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11111, / NATAL lATELLIGENCE. PONTSMOUTA, .11.:Nt 5. Arrived the Swallow, Londrige, from Memel, bound to Neath. Wind easterly. Sailed. the Lord llrboa cutter, Lieutenant NA pivr, with dispatches for the Commanding Officer off Havre. PLYMOUTH. JUNE 4 Arrived the Neners4 frigate with a flee; from Fal mouth ; Goiish man of war ; and the JEJiiii priea t,:er, of Guernsey, from a cruise. Sailed the Aterri,ton armed gin hrig with a convoy to the westward. Wind easterly. DEAL, PINE 5. Sailed the Arab sloop of war on a cruise oW the coact of Boulogne. Remain in the Downs the rest of His IsLijesty's ships as per last. TALYOUTH, ,lIDNIC 3. Arrived tb:: Prince of Water, Treluddra, from London. with bale goods to this port ; Any, Bart. trms Liverpool, with do.; and Pelican, Broad, from Plymouth, to load for Smyrna. Thy elm Pawl packet, from L6bon, is said to be in the offing : she cann9t arrive in time for post. Sailed 1 lis Nlajestv's ship Nemeric, of 28 guns, Cat•t Some: vtlle, fr r 'Plymootli, with a flee of vic tua fens under convoy; American brig Frirxddrip, Clements. for Plymouth ; and the brig Neptune, Banks, for Dublin.--Wind N. TROM LLOYD'S LIST. ARIUTIED Io that River—the Jortge Clawyoinga, from Charente. At Cowea..th: Doekend art, from Chartriton. At LirerpooN.rh• (von Jarnatc.t and Iltiifax. At Newry...4bn Elizabeth, Hewenton, from Leghiarn. At Londunderrv-4fin Cohni , re, Ita'four. from New York. At Demerara—Au 111 nutria. artawn, fruan Africa. HIS Af47BSTY'S BIRTH DAY. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 5. Yesterday His Majesty's birth-day was celebrated licre with every demonstration of joy and festivity. The troops in this garrison, and at Gosport, with the whisk of the Volunteer Corps in the distrin, assembled at Ports-down-hill, soon after eleven o'clock. About a quarter before twelve they acre drawn into a line, which extended nearly two miles. The troops consisted of the following corps : IIGHT WING. Hon. Brigadier-General Miracle. - Pony' non Light Dragoons..... Hon. Col. Horirl, Eight Guns Royal Artillery. —Colonel Termtt, Royal 14.1itary Arnficers.......Gen. Eveltrigh, T‘tt , Comp.. Germ. Log. Col. Devar, 21st Regiment.. In Somerset Regiment Col. Colebrook, Id Ditto Col. Andrews. 56th Reginkent Col. Skinner. teirf WINO. Brigadier -amoral Haler. Hooport Rifle Company i..... Major Muth, lansimat Vol unteem ' Capt. Simms, Wickham d.tto ....Capt. Hunt, Havant Battalion Major Garrett, Iroamorth ditto . Hainbledno ditto ....Cart. Hata, Postonouth dir.0......... •• • •Clri Vow:AA 4 AP) ; ° 4Cspt. Whiteumb,, ryadallea dittn..X . pt. Waite, - - , Vomodoon Caution% Capt. Hale, Taveham and Tichfsed ditto Haim Mi.sing, iamo•Vortat Draguans Capt. Butter. After the general salute, the Artillery and all the 1 Me fired three rounds foam right to left, which was followed by a Jen de-joie. On the firing of a gun, the Officers and torn uncovered, and gave three cheers. the Kand playing God &toe the King, and the drums beating the Grenadiers' march. The Line was then thrown into open Column.of Troops and Com panies,and marched past the M ijoi -Gene: al (Oakes), whose judicious disposition of the force, and steady regularity in giving the orders, gave the most con summate 'feel to the manretivres of the different Corps. The concourse of speetators WAS very great, who appeared highly delighted with the grand mi litary speraacle. It was, indeed, not the languid celebration of a day