The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-05-16 00:00:00

PARLI.IMENT.fRr PAPERS. It appears, from papers and accounts laid before he House of Commons, that the real value of tin il4trs exhorted from - Great Britain to Asia, Africa, trad the British possessions in America and the West indieb, foi tell years, ending the .sth January, 1808, imo.uatcd to an ♦verage sum of 3,7741.75. 4J. in each re4r. That the number of men rho volunteered from be English militia, for limited servire, into the re. tular army, under the aft of the 39i.11 and 40th of George 111. is 10,414. That the number of men who volunteered from tbP Englislrmilitia into the regular army, fit limited service, under the a, of the 49th Geo. 111. c. 10ti, Was 15.71'4. That the return of the effetlive strength of •he English mtlitia, on or about the Ist of July, 1799, Is 90,024. That the effeeive strength of the English militia, an or a'.ont the Ist of Oflober, 1799, was 630;79. That the aver.ige value, for ten years, ending the kir or January, 1806, of all British iron, and iron mires.. of all sorts, erported to Asia, Africa, and America, amounted in each year to—official value, P1ti,3511. 16s. !dd. real value, 1,267.9431. t 4s. I Id. rs.b:rhat the return of the total r.unther of rem:its for the service of the army, from the Ist oft. y, 1793, to the Ist of January, !ROI, as far' Ss can he made alp front documents in the Adjutant! Gatteral's office. 29th of April, 1806, was, cavalry,{ ,a 6.764. foot guards, 19,433, infantry, 159.11,5.:, Sow total. 209093. llors.—Ths numbeis trate., in the above return inch& received as drafts by on regiment from another, at well buts original!, enlisted. It list been loud im to possible 'd this blended statement. as Use column in the regimental monthly returns ' which gives the number of men " recruite; r joined." include the trtnefsrs from other cor;v, and whicie bans seldom been accounted fie at the foot of the Petunia ; Uhl shams return caiiiint, therefore, with anv (Lire* of certainty, hS rztretl ea germs the actual numbered uses bronght mut the' of the army in the period stated. ftillne form of the regimental monthly returns hie, since the aims period, been revised, in order to pr an• iliconveni. ,ftnnmhich might in future be occasioned by a want of the mat eeentate information on this head. The return of the number of men who have vo lunteered from the British militia, into the regular forces and royal marines. for general service, in the Tear 1806. under the 45th of Geo. 111. c. 31. was, iml , rjoipita. 170. corporals, 295. privates, 10,696. t'llEetettlnumber allowed to so volunteer was, scr )llllwals'7o4, corporals, 704. privates. 14,923. iLetven of the effective strength, in nnk and file, Willa 9ri t ish militia, on the Ist of April, 1805, from t. Adjutant-General's office, Ist May, 1800. awm4Pmm!= !XI RACT - • = lApse THZ IZIPOIT OF TIHIZ 0014192114SIONFAS ON !FEES, ralt ATOL/1 1 111. Ste IX 1RZL1.1.141. ; 1.•119 IltlPOlrt tut rouse *1 C•Mmosis. ' A Lim at Offic.4, the Dor7 elekieh appears to be erMoss. • Abteactol fmen Return Na. /6. • ........ . Rank via Greer l'ort Nassau Dakalues. Emolument. L. s. d. Deldin Searcher I[3o efLaitrint 1,059 1 9 -...... T.ercrof Wins; / Benefit& 1 3 D.Perelfwel 5 I." 0 0 I=o.l. CUilentler Yd. Conkss 111 10 Dam I/. Skelbregtoa 899 13 Si .6...... Sasteher, %dam, . and GLIM, Wm. Coerce 274 1 1 C1440411111* J. Laugrialil 424 12 9 it........ Searcher, nicker, endemic Rh It liana 219 19 4 l agrogJudas Commoner Yalu* 7 10 0 ...