The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-04-24 00:00:00

74MMNIIrr=r• ---~ - . C- ,) - , , No . SIR'. I. RNG FORD BROOKE'S C:ZAND BALL AND SUPPER. • • this Lady gave her second Grand Ball and Stipp'''. last Monday, at her home, in Albemarle- street; which was wended by upwards of five hundred Nobility. The grand hall was superbly lighted I .sy variegated lamps, in the form of a tri umphal arch. The grand staircasfr was a blaz. , of light; the deau , s, surrounded with variegated lamps; Egyptian figures, supporting patent lamps, were }:?reed on the landing pl ices ; a Iseautif id figure nil t71e,., - -oddess ri.ort,beAring a lame lamp, a Lied to the bvilliAncy of the scene. 'line elegant sun of apar!- )Mitatcteerg thrown oren; the Iron , drawing room was magnificently lighted by a ...suer!) diamond cut glass chandelier, and four Grecian lamps, sus pended at each corner of the cieling ; in ee.re,'l B branches, were placed in cliff:Ten; parts of the apartment ; on the mantle-piece were placed •two Chinese lamps, with wart lights, whirls had a e•••ry grated effe4l. The flour was beautifully chalk isd with an equestrian border an I Egptian figures oleareuted by Er.suout.), and divided by a silk lord. ; i yisiasen through Egyptian pillars ; the second h aw et rovoi was in a corresponding style of eleirance, afd set nut a cal .1 t •bles ; and in the thin d room rib: , re redresloneats of , description. At eleven ' k the ball was opened Sy Lord JANIS Mui ✓ SINT and Miss LANGII , ItV BROOK. (daughter rf the Lair ho,telt), Will the favourite dance of Leda, ' aloprieesasey ; the wenn 4 'dance was The Ladt of Ayr. 44E11 the Earl of K itenoue, and Hiss Jute, mos ; jt k iity couple followed in the merry dance; at. two Th v clack the company w-ist down to supper; there "wire • eight tables set nit f r 20') N The *Tables wet.-- adorned with rs vita, planed in rich gilt re nds. Th.? supper, which v:a6 h con•siged of Cla•eve delicace of the wastes ; the choicest wine ralittered en the festive boareLive great abundance ; at *thee o'cfock the company ts•turre.d to the bell loam. excepts a small patty of gentlemen, who sang same charming glea and •:rs, and smt round the f SI•Vi t• 1 iValezes, an] a Ct.e wwft• Medley, were danced with great spirit ; it was out a dock the ensaing 111..e4 fling before the company 14. 1 1 ,1t 4 V5: ; ampngst whens were : Mt Ftgetet-eir , e DA:u G'•otice seer. „42 . riervi t;aptekirik. IMF :41,4 D, Civvies. ▪ **On •tsysi add M realm . 4 . M.seisi l isso t s--Ssiislo t sesesossi buff .41 M A,Srr.yon, rota Coed ortillm.4.—Covk, airy; nv te. Ch.Oricrodeley, Esser, Tan. ▪ 14 , . ,1 144 jettoVivon, A. tifelle.li, S•oriervitle, M •nrge -11140111. w.w.a.Chalt. D. kiviveilivirt. Cs!ttiorpre, P.eh, I'Lreys, L !PA.—Keith, James tat, 11. retry, Somerville, Prim er 1, avvviAllivriugtana. Sir.—J Stmniv, D. I:.indro t , act A. Clans. . • .1046.1.-1•.-V11..tl snit V 04.41. Covratu Cvor..• 141,tvs.vvv—tirertori. Calera, and Avr ; and the ll,nott, d 1 1.