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r rirfrt Licisct. - -- - -- --... 0 .----..- ~... MoIR T SMOCTIi, MAY 9. The transport Hisrmon: , , front Jersey, with (;e -itrments of the 57th, 5 8, h , and 99th, Regiments , lived at Cowes this morning, to land the stoops )m the depot in the Isle of Wight. Arrived the Retrelorsr sloop, t•apt. Forbes, from cruise. The F..ts:-1101:a and Mediterranean co n- Is are at the Note (signals are made for all orli. Ai 'nod ihsasen7ers to proceed on board. The from the, Mediterranean and the East-Indies, all embarked Arrived also the Resource g un- Ai from a cruise.—Wind S. j.. MAY 10 Arrived the Fame man of war, from a cruise. ...Wind S. L. I.I.9MUCTII, MAY 8. Last night arrived the Li. ( - 4 frigate of 36 guns, iapt. Hainmond, with dispatch es, from Admiral iZuDingwood, in the hiediteW.nean. She has srought home Gen. Craig, in an ill state of health ; • pot under quarantine, no farther particulars C be learned. DCAL. MAY 9. itighlig in the Downs His Majesty's ships as last.--Wind S. td kV 10. Sailed the rinsleanthe sloop of war, en a cruise. S. The arsenal of the town of Brecon is neatly com pleted. The whole edifice is of brick, built in the most substantial manner, and finished with no in considerable share of elegance. The main build- t hiag is 99 feet, by 3), alli two stories high. The lower st .ry consists of the armoury for the recep tion of 15,000 ronsketa, bayonets. Inc. and 1500 swords, also a conic or projeltion, appropriated to the arranging of pistols, after the manner of the new armou. y in the Tower. Jane Brown was charged on Saturday before the Sittting Alderman at Guildhall with stealing a female child, and strippi - ig it of its clothes. The parents of this little girl (who is about two years of age) stated to the Alderman, that the child was stole , n away from the neighbourhood of Holborn Hill that th-y afterwards found her in the work house of St. Andrew's parish, and her clothes stolen away. The Prisoner denied having ever seen the eh 11. Several witnesses appeared against her; and a watchman who apprehended her. said he found a pawalroker's duplicate for a child's frock, pawned in est- name of Jane Brown, for 2s. The Prisoner w.f. remanded for further eramination. Saturdas, Mr. D—. a man of property, formerly the Boit trade, and who is upwards of fifty years Magis- a.fe, was charged before the Borough , .rar with having been guilty of criminal assaults and indeteacy a several children of both sexes. Four children, atteuded by their parents. appeared against mm. and preferred complaints. which would offend she f.etri.gs of our readers, by repeating. Ile was committed to the County Gaol, and conveyed in prison under a stro g escort, to protect Inns from the fury of the populace. Amongst the quadrupeds lately arrived on board .he linie4 Last Indianian, in the Louden Docks. from St. H 1-na, is a dog with two noses ; and on board the drellos, lying alongside her. are a beauti ful young tioness and a tygress. The latter is fastened by a rope Ent the quarter-deck. and is so tame, that a stranger may with sa* handle it There is also on board the :Ante vessel a black sheep with six horns, and a great variety of birds. all from the river Plata. The whole affords delight to the lovers of Nam: I History. SPURTING INTELLIGIiNCE. WESTER It At...k.S.Cnittineed.) THURSDAY. A }leas of Sate , rare, value 501 the gift of the Welt Hon Earl Grosvenor. -..The best of Three Four-mile Heats Three Year Old. to carry a feather Trent Year Olds let. I.lb. ...Free Year Olds list. Ilb •--Six Year Olds Sat. I lib. and Agiod Ilb ...Marrs and Fitlies allowed S'b To pay 2gt. en. tuner, to which the second-beat Horse will be ant tied. Lord Waters b, a. Socerhalus, Ly Alexander, 4pa I I Mr. Ilowker's c. Royal Oak, by Teleecnpe, 4 yrs . 