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w'!rr , OfiEfair httiitiGENC2. fIAMISURGII MAIL. VIAIII4, APRIL 26. 'e French Ambassador here has received the presents, transmitted from France, Pft those persons who were employed in concluding and signing the peace of Presburg. Among others, Prince John de Lichtenstein has received a snuff-box, ornamented with the portrait of the Emperor Napoleon, richly sew with diamonds. According to accounts from Dalmatia, the Rus sians have likewise taken possession of the small island of Curtisle, opposite the Ragusan territory. The Archduke Ferdinand, who is arrived here from Buda, will to-morrow set out for Wurtzbutg, to take on him the government of his new eleklorate. coNsrsterittat APRIL 4. T'.. (' French Charge d'Agneres here, N. Ruffin, has lad a conference with the Reis Effendi, when, it is asserted, he gave in a Note, in which France lays claim. as pownsing the Venetian territory, to all the possessions in Turkish Dalmatia. Albania, &c. which feseinerly Gelouged to the late Republic of Venice. • SAM[! or TIPS ARCH, •PRIL 24. - - --- - Marshal Soult still has his bead-quarters at PAS say. Marshal Ney at Memmingen, Marshal Berna dotte at Anspach, Marshal Davoirst at Elwangen, and the General of Division, Van Damme, at Land shut. The troops have been obliged is extend their quarters of cantonment, as in many villages the bay is so much exhausted, that the peasants will be under the nrcesuty of slaughtering all their cattle, if more forage shoiald be required of than. MUNICII. •TRIL 23. The report, that still closer family alliances be tween the House of Bavaria, and the reigning family of France, are in agitation, rises and falls by ;urns. It is said that Brannan and the Quarter of the - . is, will be ceded. not in favour of Bavaria, but to ranee, which will there establish a French Prince, Marshal. as Doke or Margrace. I. According to report, the Civil Cession of Anspach iirill not Ise made directly to Bavaria, but to France Prussian Commis ary is said to have received well for that purpose from his Cowt, as has Berutlutte from the Emperor Napoleon. APRIL 24. A train of heavy artillery, from our arsenal, set nut for ilraunan to-day ; it bad been ordered be. huita and afterwards countermanded. APRIL 16. The F.ropmes of Russia has sent by a Courier, as a preseot so for Queen, a soperb Turkish shawl. We ante mowed that the br .. harmony begins apis terenist between mu Court and that of St. Pearni-' berg, whit% has given occasion to ,different reports, zd g among others. to that of an approaching mar. e between Prince Royal and a Grand Du oboes of Russi a 50055010}i, APRIL O. Private tette°. from Italy mention. that the French hove attempted an assault at Caeta, hut have bees repulsed wits loss. The cent nil depatatioa received, the day before puerday. positive advice that Marshal Souk was about to r*rch for Italy, with the troops ander his command. ' , M.4.04:14 APRIL 29. A somber cf English 'sanded at La Teste, eight or tea leagues from Bordeaux, and the garrison of 1 that city marched nut against them. The F.:lorib , probably embarked again, after carrying off some F castle, wire, &c. NAPLES, APRIL 11. When Prince Joseph left this city on the kill, for Calabria, the country people assembled from aU parts, and strewed olive-branches on the toad. The most perfect tranquillity prevails in this city. VENICE.. APRIL 22. The report that the garrison of Gaeta had em barked and proceeded to Sicily, wants confirmation. ECHLIN, MAT S. The Cabinet Minister Count Von Keller, has ar rived here. The Cabinet Minister Baron Vim I Mardenberg has not yet commenced his journey. E This day the regiment of Amin, together with several battalions of infantry, marched from this city for the frontiers of Pomerania. Field Marshal Moellendoi IT, who has already departed, will corn : =and the expedition. 