• gyote• Non Misses—Ell,l,invo , e, Drommorpl,:md ',mink:. ▪-* 'file music was corisluned by the telebrated 1 , -Govre I the supper and decorations by Gverree aad 04 ,4 1 as. 3nlin A %'S Brncfit still cii-tinnes a faenntite F aoaversation in the fashinnable world. It y, allowed, that Drury-lane Theatre presented a mare art of b e g ' v u i te ti i gu li n c t eet t.e i a i n - - t a '° nl . happy - n to the dullest scenes, the thunders of ap plause which accompanied this faseleating :barest, were only matter of course ; but at no moment of - the night did she make so great an impression, a; welter, with all the winning gracefulness of ease Arculiar to herself, and with an enemy of expect ;nn, wa•rn from the heal t, and faithful to its feel togs, s!tc congtatniatra Madame Dusairit ttiann e:C triumph of 'her srveet worlds, in nearly the 1011-ming l - ming words li.9u perceive, mr..'eav Mariam, the verdict is tlecidecily ..•fn Ir on (avow limn. so riou'a but tom exmliihic will pte +Aft* the t ..vl wpitiimi with vrtm.h your frM epper , a , ee " has inAtiligritt Public, 11111 I am coil. tfalli euri N oi, wi 1 r.turit it with a hicatt as grateful as that i tt ino .. whicU I o , er ler my hand " Mrs. ionnar had taken the opportunity eif a night, when the plib:ic vide in an extraordinary de glec-inteiered in her favour, to claim a share of pate .nape' for Madame Efusstec• That Lady lig the two beautiful airs" Artina " and "/"Ev J i refitlle)B , ete,:ine ttf an, bas p," in hoth of which site attmitpanied herself upon that instrument.— '• - The•ittfttmet were enr 'purred with the sweetness, taste, arid delicacy of her performance; and the fair toner commenced her theatrical carte with every prospreu of permanent success. Th. Earl of Cage savors gave a grand dinner v.-weed-iv at his braise in Tenterden-street, to Lord ario Lady Crocus or.er, and several other Nnleility. His Grace the Duke of Goassos has been for se veral trays past on a visit to the Duke and Duchess >lo.lltatecnisirra, at Kimboltun. His Grace will sok-. Newmat ket in his way to London. The * l nochess of Gomm' gave an early dinner, en ciunday, to Lnrd FeenLaita and the Ladies Mort r s era, and the Misses and Masters Lt. 1.405. aillsii.inuer. Her Grate gave the lovely groupe an airi,-g„ in :sei elegant landau, in Hyde-park. 'and Lady ()RENY LI I were to sleep last in loaning-street; and the Marquis and Ifairchioneis of We Lttstair will in a low days rt . :*veto Lord Gaativtt.t.t's house in 00nd-smelt. In the invention of Fashions, the Fiend) have • long freen'accnsromed to take the lead, while the superior judgment of the English has been cat +mated for impsoviag en their models. The last month's account of Paritlme NeiAttes, however, :hews that Om reigning fashion limn., is hntr.,wed itons the original genius of a London artist. The a:count is contained in the following wrath --" The wigs of (Mr youe.g beaux must necessarily be made by ilsawssi or Micie•Lcres. These artises PO longer give you hair sewed on a net, but the hair is itn,iianted in taffeta, the colour or the skin." I his is ervirely from Lcucm•as, who not only • 1 1 ,4 the exclusive honour of iiiveliting the art of • hair 4. l , .4,4 : _kas long since brooyht it in pertvit4, • 'My. perseded the use sf a t ,y other trir , e Fatbiunables of • 'lll,rt ~_! -_. A) •• . - L iNt#ti;iCL7f4t. COUR f OF KING'o HtiNCH. W&sTMIDs?