which custom has prescribed for some advantage descended from our grandfa thers ; but the genuine demonstration of a loyal people, arising from feelings of gratitude for the great and invaluable privileges, which are strength ened by the life of a Sovereign both virtuous and great. PUGILISM. The amateurs of the pugilistic art were highly amused on Wednesday, to a pitched battle, for 25 guineas, between the younger Belcher and Rynn, the son of the late noted pugilist. Shepperton Common. where Belcher heat 0'1)onnel a month since, was tiscd on for the spot of anion, and the cavalcade was brought up there; brit a conference was held, and it was thought prudent to cross the water. Lanham Borough was then fixed on, where a ring 1... as loaned at half-past twelve o'clock, and the pu gilists entered with their seconds, Tom Jesse and inek for Belcher, and Hull and Mountain fur Ryan. I'he combatants, it will be remembered, fought a hard battle on Wilsdon Green, nine months since, when Ryan was declared the vigor. Belcher, how ever, is much improved since in bulk and stature, and he sent a challenge, which produced this fight. •. Bets were 7 to 4 on Ryan before setting to. • .• Tlift FIGHT. Ryan appeared conscious or his superiority In the pugilistic an, and in the tiro few sounds he rallied his opponent, ish.i merely stopped his hitt; hr coetioned su to a't until the sixth round, when Neither sunk him th-ee car four sharp blows, slid at length knocked hirn down. The fight was well maintained on both sides, until the 17th mued, when Belcher struck his opponent a herd blew on the ear, and he appeared distroied and fall. Bess were at tin stage of the fight nearly level, but Melchor wu stein after declared the favourite, and he remained su unul the 24th rolind,which was exceedingly well fought, and Aran ultimately knock d down his man and fell on him. Rei cher lay on the ginund until the time of meeting his min, with hia arms extended over his head, and very sick Ile, borrow:, recuveird in the sideveqiient round, and had the best of the battle to the e:id Ryan rectived a well directed hut on his lip in the 37th mind, an 4 a eitpiuu• effusion of blood fol lowed. lie fo.tglit three other ion di to, a very great diudvaii tage, and rm'entd tha center, after having roiteived a how: mean. Radler was very little the wets* fat the sautes:. iityaii weighs at last one stone and • half heavies than his op ponent, sal rye nay always been considered as a scieStVic bet• tom moot. • Ile be-t p ! cher a few months since, in great style, atrdprnipersAement of this fight in good order, e ing or him. • e.ucis of distinction were present . Cool o round :vas unusually thin at she ...j o s, ♦ distance (ma town. The fight • .. • 6)..f I, RETCRNS. The following were on Wednesday laid before the House of Commons : ADMIRALTY-OF TICE, MAY 20, 1805. A Return of the number of Persons promoted to the Rank of Lieutenant-0i Lieittenalita, to the Rank of V 1.1.4 C 1 and Commander—and of Coln Oldildeft, to 1114 of PINI Captain, respectively ; from the lit of dimwit. 1793, to the leth May ISO : specifying the number of each Rank promoted in each ) ear, ma out le at !tome from these made on Foreign Servi7e ; and stating who were tile First Lords Commt.sinnet s of the M.nitaity period, aid dorhoginshing each cliang.: w the said (Mite, and the date thereof. Captains. f Com. I Limns. Year Ho All Ho All Ho. Ab I Ist Lord COM of M 1793 26 5 23 9 141 ! hurl Chath+nt. 1794 41 20 73 37 283 15.5 —.