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- POLICE. • • lie KSSISW•MIOCSII• 11,1brrlik„ , fltkrman T. Smt rm. 1.1 A man 'aarpta•ltitbirison was charged with Ide handing a young• than of two guineas ankan um brella, under the pretence of ptocutirg fox. ?tint a • place under Government. The Complainant had caused an advertisement to be inserted in one of the public N wspapers, of fering a premium of 201. to any laity or gentleman who could obtain for him an adequate employment wader Government. He received, in consequence, a letter horn the Defendant, which led to an inter view, in which the Defendaht promised to obtain for him a place tinder G tvernmant, hut demanded two guineas AS earnest of his commission, which the Complainant paid. He also borrowed theCrunplain ant's umbrella, which he never returned. The Complainant called on him at several places, to which lie successively shifted his lodgings, without being Able to hear any tidings of the promised ap poir,rment ; and at length the Defendant ilisap. • pealed altogether, and no account of him could be &stained. The •Complainant, however, tried an espe tient to discover him, by inserting anotbe advertisement in the Papers, similar to his forme crie.hut giving a different address ; it was immedi ately answered by Robertson, who was thus found out, and taken into custody to answer the charge. Robertson, on being interrogated by the MAois- TaATL as to his residence and mode of livelihood, after much ht sitatinn, said, he lived at Camberwell ; that he had been formerly a Clerk in the Office of a Mr. Milks ard, Comptroller of Excise, but had quit that employment two years since. He said he had respeBable conneCtions in town, who would give him a good charalter. He was remanded un til Friday. The City Sessions concluded yesterday. Last Saturday, Ales. Morse", late Miss Ellis, was committed to the House of Correftion, at Lewes, eh.upred with stealing some cards of lace, and a silk handkerchief, in the shop a Mr. GlllOO, linen draper, in that town. fhe stolen articles wets found, by virtue of a search warrant, in her apart , • meet. F.itraA of a Letter from Leipsic, dated 011. 14, 4. Yesterday a notice was published by the Magis wawa, prehibiing the country merchants from !caving this fair hefo.e its termination, with the view that the payments of the last fortnight may be made with the usual order and regularity." Last Friday, a post chaise. in which a gentleman and a 14dy were taking an airing, was overturned on the hande, at Worthing ; but, happily, without prodocing any material injury to either. _ _ - - - . The same day, Mr. Gazer, of Finden, Sussex, has the misfortte e te hove one of his thighs broken. by the fall of his horse. as he was hunting in the of that plate Miss . Davi!. whose confinement in a house in John- sti re• ..!en..cpsare. and subsequent retnev to the Po: r House of St. Lmes's Parish, in a state of lenacy, we mentioned in former Papers, has, by tee unremitting attention afforded to her. regained her faculties, but is now blind. R.4art BienitY, that well-known eharatler. is again in the hands of justice. On the 15th of September, he broke out of Rochester gaol, where be was con fined on a ,claarge of felony, exhibited against him, on the teth of August. sewn atter his dismissal from the office oi Excise 1 idesmon, at Bristol, a situation which he had fot some time possessed, we presume, as a reward fur his former good services. He was apprehended on Tuesday se'nnight, in Ditchling street. seven miles from Lewes, where he had the temerity to mike his appearance, th..ugh sensible of being strongly Luspetted of having, on the preceding day, with An accomi