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''''"'w - Ig SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK SPRING MEETING—oCONTINUED• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. Swerpstakro •rfVer• each. Two wales. Ir • G.II ut ton's Cleveland, by Overton, list 5113. waked over. THURSDAY. weeistakes of :Oct. each—cells, fht •••-Sllita, LASS mile and half. g r . c,,f to w, by Sir Peter • lie 1Y G oat; br c. by Alexander, dam by Sir /Net 2 dr. if algae. colt, Barnett. Brother to Brough • 3 I:r filly, Fliglory, by Traveller • 4 :.ned t ,TIVAII.IIIIII toy filly. Minstrel, sitter to Sir Solomon 3 Tlt icaut Plate, free for all horses. 4 tulles. 11/r.Clif...neaJcetephiaa, 5 ra 414, eat. 41b. • • Mk. C. Hutton. Clevelawl, 4 yet old, lot. 91b. tor. Mr lighty, 3 Yrs old. Sat. I Cilb. . . h r . W.•ntworth9Hypvolytus, 4 yet o , el, 7.t 91b. Duke of Haisiltiet's b. m. Hasty, by Walnut, 5 yrs old, bat. 41b. • S COCKING. The '.lain of Codas, this wrek, Iwir•tit H. F. Mellish, Ksq. (Pars*, Feeder). sad S.r 30 , /P.n. Bart. (Thotapaon, itselea); for 2aga. a Batas, and 400 g, the Main . Sir F. BoYnlun Mr. Mellish. as a. 34.1.45 y . 3 0 MallaY . . 3 3 Tu -day . . 2 I W h z. . 4 2 V wine lay . . 1 ib . 5 1 Thursday . . 4 s Tbusday . ! I ICIPAL INTELLIGENCE. 1... , ..... PORTSINCrnit Pat back to St. Helen's, after beating about v.. strong contrary winds, the Antelope., of 50 guns, and, ten East Indimnen.—Wind blowing strong from the S.W. Arrived the Join BuU cutter, which sailed with Sir John Warren, with the loss of her bow-sprit. Sir John's Squadron continues at Sea. The Chfonee frigate made the signal this morn far a convoy to the Mediterranean. -rh. S., Net:nese. of 74 guns, Spanish prize, has Made the signal to come into harbour. JUN/ 7. ' , ailed His Majesty's ships Stsiftsterr, man of war, %feloor bomb, for the Downs.—Wind S.W. Dt it., JUNI 6. Arrived the Blarre4e frigate, and the Speedev. II brig, from a cruise ; and remain in the Downs with the Lir, or, (;:atou, and Tssse.v. men of war ; Vestal and Cl. ele trips, s ; L'Espirkk sloop of war ; necost.,tion, /ensure, pr , zeb,a, Luci f er, I snlemn, and Ft" bornhs ; Votarom praam ; Aperulaler lugger ; Haman: view dirt . dirs-eras schooner ; and several gun-brigs and outward-bound vessels. Jest '7. Arrived the Mercado sloop of war, from a cruise, and remains in the Downs wide the skips as per 14st. Dropped down from the River, the Skoltou Castle ' far the East Indies; and the Ferret, Skelton, for the South Seas.—Wind S W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. .I.llAoresiele. Joss 6 —Priced by rho Mary Jernivaa, Tar o*. or .L.ll Via;. rfewd --Sailed the mite Lit Joan, Ramsey, for Mem , Mb* for on die Ham. Allen, herallominrearlieall. FORNIGN INTALLIGENCE. HAMIIOIIOI4 PAPERS. www Gatarswata. Y•Y 24. Several discharges have been made upon the slec pa belonging to the Swedish frigate, Ulla Fermi, from the fortifications at Vlrmel, but hitherto with out any eget% On the 21st, His Swedish Majesty dispatched Capt. Toll with a letter to the Prussian General ltrikreuth at Palsewalck : this Officer was also the bearer of another letter to His Prussian Ma jesty, to be forwarded to Berlin by the Prussian Commandant. tutu, MAY 43. AU the late reports. relative to the departure of the French and Prussian troops from this quarter, have perfealy died away. It is now said. that the Duchy of Arenberg and Croy is to be incorporated with Cleves; and that French troops will occupy that territory in the course of a few days. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. - •ARTS, MAY 29. Our Papers contain the following letter from Vi enna :—" For eight days past the following affair has engrossed the whole of the public conversation. 