--. Seareher Tore Doresegkm.l,o7l 16 1 Drogheda CuSumer E. 11amiltes 119 0 2 or.. Soothe, Paul Price 191 14 St 4cCtutmner F. Ha toiltain 115 0 0 Searcher - - It . l'o.nefather 15 0 0 4.; , Costoonew PA Winona 19 6 $ Steetber Earl Rohn 611 0 0 Caution, a. Berrougli VW 0 0 Coemener Z. Cooke 580 17 6 Searcher Amite Nora, 187 14 10 Culterate H. kkelltn x .,41 63 6 2 Net/ekes Austin Comm 19 13 8 Cloven, r Amen Corm., 63 2 10 U.; Searcher Wm. Taylor 142 2 1 Lnotarakrty Cstammer Nines.' Rev 213 8 b —. Same* , Arekel ISed 56 9 9 .1464 F! Cuateln.r 14.44fia0w; Set 8 4 „___. Soar,-her 11.Fruoutiatawr WO 7 10 lose Cusorner 54M.Dounslan ua 11 0 • —.. F earrlwr , 3.1t0 Haslet 32 7 3i 1 1 16asrfaal Saar( o•er Rad 1 1 .1)OUgbill • .... ' halm Clolll.llllllr Vareort 5 0 0 Wm. ford Dmo Alat•Donntfan 41) 0 a —..... Se3reher John 11a.ler 28? 11 I Am In ..... Walton! cultmr.rr John Faulkner 06 IS 4 SOotelter Sir John Loot 5;011 0 3 Wntibleew Creanwer Fad Clermont 0 0 0 mielost COolontior Hon. a .bleathi 433 0000004..: G. 4 11. Natal is 0 0 sssavarapeessesi bit R. tiansiag 0,169 15 2i "..‘" •' '" 1 n!al L 12,b , 7 Oi A mettncholy end distressing accident happened in likvvrteol riser on Thursday Several pernists inf .born seam, having 'WIC on heave the African oute:ard-bound ship, Jobs and Her, in order to tate heave Of their friends, were preparinge to icurn on shore is a mall two-masted boat : the weather was uncomtnonly fine. and the face of tha water finite smooth,' so tbat no person had any ide e of the slightest danger. While the passengers wer entering the boat, it was fastened to the snip's side ' by a rope, which was loosened as soon as they had all gin in, tiny before the boatmen could push off to a sufficient distance. the boas was carried by the tide under the stem of the ship. Most unfortunately the rent riggeta b. in out. the top of one of the Lirost's maws got entangled in them, sod the ride in I the nfintn dim her hull with great ve fixity, she almost instantly ()velvet, and every per son on board was precipitated late the waves. A passage-Worn frosts the Wood-aide seeing this dig. treesing accident, hastened ro the relief of the un fortunate direters. One of the boatmen, and a few -others, ware by this means saved, but r ere is great rowan to feat that at least seven or eight have pe •rhinta, though the elan number canniot be aster. Ord, One man was taken up, who died almost dead. others, Many Jme, saw 4 rape. alai* to anNINJ. %/11C u. swam 401, - . Ur. ..v mmaa al insinediately, and another was taken up quite F Air hats were also found belongiug to in sdiewe bodies L. not yet beet► dibcovered. I Perb(.lll who wets co the Pier Ilex] at alb time rise ¶Pje Of this slis.o.trosi oceertence, and • (AI greatest eistress in not being al ' to d.e aehappy suffere7s. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 13. Arrived the Meteor bomb, with the Oceom, Indus, and Harnett, East Indramen ; and steel al (*twat cl hound vessels, from the Downs. PLYMOUTH, Nl4l , 19. Came in the French lugger, Ls GLer, Piodarme, from Brest, captured by the Haughty gun brig. Arrived His Majesty's ship Superb, of 74 guns, Admiral Sit' J. T. Duckworth, from the Mediter ranean ; and was saluted as usual, by the Port Ad miral ; also the Virginie, 3ti, Capt. Brace, from a cruise; and the Insolent gun-ht ig, Capt. Morris, from the Mediterranean, which is new under qua- rantine. It is reported, that the four prizes, saved from the battle of Trafalgar, arc on their passage home, under convoy of the Queen, Britanoio, and two other ships of the line. lia!frost Four—Came in 3G guns, from the Channel Fleet. La Ville de Paris is coming up Hamoaze, to refit. FALMOUTH, MAY 12. Arrived the Toymthend packet, Cock, from Lisbon, with mails, in seven days. The brig 7mader, Gibbon Master, which left London on the 30th March, for Lisbon, fell in with, on the 7th ultimo, in lat. 48. 