occupation of Mrs. Robertson; and also a LEASE HOLD RESIDENCE, most delightfully situate, Na. IS, up in.!. Fame-street, Lower Grosverior-plam . , being the Kings Private Roadiscorriposing a substantial Brlelchrite, which • rruuarkably convenient, aed the situation nearly enviable; held for a term of lg years, from Michaelmas last, at a Ground Kent of Thirty Guineas per annum. May be yieeeil till the Sak and Particulars had on the re. spective Prenifses; and in Covent Garden. COMPLETE RESIDENCE, YORK PLACE, PORTMAN SQUARE. By framiis. ROSINS, At theit Spacious Rooms, Great !NAZIS, Covent Carden, THIS DAY, at Twelve o'clock, AN excellent well built modern BRICK HOUSE , replete with convenicncim and finished with peculiat 4,4841 (repo-less of expellee), by the present owner and Gems -I:ier, who is going to reside entirely in tne country, wish 00•11+ hie Coach House, four-stall Seat)le adjoining, most delightfully situate on the East side, awl near the centre of that distin guished spot, Yerk Place, Portman-square. The House is in the most perfect state of repair, arid tit for the immediate re cepti.in of a Family of Distinction ; is held fur a into of up walls of Ninety Years, at a modeate reserved rent. Th... rle- Fu 11l i l ow, which is in every retirees well adapted to thst Home, may be taken by appraisement, er will be Sold by Auction on the Premises, in a few days after the Sale of the House, of which timely notice will be given. May be privately viewed (with Tickets only), which may be had any time prior to this Sala; or the Estate and Effects ntlki be treated for by Prints Contract, by application to Messrs- Robins. Covent Garden. IN A FEW DAYS, By Mr. JEFFhRY, At hit Rooms, No 11, Pal!-Ntall, T HE GENUINE and VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY • , 1 The Right Hoe. RICHARU, 4-14 AT.VANLF.Y. Lord Chief Justice of His Majesty's Court of Common rear, deceased. Including all the Repont La•esar:ued in all the Comic. of Law; ail the Ateiritoenr., Ind vet, T.lnee. Chit' ee Bootee on the Constitution. Crown, an,i rartiantany, t 1,12 g the mtriit tinier.' Collection of 1.4.10,1 414 Cultstiltittut.- 1 list have broil ever 'dined tulatihSc Sate. • in' 1 ( Ind M OSI Mi :.t, F 4, it St+ f 3 e. ' es TI • 1