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Stnck account, The draft of the Defendants for so much was also proved. Tice Defendants having closed their case ; Tne ledger of the Defendants WAS, then produced, from which it appeared 'hat the acco/1.4 hetweon the Plaintiff and the Defendants closed the de-it side, on the 22,1 of January 180.3, and on the cn du side, on the 2lst cif February 1805, and that there was a balance of six hundred and odd pi,unds in fa vour of the Defendants. The witnesses farther said, that the Plaintiff had often looked ever the ledger in his presence, and taken particular notice of the items, and never had made an objeltion to any, except to two f. r the articles of jewellery, which, he said, he shnnld receive cash for, and did accordingly. The Witness then underwent a very long cross examination by Serjeaut /las-Ls:v, but nothing material appeared. Sri Jamas *use text. said, it would be much better to refer the business to some Gentlemen of se 'se, and they might then have An opportunity of examining the parties on oath. Counsel for the Defendants immediately agreed to t reference, hut the Plaintiff's Counsel would not. Upon the consnhatinn between the Counsel, Ser leant &sr (retained for the Plaintiff) was for agree. tog to the ieference, which wit opposed by Scrjcant BAT LVI on which, Berjr-ant Bur said, the other might go on, but la, would not. Serjeant BA r Lev then spoke to evidence,pt consi derable length, urging strongly, that the acknow lesd7ment of the 15.0001. given by the Defendants, would not have remained in the Plaintiff's hands, if it referred to any particular transaaion, and de ducing. as a necessary consequence, that the origi nal intent was, to le it remain with the Plaintiff, as a security for property. He then went through the various p,sints of the case, and concluded by saying, that it was hi; wish to refer it to arbitration, if the Connsel fsr Defendants had agreed to his proposal ; which was, to repay to the Plaintiff the comini,sions on the losing accounts, on which condition he would give up his claim to the 15,0001. Sir JA to NI A mar t Eta), after making another in effec'ht•l effort, to hare the matter referred, ob- served to t'.e Jury, that as tl,e Counsel cotiW not agree among theinselv, s, they must determine in the best manner they could. This anion. he said. bad been commenced in 1805, upwards of two Nears after the transaSion took place, nn demand having been made during all that time, so that whatever de mand the Plaintiff had, he slept on it for the pet iod of two years. It had been determined, that if a man pa.. s the difference due by his loss in a stock transaaton, he cannot recover it back again ; and it appeared to him there was very little difference be tween a man looking over his account, and in a man ner approving of it, as paid by his broker, and pay ing it himself; but they were to consider whether he did ,pprovc of the account in the ledger or not. His Lorisitip the', went into an explanation of the 1.4 w relit:ye to the evidence on the part of the Plain tiff, given in support of the counts in their declar ation. The letter from the Plaintiff to the Defend. ants, requesting the loan of 10001. she wed. that there was a great deal of confidence between the parties, which might be one reason for the note acknow led:zing the receipt of fifteen thousand pounds in stock remaining in the hands of the Plaintiff, even though it ought to have been give up. The Clerk of the Defendants, he conceived, proved such an inspeCtion of the account, as put it beyond a doubt that his intention must have been called to the large sums, and to the balance. This account makes the Plaintiff debtor above 6001. ; so supposing, there was no objedlion as to the law of the case, it pn's it almost beyond a doubt that the Plaintiff must be barred of a