1 •NOEHER LETTER, SAME DATE. On the arrival of several accounts from Stettin, and other places, an extraordinary Council of State was held last Wednesday at Potsdam, which was attended by the Cabinet-Minister Count von Haugwitz. When it broke tip, several regiments received orders to fluid themselves is readiness to march. A courier has been seat to St. Petersburgh, and ore has arrived from that cisy. An 'mikes, has been dispatched to London. Ihe corps of Lieutenant-General voa Kaltrenth is to be joined by the regiments from other garri sons, namely from Frankfort, Pasewalk, Prenslew, Beinsberg, Stettin, &c. The other regiments, still standing on the field footing, hourly expel orders to march. Banes OF TER MAINE, APRIL 29. The report that Naples is bombarded by an h.-tig rish squadron has not yet been confirmed. The report that the Senator fteauharnois is des tined for the situation of supreme head of the Hel vetic League,daily gains ground. It is said that he will govern Switzerland, under the title of Landam man' for life; but that, at his death , the country will devolve to his son-in-law, the Eleiftoral Prince of Baden. If this project should be executed, we shall see reigning at once, at Naples, Prince Joseph, the Emperoes brother; in Upper Italy, the Viceroy, Prince Eugene; in Switzerland, the uncle of that prince and brother-in-law to the Empress ; along the Rhine, as far as the Maine, the Eleaoral Prince _ _ - - • thence m..'''V' this Prince cedes his possessions en the left bank of the Maine, consistirg.Asieffy of the principality of Statkcuberg, foe which he is to receive a complete indemnity is Westphalia. Manheins will be dea nithely the residence of the Eledoral Prince of Baden ; preparations are making at the Palace of that City, and also at Schwetaitigen, for his reception. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING's DENCll—Warrtsit4sta*, MAT 13. THE ICING, T. STEPHENS AND AONT•11. Mr. DALLAS moved to amend the Judgment in this case. Some time ago, the Defendants, who had been officers in the East India Company's Ser eke, had been convited of taking a bribe, and ex torting money to the amount of 85,000 rupees, fur which the Court sentenced them to two years im prisonment, and to pay a floe equal to the sum they had so extorted. It had been previously agreed, that the fine was to be calculated at the current price of the rupee, which was then stated to be about 2s. (id. and the fine, under such calculation, amounted to 111,6251. ; but since that time, it ap peared that the rupee was no more than 2s. 21d. which reduced the fine to 9,3851.1 and that sum was ready to be paid. The Court had dire led the whole penalty to go to the Informer; and by StlGeo. 111. chap. 52, the East India Company were pre vest* I from releasing or compounding such jtidg meta. As the Company had no ohjedion to do it, with the leave of the Court, he trusted their Lord ships would grant the rule. Lord Ecatvarniotok said, that the Judgment mast follow the Verdi& and could not be altered ; but the Attorney-General, who had a s di.cretio wry power, might enter satisfaction upon the record for that suns, by discharging part of the order, upon notice for that purpose. The rule was accordingly drawn up to that effe& IRS [IMO, W. ROSWELL. This was a rule for a Ci iminal Information against the Defendant, los making a false return to a Mee dames, commanding him to give up the books be longing to the Corrora•inn for Paving and lighting the town of Gosport, to Mr. Parsons, who had been elected Cleric and Treasurer of that Corporation. Mr. DAMPIER came to chew CAM against this rule, and con:ended that a Criminal Information Avis not the mode of proceeding, but it should be by civil adion, for making a false return. Mr. G tinter, on the ether hand, observed, that he would be satisfied with any thing that should pa cify the people of Gosport, who were much inter ested in this question. He proposed that there should be issues to try the merits of Mr. Papons's eleilion, or that Gentleman should resign his of fize, if the Dfendant would only do that duty which lie refuses