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- I 1 IRAs, is the mere incenc:irable, because the Rismani i.e at 1 Corfu, draw their l ir sviouns (lion the ports of 1 . rione and Plume, a fire eraninionicition aid, which has not bee. pro hibited. The Court 01 Vienna hit entered, Ant Genera Bradt/ elii;lifil be arrested and tried. It has expressed iii dis satisfadion to Runiia. It will rause Castel Noose, and the mouths of the Canon., to be deliver• ef up to France, without having ix-casino to reply, by anus, to this ad of hosttli:y. .. The RU.111114 have einnuated Mimeo", and returned hotel. The army which the Emperor Alexander commanded has also returned to Russia. After ail the loners which it sus tained, it is very natural they shou'd repair them by reeraiting. A. part of the troops, which were at Ciefu, have retained to the Rospliorus with General Later. A considerable part of those that wore in Poland, are meta/ling towards Chiscaini and the Crimea The Muslim with moored lathe Ramie* armies is no mom. The French army which, to me modths,dilliipayi the third coalition, was thud only on the piece wkdblidiriefie• at the end of the three months, whiek hive at* awful it is so orgy dyad and esisigmi as to he net id Dlt . r from eh the farces of Laps; but no person W WI lie ate to Swap • foucth euelitia. Enema halm fell hell, tlbdt it wail be mew thrown Why. She ,49e oaf lerref, SA odiall "alidess, whisk laseabilieeyealt, eiriheTrintie feletrefs f iklatio Saglitse.lhalhiemoballehellteleitie coontry ; thee Ile ethesslesellttlen. welsh eady hewn We yew!, ride in • rtillilladlwide GM lisrlsitaelat; A* the ilisint *lfich only hues* ateethaa welter Venice, Magee% wraiddrioa ; din • the Wit She ISOM depict from a North Alblitien, would be Trieste and rienle, and the teamed ealcleadd of the Siigti.gh From all tho porta of Ramps. Resin, seteovered froth the vain • raise by which she was deceived, wee bridle! +Ptak 'Flirty mit. seas of people, simmered over an iiii.neme tanitavy, ad under • the sweaty of opposite the Peismiii, Twits, end Tartan, can sio spent* forty mitlions of Fte/Kitilittl, united oil the taine -=:::, bravo, active, and intelligent, and *ore Mpatik of N RUMS, than the *tont/ins are of cow:oo4ft Malec " tuntialt, Russian, and 6014,11,1 Envoys, mid i begot of . Was foga all the erratitee in the **M. has( hived oe rni k' sr es the centre of OM, ntaeliniatioric. The Emperor I•olatide that they sheoldimi ilitvdti frost thinee ; and that a Seeereigm, piaetia its his Empire, should uhf nothing Contrary to the safety of thiser.vi:e. of 14kr hot Italy. The prat tare of an emery ghoul*, Menne be, nob hi allow/ itself to be sae. thended, either by spirt, or there who encintragiddieftlon wa This .lemeed gals rise to litany Conewerries, *Menthe persons Who were Ma obiods of it did justice to theetiselser. and A evacuated Rome. •' rile isiandoir. of Naples is entirely catiquered. The French Weeps are at Reggio, at unglue, and at Taranto. Only a small • hay of the bleoimi.tin voice could embark and reach Sicily hat Weed is defended by 45t10 English The presence of Oa anemias is me edditiseel indeoeseent fbr the French to go limo. Gaeta. as therejlisest jeeiress, with a garrison of 1600 reda c ts hastened 0 The viet,ry at Auweilita hot produca at mach seniation et Caveat etineple as at Pena The 'mulattos there was sat een and staivenaL The Government of the Porte is neither fignorent oar tri'4 There may, at Constantinople, be some Whom, bet they am oat numeio.o) *mut, on the contrary ; the meitiolied awesome of Romia, for gipping Use founds. Ow of sois saw Eflipit., has set escaped the