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• LII? INTELLISTENCE. COURT OF KM'S-BENCH, Wassmissrss, Saws IS. During* the - whole of the ferepoon of this day, the Court was eicrtpled in bearing Law arguments, tof 'no publift interest Whatever. Their lepthhips theft disposed of the rfgular suctions, upset which *thing interesting trans pired, except the following' CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. W/Lsna 'moved for a Rule to shew cause why a Criminal Information should not be granted against John Brown, Gentleman, if the City of Norwich, for publishing a Libel against Mr. Lemon, a most respedable gentleman, and one of the senior Aldermen of that ancient Corporation. It appeared upon the affidavits on which this ap plication was grounded, that a person of the name of Sudbtrry bad given Mr. Lemon a quantity of dye-wood, to grind at his mill. and some dispute or disagreement arose, respelling the quantity return ed. On the lst day of May last. being the Corpo snoop day. an eleftion WAS held for a Mayor, and Mr. Lemon was in the nomination, along with an other Alderman ; upon this occasion, a vast quan tity of hand-bills was circulated among the Elect ors, raid/lug upon the charader of Mr. Lemon ; telling the Eledors, they might as well eled an er rand. or * shoe-boy, as their Mayor, as a man with dirty hands; that those who set up as Candidates, should have clean bands, and if they employed SM. vesgers to sweep their streets clean, they should also have Candidates with clean hands, titc.dtc. • alluding, as was supposed. to the transaftins with ' Suclherry. It was farther stated, that the father of the gentle- Mae, against whom this application was made, was also one of the senior Aldermen, and had taken an allive part in favour of the rival Candidate. The printer of these bills being applied to, declared Mr. John Brown was the person who employed him. The Collar asked if Mr. Brown was a man of s - Ististance ? and being answered in the affirmative, their Lordships granted a conditional Rule for an trafoimation. POLICE. 'the ecelipasy ' purses ; he ; when he \ gdrig, hthtle AIR?. issued by Maser- Lans- im admit- engaged of the persons of Constables twelve ipany -eriages not being abbl.to draw np. The Officer, with the assist ance of some of tbisPatrale.lstho were in attendance, seethed them. • - . • Yesterday morning, they were brought before Ilfcaotas BOuv, Esq. and Sir Wits-ism Paesota, 'Of vhimingtion. There were besides Searles, Vick 144year1; and lOW White. The Officers produced noesiderable sum, in cash and Bank notes, which lhet Rued. voie the*, 8 •the watches were well sewn at the Office , being found upon them for seve ral fears phi. Capreinkielatio Townsend, of the First Regiment of Foot Guards, stated, that about twelve o'clock en bleAdaysr;ght,'•he. walked from Dover-street to Lansdown-dsouie, to, the Masquerade, and between , the end of Berkeley -street. and the gates of tans . deens-lioase,. he was hustled by a man, answering the description of the prisoner White, and robbed of a valuable gold watch.—The robbeer made his es cape b mooing between the carriages. leans said, he lives at No. 1, Belvidere-place, Alt. aeorges's -Fields, wad is a journeyman tailor, but had not done any work for the last three weeks. He had a golir-Voteh, two guineas, two seven ilbalieds : Pitcth, ate:Levee pound note, found upon kith. and was vet reirellably dressed. i! Wbitowld his old tale about being a livery.stable /*epee initeppel-street, Russel-square: that he had asgoulaisee and time bonsai,: he,said, be bad four horses, till within these few days, when one died while in the employ of Mr. Shepherd, the Attorney. Hilyard said he is a fellowship-porter, which is . • likewise an old .1142.. -.