4. N. lon. 9. 49. W. a Spanish lugger privateer, which, after exchanging a few shot, sheered off.— On the 9th ultimo, in lat. 43. 4. lon. 9. 49. W. fell in with, and was captured, by the French frigate La Cantina, 40 guns, from Saint Domingo, bound to Brest, out twolnonths ; which, alter taking out the crew, and what valuable articles were on board, scuttled her. The Master or the vessel dates his letter from Passage, in Spain, on the 15th ultimo, but does not say how he got there.—Wind E. - - - The Barbadoes Packet, ---, and the William end Marc, were all well, on the coast of Africa, on the 10th of February, and expetled to sail in about ten days for the West !tidies. Th Graf Bernstd; from Charleston, and the Charles Edward Romas,—, from St. Thomas's for --, are detained and sent into Falmouth. The Speculation,W Don• I:D, from Limerick. for Plymouth. has been captured, recaptured, and car ried into Guernsey. Oa Saturday the remains of Mr. Westes, who was thrown from his horse, at Brighton, wre in terred with military honours. All the officers of the Ist Dragoon Guards, the Royal Horse Artillery, and the Royal South Gloucester Militia, with as many non-commissioned officers and privates of the two corps of cavalry, as could be spared from gar s-if:an duty, attending, formed one of the grandest and most solemn precessions ever remembered at B. ighton. On opening the head, it appeared that a violent cmcussion of the brain had taken place, and that several of the smaller blond ♦essels had been ruptured, which had occasioned his death. Mr Ws MI'S was a native of Ireland, a remarkably fin , - young man, had nor quite attained his eigh teenth year, and was universally respected by his brother officers, and all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.—Verdict, efeeiekstal Death. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-Will 0011. M. a. Walter roman, Montague-clse, Southwark, Surrey, dyer • S 1. Pierre Lewis Tigard, late of Old Compton-intuit, Soho, MidOtrsex, eyes? sod gilder - - BSO Themes Agate, lagtehean, London, cheese-manger II II Robert Czmithard, late of the Cricketers, Orange-row, " Kennington-amid, Sway, victualler - 111 it - Dettleid Frederick G.aff, Cestie-court, Budge-row, . London, insirreace-lusiter - - 3 10 George Foy, North-street, Wkitechapet-reul, Middle sex, money-scelvener - - It 10 William Werner, Webber-street, Weatminster.road, J Surrey, coal dealer - - S 10 ) Thomas Bowden, late of Itedruth, Cornwall, dealer and i chainuon - - 3 10 Amisony Themes, Duke-street, St. James's, Westmin ster, SeAlater-manufactiaret - 1 1 John *lien, and John Larker Arden, Beverly, York shire., wine-merchant* - 1 1 William Stevenson. Little Chavioue-atreet, Pimlico, Middlesex, merchant - 1 10 Wllians Dminieon, kte of Tooley-street, Smetlivraek, 3U1T117 idettibmr •ndgtaalcr . - 1 10 lame Saneler• Newman-street, Oxford-street, M.Jdie. sex, brick layer . - 1 1 DIVIDENDS. William Brume, late of Calcutta, Fi-t Ind:es, but mew of Hatton-mwee, Looks, r,e• .Mot 19 Jeseerh Gahagan, Becodesseeneltembors, Leedom, met chant - to ... CFRTIFIC.ATES. Jacob Harrison, late of Piiilatielph'a. in Werth Antetica, but now of Leeds, in the county of l o.k, •merchant. • Stephen licafnultry, of Oratikirk, iu the county of Lewis ler, brewer. John 4ete1,44 Scarborough, in the comity of Yotk, ship