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malt coma- oz T.IRLI.I3IEST. TRIA!. OF VISCOUNT MELVILtE, NINTH DAY. The business of the day commenced about the u;nal hour, and with the usual fotmalities.* Their Rny.il iliglinest.es the Prince of Wahl and Duke of SIIS:,CX did n.-it attend ; Lord Grenville, and se:. yeral other Ca'sinet Ministers were also *Scent. The attendance of the Commons, was very thin in the morning, but about the middle of the day it amounted to nearly 330 members. Mr. Whitbread, Lend A. Hamilton, Mr. Giles, Mr. Morris, Mr. Raine.ece. were the Managers this day. Mr. Whitbread, and Mr. Mortis, examined the witnesses. The Right Hon. George Tierney, and Chatle tragge Bathurst. Esq. form. rly Treasurers of th. Navy, Mr. John Wiibarns, Sicretary to the Corn- Missioners of Navat Enquiry. Mr John Mein:, an Officer of the Board of Controul, Mr. George Fen nel, of the Navy Pay Odie, Mr. Kennedy. Mr. George Scot:Bell, of The Navy Office, Mr. Wilson, of the same, and Mr. Mark Sprot t, were the witnesses examined this day. At the dose of their examine lints, Mr. Whitbread intimated to the Court. that the Managers, on the part of the House or Corn. Mons, here close d their ease for the present. To ;narrow, thetefore, it is expeeted Lord Melville's Counsel will proceed with his Lordship's defence, which it is supposed wiil continue for some days. There was a eery numerous assemblage of rank and FARM(*) in the Peeress's Gallery ; but from the prevalence nt Court mourning, the rays of ele gance were not so resplendent as on former exci sions. The strangers' galleries, although the pressere was by no means su great as yestrriay, were COM. pletely filled by ten o'clock in the morning, and several who had Peers' tickets, went away without being able to obtain admission. As Lord Melvillwretiref, he was again atldressed by a number of Ladies, and appeared in good spirits. Among the Peeresses resent, we observed,' the Marchioness of Lansdown ; Countesses Derby, Darnley, Enniskilltn, Charlemnnt, &c. ; Ladies Castle.eagh, Ellenborough, &c. &c. • PAPAL LYTELLICIENCE. PORTSMOUTH. MAY 8. Arrived the Prussian g Dm frn:n riltona, with salt.—Wiad N. W. PLYNini:TH. MAY 7. Last night, after post, the reminder of Sir Richard tioraclian's squadron anchored in Cawsand Bay;-after the rata,- and Bellono, came in the Terrible 74. romperph 74, i!aniaPrie 74. and Avdnei ma 74., ii:•pr an nasuccessfol cruise, having convoyed the West India fle .t safe as f.ir as I.u. 26 North, th en limited to the Canary Wands and Madeira, where they received fresh beef. lee. and from thence to Cape Fiiiisterre, where they were relieved by !tear- A417'111121 Harvey, with the Tonnae, Pride...cc Najaf, Pbeadase-Tel. Renow r, Sparti,te, and Bfllcrophoa, and during the svoola cruise had not seen an enemy. • Art ived also His Majesty's ships Sr. George of 110 guns, and La Ville els Yn,n. 170 guns. Bailed the San turf of 120 guns, eftalante sloop, and Staoich gun-brig. DtAL. MAY Arrived the Ttuda/eiir gun-brig, from a cArsse end remains in the Downs, with the Lelpar, Gila/- #..t, arid Trutiy men of war ; ilatarenihe and. *is fire sloops of war ; Motear, and Explo , son hoar:ha; Speculator lugger ; fraewon, viaualltr, and several gun-brigs..