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made a very good fight, and the odd. to nearly the end of the fight were treble against him to what thee! were at the cointvieneement ; at the end, when Mendoza bee ime weak, they were never less than four to one. He got himself miserably beaten. Lee had the advantage in stature and length of arm. and he fought with his left hand extended, constantly racing. Mendoza had a decided advan• tage over his opponent, in the praaical knowledge of bruising. He stopped most admirably, and sel dom hit with his right hand wi,hout effeet. With his left he sometimes led himself into an error, for he generally hit over his man, and left Iris right side exposed. He shewed himself a pleasing fighter, as he always has.done, and his fatigue at the end of the fight was no more than momentary, for he was quite fresh and lively after the contest ; his only suffering was from a blow he had on the left eye, and another ors the nose, which was broken in a fight many years since. The number of spectators that were present, is almost incredible ; every one who had any taste for pugilism was there, for if they could not anti cipate a gratifying fight, the desire to see a first rate bruiser, one of the fathers of the present school, exhibit himself, and especially such a man as Men doza, was no ordinary novelty. The circle on the outside of an immense ring, was not sufficient for the Gentlemen Amateurs, closely packed; and some hundreds were nut able to approach the ring, or see the exhibition. Other battles took place ; but our limits will not permit us to give them insertion, without curtailing the one that is universally sought after. POL ICE. •OW-STKEET. PICK-POCKETS Yesterday, Tacit Barnsley, and Bill Wei/r, alias, Corks, Beam, of the Crabtree Gang, were brought up for re-examination, before N icuot As Boon, Esq. and Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, charged on suspicion of having picked the pocket of John Heath Esq. of Queen-square, Bloomsbury, of his pocket-book, con taining bank notes to the amount of 241. at the Gene ral Post-Ogee, in Lombard -street, on Friday even *, the 14th inst. The Prosecutor stated, that on the above even ing, about half-past air o'clock, he was putting a packet if letters into the Ship Letter-Office, and, while he was taking his change, from paying the postage, from the clerk, he felt his great coat opened, the button-hole of the left pocket of his 'under coat torn open, and his pocket-book taken out. He immediately tinned round, and seized a titan who was near hurl, and charged him with hay ing picked his pocket. The man denied it, but ap peared erremely agitated. and was shuffling with a pun behind him ; and there was no doubt bot he was then handing off the pocket-book. TIM Consiabie employed at the Post-Office came up, and asked Mr. Heath wnether he would give 11 . 10 man in charge without attempting to take him 'into custody ; and immediately began turning the pteple out of the yard ; and. in the confusion, the moo was rescued from the custody of Mr. lleath, and made.his escape. The Prisoners were placed in the body of the office, in a row, among a number of the officers and • strangers, who happened to be in the Office, and Mr. Heath, and the Constable. examined them all •11116sidually ; but could not identify any one of - *tem. Crocker produced a tooth-pick, ear-pick, and a knife, which he fnund upon White. Mr. Heath said, his pocket-book contained simi lar articles, but those produced by the.Oillcer were mot his potiperty. The Maotrt s A TFS lamented they were obliged to turn these fellows loose upon the public again, r ave them a caution, and recommended White to attend to his stables, which he said he was going to keep near Fitzroy-square. They were accordingly discharged, or, in their own language, they were turned up by the beaks. Vie understand, Tans don't do mach in the • prig finz line now, being only a bungler, having got yet y last!, and principany aes as a t stiller o,o' the swig, stets the death of Lis / pal ) S.etch Mow, • Picking portrait t Creel* , avr..y of the booty. I tutnpaatui,. 