14. Movie, the banker, a French emigrant, who was partner in a home at Augsburg, during the late war, with M. Hermite, another emigrant, having mahred a large capital in consequence of his con• essitii , lis with England. afterwards opened a banking Mute on his own account at Vienna, mid COGIASINA to make payments for the British. 'this banker liar been accused by one of his servants, of export ing gold contrary to the law, and the hut informa tion, state/ that he was upon the point of seeding away eight casks of ducats, and sovereigns d'or.— This accusation was founded, Babouin was taken into custody, the cash confiscated, and the servant received a considerable reward. In the mean while it is remarkable, that Babouin, a French Emigrant, and a Commissioner for the English Court, has claimed the proteilion of the Ambassador of a great power, pretending that the money in question be longed to a foreign General, who died at Vienna a short time since. The Ambassador alluded to, it is raid, has aftually intete,teJ himself in the behalf of Babouin, who, nevertheless will be punished ; as, admitting his plea to be valid as to the property, he Lad no sight to send the money out of the country without a passport." M•Y 50. On the departure of the post from Madrid, on the 19 , h instant, the Prineess of Asturias was de spaired of. • The audience of the Thuilleries, on Sunday, the tat of June, it is said, will be uncommonly splendid, that being the day appointed for the formal presen tation of the Batavian Deputation to His Majesty the Emperor; after which they are to have an audi ence of His Imperial Highness Prince Louis, the Constitutional King of Holland. Most probably Our Official Paper will very shortly publish the re- 11 suit of the negoeiations betweea this Government and the Commissioners. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS 6.IZLTTE. • P R TNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Harris and Jail Bight, Cuper'a bridge, Lam beth. wharlincers and bacon dirers Nov. 1, 1110:i. WI liars Warhurst, of Ulverstone, in the county of LVICII6.• toI, Joseph Procter, of the same place, Joseph Greene, of the same place, Daniel Mand:ll, of the same place, Robert Sandys, of Lowick, in the parish ef Met-varsity aforesaid, John Strict, land, of Rusalind, in Coeltsl, in the iiald county, and Samuel Mummy, of Dannerdale, in the said county, cotton-spinier. Jan. 1, 11106_ Thomas Stanley and John Can, of New CIES!, in the pa riah of Shadvrell, porter brewers. May 31, 1800. Anthony Overbury and Joseph Overbury, both et Tetbury, is the county of Gloucester, wo/itstaplets. May 11, 1.506 W. Williams and David Hail, Isllngton, carpenters and builders. May 5, 11106. 'caner , Richardson and Jnisn Dtios, of the city of Bristol, tin and oilmen. May 51, Ido6 BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. James Clarke,of Sheraton, iii the county of Wilts, dealer is bacon and cheese, and chapman. Thomas Smith, of Mawilesley, in the county of Lancaster, tanner. BANK RUP'TS. William Atkinson, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, brewer, dealer and Chapman, to s. rrender, July 5,4, and 19, at oise, at the York Hotel, in Williamson-square, Liverpool. Attorney,, Messrs. Gill and Whitley, $.O 5, Houghton rreet, Liverpool; and Mr. Windle,Jobn-street, Bedrord-row, London. William Davies, of Holborn, in the parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, in the county of Middlesex, linen draeer,to surrender, June 14, at one, 21, and July 