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IMPORTANr STATE PATER. DECLARATION ICe•trtte the 744.1, hr the ft•Ae • Gmel, of the It tite4 Kint4or, nat... sal 1r • otel, sing, Oeteo I. r to the K r al), DA, of Bronve. k and Lonenatogh. A•clt-Ttealnrer and Etxtur ..t the 11.4 y it Ml' a E.niote, Tft• Cosa of Pt asst.* hat avowed dims d c „ig. i . w h ic h she thought to coperal by her fiteedly piofessionS. Toe Nile Veiliale•, delivered on the 4th of Aril, by the Prussian gnsoy, Baron Jacobi Klnest, to the British Ministry, atimsuliets that the Electorate of Hanover has been taken ps session of, and that the putts of the German Sea, and of Lu beck, have been closed against. the British flag. This Declaration gives the lie to all those assurtnees by which the Calunct of Berlin has hitherto eatleavoured to cloak rro•eedings; to which it tuo , lkoVllr adds the ptetetionn that Pruvian Majesty has acquired, by his system of policy, cla w to the gratitude of all the Northern Powers. Thin actintly distioaseme4 of I:.e ancient inheritance of me fcr.i.:y, and insulted in my rights as a Soserelit, I have emitted those measures tubas taken which the lia.tour of me Clew.' re quires, but I still owe it ei myself. in hurope, sat t to my sub jects, to make a public Declaration of my snitimmit.. vs Elec tra of & inswick Lunienburgh, upon the unjust usurpation of int Ges man pantisionso It tt not nitceiartr to rove how contrary this act is to the rights of nations, or to the taus of the Gorman Eonoire. Their Infra:non ii ton evident to he v.-Animate:7w ;trnvon. It tithe Tent sacred principles of good faith, of la msnut, and, in fact, of all t h e u,rati which the retinues! en different Stairs amolg thema , leed, awl of each civil society in itself re;ciee, which an: tatooticos undo: font in tech a clamour, that the weld would have difficulty in believing it, if I dod net clone the (arts to be laid before them, which are anthenticatcd in the nariative Ift which 1 have ordered to be prepared. The proceedrom of the Canna o! Berlin, whi. • the Vev•hirar• w a s ner ii •iii,d by Its t ria i s pe i n tdo 1 -.. Is condom, far fro:a hei or Noodle ' dative the n..goeiation for the Solemnities winch Hollowed the Peace of Luoievilleesehe dectarattun which it and le, whets France prepared to invade the Flectatate—and, lastly. the inothemoine eunditioris under which it endeavenireil to awe it to int evacuate!, to .seistitutio her ow* tom" in land of -. -.0. of Frame, had given inn many proofs to the , C.-overawe it of Hanover, not to ohitre it to endeavour to avoid all sat of intervention nu the pan of this Power, even at tit- moment that se was nu the point of eiigaging ni a dispute with France. Tie events which retarded the arrival in 111 a nOver of the expedition, conceited between Gnat Britain, Riad- Six. mud Sweden, gave the Pentium troops aii overtuilitv of eutieipatiog them. after the French army had been obliged to carnotite the Electorate. This step was accompanied by the most Glenn., protestations on the part of ltoo.le. She ier,teil the Han .Tert.lll Govern- Incest to resume its functions in my mune, and to collect the smock of the army live country, areade sv unfortunate, doubly felt the weight fifths cam:nine temps than extorted by the Prussia° Corps. Whtinist thilluait ?nod to the situation iii which the French lefi rt. After tile onfortuea's result ..f the campaign of the Allies in the Bout% of the Enn ire, al, attack in the North was to hr eepected. His Imperial Nta i csty of Rossi., to obviate the dangers to which !intone might b! espied, placed, in embe dment... of the Cosiventon of Potzslain hie troops under Count leo Tobsoy, and the corps of (Senors; Benisingsen, under the orders of iii. Pionnaii blateey, and