owner. Thomas Smith, of Fisher-street, Red hion-Seusre, in the county of Miatileetx, plaistercr and budder, dealer and chapman. Willtain Salisbu•y Gell, late of St. Ives, in the county of fluetWieriesaerreentketteet,. dealer andstrapetees • Thomas Denny, no. NEO* of Great Clernhans, in the coun ty of Saigon', inerehant. John Grainger, of OM Swan-Lane, in the city of London, broker, dealer, and chattiness. John Bailey, of Manchester, in the count► of Lancaster, silk and rottou-spinne•, dealer and rbanman. Henry Crerethant, of Maaatiestw, in tt,e county of Lancaster, silk and cottooopreteer, Anier aid campanili. K Ith Yesterday AteMeSloll DAR—Flukday at the Public 01lies COURSE OF EXCHANGE—Mar 13. 4ntnerdsm .... :16 4 Il V. Genoa .. 47 Li , . Pie. DMA st Sight .. 35 5 Venice n. C 63 iliklis. lotterdans c. 1... II 7I U. Lisbon 604 Hantbutgh 9310 tlll Open. 611 A•tisna ......... 3311 2W. Dublinl2 Taus 34 II be Coat 13 1.1 ti.. 2 U.. . 6 .. 24 10 •us stoat. L a. ii lit usdea.st . 24 11 Portugal Gold in Cots Cadis . $7l effect. and Sato per ea. 4 Man ...- New Dotals'oons .. —.— Madrid.... s'l rifest. New Drsllars ..... 561 Otto -.- Slyer in Hats .... 4 111 Illil. , na 37 New Louts's& .. Leghorn 501 Are nn the lank of Hollow. Naples 44 I 51 per Cent D-blio on London (May 7 t 10 1 Pelfase on Land.at t April 29.) ..... ........ 21 Italian on D.ablin (Ditto) S 61 days. COAL...MARK F.T. MAT 14. Shope at Ilelarltrt. Sold. Price. to ..Novica , tle - 1 Od a Sas 6d 1 .. Sundaeland 1 461 041 a .-4 Od i .. C.:tatter._ . Q ....4 N a ..AS Qd BIRTH. At Shrewsbury, on Monday lest, the lady of Lieut.-C.lond Chaytor, I. F. 0., of a son. MARRIAGES. &navel Hemphill, Esq. of the Royal Navy, to Miss C. Palmer, of Southampton. Thursday last, at Chesterfield, the French General D'llenin, tobtss Eleanor Jane Dickson. On Monday last, at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. 11 , ovte Doves, Robert Johnston, Esq. los i tettor-'general of Minister, to Miss A. ICnolles, second daughter of 'l' booms [atones, Leg. of Killtheagh. • DEATHS. Saturday evening, Robert Crown., Esq. Clerk to the Mer cers' Company. On Friday last, at Clifton, near Bristol, after a lingering ill. tress, *hid' she bore with great fortitude and reognation, MIS. Helms, wife of Robert He lme, of Tower FLO, Esq. and laugh- ter of Wm. Mashiter, of the mule plac;!, h:sq. On the Bth of March, much regretted by his friends and pa tients, after a short confinement, occasioned by a fall, Dr. Beer, of Ely-place, Holborn, aged 80, mere than 50 years of which he had spent in the dtudy and praelice of phjsie. Ott the 20th of last month, at Hu'l, the celebrated artist, John Russell, Esq. R. A. tate sgf Neirman-street, portrait painter in crayons to his Majesty and the Prince of Wales. Mr Rus sell, it is well known, not only excelled in his art, put had in vented a peculiar mode of preparing his owe creyoity, Stc. dec. which, we anderwand, Is continued in the faintly at Newman street, where his son exercises the profession in the same style as his late father, with whom he was brought up, and stu.Siesl for several years. Lately, tu the East Indies, aged SI years, Evelyn Seymour, Gent. gmlson of the Duchess of /Campton, to whom her Grace bequeathed a handsome legacy He was a deicendant of the Seymouts, of the Bollai, nail Rom, and Midshipman on board the Hon. Company'. matter, the Princess Augusta. Being eitgaged in an expedition with twenty-four men, in crossing a river wear Bombay, the boat upset, and Mr. Seymour, with twerstv• two of hi. brave followers, were drowned. HIGH WATFR THIS DAY • _ - AT). n 4A I AT LONDON 1.4« n. 39 ism slur 14 I Evtn TO BUTCHERS, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS ; BE NE-MIA'. LEASE. COLONNAfr., BRUNSWICK SQUARE. By Mr. SHERWOOD, At Girrroily's. on WEDNESDAY. May 21. 