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n~ lIIGULAND SOCIITY OS SCO7L4Nn. A General Meeting of thi. Society, in terms of its charter, was held in their Hall, in Edinburgh. on Monday se'nnight, at which there was a reseal able attendance of the Members : The Right Hon. the hart of D A attousie, Vice President, in the Chair. lhe Secretary submitted to the Meeting the nro reeding, of the Diretiors, since the General Meet ing in Janutary last. The Society approved of the continued attention of their DireEtnrs in prilinnting the objelts of the institutien, and of the premiums offered by them for the current year. Th. Society highly approved or the zealous exer tionsof the Dire fors and their Commith e, to whom the snbjelt of the Herring Fishery had, by termer General Meetings, heels ref : reed, in having taken such pains ro acquire particular information' with respell to that important source of national we 4 1 ,11 ; and which, in terms of the instruelions of last Gu - nem! Meetinr, th uy had communicated to those Members of His Majesty's Government, who. from situation, are led to pay attention to this obje.i.— The Society remitted to the Direetors to continue their attention to the fisheries, and to make sum farther communications, and take such measinec, in name of the Society, in regard to 'hat ni..t eu , As so them may appears roper and expedient ; and the thanks of the Meeting were voted to John Tait, Esq. Convener; Cohn Mackenzie, Esq and the other Members of the Committee, fur their aflive exericns in the business. The Meeting were pleased to find, from a report made to the Direetors, as appeared from the it mi mites, that the investigation taken up by this So ciety, for ascertaining the cpality and relative ye. loft of and big, whew used fur malting. now carrying on by the Board of Excise in Scotland, in consequence of instiujions from Government, upon an extensive seal-, was in great forwardness. That the trials of these different kinds of grain, when aid in brewing, had been completed, and that same progress had also been made in ascertaining dirk velues, when used in distillation ; and that there was every reason to believe the results would give satisfaßion Le the ceuntry at lerge On motion, the thanks of the S iciety were una nimously voted to the Right tin. Sir James Mont bornery, Bart. Lord Advocate for Scotland, for aying, at the requtest of the Society, procured an order for having the different reports laid be-for. Parliament, oa all subjeCts cinneeted with agricul ture, fisheries, ant manuftedures, tegalarle trans 'flitted to the Snci.ty. AmnoLe other matters w!.ich had been under the consideration of the Direaots. was th.: propriety of introducing into this country threshing machines, upon a scale suited to farms of moderate extent. I: having been stated to the Society, by Sir Archibald Grant, Bart. that such machines, upon an im *roved plat), had lately been construeted, and brought into use in Erglaed ; the Meeting recom mended to the Direetors to make the necessary in quiry upon the subjeet, it being thought that sat .h machines would be very useful to the general class of ordinary farmers in Scotland. The Secretary informed the meeting that he had lately received from James Wardrope, Esq. surgeon in Edinburgh, in order to be laid be. ore toe Society. several pounds of the specie:if grass seeds generally cultivated in Hungary and Syria. The Society re commended to the Secretary to distribute these seeds in small quantities. among such of the society's members as would pay proper attention in ascertain sing. by trial. how far they would suit the soil and cli mate of this country. The report of the Committee appointed some time ago, for investigating the authenticity of the Poems of Ossian, being now published, was laid before the bociety. The meeting, on motion, voted the thanks of the Society to Henry Mackenzie, Esq. the