prOntned him, moreover, • ail tin. a.oistaitee Fur which h- might have maroon. It wit it arcely I o he estpocted, that Prussia weal avail herse:f of this afrantagr, and of dirt whmh the prosiiise of the subsidy the had acted of Gre.it Britain gave her, to latent from France terns contrary to she interests which these resources were in. t t nodal two protect. Iht., inituitiistandittg, has act iral.v. hap veined. The Secret Treaty, the effects of which are beginning gri appear. was signed by Croon' ilaugetu a and the French (Seminal Dit , tae. the 15th of December, teal, the period fixed se tots lariat erten Winne was to declare against France, an Cate that Poorer shorn,' have rejected the proposition. which Count klaurers as to she to her, in consequeuce of she Cortaro. tuna o f t Raven days after, December 32, the Cabinet of Brvlin pro. =to the British Ambasiodor the arrangements to be takes, ammo with* Prussiari Gerierals, for the positintis of the ABMS Armies in lower hax.my ; and dispatched, in corms. questa. Lieutenant Clone! Baron Do Krutemark, with • letter to the framnertan Government, to induce it to wraith p.orisions for the French garrison at Hameln. It was necessary to Miter in this arrangement (which wa slily provivicoreilly terminated the 4th of Jailuarr), because it was to i recent the French t-oops from undertaking any thing against Ilaiimet during the ne v i...clam:ifs, Was the Court of Berlin then ignorant in what manner Count Hamgwitz hat Costrlttici this nag. eiation! Did it not ' harm, before the signature of the Treaty, what would be the end of it' Or, did •hat Munster depose, as be pleased, of the god faith of his Master' It wa . on the r.7th of January, that the Cabinet of Berlin . _. - " - • evionunce.l to Its. Hanoverian Gri vernment, " that in come qoastee of a treaty signed and ratified '.y the two partiv., ray . German penemests would ne longer be occupied by the French troops; that they would be entirely 411 Resisted by throe who were still there, amide:iv-red up, until a ;start peer between * am' France should have decided their condition, to the • protection or the troop of lin Prentan Majesty, and to his ea clothe administration. - The Hanoverian Government wit rinahrol, but to no purpose, to intimate to all the public offi son, that they were, for the future, to consider themselves u firially responsible to the Prussian commi.sion of administra tion. eat , lelflll all 11110 V of cruet. The dia i rtck addressed the fob of January to the Prussian Minutes, and intended to justify this proceeding, was a.gned with the King ri Prussia's own hand. It ended with these words: .• I think it unnecessary to observe hive much the ter ritories hi question ought to be satisfied with this change of and me wishes would be fulblled, if, in consequence of the draintirested snit,s by which 1 am Impelled, the ariminis. (minim I have taken upon me should turn out to the happilees of the country *nil its inhabitants ; and by that means s.ta• feeler!, to Ha F ;tannic Majesty. to whom I desire nothing more than to 00, an tkis enstorre, a, in ell ethers, all the proofs of consideration, of defenroce, and of friendship, which c:rcutriosnees may put in me power-' The en; ornacy of the past, and a well-founded apprehen sion of its law*, did not allow me to hesitate about the 1-I , t necessary to be taken ; and my Electoral Government was in crnetn.l not m enter into any neginianen, the object of which might hare been to avoid a new French :luaus:in, by allowing Shit Prus-ains to irc.upy Hanover. The prs.test made upon this occasion by try FJectoral hfi- Muer of State, was inelfeetuat. 'The King effPrtriela mused the g,e4Lt.