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- 7WiTT been saved to the public, of I6,1:91. 3s. 73. beh g the amount of ti.e extraordinary commissions. The stond r.•t of the Report, which relates to Masts, 5t3t..:5, " that Mr. Li NDECRLN purchased, by authority, a large qoantity of masts from the French agent at Riga; that he put on boarl the ships which brought home there masts, a large quantity of fir timber, lath and fire-wood for his own use, without paying freight; that this proceeding was afterward sanlione3 by the Navy Board ; that the additional expence of employing Lim to purchase the masts was unnecessary, as no advantage was gainei from it, thit might not be expefte•i from the employment of any established house in the Rusia trade." This part of the Report farther states several errors and inaccuracies in Mr. LIND E 0 it EN'S accounts; charges him with receiving gratuities from his agcnts, Mn.a TnoaLty, Mosaisou, and Co. and with applying the public money to his private advantage ; sad adds, .. Upon a review of these transaltions, we feel ourselves called upon to stare, that by a want d sufficient knowledge (which should have been previously obtained) of the circumstances attend ing the employment of an Agent sent from this Country for the purchaie of Naval Stores, and the angles" shewn in the examination of Mr. LINDE• tsars% Accounts, a very considerable and unne cessary expence has been incurred." ~---~ A Court of Common Couscil was held yeoerday, it Guildhall, which was numerously a:tcnded. The , commissi sn appointing the Commissioners of Sewers, was scaled for the year ensuing. The accnunts of the said Commissioners, to Michaelmas last, were laid before the Court, and ordered to be printed with the Chamberlain's ac counts. A Petition to the House of Commons for an Aft for consisiit! nitro the several Coal Laws, was agreed to, and ordered to he taresentcd by the Sheriffs, at ,•-• tenslod be the Remembrancio. Pi • Mr. Karout7ot the Ward of Bi4iopsgate, was eleied a Governor of Sr. Thomas's Hospital, in •! , e morn of Mr. LINCOLN, out of Common Conocil. Yastird iy a Court of DireCtors was held at the East India ravt Gcciane WELTDEN was sworn inn, rronorard of the ship Atha, con. signed to al,,,j e ; ta , hiadt as and Capt. Courant Itootatnsort, of the ship Dore/. Ca•sie, took his final leave rf the Court, previous to departing for St. Helena and Bengal. he Court adjoanrei at sit o'clock till WeJness day next. Fissb.ClS Ifocsan, Fsq. is appointed by the Di relors 01 the East lodia Company, one of the Com mistowoot for liquidating the debts of the Nabobs of the Carmine, in the room of cue HOES. RICHAED Avoca. It is reported, that Mr. Ti r eat, of Cavendish square, intends to offer himself to represent the broach of Colchester, at the neat General EleClion. No trial of any public importance occurred, yesterday, in the Cows' of Law. On Triday.last the Rev. Toot's.% BENNETT, M.A. wan instituted by the Rev. PRECENTOR GORDON, to the united rectories of llotonnoc and Braddock. in the county of Cornwall, and diccese of Exeter, on the presentation of the Right Hon. WM. WIND. MAN. Lord Ortomvit it, Baron GPENTiLIr, of aVooton, under Borne Wood, in the county of Buck ingham, and ANNE Lady Gates , ir.ct his wife, void by the death of the Rev. &NJ* MIN Fotorrot, the last incumbent. The Writ from the Shed(/' of Devon, to J. Haw. ate. Esq. Mayor, and Returning Officer, arrived. on Sunday last, for the eleCtion of a Burgess to serve in P.oliament, for Plmouth, in the room of