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0 LAW iNTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CI I NCLRY, Dec. II tt vect.trrs O. vid's,. Tbk was a hill tiled .sy Lord ltancliffe, the ?list iff, amt Lori C crington and others, at Executors 0r rlt,t late L.• 14, his ta• her, against the Defendant, $•• Too l'As PAI kilIS, calling upon him to re-coosey st•let Ai estates in the cmthties of NAtinglitarn. Let c & c , de:)l , 4llg to his Lordship, by the will cif mat-ro tl G-t'at Grand-Fel:tr. Thomas Parkins, I:,et : it also claimed, that the Defendant should p tt tsak, with interest, the rents of the said estates, I,,ett the yoar 1:60. Th;s ca•e ernhraced the whole of the ft mi : ). t• 11 altoos itt marriage settlements, cor.v•yances, seals. tr +osiers, ITIOI tgag-% &c. losot the year 1707, it , the present time, the reading of which occupied t:'e whole of the d.ty, aad the case was ed to c.a d ovet • C itt OF KINIVS EL IC t, Gui L Die. 13. Segio , f 4f gri i Priar. Arr•oe Lord EttePIICAOLPII coLuNU. fig. SICIT V. SMITiI This V' , l - an a3'‘ln brought by the Lieut.-Cnlonel 0r the 1). nhigh , hire Militia. against the Dellidant, sehn was Cap ain and Paymaster of tht: same regi •nt, to metre!! alsout 901. being a contingent al lowance from Governnvnit, payable half-yearly, and tine in the t rah 1;9 -) and l;; which, he contended, Mr Defendint had !layer paid over to him. Front the Defardani's book. however, it appeared that the Plaintiff had been paid alp his pay and allowances, regu'arly, for v.:.ich he signed the usual receipt in the Paym:.stci's honk, except tor a short interval, niien the sum anionoted to alarm: 31. and even of this he conld pin him no proof. TAO Eiv ►.• N tvorcx —" This is a most dis gracetol aiion to a man of the rank in the army of this Plain:iff, and brotighr Pruw the chance of the Defendant's ha...hi; List iu, 'unolsi.. The Plaintiff mit.t he called." The Plaintiff was accordingly nonsttited. J oiiii.srow v. mufti. Mr. Pan ii itattd.tbat this was an anion brought lo; a resnedable farmer. residing at Stamford. in Lineoln , ;•ire. iagain.t the Defendant, who was a Jew Tinsbecna-maker, in Martin's-court. St. Mar. tine-lanc, but who, for some reason or another, thnlght p•one: :1 turn hattarsaservelant, and got a quantity of butter from the Plaintiff, amountine to 101 lls. 9.J. feu reliefs Obis adieu W" brought. There was a peculiar se rt of butter calk-d e fiers ' of vlfieli this gentleman get these , 4 .l allePoslng his Clielit 4 flat, had never paid him fee them. The proof of sending the be ter appeared opper t!se veldt-net of tie Plaintiff's son. who also steam( ' that the Defer.lant received two MOM flats from his fat'ier afterwards, for which he paid the tiaosug. A' Are Witness proved the frequent dem* liw pa vrisine. it In h . s d fence. the Defendant endea to tast w, by a lanes from th e Plaintiff to hi e a he had r.:ta• red the fix 4 ; but the fail is = be. the. Cie flats were the cases of the butter, the Plrintiff had desired should he sent back, it or. der that he might send him the last two ordered. A verdiet was accordingly entered for the Plaint iff far tul. 11s. J. All the ccormfas Jury Cases, exert a fete of little importance, finished this day. although the list contained upwards of 120. Lord ELLENIIO - will therefore commence with the Special duly Cases (of which there are near 50 to be &is. rosrd of) on Monday morning next. coNi MON PIS As. - No case, of any public interest, occurred heir yesterday. NAVAL INIELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. I I. "I he r recreire, of tIR guns, Capt. Lamour ; and the 7easew, of 69 guns, Capt. Tyler, made the sig. CAI 014 mnrninl to came into the harbour: hut it blow ton strong, with Sainte, and a thick atmosphere. which prevented them. The Thrte,ei,e is to be paid off. P DEC. It C sme in the Pk. rr sloop of war f t om a cruise. Sailed the Phen..l frigate on a cruise. Wind N.W. DOVER, DEC. HI. Foe p.o.