- .• They were .norunsittitd for furtber examination pelt Friday, when all those who were robbed, are eltpeded to atteud. . ; s--,.---, _..- Ilie fleets frprfi ttektore, the Humber and Leith isivired at Ton. Urged on the 6th and 7th inst. '. ~ • . • Ur sitimmoofft , Cil/lboWitAw kerriied pt limo-- rat from Jvrileirus 5h shied on the 20 of May. V 4. do not understand tied she has brought any 111,11. - 7 . dievalayter Regime* of Volunteer Math* ley Lieutenant-Colonel. Lord 'llemilifing of twelve .enmpanies, 'time Towles, Devonshire (the the Duke of nom mar), fee to eotiiinettiorste His MASISTY'S o have their colours presented to favv of eight bunched men were em .wheiti every preparation was made ...Amite* the soldier and spectator on ,caion I but such was the inclemency her, that It induced the Commanding the dame order the ceremony to be per t the parish church, where their Chaplain, ... 3. liverimos, suitor of Beery, first con d the colours, tend afterwards delivered a elegies and aditnated discourse thereon ; Major, Tessa av Bros, Esq. then delivered colons to two Ensigns, with an appropriate tech, to shied a suitable reply was made ; • diens addrosied the , regiment is a handsome red' patriotic sty*. The- men were afterwards regaled with -erne Old Usti& hospitality (beef, s nout beer, at.) i est* company repaired to tbeir y es psbiset parades. their hearts glowing • with Pa triotism and lillselty. , The officers afterwards par : took of an elegant pie leis collation at Berry House, 11 .,_ sad the day concluded with the ininOti harmony. Miil\— ~i ' • Ft IIEICN INTEI:LIGENCE. HAMBURGH MAIL. VIENNA, HAY 28. It was on the 1 : 1 ...;t1 inst. that the Russian Coun. sellor of State, M. d'Oubril, arrive i here with pro. porsifsona Isom his Court. 1k had a conference with the Ministor of Stare, Count Stadion. It is sttppnsed that he brings the conditions under which Russia is will to evacuate Cattaro. Orders bave now been sent to Trieste, to countermand the intended shutting of the Austrian putts to Russian and English ships. On the istth, the first division of the Austrian troops, who were made prisoners by the French, ar rived at Vienna. General Andreossy arrived here again from Hun gary to-day. TRIESTE, MAY 17. The two !busiest ships of war still lie here. They are ready to sail, as is the fleet of merchant ships of 42 sail, which they are to convoy. The commander of the ship of the line of 74 guns, is Commodore Bailey, an Englishman. The beauty and cleanness of their ships is extraordinary. BERLIN, JUNI 3. List night the Russian Envoy, NI. Alopeus, re ceived a courier from St. Petersburg, who has brought dispatches of great importance Among other things we learn, that His Majesty the Emperor Alexander has appointed the Count 'fin Stockclberg to conduft the negotiations with MUT Ministry, relative to the differences between our Court and Sweden. The Cabinet-Minister. Baron Hardenberg, will here again about the middle of this month, and continue during the summer at his estate at Tempelberg. MECKLENBURG, JUNG 3. The discussions between Prussia and Sweden ap proach, it is believed, an amicable