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PUPAL INTELLIGENCE. roarsmouret arm 14. Arrived the Tiviett, Anderson ; eedy Horn:old, Budge; /.itoceim, Bruton; and atioare, Phillips, bound to the West Indies; and several other out ward bound vessels from the Downs. Sailed the Manta frigate for the East Indies. . The following ships of w.tr have signals flying. viz. the Blenheim for the East Indies ; Serpent, for the West Indies; Drazon and Queen for the hledi terranran.—Wind, N.E. PLY NIOUTII, APIIIL It. Sailed !His Majesty's ship Mahn, of 80 guns, Captain Buller. to join the Ferrol squadron. Arrived the Co...spoor, Captain Boyle, from the fleet of Brest. The French fleet being apprehensive of their being attacked under their, own batteries, have retired to the inner harbour. Arrived the immortatite from a cruise. Arrived His Majesty's ships Ceiories and &vain est, from off Ferrol ; they bring intelligence of the Spaniards lying very quiet ; they have added a large new ship to their force. APRIL 13. Arrived the General Prorate, Brand, from Opor to ; she parted from the fleet of 'this port, yester day ; Lady Warren armed ship; with a fleet, under convoy, from the Eastward; Rohde. cutter, Rowdier sloop of was. r•LMOUTH. APRIL IE. Arrived this day the dreiland packet, Skuyler. with mails from Lisbon, twelve days passage; left lying in the 'l'agus, His Majesty's ships Lively and Witte. also the Tomes/wad and Ifolaisigheen packets, with mails from England. PA per elsekland—Messrs. Brian, Price, and Also arrived of this port, and proceeded on for Cadiz, the American ship Mentrerielln, Capt. John Wilson. from NorfOlk, with rice and flour, twenty seven days passage. Also arr Ahovticam ship (whose name I cannot learn); which ship spoke the Ame rican ship Corenorast, Captain Coburn. from Liver pool (belonoing to Hallowell, in America), in long. 46. lat. `25.: which ship had on board twenty-two men belonging to the ship W. oinerelend letter of marque. which had been taken by a Stench privateer, after an action of one hour arid a hall ; the Captain of the Wedmore/end privateer died of his werands shortly after the adion. Also arrived, the brig Ann, Capt. Bibben, having parted with the Oporto fleet this morning, under convoy of Hos Majesty's ship La Peebles. of 20 Leans, Capt. Duntosir, about twenty-sit sail. The vessels for Liverpool. Ireland, and Bristol, parted from them about two days since. • Also passed here this day the homeward-bound Leeward Island fleet, under convoy of His Majesty's ship Serape, of 44 guns. and a sloop of war. Sailed yesterday, the Prioress Antacids packet, Thompson, with mails of this month for Jamaica.— Wind S. W. ORA", AM". 14. Lan night and this morning.the Commanders of the armed drfrnce ships in the Downs (except the abearn and Royalist) struck their pendants and left their ships; the greatest part of the sailors are taken eat and put on lsoard the Utre.rht g.sard ship, the thios are employed in moths/ ',PRICY. Last night brit. suoginsed to be an American. which ran as shore on the North Sand-head, is by the assistance of the Deal boats got off. and conducted to Ramps* Pier. Sailed yesterday the Nei* frigate to Dingresi ; Ad.