lice, robbed the dwelling-huuse of Mt Wickham, a reputable fainter, at Allimirue, near Clayton, the place of Bignall's nativity. The offenders watched the farmer's premises. un til his servants had quitted them, to pur'ue their la bou'r, and, taking advantage of their absence, im mediately proceeded to the chamber of Mr. Wick harn, whom they bound down in his bed, and, after taking his watch, and a purse, containing two seven shillings'-pieces, Ind some silver, went to the cham ber finer of hit housekeeper, which, being fastened withimpide, they burst open, but without meeting with the woman as they expelled, she having, from the tenor of a conversation she overheard, escaped, half dressed, through the window into the street. The fear of detettion, from the alarm she might give, induced them to decamp with the booty they had secured. • Mr. Wickham having declared Bignall, whom he well knew, to be one of the robbers, a hue-and. cry was raised, and more than two hundred persons , in.taatly joine3 in the pursuit, which was atlively, but unsuccesslully, continued the whole day, the offenders hawing eluded their lendable design, by P' taking refs ge fit a large weod between' Horstper e point and Henfield. [Thawed by this formidable force, which they knew had volunteered to tate them,..hey were, be tween five and six o'clock the next morning, disco vered &Wiling together, in the street beforemen • tioned,Thy Mr. Harriot, master of the White Horse inn there, who, alone, and at the peril of his life. enibraced the first opportunity of seizing Bignall, and. After a hard scuffle between the three, succeed ed in sectoilig him ; but his accomplice. named toteiee, ( who also broke oat of Rochester gaol,) be ture Mr. Harriot could procure assistance, ran off, and effected his escape, tho' bet for a short time, ;as he was taken the same evening , at a publ i c house, on Chalky South Common, about five miles from „Lewes, where he tarried three hours to refresh him self, and thereby created a suspicion, that did not escape the vigilance of the tamely et Mrs. Galland, who keeps tl•e house. The folowing extraorclimary accident happened last week, in the neighbourhood of Wotton-tindet- Edge, Gloucestershire :—Four men, who had as serohled in the night, ss ith an intention, it is en ppos ed, of stealing timber, went into a field adjeinieg that town, where several pieces had recently been placed. for the purpose of building. Three of these fellows, in this nefarious pursuit, had got a small • tree upon their shoulders, and were carrying it off, L • when the man who supported the butt-end slipped r down. and the whole weight of the piece falling upon him, he was haled on the spot ! . NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 27. Arrived the Daring gen-vessel. 'I he Lively frigate sailed to join General Crau ford's expedition, yesterday, at Falmouth. .1 he Castaur and Sanwa expedt to join them. Admiral Murray, it is said, is to take them under his com mand. sailed the Argus sloop, with a convoy of trans• ports, fur Cork. Arrived L' Aigle frigate. Capt. Wolf, from off the Black Rocks, last from Plymouth. Went down to St. Helen's, this morning, the Re rolatiennatre and Criampien frigates. The Neptune is released from quarantine, but the transports from the Mediterranean are not. Arrived the Saracen sloop, from Cork. The nark frigate is appointed convoy to the West Indies. The Sabrina sloop is commissioned by Captain Kittoe. Admiral Murray hoisted his flag on Saturday, and struck it again, aad went to London. DIAL, OCT. 27. Sailed His Majesty's ships Seahorse, for Sheerness, Astrea and Vestal frigates, and several gun-brigs, for the French coast. Came