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haul Tbnewell Bentham, Bryan Bentham, and pnio 14,1i.;:e, of Chatha,u and Sheerness, Kant, bankers witt CO -F l t:lcri.tu utrender May as, ii, and tune IL, at ten, at C;tilidit.lll, Mtcumes, Mr. C. NcLion, Pals- Ten:Vic-Bar, London or Mr. ltEirys chatha..i. NeXT MoNDAY, 10,0001. FIRST-DRAWN.-.. Flournoy & Co. beg leave go remind their - Friends, and the P ublic, that the present Grand State' Lot. eery commences, Drawing on Monday nett.—•- Tickets and Share are on Sale in great variety of numbers, and at the lowest prices. N. B. Prizes paid on demand, whether a 201. or a 30,0001. at heir Office, a 6, Cornhill. To be viewed on application to the'renants. tarticularemay be had at the r eorge, Winchester ; Swan, MOsstord ; Swan, Alton ; Rat( Lion, Peteesfield ; at the Place of Sate; ot - Mr, Hodskillson, Arundel.Street, Strand; amiable. Abbott, 23, Shepherd's Market, Piccadilly. N. )I„ The Timber to bo paid for at a lair Valuation. Wy.zoots A ammo* Scoter• (of South MottonAtreet, Gro ven° ' 1. ; 44 -c LONDON : Printed by RICHARD HARRIS (ef No. 4, M.trttctt•Coart, horb.Streal and I ' u blist►ati by At the Sur; Orr,ter, Nu. I, Strand; where Advertiustatt, Order, for the Pare, Lett ers fp r ► t i lt Litter, 4c, opit.teidis that oargsset.. —__.---•----.--------"----- ; ; To EARN . - • 1400 lE RS arid pgßst);,iS Iceepuig 1 ,,j, CUCH Persons may lie hipline(' "q//1 :al011)-4,4' Malt.on forTtrericaltimn.Vesaitcaysti,llll3:ll;,:Ceral'sEci:?:o;:,;;f:rl3lll,ellit a rt' ad d viol vol c ir , las b y bre.ilt los Grainthe saving s 4.• itiori s log ) , 4 1 Tsturialtinent mach greater ; thcir conh.ta of tlo 04 4 ii.lble, that Tender their the brit kiscl,'lnC ,he OrL).l country use, not liable to ba out of oroe,r ii% Os t 71,. Sr”t 'ease and exedition, glirctinS 4 60"„,,Nice N'cf•;el . [nose who brew will Ond 17,1'0 TOllO '1;ioto the 'strength of the Malt is fiiiy obtail.c.„'! '',„o,, 7 6, . sti'aiswer. To be It `ii orlivwwi ElvAns4l,,,, ni-court-taiKl, ne1(;22........00.-21f,t,...:..,,,,,„.,_ ' , .• ; r Field.Ofilecr,. s Captaios, anti iS Rank wounded; t Captain, t Serjeaut, and 6 flank and Pile, taken by the Enemy. NaMes of the Officers .vounded. COlin Campbell, of the 46th Regiment. ~j o r Nus , n .trid-Captain O'Connell, of the tat West India Nrgicavin, N. B Three Sailors wounded, exclusivis of the Militia, from which t o Return has been fECtiVISti, bat whose LOSS was Cumitlcr4blc. (Silncd) JAMES PREVOST, Major of Brigade. Ilrintatone.:llill, Saint Kitt's, Match S. aos. 2, I did myself the Honour ~of writing to you on the 27th ult. by the Mail-Boat, to say that in. telligenee had .been received here, on that morn. in g, of the arrival of a French Force at Dominica, rind the steps I had taken to make such circum stance known to Government. I lost no time in placing this Garrison in the best state to repel any attack that might he made by the Enemy, and in. creasing the Provisions to a .quantity sufficient to maintain a Garrison of Five Hundred Men for three months, which was, by the exertion of the Reel. dent Commissary, effected on the ist inst. • .1 have now to inform you, that on the morning .of the sill instant a French Squadron, consisting of five Line of Battle Ships (one a three.decker), three Frigates. two Brigs of War, and a Schooner, with (according to accounts since received) 3500 men on board, appeaied off Nevis Point, :,toed in for. Bane Terre, where the Frigates only anchored. I slid not think it consistent wish the safety of this Garrison to divide the small force of Regular Troops under spy command; and the Militia being found - inadequate to give effectual opposition, it was preViously agreed with President Woodley, that three hundred of theta should be thrown into this Garrison in the event of the Enemy's effetfing a landing; in eonsequenco of which, and the Enemy having landed about 500 Merl at BAlihe Terre, Ire marched in here (with great promptness) on, the earns day with the above 300 men, including Sea. men and Militia. 