P. Lirsomaao. Esq. the late Member, who has ac cepted the office of Steward fur the Manor of the Hunoired of Bast, in Berkshire. Col. Tv savant-or has offered himself (or the vacant seat, and has been uncommonly successful on his canvas, and has met with a very flattering and handsome reception from the majority of the Elethars. The Elearon was fixed for Thursday last. The F,5 , , --, from Whitby, for London, is lost near Yarmouth. The Sort/O, WEIGHT, frorn Riga, for London, was captured on the 10th of January, and carried into Holland. The .Teoaroah, PEAKS, bound to Dublin, has sunk in Bristol River; cargo landing. Earl ST. VINCENT is to have three Captains and eleven Lieutenants on board his lag ship, the Bri ts/uses ; the largest establishment of Officers ever allowed or eemanded by a Commander-in-Chief. The three Lotteries, for the last year, have pro duced a sum, not only much beyond the estimate, but beyond all former precedent. The first Lottery produced 175,0001. the second 200,0001. and the one controlled for yesterday, will produce, within a very trifling frafnon, 200,0001 ; so that the profit to the Public, upon the three Lotteries, will be 575,0001. At an adloirrnment of the Onarter Sessions for the city of Bristol, held at the Gutldhall, ou Thursday se'nnight, ifirmsit Trapwcit, otherwise Low*, was tried on an in:Margot preferred a o oairot her for keeping a house of ill fame in Bricewell-lane ; of which she was forma gesite, and sentenced to i• a ine, and he imprisoned for sx months in the cora :non gaol of Ncwgate. The prosecution was insti tuted and carried on at the espence of the Society in that city fur the Prevention and Suppression of Vice. I . 4 Yesterday, about one o'clock, an alerming fire broke out at the home of an organ-builder, in South:imptun-eoust, Tottenham-court-road, which threatened the refp.le range of buildings with deviation, from their confined situation. The engines did not arrive until a considerable time after the fire te..gan, but by five o'clock the flemes were eiringuished. Ir *2ll occasioned by leaving 4 fi re is c ii l 4.. R is an incautious state, when • den ,7. ' graides the total de s truc- It , • 's the houses opposite are 1..• • . L 4 14. F I MRS. JORDAN'S MUSICAL P.IRTI. This Lady gave an elegant musical party and supper, at her house in Golden-squate, on Wed nesday evening. It WAS attended by above 100 14dies and gentlemrn of the first fashion. The Conct-rt was condoeled by Madame GUITHRtiT: and the seleSion did great honour to her taste and judgment. Amongst other novelties, the Messrs. PLT a tots, the celebrated horn-plavcrs, pyrfirmed several charming airs. The nsusic-room was m brilliantly lighted. The Ladies were elegantly dressed, and wore a procthion of diamonds. At twelve, the supper rooms were opened ; three tables were laid for thirty each, and two for scli et parties of ten. They were covered with every delicacy of the seastrn, and tire decorations displayed the most refined and elegant taste. After supper, many charming eat.b,•, and R N, were admirably exe cuted. Harmony and goad humour were the order •of the night. The company did not withdraw until an early hour, when they parted with reluc tance ; all eater:ling t!:e elegance of the entertain ment, and the attention gni politeness of their lair hostess. VOCAL CONCERT. The fourth of these elegant entcttainments took place at the New Rooms, Hanover-square, last night, and was ?nest numerously attended. The first aft commenced with the Overture to Either ; the beautiful duet of