[•, April 13. Thi. being the tint Jai of Easter Term, Lb." law Courts bat, with the thual ey•retnonies. The pope, -111:er made the metal retwit upon oath, of the state of th several coO.tists under sen tence of tranTottation on board the hulks, in Ports. thow.h harbour. CRIMIN XI. varoRnATIoN• Mr. GAILKONV ronved for leave , to file a criminal Lamination against gentleman who bad totworly held the rank of sap . air itt the Navy, but now was no huger so, for smding a letter to an litinow able Baronet, who also was a Captain in the woe ser vice, and commatulgd a body of Sr.r. rencittles, oi,h intent to provrke •Ittro to fight a duel. The learned Counsel men ion:-.3 uu names. COURT OF sons .;ON Argot 23. COt.O4IFI. THORNTON AND MR. BURTON. Mr. Setj-ant COCRCL applied to the Court for a rule to chew cause why the judgment obtained by Thomas 'I hnrnton, Esq. upou Ct.!' tain Warrants of Attorney, granted by Charles Christie Burton, Esq. should not be set aside, and the said Warrants ds- Jiveoxd up to he cancelled, The grounds upon which he made this motion were as follow:—The Defendant, in the process of the Court, which it was now moved to arrest, was a eoring gentleman who had Little become of age. and possessed of a considerable e.tate in Yorkshire, lle had formed an intimacy with Colonel l'hormon. the Blaititiff in that process; and toward. the latter end of last year, was prevailed upon by him to be. Come the purchaser of part of the Colonel's scud, and other sporting noir:es In a visit which he made to Thornville Royal. in November, a schedule was delivered to hint of the horses, tie:toms, and other artitle', which it WAS proposed to transfer to him. In this schedule were set down, 13 head of deer, 2401. ; gutss, 2241. ; sundry 1010.1 mares, 500 gui• neas ; hawks, 401.; a piaure of a lon end lioness, 501. ; of a roebuck, 701.; Venus and Cu 'id, 401. ; two Rubens, 10001.; foxes, *RA. ; and various other items. forming a total amount, in estimated value, of b,500 guinea.. For this sum, the De. fendant, Mr. Burton, was requested to_sign a me . moranduot, which he understood to be in the na ture of a Kornis-toy nate, making payment Jut in six months. Confiding in the honour of Co lonel Thornton, he did not hesitate to comply ; but, as he had sinee learto.d, the torroment he signed proved to he a Viorrant of Attorney, to conic-s judgment fir I;500 guineas. A few days after the above trans:alio-4 the Odin:oam received a letter from Colonel Thornton, which stated, that as he ( Mr. Burton) s. as a young sportsman, who aimed at making a figure in that charader, the Colonel would aid him ia Lis % - iews, and •• make him com plete," by ~ding to him some other of his sporting paraphernalia. In consequence of this invrtatio.i, Mr. Button revisited Tnornville Royal, and again became the purchaser of various things recommend. ed by Coloncl Thornton ; including hor.es, hounds, a room of curiosities, some pit:tares, extolled as the chef d'auens of the most eminent masters, and a quantity of ex:visit.: wines. in 14 binni, each of a diffoent sort; and wkrich, it was represented, would I last for ten years, as bouee low& wine, to the Defen dant and I.is friends. This purchase amounted ro between 7 and 00001. ; anal another paper writing WAS executed in favour of the Colonel, as a security for that sum. This, like the former, it had been subsequently funud, was a Warrant of Attorney, to confess judgment. Soon after these contrAas, Mr. Burton became embarrassed in his circum stances; and, being arrested at Doncaster for the sum of 301/1. Colonel Thornton ofieted to. become bail for him, and recommended that the Defendant should execute a Warrant of Attorney, giving 'him power over all his effects, as trustee, its older to ae. cure the same from seizure by. the creditors. Mr. Burton. who began to su•pect his.aolviscr was not the character he ought to be, declines' this ; lost upon Colonel Thornton introducing him to Thomas Clifton. Esq. a barrister, and friend of the Colonel, who was then attending the Sessions at Doncas ter, he acceded to their joint advice. and exe cuted the proposed instrument; by which, pro perty to the amount of 270201. or thereahuats, was put into the power of the Colonel. Upon this occasi on, the other warrants which had been graated,were not delivered up, and the debt for which the Defen dant was arrested, being in a few days settled, with out any expence to Colonel Thornton, the only con sideration ever given by him for this Warrant of Attorney, to so large an amount, was a sum of 10 guineas, which the defendant bad borrowed of hint. Vtry few of the pidures, horses, Ike. purchased by the Defendant, had ever come into his possession, in significant as their intrinsic value, compared with what they had been represented to be, was. Of those ohich had been acquired, the brood mares were scabbed; the deer were sn old and poor that they died; the curiosities were as assemblage of trash; and the phkures, instead of being the chef d'eue,es of Ruben., Corregio, Carlo I)elce, and ke, were the veticst daubs that ever dis graced a drawing-room The Defendant (in this application) had since caused issue, in this Court, on the warrants, and had threatenel to follow it lip with a distress. The ohjed, therefore, of the learned Seijeant's motion was, to restrain hint in that pro ceeding, and that the warrants mi; ; lit be given up by Colonel Thornton, on pay meat of what was due to him by Mr. Burton. Chief Justice M tasr ttt o said, the learned Ser. je.tnt had shown ground euough, and desired him or take a rule. Serjeant COCKEL hoped, if, as was espedesl, his client should find out where the vato.•ife pilots were bought by Colonel Thornton, and the price paid for them, he would he suffered to file a supplemental bill. lie believed they Walt frUM .4 Gaiitry in 11.1. iJr7. The enuit set nr-1 to assent. Letters horn Dublin state, that in co3rertnenee of the measures adopted by the Catholics of Ireland, !ti cnoovi .g Delegates to att in the name of the whole body, itc. His Grace the Duke of lisnrotiu has clawed it to be signified to them. that if they persitt in swab sendisct, he shill be under the i.esesiity of putting the Convention Act in tote ag a nst then. 77: 7 ='!:X!FF Kiri!. 15T • 7.2.IGEATE. t sMOUTII. A PRI ' LI2. Andf the Maro• hom1), with ati :et of trAnt ports, under conv:sy. from Itel And ; And a i.tet of outs/An] bound •essels. from the DIWrIA. Saiied the Hearty gun-brig, on a ctuise.—Wind N.E. PLYSIOUTII, Aeon. 21. S.tiled, yesterday, the sloop, f i 11 tenant Hancock; ar.d He t.lajl•sry's chip of :it; gtv-s, Captain Mudge, to the channel Fl -et, vic tualled for a five months cruise ; als) the Caraliat armed brig. DEAL. APRIL. 22. Arrived yesterday afternoon t e.f.dause sloop of war, with a convoy, horn the westwatti, which era sailed for the river. Me 7,16 rm• sailed this morn ing for Sheet ness 7 h.nnrs frig Ate to the northward, and several gun-brigs. on A cruise. Arrived the Kanziro., sloop of war, from a cruise; and the Alimkru gun brig, with a brig from tl , e Me diterranean, which she has thtaived ; and remain in the Downs, with the rest of the ships AS per Is-t. HULL, A ekiL 21. The fleet of sbips bound for Elsineur, I'e;ershur;.7, Riga. &c. intended to sail twder convoy Gl' the Chwr(tt Aimed ship, still terrain in the Hettnbcr; 49 clots also that boons! tor II tnihorvh. tXTRACT Or A LETTER TO OILCANS. SIIIPItV, LIAMs, AMOCO. 