down from the River, the Travers East In diaman. The Antelope, AAa►anthe, and East Indiamen, remain in the Downs. with the rest of the ships as per last. Also the Pandora, Long, from Plymouth ; and the Transfe e l Moore, from Quebec. novas, OCT. 27. This morning, three East Indiamen and several whalers passed this place, for the River, some few passengers were landed. It is said, that fears are entertained for the Warren Hestia,: East India man. A small French boat, loaded with brill, was this morning sent in by a gun brig. Six o'Cluck, p m. An uncommon heavy firing has been heard for this hour past, in the direftion of Boulogne. A dog-fox, and two bitch foxes, have been taken in'the neighbonrbood of Stocklewath, in the follow ing singular manner :—As Mr. Rumaxv was, on Sunday morning last, in his cow-house, a fox en. tered, driving a hen before ; apd, just as Rewound was about to devour it, Mr. Romany shut the door. and, after a long struggle, took her alive. And on Monday night following, two other foxes followed some geese into a barn at Sciprigg, when. by some means, ;he door had closed, and entrapped the plunderers, nho were next morning secured, and are new in the custody of Mr. RUMNCY, who intends to turn them off before the hounds on Broad. field. on the following days ; the first will be turned of on Monday first; the second on Monday se'nnight, and the third on Monday fortnight. Of late, a great deal of damage has been occasioned by these animals, amongst sheep, geese. and poultry. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING, ISO& MONDAY, 0CT0129 27. Sweepst iken of 100 v. •ich, h. ft. D. 1. Mr. C Browne's Mountaineer, lit. 91b. 1 Lord Bartymere's Strap, Sat alb. - 2 Mr. W. lasyly's Gratitude, Sat lib. S Mr. C. Brownes Mountaineer, Ott. beat Major Wiiloll . ‘ bother to Vivaldi, 9n. lib. B. C. 1002 6 . Mr Wyndham's Glory, beat Mr. Andrews's Garland, Ist. 41b. ; two yr old C. Miss. lA. Grosvenor's Joliet, Bst 71b. beat Mr. F. Neale's Mateo lio, Bt, two 4 r. old C. 100 v. It ft. Sir C. Buribury's Snug, 9.r. 51b. brat Mr. Wilson's Sally, ILt tlb -two-yr old C. 50p h. ft. Mr. Ladbroke's Achilles, Bst beat Ld Darlingtrin's fleeter, Pat. SIS. Ab. M. 290v.h. ft. Mr. Arthur's itainworm, Sit. lib. beat Lord Darlington's Zodiac. got. Ab. M. 200 v. Mr. Arthur's Cardinal Beaufort, beat Mr. Watson's Dr,ad. nought. Sat. 416. each. AU. M. 200 p h. ft Mr. Mellish's Luck's. All, B.t. beat Mr. F. Neale's Resole. tor. s.t Mb T. M. M. IC. 201Igs. b. ft. 1.4 Darlington's Pavilion, beat Mr. Mellish's !Barely, Bst. each. Ab. M. 500 gs IA F. a-smack's Optician, beat Mr. Howortlt's Enterprise, Itst. suit. R. M. 100 p, h. ft. Mr. A. thin% Wretch, 114 t. 31b. but Mr. MANIA% °Take. goes, 64. AS. hi. 209 p D. of St. Alban's Merrythought, Bst. 71b i.e. ft from Mr. Mellish's Miss Buckle, 7.t. 61b Two-yr eM C. ?Orhts, It. ft. Mr. Blachbard'sCurrycomb, Est. rec. ft. from Mr. Howarth's Langton, B.t. 31b. Two-yr old C. 100 p, h. ft. Ld Foley'. Poris, Bst. 71b. apt Mr. Payout Tudor, tit. lib Ab. M. 20ogs. 01. Ld Ir. Sentinek's Bagatelle, list. lib. ree. ft. from General Gower's Swinley, tn. Inlb D. 1. 100 gs, h ft. Sir J Sitellv's Sir Latineelot, roe. 30st from Mr. Arthur's tVretch,lsst. each. Ab M. 20ngs. Mr. II Proiee's Comrade, 6.t. 131 b tee. 75gs from Mr. Wat•eii's Vagabond, sa. 41b. Two yr old C. 20( gs, is ft. sto 2 011 Mountaineer-4 to 4on Glory-2 to 1 apt Jasper —7 to 4on Snug-1 to 9on Achilles... 4 to 4on &outworn,- 2tol nn Cardinal Beauluit—b to 4on Luck's All-5 toll tat Pavilion-4 to 4on Optician-5 to lon Wretch. 