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~: -; ~+ -- PCTMIOLTII, MAY 6. Arrived the Lad', Wirrea hired armed ship, L. Sy ilk frigate, of 36 guns, from Deal; and the Li. /terry gun brig ; also ULgyptienne, of 44 guns, Hon. Capt. Paget ; she left Rear Admiral Harvey about a week since, cruising off Cape Finisterre wilt. five sail of the line, all well, And Earl St. Vincent on Sunday morning, off Brest ; also part of Sir R Strachan's: squadron, to te-vielual.. Ste. consisting o the ea,sar, of SO guns. Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan ; Beasna, of 74 guns, Captain Douglas ; and Decade frigate; two other ships are in sight, but their numbers are not visible. Came in the Roll." gun brig, and Nnurod cutter. The Sail Josef was paid wages yesterday, and to day receives a number of bullocks, which she will carry to the fleet off Brest. DEAL, MAT 7. Sailed the re-ll bomb, with the Flora, for Cork, and two other vessels under convoy to the Westward. Remain in the Downs the rest of the ships as per list., • 7.1 .- • . NA/AL INTELLIGENCE. POLICE. 110W.STIMIT. PICK POCKETS. On Wednesday several respeetable tradesmen in the neighbourhood of 8 n.1 -street, exhibited a com plaint before Mr. Ov Ae A st. of the numerous de predations that were committed in that street, and Piccadilly, daily, upon their customers, at their shop doors, as well as upon those who were passing and swpassing, by several gangs of pickpockets. Tne Macrsr RATE dispatched Anthony and Adkins in pursuit of the rill sins. The Officers went into a shop, at the corner of Bond-street, to watch for them ; they had not been in but a short time, beforethey observed the CroUrre, Rill Senses's, and ';c6 - Des's gangs ; they immediately went after them ; the villains, observing the Officers, endea. yenta to make their escape; Dew ran against An thony, who secured him. TI officers contrived in apprehend six others, viarwrive, Ssenet, vans, rafart Bill Mod, DirX: 'Hilliard. Bill and figeiy brotielford ; the latter made ; the other I.e, the officers brought be fore . Giusti is, on Wednesday evening; when no poison attending to make a charge against them, the Magistrate discharged them with a reprimand. Depredations upon the pablic are committed to a much•greater extent, and in a more daring manner, by these villains, in the middle of the day, than used - to be committed by Riga Heed, and similar I gaagh, in former times. The M • iST It AT ES reqUire stronger s, under the Police and Vagrant Ads, to tr d w i e e f pnblic el these depredators. Aehong those who escaped from the officers, were the two Wheelers and Ned Ellis. emarmes EXHIBITION OF THE Ronft. ACADEMY. ••••••11111.•••••••• • We have already noticed, in a general way, the principal exhibitors, we shall now proceed with more particular remarks upon such of the Names :es appeared to us most worthy of attention, prais ing, wiemut partiality, wherever we discover merit, and dealing our censures with a %paling hand, from a convidion of the great difficulties which are to be encountered in the pradice of the chat ming art which is the su jeQ elf nor (moque. No' 1 ' P 6 ' fr.4f If a Lid. alhd Child. H. Howano, H. A.