111 , 46, at 12. '(SHE BENEFICIAL LEASE, 861 Years of 1 which wilt be unexpired at Midsummer, DIOS, at the Iwo ground t•at SixiSni%eas per annum, let to Mr. Mg-, gins —.The Premites brick-built, in fo od repair, very elevations shop, with private entrance, kitchen, cdlars, and yard, two moms on Ake first Soot pope:ed, two ditto on the second moor. To be stewed b leave of the Tenant, on Monday, and fol lowing Dom previous to the Salo: when Particulars may be had on the Premises, at Gatraway's, and of Mr. Sherwodd, ST. J QHN's ST R.F. E r Kv Mr. SHERWOOD, Ail:lives...a'', MI WEDNESDAY, May 21, at It linnet, rr , HE BENEFICIAL. J, .ASE of an EXCEL '. LENT WO, at.d CONVENIENT DWELLING. HOUSE,. with WORKSHOPS at the beck, and )ard situate, NO. ito4, Olt the Seuth sat', of St. Jahn's-street. —Cantilaing good bad-rooms, dining I uoni , kitchen, itc The Paeinatra have be.-n lately fined ap, at a great ex• velum, sad as tat be tles wlkie Term of IS Yearn, tit Mzists. atelJowere, Smith 4 and Wire Fender-makers, at 60 Poen& par ttitttutn. May Web-wed by leave of the renems, and primed Particu lars had en the Itanaises, at Garrawet, and of TAt .s SICIROW, 1311rtimiemow dam. by Mr. JAME` , lIIKNIEVE, (lathe Premises, nn TUESDAY, the Seth low, it One. HE valu.tble and singularly beautiful 'F'RLrE -IIfIILD ESTATE, called Rae Detre, Jelghrin Jt otti, ate, teljntning Kew Gardena, and the entwines of Richmond. la the camp or %weer sown eight reges frtnn f.cooluo, the late lksperty mad tendence of the flonoirtable Mew Siveaweit, - iterisait4 csiaaptisin a we', convenient aurteocorort.thic dent!. ing bo re, with lefty decant principal mod secon , l.tra apart. teener, mid ezemaiwit domestic offices at every . deiceirt.en, and Oct huaiw is 411*046414th grounsis,alsosblveriet. atoll walks, rAI large and elegantly sbaped trees glom sod pupa hopes, walled kiuhen garden, Surly cropped ansbythusted and three fields of potuse, compliting. in the eleobre about ten ALM, of WO, in the highe , t eund.tion, rithiso • Ong (soot, and well supplied with weter. The Mete and grounds re be viewed by tickets nutty, *Lich, pointed particulars, may he ha.! of Mr. Demo, at do NO ROM, Charles•item, Rerkeleir.square. liars may also be 4111 i at the Castle, Richmond ; Star Caw ; and at Gawasesy's, . iILEGAIET ALLA; HIGHGATE. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, At his AuSion Remus, Chariematreet, Berkeler-square, TUESDAY. 27th Inst. it owe o'clock, ASmall but very elegant VILLA, seated on th e Ea ern declivity of Higheate, commanding r i ch and I,,eli t ios• poop s % Esprix, River TTlfitherehd surrounding Country, in a social neighbourhood. and within sit rodei n( the metropolis; comprintix a *mall hall, break/11$, dining. and drawing Moms, library, with bed chamber solkoriing, six lied rooms, and closets, ttchesi, pantiles, wash-nouse, and excilient cella ring ; detached Mt billiard room, chaise house, stab!int, . The grounds and walks are laid out with inSulte taste, en riched with various trees and shrubs, newt/ ere bet house, with choke vines, plants, &c. The premise are in the most complete and perfect repair, and fit for Nee immediate reeepa Yon of a gerneel family, on a small esta'llishment To be viewed every day preceding the sale, by tickets oidy ; which, with particulars, may he had at the Attain,' Room, Charies4treet, Rtrkeley-oluaret