2 Mr. Trattoso's b. b. Jack 'tat, 5 yrs • . . dr atillep e bbM of 3 0 P. each, p. p !Miss.—Bona fide the 11" Perts olds* bob-erilsers....-Four Year Old, to carry 7.t. IVlb.—Fitre Year Olds est. Intb. —Six Y• or Olds 9a. Db. anti Aged 9a. Slb 14 Geldings allowed 31b. Loyd Grosserint's ch. e. by John Bull , 3 y rs. dr falr T. Geaci.lane's ell. Lemon peel, 4 yrs. 1 The Duke of Hamilton didi cut name. A Main of Cocks will be fought dut ing tbe Races. between Sir Peter Warburton, Bart. aria Sir Wind sor linnloke, Bart. Cit2lllll2. 13221ITSITIRt. Main. Bym Main. Dyes. day...... M0nttyy......3 2 Tuesday 4 0 Tursday......ll 2 ...6 Wednesday .. 1 Tbniaday..... 4 1 I Thursday .... 3 aiy Fri•Liir Saturday Sat urday. Z 121=211- NROM serultD4r GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Bala t nai Toler. lots of Orartge-etreet, filoomsborT, in the county of Middlesex, i 2 oilier, dealer and chaputan, from May 10, to June 111, at tell, at Guildhall, London. 'norm& Hiniuson, late of Watlingdtree the city of London, unatehaut, from May 10, tu une 21I t, in , at too, st G boll. Load's. BANKRIFIrIS. pain Maaters, now or tate of Litchlsorongh, in the 'Northampton, baker, dealer and chaornan, to survefoler enmity May sod June 21, at eleven, at the suck and Bell Inn, ', the county of Oxford . Attorney*, Mersa. Ap• aferegod. a and John Barker Arden, of Beverly, in the (ork, wioe-merchants, dealers and chapmets, to sur- I r 17, at one, 31, at twelve, and June 21, at one, at Lawton Attorneys, Mesa". Tyrrell and Francis, tancet's-ollee. Guildhall, L o ndon Thunipann, of the town and enemy of the town of ship-builder, merchant, dealer and chaptnan, to t 9. at one, 30, at tan, and June 11, at twelve, John Simpkins, the Coach and Horses 111.1, in county a rmee/aid. Attorney*, Mr Amor, South . Misers Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, Hunt,*f the town and enanty nt the town of South • aker, dealer soli rhaillnan, t o su rfendar May 30, at t e n, and June 21 , at six, at the hone. of J ohn lie Coach and Horace lon, in the horn and county 'Woolsey, Mr_ Amor, Seistha.n;stof , , and Messrs. New Ileidpratrest, 4.0141. x. . • scknall-uodar-Ilaithwaite, in • .• ng ' Meier chi.roian, to 4tll,- ,44 - 1 . 0 leaven, at the S wan Inn, tan • • 7.-71r7 -r7 a jj iit*otu,sgliam. Attorneys, "rr - WIP! _ IM•!••••1/0 -..~:,. fifeter. Vickes and Wonder/at,. in Mansfield, afores:,l.l; and Mr Healy Blacleatcck, No. 8, Ele-Costrt, Temple, Lon don John Watson. now or late of Sheffield, in the enunt y of York, aphid mercba nt, dealer and cli•iiman, to surrender May 22, lune 2, at oleaert, and 21, at live, at the Three Legs Inn, in Leeds Attorneys, Mr. Joint Wilson, Greville-street, Hat tan Garter., London ; and Mr. Charles Coupland, of Leech:, aforesaid. Francis Bentley, tare of Searberough, in the cnunty of York, shiporwtter, dealer and chairman, to Stiffend 'I May 13, 31, and June 21, at ten, at Guildhall, Londirn Ammer!, Mr. Auld, Great Praserateareet, Goodman's Loudon. John Flank, late of the parish of Stapleton, in the county of Glue .7ester, miller, cormfaflor, &tiler and chapinar, to surren der May 12, 15, and June 21, at eleven, at the nouie of Samuel Poson, called the Rumm Tavern, in All ShigeLane, iii the city t of Brawl. Attorneyes,r Mr. J ain et, Nu. 1 12, Gray's-Inn, London; and Mr. Martin, Exchange-Buildings, Bristol. Abel Richardi, of Oxfoid-street, in the county of Middlev I. or, linen draper, to surrender May 13, 20, and June 21, tw at Guildhall, London. Attorney ,, , Meara. Twy nate and Wal ker King's Bench Waits, Temple. William Stevenson, of Little Charlutte-street. Pimlico, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, money scrivener dealer and cliainnan, to surrender May 17, 24, add lune 21, at ten, at Guildhall, Lrindon. Attorney, Mr. Piave. Charles-stteet, Cavendish -square. Charles Ritchey, now or late of Framlinghtm, in the county of Suffolk, corner, leather-canter, draler and chapman, to sur render May 14, at two, 20, and J 21, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Meurs.Jeuninga and Collier, Shire.lane, Lincole*s.lnn, London. William Dennison, late of Tooley-atrect, in the borough of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, p mluber and glazier, to surrender May 17, el, and June 21, at ten, at Goildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. VMS Isaacs, Mitre-Court, Aldgate Jeremiah Cother, of Pitchcome, in tha count! of Glou cester, clothier, dealer and chai b ima n, to surrender May 19, at five, 20, and Julie 21, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, in Stroud, in the county of Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Croom, G:avel Pitts, near Stinud, Gloucestershire; and Mr. Visard, No. 4. Gray's-Inn-square, Loudon. William Rlishen, late •f Fleet market, iu the city of Lon atn emonger to :i ntender May 15, 21, arid June 21, eleven, at Guildh,all, L o ndon. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, St. Theiniiatreet, Southwark. Thomas Dreweatt Rote, late of Marlborough, in the county Wilts, tallow chandler, dealer arid chairman, to surrender May 26, at four, 27, and June 21, at ten, at the house of .1 Mender, calld nr k nown by the nanie of the Castle Ins, in Marlbornugh afore e mid. Attorneys, Messrs. Griffiths and Watford, Marlho rouith and Mews Phillips nd Ward, ower.' street, London. Isaac Sanders, of Newmaan-sheet,H O x f o rd street, in the couy of iddltex, breklater, to surrender May 17.20, and June nt 21, at M one , at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kirk. man, No. 11, Cloak-lane. DIVIDENDS. June 17. John Read. late ef the town of Bedford, in the county of Bedfordshire, painter, dealer and chaplain, at i it, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 1. eS ur Killen, of the Borough of Southwark, in the enun 2 ty o G f-ev, linen draper, dealer and c liapman,oit twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jerre 21. Henry Cheesman, of Lamberhurst, in the comity of Kent, eorn-dealer, dea er and chapman, a*. ten, at Guild hall, London Juan 10. William Knight, of Tunbridge Wells, in the county of Kent, banker, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 7 Stanley Magellan Fisher, of Gr a vrAnd, in the county of Kent, linen-draper, dealer and chapniau, tett, at Guildhall, London. June. John Hazledine, of B ridennith, in tlie county of Sa lop,2 iron-founder, dealer and chapman, at three, at tite Pig and Castle Inn, in Bridgnorth. June /1. Thomas !heeler and Jnhn Rowley, of Salfurd, in the eunty or Lancaster e• tion-sinners, ealers and chap. sten, o at twelve, at the bog Tavern p , ill Deaufgatc, to Man chester. June 2. John Rowley, of Salford, in the remit, of Larreart-r, e ntermiyinner, darter and chapman, at twelve, at the Dug Tavern, Motivate, Manchester. y 31. William Field, of Old Swan Stairs, of epper Thames street, Londe*, marchantolealer aril chairman, at iodic., at Guildhall, London. May SI George Fiekl,of ($4 Swan Stairs, of Upper Thames ,trees, London, merchant, dealer arid chapman. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Mae SI. late of 111romsgroye, in the count, of Worcester. n a b s factor, dealer arid charnel', at twelve, at the Crown and Sceptre Inn. Worre‘ter. June 10. William Morphei, of Rottrhithe, iii the county of Surrey, dealer in corn, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 6. Robert Marshall, of Aldwickommi•Simet, in the county of York, c o rn-trader, denier and chairman, at ten, at the house of Mr. John Taylor, the Elephant, in Doncas ter. June 2. William Allen end George Allen, late of Br;denotth, in the county of Salop, linen •nil worsted yarn mand arin rers, dealers and chapsnen, at eleven, at the Pi and Castle Inn, Bridgitorth. June 5. John Whitehead, late of Rochdale, In the county of Lancaster, innkeeper, dealer and chapinau, at ten, at the house of Mr. Charles 'Thawshaer, in Halifax. June 21. Henry Ridley, of Shepherd'. Marken. Hey fair, is the county of Middlesex, grocer. at t.