-itiew It why, for Quebec ; Lord MdaWleton, Hawkins, for Jamaica. Came down from Sheerness, the Pewees frigate and Harm sloop ; and remain in the Downs with His Marge. ships Montrth, Utrecht, and Dideuele;; Caster frigate, Gallo and Arab sloops; rloston, Prospero, DSTlMlaalian, Recta, DittOWV, and Zebra bombs ; several gun brigs; and Africa, C..arnth, for Africa. Sailed the Patriot, Barron, for Providence; Africa, Canith, Africa ; the name of the American brig, which was on elate on the Nortli•Sand•head, is the Olcina, from Bremen, with bate goods for New York. All yesterday and this day a very heavy firing has been beard from the Eastward. Arrived the Mariner gun-brig from off Ostend, and sailed again for same place. Y•RMOUTIN APRIL. IS. Passed by the offing a large fleet of merchantmen for the Baltic, under convoy of three ships of war ; they were joined here by the Perseverance, Baker, Mena, John Carter, Agenwin, Bthey, Iltotkers, *mph, Diann, Peace, Siber, Engle, Ceres, Oak, Dol phin, and Liberty, fo r the Baltic, with the Priem' Aagneta cutter. The Scorpio,' sloop arrived this atiernoon. and has brought in with her a Dutch schooner privateer, carrying 12 guns; I cannot learn her name at present. The Seorpion remains in the roads with the Montnoieb. St. 44111eis'a, Majecti. telopr, Amethyst, and Prince If Wales.—Wind FIIONI LLOYD'S LIST. GI waren e, A at 14 —Mem/ by the Antonin, tee 41,4t ha t, the Exoua (a wine), 11 , 041 Pottamootti ; Itches 11.tfarati., hum Setae; Hannah and Rebecca, from Mes.ina ; Lletrien. tee, Mamerten, from Antda ; Carolina, from Malaita; Fame, Thempson, flow Guernsey; Peter, RaMilly. (roar Pueoptii berg ; Days Woaterii, foam Tomiingen ; United ftrotbess ----, from eitilstiona ; Young kocluffs V-ow Mar sz:; frieladeldp, Dicta, Gond idrethers, Desoto, and the ii Anna. Holmes, from Solider) —Salkd the Eavoutitp, for Flainout ; London Packet, Flu, for Sweeten ; N. S. Cnuce ued. —, he St. bobashan ; Get's Richards, for Ddblto ; lacobma Catbatiota, foe Seville; LOUIS*, and toe Nautilus Sahuico, for Esibilen. ••11. I • Lg. At 'Feeler-Ih. Flom, Tickle, fro . a Oporto. At P.m:de—the Jane, Gallop, from ditto. At ftristoi—the Alert, froin Demerara ; Ann, %V I. limns, from St. Vincent's; and the Sarah, from Lai- More. At Lancaiten—the Mita, Moor, horn St. kiln. At Livrrpool—the Maxwell, Edwards, front flatbed-am ; Tho.lias, Winder, from Barbiee ; Seitjeroin, Procter, from St. Lucie ; liarriot, Greemirowl; Laurel, Minton ; Alexan der, Ward Otter, Bradley ; and the Lucy, —.., from De merara; El salurth„ U atli, from Antigua; Armory, Holmes, (max Phitadeipbii ; Rhin, Salter, from Charleston ; Rr ben t Dixon; an d th e Esp er ad, Milligrn , from Tortola. At Lisbon--the Maria Charlotte, from London ; Tri omptsti de Vianon, from Cork ; Huard, from Waterford ; and thhJoho, Wright, from Liverpool. At tl►rbadnee—ate Verier.iblr, Lewis, from ditto; Alfred, ; Jonah, Cornicing.; and the Matthew, Jeffries, from London. At Seance—the Providence, Christie, nom ditto. At I rraterais-411 , frame, &sort, from ditto ; and the Rio Nuts, smith, nom Africa At Illanigai—..the Cambrian, Gardaser, from Runtlay. h. UtP!ri NEWGATIE AND LEADIINHALL MARICKTs Ily the Catania. lifer S.. Od to 4a 4tl I Veal 34 *d to Oa id A1ut0m....3a CM to 46 04 1 Po* 4s Od to b. Od _ _ lAm% si. Od. to Ss. Od. 71111 ItARZII73. ............ Coßbl-EXCHANGL, leaser, APRIL lb. The arrival; of Wheat te-day astonishes numerous, and form a reidd•tog iopply ; the late donors of sale continuing canna a further redo:lion of 3c. and de. per quarter nn good saatidos and rather mare on inferior qualities. Much of last week's barley remaining, and it *till i.a. very little bitle,.it lower poc... Malt, White Pr.*, and good old Beane, have vanatiMll Turk Heroic at le•+. We have rear arri.ais of (kit., with malty Cargoes of foreign, create a dscluioinsi of Is. and 2a. per gnat. Flour of bast quality nearly supports Its price. Seconds at less. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, .104 , SO . 06, rise d0......100.. 103. 0.4. Rye... 52. 58. 04. Becky 42•.471. 04. Malt.. 141 ROE. 04. White Pee.... ~42E. 481. 04. Ilrev Peat 35. 40.. 04. Bean. 411*. 494. OA. Tick Seams 40.. 45.. OA. Chu 125 45..47. 0.1. Polamb. ...Mk. 29. M. Rape Se. 01. 01. OA. Fine Flour .... 1509.115 e. 04. Seet.nol• RETURN Of WHEA Including only from the Ist agreeably to I a. d. 109 Quarter+ at ICG 635 at 105 400 ----- at 1011 933 at 102 30 —.... at 101 86g-- at 1011 440 -- at 99 1014 at 96 71 at 97 660 ------ at 96 210 ^t 93 TO --••••••• 44 94 And 66 Qua Total 6026 Quarters. _ . U. 3d. AT IN MAKK LANI, t of April to the Gth of April, these, Act. at 93 - 17 - ----- at 91 SO-----• at 90 33 ----• at SI 183 •—•--- at •S in ---. at $4 4$ 9 at SS 452 ---- at St 675 at SO 50 at 79 17 at 76 $4l at 70 at 6... s. d. ,verage 925. 9id. last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR. From March 30, to April 5, from the Cocket Dice. Sacks a. it. Sarks. a. d. Sacks a. d SI .98 0 94 7 BB 0 113.... lit 0 5.... 9♦ 0 496 B7 0 20.... St 0 8.... 93 0 216 56 0 170.... 80 0 4.... 9.4 0 89i B5 0 15.... 79 0 ,2844.... NT 0 11 I 54 0 7.... 75 0 340.... 89 0 107 B3 0 10.... 74 0 Anil 67 sacks at 73a. id. 16,374 Sacks —Average 894: 1 Ip. I. higher than tat Reston. Total-11 Os Yd. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Tans 34s 04 to 44s 04 Rye Craw 14s Od to 30. 04 Carraway l29s 04 to 130 s Od par cwt. Coriander 10s Od to 138 04 Traroil Red Clover .428 Od to 90s 04 Whits ditto 508 04 so 10% Ort White Mustard Seed —Gs Od to Its od par ►auh. Emend ditto lOs Od to IS. Od Canary 7s 04 to Ss 04 Turnip 1M Od to 248 Od PRICES OF•HAY AND STRAW. .CAT. ST. a ANSA. W• 1 TSC N .112• .91 Si a 41 14s Hay. St 16s a 41 10s Ncw Ol Os • 01 O New 01 14 • Oi Cs C10yer......01 Os a 01 Os Closer 41 6s a SI Straw 21 6s a 31 Oa Straw Al 6s a 21 ICa iATUI HOPS. 111•01. I VICOSTS. Earn 41 tOs to 114 Ms ent .61 01 to 51 111 s Sop 40 to 54 Os Mu ses .41 Var:iham....lll Os SO $1 Os *is t4l 141 to 51 .4 P RI CE iiMITM FIELD, aariaaay. Aran. lb. To sat the Offal.—pat Soma of slb lose ar 1114 to 3.. 44 I Vaal .S. 04 to 11. 641 Ihdatias....44 *a as Ss OdlPotit —4B Od to 54 04 ' Lamb Oa W. to Ga. OIL Head of Cattle tbta Day, Bouts, about 1,000-41teap, 7,000. RAW HIDES. Rest Iltifers and Otce7,issr itutitc, — 3%. 6,1 to 54. M. Ml.ktlill is 3a. 3d. to 34 41. Ordinary .. Do. 10 , 1. to 9.. 0.1. Market Calf — 121. Od. _ . Klash Horse Sh.ep 5kim.............. Lamb Skins §d. to 9s. U. PRICE Or St. James's Market Ss Clare Market. Sr 74 Whiteehapel Market :34 Nl' Stoat. of 111 b. - _ _ 10s oel Average Price ..3. fd Yellow Seep, 764—M hicsdeamille.,perdos. TALLOW. fforrn6.l(Osr 62s Od Russia (Can.)...63s 64s On R uinuto. (50.).. Os 631 Od Melting Stuff Ditto rough Sds Gnus 12. Good Dregs . ....... its u1..1, 66s—Curd. 90s. 115.114.