—Mirs , l N. W. F kOM LLOYD'S LIST. aranatr At Newer...lL, N —, ran London. At Prniidence, Purcell.; and the St. !Natick, Calupto-11, from London; and ode , varal ether*. At Gibraltar—tilt , Chttatan, Non Semen ;:. Batavia., hi., , tor, Britton ; Gawp-, Llevryn ; Amphtrriee, Gtoelff ; Minerva, Wildgorne; and thetievr . Ve• ins, Urquhart, from London, with a fire. A very melancholy and fatal accident emit-re:l it Brighton on Monday last. As Lieutenant Wemyss, of the Ist Dragoon Guards, stationed in that town and barracks, was taking an airing on horseback, in company with annther officer, his horse suddenly took fright, and ran off with him. Tile terrified animal, after galloping fir some dis• tance with inereas:ng fury and speed, was m eking towards a gate, of no common height, evidently with the intention of attempting the leap, when, to avoid the shuck, his Titter threw himself from the saddle. The Lieutenant was' taken up insensible but. on ehirurgical assistance being procured, he presently recovered his reason, and, as the skull was ' not fractured, no apprehensions were entertained. The accident happened about two o'clock, and not until neatly four hours subsequently did any symp toms appear of the brain having received any vio lent C 0111: 1111 i In. He expired At nine o'clock in the evening. The head of 'the deceased was opened inn Faiday, when several of the smaller vessels on the brain were found to have been rupt'ned, from which the blood had gradually oozed, and occasioned his death. • In the Court of King's Beach. yesterday, "W. MAVLOT r moved far a rale to sbew cause why a writiT liaises Cit4ol should not be issued, dire fed to the Officer on board the Tender lying in the River. ordering him to bring up the bode of James Hardin:'. who had been sent,on board a few days since. The Learned Counsel gridinded his motion on an affidavit, which sated Harding was A jour neyman shoemaker, and hovidg brought a pair of shoes home to his m istrr,4 Fenchurch.street, he was accused with stealisg4he leather given him to bind them. and war ftwarnly brought before the SITTING M AG= EA 7E 4 at Guildhall. 'Nothing was there proved Wgiiiinst him, but as lie was a t 4, 14,. atom well-made coiag man. it was thought he could serve His i ;sot v, and he was immediately ;era on beard 'render. Lard Li.:....e ROUC it enquired, whe:lnr the man had rezeived f ly bounty ? or had he entered roltin -rwered in the . STATE P.iPI R. SW r. DISJ I 1)F ::f.AR ATION. sr From the mome - it /14 S.. -dish Majesty had determined opal taking a part iu hie coalition .asaio.t the usurpations of Ytpulcuu lit-Olatilattt, His Majesty had fisted hisatteucou upon the inetervation of the Ele.toral of the King Of Kiigi.intl upon the Cosiiiiisnt, which had .been evacuated by the Vomeh troops. Ready in miter them with a Swedish_and army. united under his co-is, His hlaiesty hastened, t e first iiitel:igence of the movement of a Pfthiall carps towards that country, eis enquire into the listeners s of Ilis Pnosian Majesty, and in full coteideitee, to d:ctiand of him, atwitter the match of his troupshati the same ohj,el as that -if the Cninbinad Army ; namely, that of rem • g the Electo rate of Hanover to its legitimate possessor, and in that Psis., to concert with His Prussian Majssty the joint measures to be t then. The King of ,Prussia, born that period, era Is.l c.ter ing into any explanation relative to this impornor obiot, and hat in a manner far from friendly. The uresolutioif +tact ma nifested by this Sovereign, in joining the cause of the Allier, could not but tend to augment Hs Majesty's susiiition ; and lfis Majesty did not hesitate to anticipate events, hi ea as.ng it ro be publicly made known, at a period alien the iii.entions of Me Court of Prussia, with respect to the States