accominndation, as His Russian Impetial Majesty, it is understood, exers his influence to prevent the commerce of the Baltic from receiving any interruption. HAGUE, JUNE S. As our national debt is guaranteed by the new constitution, our funds have risen between two and three per cent. We shall in future have four Ministers of State : one for Foreign Affairs, one for the Interior, one for the Finances, and one for the Marine and Wet- Nlinistry, which two departments will be united. The present Mini>ter of Marine, Verhuel, will, it is said, be appointed to the latter office. SWEDISH POMERANIA, JUNE 3. His Excellency Marshal Count Fersen is making preparations to return to Sweden. It is said. that the Royal head-qnarters wOl be removed from Griefswald to Stralsund. Estimates are now making of the value of the houses of the suburbs of Stralsund . Mr. Pierrepoint, the British Envoy, has again arrived at Stralsund. IMPEACHMENT of Pus coUNT MELVILLE. •••••••m..5.....-. LIST o► TUE ►tMRS WUQ VOTED aeon THE SETZ- at•L • Guit.TY. Lord Chancellor, 2,3, 6, 7 itishop St. Aleph, 2, 3,6, 1, 9 Dukes-York, 9 Ilarn..-.CtifFoql, 1,2 i 3, 6,7,10 Claionas, 1,1.3, 6,7, 8,10 St. John, 1. 2. 3,6, 7,9, 10 Kent, 2,5, 6, 7 Clifton, 1, 2,3, 6,7, 5t1014%, 1 , 2, 3,6, 7, 8. 10 12 ing, 1, 2,3, 6,7, 8.9 Gloucester, 1,1, 0,7, Pan.unby, 1,1, 3, 6,7, 9 I.ord- President, 1,2, 3, 6 Gran.h.in, 1 7, 10 Dynevor, 7 Lard Privy Sod, 21, 6,7, 8 Holland, 1.2, 3,6, 7, 9, 19 Duke*.tiorfolk, 1,2, 9, 6,7, 6 Giantley, 2. 3,6, 7 Somerset, 9, 3 Raodon, 2,3, 6, 7 St Akan's, 2,3, 6, 7 115ulkelet 6. 7 Ildassunom.eiWincimator, 0,3,6 Somers, I, 9,6, 7,8 #47.0 Pife,2„ 3 0,6,7,8 wt.:, 0,6, 7 Grinistnn , 2,3, 6. 7 ta 5-Derby, 2,5, G, 78, 9 Gage, 2.3, 7 Sitfirolk, 8,3, 6 , 7 , 6, 9 A uritisio!, 2,3, 6, 7 Wirschthwa, I, Os‘o•y, 2 Cartel*, 1,3, 7 Dusan, 2,9, 6, 7 Oxford, 1,2,3, 6,7, 10 Yarborough, 2,3, 6, 7 C'wper, 2,6, 7, 8 Dewnay, 1, '2, 5, 6,7, 10 Stanhope, 1,2,3,5,6, 7, 6 Dunstanvilte, 2,3, 6,7, 9 .9, 10 Mioto, 2,9, 6, 7 Buckinghamshire, 6 LdforA, 2, 3 Essassont, 2 Carysfort, 2,3, 6, 7 Radnor, 2,5, 6 Ellenborough, 2, 3, 5,6, 7, Man.fi-Ad, 2,3, 6, 7 Laudeidale, 1, 2,3,6, 7, 9,111 Grosvenor, 2,9, 6,7, 10 Crewe, 2, 3, 6, 7 Portescue, I lOTA 0. Caernasvos, 1,8, 5,6, 7, 6 1-10 Earls.-Kreadalhane, 2, 3,6, 7 Stair, 2,3, G 0-53 Enniskillen, 7 6=49 Dolioughmors, 8,3, 6, / Ilaslrs, 4, 3, 0, 7 Cliarlovitla. V5116204/nt Hereford, 2. S. • • NOT GUILTY, UPON ALL THE C3IARGY.S. 'and Limerick Valerian Vivninits-,Wantworth Hampden TAM*? ' • Sivhopa...llMh .ad Wells Chiclameet Picalk l l4 Eshismo-fi pincer Miami/ Easillir-Ap!osford (Lord Slew. Hay (c iu ,.,,e) • apl) Rhston Theerwouth (Lord Chamber. Irby him) , Cathcart • Briagessater Rodney Womme , land Elliott Yalta • Sorincion Doncaster (Buccleogh) Err 4.. k artatnt Mr,nt-tglo ilawkribum Coahatirt (Montrose) Kenyon *solo leksi Rraybrooka Chatham Amherst jkaan tint Douglas Uxbridge Dluglat (Morton) Camekrrs Marra se illt‘range (Athol) Headier/ liessna Relgesinnish Smart ' (Moray) Harewood Rolle Calabar*, S 1 .. , PIOT Onslow Chichester Poets Strathmore Ads hes Aboyno Salcartas-,went aw 4 act tst Chaim Clsgnw Westateeth Longford Luca& leamgrmr. The Alexaltiria 'frigate sailed on In.._ Porurnouth, with a Beet for the West Indies. C arring t on p ay' n` Bolton Tim thtrick Edon St. litho'{ Ttoomonft Arden tiheffield Ashbun4luni. . _ .. , • MEKTINCIS OF eAttIiTUR3 AT GUILDHALL, Till , 1.114 V. . as. I. fraliei, Smith, lateei Milks*, ueltt Sattittedaurne. runt. bankor . . . 