verdia ; but of this they were the best judges. There was another question, which was, whether the Pl a intiff WAS not sufficiently acquainted with stock transac tions as to be able to see into the account immedi ately ; and whether, it beingnow two years since the transaction took place, he had not been barred from bringing his action. Six months was the time aliotred by law for commencing actions of this nature. However, they were to take all these matters into consideration, and determine on them ; for his part, he did not think it in the slightest de- Free creditable to the Plaintiff, to pick nut this to e stem in the account, at this distance of time, and bring his ;talon on it. As to the note not being demanded by the Defendants when the accounts were settled, his Lordship thought he had accounted for that before. and he also thooglit the Defendants might as soon, if not sooner, have forgotten to de mand it back, if they had a right to it, than the Plaintiff forgot to bring his anion on it for the space of twoyeat s, if. irereality. the looney were due to him. His Lordship concluded by saying, if they were of opinion that this account had been agreed to, by the Plaintiff's looking over the ledger, and not ob jeaing to the items, they would find a verdift for the Defendants; on the contrary, if they thought it was not, and that this note was sufficient, they would ind for the Plaintiff.. The Jury then retired, but before they returned, the parties had entered into an agreement, by which the Defendants were to pay the stun of 10001. to the Illaintiff, together with the costs in the' Sinn, and a l so i n an a dtinn pending between the same parties in the Court of King's Bench. • Shortly after the Jury came out, and without mentioning . what their decision was, they were di reeked to give a verdift as agreed on between the parties. SUMMER ASSIZES, 1805. MUNSTER CIRCUIT. Cou*ty of Clare, at Ennis, baguss Wadimercla), August 7, Limerick. Ntrinilay, 12. City of Limerick, came rl.ry. County of Kerte, at Tralee, Monday, 19. City of Cork, at Cork, gatueday, 24. County of Cork, Tarrant'', 27. The g:rrison of Isuwich at present consists of : three brigades, respedively commanded by General Offi,ers. The Sco:ch Greys, the 7th, and 2 1st Light Dragoons, under the command of Lord P.SOLT. The East Middlesex, West Saff9lk, and Herttord Militias, in the Upper Barracks, under the command of Lord CH ARLISS FITARrir. The Berkshire, in Stoke Barracks. and the Sl.ropshire, in the town, under die command Lf Istijor-General Roan/sore, making together, with a strong detachment of Horse Artillety, a trice of 10,000 men. N. 4 rAL INTELTJGBNCE. TOR TSMOUTir. Jul.., V. • Arrived the Choker goo vessel from a misc. Flreqzie sloop of war with the transports un- tier convoy, which sail:d from her.ce Plymitah, put back agaia yesterday evening. Wend, W.S.W. MARWICII. JULY 21. A Prussian vessel. the Frederick Thikeirmisa, ar rived this day. with his Excellency JAMeI Munroe. Esq. Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of America. _ _ Came in to refit, the Viorr revenue cutter, Capt. Morgan, having sprung her bowsprit in a gale. Arrived from a cruise, the La nrS guu-brig, Lieut. Garland. - - DIAL. JUL Y!. Arrived from the westward. and sailed for the several sad of the homeward-bound Leeward Island fleet. Put hack, the Zara bomb, with the fleet of out ward-hound vessels, Ice. under her convoy. Arrived, the fide and Ll Ittavanice frigates, if,;livir.slonp of war, anilseveral othericruisers from off the Frenca coast, and remain.—Wind S.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gs vrtsil ID, .1v Lr Y 2 —Pas.rd hy, the R -pamis; Fratfirria, f rom Antwerp ; P.. ,c,v. F. 1.: heth , F nresclade, tram New Pmetdwitce; and the flntian Tar, (faro, fr.,nt Cork Sai ed. the JoogeCart, Peter-on, for Tonnsog Mary, Hunt, .r ate•ford ; F7iaa, Mee nn, far I )otal,n ; guy, dve, C ono tun, for sorin,m ; Mary, Adams; and the }Amens, Bo,well, for the Coast of Arms. ARRIVED. In the Down-.