Tell me where is Fancy bred, Or in the heart, or in the heal by Sir JOHN ST EV ENSON, of Dublin, was charmingly executed by Mr. Haaaasort and Mr. RA ex ',mass, and much applauded ; as was Miss Galati LT TI in la dr.nra ch` e unsafe. The beautiful Ttrz.lhs, by Miss PARKE, Mr. lla It ISOM, and Mr. llaltTLEli•ti, of Chi vi par Dorisla brlla Della sposo the ad.', by SART!, was rapturously received ; as was the Santa fn. the violin, violoncello, and double bass, by Mr. WEICIISEI r., Mr. List:mgr. and Mr. I)nn coNVlTl, from BOCCITLEI Of. • Phe second ad commenced with a Grand Conrrrtante (MS.), for vioNn • viola, violoncello, oboe, clationet, and bas soon, by Messrs. WEICOSELL, SHILL!), LIN . OLEY, LNG. KRAMES, and HOLMES, from WiN s La, and was admirably executed. In the scene from intl. ander% Feast, the Messrs. PcaltlOSS performed an tikirito io th., most masterly stile. Poircet.t.'s beautiful ennt.sta of Mad Brea af Ralam, was given with such taste, energy, and feeling, by Miss PARKS, that she had hot a fair auditor, who did not sympa thise in the tender sorrows of the pour maniac. In this elegant assemblage were-- The Maretnonam of Ileadfurt —The Cnuntess of Fffing bani And Di Bruh'-•Eatle, Slat lave, thalgic, lAvowail, and Eihnshst.i-aNs•connt Curt n—Lord and Lady alnlgmer...l3.aone..l I)ace--Ladtes Grantham ah.l Lueu-a. and Sn I).unbal,nd and Lady Snatth _ His MAJESTY has hero pleased to-appoint Sir FR A NCIS MILERS AN his Phyincian in Or,lioaty. Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, 11i. MA Jrsry set off from the Qut.rNi's Pal ice, in his tra velling carriage, for Windsor. I M aJEST Y and the Paine LSckS left the Palace soon after eleven, for Blackheath, on a visit t , ..) the Princess of.Waxxs, where, alter partaking of an early dinner, they set off for Windsor, by the way of Clapham Common and 'Wandsworth. The Oratorio was very well attended, last night. The seleEtion was principally from HANDEL, Poi. CELL, and Dr. ANNE, and was admirably executed by the several performers. The Archbishop of YORK gave a grand dinner yesterday, at his house, South Aufley-strect. His Royal Highness the Prince of WA T.Ls was so much pleased with the Duchess of CoitnoN's patty, on Thursday, that he did not leave it until three o'clock on Fliday morning ; and it was neur eve, when His Rani Highness the Duke of Sussex de parted. Mr. and Mrs. Due RI left town yesterday, for Wilton Park, Bucks._ The Marchioness of S A LISCA V will have a grand Rout, on the 17th inst. Lord Germvitxt will give a grand dinnrr on Thursday next, at his house, in Oxford-street. The Countess of Cant.MONDet.CY has issued cards fora grand flout on Wednesday next. The Countess of CA SD 0•X left town yesterday for Windsor. The Earl of CAISMAN dined yesterday with Cu A Itt.l.S Duricostat, Esq. at his house, Grafton street, Bond-street. The Marquis and Marchioness of SALISRURT, Lady G. CECIL, and a large party of Nobility, dined yesterday with the Hoa. THOW As and Lady Wrist, BELLASTSE, at their house, George -street, Hanover-square, and is the evening her Ladyship had a Musical Party, which was numerously Attend ed by some of the first Nobility. Lady am, ecru MuNt's grand rout was bril liantly attended last evening; the Duchesses of GOk sioN, De CASTRIES and BOLTONI, the Marchioness of SALISBURY, Lady G. CAvsimis,,, and Lords MACDONALD, and H. PETTY, were amongst the nu merous company, at her Ladyship's house, in Lower Berkeley-street. Mrs. GRLr,•the Lady of the First Lord of the Admiralty, was presented to Her MAJESTY, on