notice of die • eml Otilioseass. They ate sae ifisetent, tier the protectioe id frame ens stooge 0 ,element for the Porte; and that 0 Pied se the Oe'y pmt l er ieterellted ht protecting her. The vicinity of the V•lisseli in Dalmatia - Les iespisei them with 6 *liveliest My. The lEaspemt Ins pitons Is.. been acknow- Ulla Lower. The Pasta knows, vial well, that its View apt% Remit was eathrostal„ and that it I rat'arr I Iraq between • haps* moth and his vassal, than Sietwennheesonest and Seirevelga; that it is net the French mho bre WOW the emu ad Semites to inserrection ; Vaal etas of Was are oedema *raw Constantinople; and dlara amaieltlenally eneekth: eteeettl6o o l4 in the Mores. This new iif the Pen* Pe peatheepd ems* witeninvs. at St. It ; ii if the Pose slut be roused to acts of 4111118110 pea Kluois„ therm writ mot be (md, between thee. Si. pest diferenee MA say he supposed. Pis lIIIM=is berme. and were he bet directed and masidlell i , be lersult Wr: h eeee she bliatosise *Mica. It is not,'.. that the Marty era well tope to. war ; hire aim has a lmka pommies he iwdemadeirite; and Os wa for pretectinh *SAW lb , jam of ail kitusist.....nrismillint of wheat, ' \Hem boososooniemos with the Divan, is *ell calcelatet to *die herraddlod irelegmeelvea. " Ira isstand sitentlehr,th this win, weny snatch, illiklrliti -41 e 111111110111; mei I 11 these WIN Split min the . 'Mr mows, by srosetitiss both! speculauoss el Air 111.111116. Mg la inilbald." .4011111111110..-. .• • . ' OASIS, atm 16. . , LiaIIILATIVE MOOT. . - - . lllntldltlVOCC OP M. Mt/TANIS. . " eatirwitairow of Ins sty( Imo or yes I 40TS. ss M. Quer. Counsellor of State, in p=ti project of firsaaces, bat explained the - with ranch perspicuity. The Orator's re type* each part of this immense work have • with the liveliest interest. Our limits . 4 .. • permit us to give them literally, but we that part to our readers, which has the WS to conweltion with the political situatioa ' and particularly that of France and 'e 4 • g inereare of the public debt, balanced by a exerntod or prepared; resources n moon elerivoifloWastim remains of the national domains; foe*** selecoors, the fruits of vidory and a wile po licy; these, added to the ordinary public coetribow troop, N. Crete( observed, might perpetuate to the kaos lasso at . glory, a meet empire, which but lately woo mow hekned under the wreck of a terrible row • vohnian. " It has been said, and unhappily it is bet toe Mete, that Easrepe stens as St . She rev/I ft• lelfger radefr WM Me icor*, of perrre. which have been promised her by unhnthful treaties ; +he does not even enjoy she benefit. of a truce, which is a necessary interval previous to the recommencement of hostilities. If weasel:nice how it is, that, in the midst of civiliza tion, the people stilt feel all the efetls of barbarism, we must be convinced that some mit aordisary cause mot have ;uncurled, to throw Europe into a state the most opposite to the repine and the interest of dm surreitudieg motions. 'a This Canoe has evidently arisen from the recent rupture of the only chain that has restrained govern menu witiiiis-the circle of moderate measures. I spat now of the law of nations ; it eritteno longer; and with it the faith of the majority of Sovereigns, with respetho their promises, bas vanished; and the observance ef deference and goodwill during peace; moderation in taint of war; independence of neutral ) tuitions, and rasped for their property and their ter ritory, are no more. " The abrogation of the rights of nations was pre pared, at the commencement of the last age, by the contempt of an ambitious nation, which was