-The &nano la, Ford, from rah= ; and Cora, Alley, traits °Porto- At Plymnoth—TA. Lively, Smith, riitto. At Liserpnol.-The Ninuts: d tun. At Coovli.-The Alive, Pidgeon,from Messina; and Industry, &nom, from London. _ _ _ — ln the Huniher—Th.• Mary , Cox, frogs Zante ; and Brothers, Thnmp.nri, from Cenhal.n.ia. Off Aldbornugh-.-The .fenge Juffroo Anita Sophia, from Tonningen ; ; K a ci t ael, Pegg, Ariel, 111-ovvo; eeilutinn, ',sneer • lON Deane; Traveller, Fenthaot ; Amason, Kitchen; Noliv, Read; ",firtha, Favor ; Dart, Stewart; 0 ,nhope, snarp ; iLnway, Atkinson ; Corn forth ; Consola, Cockrane ; and Veatal, Bartv..r, from the Riltie. At tievrtuuttellandThe Coilertnr, Poole, from Dartmoutih. CONVUIS. h.reby given, Char Con;.vt will he pro►ided to tail fro •t Leith R-md>, tor the Baltic ❑nd *fooningcry, on the 28th Council Chan,Set, Edinburgh, Juiv 15, 1805. The Carl 'ligroin, %Vela' IR, from Livorpll, for l'onningen, is on shore near Dungeness, and it is teared will be lost. The Atlas, —, from Petersburgh for Liver pool, is on shore in the Orkneys, and it is feared will be lost. On Wednesday Tiros( AS Bowl rs, a marine, be lo 'ging to the Cerberits, was sentenced by a Coup Martial held on him at Purtmouth, to receive 200 ladies for desertion. On Friday se'nnight, Sophia Toner and Marie,. who, at Lewes Assizes, were crouton:, couciati,anJ received sentence of death, the firmer for robbing a lzw's box, at Hastings ; and the let. ter for stealing a bank-note. the property of her master, Mr. New, of Ringmer, near Lewes, but afterwards reprieved for transportation, received Hi, MAJ EST 's free pardon, and were liberated from theirconfinemeni in Horsham gaol accordingly. On Saturday last, the Duke of RVTLA ND in , peeted a detachment of his regiment, staticned at Lan guard Fort. The Officer commandiag the artillery at the Fort, thr, w sonic live shAls from the Cairo nades, for the amnsement of the Noble visitor, who expressed himself highly gratified at the speaacle. His Grate took his departure for London on Monday morning, from whence he will set out again in a few days to rejoin his regiment. The . COUU ANDS* in Cutts is about to commence Isis annual tnur of inspedion of the Troop, Camps, and Garrisews thr rughout the kingdom. ilis Royal Highness will begin with the Eastern Distrid, after which he will visit the Southern, reviewing, the dif ferent regimen's. and examining the several flirts and bitter ies along the coasts of Essex, Kent, and Sus sex, AS he proceeds. _ A machine has been construeled by an ingenious farmer at Newtown Cunningham (Ireland), which, with the assistance of a horse and two men, will, in seven hours, thrash upwards of 51 stooks of bar ley, or beetle, iu a day, fifty stooks of flax. The ex. p ence of the apparatas does not amount to more t han six guineas. At the bottom of a wood, belonging to WILLIAM TURTON. Esq. of Knolton Hall, in 1-lintshire, is a rill of water called Shellbrook, which empties it self into the river Ike; and when you step across you are In tile kingdom of England and principality of wales; to vie provinces of Canteltrury and Pone; lo the diocese of Channel 1. tteeld, and Coventry ; Flint In tne counties of Flt Io d Salop; In use hundreds of mho for and uswestry ; In the parish. , of Ellesmere and Overton ; I.i the town-hips or Knotten and Soddyit ; And in Mr. 'Carton's grounds and his neighbour's. We are happy to find that Government have at length seriously determined to improve the external appearance of the Two Hou'es of Parliament, and to give to the present shapeless pile of building a regular form. The alterations and improvements will be upon a very extensive scale, and it will pro bably be some years before they are completed. It is intended, in the first instance, to take down all the private hones and buildings in Palace-yard, which join Westminster Hall and the Exchequer. 