to perform. Mr.Da mei ca not being en instrodesl,deelined this proposition ; and the Court, considering it a Ckle . in which the interest of the public was much in volved, made the rule for a Criminal information absolute. of Baden, the son-la-law of M. Besuharnois ; thence to the borders of Holland, Duke Joachim, brother- in-law of the Emperor; and in Holland, Prime Louis, the brother of that Monarch. r i It appears ciatain at the possessions of the I 1 Vidor of *Oak tOnd torn the frontiers of Switaerlatt#,:4o,ct 'ln 'W#c of the Rhine to i the Mains:- afi ars . ; thattre negocla , iins on this signs*, bivalve* tianfie,ariill the Eledor of esse Daranuadtp. aevOtifal itaiblAcd ; and that '` , l ' f '.4. ' e -:--- --- - THE iRITISEI AR MT IN SICIZY. Head Quarters, Messina, 6th April, lEri G The Commander of the Forms laments d. ingly, tho he is compelled, by a long series of ill health, under 'ach lib has suffered, to withdraw himself from the Army which tits Majesty has been pleased to put airier headers— In the flaming hope of anteadatent, he has horns up against the premise of severe disease, al long as it •Ime bean pens.t.lo for him Si, do so; but undeceived is tint etprettuniew, awl Feet. mg himself incapable of discharging the duties of tatietuatans, he does net think himself any Willer warranted. in exneeing th , public service to the inconvestwece that men arse from his inability; he propose., therefore, I• embark for knelsod to-morrow, at twelve o'clock ; though it is to hemiesolered, that lie dues not thereby resign his situation nu evesseend, obi: h he ha. not received H.. Majesty's peentliniu• to do. " Lieuteerant.Geneial Valetta. will continue% die com mand at MALI ; sad Majok•Generel Sir John Stuart rill sum* that of the Army serving in Sicily, until His Majesty'. further plenum Sn that head is signifeni. " As WIG meat %main the general /epee, fnwwwhence it May be necenary that the army is Sicily should drew each stn. plies of provisions, ammunition or other nocesose %or may stand in need of, Lieutenant.C4neral will,llo doubt, ere the expedience nf seibming such requteifsews as Major- General Sir John Stuart may hove ertanien be Amami. to hin., ai far as the itemise, attention to the 411119itt of his own gar rison will admit. ii lit taking his leave of the Army, and assuring it of hiebest wishes fir their honour and sued., Glillt•Tal Sir JAMS. Craig is dertrous of bearing %alimony to the good ciniduct of the sues, which, with the exception of a few came of misbelts. vim, in iudietduals, has warforial) hero much to his satinet. him lit commending die conduct of troops under his com mand, Sir Janes it, however, net in the habit of Rename their vices; and ha Is olahged %press hit mgr.-% that in countries where the amen to wine le es easy, they have met gait* fur nished an exception to the general observation, that sobriety is not the virtue of an Eoglish grainier. The prevalence of this scandalens vice of drunkenness sullies our Wiliest, character, end renders indispensable a seventy of discipline, as disgrace fel tie the objects of it, as painful to these wile are under the necessity of enforcing it. The General cannot but feel also that he is under great obligrtions to many of the officers, though lie declissee any pag inates acknewledgment, which, is • maaucmg where .0 little has been dent, might carry with it the appearance of eateo- the of tattoos. • _ It is impossible for him not to regret that our shut cam paign has terminated in a manner so little consonant to his wishes, although it has proce,det from muses in which we were nit way, concerned. Anil he has nut a dnuht that every individuil in the army felt a regret at the appearance of quits ing the field.to the enemy. In reporting has proceedings to His Majesty, the General has taken the responsibility of this measure entirely en himself. for he is aware that the army was well prepared to discharge their part with cheerfulness and alacrity In any service, how ever arduous, to