—The Vie.vy man of war has been in sight the whole of the day, and is at length arrived in .he Road.; she will probably proceed to the East ward tu-morrow.—Wind N.W. DEAL, lliC. In Many of the outward-haunt! merchantmen sailed Irons the Downs yesterday afternoon, and the rest sailed this morning. nod*, convoy of L'Argas sloop of war, and the Vtsfefults bomb, to the Westward. Remain in the Downs a large &et of ships of war and transpo ts.—Wind N.N.E. blows hard, at teaded with hisil,,.rain, and now. oaess—wirev-wnanue SPOR7 MG. Fri.* 'tonight, the houndi of John Envoy, E.q. with a few Couple of Capta‘i Palk's, were thrown oft on ItowdleyCammon, near Ashburton, where pre. evntly they took on the drag of a foe, which they soca ookennelled in Boiniigh wan/ adjoining. Atte" bring ...pitsbed hard twice round the cover, Reynard took to the open downs, is a most gallant stile, fi:st mak ing away for Wells-Tor, from thence to Putsliam down, filackslade- tor, and across the commons to Hound-Tor and Swallaton down, and on within three miles of Morstonliarnpsted, when being closely per-sed, he retraced his steps back over I lound-Tor, and at Lean, in Alanaton. after a chase nf two hours and a half, passing through six pat ishes, Reynard was taken above ground quite exhausted. After the above citace. another Du was unkennelled in Yai nor Wood, near where the first was killed, which afforded a hard rim t',r upwards of three *boors, in equal style with the first, and was killed above ground, in a rabbit-warren, at Tinlahrook, in the parish of Month 11-seev. Imme (lively on the death of this, a third was Sof n slyly m too?: off from a fel as brake, near whoa st,:otal 'V Is killed, and was r uti in very good stile an hour .1 three quart. os, when night coming on, the Founds w rc with ditAculty taken off, bu. for that cit remits:mew, he most certainly would have shared the fa rof the others. Such a day's sport was scarcely soar -ern in this county, and cei tairaly no where au: patscil. \ _ • WILLIAACEATON. , (►ros tba Wimpy Regieteti_ This American Generals who lately led the tilts' from Egypt through the deserts of Africa, against Tripoli, is about 44 years of age, of middling stature and dark complexion. He is by nature and by education, a soldier : has a countenance bold and n idannted ; a consri ution robust and con tio-ed by exercises and fatigues, and courage of that determined and invincible kind, which, even mune Americans. or republicans of any age or chine, would be esteemed extract , dinary.— Ho was born at Ashford, in CenneCtierit ; in 177fi, at the age of IS, he enrolled his name among the soldiers of freedom, and served during the tevolio ties. under the famous Captain Dana (iinw a Brign grislier-General in the county of Schohatrie, in the state of N w-York). and under this brave and experienced veteran, General Eaton learned the use ilf val o ur aad the art of war. At the dawn of peace, he applies' himself to study, to pursue and ei n erre those grand ehi•Nas, which the force of his utoutored genius presented imperfectly to his eager view, and which he knew could not he comprehend ed, attained or enjoyed, but with the aid of 'Jima tints The 'nettle - 460ns of seven