Chairman, Lord Bannatyne, and the ether Mem bers of that Committee, for the very proper mode in eehich they had coodueted the inquiry ; and particu- ' larly to Mr. Mackenzie, for the able manner in which he had drawn up th. report. The Meeting approved of the steps taken by their Committee on publications, of which Mr. Fergtonn, of Crosshill, 'Advocate, is Convener, in arranging and preparing tha different approved essays and communications given in to the Society, in order to publish a third volume of the Society's transactions; and it eas recommended to the Committee to have inserted in this volume, the Servey and Plans now , executing by dire Rion of the Society, of the dif ferent modes of watering meadow lams-s, and grass grounds, praltised on his Grace the Duke of Buc cleugh's estates in Dumfries and Setkirk,hires, for the Information of the public. weral other matters having been referred to the Committee of DireCtors, the Society voted their thanks to the Earl of Dalhousie, Vice President, for his attention in the Chair. In consequence of the condo& of Mr. W. Cot. a. of Gosport, and the Volunteer Corps, late under his command, in that town, on His MAJBITY'S 11 rah Day, when the Volunteer were assembled mi Portssiewn, and for which an eseeptien was made in the gtneral thanks of that day; the Ge neral has now ordered to be inserted in the Orderly Book of the Brigade, that it i, his 14 4,F.STICI plea sure, •6 that the service of Captain Cots and the Company under his commany,sliall be discontinued ; and Major MA art' is direele.f to communicate the same to Captain Cot rand his Company." A fitter irdm a sailor on board His Majesty's ship La CafFonn-,*to his father in Glasgerw, dated off Fe Camp, June 11, says—• About four o'clock yesterday morning, we perceiVed an enemy's squad ron, of six armed brigs, three merchant brigs, eleven armed loggers, and 'seven sloops, in all raictity-seven sail, coming oust' of Havre de Grace, with the in tentim of proceeding to Rotilogn , !. At half-p: s' sine we brought thern'to anion, and, notwithstand ing their being' proteeted by numerous batteries, and flying artillery *lung the shore, we so mauled them, that they were giaa to anchor in a very stuttered Mate, MT the town of F.! Camp ; out of C 7, only la came to anchor, the rest were sunk . or blown up. We were so closely engaged, that we could see the Men jump into the sea, and swim ashore. They must have lost a great number, as their vessels were full of troop... Our squadron had four killed and ire wounded. We are'vernifiing them here, and if they have the teraellry to come mot, they will aster reach Oculogae." • 11._ NAVAL rxTruTGEIV.:E. I , ?ItTSMOUTII. Jt:Lir I. There has been nn arrival at thi; port from a fo reign station tor some time; the wina been fa ronrabh. dining the last week in bring ships np the Channel. Both the Leeward agj Windward bland convoys are in the Channel. Arrived the Ci:f ne frigate from off Havre, from whence the French gun boats h tve r , e,ipe I into Fe carnp. Also ar-ked the ‘le.Tera elopp, and 11:e Lo cus, Run-vessel, from a cruise. The prisoners t iken nn hoard the Spank', f i• goes captured by the Lire!t and Medir,, , , %.*;1 sent home in a :e‘v days. Mr. S. Moore. or ; s town has agreed with Goverment vs convvy then: to Corunna. A onnther more v.oli follow them. Arrive) the sir W,/id„ Parllearl and Mane ,nit ward bound East Ind: 'men. front the Downs. and joined the other el. yen at the Motherbank. Sailed the VeSICI , III bomb, with a convoy for the Downs.