1 rxreemarawri=anovne FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 1.411.1f/4AT PROMOTIONS. It •r-llice, Ore. 2s, 1146. STAFF. To be Brigadier Generals to the Forces serving at the Cape of Good Hope. Brigadier General Frederick Augustus Wetherall, from the West India Staff. Colonel William Cockell, ache sth Fnot. C.:44666m0 signed by the f ird Lieutenant of the Great, of Kent. Beniarniii Cobb, jun. Eig. to be Deputy Lientenant--dated Jcly 11, 1806. Joseph Rase, Esq. to be ditto—doted ss oboes. West Kent Regiment of !Nada. To be Lieutenstrts—Kdwed %Vatts Harris, Gent —dated Sep tember 3, 18'16; Richard Davies, deal October 14, 1906, John Wllltbott, Gent —dated October 15, 1806; Edward Jones, Entitte—dated as above; William Lewes, Gent —dated as above To be Feetgo.—John Studdart Gent --dated Sepiernher 94, 11106; ---- Slade, Gc nt.—dated Chtober 11, 1806; Thomas Woodhants, Gent. —dated as above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richard Isaac, Wdli.o Btay, and John Gill, of Tevistock, in the county of Devon. Dated July 9, 1116 J trace Loake, Robert Willans, and John Stevens, of Love-lane, Eartche.ip,sathe city of London, wise and brandy deetchasits October 13, 1306. Lawrence rust Wag,taff, of Sollingtots, in the county of Cheater, and William Watts, of Railing', in the said county, eetbin-Manufacturers. Dated o tnn iy,, 20. 18JG. Alexander Sinclair and Alexandn of Liverpool, in the county Lsncastzr, broken and, general agents. Dated S August 19, 1196. . , • 4 ' n '..."r'.. • I•• •• .. • - Vat*. . ".' 14 ' 1 ." . • SANE IIeUPTS . . . . . . Joserpla Sell, of Castor, in the county 6f Limo's', metier, Ott, Vinosity Wt. is ?taw, -stistafe. the 1445 . o f *pi ma Matter, grocer, dealer std chapmen, to surrender, November' Hastewor.o3, Esq. of • daughter. 7, Band December J, at eleven, at the George Inn, in Castor. lii Bagret-street, Dublin, the Lady of the Hoe. ye et ,,i e , liy Attorneys, Mr Nicholson, in Glacnford lingirs, it the count.r Bla A q t u ß ae ., r . r. g ,....: C s as s_ t o le n ., . ,th _ .eLad y of the Right lion. Cal. wiii. of Lincoln; Mr. Selmer, in Castor ; arid Messrs Leigh and The Lady et J ose ph Ridgeway, Esq. of a daughter l o u f il' A co rch un da ty le:t a ti y lsl c c a ar 'sQs l e , - .ason,•Neer 11:idgeetreet, London. John Humble, of South Shields, in the county of De Mem, of' a son. linen draper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, November IV, In• Dominick-street, et V. deConnor'=, E s q. the Lady .., It, and December 9, at obese', at the house ei Henry Brow an n d , hle o u t r . .c . e n, B „ l rid ake ;y E la sq m: of th eTot:dery the Rose and Crown, to Si.ash Shields Attorneys, Chrism- arid heir. pher Bainbridge, of Chap•ersow, in South Shields; Messrs. Bell acid Brodr:ck, Bow-lane, Cheapside, London. Esq. of Britain Wood, Hettfonhhire, of a son, being tu s William Cowperthwaite and James Waring, of Manchester, ellitcetath child. in the county of Lancaster, manufactorers, dealers and char On W ednesday, the 15th instant, at Rollestsn Hall, Sul. men, to surrender, November 12, 13, and December 9 , at fo rdsline, the Lad y of Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart. of a daugho sv eleven, at the Bridgewater Arise Inn, in Manchester. Aver• th, saturday, the 15th instant, Mts. Cruicisahauk. of Las t nays, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, in Manchester ; and Mr. Ralph ley Park, Scotland, of a daughter • Ellis, Cursitor.street, Chancery lane, London. The Lady of Major M'Murdo, of the Dumfries-shire els- John Perkins, of Hertford, carpenter, undertaker and tim- line, of a daughter, at Musselhutgli, Scotland. ber-merchant, to surrender, Nove mber I, at ten, 8, and De- On the Yid instant, at his house ill Gloucester-place, tl, e cembet 9, at one, at Guildhall, London. ALM: ney, Mr. Lady of James Hewett Mussy Dawson, Esq- of a dmittra,„ Crawford, Craven-buildings, City Road. MARRIAGES. Thomas Taylor, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, George Wade, Esq. of licllany, county Meath. to Miss Da gun-barrel-maker, dealer and chaptuan, to surrender, Nov. Ira daughter of Dr. Daly. Id, at use, 14, and December 9, at twelve, at the Swan Tavern, in Bull street, Birmingham. Attorneys, Masts Kinderley, John Vs arneford Armstrong, Esq of Killen's", in tillititiaa county, S3ll of the late George Armstrong, of B..llscumber, k. l Long, and Lice, Synatinirs Inn, Chancery. lane, London; arid to Miss Anne Turner, daughter of the late William ..Ture • Mr. Palmer, Birmingham. Esq. of the city of Gloucester. Robert Browne, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, in the city at By the Bishop of Cloglier, Robert Julinston, Esq. of Mea t London, and of South Lam beth plant-, in the county of Sur- h ermenag h , to Miss Letitia Richardson, daughter tat the Le ' rey, insurance broker, dealer and chairman, to surrender, Nov. Sir William Richardson, Batt. 1, at ton, 8, and December 9, at one, at Guildhall, London.— DEATHS. Attorney., Messrs. Teesdale arid Brown, Bishopsgate street On Sunday last, the 26th October, at Bolton Hall, York- Within. . shire, altar an illness of sixteen iissie, Jane Emma Dr4e, Thomas Farrar, of Pada", in the county of York, clothier, to elslest daughter of Admiral Job's Orde, Bert aged fi ve surrender, Nov. 14, 11, at the Black Bull inn, in tner Gusal, to anal five mon ths. yeas the said county of York, add December 9, at eleven, at the Bull Lately, a t St. Petersburg's, M-s. C gh, aged 83, fetid and Mouth Inn, Lard ,an the said comity. Attorneys, Mr. of the late ff iehohisCavanaogh, .;:.•,s. of the seine plaice. T hu Evans, Thavies- inn, London . and Mr. Carr, Goinersal, neat • ~,,,,,e...abye and ,e. petted Lady lived to nee ten s.,,ccemaith.the Leeds. Throne of It tone, being born in the reign of Peter Me Cruz, Edward Farrar, new or late of Pudsey, in the county of whose God-daughter she was. York, ensnarer, dealer arid chapmaii, to surrender, November On Tuesday, the I.7th instant, in Dublin, after a m an 4 , .. 14, 15, at eleven, at the house of Thomas Wray, the Black ness, of an apoplectic fit, William Stokes, Esq MD. tale of 801 l Inn, in Gusisetiol, ill the said county of York, and De- Killeshandta; a gentleman, whose learned and bomerelent comber 9, at eleven, at the house of William Ward, the Bull mind ornamented and improved the circle in which he emtdi and Mouth Inn, Leeds in the said county. Attorneys, Mr. h . .' especial; friendship embraced the human race. Evans, Thanes-iii,L ondon ; and Isar. Car e r L' Jlearell s " ear At her liolll2, in Granby-row, Mrs. Bennett, widow of the Leeds. late Thom.. Bennett, Esq. of Thum/Amen, is the loci Bernard Ross, of New City Chambers, in the city of Lon- county. dun, merchant, dealer and chaposm, to surrender, November 8, lb, and December 9, at uric, at Gustillhill. Attorneys, Messrs. Parnthet and Son, London street, Ferichurcli-street. NIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON BRIDGL M0rn....39 min. after S I E►a0....32 cam. aver S. DIVIDENDS. Novernbe; 4. Robert Guy, of Swan-yard, Shoreditch, in the county of Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chapatti% at ten, at Guildhall, London, December 2. George Poem, late fiof Leadenhall market, London, poulterer, at ten, at Guildhall. November IK. Philip Delilah, of the town of Portsca, in the county of Soutlsaustawais, pork butcher, dealer and Chapman, at one, at the house of Henry Ploughman, the sign of the Ship and Castle, Portsea. November