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Wi:liam Deierlncy, Fleet street, London, jeweller - 3 1 Stephen Biackhurst, Brook-green, Hammersmith, Mid dlesex, carpenter - - - 3 11 William Nannette, Cbeapainle, London, haberdasher . 3 I William Hutchison, late of tJrseuock, North-Rritaiii, - manlier - - - 3 10 Anthony DafTv Swinton, Salisbury-square, Fleet street, London, medicine-sander - . 3 10 Forrester Clark, King-street, C iveut-garden, Millie sex, ',iceman - - 2 1 John Solomon, Fell-street, Wood-etreet, Cheapside, London, dealer and eliapman . - 2 1 Anna Foreman, Chatham, Kent, haber.lasher - II 10 Edward IVhitclock, Queen's-raw, Fentonyille, Ma ti soce-broker - - - 2 10 Joseph Stevens, Gravesend, Kent, line.-draper - 2 1 Richard Wilson, We.t Smithfield, I...ndun, tutiac,ta nest - - . 2 11 John t.hristiart Caok and Thomas Christian Corker, Leadenhall-street, London, linen.drapeis • - 212 George Primes, late of Leadenh..ll-mask,t, I.lladwri, poulterer . - . 2 10 John Micklam, S!raml, Middlesex, tubaccuo,t - 2 12 John Lloyd and William Wydrivrii, Upper Theme.- street, Lyndon, grocers - - 2 10 Chri•to;ihei !Interior', late of 11 igh Holb.wn, Middle sex, but now of Fetter lane, London, turner • 2 11 John Skittowe, St. Mary Cray, Kent, manner - 2 11 George Elewic, Whttecbapel-road, Middlesex, vic tualler • - - 2 11 Rentaosin Tresses end Janson Esdaile, the younger, Queen-street, Cheapsidc London, so:: ...deal. rs - 210 Jame. Itle., west of Loods.a.t, but lu.nierly of R....- in lad. 'i.•”tzt, sall'ill.t, a:...1 cbm.r...m.d.: of t' • sh 0 Northumberland, in the service of t:-.e TYnrinur.ibla East lad re Cornsiar” , and late of Madras. re slaierif.aw Indies, merchant - - - I IL Wit inet Charles T.tford, Bishopsgato- within, London..., Irrioi draper J0...p1.4 k-,v. now or late of Lloyd'. Cnlfeir-hou-e, lion don, underwriter - . DIVIPIRI 4 /DS; Richard Gi-oni, Oid, strtet, St. Lake, Nfiddlesex.'s re inak-zr • . • 11 Jr.hu Henry Schireider, Row-lane, London, meridian' II Thomas Heiter, late I.l ' New error., St Paul,bE,e(i4d, Surrey, carpenter - - . - 11 Tbr‘inas Price, Red Cfclall street.. Southwarl:, Sur re), u,rholder - - Ifl Hells Moore, Iroarnotitii-Lane, London, nerd cant - i William Bunny, Old GrAlrel-1.a.-, St. Geurgu in the Para, Middlesex, eurere ' •-- - • II John Captack, late of ANA-court. Throgrnoarni street, Londe ii, tailor - - • 10 CERTIFICATE.' , —fiIar 9 Janet Sakie, of Chittiara amid, St.ocruss, in the priority of em, Sinker, dealer and eha,onan. Joho eadiante, of Leicester, is the county of Leicester, lineal, draper, s:roiskeel.er,d..•aler sod claonon. %Villain if .ek.er, late glebe precttaii of the Palace of the A t h. blsle.p of eselterbutx, in Ns sootily of ►;eat, b•:llaer a tarpenter,dealer and chanruan. Nathaniel of Hinckley, in the c”unty of Lei: , hosier, deiler 3114 "'pewit Thomas Cate, of tt.e city of Norwiei, ironmong.r, d aid ehaprnan. Ana Henning, nnw or late of the town and couch• of P linen-draper, dealer and ch • ,iwini••n Peter Gentian, of Wentwurt:i-ati est, in the parish of St. !filar. , Whitechapel, is site county of br•:d.eser., wren, deai t r and chaposaa. Yesterday-...5T. Pnt - • at the Offict• MAR RI M G M. On the 49th nit at S.. George's Church. Hanoe -so a. e. George Browne ' Poo. to Mis. Jaue Ricks d Cisuy , , you daughter of the late C lone! Cony, of Waloole, in Mn 1-Ik. Lord Minto Mond iatli..r ro the La , *.e, awl the. were a.ts. , dsd to Church by Mrs. Siehleroore, Mr. Isl'iLea, and Colo. if Berkeley. DEATIIS. At Lanesoet, on Sunday, the 40th ult. Thomas Shepherd, E.g. one of the Aldermen of that B - .rough. On Saturday last, at Seriby Ih.O, Inik,inre. the 11,m. Mims Charlotte Muuckurn, d .u4haer of Viscount Galway. At Broroptnii, the ?4:h and 27th ult. the two infant sons of the Hon. John 111413(61114M 81.1101011. HUH %ATI•.I& THIS 1./Mr AT LONDON Mom. SIS man. alley 1. J le. n 99 rain. after 1. SALES BY AUCTION. SOHO SQUARE. LARGE BRILL, AN f Fla.& AND CHIMNEY' GLASSES AND MIRRORS, 200 BRUSSELS, WILTON ANt) KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS OF VARIOUS DIMEN SIONS, AND OTII ER VA IX MILE. EF FEL I'S. Cy Mr. ASLIWELL, At Ne. id, Greek-wen. Sohn wp,ave, "f HIS and following Days, at TWELVE &Clock, without rove. se, AL L the Elegant and crell mantifialured HOUSEHOLD F .RNITURF., and supeic TRADE., of eminent Uphubterrr, taken in du .