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FOREIGN tNTELLIGENCE. .. YURTIIZR txTR•CTS viol{ Till 11AMBURGH MAIL. SWEDEN AND PRUSSIA. LTION OF THE SWEDISH CvMMMANDER. LAULNIMRO. APRIL 20. Inconsequence of the reiterated tumours, that the Prussian troops are making preparations to pass the 1111Ise, the Swedish Commandant, Count Gustavus Lowenheint, has addressed the following to the Prus sian Commandant at Lauenburg r, 04 TO IN Lt COMMANDANT OP Tai PRUSSIAN TROOPS AT LAUINEURO. " As several reports have reullist me, though unofficsa!, re it:le:Sing the preparations of the lineman troops f r pauing over to the right b.ink of the Elbe, l feet upol, In conformity to the orders I have received from toy Sovereign with the repetition of mine of the Ist of February, to declare to the Conilaandaut at tit. Prussian troops, that all the Hano verian termer, upon the richt bark of the Elbe, is placed under the prosocuon of Sweden, as the property of His Ma .:se.ty's August Ally, the King of Great Britain and Ireland, in ills quality of Elector of Hanover; arid that, under ,ht. new, the iosuntnes abourinotnioned we occupied by the troops of the %mg of Sweden under my command ; aid that I have or to nefend those cooortrie , , m cas• of any ,folation of their L.eire he Foreign troops, and of which I have given 1 roper ito. ta.:4 to ivy advanced posts, as a iy such ttolatteti will be treated la an attach upon the SOURS of His Swedish hfaje.ty. a• COUNT (SUSTAVUS I.O%VENHEIM." " need-ilittairteni, itatarthing. And! 13, 1506." A 1.110114, staeca 20. On the alibied of the blockade of the harbouts in the Adriatic Sea, the Commander of the Russian agnadretti at Cattaro, has issued the following De• alaratine in th, It liAn language : The shiner! ski,. of oiewerstng a good •inderstanding with Ventral Powers, and, abeve all, vie imourtant irbieft of cutting Off from the e.itime, such 1 , 1•14.10116 and eecesistries as may be rowed by means of neutral reswils, are rarcitnistance. which moire she Coininander of hie squariton of His imperial A 12.• jaisty of all the Ilium" to declare and make known at fol. WFS I I hat all the barbnurs and shims. as well on the nght as on the left sate of the Adriatic Gulf, which belong either to Trance. or teeny neutral pewee, and are in the postession of the Vrench, *42, from henceforth, be blockaded in the 'Meat giallart by the above squadino. 2 That no teed of the said Powers shall attempt to carry proeniens or ammunition, under pain el confiscation of butt /sip awe cargo. 3 As this Declaration suffirmmtly makes known the reseed! w%leh to halt by the Court ni St Petemburg for NeutrelStates, demo eses e lf, that time will prudently awed every bid eons sequenee vii ch mum infallibly result from • comer, hoe of *endue, from that helm pointed nut On Mani tlw ship of war the Asis„ at anchor in the Channel of Botched; Caton), 15 t 4 itch, 111011 i (Signed) HENRY lIAII.UE, Commander of the Squadron of His lopeital Majesty of all the Manisa. -4fr KILKENNY ILECTION. Ott Saturday, the 12th instant, the 'leak* took plate for a Knight of the Shire for the county of Rilke.nny. to serve in Parliament, in the room of the Right Hon. •.‘. utiarlS firabancin Ponsonby, now Lord p en sonby. when his son, the Hon. George Punk/n -il, was unanimously elated. He was propo ed by ee Hata. Lord Iketrin, and seconded by Sir John Bloodies. After the usual ceremony of chairing, ke be entertained a t umber of the nobility, ge:ttry, and freeholders, at the Sheaf.inn, where the follow ing loyal and• patriotic toasts were drank : This lime a nelConstiturkin. The c of Vk 111 , Lord Lieutenant, avid prosperity to Ireland. Tho Arms ) , Nes t , When Mr. Ponsonbv gave rbe G.llerttor of air County of oike Lord Osmond arose, thanked the company, and proposed The Health of the New Member • And. in a few, but appropriate words, expressed his Sincere satisfattion, at the unanimous and cordial supp-rt which the son