1.9, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorneys, Messrs. Twyuam and Walkur, King's Branch. walk, Temple. Daniel Chase, of Dean-street, Holborn, in the county of Middlesex, cerdwainer, dealer a,id chapman, to surrender, June 17, Slat one, and July 19, at eleven, at Gui 41;411, Lon don. Attorneys, Messrs. Phillipson and Brewer, Holborn court, Gay's Inn, London. George Nieltilla, late of Portpool-lane ' in the parish of Saint Andrew, Holborn, in the county of IsLcidieeex, builder, d-dier and chipman, to surrender, June 17, 24, and July 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. eclenian, 50, Silver-street, Clerkiinwell, London. William Remnant, of Chancery lane, London, thmiher, dealer and Chapman, to mimed ,. ' June 10, 14, and July at ten at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Asher Hunt iihre) 't n kcialiute-yard, Lothbury. Joseph Leo, late of Manchester, in the county palatine of Lan a.ter, merchant, dealer and cnapinaii, to serreader, J use 14, iS, and July 17, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. 3. G. Saggers, Great Saint Ileltrie , , Bishotrepte•siteet„ L , ndon. John Potter and William Monkman, of Sileet-otreet, Woid street, in the city of London, warehousemen, to surrender, June 14, 21, and July 19, at ten, at Goil.thah, London. At torney, Mr George Anthony, No. 9, Earl-street, Blackfriars. Richard Flint, of Rotherham, in the county of Yruk, hurler merchant, dea et and ehapman, to surrender, J une 21, 24, and Jaly VI, at eleven, at the house o! Mr. John Batty, the Red Lion lon, in Rotherham. Attorneys, Mr John Oxles , jun. Rotherham; and Mr. Fit:4r, of Bread-street, Clicapside, London. Robert Campbell. of Broker-row, Moorfields, in the county of M Aliases. broker, dealer and chapman, to surrender, June 14, at one, 17, at eleven, and July 19, at one, at GoiWhin, London. Attorney, Mr. G. Nelson, Pal grave-place, Temple bar. John Ave, ref Great Whelnetham, in the county of Suffolk, miller, dealer and chapman, to surrender, June 30, July 1, and 19, at eleven, at the Six 11011111 ml, in Hury St Edmund's, Attorneys, Mr. Juh• Plate, of Bury St. Edmund's; and Mr. William Giles, No. 6, Great Shire-lane, London. John Stride, of Ernsworth, in the county of Southampton, grocer, to surrender, June 24, at one, 25, at eleven, and July 19, at three, at the Black Dog, in Emsworth. Attorneys, Mr. Walter Butler. Havant, Hants and Messrs. Bromley and Bell, Gray's lan. John Slates, of the city of Bath, in the county of Somerset, milliner, straw hat nt assufaA urer dealer and ehapman, to sur render, June 23, 24, and July 1 9, ' at eleven at the house of Harry Perry, the Bunch , of Grapes Tavern' [l a th. Attorneys Ale sus . Shophard and Adlington. Bedford row, London ; and Mr R. A. Sheppard, Bath. Henry Martin, of Cowden, in the county of Kent, miller, dealer and chapman, to surrender, June 17, 24, and Jul. 19, at twelve, at Goildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Hatton- Garden. DIVIDENDS. July 1 William Harrison, late of Islewortli, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild hall, London. July 8. William Goodwin, of King's Arms Stairs, and of Westminster Bridge Road, in the parish of St Mary, Lam beth, in the county of Surrey, timber-merchant, at ten, a t Guildhall, London. June 28. Mark Hughes, of Bury-court, Love-lane, in the city M London, wool-merchant, factor, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudest. June 23. John French Burke, late of Cannon-street, in the city of London, ship owner, broker, dealer and chaptuau, at ten, at Goildhall, Loudon. July 1. Will:am Grayson and Phillip Shire., of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, hop