-cntit,e, comprising lofts unborn, four-prat, fell, and other bedhat•ad., with rich chintz. cottora i anst other furnittsre.and clean bedding; a dually d•a.aing.room suit in wii•dow curtains, with ...tune chairs, with eus.hions and covers to correspond. The cabinet good>, labial are modern, and oat the best woiltosanship, con. son of seb of mahoganv chairs, covered with Mowee ; ex cellent wanlcohesaud boots:two ; a get cal littperi tables; Ilandsoute card, Pembroke, and sofa tables : chena ul drawers, and aide-liner& ; a tali!, service, and nth,. china; and a •lert ber of elk's well worth the attention of Muse who want to furnish gantea!v. May be viewed one day prior to the sale, and catalogues had, and of the Asetiopeer. • EUBI-10 CH !CA I.ABSO.AY NI N —PART r•V LEIGH awl S. SOTHEBY, &mkt/Item . - . At thr:r noose. No. IC., Strand, oppo.ite Catberin. street, THIS D \Y, arid the two follovrine (Sunday *are , ted), THE CURIOUS POLITICAL . HISTO- A kICAI. TR A!::111 and PAhII'HLETS of the laa Must Nubia William Mantels of Ll”tdownit ; together •114 hts Collceion of Law and Duplicate Book*. To be viewcd, and Catalogues, print U. tabiltad, at the Plan* of MINERALS. SHELLS, TWO TEMPLES . OF' Ttl I'lo. EaCELLINT FURNITURE. ricrbasa, AND A rim LOTS OF TURNIEUItE, Ey Mr. CASSANO. his Spaentl Room., 24. Piccadilly. near the Haymarket, TO :MORROW, at Twelve &Linea'. friilS Miscellaneous Sale -comprises •*mill Cl:Armin% of rnreio, Minerals and Shell-. and two 're.oples ef MOM. of si,ltenor wrokmanahnt • 6w....r.e!rfotod or Fortot F.etaree,a , d .4 few Lots oFrumitu•• iihe'whaio of which i:1 be acid without rest. ye. Te be viewed t.. 1 the Sale, and Catalogues Reif al IRO Room. :~ VALUABLE ritErtioi.t. YSTATE, M TWELVE Me LES 1 , •?tr1111 By Mr BATES, At Ciesraway's Coffee-h .use, Chailesdkv. C,rnhitt, on WEDNESDAY, May 7, 1806, at twelve, in two 0 1., AFREEIIOLD ESTATE:, comrrisivp n Ml 'dere-built HOUSE, situate at gies End, C.. 11.11. lug ra elegant tlinirg room, diawing mon , breakfast ',senor, sisodr, and suitable bed rooms, kitchen, and other ofEces„.r.i.ath hence, excellent stabling, barn, granary, and other n es aty oui•boildings, kitchon ganten and pleate•e giorid, with 67 a, • is of rich meadow land (more .4 less) irtiewrhately surrounding, seated in a beautiful part of the county of Mid.liewx, bordering on HeiifordMire. The home, garden, and mound., arc ea, a ble of being made • must delightful r.sidetice for a binker, merchant, Ac. Also 25 acne of rats land, freehold, (more or less), in three fields, tythe free, situate adjoinmg the great North Road, about a inil• and a half foini Ba.n-t, in the rar:sh of South Minim, The land tax of both luta has bore re deemed, and part of the purchase money mug 0111111111 on 1110 , trr foe three or live yeas. The house and grounds may be viewed, and iaaitierlars had on the premises; Green 144111. BATON; Be3amy*-. H ghgate ; White Hart, St. Atban's ; &sox Arms, Wat ford; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Greyhound, Enfield; place of sale M Mears. Lorton and Tegler, Middle Tempiei arid of Mr. Ikeda, Ne. 4. WelbaciaetTeet„Vavandiaboriaare. • • M.‘NKS OF THE THAMES, VOUS MILLS ikU6l LONDON. A: M , . NATFS, _ . At Garrawart, 03 NV EDNICSDAY, May 7, at Otwo•Clock, ia Three Lots, A-A A MOST desirable FREKHOLD VILLA, on a crawl, but not e x:reinuse scale, finished ni a sup eau style of ekganc . c.immontlialt este:like views of the Oliver. and Surrey.sidc the Wyter, with eiliht Aeries of Lard, (Pan Freshets', Copyht.'d, and Leasehold); the acres. to the hoes' is by a swe-p 'oath e•itratice, which comprises rivintortenn, Breakfast Parinu., Library, Cold Bath in metre, e,celt.tat Staircase, lea.'oug to a Music Galleiy, soli d'.reed cieiing, a bewtel Anti druwingesnus, of good Dmici.- sions, and BA-Rona xclinin:iie, the whole, wish a ft-icntle rout d the hcitte ; three ',tiler licil-Rnrims, with .evarall• can- Cast to secondary apartmeate , asttalblertnrifr stiC atier. 4 ,,COaCh ya;tl, with iloub'e Ceselvioonarr, and Stabliiiifor 6,e eseeilent f;itrien, abundantly stocked rah cupola r standard Fruit Tri.es ; the whole f.eleinig a delistitrul donee fora family. _ ... T. be vizwed, by tickets, which, with puti• ular., ;war bid of Mr. Lan. No. b, ii i {re.b•lCk.lifeet.CSlSCll is 1, - • LONDON :—Printed b, G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Coon. 1100-st , sus, Coven Goole°, and Pliblielbed at ..e Office. No I), Zack of St. t lenlent'S S r ••• by w. sTuck, of No 7, Nrivr Blltooo , -. I. Orders ' Ste. tot this riper, "vie to tht . • ' wabolluly oaso6s4 to.