'The Enemy took possession of she Town, demanding the immediate payment of forty tisonsand pounds scerl. in failure of which it should be turned. The inhabitants with great dif. liculay tai :d eighteen, with which, sum they cm. baticesi, intimating an intention• of attacking this Kills sal e from the state of preparation we were in, as 'Well as the zest shewn by the troops in this Gar; ii6oll. I have every reason to believe that the result would have been such as you would wish. It dues Viol appear that this Squadron wish to attack where opposition may be ciliated, but to plundernhe in. habitants and burn and destroy the *hyping. Six Merchant Slips, some very valuable, have been to to from the anchorage in Smoietetres log on fire, and all,oved to drift .to sea. 1 have the honor to be, &c. (Signed) JAMES FOSTER, Major t ith Regiment. /Pinabor, Aril 23. The King was this day- pleased to confer the of itnighthood on John Buttons of Salto. !„,w, in at Rofa . l Flintshire Militia, :Ivied by the L,rd Lieutersant. eras I.lannier, Ihri. to he Litutanant-Colonel Command. io the room of Earl ii . wydrior. Dated April 21, 111.15, Royal Regiment of Devon owl Cornwall Mtiler!4, ty the Lo , ,i JP.rdso. Mita Alay t, iBos. ,c,,rge Cant. to be Ensign. L ~11411.,Shas i g ,ed 4 ) , the Lord cjihsCoorty of Derby. Dated .4pril 19, liaj. Wirkswort h Battalion of Votuntecrlntantry—Robert wall, Esti: to be Captain. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Charlet Wtight,Gent. to be ditto. Thomas Gent. to be Lrisign. lluriborough Company of Volunteer Infirmity-101in Nor. born,' Esq. to be Captant.Commandant. Thomas Yates, tern. to DC I.leutennitt. Pol.A,ver, Scaretttts, Lanewith. and Sutton Company of vo. lanteer lolantry -lobo Carter, Esq. to be Captain-Corn. ntandant, Tlio. rawte, Gant. to be Lieutenant. Sam. Vecley, Gent. to hi. ~snst tat. 13:ampton•Compriny of Volunteer Infantry--j ohn Barnes, Esq., lobe Captlitt-Cotrattandant. Win. C.'Stnith, Gent. to be Lieutenant. J ohn Shimwell,•Cent. to be Eoeign. 'Pleasley, Glapwell, W:mil, and Heath Company of looted' . Intantry—Richard Snitmon, f.Sq. to be Captain t. oo.inantlatit. Williams Sadler, Gent. to bd Lieutenant. Wni Parsons, (lent. to be Ensign; Norm High Peak SaitalliOn of Volunteer lnfantri—Samuel Frith, Esq. to be li.leutertant.Cotonel..Comniandant. Samuel °hallow, E&q. bs.: Major. To bt; Captains—Thome Uoodmaii, Esq. Stephen Bellot, I.:Aq. It alpn FWD, Esti. hues Esq. joules Carraigtoai, Esq. To hz Lientenante—janses Harker Picktoru, tient. Thomas Gent. 111117i0114 Mick, Gent. Henry Dowitsb, Gem. Robert tilaelt s Gent. • To be Ensign s ionatitoin atidge, Gent. Ptittield, Little Eaton, anti breads:ill Company of Volunteer Infantry- !AO fiat uY oti4. to De Captain (42rornantlaist. . Thomas Tempost,:Cent. tots: Ligtittilatit. Will ant'lake. ` cient to be E.noitn. • 0 r onCont pany a t Volum-tee!' l nfantry—Samnel Shorsi;Esq. to ha capi.4l; Commandant. Samuel Shore, jurt.Gent. to be I.luutetuut. !ohm Read, Gent. to bt: 444N.Kit Up 7;r. Toltn I , :triworthy, of Rollin tun, in the county of Chester, to surrender ltilay ay, 3*, and June YB, rt rue N.ylrcr It opt! Usk Inn, i'vlartet.street.hine, Yr. . itoracy, John Taylor, Manchester. Ri ur Durham, mercer 41Ut draper, to surrender Alai Z 7, utle tS, au tiCYCII, at the Wheat Sited; Atiornics, Magas. Wards, Dui . . 1131 n ; Lir Mi. (01)4114 Cliiiik: , -§!feet, iiol4OrPt 1. 011 0 011 . C cor g o t o,ll4Cii. OthittWitot: (kOr o ;C: J.dWsun iienZeli, late of )I,i City Cisothers, Ilish*piKate, London, Inandy« 11 1.t , z)1 1 nt) but itt)svof fspaa,kiarcil, St. Jahn, flat.kocy, 1, iewx surratultv may 14, and 1 4 . nt _... 