—Wind S.W. ligrpvt 7 ,'C/orb, p. m. The MrrrNry is just arrived horn Jamaica with the account of the Comhine.l Fleet having arrived at Martinique ; cannot It..trn whether Lord Nelcon vrived. Tl,e thwary brought home the Mail, after a seven weeks' passage. satmouvn, mum 29. Arrived the Dims,' packet, Capt. St. Aubyn, from Lisboa, with Mails, IS days passage, and is gone into quarantine ; also the Tromp, guard ship, having board d the Danish krig t'orittude, Hen dricksoa, from Rarcelora, with wine and brandy. The fleet of merchant ve,sels from England, undur convoy of His Majesty's ship w hi c h sailed from hence abort a month since, was safe ived at Labors a: also the P“..ce of 'Yates packet, road, wi:h Mails from England. Sailial the Wo/singliam packet, Robarts, for Lis bon, with two Aads.—Wind N.E. DIA JULY 1. Came down from Sheerness the VUlit4le slonp of and the Riasste gun brig, with thirteen sail of fire.s-cs.els, under convoy trnm Sheerness, all of which rem..in in the Downs with the ships as per last. v it motrria, aut.v I. The Cresivr sloop of war, Captain Hancock, has sent in here a large hoy laden with wine, which was br-ught off the beach by the boats of that vessel. Co avoid being taken, the crew ran the hoy on the enemy's beach, under a battery, which kept up a ,- , ,n.tant tire on them, but happily did then' no hurt. The Maguire sloop of war has sent in here a smuggling lugger, which she captured off the Coc kel (ou the Yorkshire coast) ; the lugger had on hoard 334 ankers of Geneva, and tti• ankers of brandy. Put in here wind hound, nn her passage to Got tenburgh with Mails, the Aurklond packet, Captain Ph-mas Bridge. Ships in the Roads as per last. Wind N.E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. .11111V•LII. kt Lieerpel—The Cilflsll.lllll, Ohlion, from Cephalonia; se I. Ampkiort, M'Lean, from Charleston. At Clyde—The. Cornell', ; and the Mary, Rice, ditto. At Bortsadnes—Ganges, Cm!, Mare Ann, Thonapvm ; Harnott larezland ; and Dominica packet, Greenlottf, from L At lerbice--Tte William , Shurrr, ditto. At Derr —The Foterprise, Waterman, ditto. At Jam 4I a —The Redford, Lane, from Airica ; from Cork; ApOla, Bally, from ; Economy, Cook; Wart.trae, Jonas ; Mariner, Curtis ; Nero, (;rcire; Alfred, Boyd; Ka-Neigh, Dennangn ; /kiln, Atkins; Mary, Suter:; Sally. Williams; end the Diinke•tie4l, tr„.. Loudon. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. " ar-O'Fre, latlig 2, 1602. 16th Regiment of Foote—Captain &abeam De-an Vernon to he Major, without purchase, vice Skinner, proinoted. 27th Ditto—Captain Richard Askew to be Mojur, by purchase, vie. Willoughby, who retires. 6:nh Dirtpi-4.:stitoin Thomas Wetherell alley, from the 19th Foot, to be Meier, by parcheae, vice Msddison, promoted. The King's Oerrnan Legion. Ist Regiment of Dravo.i.,..Captain Jotui Baron Bulow to MAjW, With temporary rank. Id Rogation of Light Infantr—Captain Hugh Holkett to be Major. lit Lotatisin of the Line—Captain Adolphus Berm Beck to be Minos, with temporary rank. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon James MacGregor, Vista this Roy.: I lone Guards, to Ise a Deputy LispeCor of Hospitals td Regiment of Royal Rost India Voluittee,s. Lieutenant James Lowe to be Captain, vice Willis, who re tires. Ens:gn William Henry Partridge to be Lieutenant, vice Lowe. George Robert Cooper Wilcocke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Partridge. Mitstornanuust. The appointment of Lieutenant Vaughan Palmer, from the 211 Lgbt Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company in the Pith Regiment of Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 25th of May last, hat not taken place. The undermentioned Oaken are superseded, via. 6th Foot, Lieutenant Edward Smith, haring ab•ente,l himself from a detachment of the regiment without lease. 234 Ditto—Second Lieutenant Joseph Welsh, being absent 4ltt I>ertn--Enrientirrirr Dutton, ditto. Glib Dittn--Surge 3n F. Fiedler, ditto. 3cl lrtot India Reg.inetn— , Lieutenaht Hyarinth abrented frn.ii the Army Depot when on the point of eat badmtion tojoin hi. regiment 4th Ditto—Lieutenant F. tre)nnnr, dittn. ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES. Edvrar4 Chri.tian, Waters , lay. Jhly 10, at Wiabesch. CARIIIAKTIIEN SUMMER CIRCUIT, 11105. Cumarthen•hire—Mmorlay, August 25, at Carmarthen. Pranitarokeshire—Raturday, Aupaat 31, at Havertoralwett. Cavriganthire..-Friday, September b, at Cardigan. I'AIITNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. Charles Merl ltigau,l, Charles Batty', Thomas Pilgrim, and B Jain, et Backl.•rsbury, in the city of London, brokers. June 30, 1805. William Sandford and Peter Sandford, of Wheat•hill, in Salford, in the counts. of 'Lancaster, dyers. June lie, 1805 Henry Richard Collard and Nathaniel Hadley, the younger, of Scotian., yard, in the county of Midttesex,cool merehanta. June te, taw,. Framers knight and John Tr iphook, of No. 3R, St. Jaremei.s. street, in the pariah of St. James's, Westminster, hooksekers and stationers. June ?9, 11105. Timms. llowatil and William froward, of Manchester, in thecounty of laneat4lin. **an mannfacturers. June 11, 1505 Cuneltin Ilarrioan and Thomas Negri...in, of the city of [Andes: and of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, mer chant•. Ist June, 1105. Jame• Kr indram, Samna! Staerern. jun. Warn Laugliton, J. P. Marehaerd„ trainuel Brlndrasu, Thomas It.npletnan, 13r.tadieo, and S.outiel C.Mattli T. y Sie:et, in V, EOFOU4II u 1 SJuthwark, vitae land 1na111.41.i.:6 1 - rens. Stine 4 , , Fer4kist, , ,, John Gullet,. and George grown, or Kendal, in the county of We tnwrlana,.le& sim.tuia , Aureut Jtme It , 1e0.5. John Wataon,rtf WahnniJohn n' r‘eatan. v• ph Wat.on, Will Ilargreates, nod Inn". Wrilcht, at the county of Line.ister. c Moo sons uers. February 11, 180,. Joseph Marriwtt,Charles and John Mom, antlers in hemp and flax. October 9. 1844. Water Gixhom, Henry Harrr.•.v,s the elder. Henry greases the younger, and Maximilian n• I. - e.niinn', hi the county of Linea ter, nano aCtilr,rs. June 14. tValt,r Creiam, Il•nry Ilargreaves the riti-r, arbd 11.1nry Hargraves the yothig..r o L , verpelfA, ,t 1 the couNty ul Lau • ca•ter, glass .11210'1cl wars. °Cub : •/ 51, Ilia). R"lrmrt Womenley and Robert Wemin.ier,jun. manntie wren of aqua fortia, Sc. Nn. 15, firown's Lute., Spital.ields, Lontion Jon., 27, 1805. Mrs. Firm! i and %CA /land, of Osimbitreh, in the cower; of Lincoln, school-mistreftes. May 83, 1808 Thomas Abbott and William Arinstrang, of High street. St. in the comity of MilJlesel, itati..ll•lS July 1 , 1808. Joseph Earle and William Shore, theitofneturers of tobacco, In the Corn Market, in the. Borough deDerby. Jona. 47, Ido4 John Croslimt and Joseph Cro,laral, of Crosland Mom, in the parish of Alinondbury, in the county of York, cloths's'. June 29, 180). Thom is Robinson and Rich :rd Watkins, of Great Mary-la. bonne-street, iii the county of Middlesex, cern-chandler, June 24, G urge Slater acrd Aimingler Lori, of Liverpool, la the c 'only of Lancaster, p 4, n brokels luau V), 1405 Thomas Baclellnus.,, William Pryor, seri Wiliam M Her Dollln, merchants sad rn.urance-broker;, mu. Qs, Stoad.atreet 13,Indu,gs. July 1, 1805. HMV: RVI'TCY ENLARGF7I). Chad,: Glover, of Altternar'e street, in the patiO, of St. Geoite, s,i tau county of M 4,1 upholsterer, Lo.a June 29, to Aurtst 17, 6ttoit, at Guildhall, Loudon. BANKRUPT,. Limes Garhet., of Liverpool, in the coonte of Layealter, bui:der, dialer and eltaposan, to survenrkr Aug.mt 6, 7, an.l 13, et one, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, 111 1!, d street, Liverpool. Attoinsys, Mr. Arcinhan Keightly, School !vie, Liverpool; and Messrs. Macdougall and Homer, Lin coln's-inn. ]amen Rennett and Thomas Bennett, late of the town of Huntingdon, na the county of Hllleingdon, drapers, (Icahn. and chapinen (but now of Stamford, in the county of Linco'ns., to surrcnicr July 11, 12, and August 13, at deer'', at th.o Fountain lon, in the said town of Huntungion. Attorneys, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, South.mtpten buildings, Chancery lane. Richard Powell Chandler, of the city of GMuceuter, tohac