•st pelt of the country to be o copied at the 100/11e0t Nat rev Imo, s re embarked ; and hia measures were executed without the least regent. it oat toneas y foresee that Count Haugwits would Rod errant ."P41.14 to Doing hacti the arrange- &sent between Prussia and Franca, amenered Aeon .s rasped ey 14e rentrorting pa•tes, irs reiginal intention. This was what tusk plum; and the Fronk Kenos took poo sesairri of Ampech, one of the obis cm et compensation, at c su/sng to the treaty of Decenrbe: 15th. the very d.y that th• Maoism De Liscshesini c0,...1 teach Perlin with mtellgence ti.at Franca requited the execi.tion of the anielcs agreed 14X41 at To- nes • Ti. vier osterned no the British Cab-en to the eoniiru• et, anon or Sl :Kam eh, bat m.t unto at Benin u•dii aver the 1,114.41 et go State. Baron flaidenbing, had ann.onced to the British E , sea We 41.s.tit! measures which have comredel Os tont pond my relations with a Court which could so far furpt "self. The P-u.aian Nine of Apr 4 4, can tarnish no goad argu. Whits w enatitlah an tanmetatiable mea , me. It Maim by •ientirl the F arina dopoc:tions of Pruett Tole disperition nn. , furthet sincere than as it his for (eon damn. the is i nciples of a just aeons:it,. The Note &live ed by the C billet of Berlin se the Frew* Menace/MI the lath of llsto see, tithe eery natant that Preen appeared to fed the Of oat which ola , received tn' the vtolotson of the teria,r e if Anepa • bs ,k n .wlcdges, that the madam which she had ,01- k,„„. ta rt le t time, had meted ef alloantsge to France. .„.•, en . Post murk tsw prounnes to the /Intact.. of a:liere* Atter having tne French neaps, who leenotrollo of Hamner. a passage through the oho declared hermit reads to oppose, so ir I ~ 1:.: 1 ~ L-11 % !_fAl NO. ti sn remodare x 7, in band, that which the Emperor of r uwa ,1 , icialcul..4 for 1111 armito. France darts-ff forced the peerage: she pretended td off. mtensea for that atop, but it weep a luanuei equally offosave. Sae had teen ten clearly whyre tLe r.,:eatine.it of 1 . 411.•:• SQUIII terminale. which in fatt weareil t., be stifled, when Hit IT;vertal aM•lesty of it:w.ia e.itiged in a pmiu•,al cuut municatrui with the Prussia the•t demand hl Suh.idiet of Gr , at R itain, which wets prounied to I.er, and she tigned 111.• C . li,v . 111i.'111 of Tess dam, the tewiitinia er which die ohnia, boor bete m, e Ar•paaed if 1 mud Imre so It. so J 41••, as to cosines to thy peop.sation 0 . 1 ceiling the Dirtecate ii.i.nowe foe Mete Prys•iee Prelims. Prutsia affirms, that (rem the events of the war, she hat not had the choice of means to secure the eafeiy of her Nfotharcliy, and of the States of the North. she senate. to make it a meat, that she •ai been compelled to aggra,dize heitelf, and to he come the instruntent, rather than the °Ned of the vengeance ey enemies. Suet an avowal dors not becomes germ pewee All Europe knows that it depended on Prussia, before the battle of A uster to give reprise to Europe, if she had takeii the part, which Imo real interests, and the outteged homier her Monarchy dicteteel te her. Sre can no tieger b: excused, after haring missed such an opportunity ; and even .inze the event of the 2d of December, did she not coinniani an army of 250,01)0 men, who still remember the victories it obtation inner the great Frederic, which was in the best disproit.ons, and sitoported by the doe* Russian arm!, twe corps of which were actually wider the command of the King pf Prussia'. she Would, without doubt, hare been subject to certain risks; but see found herself in a situation, when every danger Must be encountered to save the honour of the State. The Prince who hesitate• in makere a choice, destroys the prince. lee which serves as the liana of a military nionarelly; and Prus. sia cutest already to beget to feel the saceifice