dispos ' ing itself for the attainment of universal dominion ; and it was crushed beyond remedy, when one of the Ministers of this nation, lifting up the voice of auda city, dared to proclaim, ' that a single cannon-shot should not he tired in Europe, without the permit ran of his Government.' " Europe remained mute and indifferent to this insulting declaration. She seemed as it she wished to conceal the fact, that this signal of dominion was the less of are independence ; and that, as this na tion had assumed the command, obedience was absolutely necessary.—lmprudent slumber, which has since produced such mflancholy consequences ! r " Tile ion tnade by the Minister, Chatham, littered the &nide and ambition of Ibis cation. ~ OC-- . -z " It indicated to the natiad an ohjc& towards which it has since never ceased to advance with fury and perseverance. &gland, thus thrown into a sys. tern of universal de-potism, has never been able to mimic it but through violence and injustice. Ob stacles have only inflamed her lust of power ; they hate destroyed twenty nations in Asia ; they have carried five and devastation Into the ancient cradle of the family of men ; they have Attacked nations in the ;midst of the most profound peace; invaded their property ; forced them into their own ranks, cor rupted and seddced governments, and involved them in fatal wits; all these excesses are the calamitous Jets of its system of usurpation. And how could , the feeble net, woven by simple reason, resist these tireafie invasions of the law of nations? France, idled upon by its rink, its power, and its dearest ilitereste, has checked the scourge that threatened Etat* ; but confining itself to inefficient obstacles, the Government imprudently suffered the nation to be Ilumbled. in placing it in a position which in jured its noble drsposition ; and thus it fed and ani- Mated the spirit of discontent, the murmurs and agitation, which led to the revolution, and the fall of the Monarchy. " England, favoured by unheard-of events, pur sued its designs with rapidity. London at this day would probably have been• the metropolis of the universe, if heaven hall not given birth to an extra ordinary man ; if heaven Mid not charged him with the re establishment of the law of n.tions, in en dowing him with prucLnice, and every necessary meant for accomplishing hi i destiny with success. " His genius has laid tho le storms, incessantly ex- Cited by our implacable enemy; his powerful hand his paralyzed his efforts; but at the same time he constriteted a vast system, the only one which could remedy the evils of Europe. " New combinations are upon the point of fixing the future, and consolidating our hopes, sooner oe later. for the return of a lasting peace. He has • formed a power in the centre of Europe, sufficiently strong to break the force of every attack it has re ceived, as well as those that may yet be prepared against it. " England, abusing her situation and her immense ' maritime forces, has herself indicated the points from whence she may be resisted with success. To the efforts that she makes Ny sea, it may he necessary to oppose greater effo-ts upon land, and since she pretends to isolate and cut otf other nations. by laying the ocean under an interdict. just reprisals call upon us to isolate her, and to shut her out of the greatest extent of the Continent that may be possible. • " To such a mass of oppression, it will be neceo eery to oppose such a confederacy as can defend the liberties of Europe wohout alarming them. This shall be put in execution France sees allies rally ing round her, who will invariably attach them