at Ganaway's; and if Mr. Sseeswelkileirmi4jiapit, TOWN MANSION, PORTLAND-PLACE, WITH rA. RI ING FOR EIGHT HORSES, SCASOING FUR FOUR CARRIAGES, Jct. Re Mr. JAMES DFNFW, At his Auction-Room, Charles-street, Berkeley. Square, on TUFSowy, the 27th instant, at One o'Clock, AVERY Capital and singularly ELEGANT TOWN MANSION, situate at No. 56, nearly the centre of Fortland.place, with attached and detached arKllll of every descriptien, suitable fur the accommodation iif a family of the first distinction, containing three and four noble apatt. menu on the principal Roots, winch are tornished in the most costly style, with pate-giass windows, enr.cbed marble Lhina ney-pieces and nsahogans doors, grand front and, back stone staircases, with d.iniestic offices, on a very convenient and et( tensiverselloongether with standing (or four carriers, 'tabling for eigiat how oervants' rooms, laundry, complest bre*. house, dm. iselefor an unexpired term of nearly 70 teem, at • low groundnut —To he stewed every day preceding the Sale, by tickets only, whi..h.with particulars, may txr, had of Mr. Denim, at the Angleton-Room, dole. Street, letki.sy• quaint. SALES BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Bookselk.s, at their House, No 141, Strand, orpssite C.. therine.treet, 'in MONDAY NEXT, and Eight follow Davis (Sunity excepted), THE entire LIBRARY of the late James Hardy, MD. of Basingstoke. To wh•,•11 is ad lea the valuable LIBRARY - wither Gentllman, deceased. I , both are ceetained tale under mentioned In Folic—Sir Robert Stooge's Prints, very fine ; Mayer's Views in EsFpt, in the Ott .men Empire, in Palestide, fr..ra Draweings of Sir Robert Ainslie, Rusia , marble lwaveg ; "Pt. pitib Ilistnry of England, with fi,Eda, Mans, Mr:lumen,. and Ntettalic Motor', large impel', uncut; Knorr Reel% del Catastrophrs, coloured plats.', ' ',is ; Ht rodrnus et Diedwret Siculus, Y tout. Wemeiingii ; the Cluoilici.-1 of Caxton, Froim 'art, Holliushed, Fabian, HAI, and Heath; , Rymer's Fredera, 17 vols. Sze. &e. Quarto—Lisii Historic, Delphini, S tem.; Lucian' Opera, Hetusterhusii, ♦ toin.; Ciceroni" Opera, Genev 9 torn.; the Works of Bacon and Boyle, with Lives by Birch ; Watts': Vicars, &c. &c. Oaavo-w•Gentleman's Magat;ne ; Critical Review; Parha. menrary History of England, with D,bates of Lords and Coo, mons, 52 vols.; I.iimasues Systems of Vegetable', S vela.— Likewise a good Collection of Variorum Clamies • wgestier with some scarce old Poetry, anti other curious Books ' . To be viewed, and Cats s ogues, pace Is. to be had at the plate of sale. EIBLI rue-CA MARSHALLIANA. By Mr. STEWART. At his Außion Room, No. 194, Piccadilly, (opposite Aihane,) THIS DAY, and Eight foflowing Dip (Sunday VNeeple;l', V HE Choke, curious, valuable, CLASSICAL LIBRARY, of tne Rev. Mr. MARSHALL; con•iitt 4 of the best Authors, both ancient and modern, in English pography, History, early Voyage+ and Travels; a most coat plets assemblage of ',bin Topography, History, and Books re latlie to that Kingdom. The rare Editions of tiro Classics in Edit. Princeps„, Delphi's, Variorum, Elaevir aid Aides; eon ous Books of ?Ants, fine Impressions, Allege*, he. tne Works an Printing; many Kart! Tiafts oil English Homy, fine Copies, with Port, its. The whole in the liiehe4 gate of preservation ;and many iii the moat splendid itiodines, in Mo rocco, Russia, Sm. rolleflod with great Judgment and Taste, during the last Fifty Years. Catalog., to be had, price One Shilling, and to be viewed. ELEGANT, PLEA , A,NI f. AN.) RURAL FKKKiiiAlle COTTAGE AND LAND. SURREY. • By Mr. STEWART, - with