010 1 /CI:POOL, DATenARRA DOTI, 10TH PSI. 1806. Oil Werahe.lay last, your ship lthipley, arrived here; she was captured on Send4y seewmg, alrn,r seven o'clock. by a Fs each tliree-masted schoott..r privateer (late Ills Male,,,'. a7hoolier Deinera a moutiti •:q 1 ♦ gun., tool fill of oleo- - She had waited until tie booze von dying away, when she attempted to board the ship, bin w.is repulsed wi•h the has vat .coeval ad het men; she then, by meths or her sweeps, limp, ender the larboard g natter of the ship, 21141 commenced a vet y hot ire of g:Ult gotta 31111 niusquetr,t ; from the ventun to which the shirt then lay, it via 11111toatible to get any ol her 1111% to bear, and the calm rendered the vessel unmariarrea' , le. its that situation she mimed the privateer with small f-r an hour and quarter, until him of her men were killed; Capt. Wilsuit and Mr. 1 llden, the FilSt Mate, lataides the Sieuard„ severely *molded, the former That througn the shoulder, and his hand touch shattered, the Mate having has broken, when the men, altar a most gallant ti-lance, and having too officers to conimand th,m, were obliged to sulks. Early the n. tt rn.raii9g Hie Shipley'. boats were hoisted out, and the Freochmen were emplosed all that day in carrying on Maid the privateer, the mint valuable owed., for fear of the ship be ing r►cal.turtd. On Tomh?, Fin Mapatys ship Galatea hese to oig4l, when *lie bore slows, and took piraserniura of the ship, and s. tat her into thi. port. I have weitien to Mr. Sheloicoline, flominica, and to the Consigners, and shall wait to know his determination concerning the ship; should he not pat the sal , var, I shall advance 111401, and sand the•veael on her voy tag :, au 1 value in you for the atueent. JAS. MAXWELL. We underst 'i.e Frenchmen acknawledgeinte the Second Captain and five men being Lineal, and many wounded. COftr-EXCHANGF, APRIL 23. Then arcs.-d.. cons..te,b;.- ••.up, I:•s •.f Wisest at hand, (111.4 . 1 fr , o Kant and Essex. w Air - re.. :r..,., At reva:s (rum sv.tland ; 0114 Tad if rath,r wore rsriv N.. 1.:. :•! - 5.,•,..4 al. 0a.,..... 40 mi Sa.uptec H..,1n• and Mutt are at coin!' X 2. ration. Loire +-mead f.r Writs Parc lean; are ,"' e , &ker. Thews are smile fr•sh Afrisals of 0 . 011 arum L...nr-., , - shire and Yo.kstore. This Trade is rather dearer. 111111 e Term. of Flour there ii no Alteration, CURRENT PRICE OF CI..V.S Wt-a1........5'n 684. SOs. ' BOW, (Nell )....40 45. 0.1. r... 0 1•• Ok4 ht:i. Cd. Trek ti... (a—) ..In. 36 .0... Rr • ais 44.. GA. I Oats 4 1.. 26. 410.. Berle) , ils. ells AP P..tands 31 St• tid Na , t. ...... .... 675. 7V. Od Rape Secd 'AI. 421, Pd White Pass— .36.. 42; or. Fine F.our 7:31. 7Ss 04 0:•••••• ro•AS. .. • 1!. 84 od. SArn el. CVAL•MAMAtt. April 23 hliipa at l'4l whet. Snld. Pries. 37.. Newark 31. 311 CHI a 31s 31 3..Suttdell Awl. PRICK LSE STUUKS. YLITLIWAII. •`Bank Stuck .. 212 2134 3 per Cent. Merkel-A 3 per Cent. Couvrds 4 per Cent 7611 S per Cent. Navy t•als 1..44 Al,nuittes o.na u SI I taki Bonds Y.seftraluer Rah . Is 44 Is. rem. par Engli.h Lour,' Twkess .. l9l. 191. Cuna.3ls 1.. r .. 