of His Itritatt.; Maiesty, mold wily be matter of enujemme, thatthe vault , I try of Laueithurg should slid remain under the protection of I the Swedish troops, until a Cativerition for that purpose was corieurt.d with the King of Englaud. It was the sole right of this Monarch only, as proprietor of the country, to decide upon the future fate of His Hereditary States; every arrangemeut, therefore, relative thereuntu, between France and was inallmissib.e. " It war, notwithstanding, upon this airangemeot, that the Bin g of Prues7a, in his Proclamation of January i 7, which was published so•-in after, endeavoured to assert his rieht to the etimplete oecoestion of the Electorate of - Hanover. The re iterated protestations made by the Court of Berlin on this oc casion, of being intliiced to take this step merely L..n save that tforiutry from greater calamities, might to have been. received as a guarairee ler its future independence. This language, however, did•not last long; instead of regarding the Electorate es a depot till the return of a general pease, at His Prussi a n Mairsty had solemuly OIIIIOIIIICO , I in the Preelainatiou before cited, a new Proctannstion, issued fmm B •rlia, dated April 1, announced, on the contrary, the definitive ening of these provinces to the Pruwoan Monarchs ; a measure which the Court of Berlin pietraided was founded upon the right or con• quest, and a formal treaty with France. " In this stare of things, the King, faithful to his engage- men's with His Britannic Majesty, Outright he coidd 11.4 toe trio much eireumspection, when the abandorririg of the t;ernian States of his ally b-came the subject of coieideration, which being once delivercd from the presence of the tiwedlin troops; must soon have fallen under the power of the Prussians. His lifaj rids, therefore, confining himself in the protection of the countries nn this si le of the Elbe, on his departure rto n Raise burg, declared, that having left to the duchy a Crap. of Swedes under the orders of the Aide Ile Camp, General Commatulain, Cratil,t Loren hide', he should look wren any attsekupop these troops, and the iorlepeorlence of the country,,..-1 a me wore of agroision against his own states. This declaration - has been repestedly sti..sle, and particularly in the letter of Count Laiwen hielm, dated Atoll I 3, to the Pritoian Winery Curniumidarits in Hanover, and the conntry of Mark. Count Lriereirthelm said egpready, that he had the strictest ardent to defei , l Cauca lung ag:inst any forego troops that should -itterni.t to miter it Nutwithatandma this, a detached CO/O'er Pi owiaue pawed that Ire tier at Marienstett, on the 2',d of this month, and in spite Of the brevet resistance of the Sir-dish troops, lid the toperiwity of their numbers, they took forcible puesewiwedsktigessateatry. " Und.-t the present circumnancto, the hiqg meld not re gard this violent measure otherwise than mo m art of lueti: i ty on the ;sort of Ida Prusaiep lidePinfOl contequantly he hies ordered an embargo to' he laid opon all the Prussian vitsvds iu the Sanibel% pwts. " If HI, Majesty has so long delayed to resent the outrages committed rep on ions and his by the Court of Berlin, it has arisen from His Mayeety'• constant v. ish to avoid •ever r thing that might le id to a rupture, as frog 0 inissilde. T,re intimaar . .tonneetion vidassting between the King of Prsisda and Napoleon Umtata/we, the direhlievj enemy of tbetlasee al lied CroUrta ) the eseisolori of tile English comnieree taoithe fails and dyers of tl.e North of <Semmes , it:teethe, with the unjust a.oho..tv 4otAbli i ,h,cl iu the Lie. to rate of elan-aye tail these were sidfizieut rielicationt of the real attain of viii raid Mersey t and th. attack which has hint pot m e g' a upon th e Siedish versus In has a ptit thr I.ot seal to at. • 1 5 The thiriarsigiel. toe -tally c i.or ee i P . 