'nit- great North Front of Westminster Hall is to be restored as nearly as possible to its original state; and the Court of Exchequer on the West, and Ex chequer Offices on the East side of it will have new Gothic fronts. In the interior of Westminster Hall, the Skreen, which now divid s the Courts of Chan cery and King's Bench from the rest of the Hall, is ' to be removed, and the Hall restored to its original dimensions, and new Courts are to be constructed in the same manner as the Common Pleas. The private houses which adjoin the House of Lords in Old Palace yard will immediately be taken down, and the House of Lords will be new fronted, to cor ' respond with the rest of the building. When these improvements shall have been completed, it is pro posed to pull down all the houses in Margaret -street, so as to throw the Abbey completely open; and it is said that the houses which now form the Terrace in Palace-yard, and the whole of the soligh of Bridge -street, will be taken down. FROM LIST NIGHT'S GAIILFTT'E. • MILITARY YHOMOTIONS. 14'., (Mier, .14h, V 3, Ibut. Rural Ittgiment of Mose Go orto...surwro David Slow. from I!ke Sid 1 , “ot, to be Swot Et. •.ve 114.4r,g0r, promo, Coltlitrexo R 7gi.neni of F.r.t G7arrta—Qqarter.lll.l4ter Ser jeflitt Jiottri Fliddy to be Qu•rter. Matter, Vide ti+roll..ll, who retiree. 110sPITAI. STAFF. Joseph Ake, M D to b • l'lty.acian to the Furor, vice The- Half-P.7. PARTN - ERSDIPS DISSOLVED. William K6ckbunir and ' ;011y1:lining, of Hay hottonz in thelarishufSulilhnnth, in the Weal K Wm: of the county of YWIC. cereal %pitmen. July 3, IMO Robert Brown, Joshua Bniuett, and William Morley, of town of Nottinhani,lace-nianufacturer.. July 17, 18 .5. Archibald iit4aft and Peter Howarth, linos-manolaelurere, Wigan, in the courtly of Lancaster. May '22, IST, John Jacob and John Simpson, millers, Stratford, in the count, of Flaw". June V 4, I$0). Joh , . tirrainston, 'fisoinas Harrison, and Michael William Pmeor, manufacturers of MOtOC:0 and Spanish lelthilr. at KlMry dal, in the count, of Westmorland. July 18, 180). Thomas Cress/eller, William Allen, and John Monk, coach proprietors, of Brighton and Chichester. June 18, 11103 BANKRUPTCIES ENLARQED.. Richard Crump, of Great Mary la-bunne street, in the county of Middlesex, perfumer, dealer and chapman, hum August 3, so August *B, at tm, at Guildhall, Lotutoa. John Gmger, of Piccadilly, .n the narish of St. Jame , , in the . eminty of M.4.lleses, benk:rciie• and stationer, tioui AugAst 3, to August .3, at ten, at t:uadhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Rieltani Mon Mance, Lite tithe city of Worcester, money scrivener, to surrender Airing 16, 17, and Sept. 3, at eltti.• n, at the house of Thema Williams, being t‘ e Inn. ra Ciaioet. in the county of Wn-ceater. Arto,nev-, Thomas Prirc, Worcester; and Mesirs. ['etc.:and Co. Solicitors, No. 9, Lincoln's Inn, London. y J irl:.s RiclUsidby the young-r, of the city of Durham, joiner and cabinet maker, to surrender August I 10, and Sept 3, at twelve, at the City Tavern, in the city of Durham. Attorney., Mr Maroon', Durham; and Messrs. rim& and Wasbrough„ Nu. 30, Oreville-streer, Hatton-Gardfn, Laudon. Peter Gomm, of Rushton, in the c , u•ity of Stalin'', cotton spinner, t o 'offender August 7,2, and Sept 3, at eleven, at the house of Mr. William Marston, the sign of the Gillet Lora, Dear .gate, iu Manchester, in the county of Lancaster. Attomey, Mr. Wadsworth, Macclesfield. Joseph Wood,now or tale of Bromley, in the county of Lan Caste-, cotton spinner, dealer and chaps. an, to sorroador August 1, at ox, 2, and Se, t. 3, at eleven, at the house of James Pickup, the Bay Horse, in Blackburn, in the county of