— to Dee. 18. 1 4 .3 i" Earl Spew Cr, ap. Dee. 19. 179.5 59 20 91 27 247 90 1796 38 1G 83 22 139 107 Do. 1797 35 77 31 1:4 1:3 10. 1798 24 19 68 34 I'4 67 Du. 1799 27 9 48 21 166 113 1800 22 12 58 18 171 1:37 UN. 1801 1 fl 231 3 1 , 3 19 Dn. to Feb 19. .--. 11 8 30 10 181 8.3 Earl St. Vincent ap. Feb. 19 1902 131 15 127 It 130 167 Du. 1803 2 7 3 1G 7 95 Do. 1864 19 4 33 6 79 23 Do. —to May 14. 8 3 14 10 59 Lord Melville, ap. May 15. 180:5 3 3 17 7 48 54 Do —to May 1. 2 1 1 10 Lunt Barham, ap. May 2. ADMIItALTY—OrtICE, MAY 25, 1805. An Account of fla Majesty's Ships and Vessels, ann. mnil, , d by Post Captains, Matters and Commanaors, and Lietite nanti frant the lit of January, UM to the lat of Janu• ary, 1805. _ _ No of S. No of S. corn. s Nn. of S OM by H aunts coin. by Put Cap. a Coo. Lieutt. lstianuary, 1793 76 36 52 Ist DJ. 1794 Ist Do. 1795.. lit Do. 1796 261 79 149 Ist Do. 1797 tat Do. 1798 1.1 Do. 1799 295 125 My lct Do. 18.10 1.4 Do. 11101 Ist Do. 1802 lit DJ. 1803 lit Do. 1804 lst Do. 1805 PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. 9 per C.oit Reduced 4 per Cent . 751 5 per Cent. Loyalty Long Annuities Irish 5 per Cent Omnium English Lottery Tickets .. 2Ol. ss. Consols for 541 T. BISH, Stock-hroker, No. 4, Cnenhill, and 9, Charing•crnss. PRICE OP IRISH STOCKS—Me y 30 . Gov. Deb. 3i per Cent Ditto 5 per Cent 90 Dine Innelc. 3 per Cent Ulan. Office Deb. 4 per Ct. Gov. Sec. 681 . _ .; Mit TIT Oo Sat..rday ?strolling, at the Earl of Derby's, in Grommor 'quarts Lad/ tisanteri, to a rtroghter. MARRIAGES _ (ht Fiiday lain, at Norwood Green. Mirli!leary, by the Rev . Anthony Hiototi, Charles Frederick garrot?il, M.A. Fellow of Coos College. Cambridge to Mist Lowry, 'Wiener of the Rev. JAB I,ovrv,of N.,r lht Tdeird..y, at St. floriilplE. Alaare, 11dt..T .teplt Ashwell, of Donvland, to Mi. H 41,. d•oghter the tuv Mr. 11A11, ,if Ro.terdano On bfrmday, at !farrow Church, by the Rev. Win John Lambert. &.q. of Combat, to him Lambert, widow, of Kenton LodFu, near Harrow, bli...;dh.sex. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE Mr.m. 03 min. after 9.—Zven. 3.0 min. sfhe• 10. SALES BY AUCTION. Pis Mr. SA DIFR, At his Repository ot Goswel...trcet, TIM DAT, at UPWARDS of Seventy Lott of HORSES and CARRIAGES o. various I).uc+iptiuu A niong.t which are 1101W/A well-known Hunters, Hackneys, Coach and Chariot Geldings; heAdei a great choice of Machiners, Mad en, Post Horses, Ac. Ti. Ise viewed, and a fair trial allowed. No Auction fees charged on Horses, 4.e. if not sold. Days of Payment wi Maydays and Thursdays only. S FALSE!) ULASS, CAR rth 'NS FROM RAPHAEL, &c. B, Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, No 31, in the Strand, nn TUESDAY NEXT, . . . at Twelve o'clock, A N Extensive and Magnificent Collection of STAIN! , D GLASS, comisting of a most simerb st of 'the Cartoons after Raohsel, closely studied and culUured from the imginals, and ne 0.• trine of three years close 11mila:ilium. The celebrated Picture of The M.aer, in the Royal Pa!ace, Windsor, and a great variety of Subjects. from tie most an. now fled ancient and modern Historical, Portrait, and Landscape Painters, the pomerty and performance of those celebrated Ai 6.44, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, of Highgate. To be viewed WI the Sale. Descriptive Catalogues may be had, price Gd. of Mr Richardson, ISO 31, Strand. VICINITY OF GROSVENOR-SQUARE AND HYDE PARE. BENEFICIAL LEASE. By Mr. BATES, At Cutaway's Coffee-bonse, 'Change-alley, 