10 rhog,a, Rawden, late of Sedruth, Cornwall, dealer it'd dolman . . . 311 1 4 1111ea.n Marthall, Old Retlilerts,l,nndepti, brush-maker S 12 lamer. }llll, UIA lord. Kean, alctualler . . 511 Anthony Thomas, Doke -street, St. Jame-, Weatitiiii ster, feather-me nufafturer ' 3 1 John Christian Hutx, Broadway, Deptford, Kent, gta manufacturer . .9 1 Abrahams UmMeudie, Upper Thames-street, London, merchant 3 10 . . T 11011134 %trivial', Holborn, Woldkary, linenAriper :3 11 Yams.; Wake, late of Whitby, l'urk•Mire, 4111, holder 310 John Fe l , New Goultlblune-street, Whitechapel, Xlcl - segat-refiner 10 John. Jacobs, Itrukere-garden, Lesulenha!l•street, I.on• floc, watch-maker . 2 11 . . John north, late of Norwich, uphokterrr . 2 in John Ni'. late of Chatham, Kent, tailor . 2 12 James White, late of Woodehestet, Gloucestershire, • clothier . 2 10 '_.•. . • _ _ 41 Collis, lloundsditch, Landon, plumber . 2 1 Marinaduke Westiecoil, Lite CleoLel-lane, Fish strect-hill, London, cabinet-make . . 2 10 Alexander Durham, Ilirmiuphsm, %Vare,ckshire, grocer 2 1U George ERMIIe, 0 1 .1 City Chambers, ilishupsgate street, I...nden nterdeiant . 2 14) William' Kent and Ferdinand Earthen, Sheerness, Kent, slopsellers . 2 In Henry Fisher, Grarechurch•street, London, grocer 2 12 William Moffatt, Queen-street, Long•acre, Middlesex, ironanor. per . •g I William flatfoot, Walthata-abbey, Essex, ewer . 110 YVilliana Davies, Holborn, Middlesex, noon-drairer 1 1 William Remnant, Chancery-lane, London, plumber 2 10 Jncipli Lee, late of Mmeltener, Lancashire, merchant 1 I John Potter and Witham Monitenan, Silver-euaet, Wood-street, Ch-apside, London, warelioasemen 1 10 Robert Campbell, BroLer-sow, Memholds, Muldlesmr, broker . .' 1 I Robert Bent, Lincolu'i-inn-fields, Middle:Am, merchant 1 10 DIVIDLNDS. Francis Stracey, Windsor, Berkshire, grocer 1 Thomas Agar, K irieston-opon-Hull, hatter 10 John Wright, Newest, street, London, grocer . 12 Mary ibsori, Bermund.ey-eireet, Surrey, shop-keeper 1 George Wilson and Edward Dixey, late of Wardrobe place, Doctors' Commons, Loudon, but now of PICA:4• dilly, Middlesex, upticiaus 1 John Parr.sen and J•inea Gardiner, Clement's-lane, Lombard .street, LOlOOll, and Saville-place, Lambeth, Surrey, hop-merchants 1 John Barman, Cement's-lane, London, hop-merchant Bartholomew Fox, Gough sitiare, Lonilutr, merchant 1 CERTIFICATES. James Ford Dimond, late of Russell-street, Bioemshiity, in the eovnty of Middlesex, hair-drester, perfumer, dealer and chairman. James Sartori Harding, of Cooped, in the county of South aulptori, printer, bookseller and stationer. William Stephen Hardmg, of Gusiont, 61 the county of South ampton, printer, tu.k,:eller and stetrui.-e Joseph Wheeler, of We.. klieath, in the county of Kent, mil ler, dealer and chairman. Bernard Frederick. Graff, of Castle-court, Budge-row, London, insurance. broker, dealto raid chap:natl. John Winn, ofSherburn, in the 0:11111ty of York, fishmonger. William Jackson, of Manchei4r, in the county of Lair Caster, hat I toi rig, cutter, des ler and disputer). John Morn., late of Shadoxhuist, in the county of Kent, dealer and chaporarr.