con at, anudf.inanurafttarer, dealer and chapman, to , orte.:tiu-r July 10, 11, and August 13, at twelve, at the house of Samuel Poston, vintner, called the Rummer Tavern, in All- Saint'slane, in the city of Brstol. Attorneys, Masan. Ter rant and Motile. Chanc,or Jane, Lo..don. R4flllat Hpk, now or late of Patneurick, in the ern.ustv of GI uncester, clothier, dealer and citapmal, to surrender July 25, at five, 26, and August 13, at e'er...it, at the house of Thomas (folder, known by tit , • name of the Fakon Inn, in Painswtek, in the county M Gluecester. Attorneys, Mr. Tice,r Neenhain, Gloucestershire; and Mr. James, N.. (2, G•ay's Inn-square. . - 'antes S.nith, of Sudbury Green, in the pariah of !Janne, in the county of Middlesex, sale man, broker, dealer and chaprnan, to surrender July 12, 27, and August 13, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lohdon. John Collard th'r yonnger, of the ear of Canterbury, hop dealer, to surrender July 6, 13, and Atitost V', at at Gui dhall, !Amino. Attorneys, Mesci. Wright and P.cker ing, Paper-buildiur, Temple. DIVIDENDS. July tn. Thomas Rodd:late of C;e7;ard street, in the parish of St. Ann, Westminster, in the county of Mid.llescs, jewejer, at ten, at Guildhall, 1 °radon. Julyll7. William Spencer, of Faaffron- hill, in the pariah of Saint Andrew, Holbwn, in the county of Middlesex, vic tualler, deal, and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Augu-4 1.3. svdiien, Veld, of Streatham, in the county of Surrey, • , 3u.alet. dealer and eluitainan, at Inn, at Guild hall, Livid.... August 17. John Taylor, of Chatham, in the county of Kent, winemerehant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jule 23. Rzniamin Day, of Wallop Strwtfard, in the county Of Hertford, draper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Gull hall, Lonctiii. July 23 Thomas Curter the you iger, late of Waltham Ilnly Cm.% in the county of Essex ' ci , m.clian.Her, dealer and chapman, at ten, at GoildhaH, London. July 27. Richard Lawrence, sit New Windsor, ;n the county o f is, r i o , hccltlayer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild hall, Londun. August 12. Dennis Wright, of Sealingham, in the county of Norfolk, miller, it ale, and cilapmaii, at fur, at t‘l2 White Hart Gan, in the pariah of St. Peter of Mancr.ft, in Norwich. July Y 7. S 'nue! Bicknell the eider and Samuel Bicknell the younger, of Mate-Pond, Southwark, in the county of Stir rev, soap-boilers, dealers and chaiinien, at ten, at Guild hall, Lenten. July 22. Wilhite Stoney and John Smith, of Leeds, in the county of York, (fixer.. deakie and cliadinen, at eleven, at the house of William Ward, the Null and Mouth inn, iii Leeds ansresai.l. July 47. Geier Mathews and Thomas Turnbull, of Budge lon. London, merchants, dealers and chapinen, at twelve, at Guildhall. July YS. Juseells Harris, of Key nsham, in the county of So merset, tanner, dealer and shaptnan, at eleven, at the Hum mer Tavern, in All Saints lane, in the city of Bristol. July 27. William Day, of Ciimiliside, in the city of Loudon, Tan% mercer, dealer aunt chapnian, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 23. Timothy Davis, of Paul's -court, Woo.l.street, in the city of Lominii, and Waltham Abbey, in the county of Emex, hosier, pin maker, dealer mid them:tan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 25. Joseph Ilardman, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Star Inn, in Deansgite, Manchester. Septembn 28. James Fozard the ell. r, Letitia Fiaard, and James Foam' the Younger, of Park.lane, Islccadidy , iu the county a Middlesex, stable keepers, &Jeer and ehminien, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sl.tember 28 Letitia Famed, of Park-lane, Piccadilly, in the comity of Mi4.11 , ...x, stable keeper, t1e . .11..t and chap. woman, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. September 28. James