of his old friend that day ex perienced ; and which, he trusted, would be conti nued to him, as he had no doubt hut he would con. tinue to deserve it. It was received and drank with acclamation Lord lkerrin next rose, and gave The Health of their late hied and faithful Representative, Lord Poasoeiby ; which was greatly applauded. After which, the fes tivity of the evening, cansiderably enlivened by the songs of Counsellor Lysaght s and the wit of the Company, was prolonged to a late hoar. A foar-wheeled cart was standing on Sunday last at the front of Lewes barracks. which is on the top of a hill, when some children got into it and began to dance, which put the wheels in motion. and caused the cart to roll precipitately doves the hill, ant upset on the Brighton road ; one little innocent was killed on the spot. and another had its arm so &adored, that amputation became necestary, aad was performed by the surgeon of the regiment; the child's head was also bruised, yet hopes are enter tained of its recovery. They were both children to a eerjeaat of the 6th Dragoon Guards quartered there. On Thursday evening, about nine o'clock, the report of a signl was heard in a retired part of the Cow, at Salisbury, near the East end of the Ca thedral, salmis, es easasiastiee, it was &smiths" as unhappy young man, who, about three weeks ago, enlisted into the ltith Light Dragoons, had discharged a pistol against his own head, the top of whi t h was completely blown off. He was a German by birth, and it is understood that his bro ther is a Field Officer in the Prussian service. His genteel deportment had occasioned hoth officers and Ism of the 16th to treat him with particular re aped. A letter found on his person, from a friend is London, blending with the promise of assistance, some censure nn a psi t of his conduit, is supposed to have been the imniediato incitement to the ra,h aa. though the primary came was mental derange ment. occasioned by a wound in the bead. The Coroner's Jury returned a verdid saer v. A youth, about II years of ago, son of Mr. JOMIT4 Cannata., of Skiptnn, received a violent blow oa the head, on Wednesday se'nnight, from one of the race horses, and was taken cff the field apparently lifeless; we are happy to add, that, by the skill and attention of the Surgeon who was ealle. in. the dan i simsgsfims abAin wasted.itnci t be isnowt egi a fair ‘ acw:. he only na daring the races. NAPAL tNTICLLIGENCE. PORTSMORTIR. APRIL 28. Arrived the Earl Howe East-Indiaman, arid several other outward-hound vessels, from the Downs. The oatward•hound West India fleet is appoirted to s.sii t rum hence on Wednesday nest.—Wind N.E. rivraocrm, APRIL 27. Came in the San Josef mast of war, from a cruise; a French Chasse-inaree, prize to the Pallas fi ;gate ; tars cad Da biel, Hale, from Blackmore, deioned by La Chiffunne fiigate ; and the Reward, Lyall, from Oporto. Arrived the Lady Warren armed ship, from a cruise, and sailed again. TALRIOUTH, APRIL 26. A sloop of war, with several vessels under con voy, horn Portsmouth, bound to Qu-bec, arrived off this port this morning ; the merchantmen came iato port, hut the sloop of war returned to the east ward.—Wind N.E. DPAL, APRIL '29. Sailed La SOille frigate, for Plymouth; Cruiser sloop of war, and the Bela g in-brig, for the (tench coast ; S.vage sloop of u ar, for Cork ; Union and Milford East Indiamen, and several other homeward bound vessels, for the River. Arrived the Proselyte frigate, with several gun. brigs, from the westward, and saile,! again for the French coast. Came down from the River the Suifi East India pilot vessel, with the Repel Charlotte and Marquis ej We!/,.leis East Indiamen, which remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. The Dereroviers bomb has a signal flying for a convoy to the westward. Th AmPricao sh:p Radi Will with rum, &c. from New-York, bound to Bremen, is detained, and sent into the Downs by the furtoas gun-brig ; also a dogger, laden witk susar, coffee, rice, &c. (Ham burgh property) do t by the Monkey gun brig. —Wind N.N.E. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DIYaIIAM MEETING. 411.11••• TtIVISD•Y, A, *IL 14. Lambum Hunt Stakes of by each, Ger bones, &e. lest Linde heels. Twelve Sub.crikers Mr.Lauribtoteols en. Jenny Andrews Mr. Mason's ch. geld by Archer . . Colonel hodelun's ►. g. by Quid . . Mr. Clifton's Lady Ann, by Windlestone Srr Munankei eh g. Ralph, llorstio Mr Roebuck's b. g. by Driver, fell in running S to I no Mr. Mason'. p•lding; after the first heat, 5 to 1 he won ; after the secand heat, bto4 on Jenny Andrews. A Aids race. 3 1 1 1 2 2 S 4 5 4 2 ♦ 5 5 For the three 501 Flates.—No vase. At Newmarket, on Monday last, Mr. Sitwell sold Pipylina, own sister to Pipylin, by Sir Peter Teazle, out of Rally, with her engagements, to Lord Foley, for 700 gs. He also sold Osier, by Moorcock, out of Palmilower, to Mr. Walker, of London, for 300 gs. FROM LAST NIGNT's GAZETTS. klatiro/ty Of e, April fl. 1606. Copy of a Lett,- from Vice-Admiral Lord Crslhntsennii, COT. Mani* , hi Chief of His Ma ory's ships ti th, M,fiterr, nein. to Madera, Esq dit.-d on hoard HA Majesty% shy Queen. oB Cadis, the iota of March, 1806. . . . . . . . SIR—.I inclose, for the inf unisation of the 1.,A. Crimmia. Maier+ of the Adrairflty, a cudy of a lever which I hove this day received from Lieutenant Stockhaa, commanding His Majesty's ship the 'Thunders., giving atenont of his having raptured, on the I CtS ioortant, fhe S i nniA schooner privateer Santo Cbristo del Paldis, of fourteen grins and sixty. mesa men ; and of his receptor-mg a Danish brig 0.1 the same day, which bad petvionsly been detainA by the mien. et. I am, ke. (Signed) COLLINGWOOD. H.s !dejesty's ship, Thrndeter, off Cadiz, MY LORD, March 20, Ifte6 I have the utisfaltisn to inform your Lordship, that at dAy licht in the morning of the 12th lost in Ist. 41 deg S 3 10111. N. long. IS deg. 2? min. W. I discovered three strange mil on me lee boo, tone of which appeared suspicious ; I ms4e all Bill pa:slide, and ahs•• five hears chino, captured her. She proved to be a hpnish schooner penrateer mourning fnurteen long guns, vos. ten sixes, and four four pounders, tame, Sante Chri►to del Pa:do, Jima Gonsa!es. cisesteriander, sineyemmen man ; *elm Bayonne, out fifteen Aar, sails fast, hull, rigging and sails quite new; v 010401.44 for four months; had cap. tend a SIPOICIIh brig. the Pomene, Mae ionsSiusitalons, matter, belonging to Gottimbwrgh, last from Gibraltar, bound to Li. verpo.l with a cargo of currants ; aloe a 'alien, name Louisa et Emilia, Jeane Peter Johnson, master, belonging to Ham• burgh, last from Lisbon, bound to Clser►ourg, laden with cm. tag aid hides, and a Danish brig. Grunstsd, which vessel I recaptured 'tureen the mina evening, and sent a petty officer in her to England ; her ca rn was 'inner', trait, dtc. rae privateer is se•entpfive tom, Spanish measurement. I have the honour to ►e, le (Signed) J STOCKHAM. Right Hon. Lord Collingwood, Ikc. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Wriiht,SsinuelCocker,Reyell Brown, Julies Rattle, and John Ardroe, all of ShiAfield, in the county of York, fartnrs and manufatlurers. April n, Mee. Tophans Single! Drines,.Barbora Jarrett, Sarah Jarrett, and Josephs Jarrett, S 3, New Boni-street, batters. Jan. 1, 18:4. Edward William Dam, of Parisilke street, Rotherhithe, said John Alexi:am, of Cherry-garden-street, Renessolsey, ship•joiners. April t 3. 144. Robert Hswkts and James Kennedy, of Lowed**, in the county of Scifblk. April 7, 1114'6. TholbtS Sale and Ralph VILLA'S.