and seed-merchants, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 211- George Piemh, of Great East Cheap, in the rite of • London, broker, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guild hall. June 28. James .Wilde, John Watts, and John Roddy, of !Upper Tharnetrstreret, in the city of London, wholesale grocers and sugar refiners, dealers and chapman, at ten, at Gin Mull, Londen. Jane '2B. John Henry Ford, of eoleman.street Buildings, in the city of London, wool-broker, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don July 24. Matthew Falkner, late of Manchester, in the county of 11,11101 bier, stationer, dealer and ehapnian, at four, at the Bridgewater Arms let, in Manchester. Jule ft. Thomas Ilunsdeo Noel, of North-street, Brighthelm. gone, in the county of Sussex, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. June 211. Thomas Balduck, of Chatham Hill, iii the vitality of Kent, miller and bake:, at ten, at Guildhall, London. J( el 6. Jacob hllettlet Do Coons, of Thseiee-lop, in the city of London merchant, broker, dealer and chap. man, at ten, at July 4. John Brown cf Wintringham, in the county of Lincoln, baker, dea ler and chapman, at teo, at the George Inn, in Barton-upon Humber, in the county of Lincoln. July 2. William Batson the elder, Robert Beatson, John Bemoan, and William Watson the younger, all now nr late of Masbornugh, in the parish of Rotheram, and county of York, chemists, common-brewers, glass-men, and copart ners in trade, at eleven, at the Red-Lou Inn, at Rotherham, in she minty of York. July 4. Edward Tripp, late of Batton-upon-Humber, in the county of Lincoln, joiner and carpenter, dealer and chap man, at tea, at the George lon, in Baton.upnn.llumber. July 6. Arthur Harvie, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, radar, at twelve, at the house of W illiam Styles, called the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham. CERTIFICATES.—June 28. Peter Stratham the younger, late of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, dealer and chapman. William Dewdner, of Fleet-street, in the city of London, jew eller, dealer and chapman. William Buckler, late of Cheapsiele, London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman. William Tilley, late of Philpot-lane, in the city of London, money-scrivener, dealer and chairman Robert Penniall 'Stitcher, late of Lawrence Poultney-Lane, in the city of London, wine-merchant, dealer and chapmaii Samuel Ratdi.h, William Reddish, Joseph Reddish, and James Reddish, of Predbury, in the county of CI eder, Cot ten manufacturers, dealers, chapman, and copartners. Jolla Life, of Ripley, in the county of York, grocer, linen draper, dealer and &minima. Duet..—Ps meeting took place on Friday morn ing between Capt. E. and Mr. J —n, in coasequence of a private misunderstanding, when the latter re e,!ived a slight wound in the arm. The seconds thea interfeted, mad the affair was amicably settled. if ELTIIEsS OF CREDITOS AT GUILDHALL N TO woo Row. ea. Thomas Ihtinton, late of Iltlir.hing, island of Wal• charm., province. of Zealand, and soice of High street, Mary-la-fl o nno, Middlesex, merchant . 13 Julso Morgan, Cond . M.i.tre-1, St G -urge, 10 Flanaver square., Middlesex, book eller and ststionar . S Julio Jacobs, Brokers' garden, I....,adenh.ill..tratt, Lon , I® d uo , watch-maker Wrlllant Moffatt, Queen-street, Long.acre, Middle sax, 110110110011. DIVIDENDS. Edward Davis, Lambeth ' S orey, brewer . 10 %V ilium Ivey, Titchlitld...treet, St. Mary-la Ronne, 10 Middlesex, tailor . . William Knight, Tunbrid4e . well s, K ent, banker • I William Mo , priew, Rotherhitlit, Surrey, 'leaky iu 1 c.nit . . . . . Th.iinas Parkinson and John Parkiame, both of Cole- i wan-street, London. clieri,i.ta. . . CERTIF ICATES. 