1111 S DAY, June 7, at One o'Clock ►r HE HOUSE is situated. No. 28, on the North S Side of Great street, comprising two moms on a floor, three attics, and suitable offices, coach house. and three wall stable, held foe an unexpired term of twelve years, from Mid summer next, subject to a very low rent. To be viewed ; and Particulars had on the Piemlees ; place of Sale; and of Mr. Bates, 5, Welbeckstreet; and at hie Rooms, 28, Orchard strect,.Pottroan.sqsare. LEASEAND ELFGAN F FUR NITURF., MANCHESTER STREET, MANCIIt:STER SQUARE. By Mr. BATES. At Catraway's Coffee-bowie 'Cnange-alkm. THIS DAY. at One, stelae previously Disposed of by ?,into Cullum; in One Lot, FIIHE UNEXPIRED LEASE of a desirable SMALLii FAMILY HOUSE, containing two rooms on the ground and first ; three on the second ; attics, aid suitable offers, situated No. 25, Manchester street, together with the ceroplete elegant Household Furniture, extremely well adapted, and fitted up, in point of Atilt. and mottles:, eqi,al to any house of its skit, held for a term, at a lair annual rent. An inventory °fibs furniture, and Partirelin may be ltstl on the Promises; place of Side; and Tickets for •ieuinfr of Mr. Rates, Welbeck street ; and at kis Rooms, No. 718, OS st d street, Portman square. DESIR ARLE LEASEHOI.D COTTAGES. WITH LAND, BAISWA fER ANI3 TtITTERiOGr., HERTS. By Mr. BATES, At Garraway's. THIS DAY, at One o'clock, in Two Lora, Lot 1. A CompaE LEASEHOLD COTIAGE .1 - X awl PRFMiSES, with yani, roach house, it - blind. 1110 out offices, garden and fore court patois walled, we I stocked with fruit and v.getatiod, and fourteen acres of good nic.olon land lv ;rig contiguous to the hno.e, situated in the ch.eri.d village of Totteridge, on the borders of Hate, nine mile: front town, stand: on an eminence commandiog lii proi l eeds eat the adjacent country, and good made; litl4 for about fourteen years, at a very low rent. Lut 2. A very desirable and compaet Cottage House, .nd Premise+, sit:gate No. 10, Elkins's row, Bayswater, near to Kensington Garden Gate, one mile from Ovfor.l street, and which contains. no the upper stories, four rooms atilt clo+eta on the ground &tor are two parlours, kitchen, wadi lions( with copper and stewing roves, pantry and two brick shawl., a pump of ease lent water in yard, walled garden at the back, with fruit tees , and forecourt well planted with ihrrths; the whole in tenantable repair; held fur a terns of near ten years, at a yore low rent. T. be ra.:rectively viewed Particulars had an the Prcini.c%; place of Silk ; and of Mr. gates, We;bccig surer ; or at his Kam , r thchard street. NORFOLK•STREET, STRAND, a CAPIrAI. AND VERY ROOMY LEASEHOLD PRE‘IlsF.s, WITH ALL THE EXCELLENT HOUSEHIiLD FUR NI TURF., FIXTURES, &c. Ry Maw ROBINS, On the Premises, THIS DAY, June 7, at Twelve o'Clolrks eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, p art i. cularly well calculated for any Psble lianitutkai, a Rank ing Douse; or Merchant or Gentleman's Resklcnce, having a most map:l:table apraraace, with a handsome portico in trance, possessing a doubts hunt, Oa one 33 foes, the 1111 • 3: fee: in length, convertible to an hotel, or any coma,' renal/in roomy and extensive Premises, in substanhal sapalr, three stones high, a 114111Obef of servants bedrooms, six ben bed-rooms, two iaigi• drawing-rooms, two r 'flours, stone e - trance-hall. two staircases, patent water chisels, spaeintis kitchens, and every wet ol domestic Wire, centiirally situate, No. 10, on