SS. John Woodford, late of Oxferdwtreet, m the county of Middlesex, bet now of Bearbinder-lane, in the city of London, chemenaunger, dealer and chapenan, at one, ■t Guildhall. December 13. Peter Duffy, late of Newman-street, Oxford road, iu the county of Middlesex, write-merchant, dealer sod Chapman, at one, at Guildhall, London. December 6. William Beattie, of St. Pawl's Church-yard, in Ms city of Louiloo,'poeket-beok-maker, dealer and chap men, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 29. Benjamin Sephen Curheg, of Portland-place, Clapham-road, in the county of Surrey, itunernasou, dealer and chapinan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. NO,. 23. John Florian Goring and Elizabeth Johnston, of St. Mary Axe, is the city of London, merchants, at twelve, at Guildharl. Nur. 29. John Bodcock, of Paternoster-row, in the city of London, bookseller, at ten, ►t Guildhall. Nov 27. William Bromhead, of Stamford, in the county of Lincoln, ironmonger, at three, at the hews et Peter VAiscit, the George Inn, in St. Martin's, Stamford Baron, in the county tat Northampton. N •v. 19. Christopher Clark, of the city of Carlisle, in the county of Cornbcrland, mercer and linen-drapes, at eleven, at Mrs. Elliot s, the Wagon lair, in the city of Carlisle. Nov. 27. John Priestley the elder, of Fieldhead, in the parish of 'lnstall, in the county of York, John Priestley till younger, of the same place, Allacll/ ellestley, of Upper Clairton, iu the parish of Hackney, in the county of Mid diesel, and Joseph Priestley, of Great St. Heron',, in the city ot London, merchants and dealers, at eleven, at the Gulden Lion Lin, in Leeds. Nov. .22. Jahn Cartier, and William Wilkinson, both of stricepert, in the county of Chester, muslin-manutacturevs, dealers Attu chairmen, at eleven, at the Comte Inn, in Stow.- port. Nov. 211. John Cartier, of Stockport, in the county of Cheater, muslin-rnanulacturer, dealer and cimpnian, at tiered, at the Castle Iran, in Steck port aforesaid. • Nov 22. Willem Wilkmsou, in Stockport, is the county of Chester,muslin manulacturer,ileater, and chapeau, at etre., at the Castle his, Stockport alormaid. CERTIFICATES—Nov. 14. Richard Ireland Gilord, of the city of Bristol, skinner, dealer, arid Chapman. William Price, of Leadenhall•street, London, tailor and man's mercer, dealer said Chapman. Thomas Rogeri, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, broker, dealer and chapnian. George Hoskins, of Preston, in the county of Lancaster, merchant Barnett Hole, late of Painswiek, in the county of Gloucester, clothier, dealer Via chairman. Henry Lees, of Manchester, In the county of Lancaster, cot ton-spinner, manufatturer, dealer and cnapinan. SALES BY AUCTION. MESSRS. LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Bo ot . sellers, lea, Strand, opposite Catharine-street, have honour to int,rm the Putil.c. atilt they shell SELL by AM. TION, daring the print Se.aion, the &Sontag Llhit.l - :-- THIS, ese two Seneerlaieleyribit It, Tho remising STOGY of leeeellesiesl *mut lad ROMANCES, of the late Mr. edam Ca riboo.. losok,e ~. suar).l—nb he viewed, and CiWaglill het, et the pLi-c Sale. LEIGH By and s. sort EBY, Bookettle's, 14), Strand, In a shalt Line, THE LIBRARY of the late Rey. EDWARD BOViEltil#NK, B. D, Rector of. Craft and &mot-- ham, in the county of Yoik, and PribeatLary of Due notice wall be given of the time of Salo. By LEIGH and B. SOTHEBY, Banks.llea. 10, Sunni. In a short time , T HE LIBRA RY of the late karl of HALIFAX. Due notice will be given At the time of Sale. By LEIGki said S. 50111IEBY, itrsolkaellsrs, 145, Vaasa, la January wait. 'PIMA entire BOUND SIOCE. IN TRADE. 