1 Edward Saunders, late of the Faith of Himblerton, in the runty of Surri,blaaket-manufactme•, dealer and chveia a n. Albe r t Glerl.tanes, late Captaia of the Alnwick Carle Est India ship, me rchant, dealer aid char/roan. Thomas Driver, of Burnley, in the cauuty of Lancaster, grocer. Jacob Cliagman and Thomas °ell, of the tnwn of Ki,igston ' uport•Hull, merchants, dealers, sad chapmen. PRICE OF STOOKS SATURDAY. S per eild. Reduced oloi 4 pet Cents. Long Annuities 'l7o •)-16 Short N mottles I 7-16 imperial $ per Cent bSit Ommom 3 India Bnndi lf. cll.. Exchtnuar Rah; pag 9i. till, COaialt for • filiiii T. EISH. Stock.Siok.ir, No. 4, 0111110, and 9,, Charinkere _______--------- -------- IltbH STOCKS, Mai 29, Ino6. Go. n.beottnes, 5 pet Cent.... 941 Goy Debentutos 61 pe Cent 694 Woe! Can.l Loan, 6 per cent. 99 Govt. Stuck 5 pet Cent...... ....951 -------.----- COURSE OF Eli 4-notet•lt•m ... • 16 9 2 12 • at Sigbt 25 Roue, 'a. - 11 6 2 U. lit burgh 34 2 24U• Altana "so- 1 day's date 24 7 U , 13 24 11 U. , •ut•leaux . 14 16 . _ :CHANGE.—Jura 6., • Genoa .. 4 \Name 68 new C. Llcbort Gel Oporto 6l INAlus l2j Cork 131 • 111:11101 13 . I. 3. d I Nougat Cola o.ln min paper Ditto 371 effect. madria ,n parer Ditto ..... effect. ri11>ra...... 37 Leghorn sli Naple 4 Dublin on London (M helfa.t 0.1 London (Al. Belfatt on Dublit• (LAI . - and Baia par o e. Nvw Dnulelowne... niew Dollars 5 51 Silver in Bars New Louis each Apo f the Rink et H..n.ne. 51 per Cent. 23.) 10; a 11 i 9.) n) 3"! 61 day.. HIGH WATFI2 THIS 1/AY AT LONDON 1;;;1!"/I•E. Morn. 5 min. after 7. 1 Li. n. • Ile itt 7. SALES BY AUCTION. BOOKS, ANATOMICAL TrRSEPARATIONS, INSTRU MEN, Ac. By Me.ara KING and LOCHER, At theii Gorat Room, in King-street, Covent-Garden, nn WFDNESDAY NEXT, and 3 following day., at id, • lIHE LIBRARY of BOOKS, comps 4;ng many K of the ton Medical and Mi , cellaneotiv Antiio.s, capital Books of Prints and Natural Ilittore, ear'y edicone of the Clawics, many of them in aluvwcn, and other elegant bind ings, together with a small Collecting at ArAtoatical R:epata tions, both wet and d!y, Cbitorgical lostroments, Ac. the:•ro petty of Dr. Helsluilia, of Stoke, in Norfolk, lately deceased. Mat be viewed, and catalogues had at the Room ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA, MEADOW AND TYTHLS, GOLDEKS-HILL, NEAR STEAD, By Mr. SATES, At Garraway's Coffee betne,C.itionge alley, on THURSDAY, June 19, 1804, at Twelve &Cluck, (by order of tt.e Eat. cutnis), in Nine Lots, ACapital and most Convenient FREEHOLD MANSION, containing Dining, Drawing, Breakfast, and seven best 11 , d Rooms, with secondary Apartments; attached and detached Offices, suitanly adapted; duubie Coach house ; Stabling fur 10 horses; a Farm Yard, replete with evety con venience ; Lawn, Shrubberies, and Pleasure Grounds ; Kit chen Gardens, with Hot-house and Green.bouse, well ato, keel; I and 97 Acres of Meadow Land, part Freeho'd, Copsholil, and Leaschuld,desirably situ sted at GOLDERS-1111.L, newt' imp otent, within 5 miles of London, commanding too-t exten.ive and beautiful views over a rich fertile r wintry; the Estate is wall watered; the Plantation , : varied in a pleasing style. 'file whole fomiing a rioidosoe suitablirfet •Nobleatio, iltakee.ac Ma& chant To be viewed by Tickets onto, which, with Particutars, may be had at No. 29, Dover-street, Picc a di ll y; at 50, o.6lWilt chest er.street ; plate of sale; and of Mr. Sates, No. b, Wel bei•l: street, Cavendish-square. WI NCIIMOR E- MILL. SOUTHG ATE, MIL/ DLESEX . 