* of Hadisiedea, in the countr•paiat:ne of Lancaster, woollen• taanufactareis. April •, 1%611. John Taylor, lair of Little Roltuo, in the mint• of Lan caster, bin now of Great LeYer, in the said county; Thomas Hindle, late of Sharpies, in the said county, deceased; Peter Rashotham, late of Varawnrth, in the said county, but now of Standon, in the county of Staford and Thomas Fogg, of Grist Bo inn, in th- said couaty of Lancaster, cottaa-manu (echoers. July 7, 1500. John Dawson Dixon and William Garlick,of Leeds, in the county of York, cottaa-tuanufactuters. April 23, 11106. EAMERUP IVIES ENLARGED. Anthony 1) Fr Sosnteo, of Soletbery-sortet Fketoteret, London, ineehesse-ornier, dealer and chapati% from May to June at ten, at Guildhall, London. Junes WNW', lase of W•gan, so the county of Landauer, but no of the Fleet Prows, London, merchant, from May 3, to Joie el, at the Gin's. Tavern, so John-street, Liverioial, i n the county of Lancaster. R 1 4 N li R LTTS. nails Hymns, of Manchester, sou the county *f Lancaster, merchant, dealer and charman, to surrender, May st, tJ, and Jane e, at there, at the Sediesrater Arias, a Manchester. Am use's, Mr. John Lan, Queen street, St. Aunt', Man chmtse and Mr. Charles Jackass, 140.1,1re-CMIN Tem pi., Leaden. John Morgan, of Cenduit.stroet, in rho parish of St. George, liasumer-squaro, is the envoy et Mbhtlesen. boobieUer nod cheerier, dealer end chapman, to eummillior,44, 4. at eleven, In, and June 10, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John James, Gray's-Inn-pLace, Grm 'a Inn. Michael Idillinson, of Kicktliorpo, in the parish of Warm field corn Heath, in the county of York, innkeeper, dealer and chairman, to surrender, May IS, 14, and Jone 10, at eleven. at the White Hart Inn, in Wakeheld, in the county of York. Attorneys, Mr. Richard Bettye, Cliancery•lane, London; and Mr. Robert Lomb, Wakefield. Join Covey, lite of the parish of Walcot, in the county of Somerset, mason, dealer and chairman, to surrender. May 16, 17, and June lb, at eleven at the Christnpher Inn, in the city of Bath. Attorneys, Mr. Pomsher, Bath; and Mr. Charles Constable, 10, Symon's-inn, Chancery-lane. John Wilson, late of Kendal, in the county of Westenot land, tallow-chandler, dealer and chapman, to surrender, May 8, at five. 9, at ten, and June 10, at five, at ti.e White ilart Inn. in Kendal. Attorneys, Mrs rs. It tchartioan and Foil, in Kendal ; and Mr. Jackson, No. 2, Garden-court, Middle Temple, Lopatin. James Chadwick, of Manchester, in the county of Latices !ter, manufacturer, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, to sor render, Miy 23, 24, awl June In, at four, at the Coach and Dorms Inn, in Dean.gme, in Manchester. Attorney., Mr 1 Swale, New Sewell-court, Carey-street, London; and Mr. William Nabb, in Manchester. John Forhes, late of Davenport, in the county of Chester, grazier, dealer and chapman,to surrender, May 19, 20, and June 10, at twelve, at the eorge and Dragon Inn, iii Nether Knutsfind, iii the comity of Chester. Attorneys, Mr Stret hill Wright, in Kinn:ford ; and Mrsos. Wright and Pickering, Paper-build iota, Temple, London. William Hume, late of the borough of Bervrirk-upon- Tweed, corn merchant, to surrender, May 19, 20, and June 10, at eleven, at the Kinet Arms Inn in Be r wick-upon- Tweed. Attorneys, Mr. Patrick Dick son, hero ick-upost• Tweed; and Mr. Chines Constable, Synaond'ainii, Chancery lane, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. May 2!. Thomas Norris, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, cottommerchent, dealer and chapman, at three, at the Bridgewater Arras, in Mime heater. June 10. Edward Davis, of Lambeth, in the county of Sur rey, Brewer, at ten, at Guildhall, Eon-lit. May 23. John Crahb, James Crabb, Witham Crabb, and Ni chnlas Larkhain, late of Wilton. in the county of Wilt., clothiers, at tune, at the Red Lion dun, in the city of New Sarum. Mae 23. James Fitt, of Cedf.rd Saint Peter, in the county of Wilts, grocer, &e'er and cha: man, at three, at the Red Lion Inn, in the city of New Sarum. July b. Andrew Paul Pouutales, and Andrew George Pom mies, of limed striet-aunclings, in the city of London, mer chants, atone, at Guildhall June?. Joan Williams, of Llanlidan, Denbighshire, North Wales, drake in cattle, dealer and chapman, at ten, as Guildamll,Loodun. • May 21. Thomas Bowman, of Poplar and Lireshouse, in the 'county of Middlesex, seed crusher, oil-nmautatturer, dealer and chapoian, at ton, at Giiildha , l, London. May VI. Isaac Hadley Redden, of West Bromwich, in the county of Stafford, iron-founder, dealer and chapman, at Rye, at the ShAkespear Tavern, in Na •-street, Birmingham. May IS. Josiah Pe-ie./et, of the city of London, merchant, dealer and chairman, at twelve, ..