—Designed with,great delicacy, but dvfitirro in colour and etre& No. 5. Lore tilseltera. H. Tnossesov, R. A. Tom is s —this pil h are has a very forcible etfet, and the colouring is very harmonious and pleasing. but the design is not happily conceived : is the first place the hand of the female figure, which is holding the open-casement, should have been employed to re ceive the child, whom it is not possible for her to support with the kft hand only ; it is also wrong to . make her standing on tiptoe, for the' purpose of reaching what is evidently within her reach, without such an exertion. No, 12. A Girl evosiioa her Feet. R. WEST A L R. A.—This is a work of great brilliancy and rich- ness ; the child is beautiful, and the sunny glow which pervadesthe piCture, is particularly propeefor the subjea. No. IS. Portrait of Lord Thorkev. T. ties, A.--A most coned likeness of this distin guished nobleman. No. 19. Ugaino. H. Few', R. A.—This Isidore possesses :all the peculiarities of this master, and is certainly oats of the best of his productions. No. 92. Portrait of MusC?fird.• J. Osak Ash k . —This artist, we presume, finished the bead before he determined to give so Truth anion to the figure, or he certainly would have given as much motifs, to the hair as to the drapery ; this is n very glaring defed, but very easily remedied ; the who le - will then be very . &raceful and elegant. No. 25. 1 . 6 e Ilarieor o . llin:est, in Arabia. T. Da motet!, R. A. A fine scene, painted in a very brilliant and agreeable manner. No. 29. Portrait of Lord SArlirld. M A. Slier, R. A....a10e/4i likeness, hut the folds of the robes are too haw • and the whole inane is, in our opinion, crude "unharmoeious. No. 33. Portrait of Lord Elieroborouz4. T L A W. AENCE, K. A.—A strong hkeness, richly coloured, and painted in a masterly %city. No. Eres,iag. J. P. De Lour it eh nougat!, P.. A. I'encil'd with all the lightness peculiar to this master ; the sky is too fiery for nature, and much too violent for the hues of the temainder of the piaore. No. LO. new bridge, Durham. W . A piffure of considerable merit, but painted rather t 0... tenderly for ail exhibition room. No. 77. Porer.,it if Earl Conoden. J. Horrman, R. A. A very finely coloured pidure; the right arm of the figure appears too short, the lights are rather too much !cattered, and the architecture ap --iirels ithout plan; the pillars are ranted them for light 'ern of each other. In eht to state, that this rks, but abundantly our portrait painters. ' Mrs. &Aar,. H. and simplicity dis places it LS the best of pears to be entirely without pia • placed j•ibt where the artist want and shade, and quite independent , justi ikayl.4ll. La. p%tit, we pug} is. 4 • 1161.er to his work ~•• .I•l l l thic... :J ~,•;is of all.. 011 4'4 0 '':; , \.l/r. and %, I tir tskitaisina war • rafter v ed in • ' 4 1,44 y plat • J O" ••• • ,4,, - • e eqntimeed -------r--..~. T•( • I i , .1fD1.4 S1111 11 ),.Itfe• INTELLIGENCE. Yesterday the dhpatches, by she following shies were finally closed at the East India House, and debvered to their respeetive Pursers, viz. . Ne done, Capt. Buchanan ; Ariliston, Wedderburn ; Mar. qu.. o f Ely, Dalrymple ; Cireoce•ter, Halket ; GlAtton, Min h ; Thaints, Rae' hes ; Royal Charlotte, Patterson-.for Wales's Island and China. Marqu,s Wellesley, Le II1J11,• ; Marchioness of Exeter, Nash; Monarch, Howe.