elie ties made of Der Mimic idence. The Net, of April 4, affirm', " that Francs had considered the Electorate as its creepiest, and that it: troops hail been on the point of re.entering it, to make a definttive devout of it:' The Electorate of Henover assn integral part of the Ger manic Empire. is not concer ned is the war between Great Britain and France; nevertheless, it has beers unjurtly in vaded by teat Power, which has netwithstending, frequen tl y aeditated the object for which she was dimosed w restore it Fr axe was at length compellee to abandon the country, anet forty thousand of my troops, and these of my allies were eetablislied there, when the Count De Haugwita aghee the tree ! winch di.poses of my Seams. It is true, that the Russian corps was then at the dtsposaJ of His Pruseian Majeste; bin ice' Chief, with the genuine spirit of an honourable mars, was not the less deteriurned to fight, If the Allies of his Master were attacked: we shall not speak of the French garrison e Inch re mained at Ili:1mM, ineulficient ill point of number, deprived of the mean: of defence, and on the point of being besieged, when the remises of Prussia caused the plan to be alsaudoned. The iateitteen of France to &epee definitively of the Elec t irate, would have beers corer:try to the common she has so itftin mad*. It would, moreover. bare been contrary to the usege of war, since even cconiewest is 16108 definitively ilieposed of before a peace; and paitiettletly eta moored when a vests might rein to manifest a pacific dieemeifion. Ihuseie had its right te judge it Great Britain had the means or opp...ing the return of my enemies to the Electorate. fler pewee form:hes her with the meatus of to elm( the war to art holionnbia crud, for the iitt.siests sire defend. ; bet its diff,eoit to conceive in west light Prussia pectins that her ciessteres re moved troops that are emerges s to the Electorate. and insured the repose of the North. Her unues, in ctitamittence of the etreacherous conduct of lien Cabinet, rennin as much I euangers to the Eteesoratees te e i.ceeh s c oops. Prissia shou!..l sot speak of her sacrifices .t the the moment when her only arm is to aggtaridise herself, onkel she fads the loss of her ireileeendence to be such, and how much she ha. de parted trete her *leer, its abandoning oue of the oldest ;immer sions of be House. and of subjects who implored, in vain, her Amstamee. Besides, her sacrifices have not:owlet:Wm with my system of palest!, Lel e'en's, no right on her to usiop the Government of ray Germaa subjects, oboe* fideley nettling has hitherto shalom, anti which they will ictain towards my person, aqd a family of Princes, who for many ages hose only sought their happiness. It is interne that the conduct of the Court of Berlin is not the free ampression of the will of its Sovereign, nut the consequence of the influence exercised by me enemies in the Cabinet at that Prince. All the Courts, and all the States, honor"-, who can lodge ofarcumstances, all that they owe to the system adopted by the Coen of Berlin, will agree that the set emnmit• 111/ against a Sovereign united to His Prussian hbee ty by the I I Mesa blond, and, until now, by these of frmitilittrie, places fait «fet e of Europe in greater danger than any act ef hostility ew the part of a Power with which one might beat open war. Convinced of the justice of ray cause, I make nay appeal to all the powers eif Europe, who are interested in resisting the consoluletion of a system, which, by threatening the peewee! elasteuce of an integral part of the German empire, brings tut° questions:se security of the whole. I demand, meet earnestly, the constitutional aid which is due to as as Elector, (rum the Empire, its august Head, as