11031 A C►RCUIT. AIOSTOPIE, MATCH 20. ceoles SIDE. Tempk was arraigned upon the Coroner's oaest, tor the murder of one of his crew. Mr. KNOWLES, as Counsel for the prosecution, steil, that there were certain objections to the in si which must prove fatal. He therefore would not state any case against the Prisoner, be '-ause, if he were to rove it, no verslift could be supported upon the inquisition, as it stood. He therefore would not offer any evidence, but permit the Captain at once to take his acquittal. Ihe Learned Judge, 11E1(1 R, observed, that the Counsel had done pettedly right ; he hail himself carefully looked through all the depositions, and certainly there was not the lent pretence to charge the Gentlernau at the Bar with murder. lie said this, in justice to the charafter of Capt. Temple. Mr. GA a mow said, that the Coroner's Jury were of the same opinion ; ashl he would have it to be understood, that Coroners were not to overbear the opinions of their Jurie;. If hi. advice were attend. ed to, the matter should not rest here, but be made matter of tutor, enquiry. The Jury inimedietely artpliqed Capt. Temple, who was cordially greeted by numbers of his friends who surrounded him. The ('rower Side finished early this morning, when the following prisoners received sentence of Death Miami/et. laws, for forgery ; Jv eet Dams, for stealing in a dwelling-house; .tarn Stainri, fur steering cloth; and Daniel for breaking into the shop of John Elliott, Watchmaker, at Ash ' ford. CIVIL. SIDE —SPECIAL =IFS. THE KIND c. 0 tICt CT gad °TOMS. Mr. W. JAC KION Janinr Counsel for the Board of Itsri,e, stated, that tins WAS an information pled by the Attorne •iocka i t against the Detehdants, for ari at iCstt*ling the Ufficas of Luise-in t blretied the circumstiusces r of this ease, whit), were eta very • aggravated al.. cure, and were as feillowi: He said, that the ship Endeavour, a West India- Irian, was, in February last, wrecked on the Good winSandit. and' that her cargo had been plundered by the Deal men. In consequence of which the owner went down from London, with Nicholls, Carpmeal, and other officers, from Bow-street, to Deal, to endeavour to recover the property which had been stolen. That application was made to the Colledlor of Excise, at Dover, for his assistance, as a part of the cargo of the Enataveur consisted of exciseable goods. Mr. Shadgett, the Colieaor of Excise, Mr. MgAdams, the Tide Surveyor at Do •er, with four other Excise Officers, came, on the 19th of February, 1805, to Deal, to give all the assistance they could. There being reason to be lieve that spirits, and other articles belonging to the ship, were lodged in some warehouses its Ex change -street, Deal, warrants were obtained to search them. The party proceeded to the ware houses, and not being able to procure a key, were pro ceeding to break open one of the warehouses, when a great mob speedily assembled at one end of the street, bringing with them a 12-pounder carronade, which they pointed dire.ftly at the Officers, at the same time calling out, " Clear ! clear !" to the persons who were between them and the Officers.— This occasioned so great an alarm to the Officers, that they desisted from forcing the warehouse, and mired under a gateway, out of the range of the cannon. Finding the mob to increase, toe of f icers thought it prudent to send to the barracks for the assistance of the military; but, before they could ar tive, a part of the mob came forward, opened one of the warehouses, and triumphantly carried off up wards of twenty till's of spirits. At length the sol diers arrived, the mob dispersed, and the officers seized, from the warehouses, and in concealment, under the floors, about 100 tubs of spirits, and some tobacco. 