i mme di a te poeefteiori. At Gorawsv's Coffee-noun, on THURSDAY, May 24, 11104, at it o'Clocit, THE pleasant and beautiful RESI 1)E CL celled DE TED COTTAGE, with the w.ll .Matted °thee', Stabling, Coaeh-lsoures, Garden ' Mesmer ground•, and ,e'ca acres of Meadow Land, suitable for the reseleore of a ges.reed family, with immediate possession, the whole in a most excel lent state of repair the well adapted furuititie to he bites lag valuation. Ogled is 'Ruite about twenty one miles (rote Men, en a turnpike nod Methyl from Godatene to Weaterham, to the most rural and pleasant pail of the county of Suttee, sans rounded by emend Gentlemen's seam, in a sociable nubbins/ars hood, where fox•hounds and :larders me kept To be viewed, and Particulars lied at the Swan Inn, God• steno; the White Han Trio, Croydon; tin Wiptirt Head Ceffec-Notise, Ctntneets-lao•; tilarraoas's • ad - Thom:A Dow ton, Esq. Solicitor, Tempts and at Mr. tenareit Auctio n . Room, opposite "Manny. Piceadnly. isauox ir,o It Lis, HAMM ►.RSMII'K. By Mr. STEWAR T, At Gemiway‘ Coßnew.tloure, on Tll RSD A Y the RN May, 11196, at One &Clore; by order of the Ceniminions us, used e Commission 0. Bantaupiev, egaeitet Stephen Weidner'', A LL that neat TENEMENT,or LEASEHOLD .C.X. ESTATE, being No. h, Brook*Green Terrace, near the Turnpike, out the tAgh meduirough Hainmerentitii, at present wet quite finished The Home is two merles high, cid cr mints of t** roan* on r axis door, excellent front and beck 'kitchen on hadiaminet,front irate, anetjw o stetted vatilts.frotst court encloort, behemy railed ebb iron :o Rat floor windows, and "stein be hind ; r em building is covered in, uteed said partea.oned through rut; mgr anode from basement to first floor, a street dr er. sad one lea4ing dargerslen fixed, Una frames teal! the 'Ander"; part ot glif 111 Gastl; the prewhes extend's( let feet hit depth by 17 feet wide, held for a Terre 461 Year., from' Whets tear, laflb, for the first three Tears, ;earths a P..piter-Corr. ; and for the rems4iing Term, only a wound to3tor per ann. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Cumnaigbein, Grocer s H:ookr.Urren Terrace. Particulars hut at the Bull ii"wi Anchor Tavern. Hammer smith Tiptop:lto; Kings Arms I rvern,, Kensington ; Head Ctiftee-Houve, Chancery-lane; Ganraway's; and otipoone Albany. verut INUKTON STREET, 14. bit I LANI)4I-.7.-ar...A By Mr l'FicA _ RT, At Garraway• Conte - house!, at. TH R SDAE, May !2, 1306, at Tee!ve u Clock, Tn E LEASE d a Substantial arell.Leil HOUSE. in rm rrpai. , ord most el* b tituvel, No.V3, Upper tiorton-nreet, hear Pandered- plea e bete fur & term, of which tierce years arc uaexpired at iiiieslsoautet WV. at the to rein ot tab, penes,. r.ow let luster all pereeore:.t. which ceases ill September n.at, when powece.'n noir 1.0'44, iit CII rr ann. but re.umcd to be of the wa:os of SQL per ann. The poentiars eborain awe strwie. (trwtodimg the *se• r.ont) of t n0.ft10016 . 011 ejetl Senn; front and bath wee% ten. telleist coal L,llars, .Ye •. and att met <upphce with the f t .i r,oong slid neer water The princs;,at suarnatolt. suelatibdup ith Marb'e Re is, mod Itand.ocuch Npeaed. The vrear J. open both- in /mot awl hack, amt iinteilds to Map stead, Hip .utte, ,tc : and the :min. dime vicanity of sbe ewes acr.tobie and fi.hinn.ildv wa he, renders the efelbaaiaa vn‘ trim. illy deturat,e. To be ',eon," seae l , Item p ,emt; g the rate, tietwenn ilia bouts of nut and ditto.* talt,ts to be lad of W.Stewart avd poticulars h..J a he Pa.,o at 'lead C . nee -boa., Chao cety-lawa; Gmm aa.