well as Russia and Sweden, the powers who base guaranteed its constitutiort, and who have alma ly manifested, and still continue to manifest, the most honourable disposition for the procreation of my States. Last:y, I protest in the moo solemn manner, for myself, and my heirs, against every encniachmeet on my rights in the Eletterate of BrunswiethLenebourg, sod it. depestiencies ; and I repeat, in quality of Elector, the Declaration mole by the Minister of my Crown at the Court of Berlin, that on advantage arising from political aningeenenta, reach less any offer whatever of an ineeronity, or equivalent, shall ever en gage me to forget what I owe to my dignity, and to the attach ment and exemplary fidelity of my Hanoverian sebeeets, so as to yield my coemot le tbealiasstian of my Electorate. Given at the Palace of Windom. the Yeetb day of 1110*, in the 46th year of my reign. 11. Count de Munstet. (L 1) GEORGE R. s_erreaSe•t~Mr IRELAND. DUBLIN, APRIL IN This day, at one o'clock, the Catholic Convention of this City, esmsisting of sixty Gentlemen, at the head of whom were Lord French and Dr. Sheridan, arrived at the Castle with a congratulatory Address to the Lord Lieutenant. l'he following is en extraft from the Address: We, with unanimosts iey, tail the appointment of vont Grate as the woe. of Royal fas our, and as the declaration of less Mae. Jetty's most gracious pleasure to strengthen ties pert of ties Em pire, and give time IMMI4 bmisicent azas woe) the mdating lawn. Thus it will be the achievement of your Graces's adminite frames, to bass guided a :notary and coan,sehensisa scheme of policy, to that glorious developement, of which the advam Liget hive Wien iis part displayed. arid Um important ironer. (menses must tie to invigorate the ailrni-a'tle British Constatu tion by ir.t-italucing a Iwial remelt to defend it as their own enief May your Grace perish es crinclude, with the eanresion of three sentimerin, in cloth all belt Catholics can have but nue voice. B iumi as we ate, to the (eosin's id the Empire, by a remembrance of pie, and by a hope of tenure laellefte.—by our preference, and by our miths--should t-,e grim getters...or or oar Law-veers •auchsafe to crown that hope which the!r yottteat inspuree, it would be no tenger our duty alone, but est er .1,, to appeai the teerenthe against amotosching danger land, if item-wary, to remunerate our benehicturs by the wititribee of our lives. Esera& from Ili, Excellen:y's answer: I fee! greet satisfaction in receiving this testimony of the loyal one emisetutimail s ntimenu of the very numerous and respectable body, who kayo visaed the Maness now ereonted be me, and I centime adequately express how much I am gla tißel by your re7allection of the services et my reseeded au etator, and by the cusentenee uo repot to rue, all thaw dii• tinat•islitol ire-sons lately caltri to the t>nroctla of Ili. esty la Ilia ill's cum: on in v.:Lich His Majesty ha• been ca cettmly pleosei to pace me, it is Thy firm won, as it ••• ni) first duty, to secure to ad c'xit,..l and emeriptiont of hits Ma;zsty's sa',Jacts hn this part of the l'arted Kitigdom ' the ael•aritages of a mid and beneficed • 'eniMstratiort of thetaws With thit tm.so mat abyret in sire, l eitter7am nn doubt that the Rernao C.tholue inhabitant, rtf the c.:+ 'lute II cu 1,4 . r. tie er 1.-ca it to the KIIIC thee attachment to the C eirsteotion, atii heir affection f ttr their fellow subject., ;Joel the steinemt teC,./.71. meeitatioa to afavostnia'econcileraton of thew interest. NAVAL IATRLLICENCE. • vornsmourn, arstr. 