7 'th e King, his leaver, Of treat wi th the acc.e.hted Minot. is of th e Lira al e has rec,overil Hi, hur.ty,tlto,,,,s ortirti toexpose thetheve-inentinereffacus, in eerier to .coli.ehresi the public opinioa n o un the ,srment emiatilkilottillta jletweeadlut Courts of Stockholm and 111::thrt. . . .r .• • ss-CltilliT U 2 FeItSES, Greed Mesita/6f Serdest." , .._ssoose.LrogstikisseesegoeAsr, • SPORTING MIELJ.I( f V( E• . . -NEWMARKET SECOND BORINC; AftEtING, TIMIKDAT. MAY S. Fifty Pourrts for Three Year Ohl., ert..2lb.--Four Year Obis, Sit.—Five Year of& . Ist 7lb Year o,ds and Agyid, Sat . C. My. Windham', b. f. Glory, 4 yro old .• . • 1 Mr. Smith's bc. Prodigal, *yrs. old . Mr : F. Neale's b. g Stiathspe7. aged • . 3 of evraftisri's b e , brother tatHomby Lass, 3 yrs. old gen.. Grerlvenoes b. c. Hase-at4m, 3 yrs. old Mr. Meili.h's b. e. by Sir Peter. oat of Doubtful, 3 yrs old D. of bt..Alban's b. e. Scamper, 4 yrs old Mr. Howarth's eh 'c. Patagonian. by Pegasus, 3 yra old My. E. Gistalbion's b. e Southtori, by Porrouss, 4 yes old Mr. liourbouses b. e. bnith,r to Lumbago, 3 yrs old The Judge could Mace but three. Sto 1 agst Glory—. 4 to 1 agst Strathvey....4 to I agst Have. Sweepstakes of 59„:s each, h.fft. B C: Mr. D. Radcliffe's Orville, Ist 71b. . • . Mr F Neate's Quiz, est. 1315. • . Mr Haworth 's Norval, 7st. alb. 14 Foley's Sir Harry Dims Lle ' 9st. 3lb , . . 4 Sto S agst Orville-2 to 1 agstQois-110 to 1 agst Nor al -7 to 4 agst Sir Harry I)ienadate. Sweepstakes of Sep curb, across the Flat. Mr. Corldard's Newmarket, Ist. . 1 Mr. Andrews's F •thonn, 7st. Sib. . . . S Mr. Ilmaumh's Honesty, 6.t. IJIb. . . • I) to 1 apt. Newmarket--4 t 1 eget Horte.iy. Mr. R. Pewee's ltrainworro, en. 71b. beat Lord Fraley's Little Peter, 7.t. Ab. M. 20rt5.....6 to 41 igainst Sir J. Stellry's Sir Lamicelot, 7st. 1 71 b beat Mr. Mellish's Cur Peter, Sot. lelb. D. I. alOOgs.-7 to 4 against Sir LAUD- . . j Lord Sacks , 'lle's Bastard, gat. lll's. against Mr. C. Brown's Mountaineer, ;at. 8'.5. D. I. 10 , r. (dead heat).--0 to 2 nit ' Bastard. Lord Grosvenor's bileteora,P,t. 7lb rec. 70r. frost Lord F. thborrie's Superstition, 6.t. 1 lib. B. C. 200 r. b. ft. Mr. Melliah's Stave'', let. rec. 400 r irom Lord Eremont's Cardinal Beaufort, 71b. Tee yr. old C wogs . Mr. R. Bin ce's Sir Dario, Brt. WI. ree.'l o .sll 1 oiuturd Fo ley's Ilippocasnput, Rd. 31b D. I. 100 r. CHESTER RACES—(Cnntinncd.) WEDNI.SDA V. The Annual Cite Plate, value 301. with a Purse of 401.--Givew by the Corporation; the best of three four mile tirat‘.— Three year olds to carry a feather, four sear elb five year olds, Sit. 41h. six year olds, 9st. and aged horses, 9st. 41h.—Mares an 4, fillies a , lovred Sib. Mr [Well's eh f. Lavinia, by Pipator, 4 yes Mr. T L. 15,0oke's ch. c. Sapling, 3 fig .2 1 1 3 2 dr - . - Mr. F. D. Astfey's ch. e. by Marske, 3 yes . 