which he might have led them. The Russian forces had orders from their Emperor to retire from the Conti nent of Italy : but he lied none that could direct Its condect under a circumstance which could n ot be foreseen. •' Tor olivines ?moons, the General cannot enter into any detail of the motive on which Ins reselution_was forayed; though he should he happy that the army were convinced, that letting aside considerations of great weight, wilt reined to the interest of Britain in the general conduct of the war, he was not les. actuated hi the measures he adripterl„ by a regard fee their crod,t, titan be was br that fur their safety." 164e.,ina, April 7. MORNING LINE ORDF.RS. amawral Jahn Stuart requests the General and Field and heads of demartzwames of the army, to meet him at half-past elessii n'c10....k this morning, at the entrance to head quarters, in order to eceomparty Ills Excellency the Com sander ..f the Forces to the 1.114(111 a hit arnibarkatMn. " A company of g motif,' will be formed spun the Marina as a guaid of honour to the Geoleral; ■^d Maiur Lemuine, cenameadmg the loyal artillerr, will post a brigade of twelve pniiiiders at ',me ematigunus place, for the pursue of firln s ; a salute of nineteen gust when Ha Excellency gem on %said " N 4 PAL INTPLLIGEATZ. PORTSMOUTH, MA'( le. Sailed from St. Helen's, the Deana frigate, Capt. Haling, with a convoy for the Mediterranean. A number of transports, with troops on board, are gone with them to Sicily. They are commanded by the lion. Rrigadier-General Meade. Sailed the Tiier, Diana, Roy list, A i,i, Taihia, Redeye, and (Indy, transports, for Cofk, to receive troops on board. DEAL. MAY It. Came down from the River the Swyl East India pilot vessel, with the Tams, Crean, and flarria.t, Fast Indiamen, which sailed from the Downs with the re , t of the oatward bound vessels, under convoy ,of the Meteor bomb, and Speenlater logger, for Portsmouth. ... illittMESS, MAY 12 S:iled from the Note yesterday evening, the Famu o v brig of war, with the trade under convoy for 'fonningen, with a fine breeze at N.W. The Baltic convoy is ordered to sail from the Nore, on Tuesday, the 20th inst. FROM LAST 2111(1HT'S GAZETTE. Mee 13, 1806. Copy of a Letter front tYJtiam Young, Esq Admiral of the hide, and C riuma..der its Chief of His Mileity% ships and ve.,.e:s at Plymouth, to Wilriam Harden, Esq dated on bold the Salvador del Monde, in Hararmae, the 10th May, Md. SIR-1 herewith transmit, for the information of the Lords Commisironeri of the Admiralty, • copy of a tette.. (row Cap tain Broke, of His Majimy's ship the Druid, le Admiral Lord Gardner, acquainting hi. Lerddsip of the capture of the French orig corvette Le Pandour. I have the he ; ,,, to h.., &e. W YOUNG. Druid, Plynatrwth Sound, May 9, 18 6. MY LORD—lhase the honour to land) you, that Ott tila Ist ;tut 1 tell in with a French brig corvette, which, aft. r a run of ode hundred and sixty miles, we chimed into the squa dron of Rear Admiral Stirlierg, where The was brought to at emir, °Muck, p. as. Sne proved to be le Pandeur of 18 guns, sir-peu4ders, (two of which were thrown overbuatd during the clisce,) and one hundred and fourteen men, com manded by M. Malingre, Caintaane deVaiss.mu, from Senegal, bmnd to France. Rear-Admiral Stirling has ordered me to take posses,ion of her. 1 have brought her inte this anchorage, and have the homier to be, die. P. B. V. BROKE. To the Right Hon. Alan Lord Girdner, &c. Sc. Cork. SUPERSEDED. Joseph William...au lam of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, corn-merchant, dealer and chairman. BANKRUPTS. Joshua Moryan, late of Noyarlifacn, in the parish of Van. faieurybrim, ia the county of Caunarthert, timber-merchant, dealer and chcaman, to surrender, May 97, 28, at ten, and .1 one 24, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Lland.nery, in the county of Carmarthen. Attorneys, Mr. John Bather, Gray's Inn, London ; and Mr. Thomas Bishop, Llairclover y, Cassuar. thenshire. Join Miler, of Llanythl .1, in the county uf Mtatimetsol, I.llper, dealer and chap:man, to surrender, May-94,t 7, 71715 e 24, at eleven, at the Retainer Tavern, in All Saint', 'Mel% Bristol. Attorney., Mr. Edward Stephens ; and Messrs. 