years, acquired \lr. Eaten the inoitansi of Bachelor of Arts, at Dartmouth College, in New Hampshire in r 790, — Our scholar now pot off the sewn, and returned to the ramp with a commission of Captain. He fought tinder St. Clair, at the haul. of Miami, ar.J proved his accomplishments and courage worthy of dim tinClion. Captain Eaton wets sent by Presidents lA'ashingron, as Consul to Tunis, on the coast of Barbary, in Africa, where during their menacing atitudes and insolent pretensions in ISOI, the Coos sill supported the dignity and interest of the Ames rican nation, rued held. amidst a despotic court, a lane guge not heard 0.1 cone degenerated shores, sine* the tall of Cato and the Roman Republic*. When a rupture with Tiipoli was inevitable, the Consul sue gesteda cionpet ationwithSroli I amen Caramanh, the fate Bashaw of Tripoli, who had been dethroned and expelled by his brother, the present Bashaw ; he tie encieted to this effeet with the Ex-Bashaw, and returned to the United States, where, after hav ing matured his plan, and effened his arrange. merits, with the sanelina of government, and the hentdiflions of his country, he departed, iii July, lent, from Washington, in the American squa. dun destined to humble Trip li, and liberate our fel iow.citiz sns holden in shivery, or to enforce the an cient Roman threat, " &Irak est Carthago" lie landed at Alexandria. in Egypt, in December last, and colteering a small army, with the assistance of the Ex-liesithee, then there, accompanied by a few volunteer A 'TIC: iron Officers, led his little hand along the coast iit the Mediterranean sea, through the Desert of ikti CIA, and astonished Africa, after a 'erne of twelve centuries, from the time of Belisa rime, again Iseneld a conqueror, come to reap her humid, and subdue her power upon those fields where the &pins and the Roman legions, against Hannibal and the Certliageniera bands, contended tor the Empire of the worid. Let Africa beware! America has het legions and her Scipion; but she has no Hannibal, no hands. There aie some anecdotes related of the General, which discover the loftiness of his mind, under va rious circumstances. Soon after his appointment to a captaincy in the IL S. tome, he paid his addiesses to an amiable young widow (his present wife) who.though admiring the candour of the soldier and the merits of the man, would nor gra nt her hand to his solicitations, bet upon condition of his leaving the army. Placed thus in the alternative of affection or of fame, the gallant young officer, without hesitation which to prefer, to the tender proposition, nobly replied, 31,11.1 in, I love you merit, hut l lose glees' owe!" and with a bow returned to the camp. The Scy thian, in his very retreat had launched an effeEtual arrow ; and when our young hero rallied, and in due time returned to the charge, the Lady surges tiered unconditionally. In June, 1801, a magazine of the Bashaw of Tripoli took fire, and consumed 50.000 stand of arms, to replace which, the insolent pirate de manded tributes of arms from ether nations, whom lie styled his friends. He observed that he had ap portioned them amongst his friends, and required the United States to furnish his with 'O,OOO stand, and requested Consul Eaton to state his demand to the United States. The Consul refused. lie was required to write aficially, itobis own name, to the Pi esident, for the arms, and refused ; to draft a let ter for the Bashaw, and refused ; and he perempto rily refused to condescend to write any thing coun tenancing or mentioning the demand. It was de termined that resource should be had to menace, force, and every means of despotism, to bend the firm resolution of the Consul, and for this trial he was ordered to appear before the Bashaw.