14 , 1 Attorney, hir. neitaha l Loaillbet**PM44 tkiblci, Ayers, oftialtleigh, Soft4lk, shopkeeper, to MaY a.l, 114 stadium. IS, at ten s at Guildhall, ,I.,tun. A Eturi.ey, Mr. sedfield, Laurence.lalic, Lon. . ;., , arch A ikin)i,in, now or I.lte of HiHipp Lancas h i re, f iimt•lnaotit,, , ,itifer, # - WigAn, 22, air fe u . Y t : l 'gi 4t fluiion, and • rurts ittthe Minorca 1:01), %V 1 1 , ; .01, l.antasltite, Attollllo * t. lasts awl 14 1(e. )son, of Matutlngtree„ m & Essex, baker, to 'oen - tily tit 17, and lune ISo at elf.vell, at the White Hart c u lchcA,r. • Atturnies, blr, I. G. Sarjeant, Colchester or flanson anti Birch, Chancery-lane, London. Y Jute uf Neatli, GlaniutEatislore, innkeeper, to : sullen:ler May r;, 14, and .Inns 13, at eleven, at the I`) , lack •Anni 1111), atnurganshire. Attenties„ Mr. John 14111 , .)S, Swansea ; or hipirs. Trice and Browne, 1,610)10's-inn, LOodell• of Macclesfield, county of Chester, check - - In.i,;utactwer, to,surrenrier tilay tz, 2i, and huge 18 t at t 1)%; Rc<l I. lqit ltlrt, IleAtoll- Norris, Laiwasinre. Nlest;rs. Cooper and Lowe, Southamptun-builn- Cliaricery-lar4, LOIKIOIIi ur Mr. Walker, Stockport, o: Citadel William WeIA, Late of Westrninitir-ltridge.road, Lambeth, w Surrey, coal-merchant - to surrender M. t y at, zi, and June d, at one, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Beethatn, Botivette-street, Fleet-street, London. John Gamson, et Kingsland-rosd.: Middlesex-, to surrender May It. 18, and j unit IS, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr., Edis, Clement'A.lane, Lontbard-street, London. Richard Brown, of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, corn tailor, to surrender May 27, 2.8. and lune ill, At twelve, at the White, Hart, Broad-street, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Edmund„and Son. Exchequer-Office, Lint:Direct liint•Lon don j or J. and T. Lernan, Q uteri's square Britaol. 'Joseph Juda, of ilishopsgate-btreet ‘Vithout, London, slop. seller, to surrender Iday it, 23; and June 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. D. Howard, - Jewry-street, Altlgate. William Miff:natl. of Ealing, Middlesex, butcher, to stir render May 14, tS, and June ill, at eleven, at Guildhall. . Attorney, Mr. Bower, C littortt's. 1 nit. DIVIDENDS. May 29. Tames Stott, now Or late of Macclesfield, county of Chester, innkeeper, at twelve, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. May 29. John Carr, of Bishop.Wearmouth, county of Dur. ham, joiner and cabinet-maker, at eleven, at, the house of Matthew William White, Sunderland near the Sea. June 1. William Harris, late of Drury.lane, Middlesex, woollen-draper, *t ten, at Guildhall. June it. Richard Bigland, of Frocester, Gloucestershire, cheese.faitor, at ten, at Guildltall, London, May 211. Solomon Salonlonson, of New.street, Bishopsgate. street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Mayzel. George Sharland. late . o f South Molten, Devon. shire, MOnCY.SOYCIICT, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. June S. William Thayer Penney, of Sloane Terrace, Mid dleiex, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall. June it. Andrew Riddell and Robert Riddell, of High. street, Borough, Surrey, grocers alnico-partners, at one, at London. June 8.: John Field, of Watford, Hertfordshire, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFIC ATES. May :S. Joseph Dodeson, of Milthorp, Sandal-Magii,Vork. shire, horse.dealer. William l'arsoll6, *VW or late of Kiegswood, Warwickshire, corn-fattor. ohn Jowctt , of Manchester , manufaiturer. J ohn Edwards, of Bennington, Oxfordshire. miller. Iwaitc. Fell, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tobacconist. Nicholas Tanner, of St. J./animus, Sornersetahire. maltster. William North, of