-611ouldr, 124. 6d. PRICE OF LEATHER. Rum, 5) to 361 b. each Ditto, in to 631 b. each 234 to 264 Merchants Racks 29d to 934 Mooing Hides... 22d to 29d Fine Costh Hides 23d to 26d COM. Hides for cutting 2 . to 2SI Pat Ordinart 214 t.i 221 Cslf Skies, .10 to 40'.b. per Down. 'rid to :19d Dino. 'bO to 701 b.. 3.34 to 39,1 t i Ditto 70 to 1 , 100). 344 to S64 '• Seselifiesie iGorenlvid). 424 to 4114 F Lyre ditto 120 s to 1 noa per & te m Goat Skins ....s to--s ditto Tanned florae Rill* 211 42s pier bide. COAL EXCHANGE, A►ata IS. P • t per ClialAron sls 6d I tel•vered to Housekeepers 63. 61 Sooderlaarl, per Chaktron 46s Ed Delivered to Housekeepers at 5Ss Od taterday—Easten 'Mom ttAT—Hohttay at the Take Officer. PRICE OF IRISH STOCkS Gov. Deb 54 per Coot. April 6.) 67 Ditto Stuck, 3I per Cent 661 Uov. Deb. per Cent. kpul 61 FRIDAII. Aram 111 Genus 4' Li.. Pia Venice 'ol Ditto. Liibnn Oporto 6n Dublin ll 401IRSI OF EIiCHA Am•terdain .ill 4 2l!. Ditto at Sigh t 37 3 Rotterdam c. f II I 2D. Ha mtiursh 35 3 tilt. Akomi m a 35 6 !W. Pam .1 1 , RD 13 D.itne Us 55 1 entarms. I. I • Enurdeauz •26 I Portugal Gold in Coin Cadiz Dim 361 sfact Doubionos Madrid ..... .... WI pewee New Dollars Ditto - 331 effect. &leer is *MO .•• • . 0 0 0 Bil be. Leghoin 3Ol Agio ims the Sank nt Holland Na .tes Dublin on London (April 3' Belfast on London (April t.) WY% u Dublin (dino.) . . ... 6)4161 445. • W. , . asTionur. There has lately appeared upon the swt a large spot with two kernels (asyestst), which I have ob served at nine degree to the north of the solar equator. It differs a little from the beautiful spots which enabled me to determine the duration of the ror.stion of the sun, in the Memoires of the Aca demy. for 1776 ; and appears to me to confirm the discovery which I then made, by proving that there are in the sun points where the large form them selves from preference. Perhaps these are moun tains, which aural and retain the dross of this immense furnace. The parallel, which is nine de grees to the south of the solar equator, is the most abundant in large spots. These spots, with two kernels, which have appeared at different times, seem to me to contradia the system of volcanos, ad ♦anced by Mr. Herschel. Two volcanos, if these be such, could not remain so close to each other 'without mixing, and always separated by a thread of light. Paris, March 24. Da LALAWUS. MARRIAGES. Lately, William Bishop, Esq. of Basingstoke, to Miu Ann Esther Tovey, of Southwark, Surrey. At Goldielee, on the 4th Omani, Major John Silver, of the 1111th Rettinent of Foot, to Mn Catherine Donald, widow of Lieut.-Colonel Donald, and third daughter of the late Lieut.- General Go!die. Lately, at elitist Church, by the Rev .I. Vause, Mr. P. A Zola, to Mi, Bromfield, daughter of Mr. Charles BroutfivN, both of Liverpool. DEATHS. _ . Lately, **Rev. Cop!atone Radcliffe, rector of Stolenlima land, in Cornwall, and vicar of Tarnerion Eakin, iii Devon. At Plymouth, a few days after hr arrival from the East In dies, Lieutenant David Pringle, of His Majesty's abAy Cen turion. He had been absent eleven years. In his 70th year, John Wyche, Esq. many years am Alder man, and one of His Majesty's J tieuces of the Perm kg Win chesser. At his house in Great Cliatierto-atreart, Blackfriar's read, Edward Falkingham, many yeah of the Na . vy Office. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE, Mum. •7 tam sAw 3,....10 , 44. II mlia. after 4. SALES BY AUCTION. By D. SADLER, At 160 Repository, Colwell Street, our Smithft&d, THLS DAY, at Twelve o'clock precisely, THE following HORSES, &c.—A Black Geld ing, 14 Hands one Inch high, master ot 16 Stone, tem perate to ride, and quiet in Harness..-A Black - Mare, 15 Hands 1 inch high, fast trotter, mistress of 15 Stone, quiet to ride, and temperate in Harness,—A Chesnut Gelding, 14 Heeds S loches high, a clever Haekney,—A Chesnut Mare, 5 Years old, steady to ride, and quiet in Harness,—Four useful Cart-Horses,—Three Post Chaises, and Six Post Hones, — And upwards of Forty Horses of various Descriptions, amongst which are several good Roidsters, Maelimers, Pout Horn, &c.—Smisseal good Chaises, Gigs, Chariots, and sundry uther Lola. To be viewed to the Sale. By LEIGH and S. SOII iEIIY, Booksellers, At their House, No 145, in the Strand, opposite Catherine street (removed from York street, Covent.garden), TO MORROW, April 17, and Two following Days, at Twelve o'Cloek, 'r HE entire and valuable LIBRARY of the late 1 LEWIS CAGE, Req. of Militate, in the Colony of Kole. To be viewed to the time of Sala—Catalogues to be had at tile place of fik. NEWINGTON BUTTS. TO STATIONERS, 13..tUKSELLERS, AND OTHERS, WANTING A COMPLETE AND GENTEEL. BUSI NESS. • By Mr. YOUNG, On THURSDAY, the lain of April, 11105, preeleely at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. at his Repository born, Net 6. High street, Newington Butts, in One Lot, without reserve (by Order or the Proprietor, retiring from the above Business, and settling in Redi.mishire), rf 4 HE UNEXPIRED TERM of Nineteen and I Three Quarter Years at Lady Div, 11101, of the VALUA BLE LEASE, subject to covenants thereof, and exempt from fire : comprising en elegmit Shop Front for the Stationary Bu noes& and a Complete Library that will contain 4000 volumes of BoOks ; a convenient sitting Kirtour commanding the Shop, awl a sahib Garden neatly laid cut ; convenient Kitchen and Offices, with a Site Entrance thereto • on the First and Se cordFloOrl a Dining Room and three Bed Roorns,withCluiets, ne The I:remises ate situate near the Church, Newington Butts, in front of the High Road from London to Clapham, he. now in full Trade, in the occupation of Messrs. Putts arid Biedulph, commanding by extent the circulation of Walworth, Camberwell. Newington, Lambeth, Stockwell, Clapham, Sc. The Premien are roomy, with every convenience well calcu lated and lad out for the Stationary, Bookselling, Bookbinding, Re in which line of bmineas it has been established upwards of 13 psis. Its situation, oil account of the very increasing genteel neighbourhood, is not to be equalled within the vi entity of the metropolis, being on the great Starry Road, and equal distance from the three Bridges. Together with all the GENUINE STOCK in the LIBRARY, containing above 3000 volumes en various subjects, variety of fancy and colour ed paper and ornaments, varnishes, Re. with numerens other snider in the trade as per inventory. to be produced at the lime of sale. The Fixtures in the Shop and House, and the Stock of Stationary, to be taken by valuation. Further particulars will