Lan excel.. Attorneys, Meets Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, Lon• don ; and Meson Beardsworth and Nevill, Blackburn. Thomas Wardell, of Dodo gtoe, in the county of Durham, innkeeperolealer and Chapman, to surrender August 19, 20, and Sept 3, at eleven, at Bcflas Cortee.lionse, ie the torn of Nes/comic upon-Tytm Attorneys, Messrs. Clayton and Scott, Lincoln'.. Inn, London; and Messrs. Clayton and Brumed, Nermistle upnii.Tyne. Thai/m.IIAL, et ?rouse Selvrond, in the cnunty of Somerset, elmhier, (3 surrender Aug .t 52, 13, aml September 3, at eleven, at the house of Cook, commonly calld by the aurae or sign of the Christopher Inn, in Bath. Attorneys, Mt. Ellie, No 63, !Leon Daniell, London ; and Mr. Breton, Frorae. John Hill, of Towcester, in the county of Northampton, grocer, dealer and chap-nan, to surreuld: August Ut, at six, 16, at ten, and September 3, at six, at the White Horse Inn, in Towcester. Attorneys, Men.rs. Faulkes and Longdilc of Gray's Inn, London; and !N.. Kirby, ill lovec-cter. Joliet Stair, of the c,ty of Wurce-ter, brandy merchant, to sweatier August 9, Li, and September 3, at twelve, at the houce of 'lhunsas Whir/WAY, calkd the Talbot Isin, in Rath *treat, tit the city of Iddi:tut Attorneys, Men , ' Tarrant add Moult, Chancery lane, London; Mr. Peter Clisoold, Clara. strout, Bristol ; and Mr. Thomas Price, Worcester. DIVIDENDS. August 17. John Townsend, of Ludgate-hill, in the city of and of 'Anibal', i ii th e enuoty of Surrey, lacenan, dea'er and chapoian, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. August 17. Anthony Peck, of Graysiend, in the county of Kent, earpenter, builder, dealer and ehapmau, at ten, at Guildhall, London August IS. John Whitaker the Rider, and William WI, i!a. ker, of Stockport, in the county of Chester, and John Whi taker the of Edgeley, in the parr.h of Cheaeb.., in the said canner, cuttel.inannfaleieni, d..aler. and ehapin at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, in H:atee Nutria, Stockport aforesaid. . . . _ A. , quet, 14. George Platt, now or late of Weakee, in Sart dlewotth, in the caulatv of Yo,k, chthier, nie.cliaA,. d aver - • , and chapnsan, at elates, at the Red Lion, in Marsden, in the parch of Aimondbury, the said county. July ?7. John Sawyer, of *fent,rden, in the county of Kent, grasiet, 'tester end citapinan. et eleven, a. Gritdhall, Loudon. Augu4 14. George Gewhiiid, of Chandos street, in the county of Middle:en, merchant ' cheesefaftor, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 4. Samuel Ma:sson, late of St. Alban's, in the county of Hero, corn dealt -Ir, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July 27. William Harris, of Drury Lane, in the county of Mirld'evx, woollen draper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—An/sett 13. Edward Cook Millburn, of North Shields, in the county of Northumberland, ship-builder. James Taylor, of Lamb's Conduit Street, in the county of Middle's:it, apothecary, dealer and chaptnan. Angus Macphie, late of Ilford, in the county of E..tex, mer chant, dealer and chessman. Reports of a grand and extensive encampment on Leaden Heath are in circulation, as also of several minor Ones in the neighbourhood. A detachment of 100 men, with a proportionate number of Officers from each of the regiments, composing the Scotch Brigade of the line, at Weeley, are now busily em. ployed in clearing the ground on Bradfield Heat... A flying encampment is likewise spoken of at St. Osyth, and at Walton, on the Naze. _ The forts and batteries along the flats of Essex have been materially strengthened and repaired; and at the suggestion of some engineer and artillery Officers, several additional ones are to be immedi ately erefted. The Anniversary of the Battle of Emsdorf, where the 15:h Light Dragoons (then called ELI 10T'S Tailors) gained immortal honour, under