Tnursday, by Her Grace the Duchess of DEVON SHIRE. Her dress was uncomtnonly elegant ; black velvet, embossed with pink satin and gold. Mrs. Geer is a most amiable and be.autiful woman, and the only daughter of the Right ticcourable W. B. PaNSONay. Lady Lucy BARRY WAS presented to Her MAJTS• rv, on Thursday, by Lady GRROVILIN. Her Ladyship was splendidly dressed in yellow and silver. Lady Lucy is the eldest daughter of the Earl of MOU:VENCIRRIS, by his first wife, Lady Lucy Fuer awns Liz ritlosi, and wife of Colonel Joist, MAXWELL BASET, presumptive heir to the Lul of IAIIIIIIAI4. NAVAL lA7LLUGLATE. -- . ...•imii.....-.. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH. C. • &tiled the 4strev frigate, with a tket of transparu wider co:Ivor, for Cork; armrest gut' brig, vAtii A convoy, for Guernsey; and the Det..:42:ton bcrob, oa a cruise. The Fame and .4tii East Indiamen, whizh attempt ed to overuke the fleet, have put b.:A.—Wind S.M. SIARCI4 5. The 43ire frigue, Captain Mowbrar, is deatiited for the Cape of Good Hope, and will sail in a day or two. _ _ ...„. Passed by to-day. a large A:et, supposed for the West Cime in the (Mena sloop of war, from a cruise. Wind S.W. SHFERNEcS, MARC.f G. The Spy sloop of war is appointed to convoy the trade to the Elhe, Weer, Tonningen, &c. ai.d to sail from hence on the 9th inst. DEAL, marten 6. Sailed theXonetia sloop of war, And the _Ante schooner, on a cuise. Arrived the Wrangler and Furious bombs, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per lot. Also, the Brunswick transpi.rt ; Harmony ; and the Ne.'tea, Hubback, for Antigua.—Wind N E. CII•THAM. MARCH 7. The Viaery was yesterday warped into Doak. It is a little remarkable, that this beautiful ship should at this time be repairing in the very dock in which she was built, one aad forty years ago ; at that time it was generally supposed, that it would be impossi• ble for so large a body as a ship of the line to he laaiched from a slip without meeting with consider able injury, or even total ruin; large ships after they were built, were tberefore, with considerable labour and difficulty, floated from their docks, in the same way that ships new are, which have undergone a re pair; in this slow and laborious manner was the YiNory sent upon that element, on which she has since made so splendid a figure. She Leccret and Juliet sloops are ordered to be fitted with all possible dispatch. MIDDLLSA_T AmETING. The following h a (npy of the Address to IVs Majesty, voted at the 'Middlesex Meeting, on Tues day last : Tl.) TIM KING'S MO;T EXCELLENT MAJESTY. THE ItESPLCTM., LOYAL, ASO DI:TIT:IL ADDRESS Of Tilt FeESHOLDEUS OF 'I'IIIEOUP:I'Y OF MID DLESEX, ASSEYRLLO AT THEIR COUNTY MEETING. % We, your Majesty's most loyal subjeels, the Freeholders of hltddlesex, asscm►led at a Comity Nle.ting, humbly approach your Majesty, with sentimmts of unshaken fidelity and atm:la me:it to your Majesty'. person, tastily, and government. We beg leave to assure your Majesty, that nu dirt cu!ties or &mien which the unfortunate situation of the present pen-,d may compel us to undergo, eau ever shake our your Majesty's sacred person, and to thaw pituci,:le:Cll e.t:rblished your Majesty% aiii..usous family oo the theme of these kingdoms, lit the present very arduous cri►is of public effairs, wet cannot reran' from presuiunig to user to Your Majesty our sincere thanks .ind cortgratteatiuns on Your hfajdsts gr. i lion to the interests arid wish.