17 A three-yeat-old Sweepstakes, of tOgs. each, p. p —Once round the emote sod a 41 , tance, to st.rt et the dt.a.aoce caw,. The horses to be tams fide the property of the subscribers Colts to carry 11. t. 7h *Hies Est 3'.b. . _ . . _ Lord Grem hc. Iry Serminstronh, S ys.t. Lora Grosvem.e. e. by Jobs' Buil. 3 yrs. So W. W. Wynoe'd b. c by Meteor, 3 y e.. 3 Mr. Ackcrs's gr. c. Atlog, by Sir Pelee, out of Lb, I y re. dr Mr. l'arletou, and tie Duke of Haaktitoo. did not anat. • BOND.STHE ET. LARGE EXTENSIVE WORK-SHOOS. By Mr. SHERWoOD, By e.der of the maim part of the Commissioners of Bank ruptcy, awarded and issued against Samuel Freeman, of Old Conaptue-street, in the parish of St John, Weg minster, in the comity of kdiddlirsea, drab& arid ehape.s i i, a Bankrupt, and by consent of the Mortgagee, st Gammas's Ci.the house, on WEDNESDAY, May 21,16'46, at T 4elve o'clock, ALL that YARD, WORK-SHOP, and PRE MISES, situate between No. 6i and 63, Neve It mil street, held for a term ut 14 year*, from Christmas, 1799, waiaing SO days, at a low rent —The IVorkshor4 are exceed ingly feet in length, with Word-room arid Saw-pit; tinier p..rt let to Mr. Phanips, tznant at will. Immediate pu-aemion may be had. May be viewed three dass nreeeding the sale; when Palticulari may be had of Mr Pane., Cr...*-street, Hatton Garden; of Mr. Sher win.', Bartholomew Ouse; ne the Prez...ions; and at Gana way's. ii II tari4 into the serv i ce. and being answered in the mei:A:lye. the Cour!, granted a role. 3 , .' . ~..., a Yorkihne carrier, was hruight *I up ..,,:- ` 4 -~l be; . convifted at the List Assizes o'--" g l _ '",.... of some pm:Fp:led spirits . Cl', r• ''''t ' tenced by the Court to be •te , 1Y ' ~ 'r . 4014 iii, ~ .;,, ~.4,t1 ewgate. - . ".- . .711 E AUR;cIITS. CORN EN.'Cll ‘NGE, ?t7*s 9. - - At this Market td-day, %Vile - at is in short supplies; waiting Netter artisan, but Tew putchas?sara effected, and those a rither les. Hirley is rather cheaper; and Malt very .ireavy sate No White Pc's. Oata ace here in t , oktable but faw fine s..m,4es, ant this tract! ;a h.:avy sale. at rather lower price Pinar scartely suopurts the qu.,te.l pn c .s, and expected lower. CURRF.NT PRI 834- 'WC 81. 04. Rye 4O. Barmy 80...55. 64 664. 7V. all PJI% (10 OA pi, 1...3* 34: 57. 61. ICE OF • tiCJlka. 5- 4% 0.1 T clc ittans 30 • sti •. u • . Oat. 43 . 264 dv►• P .Isnds 3l♦ a 9 itl Rape Seed —I. —I. 011 Fide Four 7)s ed Seconds.. "Os OA I'IICE •AOI. [tot 41 Mew 71 04 Saisek ... 4l 01 to 61 Ms Emex 4l, 0: to GI & SMITHFIELD, To cob the Offal. floor 4i 4J to St 4d %Almon.— 5 , 04 to So 6d Lamb. 6a. Head of Ca! Recta, 'boot 600—Sh4 NEWCATF. AND LBADIiNHALL MARkETS. By the Catiase. Beef 9s 41 to 4. 4d Veal 4s 0.1 to 3i B. hltstc.wi....44 6d to Si 04 I Pork 81 to Ss 88 Lamb as. Od. to 7s. 0,1 PRICKS OF HAY AND STRAW. $7 WII IT ICH *PIM. Hay.... 11 Os a 31 Os Oa I lay 3l 3. a 41 Ws Strsw..'stl Ss a XI 14s Od New Or Os • 01 0. IClover 41 44 • 51 50 Straw .ll 16s a 21 Os RAW 1111)ES. Best Ileiftos and Meets, let stone, 3s. 24 to 3s. 4.1. 640.1 , a50ts 2i. 104. to qs. Od Ordonars Market Calf — 124. 64 each. Engltsh Horse Sliesp Skins Skio• is. 64. to Ss. Od. MI.F_TINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, MONDAY aifi'(T• M M Issue. Mammaad Samotel ti,rloury,Sweetines Rent.. 1.0,,,1 so 4 r allot-141os. --keteoers - - 2 12 Titosts:.i. Ila:I, late of Irts !ley, Worcester, tai'or - 2 1•' Wslltlso `.l* ball, Old lisaltlern. London, ItrinSs-maker 1 12 Jame, ILO, ID.•l,tlord, Kant, yiatealler - - 1 12 PRICZ OF STOCKS YESTIADAY. • Rani: Stork I 2ln • 3 oer Cent. Re.tuiced S p er Cont. Cuushts ' 4 Per Cents. 