23. /Vela the Lim of 6 k guns. Capt. Rolle,. born the North gets; aisti Co. Afentero frigate, Captain Pally. trom a mar ; Hrort of Oak, —, from Owosso*, laden with timber for this port, re-taken by the Dana cutter ; Three &Oen, —, from Hol land, bound to Philadelphia, detained by the Ante lope man of war ; .Worpos of Hrolles/ey, and Neptso , e, Ea;t•luiia'nen, and several other outward-bound vessels from the Downs ; and Cie Kill:tither sloop of war tor Quebec and Halifax, and are a:ladled to sail to-morrow. DEAL. ♦PRIL 23. Early this morning. in a gale of wind, the Pont mouth, Capt. Lewis. from Africa, detained, and sent to England by the Arab sloop of war, parted from her anchors and cables off the North Foreland, and drove athwart the Anerlope man of war, in the Downs, and canied away the alate/opc's bowsprit ; the Pureemotth lost her main and mizen mast, but brought up again, and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. The Exploriv• bomb. has a signal flying for a convoy to the Westward--Wind N.E. blows hard. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO.IIIOIIIIOW. IC M. Geroge Orgy, Ownputes.tereel. Soho, Middletrew, hatter 3 W Francis Snatth,lat• of Milano, next Sitting bourne, Ramat, banker . 510 . . David Williams, Slinrvilitth, Middleeez, linen-draper 3 i Thomas Blow" Loveduagatnna, It. Pancras, MelJle sea, linen draper • . $i 1 Charles Celwill, Rathbone.plaen, Mitidlemax. upholsterer 3 10 Nathaniel I. 0g,L04410111-111211, London, 'Warehouseman 3 10 William Bui kler, late of Clieepeade, Louden, turn- 3 12 howernan . . . . Welter Fernan, Montague-cloae, Southwark, Surrey, dyer . 2 1 . . . Joseph Dyson, Clarendon-square, Somers-Town, St. Pancras, NI itlillmex, oilman Thomas Miteheil, Lawrence Pountney-hill, Cannon street, London, merchant . 211 Edmund Ackerman, New Broad atreet•mews, London, merchant 2 11 . . Nathan Rest, Rotherfield Peppard, near Henley, On 10], millet 2 10 Robert Barrett, High-street, Southwark, Surrey, linen. . . . draper . 210 liseph Stevens, Gravesend, Rent, linen-dtaper . 1 1 Richard Wilson, We.t Smithfield, London, tobacconist 1 10 Jehu Chrician Conk and Thomas Christian Cuuk, Leedeuhall-street, London, linen-drape', . 1 12 Kkraerge Paresis lm of Leadesehali-teeritet, Loudon, . . . poulterer 1 10 , Pommel Freernar Old Corniatorcstrent, St. Ann, West. 2 II 1111116 MT, MaklloeX, rafrllier Jelt.l MILMan, Stcaod, 11 tddlesex, tobacconist DIVIDENDS. AO.lre. Paul Peonslei ant Andrew Own. Puumaks, Brovi-str.et.bo Mote .1,5114/11.4 flielthants 1 D3n,el Retests , Fenclnireli•steeet: tentl:m m 'relent II Juho Lane, Ttarsasaa Eros", and .1140.111 a 11671 stun, lite et No-hulas-lass, L ouluu, merchants . 1 11 . 1 1. 1111 Josiah Peacerlt,lot.4en, merchant 12 Charm Osborne, W.l,,pmeatreet, Mtddkeel, surgeon and apothecary . 1 4 John Joggles, elepttaaepread, Surer. prinrselter 12 John Froruiagr, linrs.mnnden, Kent, so-wailer . 11 JOlllie4 Etches, Darcntrt, Northampton, mercer . it ThOCllli Sanders. Touting, Surgay, tallow chandler 1 CERTIFICATES. James rase Jones, of New liond•street, In the parish of St. George, Hanover-square, in the county of Middlesex, fruit e7er, dealer and etiapnian. John !lee ant Joseph &rollick, of Manchester, in the coun ty of Lancaster, cone i spiffier,. dealers, chapmen and co partners. Levi Samuel Lieeing and trillions Henry f.inginv, of Green Lettuce.lane, London, inorthants, dealisro, chapusen, and Crt-partners. hfaithew Pitaigle, now or late of Walworth, in the county of Surrey, floar-fatteg corn-dealer, dealer and cnvpusan. John Rooftree ' of Little Walainghaos, in the county of Nor folk, obsipktrsper John Martindale, of New Bond-street, in the county of Mid dlesex, wine-merchant. W illam Milburn and Joho Mills Common, of Sow Church , yard, in the city of London, warehousemen 21,r1 1/14K113.1ti. PRICE L , STOCkS. YESTERDAY. Bank Stock.... 