the com mand of the Duke of liausiswlcK, was celebrated at Weymouth on Saturday, by a dinner given by the Duke of CUMBERLAND to his Regiment. Between eighty and ninety, officers and gentlemen, sat down to dinner, among whom were, His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Lord DUNDAS, Generals MCADC, Ftezenv, and SL Ant, and all the Staff and Field Officers of the camp. COURSE or EXCHAN , Ammer ialn 3O 3 1 ei Ditto at Sight 37 6 Ratter.lam c. I II U 2 U. Ulainbuigh 1 3 till. Anon. Se 6 21U Pin* . l3 17 Lit. Ditui V Us. VG 5 t Silt i MO. litiunleaaa Ca•lts DM. l3 elt-ct. Dnulllianit, ..• 0 oft Malnd Dittn 331 effect. Sayer oil 1i11f8....•.• I 0 0 1311 1 / 4 na Leghoir 491 Agio lon th hulk a 1164atad Naples Dnigin 0.0 London (July lb) Hitt' M,lfaia ..st Lniidell (July 0 ) • .7 ti Selfew on Dyblin ( Ditto ).....• —.044 di ihri. ;GF., Tullio/iv, Juir Y,l G-nne CI 1,0. Pie Verne. 691. d , tc.. 1.,,b.ri GO ()ports. 6l 1 Dubiu. l2l I. • • Ifittrit OF STOCKS, rESTERDA Y. Sink Stn•-k $ IM' Cent Retlw•ed ..».... Is 1 ...,,,. s per tent. consuls .. . ...... • . .., . 991 I . 4 per Cent 9i 7i 5 per Ce n t. N av y .. .. • ......0i e . Rank I.nnK Amniotic' ~,.. ... 1/1 &IS Shoot Anneals' ...... ........ ............... •111 Oesnisen • SI !Ma Sleek • • .......... lASI IS ; • Dot., n Mda....... le 4e dn. F . ~c, , ~1 1 .1, Rille...Par. le 41..aeft.Itth die. .14 Ene , .sk Lottery Tickets Comuls (,r .. .. T EISH, Stack P.r ker, ______ tin 4. Cor n h i ll, an d 9. Caa•mt.r.'. PRICE OF IRISII STOCKS—Jutv IS Gorr. DA) 5 per cent. MARRIAGES Lately, at St. August.ne's, Bristol, by the Rev. F,,„, Leighton, Lieutenant Colonel Leighton, of the 34 sister sh, a p to o l i re Militia t the e. H0... W. Louisa Ann Viscount boonevail Lately, at beisondeo, Kent, Mr Wl!sal, of Roo9thill Academy, in Mt county, to Mei Buckling, of the Sit esp... in Itett,iden. On the t6th Inst. at Dalry, near Edinburgh, Jane. Esq. Writer to the Signet, to Mots Jane Walker, dan g h te James Walker, Esq one of the Principal (Jerks of S Yesterday sett !tight, at C“lney H i tch, t h e Rev w l Money, son of Wm Motley, Esq. of Holm lioase, [teal; flt refordehle, to NI t.s E.ern.l Down, Cuitht , r of Itcsati D own , Koi. of H a nh o l om ^ w I me, L on d 01, Hanker. Da7:i r sh ..q C . h to try, daugh ter o f tilt Re ; wt j.iiin H MeN ta t e Ana, Lb. Demi, oi Coekwood, Devon. DF. On Wedn.rdav the 10th in t st fl.ne/owl, in h-t gq•h Mr. Myngr, wi low of Oleander Mpg., Fit . w6 n ti . h e , detested neartr CO yarn, and &Gully. , Neut.., D a Rectorof the sante place, awl Cita, tan in Ordinary wQt: n Anna. On Mondry Imit ' at 04nri, in his elth roar, Mr m ai l", S-nitis, who has bocit !hider Buq..r of Ctir,.t Church upt..Na of 40 rats. On Wednesday lilt, at Oxfood, in her 81111 rea , , \•t IL, t iah azirknCit, rVI et "f the late Mr. tieagle Haden:lL, &war ly Conk of Pemnr C.. 11 01 Wed,te.l..i. se•tinig tt , nt Brown% F..d, in the 1111.1.4 P. nota4nerrow, Mom Sarah Web'', praline d tucht E.q. of that place, and of Siternutit, in the county Wanatzk. FIRM \VAFP TIILS 1)1Y AP LuND;)N Morn .... •5 m.n alter 12. Ertn....17 min. • 4•r I. S.II,ES BY AUCTION. IMPROVEMILE LEASTIIOLn FSTATTI, UNION STREET, BIS viorsG ATE, SHORED' I Jr, AND BERMONDNRY. /I ? . Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, THIS DAY, at Girtaw.lo., at Twelve o'cliv.k, i 9 Three Lots, by d.reetown of the Es trot , re. DESIREABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, situate as owlet Lot 1. A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, in PAOVS vrALK, GRANGE ROAD, BERMONDSEY, its Ozeupeti-o Brown ; tenant at writ, at l rtl. per annum ; held fa 76 yes a, at the low ;mend rent of E. per anoint. lest 2. A LEAS. EHOLD HOUSE arid SHOP, sis .eto in SIIOREDIrCH, lett to Mr. Bitter, tenant at at ;34i. per annum ; he'd for an unexpired term 4 30 year% at ton• ground rental' 101 per annum. Lot S. A Capital and Subvta- , . 