selves to her politics, by their common interest,. by their neighbourhood, and the ties of blood." Monsieur Cretel then proceeds to inveigh against the maritime rights claimed and exercised by bug laid. and concludes thus: " Respeetiog the present war, the duration of Which is uncertain, it will be necessary to institute a general system, ce-ordinate with the various eon ' tribudwns which form the immoveable charnel-, of the resource% of the State We shall be preserved hereafter, from the establishing of new ones. This is a &trader which we call unchangeable ; because it will be proper to admit of the diminutions which will be claimed by the state of peace, and the sag. asentations which may be demanded by the impe rious necessities in a state of war. Suck, Gentlemen, is, in effect, the system of contributinns contained in the law, upon which you will have to deliberate." FROM THE DUTCH ?AYERS. ♦IEMMA, APRIL 9. The Court Gazette of this day salmons an Order of the Day from the Archduke Charles, signed March 2d, expressing a general pardon to all de serters, who may return to their colours, between the tst of May next and the 31st of December. CAPTJA. 111141 Cit The gallant Commandant of Gaeta has lately re ceived a considerable supply of provisions from Sicily. He has made a sortie against the enemy, but unfortunately was compelled to retreat with the loss of SOO prisoners, and among them the famous Ira' Diavolo, Brother Devil. ♦!slC[, arms 6. Several transports from Dalmatia have arrived here. We learn from them, that the Russians con tinued last'weelc in poriession of Csttaro and Ragusa, and that they were endeavouring to inetesse their force by Albanian recruits. The French were in con siderable numbers in Dalmatia. and were advancing rapidly toward. Cuero. The roads between Trieste and Fiume were filled with French troops, the Court of Vienna having given them permission to pass through Cariertbia and Anstrian Dalmatia. NAVAL lATELLIGENCE. PORTIIIIOUTR, APRIL 26. Arrived the ARt schooner from a cruise, and three Indiamen from the Dowas.—Wind N. E. DIAL, APRIL ?G. Arrived the Serieirritarn and Akentaire from the South Seas.—Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH, APRIL t 4. Arrived the Spri 7 hgv, Lieut. Gordon; Cockatrice, Capt. Green ; and Confidant sloop of war, Lieut. Yeo, from a cruise, with the Nottatielans,—, from Ipswich, for Liverpool, which the has retaken ; ItALMOVTII, APRIL 23. Arrived the ship William, Capt. Sinclair, from London. bound to the West Indies. Sailed the Gibraltar, on cruise ; and the Mho of Montrose packet, Captain Darnley, with a Mail, for the Leeward Islands.—Wind PRICL or sTotcs. sATustuAN Bonk Stock 2134 124 S per Cet.t. Ilte4u, -el 3 pee CAW. Consols .591'6 04 4 per Cent 704 74 3 per Gilt. Loyalty Oauhuro India Stock ... 143 India Rood. .. pie. le. prem. Excheatwr Bilis . et, die. Is. pawn. Engish Lotter? Tickrte .. SM. Is. Commit for T. EISH, Stock-liroker. No. 4, Cornts+l!, sod 9, (,:t.4 , ...ii cram hIEEDNOS Of CR E orrowl, AT 01131LDI1ALL• VW Mob line.. M. N Thomas Atkinson. late of ce.theelneet, Leicester field., hlsddleaex, furniture-bream - ; • 3 1 John limy, New Goulsteno,trem.Whitechaped, so& refiner . - 1 1 John Woodfold, late of Oxford-rtreet. Mirftletex. but our of Barb ode/4rue, London, times& • monger - - -- •S 1' DIVIDENDS. John Martindale, New Bood•etroet, Mideßessc, vine snetchant - - • John Rove , , IN• .trinouth, Southampton, mercer • 4 Oeurge Eli 't, tle off Woortmmet, Cheapshfe, Lon don, vets eon and fancy-trilsrating saannAc tusti - _ - - - a Geole 'don', late of Wood street, Clscaskide. Lertdoii, schret-rrbbon and Sauer-ttimosintr ma nahet.:o.r - - - 1 George F. , hott end George Pickard, late of Wood. atrue', Ch.