1111,m1 ad and Sweet, of the Inner Temple, London. Andelson, of Charlton. row, in the pariah of Man chester, in the county of Lancaster, builder, victual:er, deale and chapman, to surrender, May 22,23, and June 24, at ele r men, at the Star Jun, Mancnester. Attorneys, Masers. John - Mel and Bailey„ Staneltester. Tir..l!/411 L baboon, of Louth, in the county of Lincoln, fur rier, to surrender, June 3,4, anal 44, at eleven, at the into of Mr. walk., Wilson, the Bricklayers' Arms Inn in tooth. Attotneys, Messrs. Leigh and Masten, New ssdge-strees, Blackfror ,s London; and Mr. John Nicholson, in Louth. Henry Diewett, of tire Glaiiece Arms, Miairsf.eld-street, in th , pariah ot'St. George the Martyr, Soothwark, in the county ot Surrey, victualler, iL a hrr and chairman, to surrender, May 00,31, and June 24, as twelve, at Guildhall, London. •ttor rosy, Mr. Meyer tt, Charlotte-arreet, Blackfrian'r.road. ' Thomas Little:on lion, of ;in. Strand, !n the county of Middlesex, printer and publisher, dealer AA chapmarr, to surrender, May 17,111, and June 24, at ten, at Gulldam;l, Lus tful. Attorneys, Mr. Knight, Keorungmn ; and Mr. Pepkio, Dean -street, Soho, London. Thomas Sherratt, of Wrosingham, in the county of War . wick , carrier, dealer sad elnipasari, to concede, J one 6,7, , and 44, at eleven. at the hover of Charles Willey., kniswei by the name of the Shakspeare Tavern, in 111 1111 l ttaro. Attor ney, Mr. Nicholls, Tartstnek-dace, London ; and Mr. Bird, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. - Jane 7 Thomas Blowers, of Lond.,n-etreet, in the perkh of St. Patten., lathe county of Mottlle.iir, linen-draper, dea.a end ..hapraan, at ten. at Guildhall, Loudon. June tn. W rl.iam Sh. , rille, late of Gr e at Fremont-street, ticardinan'a.delds, in the rmority of Mlchilmex, inetcharrt, dealer ~rd chaperon, at tail, at Guildhall, Le ,d r,r Julio 21. Edward Nathaniel Borrow, of LeadenMillyereet, Lond , ll, baker, dealer and dimrian, at ten, at Guildhall. hide dl. Juhri Pittee, of Bread -street, Loudon, warehouse man, dealt., and eha .111411, at tea, at Guildhall June 04. Abeahraus De Mendes, late in the Pavement, Mom fields Landon, merchant, inmarance.oroket, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. JIM. 24. Stephen Rrehlngs and Some-art Richings, now or late of the city of Oxford, Irrereultea makers and gluten., E tea, at Gurfdlmtl, ondun. June 91. John Cunningham, of Epentn, in tine enmity of Sur.ey shopk *per, dealer and chapneart, at ten, at Guildball, COINIaIe. June 4. Jahn Jewett, of Manchester, in the county of Lan caster, manufacturer, dealer and chairman, at three, at the Dag Tavern, in Manchester. June 9. Samrael Lemon, now*: late of Market Harborough, , in the county of Lemeater, horse-dealer, at Mascot, at sti, Angel lea, in Mmket Harborosigh. June 14. John Farman and James Gardiner, of CJement's. lane, Lonthard-street, Landon, and of havillo-place, Lam • besh, to the county of Sorre l ', hep-mauch.,o3, brewer,, and seedumen, at one, at Guildhall, Lonsimi. Jost 14. John Panetta, of Ciement's lane, Lombard-street, London, and of 54•4 11 .5 511 .• Lambeth, in the four., a Surrey, hop-merchant. brewer, and serdainan, at one, at Guiahall, Lowden. June V. Isaac Reason late of M iningiree, hi the enmity of F•ser, baker, deal 4 and charnel), et eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Lomliestes June 10. Seeepli Greavei, end William Denison, the Yntingrr, late of Liverpool, in tile moaner hf Laaoirseer, merchant% broken, and co-partners. at twelve, at the York note:, NViniansson'sequare, Live , pool. Jam 21. flatters Scorn, of K-err-rres-1, in the Parish of Saint George the Martyr, Southwac, in tire county of Sorry, coaddualer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. June 