5 pelt Cent. NA% y phrig Annuities Imperial 'S per Cent InsperialArnaulties ' h9 16 • . Ouiuuns India Stork 1 - 9.11 I ens Howl. Eitehrsrhs HA. hiiglish 11.0t , i1 Tickets ..... ...P01 7s. Ccus...ll fur • BISH, Stn.:ls-Booker, rrtlon, and 9, (;harina-anas. Nq 4. COURSE OF b.) Anistentim Sli 2 V. D . lttO Kottetdarn an.bungb 34 10 211 , . Aliona 311 941/. l'a:tp 1 Day's Date P 4 2 D:tto touule...z Cada —in partn. Dino Slieffee' ire 4112 , 1-1,1 ...in pap,. !Ditto 22lcrectlie 'llllboa 37 Leghorn soi Rapis ..a 44 —D.btin on Lanese (Al Relfaa nt 1,./)40 NI Apo 11.474. t on Dublin (Don :CIIANUE—M r 9. (:r114.. Weiser C 64 1.1.. bas ()pone GI 1 Dohlo, 12 Cork 13 t:no. 1. s. d ill[ll l Gold to C 0. ., 1114 RA,II rev Of ••• •••• Nt le DouVoone... Neer 6i tn Marc Plea Lvut• caca -. Asp. ow the 1t..0k of Idollioo . Si per Cent. Qt{.; ln 1 I 29. j • Bl 331 61 days. • IF HOPS. IPOCICIITI. Kant f .51 At to 71 13a SJ4telt bl Oa lb 71 0 1 Farnham... 81 to 11N1 FOID4T, 1 1 4 4r S. —pe, Stone of In% I Veal .. 5 4 01 to 6. eel P .... 4. ad to .56 8d Od. to 76. 8.1. mitt :hi. D.), eep and Lambs, 7,00 HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON RRIDt.E. morn. 7 aim after 7. I Ens 20 min. after 7. SALES BY AUCTION. • - gy Mr. Sti ERWOf)II, By Ordrite of the major part of the Cornmissionery named and authorised in and by a Commission of Bankruptcy, awarded and issued against Samuel Freeman, of Old Compton-street, in due parish of St. Ann, Wintinindos, in the county of .Middlesex, carpenter, dealer and chapman, a Bankrupt, and by consent of di,. hlortglgee, at Cariswa.'s Coffee home, on WEDNESDAY, May 21, at 'Twelve o'Ciock, in One Lot, ALaL that PIECE or PARCEL o f GROUND, situate on the West side of Lill-row, Sum( r , town, in the awns v of Middlesex, with the two vary gmd brick- Ludt DWELLING HOUSES erected thereon • lett to re grettable tenants at 611. 10s. per saloon', and hold far a term of 77 ifaan, from M.d.aintater, 1694, ft the low grouod Keel of 61: per &Aiwa). May be viewed by leave of the Tenints, and print-d Par ticutars 1144 of Mr. Patten, Nolic,tor, Cana-.tract, Hamm gardati of Mr. Sher...owl, Baratirinruew-close ; on the Pre mises; and at Gar:awar's, SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. StIER WOOD, • Rs Order of the major part of th•• Commivioners named and nothorlsedin - and 64 a Cominisrion of Ranlcro n t o ., a ,„ 3 ,„ l , l a d mated whist Samuel Freeman, of DA Comptonsitre6, in the pari.h of St A4lO, Westminster, in the counts ul Middlesex, carpenter. dealer and cha p orals, a Bankrupt, and be content of the Nino ewe,. ; a? Garrawar'A CoMes-liense, scua ll e.alles„ on . WEDNESDAY, this Ilst rA May, a; Twelve &Clock, n tine Lot, ALL that PIECE or PARCEI. of GROUND, with the MESSUAGF. or TENEMENT now erening and building thereon, situate in the South Crescent, Afford. ne.w Tnitritliam-cosort.road, and leading to Rut-std. •41031,. The kluuse is substantially brick built, amered /11. all the sash frames 6xed, and some of the Hors st.d held for a term of upward: of 9u Years, at a ground Rent of 131. 14s Td. May be viewed three days preceding the Sale, when panted Nrticralar , may be had of Mr. Prce Soltcitor, Cros , street, if . ,“„„. 0 4. 1$ ; o f N:r Sherwood, ISattholoinew.close ; on the Pre n ir e r ; and piaci of Sale. RiBLIOTIIFCA M‘RSTIAI.I.IANA. )$ Mr. STEWART. AIWA 4 1riflion Room, N... 193, Piceadi.ly, (apposite Albany,) on bit/MOAT NEXT, the 1.:111 May, and Erten follow. Inc nays. (SionLy escruurl,) . THE Choice, curious, ralurable. CLASSICAL LIRR ART, of the Rev. Mr. MARSIIALI.; einisisth.g 0 ( the best Autlat.ro, boil. ancient and ntosln.n, in Eriglith To. pog , ,phy t rarlw 'Cosmic' and Travels; a most con:, pieta asseinhlage of Fedi Topopiaphir, IlAtwv, awl B.