-amide, London, dealers and cbapeavn 1 John Park, AUSWI Flia.s, London, merchant - 31 James Stevens, lOW of James street, thretiden semi, Middlesex, cure-dealer - 11 Whhim Rutkler, Vatnandt-road, Sorrel, daerkltaut 11 WM A min Waters, Worasnonsl•atreet, BArbilose, and of Co.noy Hatch, Ms 'dieser, broker • •• 11 Pere , Dubbeidemutr Van Dyck, Arnoldflobn Geyer' Leuven, and Wynanl Adtiama Ito OrOttl Vistle„ late of the Olcos, 1111110,1[3, London, (Not,hoNts H Arnold Joint G..rers L•11,t11, late of. the Circus. Minones, Lend'.,,, merehant - - 11 CEII . I IFIC:ATP:S —Amt ft. John Sykes, of Almondbury, In the county ef Yak, clothier, dealer and cha,,man. Witham Howa , d, or Manchester, in Lit county of Lancaster, soap boiler, dealer and chapayaa. -1-...-._..___ _ _- _. . 1., `s. ;!.-111.411--- __...lL_r. ....:A BIRTHS. O. the 17th instant, at CJaelann, th•Lody Of Joseph Bul lock, Iraq. of a son On Friday, in Portman-square, Lady Loraine, of aloe. MARRIAGE • On Thursday, at St Manitt's Church, Richard Ware, Esq. of ChariotCru.s. to Mrs. Scbenreder, of Commerce-row, hur ts), Read. DEATH At Jersey, on Thursday, Apul It, Lieutenant General An drei. Gordon, Commander in Chid sit His Majes'y's Fieces that Island. iiIGH WATT . . 11!IS DAY t'l LUNPOrt ftltlto •r Morn. 47 mm allow 10 I Etta .... Singe after 11 SALES By. AUCTION. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, MIDDLESEX, TWELVE MILES FROM LONDON. By Mr. BATES. At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change alley, Corahill, ott WEDhIF.SDAY, Mar 7, 1006, at twelve, in two Me% AFREEHOLD ESTATE. comprising* Mo dern-huilt HOUSE, situate at Kit's End, containing an elrgast dining fount, drawing rooms, breakfast parlour, study, and suitable bed r..ooind, kitchen, and other offices, coach noose, excellent stablmg„ barn, granary, and other necessary out-buildings, k 'tenni garden and pleasure ground, with 67 acres of rich meadow land (more or less) immediate!y surrounding, seated in a beautiful part of the county of Middlemx, bordering on Hertfordshire. The houm, garden, and grounds, are caps ble of being made a most delightful rrsidemst for a banker, merchant, &c. Also 23 acres of grass land, f•eelsold, (mom or less), in .hree fields, mire free, situate adjoining the great North Snarl, about a mile and a half from Barnet. in the parish of South Minims. The land tax of both trim has been re damned, and part of the purchase mammy May remain on mortgagor for three or ire year.. The house and grounds may be viewed, and particolars had nn the premiss; Green Man, !tarifa ; BeAamy's, Highgate; White Ilan, St. Albans; Edam Arini, Watford; White kihrse, Uxbridge; Greyhound, Enfield ; place of ale ; of Messrs. Leaden and Piller. Middle Temple; aid of Mr. Bann, N 0.3, Welhecit-stroct, Caeirdish-Oloare. DANES OF THE THAMES, VOUS MILES FROM LONISON. By Mr. BATES, • At Corraway'r, eo WEDN,SbA V, May 7, at One o'Clock, in Three Lots, AMOST desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, on a grand, but not expensive male, finished Ina sup rim style of elegance, commanding eztenelve views of die Riser, and Surrey•side of the Water, with eight Acres of Land, (part Freetro'd, Copyirold, and Leasehold;; the access to the house is by a mien coach entrance, which comprises Dialng-rtirips, Brasiers... Parlour, Library, Cold Bath le rnarbll., emelt& Staircase, leading to a Music Gallery, Diewillapronm, with domed eliding, a hewed Anti dmwing.ronol,of geed Dimen sions, and Bed-Room adjoining, the whole, with a Balcony finind the horse, three other Bed-Rooms, yule separate Ina Ir. Cain GO SOCenda ty apartments, suitable domestic Offices, Coach yard, wt.