the West side of Norfolk aorcet,Stiatiit, cominind ing a full view , neer the River Themes, &c. hold for an un expired term of 14 yearatcom Lady-day lest, at an old rent of 100. per ann. land tax allowed. ,At the same time will be sold the excellent a/SIDIOLD FURNITURE, consisting of lofty ntahogniy fouriaost hod steids, with chintz hangings and window ransom nr snot, prime goose belly and g mil ttedding, a variety ni cabinet Dirge eagles, carpets planned to the moms, a quantity of kitchen utensils, &c. May be view;d; Panientari and Cats%fines had on the Premises; and of Me•srs. Robins, Covent prdon MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. TO-04•111lOW. x.•. Benjamin Bunn, formerly of Houndwlitch, but since of Londnn-wall, pawnbroker • 3 12 James Rcdpath, late of Deptford-bridge, Kent, up holder . 3 10 • Moses Woolf and Lewis Moses, Fishmonger-alley, Southwark, salesman . 5 10 James Coll n ., (m uch square. Flert•street, engraver . 31$ homas Newbery, Great Ceram street, Brunswick. square, 141M11 sex, builder . . 3 11 . J•Mii Watc•si, late of Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant 212 John George Nichol a, Moulaey, Surrey, merchant 2 11 Evan Evans, now or late of Salisbury-street, Strand, Middlesex, coal merchant . 2 11 John Moo•liou,e, Jolm-street, Adelphi, wine mer- . .„ chant . Absalom Grey, Fleet.strett, London, tnan'e mercer 2 10 Charles Franc's 01rier De Perrin, Duke street, Man eliester.square, vittualler 2 10 Francis Tliomp , on, late of New North.street, Red Lion impure, Middlesex, merchant . 2 1 . . William Lo..k, late of Milbrook. near Southampton, Hants, wine merchant 2 1 . . George Usterbr, late of St. Thomaisotrert, South wark, trilualler . C. 10 Thomas Aear, Kingston upon-Hull, hatter . . 1 12 Richard bitNamara, late of the island of Montserrat, West Indict, but now of Rodney-street, Middlesex, merchant . 1 II . . Joseph Inman, Holm Mitch, London, chersemonger 112 James Taylor, Lamb's Conduit street, Middlesex, apothecary . . t 1 . . Goole White, WhibrhapeVmal, klieldlesex, grocer 10 John Henry Kluge, Paul's-chain, Dactore•Gontotone, Loudon, furrier • . 10 DIVIDENDS. Alevander M'Miken, St. Luke , Chehes, vtlualler . 12 Jobe Epwortli, late of White Rose-court, Coleman. street, faflor . 12 . . William Thayer Penney, Sloanetiorace, Middlesex, mariner lO . . John Field, Watford, llerta, miller • . IS Goole Norton, late of Little Wahl.stteet, Lincoln's- inn -fields, Ntirldlesex, carperster • • 10 John Ralph Battier, .Gould -square, Crotched-few', Lond•in, merchant • . 12 John Wa:lis, Great Queen-street, Linculsei-innftelds, druggist . . 10 • . . Will:ana Drummond, Fobbing, Essex, mariner . 13 Richard Povris, Grosvenor-mews, St. George, Hanover. square. veterinary su - gran . 13 Gtvege Wardell, Mansell-street, Goodman's field+, Mid. diesex, mariner . . ln Thomas Mitchell, Hatton court, Threadneedle street, merchant l2 . . Henry Welch, Strood, Kent, house-revenuer . . 10 Francis Rubert‘, St. Maitin's.court, St. hlartiies.lane, Middlesex, mercer . 