— As he passed through the palace of the guards, he understood sufficient of their barbarous dialeat, and ,their conversation, to learn, :hat unless be submitted to terms, he was to be assaiimianeed. BetWille Mrs Eaton, the Bashaw, and the Prime Minister, an in teresting and spirited dialogue ensued. The demands were renewed in various forms ; but nothing could change or bow the determination and dignity of the American, who demanded his passport immediately, which the Minister tefuseti or hesitated to grant. — Driven to the last honourable resort, and having apprehensions for the safety if his life, from the an. ger and designs of the Minister and Bashaw, who, by a single stamp or nod o might have decided his fate; the Consul, trnversing the room with a quick, firm, and open military step. assumed all the impo sing majesty of conscious superiority, conscious rec titude, and undaunted cow age, his countenance ter rible us Mars. and laying his hand upon his sword, again demanded his pass. A paleness overran the countenance of the Minister, and a tremor seized his frame, too effeminate to withstand the bold language of an American, and the aw "til appearance of an angry veteran, and turning to the flashaw, his mis ter. requested that the American Consul might re ceive his pass, which was iustantly done. The Con sul returning through the streets, heard in all mouths, The kiireseals Consul es hilted!" But Heaven, and his valour had preserved the Consul for other de stinies. • The lietween the Consul, the Bey of Trilisl;, ash' ht. Nlin stet, on the kith of June 18411. t the Ccitatt ..I,ge.lie of Trpela it Italian. The dialect of the a:tuy ao peo,oe, • 13111ItUre of Tarkisk, Monaco, Arid lather langisasit. _ • • . THE fAL.RWS. tri a C 9 XCHM 4O E. Iluskr , bse. i 3. To *1 .bra see flottile arrivals of Wheat that airs Ifa ItAlt AD* alta upd t ett min* brisk, owl looter rims arei ` )/6 " fr*/ * rislwailiellhl tlualltite, sod, sralt Malt, at it'euit last cepa. era* 44 per Quarter daaree.-Clecti.hut feu here. Beans of moth not are nearly as our last. lita have Oats iu miditlin: supply, with Ikar MA1041441 641 etua'At4 . the best at hard are at no, /vlOlO4 INi:..s. Fl. , ur in Linter ounilv, and 4;11.44 are made at about the adva..cc which took }slice OH Mon say. CU: , RFNT PRICE OF GRAIN. Shta! IS 6,. 64, bean. Flee do. 7U.. 744 041. Tick Mean , .....V. SO, U • It re ils. 37. 01. Oat; 264. Sn• 334 Natter 23.. 34. 0;. l'olan4l4 . :As. 96•. 414'• %fait. ...64. 7 0. 0.1. Rape Seed 4el: 441 :'4l \White Peas 4134. 54. Orl Fuze Fl.,ur 6414.634 "•• 1 4:n4r l'...st Sq• 42 , 4M 5e5 . ..n414..... 5!Ss. 608. 01 .T IN MARK LARY. of Nor. to tha Vat of Nov the new Att. a. 4 55 at 63 6 213 at . 63 257 -- at 69 145 --- at 61 at 60 76 ----- at '.9 27 at MI 195 at 56 42 at 99 17 ----- at $4 50.......--- at 52 230 --- at 5l 173 at 50 —Average 644 61d. last Return. RETURN OF \VHFA Incluting only train the 35tb agreeably to s. d. 12 Quarters at 54 --.• at ion --- at :327 --.. at 78 76 79 72 59 at ----- at ---- at 69 4099 --- at 68 270 at 67 236 -- at 66 Ail at 6G siS at t;;') 286 at 64 • •t? Qaarters.—A, Total, CM° (1 ,,, it 40. lower A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Nov 30, to Dec 6, from the Cocket Office. Sacks. g. tl. Soaks. s. d. Sacks. s. 4. 295 ... 65 16.... 58 6 457.... 57 1').... 64 718.... 58 40.... 54 24078.... fII 128.... 57 61 t.... 52 50..•. SO 6 228.... S 7 I 10.... SO 922.... 