‘ Guildhat. May 20. John Atorhouse, of John-viva, Aulelphi, in the county of Middlesex wilienncichant, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Gituldliall, L o ndon. May 24. Joha Cox ofiLeighton Butrird, 'n tie county of Bedford, earn and floe' nee. chant, dealer end Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June S. Paul Edward Ford, of !lowland Mews, Wept, in the county of Middlesex, hackneyman, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June S. George Wills, of the High-street, Whitechapel, in the enemy of Middlesex, tailor, dealer and Outman, at eleven, at Goililhall, London. May 20. John Watters, late of //Meath, in the parish of kirklinton, in the counts of Cumberland, comionii-canier, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the hoose of Junes Nether. ingron, the Scotch Arms, in Rickergate, near the city of Can May 13. David Evans, of Southampton-court, Smit/..mprnii. row, in the comity of 11 , 111emx, liii.m.drapor, dearer and chapter'', at tea, at Guildhall, Linden May 22. elly.stepher Tinge, oh Liverpool, in the bounty of LAWiller, merchant, de....er mail chairman, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Ina, .a !Stancher:ter May 26. Farrow Chilton, A! the township of Bishipwear mouth, in the county of Durham, coal-fitter, at twelve, at the house re Ralph Darling, the Bridge Inn, in Bishoporar. mouth. May X 2. Jame. Tliweat, of Manchester, in the county of Lon. aster; Joitn Gaily, of Bread-street, in the city of Lon don, and themes Monday, of Manchester, merchants, deal. eis and chapaten, at eleven, at the Star Inn, in Mao ch aster. Mair 21. James Thweat, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, dealer and chapman, at elevea, at the Star Inn, in Manchus-ter. June S. William Bryon, of Saint Mary at Hill, in the city of London, brandy merchant, dealer and chapinati, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES,—M•2 40. Gimp Ph Hips, of Brook -street, Ratcliffe, in the crusty of Middlesex, timber-merchant. Samuel Truentau, late of Little Tower-street, London, but sower Dinweatout.street, lobe parish of St. Mary-la.B:anne, In the coonty of Middlesex, wine.inerzhant, dealer and Chapman. James R•chardby the younger, of the city of Durham, joiner and cabinet maker. Wiliam Warne, of Flatkney•roarl, Shomditch, in the county of M:ddlemx watch•maiier. jeweller, dealer and chepman. Johe ll.try, of pansh of Clifton upon Teeme, in the county of Worcester, butcher, dealer and chapanan. Joseph Harris, of Keyiisham, in the county of Somerset, an. ner, dealer, and eltarnan. Richard Watson, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, toaster-mariner, dealer and Chapman. Jansen Miller, of Hammersmith, tat the county of Middlesex, wheelwright Henry Richard Cellard, of Seestland.eard, and of Georreetreet, Adelphi, in the county of Middlesex, maalmacichant ant dealer. PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. lank Stack . 5 per Cent. Reduced S per Cent. Oansols 6Ol IN ou 1/91 4 per Cant 77 1 i i 3 per Cent. Nssy .92 j 3 Long Annuities Irish I per Ceat. U 1 1 Osmium 3l India Stock 1 1 1 1 4 I ladia Beads par. le. "PHI. lacheisuer Bills. Cestsols for T. FISH, Steck-Broker, Ns. 4, Cernhill, sad 11, Charing-ernts ►RICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Aran. W. Go. Vebenturee..s per Cent 91$ Govt Stock 5 per Cent... Rotel Canal Loon, 6 per cent TVUD•T, AP MIL t 9. GPI 46 1.1.. Pie. Venice a C 66 data. Lislwo 43U Upon., JOI Do►l.e 24 1! Cork 13 COURSE OF EXCUM.4II Aassaariam 6 2 It U. Ditto at Sight 35 3 I Rottertar, c. f II 6 2 U. Hemlwin 33 10 241/. *lima 33 11 2W. Data I Us. II 004SIOIS Inure 1 Ponega: Gold Colo Oidtt I. s. Ditto Mmtod .... 