Dewsbury.Moor, Yorkshire, coverlid ,itianulatiurer. LAW ite.POta. COURT of KING's BENCit, %gems:sift-re, MAY 7. MK Court was occupied the early part of this morning in hearing law arguments, wholly unin. terming to the Public. Mr. WOOD moved for leave to file a criminal information against WM. Prichard for sending a challenge to, and publishing klibel against, Mr. Daniel Dickinson. He stated, that Mr. Dickinson was a respee.table Attorney, residing at tilverston, and alto a Captain of a Company in the Ulversion Volunteers. Prichard was an Agent or Traveller for Mr. Vaughan, Merchant •of Liverpool, and lived at that place. On the 3d of July last the former was ap plied to by the latter, in his professional capacity, and received his authority to proceed fur the reco. very of a debt from one Stanley, and accordingly a Writ was sued out ; hut the parties afterwards met together and settled the business, Mr. Dickinson then made out his Bill of Costs, and waited upon Pilchard with it, who threw it into the middle of the floor, and said he had nothing to do with it.— Mr. D. retired, and Prichard sent it back with some writing at the bottom, signifying that he had given no orders Sru such proceeding. Soon after Dickinson served it regularly, and the next day he found it stuck up at the Market-place with the same writing upon it, and at the top, " This is Dickin. son's Bill." He then sent to know whether ?rich.. and meant so deny his handwriting to the autho. rity he had given tor the proceedings against Stan ley, and received for answer that Mr. Prichard had sent a letter to the Post Office for him, which wanild convince him he was a Gentleman He went, to the Post Office, askd there found an unsealed Let. ter, direCted to him, dated " Ulversion, 3311 of ja.. nuary, and signed by Prichard, to the fol. lowing erred " R —Wt. have said that I denied my hand-writing you are a hart I never did (Icily it, and will be found when ever•you wish to we inc." Mr.Dicktritam took no notice at that time of the letter; but when the month had elapsed after scr. vice of the Bill of Costs, he sued out An Attach ment of Privilege, against Prichard, fur the Costs; and co Sunday the, ilt of March, on his return from church with his Company of Volunteers, he was informed that another poper_had been stuck up at the Market.ctoss, which he accordingly went to see, and found nearly as follows, entitled..." Come and read." " Two months ago, Daniel Dickinson said, that bad de tiled my haAd.writing • I told him he was a liar, and will tell him so slain : I 'never did deny it, and am ready to meet this mighty military man at the Court of Common Pleas, at Lancaater, at any where else." The Leitined Counsel expatiated upon such gross condu&t towards a Professional Centleman, and one hearing, an honourable Commission in so respectable a Corps. The re,eated aggravation of the offence, and tell the circumstances of the ease, lie trusted, would induce the Court to grant the information. Lord ELLINBO/OUGH having asked the rank and condition in life of the parties, and taking the dif. Went times in which the matters were transacted into his consideration, was of oPinion that the party might have preferred a Bill of Indietment to, the Grand Jury at the last Assizes. He observed, that iboogh the principal object of granting infatuations' was to prevent the breach of the peace, yet, without meaning any disrespect to those parties, his .wish was to resist the necessity of such applications, and he thought the readiest way to obtain redress, and the heat viotation against the like abuses, was ,by Bill of Indlittnent. The motion, therefore, was refused. Lord ELLeneolnucts, at the rising of the Court, intimated that judgment would be pronounced on "Itturstlay next in the cases of the King to. Price, and the King