-- for Madras and Beugal. Experiment, Normosid-tor Bom bay and Bengal. rattentlgrta Ttlt PEPTONE. For Rengal-•Mr. James J. Fetter, writer. For China-Mr. J. F. Elpbuistone, supercargo ; W. H. C. Plowdeo, writer; et.d T. Knudson. For Prince or Wales Island-Mr. Win. Wightinan, car penter. For Madras... Mr. J. Adam, free mariner. PASSENGERS PER MARQUIS or ELY. For Madras... Mr. H. Tulluh, writer. PASSENGERS PIE MARCHIONESS OP EXETER. For B:neal•-•Mr. Robert Barlow, Sir W. G. Keir, Deputy Adjutant-General to His Majesty's Troops; Mr. Adamson, and R. R. Yeomans, Assistant Surgeons; Mr. 0. Tettinleton, Mr. C. Elliott, Messrs. J. W. ituberdcau, G. Napier, C. Campbell, J. H. Lister, C. Ellison, D. Ogdty, W K Hard - with, J. Parsons, S. C. Crooke, H. Cheap., J. Cragie, T. W. Polbull, T. Monteath, C. W. Carleton, IL P. Carleton, G F. Holland, T. Tudor, and A. Donaldson, Cadets; Mr. and Mrs. Johostoo and three Daughters, Mnis Paikinson, Mrs. Lawns. Mrs. Hannan', Mrs. Adamson, Mns E. Laming, and Mu .1 Aa,hart. For Madras-o Mr. and M's. Nicholson, Means. W Babing • ton ' W. H. Rowley. J A. Condell, R. S. Wilson, B. Baker, o'. Barmen, J. Nola&a, E. Sutherland, .1. Crocker; and J. Carr, cadet,. PASSENGERS PER MARQUIS WELLESLEY. For Biangal-Messrs. T. Brown and T Robertson, writers; Mr. W. C Scott, assistant surgeon; Messrs. A. Wright, W. Gleeson, G. and lI,De y er, S. Moody, A Moore, P. Agnew,J.C. Hyde, T Chadnick, T. Wardlow, G. R. Pemberton, and E. C.l3neyd, cadets, rue Madras-Mears. E H. Woodcock, and G. F. Cherry, writers.; Mr.?. Se,geant, assistant surgeon; Mr. W. Ogilvie, Messrs...J. King, S Mathews, G. Hutchenson, G. Norman, J. Owyons, I. ?looked. S. Speck, J. ki`Konochie, and C. Mit chell, cadets. PASSENGERS PEE MONARCH. For Bengal-Cornet Dickson, and G. Weiland, cadet. For litadras•-Mmus. J. Milne, and R. Richardson, aanstaiu surgeon; Miser. J. L "Baker. J. Ross, D. Guested, R. Live rarity, and P. Gases, cadet. PASSINGERS PIER EXPERIMENT. For Bengal--Mr. W. Walker, cadet. For B.mbay-Mesas T. Barnard and T. P. Surcock, writers; Mr. J. W. Traskrt. resstrtOtlt PER THAMES- Mr. Thomas Manning. • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. IliginlailtlCET SECOND SPRING MEETING, 12j6. TUESDAY, MAY 6. fifty Pew/4s* Subscription, for 4 yr olds, 7st. 81b. Sir olds, get.lslb.6yr olds, Sat. 131). and aged, Sit. glb. Dart. C. Li tul4e's eh. h. Stretch, 6 yrs old Mr: Aidosrs'i b c. Fathom, 4 yrs. old . 2 Mr. F. /11ha1e1 I) h. h,rathapery, aged • Mr. Nliworth's b. e. Yorkshire, 4 yrs old • 4 MI. Lake's la o. by Gouty, 4 yrs old .5 Ld Rarrymore's b. h. Sharp, 6 yrs old 6 Two to 1 apt Stretch-5 to 1 agst Yorkallire--7 to 4 apt Strap. Fifty Pounds for 2-yr old colts, carrying Bst. 4th. Mlles, est. R. M. Sir C.•ftersbunt's eh • Snug, by Whiskey 1 D. Of Geeft•oi's br r. Forrikter, by Gnome 2 Mr Farston's gr. c. Tim, by Whisky 3 LA Waugh's b c. Jainper 4 The Judge could place but Four -Nigh odds-4 to 1. agst Forr,ster-5 to 2 apt Tlm-111t., I apt Jumper. Sweepstakes ef 35p each, t yr old Course. Gen. Gower's renew, ist, 12,10 1 Sir C. Bunburfis Lydia, Bst. lDib.. 2 Your to 1 apt renege Ld F. G. Orsborne's Supers* tiun apt Mr. Panton's Tarn. burro, by Whisker, out of Tambonne, gat. 71b each. R. M. I.oogs Is. 1t....( Deed heat)-3 so 2on Tambov , » Sir j. Sisalyt Houghton Law, Ilst. 121). bear Mr Lake's Watery, sat. T. M. Si. lOC's. 15J ft.-2 to I un kluughton Law. Gen. Gower% Polly% gat 10Ib. brat Mr. take's Humility, by Gouty, 60. 71e. Two-yr .Id C 25gs -4 to 1 0., Pelisse. Ld Saekville's Clermont, lot. 910. beat Mr Howarth's Nol. sal, Sat. 71b. Ala. M. bogs.