- George Meor, late of Greenwich, in the county of Edit, dealer iu hay madam', also cow keeper, dealer and chapnia•i. Ed card Coyeney, late of St Mary-at-Hill, Lower Thorne'- . street, I...radon, erciailler ring vintner. Samuel Yoong, of North Audley street, Grosvenor ttfuare, in the county of Middlesex, surgeon, aputhemrt, dealer and chapanan. John Lewthwaite, of Liverpool, in the comity •of Lancaster, merchant, dealer and claapmatt. Waliam Revert, of Retheiliithe, in the county of Surrey, mil ler and corn dealer, dealer and chapman.. Rohe' , Ilavreas of Enfield , Wasik, inehe county of Middlesex, raters* merchant, dealer and Chapman. .____.:•••-••—e•••••esse THA •MARKETS. UXBRIDGE- The Cona-inspeaor's Return, on lrbi,reisy, June Wheat, per load rl 10. to 241 102 Barley, per it 35s —d to 552 —d Oata.... 312 —d to 36a Beaus ♦On —d to ♦7t -4_ PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Irger AAAAA . IT /.Maws watraestatat. Hay....Sl Os a 41 16; 0.1 KIT 31 I2s • 41 lea Straw.. 24 Os a 21 14s Od New 01 Os a 01 Os Clover 41 10; a SI 151 `Straw .ll las a la 10s 6:MI111.1E1.D, FRIDAY, June IS. To 'auk the Offal—per Stone 44 81b. Beer 4s 61 to 5 , 4(1 I Veal .. 44 to 54 6d Mutton.— 41 to 54 4.11 P0rk....... 4s ea to tss Od Lamb Si. 0.1. to 61. NORD or CRYII.II TN/II DAL. Ream, about - Lambs, 8,800, NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARILUTS. By the Cama/e. Reef S.I to 41 M I Veal. Se Ott to Se Od 01 te 4. II Pork .......4s 44 to 11 Od Lamb to 6%. titt RAW 1111)1 Rest Heifer' and Steers,per none, tis. 04. to S.. SM. Middling 2l. $l. to 2.. 104. swat • 4 is , 2a. 44. Market Calf — is,. 6.1 each. lEnritsh Horse • 17s —l. to 19s. —4 each Sheep State Os. N. to Is Od. Lamb Shots _ rime or L'EATfIER. fintta,ll to S6lb. each Ditto, 63 to 651 b. eacb 2td to 254 Merchants 'lacks —4 to 2;1 Dressing llides 194 to 914 Finis Owls Hides 214 to 2r2cl Crop Hides An cutting 21i to 23$ Fla* Ordinary l 2l to 91d Calf Skins, 30 to 40Ib. per Doien sO4 to 424 ' Dittls, SO An bob s64 to 424 so Ditto, 70 to NM %4 to 394 2 SniallSsola (Greenland). 424 to 464 ? Large ditto 100 s to 191 s per rlnteu. Tanned Horse Hideo 25s to 30s per hi4e. COAL-MAR/PET, June 13. Ships at Market. Sold. Pile.. 41 ..Nessaastlit 4 ..SunAstlactd PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Rank Stork , 209 f 3 per Cast. Red 60i 60 4 per Cents. . Long Annuitars t 1701.16 Short Atintnties 11_16 Imperial S per Cent. 39i S 9 Otnnium India 1511119il Enrhegoer Rills it. dis.h. prem. Consob for T. 'HMI. Stock-Broker, Dat. 6, Corahill, and 9, 4.:113.t.:g Eton. - 1117tTliS Ilio.sdas t1.:,11.dy of &C. ideob It hes. of Lowe' EAU SlTllth:/leit, Of .1 Vtanl. Jfid4y to t, Ihr 1.40 c.f H. Sernopor., Feq. of a d.. l i tt " . Tl , r• Ri.hr Hen. 'he ix..tote. Arbut&o...v. 4.1: a eau, dt Airy Lo fgt., Scotland, on the 4th met. MARRI kr:rfr.. o. Tho- , isy mommy la t, at Scot Pantrec Church. br the Rev. Mr Csampoeys, M. Gr..1eu0 , ..0d, of Keutigh T to Mubden, Cdeet dJughter of Mr. &louden, of Covent- Ga•den not-etre wATvla Trim OAT AT LONDON /110 1 / 1 11, Mcrn 6 min. dun 12.1 n $9 min - AL - iS BY AucTio. ROOKS. By Mew.. KING and LOCITICF., At theit (Tacit Room, in Kiiiig-street, Coveiit-G.iiden, THIS, DAY, atTvel.e, rrl - IE LIBRARY of BOOKS, comnrising many of the bet Medi& int Miteelleneou. Autinet., capital Book. of Prints :hid Nature( I li,torv. early edition. of *Le Clown, mats of them in Morocco and other elegant bind the or.iierty of Dr. Helsliaai. Of Stoke, in Norfotk. Izmir deceased. May be viewed. and eatabateties had at the Room. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Booksellers, At their Hume, No, IC.. Strand, opposite Catherine-street, of suiNbAy ra . .x . r, June 16, and Five G:owing Lays, st 'riet.lre &Clock, AVety Good COLLECTION of BOOKS. in French History, Poetry, Relles.Lettres, &c. kr.... Likewise a smelt Collection of PRINTS, by Old Alamkri. The whole lately impostml front the Continent. To he viewed, and Catalogues had, to the time of Sale. By Maitre KING; and LOCIIRE, On the Prennwa. Surrr-sole of II ecktrws•hridge, TILIS and To eoty-fire following days (Sundays encoquell), at 14. • PHA rateable MUSEUU of NATURAL. and ll ARTIFICIAL CURIOSITIES. collrwed at an wairtata of upwar4 of 40,6C01. Iv the I.it , r Sir A.hton I.trer. May be ,iew6i, and Catalngees had Cl 'ellen, Camndi; and of %di Le/0'444a ff.. LEASE AND GOODWILL. CANNON COFFER-HOUSE, COCRSFUR-STRISFT, CHARING CROSS. TO BE PEREMPIORH.Y SOLO BY AUCTION, Ey Mr. ANGELI., On MONDAY, June I•, at One &Clock, at Garradayst Corte house, Cornhill, (hr order of the Ltecatist,) THE trainable and desirable LEASE of the CANNON COFFEF-HOUSE and HOTEL, latent the occupation of Mr. Witham Green, elecraed.' The Prenaiies ilNe recently bees merit enlarged and inn moved, at a considerable 'silence, and are now in full trade, and comprise a hands .me pile oh lofty Buitdinge, with eat •ii siverainge of Frnnt, elegant Coffee-neon, large Club and tithes Eatirttooonia, numerous Red.rnoms, and every nee riatarytAire for carrying On a capital Trade,w hich, together with its liscaaty, , stands unrivalled • the The Estate is held on Lease at a law ground rent, of "shirk nearly 14 years are unexpired, and replete with modern repairs,, and two entrances, commanding the immediate thoroughfare of Pall Mall, Haymarket, Spring Garden gate, and Charing Cpes. N B. The Furniture, together Oith the Stock of Wines, Spirits, itc. may le taken at a valuation, or will 'otherwise hi• sold by auction. To be viewed three dare preceding the Sate (with Ticketqf which, and Particulars with Conditions of SAO, rosy be hat no the Premises; at Garraways i and of Mr. Angell, No. 90, Threadneedle-street, ELEGANT FREI...IIIOLO VILLA, MEADOW I. AND, ASO TYTHES, GOLDERS-HILL, NEAR STEAD; Hy Mr. BATES, At Garrimay% Coffeeheuse, Chaintealley, on THITILF DAY, June 19, 1906, at Twelve &Clock, (by slam or the Eno cutnisl, in Nine Lots, A.Capital and most Convenient FREEHOLD MANSION, containing Dining, Drawing, Sreakfast, and seven best Red Rooms, with secondary Apartments; attached and detached Offices suitably adapted ; double Coach•house ; Stabling fur 10 hat 1;i ; a Farm Yard, replete whit every con venience ; Lawn, Shrubberies, and Pleasure Grounds ; Kit chen Gardens, with Hot-hiluto and Greenhouse, well stocked; arid 97 Acrm of Meadow Land, part Freehold, opyised, aid Leasehold,desirably situated at GULDIRS-HELL,neadloluP stead, within 5 miles of London, cominanduig meet mtemi•ive and beautiful views over a rich (entre country. the Estate watered; the Plantations va7ied in a pleating ;idle The whole forming a residence suitable for a Nobleman, Banker, or bier chant. To be ♦iewed by Tickets only, which, with Particohm, n be had et No. 29, Dover street, Ptca:wddly ; et Ott Wil." cheoet-sttees ; place of saJe; end Mr.Batea,No. s, beck street, Cavendish-square. LONDON :—Printed by O. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Duo," Coon, Sow-Are•t, Covent-Garden, and published et the Office, No 15, Back of St. Clemente Church, Straud. by W. S TUCK, of No. 7, New Belton-street, Coact AWN Orders, &c. for this Paper, scat fb LM OeCl tanotTull , ssalifts sttondyl DOW•STIRE , .T:Ftwaidt of - one thousand tickets being issue the Marqujs of Lansdown for the grand Mas rade, given by him, on Thursday night, at L down-House, Berkeley-square, it was stsspeCted proper persons would endeavour to gain ad tangs t the Noble Marquis, in consequence, eng Reny, the Officer, to attend at the inside of getded, to preventthe admission of any person that qleeiription. and a number of Perish Const; to sapid. m Beekeispiqinre. Soon after to o'clock, Perry was informed, that five of &a corm had been robbed of theW ',ratchet and purses immedietely went in ponuit of the robbees ; who found, in Berkelay- Bil Seance, and hii g stationed in a situationoithiih enabled thus to h e the company who'irre wa lki ng, their Carriage . . PAINTINGS.—MAIZFAIII.I., GREENWICH , Be Mr. STEWART, On the riemises, nu THURSDAY NEXT, Joao 10, 1.101, ot Twelve o'Clorsc, -`1 GENUINE COLLECTION orPICTI T RES. and a few DRAWINGS and eRIN I, , tae Pioy:aity d N4r. siRNEY, who is removing to Lonirjoii. Ua this Collection will be found the following Masters, wit - Vandyke, Vandervelde, Ilastano, Valsio, Casten', W Itteau, John Mabute, Houseman, Angelica, Hamilton, Suithard, Wheatley, Wieland, Barnes, le. he. 3tc. The whole to be viewed two Days provrula to the Sale, Catalogoes had at the Place of Sale, Mvisi-tidl, opposite the Woolwich Road ; and of Mr. Stewart, at his Ao-lama-Viet% opposite Albany, Pies-adilly, Londlarn. DALSTON, NEAR HACKNEY. LEASE AND ELEGANT HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE. lay Mr STEWART, On the Premises, No 14, Dalston•PlAte Dakotan, on PIS.. DAY. Jane 40th, 1006, at Twelve o'Clnik, HIE LEASE of the Pleasant Premises ; ells% t A ining two Runes on each Fiche; end wall 111164' out C.krclea ; elegant and usefal Housslau:d luruiture, tal lied. and Forouure, Linea, Ching, Corp.:to, Chain'. Tablets, Eight Day Clock, r.er and Looking gismos Kitchen Regal. (item, Itc. The !troilism to he viewial :until the safe, and the Torsitwoo one thy previous. Prints* particulate may then be had en this Premises et the Baptist Head Coffee-house, Charmers lanai Conaway'. Colfcelioutel Mr: Rogers, ficliiiitt:r, Mgnt boldines,WestruLisott; and of Mr. Stewart, spilt** Ataty; Pit eOdilly. 1100 ES, .1 4 11.NTS, MU:ST:ATP!" BOOKS, St/ LANDER PORT-M. 105,, A CAPITAL l4ltlfTl<4 INCrI BRASS-U.uIINTEn TJELESCUrB. he. he. By Mr. RICHMRUSON. • - At his House, No: :34, the corner of Valiontotre- , in tit( . Strand, Tull, god tArt ,Five following Days OIL/ay eau ceitte ,at Twelve &Clock, SMALL welt-chosen LIBRARY of BOGIES tifeim of ehi Flue of Yvon, with Matra !s y E elflattlia, 46 Mt; flAtnan% Illuatrieus Men of kbewasorti • Pennant's Workt Gallerio do rafais Ego' tie; a Cuisine Uniting Colle : tlion at, toot. Woi as glow ye?. Mawr, o prouts, die*, Prey of Lrawbetb and Ja11;64 f Davies Life of Garrick: l'oms,,ta of Literature; and Wvliotti'r Painters Illustrated —Toe Y,mts Include a Farga and NdntOgblii Cutisetion fat the ftn}al and Noble Author.. Tnennicat too traits, Topogrpail l ital Paints, and .Specinaten y Solaqiler Port-foLos• ' a BrisCS-MOUI*Wi 'releszope , att. t ea truved from a Putiiic Offee is the City. To befrvitwired tilt the Sale: Cauliflower's,. be had, price Is. of Mr ciatk,P.o.a'...eller, R.o.letreet ; MINOS. Alai, IS ask' PRICE OF HOPS. 04CS. fOCEITS. Font Jig w.f.' $ 71 gout 51 101 to 71 7s .101sasos:..: .51 —s to 61 Gs SCOWL 51 10. to 71 —s &sex 51 to 61 64 Fatutarn... tit —a to 1011 —0 Old Duty L. 1Y3,000.