be explained at the time of sale. The whisk of the premises may be viewed, with tickets, till the day of sale; for accommodation of the trade, an inven tory of the library stock may be had on the premises ; and of Mr. Young, Auctioneer and House Agent, No. 6, High- Street. Newington•Butts; and printed particulars delivered at the time of sale, at his large Repository •Room. PAINTS AND DRAWINGS, FRAMED AND GLAZED, PICTURES, CAMEOS, AND INTAGLIOS, ETRUS CAN VASES, CAPITAL BASSO RELIEVOS, IN MARBLE, Sc. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his Home, N 0.31, in the Strand, on FRIDAY, April 19, and following Ws , , at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the Acting Executor of Edward Poore, Esq. late of Tldworth, Deceased, LIR A MED and GLAZED PRINTS and a: DRAWINGS, Picture., by Mortimer, and shout Thirty Comte , and Intaglios, of ex= Workmanship, In Rings, Re Etrescan Vases, Capital Relieves, in Marble and Pkonse, • fine Carving, in Ivory, of Sir Isaac Newton, Globes, China, Wearing Apparel, Ac. Te be viewed un Thursday, and till the Time of Sale ; Ca. Worms may be had of Mr Siehortkion, N 0.31, in the Strand . A CURIOUS, RARE, AND SPLENDID LIBRARY. By Mr. STEWART, At his Auction Rooms, 194, opposite Albany House, Picas dell,, nn MONDAY, April 52, and following Daya (Sunday excepted), at Twelve ca'Clock, THE valuable, splendid, curious, and rare LIRR \RY, the Property of a Nobleman, and consrats of, via. Duplale's Works, • fine and matchless Copy ; Shalt. spare's Works, Ist, 1.1, 34, and 4th, Editions; a fine Col lection of County Hiitorie,, Early Voyages, Foglia+ Chreni cies, Early Trillions of the English Poets, Romances, and mast, curious Tracts ; a nowt splendid Assemblage of Beaks of hints, •by the The Artists of the Enelnh, Dutch, Flemish, French, Italian, and Grerrnan S. hauls, very fine Impression►, 64 Vois seyeral Voluems of British Portraits; • complete Cull, (lion of Debates of Ourh Mutes of Parliament, Parliamentarr II nu, ries, die. 194 V&, the .hole in fine Preservation, and many soniptoren and elegant Bindings. Caterlorptes to be had pensions sis the Sale. . s.. • " SALES BY AUCTION. y . CAPITAL TOWN BRSICORNCE, IaCIFN-SQUARai WFIiTMINSTER. By Mr_ STEW ART, At his Awllion Room., No. 194, Piccadilly (opprrite A House), APRIL 97. at Twelve o'clock, ICHE •.tluabk and capital LEASEHOLD PRE 11 MISES, being situated No. 8, Qistairiquare, We roiteuer, consisting elan excellent roomy Family Home, co mending a view of St. James's Park ; and, firms its vicinity t Westmiti.ter Ilan, the Horse Guards, War Office, Treasure and Admiralty, presenting a desirable residence fora Mem of either House of Parliament, in an Officer in the Guard., to sty Gentleman connected with either of the Public ()If in the neighbourhood. The premises are in the molt p er ( state, a very large slum having been recently expended in pot. ing , he same hien • complete state of repair; 30 years of the lease unexpired from Lady-day, 1805, ,t a ground rent of 311 . per annum. The preitii,eii condst of Attic Story, three excellent servant.' bedrooms; Second Fluor, four capital lied rooms, closets, dee ; Fins Floor,c.vpital front sad back drAvring rooms, and siding roam ; Ground Flaw, diiiing,two exreileut sitting rooms, a breakfast parlour ai..l lihrari, capeal hall tad