% double Coach•hoests, and. Stabling for Ste home ; an excellent Garden, abundantlg st:reked with espals.r and standard Fruit Trces ; the whole firming a delightful ren denrse fora family. To be viewed, by ticket. which, with particulsrs, may be heat of Mr Bate., No. 3, Welberk-street,Cavendidr.snuare SKEITY HALL, NEAR SW) SHIRE. By Mr. RATFS, GLANIOLGAN- At Garraway's,on WELHSESDAT, m:y7, at Twelve n'elolt, A?dna desirAble and 'elegant RESIDENCE, with 24 Acre of rich Meadow Land; comprising, on the grimed Ilea, a drawing nano, dining room, breakfast-parlour, email bed-roses, an entrance hall, a butler's pantry, house keeper's room, kitchen, scullery, servant:' hall, wine and beer cedlare;on the first Rum, four best bed-rooms, to • &easing rooms, two nurseries, and a lobby The aunt story contains eight redo: the whole fitted up in a• modern style, with eve's , rein,'. to internal convenience, together with all necessary out-offices, eseellent kit, hen garden, hot-house, stabling, coach house, he Skint) , Hall is situate only two miles from the plentiful, populous, and (doting the Summer season) the fashienabW and much frequented market town of Swansea, near the Sea, commanding very oxten.ive and beautiful views of tl.e much admired Bay of Swansea, the oppo.its coast of England, and the picturesque country by which the mansion is nearly sur• rounded; held for a Twos of Four Li..., advantageously taken. Particulars may he had of the Printer of The Caicbrian. at Swansea; Mr. Thome., Solicitor, Swansea ; Printer of the Gloucester Paper. Messrs. Price, Brown, end Bevan. &did ton, London ; an 7 of Mr. Baca, N0..14 Weltatekssimet, eas venilish-equars. The Purchaser will be entitled to Coals fir the use of his Family residing, to be had at the Pies month. SIiUULAHLY ELEGANt VILLA, DANLERS /DLL, 13 MILES FROM LONDON. WITH TEN ACRES OF LAND, AND 1,5 ON LEASE FOR A SHORT I'EKM. Ry Mr. RATES, At Gotraway'a, ou WEDNESDAY. Mav 7, at Terelse, DANCER'S HILL HOUSE, situated on an eminence. about three mils throt.gli Barnet, en the St. Albans Road, commanding the must luxuriant and tin :sounded prospects, with ahem Ten Acres of land. itnliiding garden and lioniestoll, and comprises a neat elegant Villa, built and finished in a singular style, standing in rim tritest of a oadduck ; the Villa comprises a neat entrance, with • colon nade, excellent stone kitchen, larder, sculleiy, Penmen's renal, and dairy; a small but elegant Iran ing•ruoin, cool mu nest tng with ins exce:lent dining-patinur ; ten the ir ppee 'tiny Ire, miss best bed-morns and dreesing-clo-ets, out offices, a laundry, and wash-house, with so,•ntte room over ; a detached coach and farm yard, wan every ctuivenience, excellent three and four-stall stable, brew-house, gardener's room, cow haunt,. piggety, a stack-yaril and barn; ilia ki!chen.carden is alien. dandy stocked with *fondant and cal frett.trev., an orchard newly p antsd , a meloislytiminl, hot-house, with peeper flues, gre4s-h-U4ll, fish-ponds, p casino grou.i.t.s, and shtub hery, held nit le-ase, about di Yeers smaxptred, at a *my low Rent: immeducely adjoining are 15 Acres sure of Stearin* Land ; held fut about Two Yeats, at SI. Ilia. pet Acre The modern fe ~,,, we. &c. with twit fine sod* cistr , way b- .sad at a sahardtun, or wit be sold on :ha remises. l'arricul ors may be had at astragals's; or of Air. Eire - , W....lb a ek.strest. when. Ttakeia .war se ...t ee ~-eno we he the tens SALES 1W AUCTION. SJELIOTHICk LANiOOVINIAITA —P APT u. Hr LEIOH and S. SLI74 I EST. 5 , 031ani Attila 14641,e, No. IHS, StranA, “ppetose Catht gine on VifFUSE.StIAY, Apni SO, aldi Fear hanue‘lng Lia.L (sunday excepted), • wFiliE CURIOUS POLITICAL H ISTO. f RICA!. TRACTS thd PAMPHLETS ..t the I,t. w i lh an , Mar.: o o4li Lamtllowa• ; t.