•, of your prnple, bl selrctlng nien to the Ailministratum of the Eiecutive ►.,wer, un wt. use itive.itr, and wisdom, we can eniiiMently rely fur the option of such a s) stens of ♦ug,.ur, eato.telatiois, and ecimoniy, as flaAy tend I. prrserse and strengthen war 11111i011.11 aecuriry, and may best ...mails the honour and :dignity ref your Alajes tv's Crown, in securing the happiiisse sad libertie. of your People. From the 'toy lilgh and distinguished characters of thrive who are now entrusted by your M.j••rty w•th the ailininistra- Imo of public .itfins, we have the must perfefl ermfidestesr, that hr a reformation Mall public smote, a ludicious aiiplication of our resources, a,,d a firm and d.gnified conduct towards F. reign Power*, this nation will speedily regain the amine it sta tion which its o p ulence, power, aid Warns, has. w juitlf entitled it to claim and expect among the Powers of the W.rld. Colas inceel, that the pecuniary efforts which will be demanded ni us, and the extraindinary exertions we may be called upon to make, foi the preservatton of the empire at this momentous crisis, will not he so employed by your Majesty's present Monstets, as to enciease the perils they are Wended to avert, arid to gannets, that power which it is the common interest of all Europe to keep within proper limits; we assure your Msjesty that we shad submit with cheerfulness to the burthens and privations, which shall be deemed requisite for obtami••g, at the earliest period, a secure and honourable peace; Of d f dieted weentary, by the oletinaey or untessuitableness of the enemy, for prosectiting with energy and vigour, the war in which your Majesty us unfortunately engaged, until it can be brought to an happy and glorious COFIC 14614111. LIEITENANT-COLONEL BAGWELL It is with great concern we state the fullow:ng ac connt received from Exeter, by yesterday's post : On Tuesday afternoon, a melancholy accident hap pened on the road between this city and Exmouth, at that part where the roads from Clyst and Newcourt join that between Topsham and Topsharn.by idge. As Lieut.-Col. Bagwell, of the 6th dragoon guards, was riding on a party of pleasure, with some officers of his acquaintance, his horse suddenly took fright, and after galloping off with great fury, threw his rider with such force, that it fraetured his scull most dreadfully, and killed him on the spot. Medical assistance was procured in a few minutes, but it was too late to be of service. The body was removed to Topsham, where the Coroner heti an ingots., which returned a verdift of Arridentai Death. The Lieut.- Colonel was in the ptime of life. and universally be loved and esteemed by the whole regiment, as well as by all alto knew him. He is the son of John Bagwell, Esq. Member i:: Parliament, for the county of Tippet try ; and brother to the Herret.:ntative in Parliament, for the borough of Cloumell, in Ire land. LOTTtlY.—Yesterday, die following Gentlemen waited on the CitANCLI.LUR of the Excus.uuta, to contrao2 for the ensuing Lottery, which is to consist of 25,000 Tickets only, instead of 20,000, as usual at this pet iod of the year. and to begin Drawing on the 12th of May. it was taken by Messrs. Rica. AftWON, GOODLYCK. and Co and Swirl. and Co. at 171. les. 9d. per Ticket. The bidding' were as under : Richardson and Co. and Swift aad C0.....17 111 • Cope and Co and Co. 17 13 0 AO Co • 17 12 0 Hensley Ivo! Pulley l6 19 6 We :are sorry to state, that S;r LIONEL CONAT, Bart. died on Tuesday last. in corsequence of the accident we ment'on.:d Moo,lay. • THE IIL4RKIDS. CORN-EXCHANGE.. Mmics To-day there are several (nailer W..eat arrival , . in a 4 ,1,6 .2 t) i i n f neliS aupphea, which have vet.) tew hiiyers, ev n 4 . ;into,. &ley also in very great suppires, to heavy on and cheaper ; Malt likeyri.e. White Peas are cheaper : ~,j no *mall ell Beans. Haying very greet guaranies or ta.., creates sales in this beak at a further re•lueli.n. Fi uu , :tklit ) , and inclines lower. CURRENT PRICE OP (MAIN. V 11-41 421. 