4. Richard &eters, of Marews'tory, in the county of Salop, porter-merchant, iris& doer end cliapmari„ at lee, at the Castle litnOrlsrewsbury, annesaral June S. Charles Cralc, of the city of York, merchant, tailor, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Buck Sean Inn, Co : tiny-epee*. in the mil of York. Julie 3. John Kil haw, ef Livorponl, in the county of Lancas ter, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Talll4ll, in Liverpool, BANKRUPTCY _ aforegild. June 14 Bartholomew Fox, of Guaih-quare, in the city of L on d o n, enchant, dealer and ebapruan, at *tic, at Guild ball. CERTIFICATES.—Jere 3. Thomas Cadet, ni iftidayestreet, Cheapsole. Loudon, ware houseman, dealer and ‘lllpman. George Atkimon, Ctoth-fair, Smithfield', iu the city of - Loodon,itazier. Hyty Thrupp. of White Lion-ntert, Spiral-quere. Aerie tinter. Thomas Moreton, of Homerron, iA the COMO. of Mel Hewn, bKtcalls , , dealer nutl cloopatao. ~..._., MEETING; OF CRIED(TORS AT GUILDHALL, In•MnhIIUW. Wil'imm Wisher), lea officer-market, London, Amen isciagcr • I II DIVIDEND Richard Cramp, Gmelllary-Irlionne-..?..et, le - eldi► sor, porturner WO PRIG or srocKs YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck 3 per Cent Iliniukirl S per Crnt Consols 4 per Cents. 7. - 1 6° 1) Cent ti 1 5 per Cenaay • 9'34 Lung Annuities l7 3 1 1 laps r tal Ann u ities Irish 5 per Cent Own.unk 1,144 IC , nrti ll. preen. Exclteriect Eklea pet. I. 2. pre*. Erigli,ii Latest, Tickets Consuls for T HISH, Stnek-Hreker, Nn 4, Corn , , U, tend 9. (I,a';.,C-Craelt. BIRTHS On Santa, evening, in G. o, -erect, the Lady geSew i re Small, Esq. M P. of A D vghter. FMlay, at hts hou4, in Fitzr,l-square, the Lay giChae.se Lambert, Esq. of trait dangtvers, one still•bam. *.R RIAGE At. Wandsworth, Si,ginund R tt, It r, Eng. of Iluntenstrett, firtinswirk•Nuare, to Miss I. icv Oardiiier, youngun dasghtet of Henry Gardiner, Esq. of Downs-Lodge. DEATHS. • At Madrid, A Imiral Don Franck-ea Selene, tO years. He fatted. brie the title of Marqui. Del Incorin, which. so. cord i ng to a eutimi of the S, smelt Court, h.: rig:tired lot ductioe, ',wing the American War, • Siiani.h mittadroth, to the ay. - nuance ul the French Rect. In hi. sou it he had dilate. guist.-.4 himself by hi, attronowical attainments, and his gawks in the interior of South Atn-rii - a. Lady on Mont., maniac, alter • li. gentle illness, at Tid. enham House, in the county of G.nucester, Thoinat Esq.—an active Magittiatc fur the Count es if Glwoc,otes aril Mona uuth. Oa Sunday evening Int, at her bottle, In Nfontliguewartelt, Mr.. Grant, re:ict of ti • late Lieu eiont-general Franc., talent. Of the yellow fever, cn the 15th of Faltruary last, at Port Roy it. Jamaica, Mr. Robert Lionel Gomn., R.N. yantaett !on of pe Rev. William Gusset, Rector of Bramtlean, in the sonar, of Hants; and, on the tab of the vsiecredimg n•onitt. Miss CiellWll , lllll Gomm, daughter of the vamp G •• Reiman HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LuND(H4 glito(m. Morn. 44 min after 10. I Eeon SALES BY A UCTION. ST. JOHN'. STREET. Be Mr. SIIEIRMJILI, At (Synergy's, nn WEDNFISI) kY, M:.y 2f, of H eWeet. 9•HE BENEFICIAL LEASE of an EXCEL ' LENT MOP all fAr 4 VF N:E.NT MAAS, with IA ORICSIIUTS as ;Le tack, sial tent aituate, Nu. 206, en the South aid cf St. J herseaset —Containing good thed-rolms, 'l'M,* room, kitchen. be. The pmmi,.. hao: •st Weir fitted up. .t a peat exe penes, aed ate 4t the "Atte farm of I 1 Yew, to \ ie+ws. FAiwich and Joseeta, Smith sod Wire Itlseta4ll.4.:C/S, at 40 Pounds per amain , . May be Vir%t cd 1-1 leave of the Tenants, and p ••:= tars had en the Premises, eaparraways, ended t . Bartholomew-close. TO RUTCI4ERS, Mit)rKEK.PERS, AND I lIERS NEFICI AL LEASE, COI,ONNADe. hiII,UNSWICn. SQUARE. By Mr. SHERWOOD. At Oarra,sey'a, on WiI.:DNEStIAY, Mav tl, I at It. rIpHE BENEFICIAL LEASE, Mit Tears a wh,cli silt be unexpired at4llettuemer, 11'4, r 4 the low ground Rent of Six Gaiativisicer snow*, lit to Mr. H,g gms.