5941 60 T. BISII, Stack.litoker, ?Jr. 4 , Cornltill ant 9 Chaltnpern i)LATH. On Sunday *lroning. after a tit of coughing, which broke a Ulniel-ves.el„ in the :iltli year of hh age, at the Marine Pa. Weimer, Mr. Andrew Grans This worthy Gentle man, who Puri aequited not imly a goal fortune, hut, abo v e a ll, a goad name, in the honourable pormits of Isis avocation as an importer ot timber and deals from Norway, retired from the fatigues of bo,iiiess &boot two rats since, •11,1 purebred the beautiful Cottage, late the rssideace of the much-regreued Mr. Sevant Rood. Mr Gram had ju.t complete,' a •II•gt elegant house, which he was About to occupy, when the Almighty waa pleased to call lima from this to a bitter world. HIGH VVATI , II Tills DAY AT LONOuN Morn. 27 mm after 6 I F.a• fl 49 Min •/n•t 6 SALES BY AUCTION. ... \ BIBLIOTHECA MEYRIEKIANA. Br Messrs. KING and I.t)CHEE, At their Great Roam, in King-si Gwent-G ~den, by Order Of file F.areators, THIS ItAT, the tath hat. aid eight fol lowing dims, (Sunday exvined), at Twelve, HE elegant and valtiable LIBRARY. b Print and Manitec , ipt, of thy. late John Meyrick, f,aq. Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, 4ez-a ed. c•imprelianding a most rctewive a‘sewolsg s ,•1* Ito"ks tvl 'lira I, English Weary, ktoiiuities and To;i.i4ranliy, many of which are i lustrated with portraits ail &swings, and in NIONICCO. R us sr or other sp!viishil binding.; 04 a colleainii of 090 Draw ing, of Views. %Innonsents. and Aistiguitas, f fir this County of iietti, with deseri..ticas in PINAIIII/Cfr.t ; l'6llll. Books .1 palm, and English Pontriild; three 111,01 ant Very handsome ibrary bookcases. a mahogany library table, dc. SALE OF THE LEVER! SN INEMEUbII. it Mews. KING and LOCHEF. 04 MCINDAY. Mar 5, and Fertv-ni4e fal.trine Peva. -1-HAT Celebrated and Noble MUSF.I) NI a a Pi A,rustAL an I Mil MCI %I. CURIOSITIES, en'. keted at an Expense 01 mower le .4 Ft)RTY 1 tiOUSAND P.IUSUS by the late Sr ASII'rON LEVER. and Noce eirtetablv ' , lamented be the present Proprietens. Cat-dogma a the First 'litany-toe Depi eae► be had, p.iet-. TM* anntinnea open, a• weal till the Sale bi 141.14114 s. CA I.A N31.20W NI ANA * 11. B. LEIGH. sod S. /WTI MOT. anoLnaltt. At their More. N.. !Warp,. up. o , te Catherine gnat, on WIDNESUAT. April I.t, and rout following Days (stood., earepred), rw 4 %HE CURIOUS POLITICAL HISTO -1 RICAb TRActs •pit PIMIIILETS ok the I..fr •.1.4t Notrle Willi...al Marlon of Linalowboi A.oat with li,r nt Lair an 4 nitrite-ate To be riow4 uu Unn4..y, th • 21th, "to 0+ time of 5231 c, t ata vaa ., rye* IS 10 be t..d 464, 1 . 14 C, u: U 46 ..1. , .. , SALES BY AudrtdN. A? SELFC L.HRAttY, OF A tiiSTI3. CUISOFL) NOM.F.MAN, 11F-CEASED. By Mr. ',TEM/A RI. At Ws Auition *nom, (uppooste MIXIIIV) Piens,filly. THIS avid iao fullnts ing Pais, at tva:ll*. k ; Ind aweajo, Gatluisse and blot Eft UkoflS of the follow snit A.m..", A , l p4inre ; ISlonuaucon P.% tartan Eapliquee, gram tap. ,sec hello faa. 1S sons.; Si. W 114onituts'i I (nor.. Anal, hi r., • a p'tkesi 110:1 ; Woa,d% sibtte aucl ratsLys,„ , ie dc Crnsii, 2 r 0!... • a fine ansortnonst of &„,,k, Prinou, Atl suet, awl Sea Cisarts , C Hi to"e-*-.tto.ii..- f .44'4 Ho•fala, 5 vela. a line ropy, Tboresb,ll Lees**, Vale Royal, Drake's Ysala. Cs.sow4. Ynt4 ; ; roto'r's Nottinehatessinr, Stu's. Is.'s A I:ou •,,,kinr h.rut, Atkins's G encestessh.i , „ I. P. /limed he •t. 4 sn.. IVirwocks.,Srt,l • St. 