*, it. laiive-to that Kingdom. Tha rare Editions of the (las s ie s in Fitt. Pritte,:ps, Delphin, Variorum, Varian and Mdus; van. au. Rooks of Prima, line linpre.:l•ns„ . 1 111/AP., SIC ; all vie Work, in Printiwz; many scare! Theis en Elielish History, line Copies, with Portraits. The whole in the blithest state of preservation ;and many in the most splerult I Pinalings, in M. m O ,, Russia, &c collet/ad with gnat Judgment and Tate, donne the last Fifty Years. Catalogues to be had, price One Shillin:, and to viewed. CtOOK E.GREEN, HAMMERSMITH. By Mr. STEWART, At Garraway's Coßk.e..lfotise, on THURSDAY, the 4211 bite s 1806, at One o'Clrxk, by order of theContmissioo•re, or,„ der a Commission of Bankruptcy, against Stephen Buck. A LL thatneat TENEMENT,or LEASEHOLD CIL ESTATE. being N.. 5, Brooke-Green Ter , sce, near Turnpike, on the high 1 ,, .d through Hammersmith, at po., en t not quite fini,liert The House is two stories high. and 0.1141 A, of ern ioortis on each floor, excerert front and hack kitchen en basem.•nt,front aos.aurfty °arched vatilt-,frontCOUrt enekeee, balcony rade., With 400 to 6:0 fluor windows, and rardtil hind ;the huildir•g is cowered iii,joetol and partitionist thrntel ; v'.ir made from ineetnent to fine floor, a *Vet t d..or, a•.d nne ieading to the garden Axed,Yash frames to atl the el:ideas, part , if them axed ; the preiniyes extending 102 feet in de: a ty 17 foot wide , herd far a Term .f ft Year., from M:a.•.v;t mar, 1S(15, for the fir.t three Years, paging a P-m:er-f:cm ; aut (or the remaining Term, roily a ground rent of p. r To b^ •iewed by app!ying to Mr. Cunningham, Gcocts, No I, Brooke-Graen'fe•rare. Particulars had at the Bell and Anchor Tier's, Hummer smith Turnniko; King•■ Anns Taerrn, Keirmirion ; isw e t4e Head Coffee-House, Chanim.!.-lane; Germany's 3 and ist Pa e3ddly, opposite Albany. ELEGANT; PLEASANT, AND RUItAL FREEHOLD COTTAGE AND LAND, SURREY. liy Mr. STEVIi A RT, With itome.iiate POsieleloll. At Oarrawayt Coffee-Haste, est THURSDAY, May 22, IfIGG, at 12 r.`Clock, r 'NNE pleasant and beautiful R F.SIh)EN CE, calletz 11 oxrco corr4GF, with the w.II agewte.: When". Stabling, Coach-M:4Kr., Gorden ' Pleamtessvound , and ,kieu acre* of Meadow Lind, inviable fear the le...fence of a genteel sei:h ismer rii.ite possession ' the Oinks in • mast eatel.' hut crate of re,..ir t the well adapted furniture to he taken bv valuation. 'Dated bt situate about teen's oat miles f.oiss anim a all a turnpike roAllewriing from Galstone to Wevethikot, is the most rural and pitemict part of the tumefy of Surrey Ulf • mnndcd 9v several Gentleineu'a seats, in a vitiate neighbositt:. A ltood, where fat bonndsasd fiarriersatre kept To be viewed, and Partirelars had at the Swan Inn, 13414. stone the White Hart hut, Crappies' ; they ittainiet Dead Cotlbe-Houte, Chaneert -lane; (Sierra WTI'. of Tittcwas Dow. ton, El Solicitor, Tenip:e; and at Mr. Stewart's Auctiou- Route, nopri.4te Alba DAMON. NOM H ACK NET. LEASE AND ELIGANT HOCSEHOLIA TVIIMITUREt By Mr. STEWART. en the Preraket, Ne. 14, Dahitmt Hate, Dahoton. on TUES. D ay, Mair . 27. IROS, at Twelve I.'Cnelc, THE LEASE of the Pleasant Premises; eon -1 tai ii ill g two Rooms nu each Fltaor,• small and ne . :l Lid out Garden • stetson and useful Hounal.nld Furniture, to en, - tit Reds and Fumaturr, Linen Cnimt, Carpets, Ciati.s,T.bel, Fight Day t lock, Pier and !Inking glasses, kitchc.% Tire Premise% t he **lowed elgtit duo previous to tis age, • be end the Furniture ()hefty. Prlnted patiteulete may then . had, on the prelautts; at the liavtist Need Coffee-house, chat,- rer-laite Garrattates Ctlree-houte; Mr .R ogee.. Ma nch.