214# 1..14 5 per Cent. Rolucesl s6{ MI /13 3 per Cent. Consuls Zrviei 4 per Cent 7611 5 per Cent. Nary Loug Anuuisee Dumont li SI Estehenner Bolls ll prima 10 drt. par. Engleth Lottery Tickets Conwls fur l9j 6.4 T. Blqll Stoek.bokev - • . - - No 4, Cornhsl, and 9. Charing-Cross. kg H. On Toesdae evening. in Bariorotreat, the Lady of John Morris. Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On Olefin inst. at St. Glourges Gluier test, Capt. 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THIS tlAtttiet &tad mates. areerria irm.ue days, ..Sundas excepted), at Twelve, riIHE elegant and valuable LIBRARY, in Print I and Manuscritit, of the lataJohn Meyrick, log Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, decvaied„ coasprelistaling a moat extensive asamahlage of Soaks 'clause vi Foghdt Ilmtorv, Antiquities and Topography. many of which are illustrated with portraits and dump, and in Meesisen", Ros man, other hilemitid biod , nr ; alto a ce,ltglina of leso Diew• pip of Views, Monuments, and Antiquities, for the County of with de•.-i stun , an manuscript; Prints, Souks of Ponta, and Enti.h Pwraits; three large and very ha:idioms ibeary laegimaa, a eisharpay Maul %alga. de SALE or THE I.EVERIgH MUSFuNt. By Marg. LING and LOCHEE. On MONDAY, May S, ant Fort-nirts CAI wing Dais. rHAT Celebrated and Noble MUSEUM of 1 NATUR NL tni ARTIFICIAL. 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Reheiligm. uh both vide , . a the ; most every Author on the Coastitinional History and Cosset, of England ; a fine and valuable arse bbl.ge of Per•ion and Ara. b.c M S. beaut.iiiilv illuminated ; .sod a gener.il aseartmetit Miscellaneous Autnerisessill an supposed to lie peifea, anti mostly in the original bindings. is Morocco end Rana. beats pres e .,i,tiry) copies tulle Patriotic and Distinguished Noble man, deceived, whose Library they formed. - Catalogne. to be had at the nice of Ss e, rise Orie Side BANKS OF THE THAMFS, FOUR MILES FROM LONDON Wv Mr. BATES, At Garrawas'i, on WEDNESDAY, May 7, at One (Mork, AMOST desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, on • a grand, but not expensive scan, finished in a hip riot safe ot elegance carom otriing extensire views of the Riser, and Seirey ..ide Of the Water, with eight Aces of Lank a part Freehold, 43opyhold, and LeasehG d); the access to I t h op . is by a sweep roach entrance, is hi, it compasses Dining.roons, Breektast Parlour, Library, Coil Bath in marble, exerting Stairexe.,leadiug to a Music Geety, I)lo.ring-room, with douitd cieling, a hewed Anti drz r....g.rooreptof good D met vans, anal Bed-Room adjoining, the whole, with a Woes' round the hcisse; *twee other Bed-Booms, with separate ann. case to secoildvy apartments, su.table dottiest...! Offices,C,oach. yard, with (trouble Coach hoo.e and Stabling ..+r fire hove% ; an excellent Garden, abunriaady sr rcked with repair r awl Imeetrilmi Fruit Trees ; the whole forming a debetfut roc dieguim for a family. To bellemml, by tickets, which, with na•t4ula a, may be f had of Mt. Bates, Na. b, Welbeck-crert, Carendisb.cluare. VALUA BI.F. FR EFDIOLD F.STAT.F., MIDDLESEX, TWELVE MILES FKOM LONDON. By Mr. BATES, At flarrawas's C-Ice-h•mse, Change-alley, Conshill, oi WEDSESDAY, Mar 7, 1006, et twelve, in tee oats A FREEHOLD ESTKI'L, comprising a Mo. derts-built HOUSE, situate at E:t's End, cant i ast elegant rtning room, awry Mole. br•alitast and suit:ibis. bad room., kisc'.en, end othot otter:, coo lip !loom-, excellent stalslior, barn, granary, ..01l titYrt ts-r.s.ary out-bulistorgs, bitch. n garden and please,. g turd, vim ra7 was of rich meadow lend ( more or leer inuoarliaueS 'On mod:ft, seated in a beautiful part of the :Andy or :!-rte; 4a len on Ileitfordshir-. The house. gerderAnd grown , : , ar.