Fozaril the younger, of Pak lane, Pic cadilly, an the county of Mistille.ex ' stable keeper, de a ler and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 23. John Bixter, of I larwic.i, in the comity ofSSac,n —c, Lures draper, dealer and elle/wine:l, at two, at the Gulden Lion len, in Ipswich, in the county of Suffolk. Novemher 4. William ('hart s chunk, of Kensington, in the county of Middlesex, brewer and merchant, at son, at Guildhall, London. July 29. John Witten Bennett, late of the county of the city of Exeter, dyer, at tot, at the New LOIIIIUII I'M, its the city of Exeter. July 23. Daniel Davies, of the city of Ch•ster, cheese. monger, dealer and chapman, at four at the Fuatliers iii Midge street, in the sail county oeChemer. July 47. Jones IY,Wr , John Watts, and John Dodd!, of Upper Thames-street, in the city of Loudon, wholesale grocer% and sugar refiners, dealer. and chairmen, at ten, at (Juitrthall July 97. A ahua Jepson Oddy, kite of St Mary Axe, in the ' city if naercluint, at eleven, at rital.ltrall, Loudon. CERTIFICATES—Jute 99 William Johnson, late. of Vauxhall, S.rotli Lambeth, in the county of 5i.,,,,, opal merchant, dealer and ch.pntan Prepti Caylon, of the Borough of StAut:6 A ark, in the county of Surrey, rheeiernonger. John 9:Aar, of Manningtier, in the coanty of P.oex, keeper. dealer and clia.unan. William Morley , F.vani, of tin. SO, Llarlt."ane, amber, clinkr stud chaputan. Joseph fivirraurt, of Liverponl, in t!te county e Leaaater, mer. dont, dealer and chain:lama. 111 OV STOCIS. YISTEROXY. Rank Stn k.. . ----- I/911141K 3 per Cent Kedueed •• • i 4 per Cent Seif .... 3 per C en t. I, n . a l t 75 1 1 Lon g Annuitivi y.. 16 ................ . .I Imo; 6 Imperial Ann u i t i es ............... ........ S 1 bash per Cent t ................. 464 Onantu m India Stock It I..dta Howls! 2s. 3.. its. Exchequer Hill s .. par 2s. Is. tr. Consols fur .. ......... T. BISH, Stark Pit N 3. 4, Cnrilitil, and 9, Chann.:.r..., „_______ • . . COORS% OF EXCHANUE.—Tuasoar, Jir .. 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Istarg•ret (4.10 v eM. t daughter of t le W ',dry, o f Ci ao , H 1 Gfl WATER THIS nvtA P LONIX/N Mt: •L Morn ... .14 rain. actor 6I Es n..• nten.aft.., 6 SALES BY Aucrtus. By LEIGH and SOTHFRY. At their May., Ni. in We S.r .d, Street (removed (rum Y.rk stre.4, Cf.v..llt lg4nlve), DN.Y,, and EV:. telluwisig 1) 0 ,. tSuniay eatupt4). Twelve oT o-k, TE LIBRARIES of the l ate THO MAS ENGLISH, M D. Ateli..r o 4 rnilii•AWa i r, a tree Te be viewed ; C.ltat ,guel a. S- owl At via P.A..... 4 VAT.1.1,1111.E I.E.ISF.:IOLD F.."IIV4•IVE WAREHOUSE AND PRE ‘IISF.S, LONDON WALL By Mr. PRICLE rr, By Order of the A-rignt es of Mt LUIrGF, 13 , :i4e-, a r ,, ult. riots, at Garraway's, TO-MORROW, at liar °Lock Fr HE PREMISES have rccentir been ne.a!y Ite:osti t, in the must Sub:, iota I %fainter. ~.e eoKr , large Plot of Ground, :0 feet deep 2.! tett vol e r 1... a;, are fitted up in a peculiar style nf neatness, sad , fi: ire the immediate reception of A Wilorotale Weh , nneo ea, Dealer, or Manufacturer, requiring event of prey .ses. A:4 comprise, on the ground Hun, a doable ':ov fronted slur, Of warehouse, a distinct entrance to dere:' , n , .-h 'we. a 'WU c:oset, fitted up complete, three room:atm • first • .dtccorti floor each, nee cheerful had rooms on the third st..ry, rive cellaring, Sc. are hell for an unexpired , erm from Christmas-Day last, at ass very low clear yearly rat of 501 re , annum. The fixtures, which are all new, ere btaw duled to the H 311Ae. May be siewert.--hotieulars may be hal on the Trataios; of Mr. Thomas Orcblnl, 13, Fistttott UArdei ; and of Mr. Pr.ckel, 142, Alder...rve street. DESI it ABLE I,EA REtilll.p MOUSE, -L. ii-Ittfactd AND LAM), Ift.H.LOWAY, 11111,1PlalSiBIL By Mr. PR it Err, At Carmwav's. TO•MORBLetN, at ewe o'CI. 0-, AVALUABLE I.EASEH()III IIuUSE, GARDEN arid LAND, tpirt tleaswtb a:te.ireg the ietpacta.de social viitage of UPPER. HOii.LOWAY. 