-n, at Guildhall, Lon don. June 24. William Mi l b urn and John Mills Cowman, of Sow Church Yard, London, is arehouferaen and namehents, - at ten, at Guildhall. June 26. Anthony Peek, of Gravesend, in the county of Kent, carpenter, builder, dealer and chapman, at ten, at London. June 24. Benjamin Burton, of Hoendolitch, London, slop seller, dealer and rhaprn.in, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jane 4. John Mellor, now or late of Sheffield, in the county of York. rope-maker, No-Crater, dealer and chapman, at three, at the Tontine Inn, in S , afnrAaid. June 21. John Lodge, now or late ffi of London Wall, in the city of Lend sq, carpenter, dealer all 1 Chapman, at ten, at Galklball, London. June W. Mary Robbins and Catharine Robbins, of Birming ham, in the couuty of Warwick, shopkeepers, dealers and chapworoen, at ten, at Guildhall, Lontinn. May SI. Joseph Le aman, of Peterbeinsogli, in the county of North am pton linen draper, at one, at Guildhall, 6, May 31. John Tennant, of Lower Rrookorreet, in the panda of St. George, Hanover-square, in the county of M apothecary, dealer and chapman, at tell, at Guildhall, Lone dais. June 3. Jacob Modes Da Costa, of 7 Navies-Inn, Holder% in the city of London, merchant, broker, dealer and chaps. man, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 10. Thomas Parkiason and John Parkinson bode d d eman - s t r eet, in the city of London, chemists a adl gists. at One. at Guildhall. May $l. Henry Sm ith, and Thomas and John Laseekkity, of Mill.lane, Tooleretreet. In the county of Surrey, coopers, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 31. Thomas Dune!, late of Birmingham, in the comity of Warwick, dealer an dcha r man, at ten, at the George Inv, in Rirmingliatu, aforesaid. May 31. Thomas Dodley and Simons Palmer, widow, late of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick dealers and chap men, at ten, at the George bin, Birmingham. June 3. Thomas Kemp, new or late of Kriercsbnroogh, in the county of York, Mx-dresser, at eleven, at the Crown and Bell Inn, Knarsealsocough. June S. William Morrison, late of Pile-Marsh, in the county of Gloucester, enal-merchant,dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Remitter Tavern, in the city of Bristol. CERTIFICATES. — Mar William Martridge, of Cheamide, in the city of London, ha berdasher. Robert Jackson, now or late ref West Winch, in the county of Norfolk, hotelier, jobber healer and diameter% Henry Italian, of Broad street, in the city of IS Istol, silk mercer, dealer and chapnsan. Johnif Writes. of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, Mit nufaftiner. Robert Rugg, of Milk-street, in the city of London, ware houseman. nirsit Urquhart, late of the Strand, in the county of Mid dlesex, goldsmith, silyer-aniith. bardwareman, dealer and chapman. S a muel Rawtree, the y o ung er . of the Crescent, in the Mine. ries in the city of London, comfachar. • . MEETINGS OF CREDITOitS AT GUILDHALL, 70-atoaarlea. . art. a• John Woodrow, the younger, Blue Airchor-road„ Roh.. nnond.ies, Surrey, tanner - - 5 1 Ashes C Mau and Samna' Cohan, Sliccrness, Kent. 1 s:opsellcrs Elisabeth Clarkson nod Richard Doe-, South Itid greet, lianover-squinc, Ma1,11,-iiex, ria-itaalers and wine-merchants - - 9 10 Peter Potts, Vine. street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, merchant Charles Rickard, Grand JunCtien.Whsrf, Wili:te•friars, London, coal