entrance; .Ilaseintint, excellent kirdiesis, pantry, capital wine and beer cellars, coal e: liars, front area, &c. and behind a Piece of Ground tastefully. laid out with Gait Deas y 6:c —The Fixtures to he taken by the purchme7 at a valuation. N. B. Adjoining et a Tw.i tall with Mr which may be had oy the purchaser at the tent td, tea 41 ie.. , annum. The premt.es may be viewed, and I) 1 rti c and of Mr. Stewart, at hia Remus, No. 194, 2 . bac Albany Rowe). REVERSIONS OF ANNUITIES IN THE PUBLIC FUNDS By Mr. STEW.\RT, At Garrawa ss CoFftW-Hnuse, mt WF.DNESDAY, Mar le. by Order of the Awignaes of Mr. W, shad. a Bankrupt, •INHE REVERSION of NINE HUNDRED and FORTY-FIVE POUNDS, FOUR PICK CENT. ANNUI TIES, on the Death of ■ Lady, aged 75 Ye ats . Likewise the It F.VERSIOR of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, FOUR PER CEN f ANNUL FIES, on the Decease of Tau Latium, the one aged 40 Years, and the other 16 lean, he d under the Named Two most resoectable Trustees. _ _ Pink eh: a to be bad of Mr. Allen, Solicitor, Callisle-stren, Soho; at Garreway's C.iffec.h. , thio: and of Mr. Stewart, Z. 194. Piccadilly, opposite Albany-house. LEASEHOLD PREMISES AND GARDEN, CHELSEA. By Mr STEWART, At Garraway': Coffee-booty, May 1, at Twelve o'♦;;lock, Order u the Assignees ot Mr. Yandrant, rrHE Valuable LEASE of an excellent DWELLING HOUSE, consisting of drawing and dining room, six bed rooms, closets, kitchern, cellars, front coon, a capital Kitchen and Emit Gulden, abundantly stared with a variety of (rod 'v.-ea, Sze. situated at No. 2, Queen's Place, near the Ern-house, etelsea, held fur the Tenn of Th‘rty-orte Years, at a very Low Rent. To be ♦iewed by 'Pickets; and Pin Mats had of Mr. Stewart, at hi. Auction RO3IIIS, No. 194, Piccaddiy, opperits Alt Jany• house. CAPIT L FR Eltif(tl.l) ESTATE, Al' PINCHBECK MARSH. NEAR SPALISIN(I, LINCOLNSHIRE. B r Mr. STEWART. At Gamtwav's Coffee-hoax, on iVEDNESDAY. Maw 1, at Tte.lee *Thick, hi Order of the Assignees of Mt. Graham %Vilicinsott, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 11 celled SlitaßOLT's VAR 'M. at Pinchbeck Marih, near Spaldolit, Li0c.4.,..10tre, consisting of Seventy Acres (be the ante more or less; id ra,,ital Bich, Arable and Pastssre Land., swath the Farm, I lour, Barns, Sta'tlet, and other Convenien. ries thereon, situated in the most pleasant lan of ibeiCtiunte„ and will be fiuud very .L...nrable. The Land being above tit. Level of the ailloining country, is not liable to be flooded at any seainit of the Y-ar. The whole Iv !lOW lett at the very lew Rent of 901 per Annum, to Mr. Randall, Tenant at Will, hut is supposed to be well worth the improved re it of 102.. -- The Lind is in the best state of cultivation. Aim Two Free. hold Pews in the Parish Church of Pinchbeck go with the fvel me. The Rotate to be.triewell by applying le the Tenant., art further Particulars haduf Thomas Fattier, lags Solicitor, Spald ing; Me, C. Wilkinson, Solicitor, Na. 322, Oxfor d-street; at Garraway's Coffee.house; and of Mr. Stewart, at his Asti on looney 194, Piccadilly (opposite Albany Horse), London. FREEHOLD ESTATES AT FUOTSCRAY, KENT. By Mi. STEWART, At Mr. Coplnger's ' the Seven Stan Inn, Footway, on THURSDAY, May S, at Twilit° oClock, in Sirs Loh, by OrJor of the Administrator of the late Mr Cotton, TRULY - desireable