58 . 7'a. Fime do 7ls 72s 64 I Ri 914 41i. 1;4 245. 301 64 kV( White P 0•1 34% 40s o' . 524 05i 0.1. Bean• (041) 00. 00 i 4. Tck beans 44. 49 ~ OA. 2l, V,. Si.. IP-lants e9s V. Cd. Rape Seed 991. 491 0.1, Fhte Four 6(l. Cat rd . S.co d .. D 1• Rat oi . W HOF . PRICE SAGS. FOCaw cent 5l 14, to 71 Kent 6' 11,1 Suise,t.... .51 16t to 61 168 II Su.sex 51 !6, ta $1 , :s1.1( 9II I6t t.l 61 16) } Farnham... 111 —6. , n 11' 11t ritlCks II A V ANL) sTKAw. Unfit t) V. -- ST I AMU'', wOrl Pc," Ayr e, Hay.... 31 Os a 4414. Ifs, 31 W 4 a 41 10 5 Slidw.. SI es a S 1 17s ..111 14ssr 01 Us a P 1 vi Chou 41 41 a 51 3, Wow ll les a 21 smuriwiFin, ratn•r, N!Attcit 7. gout( 1., ellai—ires St.sirt M Stn. Rwel 4+ H 4 to tf. 84,1 V.-a 1.... ...5s 04 to 6. CI Mutton Od to 64 Cd l 4d t 6. 1.14 v, Rea4t;, 50U—..Nilef and I.arnb..7.^nO NEIVGATE AND LI...AOKYH .Ll. M By the Camas, Beef Ss 8.1 to. 4• 8.1 I Veal . 4s 04 in Os 01 Militnn 4. 01 m S. Od Poo 44 t. 5i ..,—... ~. ......... Botts, 50 to 561 b. each . •—' !l4 to 254 Ditto, 60 to 651 b. each %J L. ::7,1 Merchants Racks 221 to 221 Dre.‘Liog Hula.. 2 - ; to 224 Vine C nch 111.1,0 2"..1 to 2.31 ! Croy Hides for cuuu,g 21 to Flat I.4,ltnarw 204 to 21 CAI Situ's, 50 to 40'b i.er liosen 2 84 to 42 Ditto. 50 to 7.*ib .. 364 to ail DAt ~ 70 to 201 h. '34.1 te LIM. 4 S.mall Seals (Gr...enle•4l). 40.1 to 43. l V Later ditto 100 s to ISos prl Jorge. Tas.nrol Horse Hides 2.is to ;81 IP f illt4e. 4 411 , 1',1 Sins :is ILI to 5. COAL-MA{24:LT. Ma.ch 7. 51 .;pa at Market. Nee. 41.. Newcastle .. 15 41t Oda 416 M 4—Sunda:HA g .fitnne Coil 0 O4 a Od PRICY, I W SToCk ti, If STERDA Y. $ per Cetit. CWl , O'll :4 );:i b twr ern.. Navy. 9 ; 2 1n.1 , .. St...k 17921 India tim;e o . Is 2: l.rero. F.../•:11 , •ct, RAN E.il•gh Luttrry Tsekets .IZI. Nuts to, 6C:I 59?, 61 T. RICH, ti , ock•lin.ker, Nn 4, C.on'ti.l, and 9. ChAriutveras. counsi. OF F.XCFIANGI.—FaiDAY, M 40.11 L. 4-n.l.4nm .... 36 10 21.•. Gen..... Dist.. at Sidlit .. 35 11 Venice 64 Ri•tteriinrs ...... 11 11 I U. 1.1•60. n 6O 11.sisilrunkis 34 2 iil. Orin. 611 Aitunt .... Paris 1 day's &le 14 It Cnrk 13 Dan... .. 3..u04...x ....•• 15 4 Nature G4'414 in ..a Cai'it Dino 374 414.. ct. 21.. a a. , aliftelis... -••— mad•itl Dino .. 34 s..ce. S..ve. 111 Rif. „.. •=Oll - 000 Ei:boa 3ll Yew I.iius. nate .. —.-. L..llnna 3l s(ift ..n the Rank at ,I•iiand Naples n•b:in 0:1 Loudon 'het 18.) 11,Ifant •, .I.no•inn reb 15 ' 911 /1;•liao nn Distain r intl.) s. 61 4ays 4 91 FUR TI-1 Satiwiay, at Warmintter, tue Lady of W. ation, Est. et a daughter. DF.ATMS. On Friday sennight, at lus bathe, at Nutwell, Dermas/aim 1114. Heathlivid, E.Q . Sunday law, Mrs. Ormsby, rel.xt of the late Ow^n 0- , st.r. Frt. of Purkingtnn, in Salon; •Ineerele lamented by h., r sa liana and ffieUth, 914 well a. by the punt. to %%hum she ma. • constant and Inver-AI ban.f.,ettrs:. HIGH WATF THIS DAY AT LOHDOPi Mein ..111 min. after 4. I Efte.....114 wiu. alter •. SALES BY AUCTION. Ay Mews. KING sod LOCHEE, At their C-eat Room, in Kiiig.street, C-iveist-Garden, alt TUESDAY, March 11, and Foil. foto...vote Davi, N o umer , m • • 1 ssemhlage of BOOKS , PRINTS. \SVI' • MANUSCKIP