7.CIC DWF.LTING 11t'USE. in .stu.4lriit repair, clip., y •i. , N,. UNltilt- STREET, 111SHOPSGATE, r lit to Mr GA lematbd, fru three years, at 301. anrum ; nand fir TI mutat a low ground rent. Alan, a FRI.:MOLD PLOT of GROUND extending are whole Frontage of 37, afurtetid. To be viewed, by I.easre of Tenants, and Perth-l'ate lai on the Premises; at Gernawars; and et Messrs Itut•-n ale Venn', 62, Ceenhill. ?.GROCERS and OTIIr R 4; —RFNEFICIAL LILASI4 FI.LLr MARIA f. _ _ _ By l'od•vano. BURTON .00d VEMNOR, Tif IS DAY. at G.rrawa)*., • 1 1 HE Desirable LEASE. with immedi ire Pai -1 s.,sion, of a well eo.taTo!Voloet GIOCER'S S IJP, di avoly situate, No 136, Fleet•Maoket Tye pr,noomas are iwserr complete repair, Save a e tmd Arms comman !tag Simi, and large Warelinisiier lie:d nn lot an unexpir.nl taint or light an I a Half Y a , * two I.ra , . Went. To he viewed; and Pattieulars bad wads* Nell ;mt raway's ; an d M esit a . Button an d Vona', 61, Colo;o114. LEASF, UPPER THAMES STREET. Br Mears. BURTON and V I:NNUR, THIS DAT, at Gartawars, by direction of the Prehrietae„ •111 - IE LEASE of a very Cnnveaivnt and Sab i %tannin BRICK DWELLING IL JUSE, rn veer com plete repair, eligibly situate, No. 1 - Upper Thames-veal contatii.li six chambers, dining roam, kitchen, wash home, and esliatiag, commodious .hop, roomy counting hnose, an d privet: entrance; held on (.ease for an nisexpite.i term of se venteen years sod three spatters at Midsuineser last, at a mo derate rent. To b. steami to ths Sale; amt Part ciolats had MI the p 4. nsises ; at Garrawar'si and of Mr, Fs. Burton aad Venom, 611, Cornholl. BUNIIILL RUW.—N 1. - AT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. Wlfll ‘RUE'S. By MOM/. HORTON Rae VENNOR, TILLS DAY, at Ganaway's, THE Desirable LEASE, with immediate Pa.. s-winn, of a pinguloly :mat and convenient BKICK. DWEI,I,ING HOUSE, in vegy complete Repair, denrato , mate No. 4, B akaa onhiil R.n., with tgil command of the . ov Ground; centainile (nor Cha,nbeek, cognrandiron ROOM, Nrrakfnt Por'otr, rad rite Sitting Digt,, Hail, Ritalin o Cellaring, and .mall Garden held rio Lease iDg an unociArwt term of year., it a maiere , . rent To be viewed to the sale; Gold partiL Ul4l, had an the PM , mise,g; at Gayrraases; and of Mena Burton and Vernier, 62, Coral nll. GENT EEL PAMILIi RLSIDENCE, RUSSELL -SQUARE. Bs Ales.it. BURTON and Vk..NNOR, 1 1 11 E LEASE , with immediate iPossee,iew, ot I Gent.l I FAMiI,Y R ESIGENCE, with domestic Can • agreeably ctuate in Upper Guillord.street, rare CU''• tig iiia• to Ruere:l square. Ihe Premww haee reee,irty unrJer g me were material listornwernents, and are instable far the re- Lg,rtioii of • respectable Further particulaia by applying to Mauro. B4lfiall and VS. nur, Ca, Cortina'. GENTEEL CONVENIENT COT rAGF. •asincriCi, COACH HOUSE, eircellent FIVE STALL Sr A Commodious PREMISES suitable for a MANUFAC TORY, ur other CONCERNS ',minting ROOMY PRE MISES, near the DOL:ES, and THREE ACRES of MIA. DOW I. AND, within One Mik and a Haler CHANGE rrO 13E SOLI). by Meisrs. BURTON And 11 VEN NUR, the desirable LEASE°, a renteel and truly c iirentent Cnetar-Reeitleneo in the moat perfect ural.i, coo t lining a commodious dining room, bow witid.iw, dittoing ll'urarr, four principal ehambeti, three s.treii.t... rooms. goal breoliouse, dairy, excellent c-Ilaring, and .isitalde mimic urangementi, pleaumtly tenet-, e ..nroanding • rem P..• 1 / 4 like anp.srimee, within an eery distance of tire Creeks. To be viewed, with Tickets; which, with further Part. C e. Ism, may be had of Meishi. !durum and Veinal, No Res Corohnl. LONDON :-...Pviesterl by tit/SG/'s I)AViDS.)I, Wy-h street. St. Clem , !itt's, nod Dubltsbid by JUSI RYDF.K, u tae uAAce. Fee. I!, K.ci. S. C./emtv..e. . 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