'a t•-• Smuusons, tt - ixaset. H . reassetate. Tusuliot, IW nasnieoe, .Sc. ; PA.11.171 , 1•11/ 11 , i Nmuto , 9$ ;alas; Ruaha. , rrh toot ll.trioa' s C A 4l,,:sk a ns IS ro a.; Jowls:as of tise Shore Cornitita*, Ste 14 iota.; Lord Sassiest'. Tratta ; pieta; ij., talon Vint-Otani, Wv.s!ss.k Stoles% 1 , 0 tic., irl sho Herbst, co ante.;, 2 5.4 L P (senora! Itiotionsty, I.s. en's ; d '001 , .01115...,„ q m 5 r 9 *o:* ; Voya, a. II Nig* I VVii:•••LA 11.110111•./ / S• try, 3 tut.. ; trs..igle4Cassetko, C s'• r. f U ..s. CLASSICS, theek sod Laon, i (ss to .1, . 'bent,; Hans.. ; P . m-'roils, ; Paunole K glad ; 1 Pala! ; X1:11,101W14.•;10... , 0 ite•to,a Snlie. J. I.llC,liiiM; Taeattse, 4 Possassan, 4 501:1, oes s io . 4 L•vn„ ; tots.; 111.nnatis, ; tli.s. hes 4 Austossiso • gr, ts,Frmch, lerc V4,61'1141 Fad. ; snail Ct nr.• r.serp. Nis.d. 4 sissung the Uranst itebel!vsn, on both able. or Ib.- ,loratOso ; r.sot • try Assns.' on Cse Conwitutional Hi-tort sod Zug , andl ; a Yoe and stolimbie 44.414 or na.l A , .. It.c SI S. beaot fully illumosatett ; -lust Nlnse.4l.lsieuoa Antlisos itrn •toupossesi u. to soy iss the osieloa: tso.:•lstsyt, in Nlti , llCl,) .sud Rn a 3, •, : , 1 rteectillti.ll9 Orilla to tic Matrint.e and potattottJbett NOUN, mar, dee.a4std. *tome I.iissare Ott y formed. C.talucassa to Lee had at WY Pt.s.ss ul S. e, price ttsla Shit. .Iton HANKS OF TUE THAMES, FOUR t ILLS FROM lON IJUN P. Mr. BAITS, At Mmes.* th IV EfINI. SD Y, Mar 7, at tlne o•Chwi t , • AMOST deeritAe .FREEFIOLD VILLA, nn a [nod, but ord •3Cilelltt•e sca4, finished .0 a sn i , gjjg style Melegince, ciorman , liot ex..e,toe views of thw k.ver, au .1 , c y tht Water, win ettto Aces of La d , (..att rr•••!twil, Capitol:l, and L'2IILIK. d,; the 'revs* 1..11n bo u , e is 71 a Sweep coolr entrance, whir!, comFn'tell . 1 .3-tonw. ttotattfast Rornotr, Librate, Cold B.th in marble. enteetkot .1,24111; to a Music Gantt y, thawine,wswr s tub dom d c'elaitc, a hiawcd Atm drawing-mon t sued flown. slow., ail 1.3.11-Ro ow ad.,..int:K, the whow, ' rout.d the hioto.; three ,the Itrej-Rootna, w.!h •e, sta r. ease to secondary apartment., suitable donosic trrcei„ Coach. yard, with double Coach hoot*, and Statt!ine deed, aro.; an ex..e!lent a'atindantty stleked with r awl stanlo I Full Trees ; the *buns fueta•ni a doingotat rea d -ues for a family. be .ieweJ, by ticket., wliztt, with pant, uta - s, t nay be had of Mr. Id it.s, No. S. Weltata:k-ertet,C4ven.lhh•oo,are, vicumos. FREEHOLD ESTATE., %MIMI, VAX,. TWELVE MILES Troll's! LUND°. 1. • B. Mr. BATES, Gavanay'a Coffe , ..liouse, Catanga.all.7, arshill, cis WEDNESDAY, \dor 7, Iflioet, at twelve, it. :.ro A FREEIIOLI) ESTATE. cornpr;oyg a Mo. 1 dera-stillt iitulte At Rit's End, L 'raining an etrant raven, al an.ng arse, br,aktairr pat our, booth, and stut.n4e rooms, kitchen. and other o houvr, arictr.:eitt atabltog, :tarn, ;Trier g nreeseary on . 13,, thintgai k •, cs.li ganlou at.LI .leasure quad C.Ah 6; aera .of rich Ine.ntou lord ,nittre .4 is a / /1111:••Ilatel • imu ndin:. Isat•••1111 a beautiful part of the c.O ity of Macti;ere ..b.trdenng nn Hartford:tart. The hon.,. err' - .41, and Mound. are ea;r4- tale of being made a most deltglinul r.akleak• trn a banke , , wet .liant„.tte •A1..0 25 aerosol gtaaa land, (ware t r NW, in three held*, 'sting her, sawn& .04w:tiny* the vest Nerot R.t, I , smut a aide and a half (tom Batoot, i 4 the pariah of Snot!' Mimeo. it.. house and grounds may be rieeed, and pa.tioulars had On the went 1?.