59 i 5.... Sil T0ta1...47,144 S a ck4...--Average, Si.. 91d. 4s. 3;d hoer th to 134 t return. UXBRIDGE. *Vie 01711InspeAor's ltetwo, on Thursday, Dv 11 Wile A, emu load 1M lets to 191 -.4 Marley, per qr 11. •.-d to 5/s •-•4 Oats 304 •••-tl to 34s .44 Bears 48s •-s1 to 54s -.41 • Perm. • 4ls -•-1 to 43s -..4 PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. CAM %I Ay Cnriarirler 1", Od to IS , Od Tre6.4 l3. Od to ?11.. Ott White Mustard Seed . 6. MI to 14s Od pet lossitel. Brown ditto 9. Od to 16. Od Turnip 101 0.4 to 16. Od Br 4‘l Ra.m. QS. MI to Sr. 144 per qu:irtcr 1.04: a P 444144 los 041 to 454 Od . . Taws . 'SO4 Od to 304 Od Rve-qmss l'i., Ito 5P Od Cam , ' 4 5, 0.1 to !al 04 to Pa _ PRICI•: OF ours .•Rt. Poettri- Kent 51 14s to 71 —s Kerst Sussex.....' lie to GI 8s S t iAex 41 12. to 71 Kole* to GI 6s Irsrsitm.... 71 —* t TRIICES OF IlitY AND STRAW. VII T. IT IP 11111 . 1 1r 11 7 71 , Ctl +PE!. Mt, ...AI 1".1 a 0 12..-4 liav• SI 11, a 41 C. Stlaw..ll 101 a II 19. -.41 Saw VI 01 • 0 0. Clover 41 4. a bl 'Straw ll 1.. II 11;4 SMITHFIELD, FIIIII4Y, Dry. IS. To sink the Ofial—pe!gt..ne of RM. fled qs &I to 4s SA I —5. 44 to CI AA Mutton 4s 4d to S. N Pork ..... ..bs thi to Si SA Head of Catde ,hi. Rom.. 'tomtit 1 200—qherp and Lamh., 7,5011 NEIVGATE AND I.EADF.NHALL MARKETS. Hy the Cate.aat. Reef ta SA to Hs $4 I Veal 4 , 44 to 3Ad Muttna...,.* 44 to 44 Sol Kok 04 to 5a 54 RAW MEWS. Rest Heifers and Steen, per stone, Ss. lld to es. —4 &fishflings 34. •d. le 3s. 64. °Minas, 2s F. 4. to 3. Market Calf l2s. 64 each. Horse Sheep Skins ...34. ed. to 6s. Od. PRICE OE LEATHER. Mitts, 50 to 561 b. each Diu', 60 to 651 b. each 264 to 27d Merchant.; Hacks 211 to 244 D(C....j.1 e 'Veit . 2ll to 27S Vole Ci..Ach Hides 121 10 titi Crop Hides Co cutting 22 to '2411 Flat I )rdinanr 2l to 214 C4lf Skins, 30 to 401 b. per Dunn 'l4 to 422 Date, 50 to 71,11, IPI to 42.1 - 12 Ditto, 70 to ROM,. 164 to :18.11- 2 Small (Greesland) 364 to 4241 P Large ditto Iles to 110 e per deem Tanned Homo Hides VW to Sin per hid,. COAL-MARKET, Doc. 11. Illtept at Market. Sold. Price. ii..N awca ttla 4..S4nderiand 4. Minders MEETING 01 , CiEDITt)RS AT GUILPHALL, op poppox SIXT N. K. John Mercer, Uxbridge, Middle:.,,, An.lN:cl.olai Me w, Chatham•pl.ce, Landoll, enealmenaorri merchants ? IS MUCK of STOCKS, YESTERDAY. S per Cent. Re 40,1111 CA 591 Go 4 per Cern.. 774 I? per Cent. Loyalty 991 i.ong Annuities , I - 1-16 17 Imperial 3 per Cent 59 . Omerison .. !mita Itinet. par. 1. prem. F.xchequer Hills English Imnisty Ticket5.... Consul, far T. sis'i. St. ck hroker, Ne. 4, Condi ill, anJ 9, Charmg-enses COURSE OF F-XCIIANCIE—.I)Oc. 13. 4m.tor4oin .... ':5 II I I!. r1t0r..... 4oi Ditt....t Sight .. 15 1 Verve. !+3l R otterJasn Hainburgh /3 10 11 I ',WM 62 1, Alton. ........s4 t 1141 1 • I n. 04... ...... lt} l'ati. 1 day's 4414 25 4 Cook 131 Ditto ik , llFid.S.X, ... • 14.11 z — its piper ar.4 tiers ter or.. 0 0 0 Ditto 53 effect. Nt le !Vriterroms .... U 0 I. 5124.4 .. ...... in illipllq l Now D.. 14.6 Ditto 81140. Lettharli 524 1 Ay.- ..n .1-so Ralik of 11401140 , Maid*, T1 , 11•Ii4 oft London (Doe. 6. lll 4 Wqratt on London (Ow. 9 l2l • &fast on Dotnin (Dh:o), GI .220.. ...... ...4 • . . I Aar. it.l44i.".4aVis=wm T* l et r.., ) oashook. to Mir kr 111 1 0.4 .M dmismit 1,0•141 'ben SoyaMBOIL • Dr 4111. 0* TI I -%/, WI. Sainel M •Itiott, Obt K PA Ikidge •' Qte lOM NATkli 1 Un.l .53.N1 V Vl' 1..) 1.,n ON POMP ; 1.1 :Mk MIEN NEYSLIint. CH El•:. TO BE SOLD BY PR IV al F. Ct4TRACT, RI %ft. STIP %VAR r, ATRULY Elegant and well.fioishcd FAMILY FSIIiENCE. Lease 'relay Tars, ,t 3 moevate 1 . 