-S to 4on Clermont. Mr.C. Brown's Mountaineer, Rat. 41b. beat Mr. Andrews's Fathom, gat. Twe-yr old Course, .Ags...-Glo 5 apt Moun taineer. WEDNESDAY. MAT 7. The Jockey Club nate of SOgs to be run for by homes, &c. the property of Mell6CfS of the Jockey Club, 4 yr olds, car rying Ist. 21b. S yr old.. S.t. 31b. 6 yr olds, Sit. 91b. and aged, Bst Illb. B. C. Mr. Mellish% b. c. Stawly, 4 yield T 4. D. Radcliffe's b. e. Barbaroem, 4 yrs . . . Duke of Grafton'. b. ims'Pansol„ 6 yrs . . 6 3 Mt. Mossrttes b. e. Plantagenet, 4 pt. 4 LA. Foley% ch. h.. Stretch, 6 yrs • • 5 M. Wdo,:i's b. e. Newmarket, 4 yrs. dr Four to 1. agst. Surely, b to 1 ego. Barbtrotta, 7 to 4 on Parasol. Mr. Huworth's Honesty, II it. tlb. beat Mr. Vlellish's c by Sir Peter, out of Doubtful, lat. 131 b. Ab. M. 100p.-2 to 1 ps 'Honesty. Sri.. W. Beyee's Currycomb, 7st. 111 b. beat Ld. Groavennes r i etante, gat. 910. Two . ye. Nil C, 100 p. 6 to 4 apt. Curri tomb. - • Mr. R Bovee's Matron., tee. logs. from Ld Foley's Knee- Ilst. Jib. teen. Ab. M. lOngs. M-. Watson', Tot, brother to Tuneful, gat. 111 b. rec. 80p. In Mr. Itteinsh's Luck's-311,10t. R. M. 1110 gs. CHESTER ACTS-.(Continued.) TVCIDAY, MAY 6. FA! Pounds, the gift or T. Gmsvenor, and B. B D. Grosve nor, Dont —The best of tlinsa two.rnths Hastv......Thrws year old Colts to carry 6st la. Gib.-.. Four year-eld Colts 1111.4111.—Fillies Btt. Ilb -..T0 pay fp. ers. trance, to which the second-best horse w ll ba entapd. Sir W.W.Wymie's b. e. by Buzzard, 4y'. . 3 Mr. Birch's ch. f. Lavinia, by ?loamy, 4 yrs . 8 de Mr. Beaker's b. c. Royal Oak, by Telascrap• . . The Earl of Chester's rat. of 10013.-•Orte lint of three tiaras' round the Course —F..ur year.olds to carry B.t. ilb year *Arts Itst. 11/ass—Six year-old, and aged rist —Winners of one rate, March. ar Sweepstakes, to carry 41b. ; of two, 71b ; and of three or more 014 extra. Sir W W:Wynne's b. c. by Simard, 4 yrs. S.r T. Gascoigns's gr. e b y Delpitu, 4 yrs. . . . .. . . . Lord Derby's br. e by Sir Peter, 4 yrs. . Mr. Saunders's b c. by Ventura, 4 yrs. Mr. Tarletols'. b. h. Jack Tar, 3 yrs. . • 4 I.hrd VII atervis b. c. Beeephalus, by Alexander, 4 yrs. . 2 Mr. Booker's 6. c. Royal Oak, by Telescope. 4 tn. . dr Lord Grey's b. c. Young Roseau', by Sir Peter, 4 yrs. . 3 A swwegotalres of 13gs. oath, p. p.—Few Maiden Moran that we , won either maw% Plate, or Sweepstakes, Two Miles. Three year olds. to carry Cut. 121h. — Four year.raids Sgt.— Fire year-idde lA. 13113—Six year-olds 9.t.—.sod Aged Hearses Ost, 21b.—Mares allowed Sib. Mr I. R. Prioe's b. c. by Waxy, S yes. . . 4 Lord Derby's Dr. c. by Sir Peter, 4 yrs. . . 1 Sir T. Goacoigne's v. c. by Detour, 4 yn. . . 3 Sir T Staisley's bt.e. by Soldier, 3 yrs. . . dr Lord Grosvenor's eh. e. by John Bull, 3 yrs. . . 2 Mr. Ws.kon's ch. c. by Mark, 3 yrs. . . dr Mr Wilbraham Egenon, sod the D. oi Hato,kon, d.. 1 mot flaw,. ~ , . • • - MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, Tr)-MORROW. ,a Y. Thome Higginsun, Watling-street, London, merchant 3 14 RitheitJamess.n, Ironmonger lane, London, linen-facto. ;:r 10 Thomas Theubald, late of Oxford-street, Middlesex, honer . ilO John Ayres, Suri.street, Bishopsgate-street, "Middlesex, t rllow-elia miler . . . 3la Samuel Tyler, late of Orangiestreet, Bloornshury, Mid. (heave, victualler . . . 