-4,r- buitdino, W•imuluster i sod *I Mr. TrAliti! ALl , ly , P10;14111, • BIBLIOTHECk DONFGALIANi. fly Mr. STEWA( r, At ha AlOioi. Room. Nn. 194, fhccarld;y, opposite on THURSDAY, May 29, ISCf,,aud following days, (Sue des excepted), ()NE of tbe most Valuelle, Magnificent, Splen did, Seareo, IWO Curiont COLLECTIONS of ROOKS oferud fur many years to public wile. Coliseums of the most esteemed Authors in all Languages . ; Lie very finest and art itts,,re*.hins of Books of Prints illustrative of the Work. of the great Mayers of the Italian, Flemish, Dutela, t;erman, Freud', and English Schools; an invaluable, fine, mid perfect ,s;:112• blage of Fnelish, Scotrh, and Irish Topography, sod (...0.17')! Voyag a, Trmehl, Natural Hiner,. Poetry, and Mis oellancousWorks ; the whole selected with great judgment, arid bnuod in the most costly and beautiful bindings, is Mamma, Ruswa, Sec. B.i.ig the Library of the late Must Nob:. ARTITI,IR, MARQUIS of DOD[EGAL, Deeeemd. To he viewed only with Catalegue.% prv!. 24. 64 reach, tabs harLof Mr. C mkt, 1 aoksetler, Ozfoid ; Mr. Deightou,dwok seller, Cambridge ; and at the place rd sale. UPPER NORTON.STREET, POIt ILAND-PLACE. Or Mr. STFW‘RT, At Caraway's Co7a.e..honse, on TIIURSDKT, May 22, IE6, at Twelve o'Cloek, TO E LEASE of a Sub,tantial HOUSE. on goo" repair. and most e,g.Ny SI hi, U;oper NU' voi-str-at, rover Port:andlolace, hell for • tern, oor which yle,eii years are unexpired at Midsummer neat. at the low rent 01 55; per ann. now let under an atreer , en 4 which ceases ior September item, when poaaession mar be ha. et 631. par snu. bout presumed to be of Vie value of BO I" ann. The premises contain five stooie. (isielrieirog ar WV :nem) of two rouses nn each flaor ; front and bark area'. ex cellent awl cellars, :tee &-,anrLere well supplied with the finest spring at:d river water. The pri.icioal apartments are fittta''P with nrirS'e Chiroirsr e., and haiii.minely papteed• The •l e ar is Op ell b reh in front and beck, and intends to Hamo.. stead, Hoghgare, &c. ; and the imoordiate vicinity of the moist agreeable and f,• - loanable rides a:ad walks, readers the situation uncommonly Joinible. T.. be viewed seven days preceding the sale, between the hoary of one and three, by tickets, to be had of Mr. Stewart and particulars had at the Baptist I lead C-offs'-hours, Chan cery-lane; Uarraway's Coffee house; and in Piccadilly. vs_ LONDON !—Teiutad by C. DAVIDSON. No. 17, Du lt.`s Court, eqW-Orein, COlterg Carlos, and Publis hed at the elks, No 15, NaLk of St. Clenent's Chuieh. Strout , ha W. STUCK, of No 7, New li*lton.-str.et, Loot MP.' w' See. to, thi. Paper , *gat to the Oflsco (pout paid). attuniid ie. MARRIAGES. • On Sunday last, at St Mary's Church, Stocknost, Mr James Lomax, Printer and Rookseller, to Miss Clarke, Oa ugh ler of J Clarke, Esq. of Calle, HO, near Sem-k e pt Yestordsy morning, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Captain Color, d the (Insists, to the H in. MIMI Coventry e.drst daughter of the Right Ilan. Laid Dcerliunt. Immediately after the ceremony, Vie happy couple, with a splcdid equipage, set off to Mershaut Park, the seat of Colonel Jolliffe. DEATH. • At Chatham, en Monday afternoon, whilst sitting in his chair, tirdparing to meet some friends, the members of a book viciiity, of which he was secretary, Joha Burton, El Clark of the Survey of Chatham Dock Yard. ~~: ,- ~ ~,~.: ~ . . n..M.IpIE.I••••M Rws, r I