merch ant 2 12 - Joseph Ifs issoli, Stepney-causewr:, Milliesex, flier chant - William Charles Ti•fordl, 4.shopegate-street, Within, 2 10 London, linen - dupe r Thomas Ellis, Whitechapel, Middleseit, avalmseer 1 £0 Joh.. Christian Hube, Broadway, Deptford, Kent, 2 1 potter - - DIVIDENDS. John Altkett Wir , nholt, OH Sean, 1...414.111, merchant 12 John William tither, novr or late of Bowlttig-grce.i -lane, Clerkenwell, th:tualler - 12 John' Florian ,:oring and Elisabeth Johnston, St. Ma:T 12 Axe, London, me r cha nts - - lames Paterson, Ret Lioirstreet,Middlrs•x' uph.d s t e ree 11 l'hunias ttoei, Icirckingliain-stre,t, Strand, Middlesex. vine sod bandy-merchant lS Richard Cttaie GMfge, Clmapside, London, w:rotesale 10 draper - - - Thomas Mtlthy and George Maltby, Sire-lane, I.,lndon, 11 user. ii.a ma - .lotin li.-eves, late of Chandos-street, Covent-garden, Id v ldle-ov , dealer and chairman - 12 Thomas Jenkins and Thomas is,ederick Wollrn, nigh street, Southwark, Suney, acid or Chichester, Sus- 1 sex, linen drapers - Chichester,_ David Evans, Southampton-court, Sodthampten•roar, Middlesex, hnes h draper 10 . CERTIFICATES. Henry Lewingion, late of Andover, in the Canty of South ampton, iiiiihutdm, dealer and chapman. Thomas Sharpies, now of lase of Warton•le-Dale, in the C o unts-Palatine 01 Lamaster, cotton-manistacturer John Stephens, of Lsvetpool, in the county of Lancaster, wire-drawer. Richard Morgan, of the parish of Aberdare, in the county of Glamorgan, apothecary, dealer and chapman. lA'aiam Wicks, of No. 9V, Oaford-sweat, iii the county of Middlesex, tailor. lonics Wain:, of Paternoster-tow, in the city of London, bookseller, dealer and chairman. Jame, Peadred, of Brook-Green, HarllllloSal..th, in the county of Middlesex, dealer and chapman. cost- • 3 10 '2 10 PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY Bank SlOtk 2o9i 10 3 per Cent. Reduced s9j S per Cent. Consuls 60i 60 i 4 Per Cents. 5 per Cent. Navy 9311 li lanr Annuities i 3 16 Imperial Annuities 0 kish 5 per Cent Orrin um India !bonds Exclienesr Bits ls. as prem. Eriglivli Lottery Miceli Cuns..i.s for T. W S 14, Suck-Broker. Nn. 4, Crynh.ll, a..nl 9, l'haring.c••An. OF IRISH 51 OCIKS—MAT 5. Gov. Debentures, 5 pet Cent... 94a G.er. Debentures 31 per Cent. 721 L., al CA11.41 Lnan, 6 per tent . Goer. Stack 5 pet Cent.. . 514 TM. On Foley, the wife of Mr. J. /Aorta', Printer of The Sendai Review. Strand, of a son. MARRIAGES. A few dayksen, Mr. E Elwell, of Swinton street, cr:l . 4. Inn-lane, to Mes Charlton, inly daughter oi M. Char i to n, Menage, of itic Theatre Roya , Rath. Last week, Mr. Morgan. a Rusisn merchant, to tit. elite.. daughter of John ktaentoter. Esq. of Drury-Lane Theatre. DEATHS. On That'll last, aged tea years and a qua-ter, to the great grief of her parents, 111. datahter of Ge.i.rre I-Writ...4 of Fiskerton, near Ltitcoln, Esq pocks C‘11!,1. MI the wait ing of that day, swallow...l .urne laudanum Ow taed of. a woca rue.l.l:ine), which caused her d ath. At iiillyconuel, Wand, the itcr. Dr. D.llOll, a Ronan Ca tholic Bishop. Mrs Ann Yearley, wdl known In the poeti; owl& a. the Mila.wont:in of 111ristol, died last Thursday, at Milkslism, Wilts. She nesse:sal an eatraardinat degree 1.1 gemus, and ilidetireeren in her ttiatton, must valuable itsfurnistlon. ww . r...ic THIS DAY AT I. ,, SUUN IS•4IU.•L Morn. 51 mm. afro, 8 I Eirtre li win. afar 9. JOHN HEDLY SUM ERS, Bricklayer, Fat entonher a ANY HEDLY, died Nine Yews agu. if anv P cell give any Account of he', thine are somethings Iris h-r Vary to her 3iivantege; they %ill AO Rachel Fc•inel, at Mr. Cley's the Shire Hulk. Wlolsich ;it Mr. James Hose down's, Over, Montagutret.ive, SouthnJ,k. • WI, a........ • . Inhn Masten, of Nofthatninnut .. ' 26, 27, and Jur la Sanbtir, in tt I as, in 11 .nbeey 1, John Anion I sooty of Yoh, fonder Maw 17, Gaildltall, Lon , Avatentbtancet • Ralph Than3l 1 l att heill nMc M:7 l st Ms besot a tile WM lad en s o l oss ; NA ission. Miura Hon ; *mown, baker, *., ore, 3I , at ten N. s, 0 w,,,0, the al..rant. Au Leifit I + 4 M C Melt* F.. 1, the emeltr a soder IA 1,4 . .. 't Z. by Mr. JAMES DESEW, l On the Premises, on TUESDAY, the 20th Wit, , t One, HE valuable and singularly beautiful FRE E- S HOLD F.STATE, called Rose Dale, delightfiilly situ ate, adjoining Kew Gardens, and the entrance of .Richmond. in the county of Surrey, about eight miles from lalptdon, the late property abd raLleirce of the Nanolrabie Mm. Roma •en, decea , ed, c.insprising a very convenient and comforalik Med!. ing house, wlth Lifiy elegant principal and +Amanda:a ap.in.- mann, and excellent domestic offices of every de,c.i. emit, new bull coach-boases, stabling, and our-huildings, ploniure grounds, shrolsheriei, and wale., beautifully dispo.ed witn se veral large Al)4 elegantly shapert uses; green and crape houses, walled kitchen garden, hilly cropped and i Wiled ; and three .gilds of , felt pasture, comprising, In the whole, shout tell acres of land, in the highest condition, within a ring fence, and well supplied with water. The house and grounds to viewed by tickets only, which, with punted panicelari, may be had of Mr. Denim, at the Auction Room, Charles-street, Rerkeley•Aoare. Particulars may also be had at the Castle, Richmond ; Stir and Garter, Kew ; and at Garrasay's. TOIt WN MANSION FI, PORTLAND-PLACE, WITH S ING FO R FORFIGHT HORSES, STA NDING FOR FOUR CARRIAGES, &e. .11 , Mr JAMES ngstw, At his AuctinnAnom, Chartes-street„ Rerkelev.Semare, on TUESDAY, the 27th iiiiitant, at One °Thick, AVERY Capital and singularly ELEGANT TOWN MANSION, situate at au. 51, nearly the centre of Portland.place, whh attached and detaehed nflices of every description, suitah:e fnr the accommodrion of a fa:nly of the first distinction, ennuining three and four noble apart. merits no the principal Roors, which are s...riihei in the most costly style, with plate-glass wi.idniv<,,enr - chel ro...rt,'e churl ney-pieces and mshogany doors, groan (mitt and bark stone stAircases, with domestic offices, on a Eery convenient sod est• tonsise scale, together with standing for four can-ages, stabling fir eight horse, servants' rearm lzundry, comoiest brew— house, Sec. held for an unexpired term of ner.iy ^ii years, at a low ground.rent —To be vie-wet every day preceding the Sale, by tickets only, which, with portkulais, may to had of Mr Denew, at the Aintien-Rovi.i. Muriel street, Retketcy noire. t SALES BY AUCTION. • ELEGANT NM tTE. Br 'Or .1 thIES IHNI - = At (9 , ...°••-uvet, tr. kel , y-iq ,,, es TU: S 1 . 27 nln t 011. I ,. elve:, ASmAll but vtty cegan; VILLA, witted on the Eastern deel , vitv of titelleare, c-niimanding r•eh and lusue: int prospefte of Ernes, Rwre••Them an.l surrounding C-ttar ,, , in a aortal neighbourto d, and within six miles of the rne dit ; compri.ing a :mail hall, hr. Wart, dining, and drawing l oom:, library, with ti etranthetadjoi ~ tt otx bed • rooms, and closets, kitchen , vent-lies, wailW2ouse,•nd,icaltent r•em,cliase Th. , ginuirls alt-I walks IMP laid out with tu S n tte taste, e , , felled with vaiious tree: and ssrobs, newly vetted hot holm, with eM Ace saner, lOtt, &C. Tne nrers a•e in the most compli.te and ire,feft repair, a•-il fit fm• the immediate recep tion of a gentril bal.:v. en • ...na.l ecafi' b . nt iebets ; To be viewed ewt, e di pr-cerl , ll the s.:e, which, with tartiMilars, may Ma had at the Atta:cr• Row,. I , CGhr.enwelt,arles-str em ßeau , Bmont lissitelewqmit,waMa,r-la-b•nuere; at Gattattay'si and f - ---------- . 