1. t tik tli.- super 1, Simplo, and fultiture in drawiogy .0811 l•ne, and mery doweet e WIMP ice oid,,,g to tile Lime tee It wilt be hound panieularly wirtl.y the ..tten. Lion of any fami:y of respectability. TO a bitelliltir ir..o 'Cairn an establiett•imit, there i. nu :.ituatiun prefe able, b o i o , N o. 27, Ulirt Srvm cur Wee? : a coo:It-house and stviles may be ha , ' by tire Pitil4lver Tolle viewed, with Ticket; unly, by aptly ing to Mr Stmt,rt; oppoeite Alha tor, Piccaddlt. VICINITY OF ISICESI ER TO KE SOLO KY PRIVA I F.: CONTIIALT, K. Mr. sTEINAhT, ' HE LEASES of I'WO most capital lIOUSFS, htte up a; dwelling houtes aad our on .1 etatt... ? house, in one of the 614 Sittlin(7ll , , at t e s e c t town, in the vicinity of Laeicteter-spere, cuiumat•clillg v gra.t extent of fr 4114 4111 b... f04.:4 .4 .444 c4;2441 Wm- Minn for a Linen draper, nr any bu , l-1151 re itttitt.g chow. The ether, an excellent shop and dsmiliwg-house, rh•ut on mat 1 . 4 be viewed, by Tickets, by applying to Mr. Stevan, oppnsite Roth may be enteral on imm.;4l4leli _ . SALES BY AUC BIBLIOTHECA MURPiII %NA. Be Mr. STFWAHT, At his (looms ' No. 199, Piccadilly • oppatoto Alum), THIS , and Three following Days Sunday excepted', at Twelve o'clock. By toiler of the EXaCtraaf of the at, Arnim Murphy. Esq. the Traaslah r an. nr.nv known Dramatic Works of Brest celebri'y 9 1 HE Valuable and Critical 1.13 R AP. 1 . of ti.. e best chases A.ithora, Lamp ye., , 14 will be y on mt Sliakipear wish she e • . M 4 pl airs. au early mitecriptioo copy. O nth.. in's Mato Firs: complete, a matchless ill 10:J soh. Parhamentary 1/ebste , and Histories ditto, 14103 sob. Jolusent's P.wts, 75 yak Batboy's Cloas, 64 vols. Linsyclordse Frai,coise, mompleie, best illitton, tans Oro ßunter • Tacna+, 4 sok. Ihe Delp Mw and Cla•sies, fine enomi Encttlo. petits Krilaneia, 52 e.4s. Grine% ~. tart, paper. Picartlasheieus «no Superman; , to Ceremonies, 9 vols. I,nne's Jammu, 3 sots. Stedman, *Surinam, '2 v , .14. Warbm'.P‘mary. volt The WI/firs of Sir Widiam Jones, v dd. I.tiol Or ford, f. Diefikanaries of Johnson, Ba;etti, Boyer, .ins. snail), Schoen, &c Lexiconi of Szatn.le, Const.iiitin, lie d vie, Morel', he. • also a numernot .i.vorttnent of mutant' works on the Et4lisit and F each D'711,11. .rilnionvosni un oti,+!ishert Maitiocripts and Critie,stao on vitrioto iti t thoo,. mi d the sge in winch he lived; liaco it: P.noungl, in on ch tan: be C o lo t a I ,,,ft.it„f• p.p.. by It k:s,rdsoo, al!oweet to be the brat in main's. ; ditto, of the celebrated Dutiniee, and se• feral mom originals of t.opolar Characters. llo,le ease, and other Elf.rts. To be stewed, and Catalogues bad of Mr Conk, Oxford ; Diegliton,Canibridge • sod at the of Sale. • A R f.F. STONE AWHAP F, SPACIOUS TWO FLOOR WABEHOUSF., AND COMFORTABLE DR ELLING IioUSE, WAPPING By Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, Br Dinshort of the Eseetitors ci• Mr. James Tir..mpierl De contd. on FRIDAY ut.ai. at Garrawa f s. at Twelve, ✓ "RE LEASE and C001)W1LL of a capital 1 s NY ARF (know a: the. Wheat Sheaf Stone tt t•at!,) now its fol . rzspefttlfie trade, with e:,..elient comm.. rhomestleire two-hoer Wa .house, an r comfortable Deretiii.g wszolesirabl, s torte in Wap,ii stre,t, co.,iigootei t o m e LonsaiDortit; the whole forni.ng a propr , rtv truly elieit. , e, uniting tkp maimed., US tflorltlet a Concerti with vqtml latent and p , fit. The literiints At d Whiff i.e i easel yeti aod mutt the attention of any Gentleman wishing to stmage in a similar Concern; heal on Least fur about 16 years, at a nande..tt.