% NU, nt, ; .Istii nt Eweaddly. DALSTON ; 'NEAR 14 ACK NKY LEASE AND ILLEG ANT HMIS' H rI.O Fltittlinntr„ By Mr hch.WAR. ~ itrrhe Precnlen. No. {4, (Mew., flare , tishrori, 0 . TIIEF- D SY, Mrr 12.7, Ift. 6, et Ter. ‘l' aVIOCk. rr HE. LEASE of the PleAgant frenaised ROOMS nn In-h r l .lOll 4.,:a1t and la•l -out Gariee; (knot and eyeful itnehoklP•rnitorre, in Toyo ta{ Reds end FIe.JUMMIP. 61.111.11, oarta, esapeas.cbeita,l,lattatt. f.tght. Day {Jock, Pier erd L , Kikitts glasses, Kttcheta Rego.- site., Re The Prenasei II he •i4nred eiet ears wer;ons to t , • sate. and zi-ra Furniture woodsy. Print-4 y. wtocalrFs Mil, nbe bad the ntesirres; at the Ra,nisi Illtreen , fewhons , , Chars ! rery-lane; Get away's enKee•tonu.t ; Mr Roger.. Ralicitot. Mattchr%try-hullrrtss. Wtostroineti. r and ad Mr. Sterrett, op plaits Alsany, P.craditlf. RIBLIOTHEC A DONEGALIANA. By Mr. STEWART, At his AtA;ori Rnrirn, No. liSi s opyroaite Arms,. on THURSDAY, May 29, 1A46, C lS4a day• eiton,frd , (VNE of the most VAluahle, MuqineScent, Splen- IL" dirt. Soave, a emir)°, COLLECTS/SS tti BOORS offrred or .11,11117 yeah 0., public sale. I.Nkiel e at i llhe nl ,lll u ses:mei Authors in all Languages. tie very and first iinprer ~i ns of Ronlra -f Print% Olitatr.....ise of the %Yuri', of the great Mavens:dine Italian, Flemish, Dutch. Der. inan. Fres.ch, and Enelok School.; an laollsnible. Sne, and perfect warm. bine of Eilylish, Scotrh, end It sit Topography, Count, Nigerian Vurag n, Travel*, Nahuatl 111.40ry, Petry, and Misr erilaneonsWerks ; the whole 'cleated with rest judvernit, aryl' bound in the mac costly nod beautiful bind.iigt. in Mare.. & o Reins the Library of thelata Mort RAI , API NCR, hi ARQLIS of Ds)PrECAL, Deceysed. To he risme/4 ouly Ott, Caanlegia.. price sk. 64 11,e., 1.. be had of Nr. Coate, Rookaeller.Oxforsi: Me. Datthtn.ls 8 401 •* seller, Cambridge and at the piece se tale. LONDON:—Printed by G. DAVIDSON. N. 17. Cuk.'s Court. llow-ttreot, Covent-Gordon, and P4'). Fred at Ina. fiFee. Ni 13, Sack of St. Cbarmeorq Cr Su-net., by W. Sruac, of No. 7. Nos Sidtor.otteet, Looc Ac -o Orders, 31s. bar th.s Pappa s sow to the Win Ajtootepra),, •.2141dAly illoodod to. 1111 leNee I T' E After 1 The L FOI V Tan Szffrod Mrs. I Cap that el &nee II Lon tr " mot kla7 Lerd M fo4W will b the fa In el in P' Mr. II Mut , at, E ocessir TiC4l. Kelly. lime ii TKI Sal Little genera LAY. YEN 1 And Part arahai Chum till La ' wens kon s, Pte•' . - —Ora Pau the CI Song, the II when 110010 1'44 lino a said." Doyle at ea, Part jprayet --Air, tut, • The Save t Ein Ind Prir Durit! ht 111010, • • 1 T:tebt :wilt i Tit a' IN El Wilt rant I SALES IW AUCTION. LARGE, VALUABLE, AND PRIME STOCK OF PAPER, AND ACCOMPT BOORS By MCWII. BURT9N and VF.NNOR, On TUFBDAY, she 20th of May, 18'!0, at Eleven o'clock, at the G•eut Room, Tate King's Arms Tarero,`Change-Alley, Coriiiiill, ALarge, Valuable, and Prime STOCK of PA PER and ACCUMPT ROOKS, the property of a Pal or Maket retiring from business, and that of a Stationer noating the retail line consisting of a large nuarcity of fine writing imperial, super royal, deny, thick and thin folio and quarts post, fine, second-fine, and common foolscap, ()inside thick and Olin post, doable crown, lumber-hand, purple royal, imperial and bag-cap browns, royal hand, &e and a gestalt,' of Account Rooks comprising au assortment of leigers, RuaWa tt bandied and leered; journals, day, waste, ai.d cash boos; pocket ledger., copy and memorandum books. &c. &e. &c. To be viewed on Mooday, when catalogues may be had at tie placket' sale, and of Messrs. Burton end Vennor, 62, Cora hit!.