310 Robert Gwillim, late of Worship-street, Finsl,ury, Mid dlesex, dealer in spirituous liquors . . 312 William 'money, Salisbury, linen-draper . 3I ' William Revett, Itutherlialic, Surrey, miller . 310 Charles Mill, late of the Stock... Exchange, broker . 31U Thermo. Johnsurs, late of Flushiog, in the II rtavi or Republic, and lime of Iligh-street, St. Mary-la bonne, Mirldiesex, merchmit . . 10 John Morgan, Conduit-street, St. George, II maser square, Middlesex, bookseller and statomer . 210 . James Rees, now of London, but formal, of Rich mond, Surrey, mariner, and commander of the Northumberland, in the service of the Hon. Fast India Company, and late of Madras, in the East la dies, trier/hoot . . . 2 10 Thomas Bowden, late of Redruth, Cornwall, dealer and chaperan . . . 110 Stephen Harmon, late of Modbuiy, Devonshire, shop keeper . . . 1 12 George Foy, North-street, Whiteehapel, London, nit nev-serivener . . . 1 10 William Warner Webber-itreet, Westminster-ruad, w S ley, coal-dealer . . . 1 10 • DIVIDENDS. John Barrett, Northumberland-street, Strand, ItUddle- sex, victualler 1 Tnnimis Viiiii, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, London, merchant . . 1 . . Wiliam Chalet, Charles-street, Long•acre, coach spring maker 10 . , . Robert Price, Cannon,strect, London, stationer . 10 Thomas Yassoo, Bishopsgate-street, London, pewterer 1 Joseph Keens, Basingstoke, Hants, dealer and ehapman 10 Thomas Simpson and Nottingham Simpson, NorMaiter ton„ York, merehints 10 . . Th+irnas Hutchiin, Colm an-street, London, merchant 10 -. . . . COAL-MARKET, Mar 7. ships at Market. Sold. Price. 14 —Newcastle to 4ls tie a 49. . 1 . Coal . 0 thi a —e 04 2 —Cinders 2 39a Od a—a 04 Nemec - BIRTH. On Friday, at hit toes! iu Quarn-street, Westminster, the i Lady of William Danlig, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thursday last, at St. James's Church, Mr. John Cater, sif Pall Mall, to Miss Frances Porter, of Reompton, Midilesex. At Londonderry, on the 17th Wt. Capt. Power, of the Wa terford Militia, to Misr RCM, of that cite. DEATH. On Monday last, Mr John JAckstin, late master and owner of the Endeavour, of Whitby, Newcastle trader Half an hour beflare he died, lie had been walking upon the bridge st Whit by in perfect health ; when feeling himself suddenly indisposed, with what he termed the hi art burn, he went home and re clined upon hi; bed. Mrs. Jackson on entering the room • few minutei afterwards, was overirhirlisted with grief and con sternations ea beholding her husband in she agonies of death. HIGH WATtit THIS DAY AT LONDON 81111)‘.k.. Maim. 21 man. after 6 I flue■ ♦4 attn. after 6. - ^" - MIUIRO • • le • SALES BY AUCTION... • By Mr. SHERWOOD, By Order of the major part rot the Commissioners named .nd authmiied in and by aCommissiur. of Ranktup.cy, award„( e , ite ,l against Samuel Fredinan, of Old Cemoun-strop, in the ',midi of St Ann, Westminster, in the county o • carpenter, dealer arid chapman, a Batsirtept, aed by cuitsent of the Mortgagee; at Garraway'sfree-house, •Chanee-alley, on WEDNESDAY, the elst of May, at Twelve oThielc, in One Lot, ALL that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND, with the MESSUAGE or TENEMENT stew erefline and building thereon, situate in the South Creieent, "Alford. place, near Tottenham-court-read, and leadieg to Rowell'. square. The Iluuse is substantially brick.latalt, curved in, all the sash flames fixed, std ewe of the (tool laid; ant held for a term of upwards of 96 Years, at a ground Rent of 191. 