small FREEHOLD ES TATES, is the mod pleasant part of Kent, only Mies froth London, on the Maidstone Read, con-citing of Five exceedingly good Homes and Gardens, and a small piece of Groton Ground, and situated in the Pithlic Street of Footecray, the what.: lent to good Tenants at will, at try Low Rents; awl will be particularly wt rth the attention ni Gentlemen whip may be desirous of being possessed of small Freeholds. To be viewed, with lease of the Tenants, he application to Mr. Coppinger, at the Smelt Stars Inn, Footscray ; and Particular- had likewise at the Bell, at Maidstone; King's Held, Rochester; the Ault and George, DartAini; the Sine. Town-M:4llmi; White Hart, Bromley; Cagle, Eldtme ; of Mr. Wr oglit, Solicitor, Feverehain ; and It Mr. Stewart, at his it.14:6011 RONII., o.iposite Atha :r-house, Piccadilly. SIIAKSPEARE GALLERY, TALL MALL. ISM Mr. STEWART, On the Pro:aims, MAY 16, at 'l'welve &Clock, by Ward the Proprieto;„ *about re,erre, - TFIE Valuable and most deniable LEASE HOLD ESTATE, and Capful Building, railed The SIIAKSPEARE GALLERY, Sixty four Years of the Lour unexpired, at a very moderate Ground Rent. Thu remits aoe spacious in extent, and in the most rumples ~ a te of re pair, no expence having born spared by the late Yroixiet for that purpose. The utuabon W truly desirable, • ot the first in this Great Metropolis and ptitachla,4 w.. 11 adapte.l for th e exhibition of any arti cle canned , . with Arts, Corporate Bodies, or Companies who may want exten sive Premises, and a plittlec respetiable situation Particulars, Bc. eve nay he tbefterv, and may be led • the Shakspeare Gallery; Garesway's Otiffes•heu e; Inn d Mr. Stewart, at his Auction Rooms, opposite Albany be Piccadilly. THE PAINTINGS TO ILLUSTRATE THE. W ;MIES or OUR IMMORTAL BARD, SHAKbiI:AiIE. By Mr. STEWART, On the Premiers, the Shakspesra Gallery, Pall Mall, May 11, an I Two following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, by color af the Proprietor, without reserve, THE Noble and Valuable Colleelion of PIC- A. TURES, illustrative of the Works of uni ininind4 l Bard. Thu truly National asaemblage coahnu. th, ~,,, es produelions of our inoit celebrated R itish Artiiti, .004 is aft only illiotrative of the Works of am great Poet, hot also of our own Country. The lovers of the Drama, inr thu . enihNlUmh will be highly gratified in finding the Artiste have dons web ample justice to the idea and fancy of the Author the Rte. tours of Didorical Painting 4 will find a rand saisenoo, Our trattve of the most memorable events which have happoo in the British empire ; the whole willadlon redecting thr greatest honour on the public apish and Ws of da Is" Proprietors, the Memo. Boydells. The Exhibition Rooms will be open for one Month re ,i.u. to the Sale, being the last time the Public can ever have of viewing this men entire Colleetion ; desaiptive Cautery' will then be had at the Shakespeare Gallery ; and al IM• Stowaith Auation Rooms, opposite Albany Howe, Piccadilly. LONDON :—Printed by couRGE DAVIDSON, No. 5 1 4 Wych street, St. Clement's, sad published by RYDEk, at the Office No. 15, Reek of St. C laeoeoto Cli-urch, Strand, 'Sive thaw far the hrs. kt• (ra 4 l at4 wolf be iloty anemia! to. . , . • r" - :: ; 47 .; :4„,:f i .. ... 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