'l'he Defendants, the Learned Serjeant stated, were, Mr. Oakley, a brewer, at Deal ; Spencer, Robins, Seath, and Hodgman. He said he should prove that all of them were near to the cannon a cuasiderable time ; C...t Spen cer was taking an adive part, was the owner el one of the warehouses, and seemed to ad as the Captain of the band : that Hodgman too, he believed he should shew, took an aihve part in the rescue of the goods from the warehouse. He observed, that where a number of petsons assembled themselves together, thereby giving countenance and assistance to the few who may be most adive, they are allequally guilty : and if murder had ensued by the firing of the cannon, they would have been all guihy et mur der. If, iudeed, all or any et them were there r.aly by accident, or as idle spedators, taking no part in the transaction, however imprudent they might have been, no criminality could attach upon them. Several witnesses were called, and it was cleat ly proved that Spencer took ar. active part amongst the rioters; as to the ether Defendants, however, it was only proved, that they were present during a part of the time. The CHI EFBA R 0 N summed up the case, an c Jury found a verdia of Giinty against Spencer, and •evenecd the other defendants. Tilt KING G. wanos..x. Mr. Jacxsue stated that this was also an infor mation filed by the Attorney-General, for assaulting and of strutting TIIOITIAS Seats, an office: of die ex cise, in the execution of his duty. Mr. Serjeant SIMIURD also stated the circum stances of this case, as proved by the evidence of Sear, which was, that Sear, on the 6th of Fe bruary, 1801, was going to Huicombe, in this county, to survey. Near Kingswood he met the Defendant, %Vaddle, driving a covered cart ; knowing him to be a smuggler, he insisted on searching the cart, which the other resisted As he attempted to stop the horse, it stared aside, and learirg lest it should be overturned into the ditch, he got off his own horse. As he was attempting to lay hold of the cart-hone, the Defendant cam, unperceived behind tins, and closing upon him, threw him into the ditch ; when the Defendant got him down, he asked him, what he meant to do now he had mastered him ? to which he replied, d—n you, 17l let you know what You shall have fur ruining a poor honest smuggler. The Defendant then tool from him his sword and pis tol, and beat him over the head with the handle of his own sword. After this, the prisoner mounted the witness's hcrse, and rode away with it, taking his arms along with him. The next day, his arms and horse were left at a public-house for him ; but the Defendant absconded, and could not be found until lately. When the witness served him with the warrant, he said he should give bail to it, and never mere appcar. The Jury found the ACCIDENTS. Two serious accidents happened yesterday, at In. rti Grenville's house, now repairing, in Dow n ing. street.—A bricklayer's labourer fell from a ladder. He was very much hurt. and carried, in a state of insensibility, to the Westminster Infirmary.— Shortly alter, in raising a girder, the tackle broke, and it fell upon the men below. The foreman had his arm broken, and is otherwise much bruised.— Two others were also much hurt. Lard Grenville has ordered every possible care to be taken of the unfortunate rr-n, and Lady Grenville has direded inquiry to be made into els situation of their fa r.:ilics. Between eleven and twelve o'clock yesterday, as a woman was stepping into the Deptford Stage, at Charing .-nu, with an infant, it fell out of her aims. The wheel went. over its body. and killed it on the spot. On Wednesday morning, between one and two o'clock, a large mass of the venerable remains of the ancient wall of Rcchester Castle, gave way, with a most dreadful crash, and failing on a shed oc eupied by Mr. BUTCRCR, coach-maker, of Roches ter, entirely destroyed the came, and dam :ged se veral chaises, &c. which were standing under and near it. The mass vilich fell wac third feet arid above twenty in wilt:;, and its fall is supposed to have been ccicasioued iky the aloilittillt swing the foundation of it. NAVALrNntiLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 