m. Creece, both contitted of perjury on the late Middlesex Elation, the Sittings atter last Hilary Term. arlfP 'DOLL, MAY 6 Atrivaelrwtha Crace, Thorn, from Weymouth ; john and Robert West, from Rochester; Ende , vour, Hill. and Lively , Hughes, from CoWes ,• Phoenix, Stnith, - from sea; Hope, Manolaws, and. Good Intent, 'rhatchell, from Falmouth ; and lane, Goltop, from Oporto. Sailed—the Dispatch, Pike, for Newfoundland ; Sally, Rendell, and lacOb,- Tucker, for Liverpool ; and Elizabeth, Revolts, for Hull. air.Av MAT 6. Passed, by—the Providpnce,. Lynch, froni Salerno s • Va lace,.... Melamby, from Palermo ; l'rinscoro, and Ann M and aria, trom Pat fOSS. Eolus, Forster, for Memel •, Henry, Robin son, Lord Whitworth, ---, Enycror of Russia, —, and Gaunt Hoithung, ---, for Stettin ; Nile, Wiseman, for Tonningen ; V row Anna, Walters, and V roW Hannah, Elms, for Embden. BIRTHS. On Sunday se'nnight, at York, the Lady of Brigridier• Ge neral Hodgson, ot a Son. On the 2stli ult. the Lady of Charles Allen rhillipps, Esq. of St. Bride's Hilt, of a Daughter. Lately, the Lady. of Edmund P. Lion, Esq. At his house in Gloucester-place, Pornuan-squarei of a Sun. On Saturday, at her house in Lincoln's-inn-fields, the Hon. Mrs. john Vaughan, of a Daughter. Same day, the Lady ot• Lieutenant-Colonel Davis, of Not tingham-place, of a Daughter. On the Oth inst. at the ancient mansion• of Loseley, -near Guildford, Surrey, the Lady of lames More Molyncux, Esq. of a Son. NARRIAD. Lately, I ieutcnant-Colonel Lemon, of the yid Regiment, to Miss Hobbi, daughter ut 'George Hobbs, of Barnaboy, King . 's County, Ireland. On the Wit ult. at Kerrmay, James Bannerman, M. D. Physician in Aberdeen, to Miss Helen Burnett, daughter of the fiN:eased Alexander Burnett, Es 9. late of Ketnnay. YeAerinty, at Lewisham,_ Kent, rhonfas Dawsln, Esq. of fcitrios.square, Alis: Marian Larkins, daughter of the late Fsq. of Blackheath. Lately, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr. G. Tilbury, of East-street, to Miss Mary Hewitt, niece of It. Catts, Esq. of Manchester-street. tin 4th inst. at St. Martin's Church, London, Mr. Wil liam latterly, Surgeon, of Hastings, to Miss B 11, only daughter of Mr. WilLarn Ball, nf u e SJine place. On the 24111 ult. Benjamin Colleaor of His Majesty's Customs at Bridlington, to Mas Layley, of Scarborough. DIED. Yesterday morning; at six o'clock, at his house in Berke -Icy•squarc, in the 611th year of hi; age, the Alarquis of Lans downe. On the 34 tilt. at Stoaeythorpe, in Worcestershire, Francis Fouquier, Esq. • A ter, days ;igo, at Stafford, Dr. Campbell. STOCKS. Rbay. India Stock, 1114 132 India Bonds, Exchequell;ills, par, is. pr. Oirniturn, 2 i 3 Imperial 3 per Cent. 56i i Ditto Ann. 9, 14 3.t6ths Cons. fur 24 MV, 'se 1, 1 5 pet Cent. 1797, to be p.titi in Odobcr, c 991 PRICE OF IrNsTic Bank Stock, 172 A Navy per C s -CW..B9i A 5 per Lent. 1797, 97 ; lush 5 per Cent. 4 per Coot. 73 4 74 3 per Cent. Red, 57i ! at Ct Con. 5S . Bank L. Ann. 16 A 9. t6ths Ditto Short Ann. NEAR CHENHAM, .BUCKS.. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATP. CONTRACT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, ACapital and most Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, the greatest Part TYTEL E. I; RE li, situated between • Chesham and G reat Nlisoentlen, one Mlle front tacit, three from Antershain,.and tour from Great Berkharn. stoa and thirty train Lor.don, in a beautiful and Sporting Part of the COUNTY of IiUCIC.6 Consistitsg of a. Substantial find COnveni,nt DW E LLI HOUSE, with. Six stall Stabla, two Coach.houses, Offices:, walled Kitchen Garden, Capital Farm4ard, and ONE FIUNDRED ACRES of excellent Arable mid Meadow in hand ( kighty ACriC of which are Tythe-free), admirably suited for the Residence and Occupation of the Gentle:n - 4in Agriculturist. Also, contiguous, a Farmhouse, Buildings, and Twenty Acres, lett °a to a rest isetable Tenant. The Estate may be viewed, and further particulars known, by retereuce to Mr. Christie, in Pall-Mall. SOU PH LANIBETII. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SON, At Garraway's, on Monday the 13th of May, ISos., at Twelve o'Clock, in Five lots , by Order of the Execu tors of fohn Dollond, Esq. deceased; .Lot 1. r i rHE very Compdtt anti Convenient IL LEASEHOLD HOUSE, handsomely fitted up in the Cottage Style. with attached and detached Offices, Coach-house, Stable, extensive Pleasure-grounds, productive Gardens, Green•-house, Melon.ground, and PrelTliSCS, the late Residence of Mr. Dollund, pleasantly 4ituated near the Chapel, at South Lambeth ; the whole in complete repair, and held for 74 Years from Lady4ay last. Lot 2. A large Orchard and Garden-ground, adjoining South to Lot r. being an eligible Scite for building upon, ex tending 14 Feet in front, next the Road, and 353 Feet in depth, & c. Held for the like Term of 74 Years. Lot . 3. A Leasehold Messuage, Wash-house and Yard, adjoining North to Lot t, in the possession of Mr. Percival. Held for 59 Years. Lot 4. A *cat Brick-house, containing five Bed-rooms, three Parlours, Kitchen, Wash-house, Cellar, Yard, aid Garden, with Chaise-louts and Stable', being No. s, South Lambeth-place, adjoining the Chapel, and held for the like Term of 74 Years. Lot 5. A commodious Pew in the Gallery of South Lam beth Gnarl. Early Possession way be had of all the Lots. Lots s and a, to be viewed by Tickets only. which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Meisri. Winstanley aiut Son, Patertsuster-row. Lots 3, 4, and s', by applying to Mr. Percival Style Tenant of Lot 3), where printed Particulars may also e had, and at the place of Sale. HAMPSHIRE. TO BP SOLO BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HODSK I NSON, ABBOTT Co. At Carravm's .CoMe.iiousc, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, London, on Monday, May 20, tl!os at Twelve o'Clock, IN THREE LOTS. Lot. I. El A FARM S called FREEHOLD FAR, called Tegwell Farm, lying within a Ring reoret iu the i Parish of List Mean ' bounded on one side by the road from Peterslield to Winchester, in the County of Hants ; COMiStilig Or a farm House and Buildings, and 237 Acres, 1. Rood, 39. Perches of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable LAllti, in a hip state of Cultivation, and abundantly and beautifully wooded, in the possession of Mr. Jonathan Pollard, Truant at Will, sattiatealaout six miles from Peters _ Lot U. .A FRE F. HO D FARM, in part. adjoining the preceding, and t), remainder within a short distance, at Mown, in the Parish aturesaid ; consisting Of a Farm House, Barn and Stably ) , and Acres, t Rood, 39 Perches of Land, in Eight Fields, adjoinin; the House, let on Lease, at a snail Quit Rent, tar the Lite of a person aged about Sixty. Lot W. A FREEHOLD FARM, called Fisher's, in the Parish of Froifield ; colisisting of a small House, Barn, Stable 41151 Offices, and 63 'Acres, 29 P erc h es of Arable and Pasture Land, in the possession of Mr. lohn Ewen, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next ; also a piece of Woodland in Hand, well stocked with young tltriving Trees, contaicing 13 Acres, t Rood, 17 Perches, adjoining the Faun; and also an Allotment on the Froxfield Marnet, containing sa Acres, a Rood, I Perch, making together 88 Acres, 3 Roods, 7 Perches. ~ . . .. MANOR and ,Fll. C'Elfo-I.I).ESTATE,• nett BOSTON. TO BE SOLI.),IIY AUCTION, , By Mr. .CMI ni, . At Garriway's, on Wednesday the aid blatant,. Tivelvt a Clock, ROTHERTOFT MANOR, TOWNSifirs,ontßo4 the entire Lands thzreof , in the County of lAnetiln; getter with a valuable E state in the County of Wy.b.rton, contiguous; the whole Freehold