*4 G.OO/.1 Man e B.ritet ; itcaatuy's,jdogligata; White tint, St. 11p m's ; Arm., Whit* 11nret., UOlti !g ; Greyhound, Enfield; place La sale; of 1 11'."s. Lia.len and PL-gler, Middte *mole; sell of Mr. Kates No. 5, Welbeck-,trect, Carendh/voqupre. • SEETTY HALL, NEAR SWANSEA, CLAP/WM.:AN SI-MBE. Be Mr. HATES, At Garraway's, on WEDNESDAY. May 7, at Tee' hrs'eloA, A Most desirable and elegant Iit.SLOIVN , L - k with 24 Acta' of rich Meadow Land; corti - pris:ag, on the moon , ' 9 on, a drawing fOOlllll, doting room, inesklas..porkrir. small Iledatonra, au entrance hall, a hulk- s pantry, Ilinne keeper's room, lotchett, scialle-y, tenant; hall, wine and ,rer collars; ors the f.r,t now, tour lat t bertYroolas, to• drawing moan. two norstries, and a lobby. Trio out suny loan.; the whole fitted up its a moder.t style, with eflPy 1t*.4 1 0 internal conven:ence, rigether •!I Ileensll4 out-. Ciao, excellent kit hen hot-house, stabling, coach hoist, &c. Sketty Hall 4 situate only two utiles front the i lentiful a populous, 1101 (during the Simmer season) the foshlatiabl• and much frretirtited market town of Swans 41111, item the cominanling vory extensive and b.outiful stews of the ;pock admired Sty in Swansea, the ommaite CO211: of England, an 4 tlse istc:ur?Yri.on country by which the mansion is nearly sur real:lde I; 1.1e41 for • l'etris of Four Lives, advantavouslr taken. Pots:alas. may be had of tl . .c Prunes se. The Cateibran, at S.• ; Mr. ThomaY, SoSettor, Sw 111-Ca ; Prom rilossereet Paper ; Messrs. Prier, Brawn, an 4 Bevan, S 4 ei tors, London ; and of Mr. Bates, No. 5, A 7 .2.1-elc .treet, The Pure's& or still be enti.led to Coils for t e wit of Family revids.tg, to be html at the mouth. SINGULARLY ELEO ANT VILLA, DANCER'S MILES FKuM LONDON, WITH '1 Ebl ACRES u► LAND, AND 15 usi LEASE FOR A SLIORT TIAN( Be M. BATES, At Csrrawasis, on VVEDNFSDAY, Ma, 7, at 11ANCER'S 1111.1. Houst, %Heated en an elniefltee, about three nii:es th.ougit Barnet, the St. Alhan's !toad, command;ng the Inuit luxii"aht and li. prospacts„ with a'icst Ten Area of farad, indlehltg gehlen and homestail, at,.l comprises a n•Wt elegant built and finwhed in a snigider style s staridong ill the toith" • nsrAluck ; the Villa ce.nirrises • mart eittraist.e, with a colon• excellent mole kitchen. lar.er, -cu Iffy, 1n0tm..1 , ". peon, •iirritiort ; a small but cleger.t drawing r roin, coMmu• with nu excellent dirring.p.ieovr; un isle upper I. arJ, four be.t tord.ruitrris and dreosiog-cloets, out office laundrr, end wasb-h.ause, with servants' nun. riser ; a del tr d cietth end farm yard, with every caiavviii mese, escellent thret and tuurrstall stable, brew-lenew, gartt , iien.tir on, row lire-e. piggery, a week end and fidm , the kirchenqprded as aeon dandy stocked with stso•dard and wail fru to err, en inched newly p!mted, a Melon-K.4mA. hot-hoew with grin-h•nase, fish-panda, pheesum grou.sds, and shrub herr, on Le•ct, about 24 Years unespesd, at a serf Rae: uninedate's sdin,irtf are 15 Arrem more of Mc.e Land ; held fur bout Two Year% et 21 lUs per Acre. 1 h• melons furn.tute, .5c with two fine mil h e,w,, may be hf'ri at a raluatlL•n, Ira lOW on the promisee Permute: rnar he had at Gerrawas sr se of Mr. 11••± 4 . W. lbeeitotrect, *l,4,zrickets may belled far airtime, I•:• • oua to the ale. LONDON:—Panted by U, DAVIIIS()N, tin 17, 11 g Orrer-4trest, Cutant•Garheo, and f'u7'.9llel rt tlffie., No 15, Back o St. rlement's (boron. S '.• Ar W STUCK, of No 7, Now klaitow-orrot, Lope Ord-r., Sri. for th , t.Paper, mit so rt., calL• (post fr• 4 yid be duly &matoid ia.