111131.10THECA MARSH ALIIAN A. By Mr. STEW ART: At Ida Autlian Room, N ., . W 4, r t ,,,,rit'ly, (ommtim Albany,' THIS DAT, anal Eleven fu . .71'. - virg f:o3ye, (' unit ,y ~ . ceFte. l .) • CLASSICAL rHE etnice, enemas, v T ain: ble, I,IIIR ART, of the Rev. Mr. MARSHAI.I.i vmsent.rg of the best Authn ~ both ancient an.l.motlern. in English To. kora: hy, I littorr, Bally Voyage. a... 1 Trete.; • melt cont.. t pi. • st.w..u , I•7e of Irish Tomg-aohr, Ifillitor. 26d 10,, , ,,,k. ~ . l at ive to that Ku.' Inet. The roe kdeit i cane t. It cla.sits 'A Edit. l'emce,.. Delotti", Variorum, Ell tit and Atios: tatt oo. Rook. of PIIIIIS, fine 1...- , res.i. nt. Adams, &c : •H 04 Works 4111 Printi g; man% scam- T•aetg.on ,E n ew, ii, s t oo ,. fine C.,plee, wit' , r.etr.tit.. The wt. ein the hiehM4 idler of preseivaimi land many in thalleuto splen.li l;ndtore4 M-- ewe., RU;Ste, &C ft/Meted Wit gr.: Judgment and - Flute, doting the t.,st Fifty Years. •• , Catalogue. to be had, rite Onellililling, and to be sneer'.. GR V VN, IT ‘ir..tis.,.trn4,, By Mr. STEW ART, At Gm-rawer' Coffee-I loose, on THUBSI, Ay, 010 ir.Nl Mat, ItU6, at One &Clock, by .orler of the ennic•i•lon.rs, un der a Colllll.ililiUlt of 'Bankruptcy, against Stephen Buck. burst, A LL thatneat TENEMENT,or LEA SEI OLD ESTATE.twing Ni' 5, Brookr•Gteen ref ac,, near the Turnpike, nu rod through Harrimerrinith, t preset t net quite finished TI., No is exc ell en t stones h igh, an.; cooties of tern rooms on each floor, front and hack kitchen SR basement,front a,a,eniltwo arched vaults,fonitcourt enclowd, halcons railed with i4sri to first Roar windows, and gaol. n Fe hii,d; the bui:ding is coseerl in, jt. Ind pertitnned through. out ; stair made from basement to first floor, a street door, and one leading to the garden fixed, sash frames to all the stint:owe ; part of them Reed ; the prenii.es extendrit 102 feet in deptk by 17 feet wide, hid for a Term of 61 Years, from Mykurn. mar, 11105, for th. fine three Years, paving a Pepper-Corn; and for the 'mainly.; Term, only a grom.d rent of 51 per arn. To b. •iewed applying t, Mr. Cunningbam, Gioccr ; No. 1, Brooke-Green 'retrace. Partienlars had at the Bell and Anchor Tlrern, fla-nmen smith Tertl:•ike: King's Amur T•riro, I,:er.singtou" Rat ost Head Crate-Honse, Charicauy-lanc; Gatlaway'a; and in cadilly, opposite Albany. . . ELEGANT, PI.EA , AK r. AND RURAL FRLEHL , LD • COTTAGE AND L AND, SURJEY. I By Mr. hTLW ART, With iandlerliste Poisession. At Garraway's Coffee-House, On TilustsDAY, Ma. li, 1110 ti. at 12 tigClock, , r plll', pleasant and beautiful REST DENCE. called 1 WCTF.D COTTAtiI. *lilt the well adapted Offaces„ Starlit's, Coacli.hdures, Geriesi, l'lta*ure•grettsis and veVen acres of Meadow Laud, ..nialia for the if c sid,see ?f a genteel family, with immediate, possaision, the whote i n N ftie,t ev-4. kat ttatli a repair; the we'd Warred furniture to be t iken b r valuation, Date.' is shoat, about twenty one in:'es f.om town, ou a turnpike road harbor from Got/dorm to .Westerham. Wi the ~,,, t : uial and nleollrit part of the emalty of Surrey, but untied he se.aral Gentlemen'. sears, in a sociable *mishit...or , when Ism lioundand harriers re kept To be I ww,i, and Particular* had at the Swan Inn, God srone• the White ILrt In , etn.don ; the Idapti.t 14-ad ,tbad Coffet•Hothe, Chan,:ery-tare; Garrawaos ; of Thr.mas Drw. tow, lE+4 Solicitor, Temple a and at Mr. Stewart's Auctmit. Room, appetite Attanny, Piccadilly. DALSTON, NEAR HACKNEY LEASE AND ELEGANT IIOUSIIt >Lt.) VIJRNITITRE„ Ry Mt STEWART, De the Vrentleei, No. t 4, Daltten hate, Dalton. en TUE• Dal, May 27, 1206, at Twelve e*Cor-1., rrHE LEASE, grf the Pleasant Premise.'; taining tern Ronnts on each I,h or; am.ll snd well omit Garden; driant and use:dl Hotnein , lal Futnitutc, hat tal Reds and Fuinit Li,est, China, Ca.peta, Fight Day Jock, and LunVeg envies, Kitchen Recipe , sae , ., dr T;me Pre,llllM tbe viewed eight ,'ltya nretous to sate. and the Funkittire one alsv. Pr.at It s nay then to hah ~n the ptrovtaes: at the ita;4l.4 H^id Cnifee.houee, Call,- eery-lane; Garraway's C.Jffse-hnwe Mr Sulicitsw, Manes-..tet.huiAlnits, Westritnstcri and ut Mr. 5tee•.1,0... ratite Albany, Piccadilly. RIBLIOTHECA DONFG 1 LIANA. Rs , Mr. STEW AR T, At his Atnlion flown, N.. 194, Picc il Ilr, opposite Altrmws ea THURSDAY, May :29, ISO(,, and follo.tr. g day•, (Suns days etre, ted), f INF. of the most Valute,le. Magni fi cent. Spirt 1. 