1. of tl.c late Mr. 8U1tf.1024, doolowlier, at Winchester. containing the Libraries of Bishops Headley and Doe suttee will be vets of the time of Sale. -.-- COINS aad MEDALS. LEItSH and S. SOTHERY, BookoriNes, 14S, Strand, • HE COLLECTION of COINS and MEDALS I of the late Dian Noble WILLIAM MAkt4U.S LANSDOWNE.—Due notica *at be gireu of the tame of sale. LANSDOWNE MANUSCRIPTS. In the Spring, Ey LF.lfild and S. SO IHILLtY, Enokaallets,l4s, Strand, r r HE intire Colledion of MANUSCRIPTS of IL ow late Most Noble WILLIAM MARQUIS o LANS DOWNE. The First Volume of which will be ready fur de livery in the course of ten sleys.—Due notice will be gismo of the time of sale .- 7 N lii A Shen limo may be bed, the rtiCAS of Sale of ha Library and Prints. By LEI(/' I and S. SOTHEBY. Booksellers, 143, Strand, Early in the Spring, THE DU Pt .IC AI'ES, and a considerable Portia of the LIBRARY at BEECHWOOD, Here, the pm' perry of Sir John Sebright, Bart. containing a fine trillechin of Greek and Roman Classics, neatly a complete Selo byOis Aldy ,everal raw Editions by Janson, Tomah's, rift*" Caxton, Wviiken de Worde ' and other celebrated Erintars..- Shakspearo, brat edition ; the Duke of Northumberland's Ar eano del Mare, S vols. Clanindon's History and Life, 4 Mk. large payer; Dugdale'a Warwickshire and Baronage, lugs paper, dr. dc. Also the Sebright Collection of Manescrips, many 00 hue, tingly ilitiminatel, of ancient Chroniclers, Chatty', Ille 11MIK History, Holy %clown and Miss* ,• a beautiful nape of the Koran, 'brought from Constantinople tig Si, Paid 14014.14. in 161 e. The whole collected by those emit*. Alitseuitio anfi Hiehavians, Sir Roger Twysden and Edward Lheryd.—Due notice will be given at the time of Sale. INSOLVENT. PRISONER in Mil Majesty's Prison of the FLEET. rtasT lIIOTICL. Edward Augustus Cuppendale, formerly of Plough-court, Fat terlsoe, and late of Middie Nesi-street,Ac.ir Fettai.s.dae, both iu the city of London, optician. CAPITAL BOWLS—HOUSEHOLD PRINTING MATERIALS, Ake. By Mr. BIRD, (Under an Execntion) at Nu. 10, Great Shirelsne„ Temple. bar, TOMORROW, at Eleven o'Cinti: AMONG the BOOKS are Encyclopedia Lon dinensis—Chalmer's Shaltespeare--Speddier — St ernels Wur its—Blares Sermons...l unitre-.Butler's Hudisras--Golden Legiou, publith.d I.slo—Bdole 1501.).— Pm Works -- General Atlas, and several Music ikooks. The Vomitory coe dits of M-hogany Tables, Chairs, Chest-of-drawers, Chins /sty and Pier Glasses, Feather-beds, and Bedding. The Nint h; Materials comprises a small Printing-press, a quantity of Wood-ruts, Forms, kc. N B A !ale quantity of Children's Boats, and fourteen Reams ul Foolscap Paper. - MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, ?Nls DAY. M. U. Joseph Harris, Great Shire-lase, Linesh:a•ton-heldr, Moldie.sa, army-cap-manufacturer - - 2 10 John Bowler, Wallop's lNearmouth, Durham, hatter 1 11 Sissosy 111.ta, late of St. Mary-axe, London, merchant 1 10 William Clarke, Wai,pittg High-street, Middlesex, butcher - 12 Wdlilm Zat row Arnold, latest St. Mary, Rotherhiths, ‘ Sarrey, victuallse - 1 10 PRINTS, DRAWINGS, PICTURES, BOOKS, rAirr iNt.; AND DRAWING MA TERIAL—S• By Mr. •RICI4ARDSON, At MI Douse, No. 91, Strand, the corner of Villerverset. TO MORROW, and the fallowing Erening, at Ste A GENUINE COLLECTION of PRINTS, MAPS, PORTRAITS, &c ; Tosograpli cal, 'fhea an.l other Dias/wee; Picture', Brooks, inclotlimr the Ceoyr.ght of The Principles of Landscape Patotahg, with use aid 84 Copif.s of the Hoot; Print Flawing ! Mah^lt me' Paintihs.B..urra, Colour., d.c of Mr .1A MES RUBERTS, Jeceased; Anna to His Royal Highness We Daiwa of CI Arenas. To be view d the Dye of Sale. 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