—.rha Premiss aye brick2wat, w pod re.air, witis very convenient shop, with private •. , trawe, It:tchen, cellars. and rat , l, two wouots en lbw toliCliwOr ow. ed, two ditto oat the st.ro d door. Ts be stewed by lave of the Tenant, on Monday, and fol lowing Days, rwriout to the Sale% w!.wo Party olari may be had on the Premiers, at G.-rartay's, and of Mt Sherwood. liattholomess By Mr JAI I / 4 1E . . i•ENEW, (lithe Premix , , -.it E.SDAY, the kith We, at One, THE vaittib'e aid sing.i.Arly beautiful FRILS• HOLD I.STA it, now! Roes Dale, datglitredr aM ate. adlninin hew (lard-n , , Os entrants of ft ,chaarso , l, in the e,tihr7 of saner, about ergot earls lr. l a sivo , r, Mte Lte pro try and read ..ce of the ?Innourable Mra. los:awen, deceased, cvniprisi , it a serf cone lien , arol e.nuforabl in/ house w 1 , 4 , 1 elt•C tut p yid and second-ire apo•t metro, al-Aussile ofric.it of ever* dor:A*4e+. new built cesea-holues, stabl,ng, aid out.isuillisies, please** grounds, shrubberies, and walls, beaut to'', elhp,-ed *An se veral larg• and cecantly 411•,,ret trees ; g ,eon a r J hauses, waled kitzhen gsrirn, ruby eroppe and , largest; and title* fields of •lets p.,tura, its the ••I,ole, 6110.4 trra acres of land. in the Piel.est condi-two, *llion a r.sg frac*, and • eil supptirel witis water. The lionsa and ground. tubs vie -sed by tickenannly. with printed particulars. way be I) of Mr I:l:asw a el the Auccon own Ciarlek.street, Seekelev-teproe. Particulars may also be bad at the Ceiule, 11.1.1lumiad y Nat and Garter, Row; and at Garnmars. TOWN MANSION. PORTLAND-PLACE, WITH S IA- R !NG FOR FIGHT HORSES, STANDING FUR FOUR CARICIAtiFS, he. By Mr J %MKS OFNEW, At his Auction-Room. Charles—tn., t, Reetteey•Smt.re, am VIESHA Y, the 27th instant. at One o'Clrick, AV ERY C.pital and singalatly ELEGANT TOWN MANSION, situate at No. Si, nc•rly centre of Portland plaer ' Rub attached atsl detached 'Ares .. every el,cription, stinalaat for the aczommoctation of a family of the hist distinction, cmuaiums tore • and Lou, noble is:iart ot, n, 11-e principal doors, which are turiiisLed i.t the most co" style, with plate-glass enriched niarblit niri•,,S.eces and mahogany doom, grand front aid back .tisso stairea,... ' with ti irnesitc (Aces, on a *e xy eons -mint and ex tensive sc ale, tnolatter push 'loading for tour catriagns sitaoling f eight norwa, honse, irc held tot on uncar e ired t e l of nearly t. wears, at a lovr round rcpt —To be •iewed every day pteevd; it the Sale,by tickets only, witch, w•th may he hod '4 Mr Denew, at use Aucdor-Room, Cladft.suesti Ber‘lep square. Et.rGAN r H 1 4114 0 ,11 Z. Es Mr. JANET DRIde.W. At his Auftinn Room, Cherlos—treet, Itirskeles.square, es TUESDAY, ditti Inst. at tad t4clee.*:, ASmall but very elugant V tt-LA, ac.:sd on the Eastern declivity of Hish g ate, c•mirranding rich and luxuriant prospefts ut &see, It Ivor Tfir ru a, and sueroundmg Country, in a social nsighboerho d, and within six miles of the tem tuna's ; cum prising a *malt 'tall; breakfast, dining, and drawing rooms, library, with bNI cham'rer a..joi g, six bed rooms, aiii! d-isets, kitchen, pantries, wasti.,iowse, and esteem's , teel6r.lig ; .1 t..lred isa WlLrd r.em„ chaise home, - tAbling, S.C. The grous..l. and walks are lad oil will infirire ctl• r,eh..<l vivisma trees and shut he, neat! erafted lint hi use s with clio.re roe., plents, &Co Tim premises acs in the meet comidese and ;wife& repair, it'd Kt Ice the sansvdt..te r ect.r lion of a genteel family, on a small csmovlistiment To be viewed evesy dvy preceding the site, b. ticket , mall which, with particulars, may h. had at the Anil... Rooms Charles-stmt, Berkelty.siaeare ; at Garvellby'si and of lls• Gres/mm:l, Beaumont street, Mary.la•bwine LONDON :—Print9l by G. DAVIDSON, NO. H, mar Coonnt•Gaidett, and PoAst.ed at the Offices Mn 15, Sark of St. Gement'. Cowes, S.ld, Us W. UCK, or No. 7, Now Solt",l4,tmea, Lang tro. Orders, lt. fur thin Parer. mat Mr MI WWI Wig P i-a h vail-bie duly atseasted tos 'T M