1 did, Scarce, ar CUlioll.l C.II.I.ECTIONS of ROOKS offer .d for many years to public rate. Conesning of the tonal esteemed Authors in ail Language.; 4,e very finest sod Ina tin,nsspions of Rooks of Pron. illu.tratise of the Works of the vest fillas.efs of the ItAli.,n, Flemish, Dutch, German, French ; aod English Schteds; an invaluable, fuse, and perfect .iss•m- Isiage of FA , : la:l. Scotch, and Irish Topography, and Cco,nts ' Histories; Voyages, Travels, Kat unit H lorry, Etretry, Alta M— ee4lanenusWoras ; the whole se i e rtyd vrttl) great judgment, and heir d in the mot costly nod lerantiful Slndioes, in Morozco, ' Russia, dre. 8.5..* the !Amy a tie lets Most Islob.e ARTHUR, 11CARQIIIS trf DONEGAL, Deceased. Ti. be yiyyrod only 1.4 n Cataleutty.r, price Qs. &1 'each. ••fiss bail of Mn. covi.e, Bouloelier, Cht lord ; Mr. Deightint, 11.0aic• seller, Cambridge ; a id at the Rare of sale. s. UPPER NORTON STREET, rot( TLAND-VLICL• By Mr. STEWART, At Garraware Coffat-honve, on THURSDAY, May 24, 1 836 t, at Twelve o'Clork, riNll E LEASE of a Substantial well-built iiollsF.. repair . . and most eligibly No Nurtocw•stfert, hear fortland-i.lete, b II fir ter — , which slerew yeast are ueven + rod at Ittittaum4.er de +.l, at the went of pet ann. now let under an aerce...et t, which ecalf. in Seinetnber nott, wi.so poetic...non may Se had, at 6 . 31 nvr atm. but prevented to - hr of the seine of ROI. l er ace. The lite:hires contain .five stivistv (im-Instils; tile ha•e• merit) of two rooms on eachiloor; front st.d back areas, ',- cetera elalci4lara, &e.tte. and are well %applied with the Ant a sprihß avri user water. The priticipet•partinelltit are etted with marb'e Chimney Piece' , and hand-onards ;Petrel 111 . view r open both in treat end back, and extends to flaw , - read, Htgl , e..te, &c ; and the ironii-diate •icirity ni the won aercoablc and In.hinnable ridtvana wake,rendsn the sitear?on uncommonly desirable. be viewed seven days nreced;nr the sale, herween the hours of one and three, by tickets, to be had et Mr.Steteart; arid pirticula-s had at the Papule Head C.itfte.i.nore, Ch 46 ' . eery-lane; Gartastray's Coffee hon-a; and in Pier..adi ly. LONDON :—Printed 6, G DNVIDSON, 17, Cnnrt, Bow-street, Covent Gareth. •nd at the tele', N.. IS, Rack of Ft. Cle•hent's Chute% S r,nd, hs W. STUCK, of No.", thde, &a. for thus Re to the Gams (P si e' 1 = 310 ! Orden , atnte slut) , attended :sFew /1;4 , m -street , Loa% Arre. i ~~ it SW ammo Aft, A LA 'll 'QM SALES BY AUCTION. SALE OF THE LEVERIAN MUSEUM. Mes , rs. KIND arid LOCHEF:. THIS and Farty.nine following Dr> (Suritav• ester. tad), Celebrated and Noble MUSEUM of NATI; lt AL and AR rim' AL CURJOSIIIES. c 4. lefted at an Extreme* of upwards of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS, by the late Sir ASHTON LEVER, and since cw.i• iscterably augmented by the pre.esit iruprieurrs. May be elearai. and Catalogues, iwke 4a 6d had I . l i , H Ibt . I T tnst WWI his first time), Soarers Opera Doffs Catci jer aad To. =se & Tech egle4c. be take PEI T Stoat( thin% CLUB virtl, awl dresses ILIAC vkich, lataie ON Mel be, 'I lad lialtioi To he 1 waifs Of 111• C .ille, Postwo si Ca W the Se The , w. ki Mr. E Lea TM awe* Lai Scriber Tht Pain in tab th u e , her, th The Stays shtan.t , *VE, k Lad. RI 1.1. t