19s, 9d. May be viewed three days preceding the Sale, when printed paroettlar: may be had of Mr. rotten, Solicitor, Cruss-strset, flaitoi , -garden; of Mr Sherwood, Bartholomew-chase; on the Premises ; and place of Sale. BIBLIOTHECA MA RS H.'s I. LI AN A. By Mr. S'I`EW A kT. At Ito AuCtion R.uws, PIA* Is 4, PICCS , II4. (opposite Albany,) on M HiDAY NEXT, the lath May, and Elev.•ll IW:ow ing Day., C.Soildsy excepted,) rf•HE Choice, curlnuc, valoahle, CLASSICAL LIBRARY, of ihrßev. Mr. MARSFIALL • chnsistieg of the best Authete; bOdthaticierit end modern, in Leah To pography, I listory, early Voyage( aed Travels; a neat com plete a s se t uldage of Irish Tepugrephy, History, and Books se. lative to that Kingdom. The rare Editions of the Classics fa Edit. Pr:tweed, Delphi'', Variorum, Elissir and Aldus; ven ous Books of Prints, Ane Impressions, Atlases, ; all the Works On Printing; many scarce 'Crafts on English tlrstory, hoe Copies, with Portraits.. The whole in the highest state of preservation ; and mazy in the moot splendid Bindings, in Mo rocco, Russia, &c. colletled with great Judishent and 'taste. during the last Fifty Years, Catalegites to be bad, price One Sitillieg, and to be viewed. Aibanai, P;esidiliy. DALSTON, NEAR HACKNEY. LEASE ANU ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI rum:, By Mr. STEWART, ' On the Premiers, No. 14, Dalston Place, Dalston, on TUFS DAY, May g 7, 1806, it Twelve o'Clock, THE LEASE of the Pleasant Premises; con -1 wining two Rooms on each Flow • small and well W oo; Genie° ; clegaet aria omits' Houseli;d4 Furniture, in C.1;40- tal Beds and Furniture, Linen, Coina, Car:,ets,Cilails„Tab.es. Eight Day Llock, Pier and Luokinj.glatsc,, Kitchen Re;ai site=, Ike . . Tne Premises t.) b. viewed eight days previous to the sale. and the FtlfllllUft nneday. Printed pattieulais may then be had on the premises; st the Baptist 'Pad C.ffes. louse, Chan s•ry-lane; Garraway's Coffee-house; Mr. Roger, Soli:iter. Manchestchlvoildings, Westminster; aria of Mr. Stewart, op posite Albany, Piccadilly. BIBLIOTHECA DONEGALIANA. Br Mr. STEWART, At his Auftion Room, No. 194, P.ccadlly, oppnthe Alhsny, on THURSDAY, May 29, 1106,and firlovilug days, days excepted), ONE of the most Valuable, Magnificent, Splen did, Scarce, and Curious COLLECTIONS of BOOKS offered for many yiars to public sale. Consisting of the most esteemed Authors nn all Languages, the very finest and fist Impressions of Book. of Prints illustrative of the Work. of for Masirsot the Italian, Flemish, Dutch, German, French, and English Schools; MI invaluable, fine. and perfect 'Aron. Wage or Eligl,sh, ficotrh, and Irish Tooography, and C0.T.1! Trmryly„ljatural Hi.tory, Poetry, and Mn. cellaneonsWerks ; the w%Oe welietiahAdr root judgment, and bond in the most costly and beautiful bindings, in Monnas, Russia, Me. bong the faibesp of the late wet Noble ARTHUR, MAILQINi of DONE(GAL. Decesied. To be viesred.only wall Catalogue., MCC 2s. 6d !en.). tr iie bad of Mt. Cooke, P.i.nliseller, °afoul ; Mr. Deighton, Boo'- seller, Camtv Ayr! ; and at the place of sale. UPPER S PREET, PORTLAND-PLACE. Irly IiTLWART, At Garrawayb Cuff,r-house, on THUSSUAY, May S 2, 11146, 'fwelve C'Clock, TH E LEASE of a Substantial well-built