Tythe.free, ecitaisrx. of 3 Stansion-house„ and the , customary appenlages toru4e and ornament; with sundry Farrn - houses and Cottages, ?. ilore* 111;11 and Steam-engine for suintry operations, Granaries, Cora and Straw Barns, Stable, and Corr. houses, on islargescalei Smiths' and Carpenters' Shops, and all sorts of Varriang Conveniences, with gz9 Acres (inore-or less)of tinceturnottif rich Land, within a Ring-tencc, intersci" l 4 .I‘kiri/P".. road, hounded by two separate Navigationt,' with Wharts 3 t the T h enip Darns,Coal.lard on each NaiP• tion. Purchaser will h!ve an optibit of either ort the whole consideration in 111oney, or a minor part A ult. and as an Equivalent for the major part, to grant Ani during tke LiiVes of eight Persons, from 57 to 6 7 11 ° 11 c Age, as will be explained in the Conditions of Salo. 6 , May be viewed any time previous to the s ale, hY.40 1 / 1 to Mr.-Seaton, at the Mansion -house; arid Particulars In. of Mr. Thitkill, Boston; Mr. Brace, SolicitorJ.sseS-c0r1... Temple; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Smith, No, 6z, Brea% Street. -----.....,-.--".**. CORNWALL VALUABLE ESTATES, TIN At;',D COPPER 60° sumtgs. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION , By IVIr. SMITH,: ' Af Garrawav's on Eridly the vst of May, at T,f,l o'Clock, by , baler of the A'.;41.;11:05 of Mr. ION) ,;." Merchant, in several Lots, 1 itli. spAcious DWELLVG.EOUSEr !Li large Cellars, Warehouszs, Lime icillis,anil Ptelt! .. , ,i;'( lir! Lemon-street, on the border of the avigablo4/. rut°, lett to Government at Ltd, per anniun, thigitm4 containing two 'Tenements, in the Parish of Laltd.uf,,P,,qiii- Miles from Saltash, Rear the Riper TarlICC, COptal"."' kijg six Acres of Meadow and Orchard Land,, with a lAin c t i o A within Sea; and Corn-mill, in full trade. Also ' rewinnorsi io' Mill, Burn, Balsden, Oki", North Moor, anti POI t a4 Farina, containing together 6,33 Acres or Rich few:N4. Arable Land, watered by a tine Trout Stream ncga the Uija. w t i . 7l " t r a te c en api l% t l a i l le S s ket Towns of Launceston, Bodmin, Trot h allo' “ „/ l as Barns,. Stabling, Out -buildings and valuable Blili,li,o'e extensive • -• • ' Commons of High Moor, Bolter Pawn , $ 11 6 0 ,0 Sheep-sung': , pt.bleyaßvti,ve; i'trriannurr, VI $l% - , I . ter Moor. One Twelfth Share in ill: Wheal "c'1",,,,t0 Copper Mine, situate in the Parish of lit. !tilt; ' Sixteenth shire of the Good Intent Sear, at Port lsatt.-:,14 To be viewed, with leave of the Tem:lW, and P30:00, had, twenty days precedinithe at the I ". lPg's tIC 6 Sale, /ma , Camelford • White Hart, Launceston • Hotel, 1 )1 Y -- J . Iiit Tr ' ce, Stratton; New inn, Hoid;wert'hy • Piiiiterkto, 1 rs. o'b r Exeter ( • Gazette and Sherborne Mercury • a lo„...tittill; Borlee . , and Scott, Attoraies :it La , ,v, Fielston, ill 6 , 1 , 1 , 640 0, Messrs. P „,, Palmer and Tonilinsons, Solicitors, WOTA N sditill No, ; at Garrawav's • and of inr , , , 6z, Broad-street, near the ituyal'Eschange. and ne.•st.bei::, LAN D, ___---- ------'"--"'"7. ....rot_ NOP FEE FARM.RENTS, COUNTY of NOts,'il), anTrIOTBOEWSNOIDIi EuRyWAI eijK•ci-‘1)101'?NIN: At Garrawa ' • • 1 r itin4 st By Mr. sivirTH, o y s, on t• inlay, the One . Clack, in One Lot, _.,, -„ t , l ot VALUABLE FEE FAR MREN.P l'f,"6,l";i'ott! of the M.anor, 13orough► .and 'ra w° °' - 0 4 ' Royal . Waters and Fishing place, Lands and Tel?e!'' o f 01 1 the Borough, in Broornitall, Buthie fistony, Itidol..o Lee, Shutter and Slaley, Tithes of Ectilerstonftir el Hoptort, Lucker, Rowson, IVarnford, VI/3"c`l 01' Bradford and Felton, Challerton, Fast Matto and 0115' ton, Kiikcaton, Wark ?Manor and Castle Yrudhor,t.to ton, the Castle of Berwick., Stilling%vith, Sgc• " u ' u , 2 49 1 - 55. per annum. k ~ t , die Ct . ', reticulArs; may be , had t‘ventv days previou- •„. ~,t o r. at the King's Aims, Berwick ; i.e;" 1-104 0,,,e`.0,41.1, Capri. Temphi ; at Garraw,ty's ; Queen's Head, Ikelorpeth ; White Swan, MnWl';',l SO" York and Edinburgh ; of Messrs. Debar) , an d ?' rivJ'i Broad.street, near the Royal Exchange, FLUIERS AND ALE MT LN FARM -. TV OF BERWICK, ,t TO BL SOLD BY Atli. Yr LOP , By Mr. SIVJITH, ro's0:00 and-oi SlTl'''" A t Carraway's Coffee. house, 'Clutnite-3110,, ..,... i . Ort 2 k,. 