1 VILLA, WITH 'TEN ACRES OF LAND, PEACH. , HOUSE, GRAPERY, 87. c Ply Mr. PETER COXE, At Garraway's CAfee-knuse, Currant!, TO MORROW, June 10, at Twelve o'clock, AMost desirable, substantially.ereaed. compat i l, modern-built FREEHOLD VILLA, standing in • paddock and horn• domain of 10 acres, serroundird he walks, shrubberies, and plantations, kneed with mists and light iron railing, enriched by handanmsi (wear trees, bounded in part by park paling, and part by the New River with delightful pro. speeds of the Essex hills; lofty vit'i- covere d but, walls, moon sire highly-produdive peach house and papers., newly erelled billiard room, kitahen garden, orchard, capital lies stall stabling, mett's rooms, double coach house, large cruets yard, farm yard, rottle, rtairy, baiti, stack yard, and other acciimmertations; subject I. a rent of corn, in lieu of tythre to part of tl.a land, the rest tythe free, and the Land tat redeemed over the whole. 'The Dwelling It M most substantial as well as elegant re pair, comptetely painted awl papere-I last MlMlllfr, a.,cl ens, rain. four servants apartments, i•is family tied slumbers, two , dressing rooms, oat•r tinsel, principal mad baeL stairs, hall, library or breakfast parlour, draw i ng and amiss rooms to a '.,um &Great, with windows to the thi..r, and replete with suhaole dim, stic accolumolations of ei.a.y liacessary descrip tion; with an admirable spring, as well as s ..ft water to a newer-failing supply. May be viewed, by tickets only, tii'• the save, nn applicat;on to Mr. Peter Coal. Pall. Mall, and 31, Throgrn-nnn.street of wlidm paiticula., may be alma had, sun at I.:torero awl (4,t.,-..7.,. SALES BY AUCTION. „----,- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. its Mt. INs.:RAMI Near the M , etmg 'mum, Clapham, TU.MORROW, at Tai-lre &their, r "E ger.tcel HOUSEHOLD FUPNITURE of a Omtimitll3 reoinots Iron) lati.inew ; comprising pier g'asses, an eight dew clock, fool•post aed held Inclareeits and and f urnourc , feather be h and iledd lag, inattrewes, v.-intr.:pm chest.' M draweta, wi..dow rurmine, Chloe, sofa., card and Petribmke tahl". cellaret, sideboard, parlour chairs, Brawls ca. pats, a .41 k io. hen implodes To be sherd etre d I prior to the Sale. Caooln:ues tribe had on the ;itemises, and of Mr. Minim, Audieueer, Clap. LEASE. AND (.044 ILL. C' NINON COi.EF.E.:II IiAI)USE, cocnruk-sTaErs, Clfhti- CROSS. TO BE i-EItEmPfoRIEY SOLD BY AUCTION, Ry Mr. At.r.F.1.1., On MONDAY, June Ili, at Ono "Cluck, at Garreway's 1 Coffee house, Camoill, (be older at the Execu t e rs , ) valuable and dc‘irable LEASE. of the THE o CANNON CC rF F.E.-140USE and HOTEL, Int in the occupation of Mr. Witi a in Gretuo, decce-ed The Premises hoe rocently b-en murk enlarged and int-- row:1, at a cone rl,rahle frapence, and are tinw in full trade, and euin,wise a handsom !pole of lofty Iffir.llongw, with *atm.. sive !since of Front, eleotit Coffee.room,large Club end other Eatingwor.o a, sonmerou -Ited•rnonis, see every neeewara Iglu e fur carrying .4) a caejtal Travleorlaich, together er.th it locatity, stands toiniwailed io the Metropolis Tile E•tato is twa on Leese at a lew vround rent, of which h• arty 14 rear s are siamtpned, a.:4 r e,,h-te with modern repair,. 1 an d ta, e ntrances, ronsmanetorg the immettate tbotooglifarai of Pah Mai!, Ileyrintritirt. ffpring Garden gate, aud Charing Cress. 1 , N b li e , St ,i mn, T u heEuntitere, together wilh the Stock of Wines, Spirits, e may be t,/ava .t i valuation, o. win wt. anise be sold I 7'd be viewed three days pote_vrlini sholtalts(wMh Tickets); \wohili, and Partocumte with Co:of:owns of g‘i,.. m a y he had on the !