- capa ble of bate made a most delightful tt mdenre for a banrer„ niercheat, Sec. Mao 'ammo? trees lied, freehold, (son'e at Isis.), in three fieka, tithe free, sitoate ailjointng the t eat North Rua I, about a mile and a ball from Bonet, hi the parish of South Minims. The house and grounds mar be viewed, and 'unbroken Ind on the wernises; Green Man, Barnet; Betlamy's,l4,gbpt , ; White Hart, St. Alban's ; £.6416 Arms, Wailord; Wester Horse, UstuDge; Greyhound, Enfield; "Mee ot wit. ' of s. Loaden dud reeler, Middle TVArnrle ; and of Mr. Bever, No.b, Welbeck-street, Carendnhaeguare. SKETTY HALL. NEAR SWANSEA, GLAMORGAN SHIRE. B Mr. BATES. At Garraway's on WE ON FS DAY • May 7, at Twelve o'clock. A. Moss ciesireWe and elegant RESIDENCE. A w:th 24 Acre. of rich Masao, Land consproarag, en the ground tiara, a drawing room, dieing room, brimitimmpatiser, small bed-rmina,, as meranor hall, a butler's pantry, ham. keeper's room, kitchen, scullery, ternnts' hall, Irmo sad Met mai armors the Mat 11.... four be* bedeiroort, he • deemiag memo, tee nursorim,• , id a lobby. The atta Mary contains eight *toms tie whole fitted up it • modern owe, with every requisite internal convenience, together with Ida [memben out.eaces zellent kirlsen garden, hot-house, stabling, mach him,. St Sketty Holt is situate slaty two mires (rein the I teeter, populous, and (during the Sseanaer aeseme) the featnetak• and much frequented market town of Swansea, ucat the FM. command:llg very extervive and beautiful trees of tie mirth admired Bay of Swansea. tht apposite coast of England, and she picturesque couatry by chit, the 111111liton it nears an roundol ; bell for a Term of Four Liver, adnintar taken. Part:cola , . may be had of tie Printer of The C "Kl°, at Swansea ; Mr. Thomas, Split:tut, Swansea ; Pr tee- d Gloucerm Paper ; Meson. Prize, Brown, ant Ben t'. S %. 1 . tors, London ; and of Mr. Bates, No. 5, We:beck awe-, c. eitalistimq tare. The Pu chaser will be mailed to Cask to the DM of LA Family re , irling, ti be had at the Pit's tworth. 1 1 SINGUL RLY ELEG %NT TILL A. DANCER'S HILL MILES FROM. LONDON, WITIS TEN .‘CR‘IIISPI LAND, AND La ON LEASE FOR A 511 oR f 3 tr.s. lthr 14r. DilatilLS, At Garraway's. on WEDNESDAY. Islay 7, at Talki e . DANCEit'S HI LL HOUSE, situated ow an eminence, about three rti:et through Barnet, ea Me St. Albeti's Road, comnaandirt: the meat It.xuriatit ani """ bounded prospects. wily about Ten Acres t..f !aw l. ganLea and hornewa.l, ace{ comionles 4 seat eirring built and finished 13 a sinirolw style, standing in tits mica a a p..iduck; the Vole c0r..1.4...• neat e ottasier, with a cabs nide, rxceffeat stone kothen, fßl4er, scutrei, Overmans mom, on.l d%ir• ; a mall bottle/Arvid:awing r.olin, cants , ' nicotine with •n excellent dusate.padeur ; on r.te upper -1."‘" are, I.ror Led and dreesertg, out CAN. , 6 lault.'ro and wash-house.wit , a servant. mnm m et ;add snot coach and fares paid, 'NM every ennventeree, excel/eel dm' and four. stall stable, a brint-hotase, gardener's ronm, refutousr, pinery, a stock-yard and barn; the lit.thetegairden rs II inlay toothed with sta , giari end wa I fro t trees. as 01 ' I new . , plaist.d, • melon-round, hot-hotuz, wet Itr t' Ewe. grean.h p easure tn* 0 . hely, held on Lute ' abbot Vi Year< lancers - rd. at • 'e f ` Rout • immediatelletmnins are 15 Acres innre OW' Land ; held far +hoot Te . l eos, at 21 ICA p r Acre. am4en ftroit'etra, at retth two One not mat lks at a valuation, sr will be staid on the to motet Paniciat al may be hal at G.,,alr .%•: Mr. ' l t Wrlb-elt•street, When Tickets may be bed :et •te a Aar, ens to We sale. LONDON :-Printed e. G n‘vlosON, C—rt. C , ..ent 4e,.. meg Orwee N , is, Rack et Clement's enure% by W. S rOCK, No 7. Nett t. I kc• for t^ t r.per, oro Oa tlt,t Uthat vita Qe du4 a:tea/tell M. I S~