4 t . Friday, the Nth of lane, at Pw.:lve o'CiaNt qv' " FARM firm a most desirable rmo,e HOLD Property, containink remarkable rich Arable and P41511.11V1,3(111'CIVrt;'51101 divided in a Ring Fence, Tithe Free, anci. io - - r 1 itiOdc, advantageously , together Plentif* situate in the Parish of Col P it i r W; mile front the high road to Edinburgh, two Tr , 4 1 5 1 . ; ,., 1 mouth, and ten from Berwick, botn Sea-.t a. „,,,, 0 ,1 ,7; COTII Markets, where plenty of lime tor Itr l ii ;t itl't,.' '' ;' weed are easily procure};_ with Fartn,ll4lWP onto' ' ' ing to 49 al, tos. !ITT.c ow-houses, and Woikmen's TeDemants,,v 100:, "'lt.; ' n Threinitig Machine, tuld excellent I• c i pts on"'' ' , : t Lett on Lease to Klessrs. Fairgrielf atut'f ie s o,!. ', I oil c'‘'., per annum. lentsituationl • . . for buildin ; a Seat, enlll„nPialt.'illoll,'):-4 Pit:Apra on the Cerinan'Orean, troill t• "" i t h fla'l7itti left to Banborough , Castle 011 trlJ rig ht ' L ,uvitterioriY,`,Q,llo Plantations shattered from the Sea. n• • five 0 1 ' . 7, - ' added so as to give a Vote for the Count.Y. on laione,io Th, Estate 101,01,0,i:li, poutias of the rtirchase-monay may remain 0 0 ,0%4 To be viewed, with leave a the To-Tidiat 11'4d previous to the Sale, and particulars then 1 : o d eerO`ip Arms, Berwick ; Queen's Bead, Newcastle t ‘ ,- f i, i ttiU .. Morpeth : White swan, Alawick ; floels,'_'',A.,„lnit t.,, burgh; of Mr. Constable, Solicitor, •sYrrix"Pat 00%11, Moreland's Cotfee-liouse, Dean-street, :;'" h ` ) ri r the "' I and of Mr. Smith, N 0.62, 13road-strati Oa change. • -------------------. i VAL MAN ( ~,, (Pt, MANSION, and LANO, in the RIG(1- o f 1! ."EVELAND, and NOlt-fll•R11)11% COUNTY or YORK.. „ i . • „... 'ro BE SOLD HY PRIVATE COOK. "Trout RKSDrENSSaBFLinIEI PrV7iiriPi3"inir 8:2"1.:1:.‘1Y:11:: Ina' ''''' Lliv:lwilil:4l9.l' irng s t I: , S ie t v .e : kipstu ini s at i dao a lot i enl il i_s o) n .,:trrii,l e olo c om , Hivr i ' ewneesi p: me:,cao r t.gl o t l : a,a: r i pn i t af i rpo : r si c ad i e i t i c tig . t tei s d,cu i , ,a ; r43 : l l;: cily : r.dl, lt r i t i cr ti cil d i : j i l t l:l: lol : l o l i lt : 11 : a i ll : fn cl ia ll ;1 00 :? pu l eti :1 0 : 1 ; :: 0 '6 .1 1 : i l di, Q1P; ; 11 1, : — ; (1 1' 1 : r ; , ‘ :: ,' aileutoi:tie it: tahr :r York,enEr i i ipt : ll,rifeil 1, 111 0 crSTO --A - , wi th 631116'" qi P"' it 'P e,din:l6 !MITI Nor thallarton, • 9 Win 6161),1'd-wiliD;: !row the sea. The Mansion containo ten r - 4 DCP ' r ni n K.' room, 3o feet I:bysutr)ll3:,r:srapsiici'ln:g::::°S‘;'r;:t.3,l:ll.;iciiclitnt)l:!,! LI eaktast ?odour kS feet squre, With t .} ill, c ' i riii,moo , second StairC3SCS 'and Offices -of every dlsc fil?„..vtog, ,Jl4 uie, and Stabling for eight Parses, Oni.lT,7,iinilnd'io Cain and hay Darns `Chreihins Machine. l"'' •ie tK bu iitictihienngsuillngioenod4rzvpitialitretaluptisietctocksveLichwiitritotri,itillcurir:ofroof P: A r a b and Woods, and several ri or Arable and Pasture Land, containing tnr.'',..ititntotti:o4c 63 Acres, in a fine Sporting .Cotunry, OP' in. i the finest Rides in the Kingdom. ~,te• In Ws 'The Land .tai is redeetn:kl,• and Ov a " ,y Church belong to the Estate.►• r onf I. boar thousand pounds of the l' urchestvin . % rte v'to Main on lilortLage. , - • t h fo.' , I iil To be view,ed with tickets, whioh• *1 ~,,,o,strer $ Jars, tray be had of Mr:solitho No. 6s Pi. tie Royal Exchange. — o t Pelt. e. H it 11'014