HOUSE, in g.iod repair, and anon eligibty vitur'sd a No 63, Upper Norto....st•-irt, near Pooland•place hid fir term, of which rtsien years arc um:trotted at Mid summer wit% at the low rent ut bet per sin. now let owlet an agreement, which CC2IICS un Sepecenber neat, .hen possession map be had, at 631 per anti. but presumed to be of the sato: of eel. Pet aim The preiniaes cwoarn eee stogie. (including the base wank of two nom on each low; front and back moan. ex cellent coal ;Alan, .c aid are well sepplisd with the ens* spring and rver water. The principal apartments are fitted l ip with math e Chin.nsy P.er.bi, and handsomely patent& I t "' skraeit open lint% In front and back, and extends to Hemp acid, H.gligate, *c ; and the immediate vicinity of the moat agreeable andbalalinable rides and welt, lender. the simatme uncommonly desoble. To be viewed serail days preceding the este, between the hours of one and three, by tickets, to be had of Mr. Stewart r and particulars had at the Baptist Head Coffes-howe, Chao cery-lane; °faraway's Gaffes Meuse; said fd Piccadilly. LONDON --Printed by G DA VU) ON, No. 17, Duke's Co-we, Bow-ores% Goven:Gariteri, sled Published at the office. Nn 1), back of St, Clemerffs Church, Strand, hr W. STUCK, of Ho. 7, New Beltaks-etteet, Lang Acre. Orders. Pc. Inc this Paper, stast w. tbip 05c* (1-' 1 w.1141411Wy attended O. Thomas Hutchon, column-street, London, merchant In B9OOIE-GREEN, HAMMERSMITH. James Red pat h i late of Deptford -to idge, Kent, upholder 10 ' By Mr. STEWART, Alexander Watt, Northan-place, Nurthan, Bedford- At Garraway'sCofLe- !loose, on THURSDAY, the 2.2 d Ma., shire, fanner • • • in 1406, at Oneo'Cleck, by order of the Commissioilei., cit. Josiah Peacock, London, merchant . • 12 der a Commission of Bankruptcy, against Stephen Buck. CFRTIFICATES. hurst, William Hall, now of Silver-street. Woc.J-street, Cheapside, ALL thatneat TENEMENT,or LEASEHOLD late of Ahlerciiiiburs, Lmichati, Manchester warehouseman, kx tisTATE . a t i iit N u 5, Brooke-Great Terrace, near die dealer and Chapman.. .. Turnpike, Ma the high rid through flainireenbith, at gement Samuel (ill, of Iforb•irr, in the parish of Wakefield, in the net quite finished Tlit !louse it tw.i stories high, aide nialst.cf comity of York, tallnw-chandler, soap•builer, dialler arid two rooms on each floor, excellent front and back. k (ch.., ea ch..pnu $l. . • hasement,frent arn,iiirl:twe arched eaufh-,front coots eurimed. • . ____-_. _...___........._ __....___...___. • ,baleen• railed with iron le Met Roar windo w s, and: plan bs. PRICE 01F STUCK 12 YESTERDAY. hitid; the budding i. c.we ed in.jeiced aryl partitionedtbreugh-. Bank Stock 9 per Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Co.ieok ' 60 I 4 past id them Axed ; the preinisea extending 'lO2 teat in'domb 4 Per Cents...,. •.. 774. I I . by 17 feet wide, held Ste a Teresa( 61 Yews, hem Midsurn- -5 per (:cis. Navy ' 9ll I trier, 11105„ for the Ora Swim YOl% spaying a Pegmes.Cora . Long Annuities:. linpe.ial Annuities Irish 5 ;ter cebt , Oinn.um . ' lit "Pardenters had at the SAL ind'Anehor Tavern. Manlier. India Bonds ls. 2s. rent. solidi ToiniAleet Kleagle Annattliens, Kensington; lihneiM Exchequer Bolls • par. 25. d eem, Head Coffee-House, Clummalpilmapirlilemetwey's. mid 111 Pa- Enclislt Lottery Tickets Cum.!' for .. 