10 CF.RTIFICATES. Joseph Merril, late of Long Buckhy, in the miner of Nv rill. ampton, cordwainer, fellioonger, dealer and ch ipmon Benjamin Rrowuion, of Paiwich, ill the Chutity of Derby, dealer and chapman. JAM."' Whitworth, of Alford, in the county of Lincoln, b.anily merchant, tallow chandler, dealer and chairman. George Dennett, of Gray's Inn-lane, in the pariah of St. PAIICLIII, I . the county of Middlesex, cowkeeper, dealer and chapman. Thomas Tad', of Wardour.stmet, in the parish of Saint Ann, 5. , 110, in tie county of Middlesex, leather dresser, leather seller, dealer and chapman. William Enock, late of South Molton street, Oxford. street, in the comity of Middlesex, tailor, dealer and chapman. Will•arn Tondm, late of Bridge.road, Lambeth, Irk the county of Survey, ceachinak er, dealer and chapman. Charles Stevenson, Isle of Parliament-street, Westminster, In the comity of Midriles-x, stationer. Timothy Donovan, of Hel:oway, in the parish of St. Mary, Islingtoo, in the county of Middlesex, cowkeeper, drake and chapman Henry Aveion, of Manchester, in the county of Laiscester, publican, dealer and charism,. Thomas Turner, of Trowbridge, in the county of Wilts, grocer, banker, dealer and Chapman. Thomas Berkley, of Corn hill, mate city of London, merchant, dealer and chapman. Dawn' Roberts, of the city of Cbestv, ironraoupr, dealer and chaynkaa. RECTLMY OF RENTI.EY, HAMPSHIRE. 'Ey Wages. ROSINS, ISM Direetia Afar Trustees of the Rev. TIIONfAS MAN TELL, de,aired, at Gateway's, on MONDAY, Juno 10, at Twelve &Clock, r 'tiE IMPROPRIATE RECTORY of BENT -1 LEY, Hampshire, situate tit a hue si.orting port of the county, art the Southampton Rood. four antes from Farn ham, five Iran Altun, dad 42 (twin f,ondon eipinprigisig the Great and Small Tythcs of the Parish of Bentley, e :tending over upwards of 3000 acres of Land, together with the house, barns, stable, hop kiln, and Glebe I,grol, lett iin Woo., wail" expires the 10th of OOcber next, to Mew.. William, Samuel, and Themes East, very respotriptile terimitg, at On .13 rent of 7751 tns. but capable of cub doer•ih'-- improvement alto the Right of Proaetatatiun to the Chapel'', thereof, with a Farm at Udiham, mad a ditto at Freusieru, subjett to the life of the present incumbent, aged about 68. The said Reet3r, is held for three lives (one of whit hi, lateiy deceased), and the packager may nominate one iiistead the other two are healthy Gentlemen of high rank, the one it and the otlicr 48, and renewable, according toetlitrroi, at a small fine. Prated Patticularn mar be had at the White 1 ion, Guild ford ; Ein&a Arms, Gndohning ; Swan, Alton; King's Arms, Rogghot ; Geroge, Olihant ; Red I.Mn arid Star, flmtley ; of Mr. Hanbuty, Attorney at Law, Frengliam. near Farnham, Mr Parry, Thai-es !nu, flo'born, at Getaway's, and of Nl.n+rs. kub:aa, Coosa Garden. • •'•• - • ,• SALES BY _I;CTICiI7.• • • F.CraRY AND PEAPETUAI. AD OVWsro, E ssrx. M•vorv. R ()s, At Garrawaa%, on MONDAY, tine IC, .st :Twelve or c i ,. T HE valuable REC TORY or PE'Ii?ETLAL d o f N , tt h li m g ert. ni the C,onitr Ztelt. ADVOWSON, with the itsght of Presentatisint o th e's. i n u i 4 P b e l i e f i tt:n i'l Luth Ecd, eight from N.tleria,', 14 Allyn wood and Chelmsford, and a;,niat P 4 from L,ud,m ; prising a at re good P...rsothige.hotow, with suitald,• Att, c h t , !. dstaelwd Offi;es, with about 2 . 1 acre. of g :t; round the same, or:Awing oinraid •of 7001. prr angia. foe age or the prevent liieunibant is !tti. P.irienitars may laa ha at the Cock, ; White lia% Brentwood ; Crown, Nil d lcriear ; black Boy. Cho/Rule:4 ; G3trawav's ; and of adesvei. NOAH,. Covent Goden. HACKNEY 1 ERRA( THREE VERY DESIR A ELF RESIDLNCES. ONE wan LAND, COACH•HOUSE, STAHLING. Jtc. By Mews. ROBINS, At Ganaway's, on MONDAY NEN, I', at Twelve o'Clook',l Three Luis, A NE ‘T RESIDENCE. in perfrit repair, Fkr santly situate , N , r. 5, Hackney Terrace, 'err wee culsted for II small f.mily ; containing tow bed-ro,r,. •. drawing room, two Turku's, two kitchens, tore coy-. very port garden, in high order, in the piet.tion.re of it Stevens, Esq. a resporisiSle terust at will, at a char VA. per annum, held ter forty-ore ytats i , at N 31. 