%abet i:h tats colleaboa d IAW and Ouvileate Rooks. To ke *vied ten MonAaf, ihr IStb, to the tint of Sal• Cateocket, }owe Is. to be had at Use P 16.4., of Selo ANID Ft/REIGN BUUES. Py Mr CASSANO, At fris liege Re .m ' P.teart.ily, near the tLry-mairker, MORROW. Airnl ANA three telow mg days, at fersb e n'r lank, Fri., large Collection of English and F , reign Ha n gs won :a to d 11 o'ttallstr, who retirtst oni aa.t win he weld imthout re. I,...ie.eed two gays hsfure the este, and Cataliittel h. 4 at the Rouen'. VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMENT. By Mr. PLORA, O. MONDAY, Sone 16th, at Eles,n, witlinat tits Great Koss, 9,snltnAtreet, Rath, by , Ptfirt t.l tit.- r , . editor, trini,tr trig direct...is cit tlw Wiil .4 a cemitiamen r • , ..s ifrcemdil, TTHE-ADVOWSON of COLD•ASHTON, the enmity et GLOUCESTER, with tire CKEA t !MALI. TITHES, etrmiding ever Two Ttmutand eight etsd Larr.d ; the 011etta being Oa Acres, 0wn.... eminently laying, and pegs producing high rail, lot potat o . cultiretinm, The presets incumbent aged 35 years. The above nffars plod isis,urtuults for any gentleman wishing to Wry.. preferment ner a Rrlat ou , Ward, or artier. tn. Title le ineli.irmade. and the Abstract will be ready for del , very instantly after the Ala. Slimed airy (unite' particulars be want 41 precious to the sale, please te apply In %freer, Retehrfne and Pow, 5, Hare. coati, Temple, London; or Mr. Plura, ••• L nen will not be answered oulo. postrge paid. GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDENCE, IN PERFELT •R -DER, COACH•HOUSW, STABLE., LARGE !Rai- DIXTIVE WALLED GARDEN, IN THF. r PERFECTION, PLEASURE GROUND AND CHICII ARD, NEAR PECKHAM By !Wears. BURTON and VENNOR, On WEDNESDAY NEES, at Twelve, at Oorraway*s, ALEASE, for Twenty- one Years , of a genteel and comfortable RESIDENCE, trashed in tree imme diate taste, rendered suitable brr the reception of a reaper-abt family, most agictably Muate in Bath place, near the social end rural village of Peckham, a plea-ant ride of about 3j miles hum teals; lu the mcapaticat of T Fox, E.q wta nisi give immediate possession. The ,annum apatlanOoll arc ei gind propertions, uniting a neat elegance with fail Nairobi. care, and intiode a handsome deawine.reans, dieing mom. gentleman's room or breakfast parlour ' m 'inarets. seven ex cellent chambers, driassing-seem, rater closet, and very suit. able domestic arrangements; a mere' walled yodel'', abun dantly stocked with a 'Neaten of very superior train.' and staudint fruit-trees, te the highest order, a seru'abely and orchard behind. N B. If required, the purchase may be micommodated With a large aide garden, and about six mires of race meadow rod adkrining. To be viewed whit Tickets, between the hours of 'latest and three, when deecritithe Particular mar be had on the Priories; at Garrawara; and of Messrs. Burton and Veneer, 6Z, CornhiU. CAPITA, MERCANTILE • RESIDENR`E, CHACH. HUUSE AND STABLE, VICINITY OF NEW DJetig„ ' AND AN RAT DISTANCE FROM 'CHANIIE. 8. Marrs BURTON end VENNOR , On AVEDNESDAY SE'T, at Twelve, at tistmway's, E valuable LEASE, with early Possession, of • capital commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, fitted up in the iron, dra.e taste, in perks., ender, recently 'arterially improved and complete* °paired, 4 a euirsidesaile fraj••ll44 . convementle situate for the New Docks and Ca..oses Tdinise, an) an ea... distance Was 'Change, being No Gaunt A re.