61; • T. aLsH, Stock-Broker, r Ir. ELEGANT. PLEASANT, AND RURAL FREEHOLD Na. 4, Cnrithil, and 9, Charing-case. corrnor. AND LAND, SURREY. ' COURSE OF EXCHANGE—Mav 2. 114 Ur.. STEWART, ' • . Amsterdam .... ob 42 U. Genes 46 Lis Pic. With inmeediete Promemimir At fieerawly'd•Craffee-Hoam. Onto at Slot . . 55 5 Yore- n. C 94 ditto. i en TIIUKbDAY, May 22, 1906. as 12 ..S.ketic. Rmterdato c. f... fi 7I U. I..hboa 604 T HE p l easant and beautiful LIESIDENCE, ca IIed tionburgil 39 9 24U. ()pewter- 614 OK,f ED COTTAGE. with the well sampled t.)El , ,:tra, Almon ...... .. Z;3 9 241 1 . Dublin _Ctonch-housts, Cardin, Pleasure -gr•iniel•,,and seven • Par 5...... Dino 2Us 24 10 au i • ilia.. 1. L. d Gamily, with iminadr•te ININIMIPiIIty tbe whets an 9 name ex.rn. Notlftl•OUX Cubs 97teffcct. I and Bars per os. 4 ramattes. Dated is luate about tweaty-owe milts filicrlown. Ditm — 1 New yleamio u ns... esi a turrinike road le 'pi from Gm:Lunar to Wesierbeer, is Mahn! Ditto ' — Silver in Bars hilbna 37 New Louis each .. .- hood, *here fox- honsodirand barman are kept. 1.-ghorn 5O I Agio on the Bank ..t Bohan , . ' To Lee stewed, and Pal:titulars lead at the Siren Inn, God. Naples n. blin on London ( April 29.; 101; Crate .?Louse, Chantery -lane ; Gan-away% ,• of Thomas 1)o.- lielfw a t on London i Apr gi 29.) Belfast on Cohn.' ( Ditto) 3II 61 days. Room, appetite Albano?, Piccadilly. _ . _ SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. SHERWOOD, • By Order of the major part of the Commissioners named and authorised in and Ira Commission of Bankruptcy, awarded •ritl issued against Samuel Freeman, of Old Compton-street, in the parish of St Ann, Wedntintter, in the county of Middlesex, carpenter, dealer and Chapman, a Bankrupt, and by consent of the Mortgagee, at Garmwaya Coffee house, on WEDNESDAY, May 91, at Twelve &Clock, in One Lot, A LL that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND, A situate on the West side. of Brill-sow. S..iners town, in the county of Modol. , sex, with the two vary g-orod brick- Arndt DWELLING HOUSES erected thereon • lett to re spectable tenants at 611. 10s . per annum, and held tel a terns of 77 . Yeers, atom Midsummer, 1994, at the kw ground Rent of 61. per antrum. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, arid printed Par. titulars had of Mr. Patten, Solicitor, Coma-street, Hatton garden; or Mr. Shervnustl,' Bartisolunmer-dose I on the Pre utims; and at (Amway* • BON DS 1 RE ET. LARGE EXTENSIVE WORK-SHOPS. By Mr. SHERWOOD, • By order of the major part of t h e taministirmers 01 Rank. matey, awarded and issued against Samuel Erremm, at Otd Compton.-street, is the Punch of St. John, West. *totter, in the panty of Middlesex dealer and chairman, a Bankrupt, and be e.hiseht of the M ortgagee, at Garraway's Coffee house, on WEDNESDAY, May 11,1806, at Twelve • o'clock, 1 1 4. LL that YARD, WORK-SHOP, and PRE MISES. situate between Na. 61 and 63, New Bond. street, held far a meat of 14 years. (mm Christmas, 179 e. wanting SO dans ' at a low rent...—The Wotkthops are exceed ingly light, 70 f eet In length, with Wood-room and Saw-pit under part let to Mr. Phillips, tenant at will. lanmediat• taateetriso may be bet. May be viewed three days preceding the tile i when Particular, may be had of Mr Patten, Solicitor, Crow-street, Hatton•Garden; of Mr. Sher , wood, Banbcknnew Clesei ea the Precniets i and at Germ. way's. - 7 7