l'S, Ste. re'ative to tt: rit Slotlpnd, an: lteland , arranged in to th •!r .es o .inive Ciont...n Among which ill to hunit nca ,y .01 i! - ,e large Surveys, and a great number of Tugs. of the rvetteht rarity, particularly clime relative to Landon. May he %ievre4 on Monday til the Sal:, and eatalcgc:• then had at the Room. FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN WINDSOR, WINKFII::), ♦ND WARFIELD, IN THE COUNTY OF IIFIKS; AND DATCHET, IN 'WE coeN ry OF RUCKS, I.ATC THE PROPERTY t,F Mk GEORGE CLOD'', DECLASED. By Mt. SM4III, By enter of the Executors, at the (.I•tte Inn, Winthnr, na MONDAY, the 10th of Much, la% Twelve .2'o cll, - . in Seven Lots CIONI PRISING a FREEHOLD DWELLING. 1101.1 SE, with Yard, Piea.itre (inn I, Ct.ach Howe, Stables, and walled Garden, pleasantly situated on D , .'• ,1 Common, near Windsor. A VWELLIhI HOUSE. a lar:e BRICK :iod TILE Kt with nearly Eight Acres of Land, possessing a deep WO , Eatth; and Two inclosed Fields, with a new •reed Hai , : thereon, near Ascot H:A1;1 in the pari.li of Wink fi ehl. A BRICK and TILED aOTTAUE, with Garden, at V. 4 Warfield Alan, THREE DWELLING-HOUSER, with Gardena A LARGE SLIRSTANTI L striLL:iso, formem aD. • tillers, sow used as a M , iiefaciory .3eIOUS Distit.S TEKS' MEETING; HOUSE, completely htted-th). Of c.mitaining sev.nal hundred 1.11:•01111.—Alloo, a ru....AsANf "'oust: facing tilt Riede Thames, and a lai.• ated at the bottom of Bier Lane, Thames s neat, W.nds ; 203 feet in front of the street, and 146 feet in depth, awl , . near Window Bridge, that a Wharf, a brewery, a 13i.tilleni sir any Marinfaoiwy might be made, surpassing a .7 us din sr einitv, where space and water a:0 •••• May oe viewed by spplication to the Tmante. Printed Particular, may he bait at the Loiuton .leitre• Ludgato.hill ; Ma Buckley's. Strand; Mr Ent 'a, Pht- Cursitor•streat.Cbsocers-lane; Mr (;lode, Rittaiismigate-stm t Without, London ; at the Caste Inn, and of Mr. S'... l ' A,. inner, Wind.oe, Berta • - LONDON :—Pnotol try G. DAVIDSON, N.. I?, D' Cott, Now -curet, Covent. G.mteii, arid Prollsited at fir Whet, No 5, bock of St t 11$ 04 ' by W. S runt, of No 7, New lirlioorwrreey, L" Pref' s Orddr4, Se, for tit , . Papor,nwat to do Olive (pnote4l' wtlblot rite* attottylod to. NVN!DE Tjlls N >9ajlU.' Act —.Om )1 , . EL MS $ kKhcr, Mt• Jo D, o !ail old .1 Ka auandl Act. 11.4.0 Viper), Mt. I Aunt. Sa,dtt, Act Ut and ligOtatt,l. Tti Dance of i. Act V.—CI bowtott ; Flu To 'the Chtft *was *At 1,1 4.c To morrow the Y ...... g R Comic Ope• 'NW rrHIS P I be ale The Che , 3 , Yaween, Al, IV fneneilan fhe T. whirls TiAlo%. , rturt by Mr Livr , To The net. I ceive.l wan t floetng midi !MOM. On Thu ra Uude• t rrtilS k be pert After wbac And to concl Three Acts, risco. tak Days of Plif WI Five o'Cl4 Doan sow pl. 5a11,41... WE TH" March amisel TM V. LOVE. 'fir • Grand Seri Dr , ss-s, Ste *UOFG Davvi, tie Neises She with • Cos LFQIIIN, I M lie,g at h CO " rig h WO) the A pried by Je rw _ Plllll. It.. Saw Ct Lassini Belt —.Rot It &se; Cl' Stvy ra Sto A.f, L] WO Its ri P.'t 'HI. Salmon, :Stowe ' Jepiotha aluu q• C, Mn klllll4 • B et Grand Cho Fod oSoss, Viol G . iritrter. Prm , ipal Mr , ?Vaud P.n., . Leader u The BAIA Pisces 1, Olin, in Se•rn. ••• Lo u TN OE R 1 THEI SA% This cot sataikaion with repeat lit to ex Fle r hart of this cur 11 161 math rem A *sifts 2. bd etc N I T • It< WORM,' ' 4 tY. •• tn,t,ng ail tukatiost ul 4ktysinned ..„_ In Er. r ►he pain hehtate to <4 th e 1,,.. Itottul n e •I in 11,00 /O. 1 . 5 Shay .;" 'llll L!!ICE