- street, tisrodman's4e/dra, late in the omit; &thin of Brandon, Esq. The Promives COMMIS several e=celleat el.eu.- berg, spacious drawing room come-iodine. com:urtab's dbeiug roam, morning foals., with b.:atonic bow,";,nine t oe m a w entre:Ms' halt: venial ne hot.m, britter's pantry, kitchen, and suitable dome-toe .irrangeinems; herd tan lease for ir.ar YU yetis, at • low rent. fo be vicee ' with tickets only, betemestAeurs of elm vett and three, when descriptive pertafalars h.d ors the pointillist; at Clarraway'. ; and of Messrs Barrer and Yennor, Cornbill. BAPIfAI. STACK OF VARY; t u%14 vrintloUs AND SUMSTANII tL NI , A I P-BNILT FREEHOLD WARE HOUSES, OF SIX FLOORS, AND FOUR SPACIOUS VAULT, UNDEtt 'filif. SAME. B) Doter of the Devisee' in Trust of the late Wm. Knowie , , E.q. d•c-sael, • Fly•Mewor BUXTON and VF.NNOR, On WEDNESDAY NFX f, at It &Clack, at Gsreswiy's, A ' fruly' *minable FNEEFIOLD•PftOP RTV; set of e.ort ormfbem, -mbar/telly erected, and lofty rage-hunt W AREHDUr-ES, cementing ire &for., with two an num.'s on esun II ~r, M left to, ,7. Also a range of four spacious V All LT.; Older I, : e lidne,e.rgibly as. testa sitar the East arid :.ear St. Lhttastan's-hi*J. Tower-street. The Pre Mors, *limb hare been erected at a most liberal ex nee, are cunapletrAv Warted fns tirribing various descripnum of merchandise or greatoreiglit, ere in tiemaugh repair, and 'termer elly merit the noisce of perform eeritorioX tinnier freehold property in an ads ir.taverws .niratlon. '11..1 whole are let to Mews. W. an' J. KPOWI.II, fP. au irileauned term 4 three years, from let May next, at a moderate rod of 5001. per Room To Le viewed, and deteript•ve Pa:seculars lied ws the I' • • mints: at the Ship Tavern, Watei lane-, C-r.r ss Ira-it • Coffee-house Mark laue ; of MOW,. Mayo and •-• A h else, CL ; and of Mars. Borten and Yentior, FissavitT, sotrni-stiarr. 111 Ww< IitIRIONr and EloNolt, Ow wetn4Esiwt NEXT, at tar Ave, at Gmawarl, rHE truly ValuableLEASE, with immedirte r reme.viaa, alsasopioaagESltee p.tf. re p.,r, yelp , sitessed, tfo, tioutlestrera, rusebury, lit* in tile occupation of Samuel Wertbington,Esq deceased. TO , l':en.ises are pe:fectly osnyeelieur, and shited for the iennierlisr.. re ...mica of a genteel family, colica;mng a ii , Jel..us droung room, attti•iwr...co.l.fortable dining cairn, breakfast / ...I foist principal chambers. dresamg rooms, servants' ch. rob eac-lkin collating house, handsome yiltrancy lull, Inr , ki.chers, butler's pantry, suitably dn,nn tc arnncen.eiva, g sod eelorinc, nod paeed yard; held on lease for 40 )ears, a; derate test. To bo viewed between the hours of ten and five, A ', printed descrnisions may be had at the premises ; of Wr,dinni phrys, solicitor, liaipur.street, Bloomsbury, at usairega'• and of Messrs. Burton aisd Venner CROSS-STRIEF.T, FINiKURY Re Mews BURTIIt4 sod VENNOR, On virusEsnY NEXT, at Tereiiiv, at Gerrawarii, THE LEASE of a convenient DWELLI HOUSE, eligibly .i!uste No 3, Co.vretriret, rota., premier. contain Noe clamber., parlour, counting-house, kitchen each W.od . lir. 1 ;..Voed pint Held au lease 44 alwet 17 pass, el • cle?2:e rent. To be viewed, awl prlnted partictitart mar b• had •• premier ; at GOlT•laity . li sod tat WAS'S. Burton an Vritr ONDUN :—PtintrA by G DAVIQSOSI, N.. 1.. 1).. Co ocl, Bonroottret, Covent GArdool, and Pa 4.01,41 no tNE , e, N., 15, Pack of St. Ck.nart'. Choir Ch. h , ta At W. S'll.lCi:, of No. 7, Now Ralson-silert, 1.-nz A 44,4 • q s, ‘•• it.; thil Pliut .O•tt to eta Wks t •Air:••kr.y •,StAdeil f.i OM. lii w - SIP CAI Fr Eq Be bl in< v.