113 s Gd. A Dine, No 15. in every respect the tame, oat few. fog a term of about six yeas, t.. Wood, Esq, at a c ; car miter 421. 124. g ound r.rtit 91. 1:). 6d. Alio, a Capital Residence, in complete order, wkh COAd. stabling, yard, and garlm, a padlock of abo..t acres, and twu large garden* uppo..te. Adis stocked with ( i n e rt wall and vtaudard trees, most deliglatfullv sitirate, No. Is. .a a last house en Hackney Terrace, comoia..diug eat/vie...vs vlorn all •ound the country, on loave to Frieake, tag. for as urs snored teem of shoo' twelve yea.% at 801. per 21:1411, ei, held kr the like term as the prmtedinglot,3t a gratin 1 rout of 31. 114.6 k May be viewed with leave of the'teranti, with Tickets nah a which, with Partlcelan, may baba of Deme a 4 9* dy, Solicitom, Bresines.buildregs, Chancery free; and of Neu, Robins, Covent-Gardeti. GARRICK'S HEAD TAVERN AND iltrl'EL, SOW. STREET, COVENT-GARDEN. By Messrs. ROBINS, At Garraway's, Peremptorily, by Order of the Emmen I ef the late Mr. WILLIAM SPENCER. ea MONLIA`f N PST, at Twelve o'Cleclr„ THE valuable LEASE and GOOD-WILL c f that most desirable and prnAtable House of B:Par, n. eV GARRICK'S HEAD TAVERN, HOTEL, and CDPFEr- HOUSE, meat advantageously 'Boated in SOW STRUT, opposite the Theatre-Royal Cuvent-Gintriii, the whale of which has been rebuilt, aid enlargrei by the addition at r mon that will amtimmodate 1.50 perstat% and improved but years back, at a very considerable experiee, and where at rove capital and beneficial trade has been many years estatiidred, and carried on with great repute and meows, held under hie Grace the Duke of Bedford, for an eneapired toms of years from Materuiner meat, at a swerved real at. Pet ',MUM May Ive viewed till the Sale; end Tattletale" ►ad es the miles; of ?Amu,. itel.ins; and of •Mr.Repee, Upper C. lett ...e.t.a.', Fitiroy square. N. B. Mut of the Purchase-mmuty may mmain en peretasee. EL EGANT FURNITURE, GRAND PIANO-FOKTY, PEDAL HARP, WINES, &c. WORTON, between ISLEWOR I PI aid HOU/MLOW. By Mesita. ROKINS, Ou the Pre. is , t, on TUESDAY NEI( E, and following Dan at Twelve o'Clog k, A Lt. the singularly neat HOUSEHOLD URE, a grand Pianu-F• rte by Gazer a Pedal Harp. an E..ght day Table Cluck, 'fable ant Bed Liam, rick China and f: ,. „ chuice Wises, and ittlate valuable El- Purt. of WILLIAM PARKER, Esq who is veining intorno North, his t •r • hei `expired, at Ms house at Warne, be tween I , lca net', and Hounslow. The furniture centrists a drawing-room au : o 6.11 crimrnis silk d made, bedsteads aid fuinitu •of es kinds, down and prints pose feather kerb. cabinet articles ni a tuperier description, in secrets's" sad br, , ikeaw s, double and singta client of due% &alas, card. and Pzinbruke tab es, Perna and Wilton carpets, mat side4ars:l with eellarets, ch. ins, sofas, large glatant, about INI dorm af choice Part, Ma-Sara, and Sbewy, an abandanc• of Lae furniture, and ether domestic unities. May be viewed ea Malley the 10th, and ads utaratng et Sale; when Cataktgaet say be had en the thraires; et the (:verge, Ilounsn.l Bel 4, Isbewoeth ragwenn, BeenWerd Pack Hume and Tribes, Turahaa Gres; and MI Mean. buns Covent .4iDules. SPACIOUS ELEOAN r LEASEHOLD RESIDFNCE Ig Tilt ,- IEH ABLE PART OF DEAN SritEEf, SOHJ-SQU kith