•remiws; at Gatrawa;a ; amid Mi. Angea, N. 20, T.ifeadneedla-eueet. By GLOVER and 6051,• At the Dolphin.lun, in Peters in the Cou t S ou th. a mptoo, Air WEDNESDAY, J 9,1806, at Three tiClock in the sliternoon, in twenty Lot., k. 7 EV EKAL very valuable and desirable FREE HOLD F.iTATES, sititate in the Parish of the County of Southametrui, consisting of the Mart., of Lis. and of sesersl csmpact ' , arms, containing abort is ed acv of arable, iteett.hott, and Ratite Land, and coppice viola, let to tear ionsible Teiwats at midi, at improvable Roots, (the Coppice-ground h,ina iii hood). LOT / —A destrablt. and compact farm, called Irgiteombi Farm, consting of a farm tonne, barn, tweedier/ sod-build ings, and 134 acres, 1 fact!, and 14 perthr , MOM or lees,ed arable, meadow, and pasture land, now in the oetts:i.tions of Mr srs JOhll bleilersh, Thomas Srlveme., aal Benjamin Bridger. LOT 2 —.A. ItleaflOW, called Steel Meadow, containing one acre, one mud, and 14 pefches, more or less, in the occupar lions of the said Messrs fidelkersh, Sdseater, arid Widget. This lot iv subjeut to the par runt of ti.e yearly aunt of wa shilling , to Sir ge..ty Trtchh•irn. but I.OC 3 —The capital Mansion Home, galled Litavplace I louse, (with the matetials of a ham, two ataides, and wher buildings, and two rich steddles lino amok% and being in a held, coiled Hunt's Orchard, in Lot 4,) with 2 4 acres, 1 rood, and 1 perch, sit arable, meadow, and pastors land, and coppice ground, more or Ira, also iir the (irruptions of the mOl. MCAT.. Mellers'i, Silvester, and Bridger, (the coppice promos being in hand) There are Lisa three fish pones well .r-a i.ed with large carp, supposed to weigh from six to ten pounds, and up wa NIS, and some other fish. LOT 4—A desirable and compaft Freehold Farm. galled Beret/grove Farm, cor.si,t2.ng of a (win-house and convenient ont-buiidlogs, with lint acres, 1 r neat, and fAI perches, wore es lots, of wab:e, meadow and pasture a nd coppice ground, in the occ.:pstior, of' S ' ieutra. Jamea Moore and (leery Fry, (the coppice gown ing in hand). isOT Faro, calked Burgsfa rarin,cmn+iitiag of irarai home mail convenient tortebieJings with 14 acres, 3 rends, and 13 nbrch es, more or less, of arable, meadow, and Misture land, hs th 4, ,s-cupation of the fare dariam Monte. LOT 6 --A Fret:sold riot-homes, and garden, in the occopatioa of Ann Slob-, .dcw. LO —A Fie:MS.4 N.. ••1.-„e, mai.how.es, g r anary, gar. dep, and 2 'ere' and tsi per:hcs, more or 111.,, of web:. teed, iti•the oec oration of Franca Gar , a* t LOT 11 —Fore Meerut Trireho'.i pieces, or parcels, of grade, meadow, and pistons land, containing, be Mama. ion, 50 s ties, 2 Moils, and 16 perches, or le is, in the ses-rai occupations oflefesers. James Moore, II- ory Fry, ard John 4411:s LOT 9 as:Coo risme if Fierho:d I. called New Mill Lands, c t rita , t.lne, estionstino, 7 acres, _I perches, more or Itcti, the occupation of thirmA James Moore. LOT 13.—A Fretho'd Farm, cailed Wildgreen Farm, von• listing of a farm hoes t, rated convenient out-buntlines, w ith 42 acres, ft roods, and 1 perch, more or les•, ntertme, and pastors land, in th, OCCUoilt4oll of corn m e lt, w”iow. LOT 11.-. A Free.roli Mer,uatte, yratt.t coin in androit veriest' ou tl i writfings,w.tii 9 Acme, 2 made, and 14 vetches, more or lea., ref s• aid meadow, arid pistu e land, Ili tire occu pation of the said 'olio Mills. LOT 12.-.vA Freehold C.dtage, out:house, and garden, in the oettn:ation or Ja.i.e• !do s es. 11 Col poet Freehold Farm, cal:ed Foi.hole Tya, eonsistittg a *tom hwow„ and Cil.lo nield our build ing-, with v., aim nod en • rid, nom r es., it e. b ' mea dow, mid patv.um LrlJ, in use uccupat•en f e 'aid John Mills. LOT 14 eiieTwo Clew. of Freehold La• d. estimation, 9 .res anti 30 iewiies, prirtri co' the said John M Is. LV 1 . 