20. Sailed the Ocean, of 98 guns, Captain Pender ; Eurynirts frigate. Hon. Capt. Dundas ; and Dibxrenre and Serapis store ships, with a large convoy for the Mediterranean ; and the Ceelerns frigate, Captain Selby, and the Merlin sloop of war, with at least 176 vessels under convoy, for the West Indies. Arrived the Eclipse gun-vessel from a cruise. Sailed the Hearty gun-vessel, Lieut. Valobra ; and the Steady gun-vessel, Lieutenant Stone, on separate cruises. • This morning the Tolman', of 80 guns, being re fitted since the Trafalgar ;talon, went out of har bour ; with the Thisbe frigate, Capt Sheppard ; Pou liot: brig, Capt Lumley; and the Dapper, a new gun vessel. PLYMOUTH, MARCH IS. This morning, arrived His Majesty's hired schooner Charlotte, Lieutenant Alt, Commander, having picked up at sea, on the 9th inst. a large cutter, mounting 10 guns, and completely fitted for a cruise; not a living soul on board, full of water, about ten or twelve leagues to the N.W. of Ushaut. As soon as Lieutenant Alt had cleared her of the water, he discovered a large auger-hole through her starboard bow, which was soon stopped, and bore away for the fleet, which took her safe into Falmouth. By a small paper on board, she is sup posed to be the Tumor privateer, of Guernsey. Arrived from the Streights, the Jealous brig, and was immediately put under quarantine. DEAL, MARCII el% Sailed the Prospero bomb, with the outward-hound wider convoy, for Portsmouth ; Artralne trigate, and several other cruisers, for the French coast. &tiled through the Downs, the Fa ttier and Son, Hopkins, for Lisbon; and the George Washsagion, Poutter, for New-York. Came down from Sheerness, the Troll:pease sloop of war, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last.—Wind N. YARMOUTIII, MARCH 20. - - _ The fleet under the command of A.!tniral Russel sailed from the roads on a cruize off the Tezel. THE MARKETS. CORN•EXCNANGE, Marc■ To-day, very tew arrivals of Wheat. Fine samples support their p ices ; other quantle• are extremely dull of ;ale. Gond samples of fine 11.trley are in request ; the few here, fetch better price. Malt is heavy Nile. White Peas in little demand, and few here New Tick El•ans in plenty. - Oats are ne tolerable supply, and maintain their price; and in Flour, no alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wlsses 431. 565. 611 s. 8ea...(New)....33.. BSc Oa. 'law des n. 745. Od. Tick Beans (du.) 23. 31•. n••. Rye SGs 40s. Cd. Oat. 21.. 26. !8. Barley 26.. 82s 6d. P...lands 3% 11. 0d Mslt . 62s. 611. Od Rape Seed %I. 421. 0.1. %Vila, Pees.... 3).. 40s. 01. Fine F.our 00s. 65s Cd. Grey P... 22. 335. 0.1. Seconds ..... Sis. 60s Od. :ETIJRN OF Fl.Ol NUT 8, W Mar. 14, from the Cocket 018 cc. s d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks d 10.... 66 50..,. 64 6570.... 65 Twit -1 ?.,GI Is .J. ;46 Sarica,—....Avera lower than LIU root ce, 625. turn. 10.... 62 . 61 40.... 59 661.- 62 13.3.... 56 i, 1 15.... 61 6 145.... 57 1 497.... GI 75.... 56 1572.... 6O 11.... 51 UXBRIDGE. The L4' luspeetor's Return, on ThuruLy, Nl.treit VI Ite.,t, ycr load. 134 to :MI —s Bolen pr qr t7s —d to Sts —4 Oats • • • $5. —74 to $4. Mean, 4$W —4 se see —4 New ailie tfts 3.8 ♦:A -.411 PVC& Of BUDS IN MANIC-LANE. Caraway 74s Od to 70s Od per ewe. Coriander l4s 04 to 13s Od Trend Red Cloven Fme Oil White ditto 34s Od to 74s od R re-Grass 94 04 to 314 Od White Mustard Seed lUs Od to 16s 1141 per bushel. sr*, ditto 94 eil to 144 Od Turnip —s Od to •—• Od Brood lowa . Sig Od to 30s cd per quarter,. Lame list Toms 362 cd to 44s Od 302 Od to 66r 01 to 642. PRICES OF HAY tutu AND STRAW. %DAT. at sasses% WNITIC 44444 . 11.1. ..31 Si a4ITM id I Hay 31 Si ■4l 10. St.aw..lll 21 a SI 141 ...el brew 01 Os • 01 01 Clover 41 4. a 51 51 Straw .11 18; ■ 21 10; PRICE OF 110 PS •4111. Rarities. Kent 5l 14s to 71 ...I K a m 6l to 71 lot Sussex.... .31 I.;* to 61 161 Summit 31 16t to 71 —5 F-srex blle to t leo Farnham.. RI totll Its SMITHFIELD. Fatna►, MARCII To sick the Offal —..per Stone ..t Rlb . Boer 4s Ret to S. Rd I Veal.... —4. 