351 elect. Ditto saws 97 andrlfirsTer oz. 9 Me• Doubled, New 5 6i Sitar, in Bars New Louis each Leghorn So I Afro ~n the Bank of Holton, Maples 11..bInt on London (April 19 ) lOll Beita,t on London Apr,l S j .1114 Milan Gri Daltlin (Lktto) Sil 61 dare. -- BIRTHS. On Sunday, the nth instant, the Lady of Sohn Dols% Est. of a son. On Monday evening, Mrs. Davies, of the Standoff alma. MARRIAGES. Os Saturday last, Joh., Ctokr, Esi. of Woodhouse Vila s in the county of Nottingham, to Mio Wtla. ,of Spoodon.. in the counts of Derby Friday, John Abernethie, Esq. of Cumberland-street, so Miss Suns Harris, daughter of the late Ricluad Harris, En. of Sandown House, Etilltr, Sutler. On Monday last, in his 6 Ail year, at his k nuse ,G fren ,,,,,„. square, Win. Neelkain, Es.i. of WateNley Park, in the county of hunts. Lately, in Norfolk street, Birmingham, Mn. Maria Tuella Twist, in the 104th ye.r of her age —She retained her racist ies the last; and what is remarkable, at the age of 53 arse took to wearing spectacles, arid wore them nearly thirty yew% when she lot them off, and at the age of 10! she could reed newspaper, se print u small, without glasses. HIGH WATEK TINS DAY AT LONDON 8R11.1(it... Mari. 36 min. after 12. I Enc.... 52 min. after 12,.. SALES BY AUCTION. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN BOOS. By Mr. CASSANO, At his large Room, 23, sneer the 1 . 14)-1111aetelte THIS DAY, and the two follnw.ne, at Ter. he o'. lock. THIS large Collection of Engl;sll and Forei gn Books ticklish to a R &mho, wheroire,Loos business, and will be sold without re.erte. To be viewed, and Catalogers had at the Ronnie BIBLIc/f HI.CA CANSDOWNIANA —roam H. Be LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Bwskeellers. At their ?louse, No. 14:4. Strand, upposde Cath er i ne o mit, THIS DAY, and the Four following (Sunday excepted). OHM; CURIOUS POLITICAL lilsTo. RICAL TIrtAcTS and PAMPHLETS of ahe tate Most Noble Wiliam Marquis of Lansdowne ; together edit his Collealoo of Law and Duplicate Books. To be viewed, and Catalogued, price is. to be had. at the Place of Sale. CROSS-STREET, FINSRURY. Ply Meas. BURTON and YEN NOR, THIS DAY, at Twelve, at Garraway`a, THE LEASE of a convenient DWXLI.ING HOUSE, eligibly , itnate No, 3, Crowstreet, Finsbury The premises contain four chambers, nursery, dining-room. parlour, counting-house, kitchen, wash.house, good eel arm& and pared yard. Held on lease for about 17 years, at a mo derate rent. To be ♦itted, and printert particulars may ha hadma dug premises ; at Gatraway's ; and of If esszs. Horton aid Vona. it, Cortthill. _ _ CANT L MERC.INTILE RLAiDENCE„ COACK. HOUSE A'4D STABLE, VICIfi I l'Y OF NEW Dut.3.b. AND AN EASY DISTANCE FROM 'CHANGE. Br Mews. BUR lON mut VENNUIR, THIS DAY, at Twelve, at Garraway's, THE valuable LEASE, with early Pussessiersoof a capital coenmndious FAMILY RESIDENCE, lima up in the immediate taste, in period ia,dcr, recently materially improved and completely repaired, at a considetable rz peuee. conveniently situate for the New Dias and Cit.tom House, and an easy distance front 'Change, being No. 17. Gnat Abe. street, Gonamait's-helds, late in the ocimiation of Brandon, Esq. The Premises contain several eseellent cham bers, spacious drawing room, c modistes comfortable dining room, m iming room,with handsome triw, notating tea ganders, entrance hall, count int house, butler's pastry, kitchen, and suit Abie doinewie arrangements; held on lease for near 22 years, at a low rent. To be yawed with tickets only, between the hours of ele• yen ai , cl three, when descriptive particular • m-y he had on the premises; at Garraway's and of Messr.. E :non and Fenno., 6i. FINSRUKY, SOUI a STREET. By Mew; MURTON and VENNOR, THIS D 'I,Y, at tire;ve, at Garraiway's, IrriiE truly Valuable LEASE, with it:lmo:Noe Posseseasn, of a roast:to RESIDENCE, in perfect re p wr, eery eligibly situated, . 