13 ai-Twer Freehold Closes V Land, eontatotor, est:matron, 6 acres, S ,aids, sot I' pit p ..„ MA, called Hoots, in the orcopatio• oft' le-a it juOii V. •I. LOT 16 —A Freeing I Curing-. was a '4: • .d-ta, called }Wingate M stlow, cordarno.g„, 1n illtifilitßOl. 3 res* roods, and 17 pertly*, more Or kit, en toe our upatistorof Henry Knight and ‘N Jban Knignt. LOT 17 ,even: Toehold Clow. of Lind, gents ri-g, by estimation, 13 acres, 3 /orlly esti 36 penctre., more ..1 iris, to the netepation of the twirl Janos.. LOT 113—A CO:41 or, edited Breclisool Coe •. cum Jainism, by estimation, 1 sere, 3 mods aud 3 per , re a: Iwo, in Min I. LOT Iw.l compacr Freehold Farm, culled Soldha rn Farm, COollftillg oh a 1•• nt hems • 41,m1 COD ve:ltt , :t out-ln it id ii;•, with 111 merely I owe?, IS pert hot, MOOT Of arable, meal..., and pasture Lord, in tie occupation of Mr. Joseph ',ovoid L')T 20,-..The Lords' ip or Manor of Liss, extenili.4 `se e the whole • parish, coutairring 3, - ibsi acres, nr then.-s.utw. aboundrng with ga,ue, and severs', trout lokft2Oli 111111 tits A large quantity tirntso 14 grow' ng on the wastes of the manor, *Mt:herr particularly adapted for the gr• ...tit of limbo , . .rt”, quit-rents rayaUlt. to the Meoer amount to 151• pet annum • Theo" ars at.O upwards of '2O h •t-nt. of the tart beast, pa,- fible by the ww,lars of diacrent Locltuld estates *ulna the 133 X nof. The turnpike road front London to PoAsmoutti, tree thmoch raft bt the patidt of I.tas, which a ~ 1 Slant fr. , . I." - , don ~tor so m‘tea, from Patt.rne.ith itil mitre , If ••' . 1 c t "' ' 2 to.fos, awl from Alton IP mi.', all rod market • Rhard Kt iht, Isi Lig% 1161 sheer the E.t.a.", awl p.. 1 Pa , to ic c.Oers 7lll g be r-arly foe del:rely be the 7th ..af . f t aco ' s ~,at, at the following loos; rte t h e La,,i,,t,e. p e o.eMe . A ; Gerry, Peru :tooth I Swan, Chichtater ; Seven, Altoo; An i chor, Li v hoak ; G.wrge, let:eermd ; Angel, M :dhutet.4 et Mr..Noper's, No. 42, Great Marn tf iofough-serf, 11111}401i 'N of Mr. Atadrews, or Mr. If f .ctfor, Sottcitor, P.totheld I l ibel , piane maybe *ea EA 4 SUUN lard us , (I, II •k Itlbt h•• t hou ► C. rt, BovvAtteet. Covent Ganien, and Ped•samd al t l 7 ellf , s, 111. IS, Back of Camer.t's S'ro br W. STUCK, at N.. 7. t•es. 3441011•10t•Ct. 1."41.1 ei o , lers, 3ra for s Paper. sea is des OSSA& Woe r'''P w,I duly stranded Ileb. • . r 4. 14 II 1 THE b. Sir H Mr.ll J Mr. Lod Glover; 'Mr cot ; Mrs. I Grant Tn. *bid who ( Vet& INV • of e".r. RIC ►4n vial or. I D pa•t See. • MARBIAC:F.S. On Monday last, Mr. gecko►, of Horomente, deoggist, to Mss Tomas - al Beaumont, daughter of the late Rey. Thomas Beaumont, Rector of Raithay, near Spilsby. The bride is one of three sisters, now aria', that were born at a both. Oa Tuesday, l.ientenant•Cnlanet Birch, Assistant Qua , ter- Master-General, to F.theldred Anna, eldest daughter cat Jacob Rey nardison, too. of I,incofrohire. On Thursday, at Hacicney, John Dunstors, Esq. of Old Bmad.streot„. to Miss Warburton, eldest slaughter of 'Thomas Warburton, Esq. DEATHS. On Thursday last, Mr. W. Page, bookseller, neer Trinity. church, Carahridga-115 seas apparently in pe:11 . 1 is 'h, when he complained of a paso :mar his heart, and sudurn'y aspired. On Friday last, Master T. P. Jackson, aged nine years and a half, youngest sou of Dr. Jack,on, of Harsortr-Erect, Hamner 'Tiara. •....... ,I HAR L' 311 Laird Sb tty 034 f It N. Pic till' Pka Mt t 1 t 1 1 1 ••• Ai A fit of ~; S r (