6J to 6% 04 Mutton... .W Od to 4. Od f Pork.... ..5s UJ Cu 6s ud Heal "'Cottle thi , Day, lasts, shosst 600-•-tihoep and Lambe, 7,210 NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARkE'US. By the Caftan. seer 3s 11l is de to I Veal 44 MI to Nt Mume5....44 41 ee 3. N rOfit 5. 04 to G Od RAW HIDU. Best Heifers and Stases. pee MOO, al. 44 to 31. 64. Middlings Se. Od. to 5.. ti Ordinary Market Calf . — 124. 64 each. Fonyttah Fiume - Wit. ...d. to 2..). —.I. each. Sheep Skins ......3.. 6d. to Ss. 04. PRIM 01 TALLOW. it. Jaw:* Market 4s O 1 Care Market 3. HI Whitcchaprl Markel 34 11t1 Per Stour of 81b. - i 11* WI , '4 , 114 Yeerm R utaia.. 6340 d 66, Cd Whitt ditto .... 614 td Seel , ditto .. fidt Cd Mr4tteig 96s ttd Ditto tough --t AN.e , Are :is I IGnaw —s lls Town T.:11... OA 670 6d Geed Theis...... ICs Y., —s a 7134—Massled 5 68.—Curd. t2s. Prne of Candle., per dos. Us Its. Od. COAL -MARLET. Much 91. Ships at Market. Sold. Price. 3..Newea tle 1 5l, Od a --a nd 3.. SuriderUnd 1.. 3totte Cual I . .et....ets .. 2.....,-.4 Csl • soil 04 MrAKTINC:S OF CREDITOZS AT Gni.oll • (..s.; ON ' , W1N0.% V. orge OrgAn, Cumpttm-tr , .4, S.,a.u, I‘ll.krotex, kat. ter - 1 11 F'ranci• Smiih, late of Milton, next Sitt.n;lr,urne, KMIt, banker - I le PRICF; 01; ST‘S:ll , :ti. YE.STERDA.Y. 3 per Cent. Convgi ' A n i ii 5 Int Cent. Nay! 9%04 Imperial 3 per Cent. ARmeitiee ...,.........G4 Imperial Annuitiei Inti A 8.,,,d, Excheque!ll.l:4 . , pee. It ,das. EnKlidi Lottery Tickets .. 191.1114. /Sink for C0n.01.. int .. 'F. KISH, Stock•lkuker. N.). 4, Catmint', and 9. Claud[ Cr.,. COURSE OF EXCIIAI Amsterdam JG 8 2 U. Ditto at Sight :35 9 Rotterdam c I 18 2 U. 11.mburgh 34 4 2W. Alton& Paris Ditto 9 Us 25 Boards*** • 25 1/ Cadi5........ • ••• 38 effect. Ditto k1a4 , 141 ..... 11 , 1, tied. Ditto ttilb"a 3! Limbo's 61 Naples T). Min on London (.11! 14.11a.t on London INst on Dublin (M FMIDAY, MARCH 21. Genele Venice 6l D as. Lieleme Oporto AI 13111,1 in Cuik ....Isom 1. I. i Porton' Gold in and Ears per oz. w New Unlnnt ), 1.1 S leer in Hurt • • New Louise-rich Agin nn the sank or H.. 11.44 54 per Cent rch 5.) ) 95.; ch 4 ). 61 0,2 0•••• • 4 3: MARRIAGE Saturday, at Rath. John Hutchins, Ftur of Yeovil, to Ili% E. C ssvory, tlioginer of John Sammy, Esq. of Bi.stai DEATHS On the 10th inst. at his seat, at Kenall., Wilts, el vies Westlry Coat, Esq. many years an Ailing Maghtrsta,il Deputy-Lieutenant for that county. Tltuoolay, at his house, in Viper Park street, St ..Yanse:s. square, &in, the Marquis de Noupecey, a liencli ein4rer.t gentleman, long resident in that eds. • Friday se'nnight, in Lower Charles street, Bath, Mrs. Fze , tun, widow of D.Alington Frertnn,F , q. On Monday s'ennight, as Mr. Paseots, of l'kughtiir-le. Spring, grocer, was going nit of Blshopwearmouth, on hi re turn home, he fell from his hoist, and was so severely bruised that he died on Weihri:sliv. HIGH WATEit THIS DAY. AT LONI)ON %imn, .52 mill. after 3. I F.• n ....51 nun. after $. SALES BY AUCTION. CHOICE AND RICH FLAVOURED SCARCE WINES. By Mr. ANGELL, At narr3vny's Colee-honor, ettiorailtv, Cortii;l, PEREMPTORILY, on MONDAY nest, March, at Two n'Clock, in Luta ccinveniont Ficato Families and the Trade About St dram, of Claret, in lots of Owe damn each ' • 21 dozen Sherry, to ditto ;21 d ,zett •oot, (~ , l u at to any Ma. dens) ; 21 dozen Port; 1 dozen Burgundy ; 6 dozen sti'l Champalgne •' and 10 dozen Runt Shrub. S mules of which may he ta•ted at Garraway's previous to the Sale, and Catalogues had. TANNERS` FIII.L HOUSE, AND ABOUT TWO ACRES AND A QUARTER OF GROUND—AK ELicirtt.E FRKEHOLD ESTATE, It THE FOUR-MILE STONE, ON THE DEPTFORD' ROAD. Ny Mr ANGELL, At Garraway's Coffee-haste, Ch.ag--allay, ComhiU, Illa MONDAY NEXT, Mych 24, a!One A Singularly desirable FREEHOLI) ESTAT E. 1:11. called TANNERS' HILL HOUSE, advantageously rite- Wel mar the Fota.mile Stona, od the llereford.roort ; enrif prising • substaot•al and well•built BRICK FAMILY OWILIs- ING HOUSE, hued up in a modern anA