44 iailes from the Royal Exchange, now to the occiyattonelf Thomas Laths Lai who will give im.tiettitv oi-e.eino C , 13111114:ilg a Su...Lauda! Built I.lWat..l.ilitiJlt)USlE, Irina inclosed lawn in trout , coacn and thai.e house, gabbing for fire handsome entrance to paved foreentio, e.cht the.irfil bad chambers dining p..iltrir good dimen sion., trot and track drawing room, i.e.:ate:Lbs. Is pal , ti f i 11l is, log, brewhnuse, kitchen, pane-, cella,lK , and nommulis detached neEces; the whn!, w auk/4W willfa water. A'i ia , One Acre of (lard nn and ,P.na.ure Ceased (mom or 'noel judici oily laid ant, and •ds.titedi w .ll. Luit tree:, simile, veer t dales, Jrc. The prim-Alai So u th wall 24 feet long, eictatbed with the rimier* (mit, summer leiwe c otinsauding betut•fol and pietorzsquie views over ti.e setronsarling country, two fish ponds, one 'bandana, weekell with g old a d silver halt; with a r•ch Meadow at IrACK of leticed ni , C011[411147% SCISS (11110f411 (If ‘eit ) The whole forming one of t h e mon deniable retie ne-9 tar the Nfe:ronolni; ari held for an tricitytiod term of In yens, at the tory low tent of SA. pi. aneum. Mat la• viewed, by have. or the tenant, wilt ticket% Ole*, with Parcicultr., may be had of Mr Pnckett, gate...tract_ COPY HOLD !STATE, ll ‘gmusurf H. By Messrs SMIEIIS and Co. At Garaway's Cutlet-Motto, Corntull, PO MORROW, at at T melee LOCI° k, A VALUABLE, COPYI LOLL ES TA It, tin sisting of a solvdaistial Brick Dwelling Itinte, with Qiach house, St..ble, and carious conv,aticnt Domestic Officer; ; a smell Front Gaiden, 31,d All ext,nsive back dithi situtte it, that very agreeable gentoel Village, Haennersigith, ion mdiately oppo,te Bradt Greek, Pi ttie Comity of Moldle• sex ; now in the oc , ii..at:on of Miss Frith, on fosse for A short Tern, at a 'sty low Rent, but estimated to bow nth yea awns n, 61)1. The Per on;ses are Copyhold of InheriUnee ; held of the Maim , of Folh tin, at the incur. •lerahletaint-rent of "flirts pence on death or alienation the Absoluir R0W.14.01 floe IA be sold is certain at the Death of an Officer lit the Smoot ',le luta, aged about 45 Years. Tha may be si •te 4 by leave of the Tenant ; a PJTOCUiIItII lied there ;also at t.triaway's; and of Itte.sr , hunt' a and CO. notough, Southwark. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AT LALEHAM. THE BANES OF THE THAMES. By Mr. SMITH, At Ciarnway';, ERID.tY next, at Twelve etChelt, A Spacious VILLA, lately repaired and improi ed LIIt. at a crnsidoia'ale exposes, sortable fur a treeteel F.-of delightfully .ituat.,f on a cheerful La me, and 11., , rer Garden. with an elegant seicea of Eo-tut Trees is front, Eight MILS from lerchmond. Tw., from St awe, 0,,e from CIIIAMIY, from Woosor, Eighteen from Louden, will! a i t ch raw ever the Theme+, of St. Ames Hill, and the adlacesit Coven", in the iieghttotte.Pro4 of the Royal Heat, at Lahrearl. In the county of Afirldlr.ert. The llmsse contains mune ~,,,, BM' (lamb/rig, Dinir t i , Driwing, and Merning Booms, Gentlemans 1 , 0•944411 Roan, and Otlicrs of est ry deecript•on, sum,,,e.l with ONCe:lesat Wster,,m,t-mire K.tehen Gordon', walla: ed with prim.. Fruit nee., staml,4 rot Tao Corriere, St. Ming for 'f en Iroise% Yen's, 4etet hed Otters, end Out 8c2'.1• ings, tint h 'lwo Paddocks adjolui•ig, eght.anuts torther Fire Acres, and Ten /wrist, or nrsts for Cattle on the ties Mead opposite the Villa. To be viewed lull the Sale, with rekeu, which. with PP• tku,la.s, may then be had of Mr. Sm.th, No. N. Broarl-Amet P.irtietilart also at the Talbot •..d Castle trios R.elitateml I liu-h.Staines; and it Gamiloae,s. 1. 1 )NDI)N ..el'ii•ited by ClEtint :E IMVIIaSON, No 3tis Wydt street, St. Clement a , and published hy JON IRYD!..t, at the lA's, N.,. 15, 11. ck of Ot. Church, sutnd, where (Weft for the Paire , . kc• P 01 61 .1 rill he d.ity attended to