14, Meinheinvei, Ems oo,•, Ists in the occupation of SamuelWerthinston,Ens deemed. Premise, are per (only convenient, sad suited Mr the lmmediala reception of • genteel family, containing a , pacioua drawtrg room, anti•roarn, • ainifertable dining room, breakfast peanut. four principsl chambers, dreseng reams, eei•ants' chambers, excellent counting limn*, liandeonie entrance hall, lame kitchen, butler% pantry, suitable domee• lc arrangements, grad . _ cell,ring, and pare.l 'aid; held en le...ae icor 40 yeas, at a into delete rent. To bo viewed between the how' of tee and five, when printed description, may be had oil the premises; of Mr Hum phrp, solicitor ' Harper street, Bloomsbury at Gareallay's ; and of bleasm.Buttort and Vennor :AI•IFAL MACK. OF VERY COMMODIOUS AND SUBSTANTIAL NEW-BUILT FREEHOLD WARE DOUSILS„OF SIX FLOORS, AND FOUR SPACIOUS VAULTS UNDER THE SAME. Byo;dec of the Devisees in Trust of the late Wm. Knowles Esq. deceased, Ay Mewls. BURTON hod VENNOR • Till DAY, at 12 eater*, at Cli'rarrareay Truly valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY; .11 comp wing a set of most complete, uniform, substantially erected, and kitty new-built WAREHOUSES, casatainiag six Room, with two apartments on each Rurtf, 54 teeth, ST. Aloe a range of four specious VAULTS under the same, eligibly d. WMe sear tnet East end of Cro-lase, naar St. Dunstan's-Mk Tower-street. Tim Premiss.% whirl , has. been erected at a most liberal ex pence, are completely adapted for hoining various descriptions of mereharadra of great weight, are in thorough repair, ar.d deservedly merit the notice of persons requiring similar freehold property in an advantageous vitiation. Ter whole are let to W. and J. Rnowlys, for an unexpired term of three years, from lit May next, at a moderate rent 5001. paranoias'. To be viewed, and descriptive Particulars had OR the Pew mime: at the Ship Tavern, Water lane; Corn•E *thane C,offewhoute, Mark-lane; of P 441•11.1. May. and Pearce, So• liestors,C:nak-lane; sad of Maus. Berton and Tenant . . Id, Cornhill. GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDENCE. IN PERFECT OR DIR. COACH-HOUSE:, STABLE, LARGE PRO DLCTIVE WALLED GARDEN, IN THE HIGHEST PERFECTION, PLEASURE GROUND AND LERCH. AID. NEAR PECKHAM. Be Messrs. BUN VON aed VENNOR. THIS L\AY. at Torah* at Getrowees. ALEASE, for ferentr.one Years, of a genteel and comfortable RESIDENCE, finished in the innte. date tut., rendered aultable for the reception of a nisperalrio fainds, most agreeably titivate it, Bath•place, near the sepal and rural village of Porichanie. a pleasant ride of shout 31 males frost lOW in the occeaparion of T Fox, E.g. who 111 give immediate pcntession The rations apartments are of we'd propeajoes. uniting a neat elegiac, with real coevals ence, and include a handserne drawing-room, dining roes. gentleman's room or %wobbled parlour, vestiMee, erten er.. eelleet chambers, dressing-room, water cLaset, and eery suit able ilatnrstic arrangement.; a capital walled fa-den, &Sun. daisU, stocked with • reletion of very superior trained ant standard frait.trees, an the highest order, a shrubbery and orchard behind. N B. If required, the peek-Weer may be aecomondatad with a large side garden, and about six arms of rich eseadew lard aeljr nirg. To be viewed with Tickets, between the hours of e:-tea and starve, when dee-noose Purai e sdara may be had on on , Pmertaas; as Garrawars; and of Hems. Burton and Venary. U, Corphit LONDON :—Printesl to O. D‘VIUSON, No 17, Doket Coort, Sissr.streat, Cement Gamlen, and rushalusil at the elnal, No 1), Sect •1 St. avows'', Chosen. 11,17.14, Is" W. STUCC; of No 7, Now I atorsoftrest, Loot Aore . Oniers, Sm. or th s ?apse, out to dt• QS. (p" P';• will4ve &ly aftaagal••• I