• Rent. To be vi,-wed till the Sale, when dziereptiye Para,mihm may be h.d ran the Premises • at Garrawoy's ; at the ri.amm Ta fVfll, RAIC:SII and of ' Stern, Barton and Venom, NO. Corot ill. PREVItlit PAK?' (01 CAPITAL COMMttI2IIJUS FREI...IO.)Lp ,PlgefiAlSESs SPAS:IOIIS /I'. AND tV AREFIOUSES. Ho Messrs HUN ILAN and VtllNDit, 011 FRIDAY next, at (s.rra‘i ay . ., at l'weive, A Singularly Desirable FR EEHOLI) ESTATE, eenapri,me owes cesonsndi .1.1. and tidy ealsahlr Fa milies, in thil occupation of Mesh. Tuorstr aid Coulon, iron mongers, eligibly situate near St. Margaiet's Hill, ltoroott. The Premiaes hare a decided preferenoefor business to a riy i n 'he neighbourhood, are sere spacious, ani rutin ,ably calculated to condufl a large ColloBfll, cootainn , g a to• my shop, with csan mantling front, *steno,. warehouses and excellent hilly dry cellaring. The Dwelling House viel:lstes numerour chamber., dining and drawing-room, and suitable tinniestie arranvenwts; are bet on Lease to likens. Tenor and Cooper, for an an,x -p red terns of eleven 'earl. at Lady-Day neat, at thu irony low net rent of 1001. per anneiri. T. be vi , :werl be leaven( the Tenants, between th how. Ten and Two, previous to the Sale, when desmriptioe rartiess lan may be ba d •to the Prenii•es ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr . Ballachy, So:icltor, Cipel C.lll. 11.1411010 , 11,W.111111, Sank 1 and of Mews. Morton and Vinnoo, N 0.62 Cornh.ll cArii . AL riturtiow ‘v,,,e.bi‘ooK. _____ Br bloom. BUR rind, and VE.KNOS, At Gamtwa,l's, nn THIMSDAY. Jantury 2,1906, at Twelve, ACapi:4l, commodious, rind convenient Fitt.(-- HOLD MERCANTILE It INIDEPICE, rep'. te woo dastoseio enamour/vs, eligitrly situate, to lionilsooiiit, brash. The Preniiria are sebaranti.d, areU beat, ..nd commis several Werful chambers, draontresum, spurious handsome drawinpronin, biestrfost , A dmit, library, sod ',wattle dices, admirably calculated (or Mereosole Coment of the filet ins. partaace, vouch imelloadat, on kWe to a tesiosialale tenant for an isoexpitsvl tans of 19 yams, producing a not rant of 12eil. per ann. To he viewed by leave of Tenant, %setup's , the holies ni Eleven and Three, tea dava pi evinos to th' Silt Pat 1.. C" uu on the Premises; At Garrawayli; and of B uton and Venn. I, Cornhilt. SUPERIOR SITUATIONS, CORNIIILI. ANL) ',W EF.I - A ILI. Y. Kv Moms BURTON a d rNsoK, At Garoaway'a, so TIIVRSUAI,3 in owe 2, I at Twe're ollook, in Two Lot , , reNWO LEASEHOLD HOl, SES. adiran.a?e nwsly sonate, No. SG, CutW,.l., soot the hnuse, Sweettnes-rent, Lot. 1. The desirable I.P3C. of a convenient Dwell , nc. Weir, with handsome comanivoloog front, in., t el4tbly eito ate in the very preferable part of Cotillion, Will Nn flfi, v^tv eontigurnes to the Vhsinre, stow in the cseeupttron of M , Barnard, Watch•raskr r held on lives for about IS ) earF, at a were !ow rent. lin 2 The Montero' Coffer-Isnote, dente-Al! situate ia Sweet net-tent.. arljointort Sw7ero.es—alley, Corolifil, now in the °crops, nut if Mr. W.tkin , hold 141 loaw for about 14 teas, at a ground-runt To be 11 ' 1 "A by lei. , of the Tenant., hotswen the hoer of 7 - en .nd Two, ten Dr, prr von.; to the Safe. Printed pv voi!,tioo, on the r 511.11...; at Garrawa)' , ; and of Mama Burton and Velour, 62. Corbtoli. LONJK)N :—Pront.d b) C. Mint/SON. 17. Poker C.'•' ll . Bow Street, Covent Ganien, A tia ►u oiawa at the Office, N. b. Rack of St. Clem,o I Church, Strew, by W. STUCK, of No 7, New gett..:l Legg so- Owkri, tre. tor Ott; Pater, tent to the Office (twoolwhit), will be del) silood4 to. MEM ' • --