By Messrs. ROM XS, B: Mettles at the Matrices of Mr G. W. ORGOTF, a ria.doupt. en the risansimit, on TI/UKSDAY NEXT, at Tittles °Wetly ASingularly convenient LEASEHOLD REST. OF:NCI.; conii.rising a substantial well-bads bent dwellint.house. mow dans-Ably situated, Na. V', ill the mart preferstifi• part of Dean alters , Snho square. The Natant-ire threw Wirt. high, and cantina lour pleasant airy attics, and an iron clog t; t large hen chambers a weil-propottiontildrea- Pipe. ioni,eom mun mating through a ;Moon to a noble Urge with. drawing rano, dininsuiparlonr, excellent CLIIIVPIII4IIII shoN de. tached,and private door to the dwelling Enrage, stone spacious kit:hen, wish a euld bath; back-km.llin, fun:lel:tepee* 110.11, •114 a multiplicity of conweniericies b.dow, large pited ya,d, a c aelt•hourse, sod sit-stall stable. The whole ned :et a tarts a-- years at a very low old rent. Mat be viewed till the sale; and Particulars had of Mr. itateli•dior, S. , iicatoe„ Claimant's Inn ; and of Messrs. Cov.int-01,das. HOINEHOLD FURNITURE, RICH JEWEi.s, SN BoAND OF PLATE, GOLD WATCHLi, src 4 Mr. GERARD WILLIAM GROOTE, DEAN 4 razEr, SOHO. Ey Mews ROBINS, Oa the Pianists, on THURSDAY NEXT, aid Yihowier Day, ea 4 we,sa u'Clock. by Cilia vat s 1 the ISltnitritel• ALI. the neat and well-adapted HOUSEIIOLD PURKITUKE, Sidebaard of elate, elegant Jewst:, is Brilliant Drop Eir-rings, Clutter Pins, Diamond and Pestl - Rings, Nn:klace, &c. one Table and Hal Linen, choirs Winer, Gull Watches, China, Glass, and other Effects, of Mr. (alOOl O ., a Bankrupt, at Ins house, N.,. SJ , Draaatrect. Sotto. Ttts Ftsfnittire ocunpreses mahogany four po-t and field' bedsteads, with print:4 sonny, furniture; goose beds dad .7 , 101 bedding, double and single chests of dr..wers • ward rebeoheatine-roorn suits of j apanned elbow chairs, s ofa avid curtains of nch chintz coven, Isrge pier glass, Brumis and Tura sea Carpi-VS; pier, dining, raid, and P. ornrul e tat4es, nas hogLine sideboard with ivilsrets ; r-gister stares, eigisset/ useful kitchen requisites, complete fittings up of rise shop, and nurneruu. other effecu. May br,rewed use Wednesday, end morning of rate: uA Ca-1./ties hail of Mr Batchclinr, tiohcia.n, h' a and . Robins, Crivent-Carden A C %PI FREEHOLD IS Al By Mews. RUBINS, At their Sol, intim Room% Pitua, Covet Garden,eo SAEVit DAY, the 15 II "(June, 4 Twin!, in 0"e Lot. NINE FREEHOLD Stibstantisil BRICK HOUSES, innate on the evil and ormt mde of ril 4l Court. tie..r to Exeter 'Cliai,ge, and Dart fronting the Strand, la the tranvia •,( St. Martin in the Field', and of Middlesex, Lett net !eats to a float 'eve/snide Pen sent, at a tei served ant of 1.101. per annum, dear of land tax, profit'', taxi and all other Out•y, , ..in ! ‘ .Ib4tsoerer. May be viewed (with leave of the tenants) int d..ys fe te the ta!ti ; wheel P4A.eulars may be had ; al-o at Cif faltaj and in Covent I.()NLION :—Phnted by GEORGE DAVID:;.)S., S . ". Wyce etreet, St Clemente, arel.pubiiehed Sy Jl/.7;10 RYDEit, at the (Are, Nu. 15, - R.ck of $l. Cfr , r , 411 Church, S'lr3nd, where v..lort ik.e Nw, kt if*" ;'") will in doly Etrwleel 4- r -cr7- 7. ' iii - ii f;;•-;--' VHIS I wilt wwiPhd cod b6„ g sa.d. ua it. OP T H " MA Os Mc Trn Po 0, war THE I n riG, Jui Edam bad Rigi Tao NI Mrs. RAI, Vigil, ? Ink Mr. D e Cu'', On 4a AUts, 1,10, !be« for bar , The qx r n Pr; T 1" 4.• GrimM 1, co:is win, a ei n Tbe h e the TALI The h WA:i Ms GU 1 hi. lice the beat Sen e Ea'toed auk, irk media& total ap, Weer.