genteel stale, with lofty apartment, and .eery domestic convenience, oftess qty grourhis, covering, in the whole, shoot 2i acres of rich gird .n and cloy land; well supolied with a cotenant spring of .zeal. lent 'war. Part of which ground is so *lassoed Is, statute, as to form a charming terrace, arlinireirly calculated for Sorld.tg on, commanding I Il;1 and eatcus.su prospe:ts, as well of the metropoliv, us the vuiroundiiig hills and country; enihricmg, at the iamo time, a most valuable contiguity to Lade and connweire. • • • From the combination of advantages this Lot possesses, van impiirtementa may be made, by eretting a hsadmme eto• ration of genteel dwelling ill/OSei, particulady eligible (or the Merchant's Retreat,ur others; especially as it is nrcsumea a sufficient quantity f elsy-earth will be found on the mute CO make bricks fur that purpo.e. The Premises are in hand, and immediate poosesina nay be had. To he viewed by leave of the tenant. raniCtllifil and c.,n ditiotis of i.a'e may ht iiad on application to John titans, EN• Solicitcw, New m.iii`.-court, Cornhill; Garraway's elffee.ho , Change•alley; Caale•inn, Deptlnvd ; on the Promises; (kry ound, Greenwich ; ft, Shooter's-hill; K Amboy-coif: , hoax, Covent-Rankin; au of the Auctioneer, Weatarhaii., Kent. OEN - FEEL FAMILY FKEKHOLD DWELLINt;aiII.X!q. PREMISES, AND GARDEN, SLADE'S.PLACE, Buff-LANE, DF PTFORD. Ky Mr ANGELL, At Garraway's on MONDAY NEXT, March 'it, at One o'Clock, ikDesirable well-built FREEHOLD BRICK FAMILY DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISFS, with (ore court and garden behind, eligibly situated in a hand. some row of buildings, called Slades place, In Mutt-'..•e. Depttwil, now in the occupation of G. Emmett, Esc; tenant at will ; commanding a must cheerful and uninterrupted swan, of garden-romuls, lying immediately befirre the crate. Cnit taining, on the lia.eineid nory, two kitchens, with every mettle convenience. On the first 'tors, twit parlours non! , fitted up. On the principal story, a drawing room ..;(1 chamber ; and, on the attic, two lodging-towns. The ult.! , in genteel and habd•Unne repair. To be viewed by leave of the tenant. Particular. and Cor ilition• of Sale may be had, on application to John Iran'. I.'';• Solicitnr, Newman's-court, Coinhill ; tierraway'sCailiee.b.nisc. Chang.-alley; Depifird ; on the Premiers; Q'tC• hound, Greenwich; Shiueer's.hill; Rainbow Covent-garden ; and of the Auctioneer, Wetft'' ham, Kent. GEN'"" iLf4TIEL FAMILY FREEHOLD Db. .L.LING Housr, PREMISES, AND GARDEN Hy Mr. ANUELL, M Gensway'sCoffee-huuse, on MONDAY NEXT, Match 41 at Ons A l w i FREEHOLD FAMILY BRICK DWEL LING-HOUSE and PREMISES, with fore court ,°"' garden behind; desirably situated in the setae Row, and p~ *cosine like &dear:naps of ',moped ; now in the t.ccunatioo Mr. W. Davies, tenant at will, at 201 per annum. ‘Cootao.• ita on the bannsent story, two cantrealest kitchens. Da the fimt story, two neat parlotirs. On the pros •ipal story, au bed-rhambers ; and, mu the attic, two servants' !rigin-mono The whole replete with every accommodation tor a senteri Fa ra.ly. . To be viewed be Isere of the tenant. Particula-v and CO' ditions of Sale mar be hol, on application to ham EVAJIN S NewmaiNacourt,Cornhill ; Caraway% Coffre-h , u` e • I'll*ov-tile. ; Ca•tle-inn, Deptford; on the Premises. Gi , ! Greenwich ; Shooter'shill; Rainbow OA. house, Curcut.gaiden ; and of the Auttumbeer, W0M,11111.1. Kest LONDON:—hinted by G. D‘VIDSON, No. 17. Co nrt, Bovr-,tract, CnyenoGanian. and Tolardaird at ' IlliT‘at, No. S. Si, k of St. ayment's Chore', S" by W. STUCK, of No.?, Now Bottoodnyeet, Lno Sc. for On. P.,pyy, yymy a twa Wes 4paart.• silidie daily attended to. •M= JOIMIN r r C 1 I Wit .hi After 4' inn rrl ia - d S. Lin Mr r; I Oft: toav4 the shi .141 11,4, T 1111 Mr. 4 11 halt me Sk.ceei et, , kl I lake g 41.0.1C1 0' CR EU Pad 1. ;• Oh int Ikt p, Tn.- - 4 - ) ; .j~••~i (0 Ala 1.4,1 A' Chum, enn " "7 Nog Comas ket 0.4 Maio !.fl 41141 w Mw VaTNI The add] letik r ithe Pri tl‘FI Mg