The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-16 00:00:00

F ESTPV 17 . EMTP.R MO NDAY.7.— l ht o nniverory solemnities of tsiis ti,,y were c'eArm-,,i Akith 6 , 0 oat eclat yes, terday at the Mansio n ,House. Furry thing that tilvtt Cot llo Pr, l t herality complish, was done to Wig e• more than oramtry st ,ientiot to th-e avid extlihiti;in ;414f - esti 'The diff , :qent apart. , , m ea ts rit.,the Mansti,,..Honse were a?..cocateo tor tne oceioinn in ast le of elegance and magnificence. sel ,dorn equ;died, latt.neVer surpassed. Never aid this theatre of Magisyrial .pomp aryl civic hospitality exhibit a more brilliant o r impressing scene. The inside decorations were of the most su perb and Splendid kind we have witnessed fur Many years, In the Entrance Flail was a most beautiful !arge oval mirror, fronting the large Stone ifnll ana.the Egyptian Hail, which presented ,the company by lefleflion. The niches in the wall Were surrounded with large oval lamps, and the images orna men ted with artificial fhwers. The long Stone Hall had eight lofty pillars, entwined with wreaths of lamps, and artificial flowers, aid three most magnificent chandeliers itispetOcit from the cieling. All the doors, niches, Cornices, Sec, Were surrounded with small Limos. They Stood beau. tifully ornamented for holding sweet.scented flowers and, herbs, tastefully placed in several parts to much advantage. All thetlifierent staircases were lighted with bell-lights, and an addition of wreaths of small !amps round every cornice, dour, and niche, to the ;top. • , fhe Egyptian Hall, in particular, deserved grew, notice;i . ~t he columns ,were encircled with small lamps arid artificial Rowers, to correspond with those in the Stone Hall. Over the door was an ,rcliestra for the music t , lined with scarlet baize.- Round the lofty: cornices thete, was a double row of small lamps. At one end of the room were His Majesty's Arms, illuminated • and from the cieling there were suspended three brilliant,chandeliers of cut glass. Bet , ~ e the door there was a large ova! mirror, • toihich ,had a charrning eofi. The cat awirly c6;nrnenc , 'o 'with a public Procession to hear Divine Service ar Christ Church, Newgate. street. Loito . MAY oft, attended by a nuttier. iDus 'and respectable budy tif the City Magistrates, Went in state from the Mansiti.House, about one ~o'clock. The State Coach was preceded by about six h un d re d • o t the Christ ,Chutch and Bridewell. t 4s, attended by the . Beadles of the Parish, and their ivlasters and:Nurses, in their new dresses. Alter thenri ,were , the Peace:Officern and . the Con. btethlcs, the Marshals' Men, and the City Mar shals themselves, on horse.back, in full regimentals then the City Trumpe:ters and Footnen walking; two b' two. Thenr came the State Ctiach, was followed 1w ttioie of Aldermen SKI NN E it, , LE 'IIIEsURVY A.riDERgt.N, Talcs, FLoWvit, SMITH, HUNTER, ,Psllc,Ey„ and , The .R.itcoitoira a nd CHAMRXRLAIN of the City of Lon don, togeiller with all the other City Officer's jot, .1 1,1 the, procession. Mrs. Vv. tNTEIt, Ills Lordship's' (laughter, whO,attt as LADY MAYORESS, was prevented, by indisposition, bolo attending Divine lee, and most of the Ladies ot the Aldermen tie. alined in cont,,equence appearing in the procession.--- Mrs. BENJAMIN LE M Ostritl ER, • his 'Lordship's second daug:iter, accompanied by a female friend, sand attended by HENRY SHEI , HERD, Esq. the Water Bailiff, ‘ere iri his Lordship's private coach, There-Were no other Ladies in the procession, With the excepticn of one in the coach of Alderman Sat Nits a,,a circurnstarce that lessened considerably .the brilliancy of the scene. 'Lie. Service; which was performed in a most so. lemn and imptessive manner, terminated with an • .able,learned,,and eloquent Sermon (the Spiral triol), preached by the Right Rev. the Loral Btshbp cif RoCHEsTi R. Tke text was highly appropriatei having been taken from the 13111 chapter of the G6slsei of Si. John, and 34111 verse—" A new corn. Maud give I unto you." It is nectilcbs to add, that the orator enforced, with all his great po,ers, the indispensible necessity of obeying this new com mand, or that his eloquence was not itieffe6tual, be fore an audience who have been so much' in the habit clan exemplary icrian:ice iii rite injunetion. l)INN tit .—The LoRD MAYOR being indis. posed frnit the latigue of the tnorning-, was not able to lake .his, chair in the Egyptian HAI. Aldertriatt LE MasURIER offici'ated for ;Inn 'on the occasion. The rooms were eXeeediti4l) , cruWded, 'upwards of 5000 person, being present, amonvw.hoirt we noticed the Duke of IVIoN - rao - Suc Earl ci HARRINGTON, Sir E V A N N J :L.)4II : N, 4 great number ot Oli"icers, OW ail the Aldermen, abittOOICI Mein4Cll of the Corporation. • The tables were laid out in the most,elegant and splendid .manner. In:ihe centre was a large horse., shoetable, adorned with a Splendid arch and six beittnifUlleMpleS, decorated with naval and military trophies, supported by - small 'white figures. On each side of this table Was another table, ornanienttd with beitutiitli pillars about tour feet high, sue. muuntc d w i t h wreaths and arches of flowers, with two elegant tit vru.s at bottom, representing the 'Rape of PrOSerpinC. At the bottom was placed, a I .ed:stal, the, en o rmous baron of beef, weighing o bosit z cwt. over which was a large mirror'. Tit alter tiine o'cluck the, Ball ROOM Was opened, when thc LAbt IvlrLyorsass was .seated upon a tempotary throne, 'lite Ball was led otrbY Capt. WARN Kit and, Miss LE NI RSU R ; btu the crowd was s 6 great that it.-,was with much dtificulty the dancing could proceed.' ,T 4: MAYORESS Was drop!, in a lilac silk gown and ttaiii richly t) tn.ttnen Itd cs ith point lace ; a plume- a wittie • and lilac leathers, bandeau of diamonds, and dia. m{l[lll necklace. lier Ladyship's sister, Mu. LE i\l imU it I I R, Was in white and pearls. The French R Minister in America, Ctize 'FU. REAL', who lately m ade very warm rerriesenn tations A m erican , Gs/VW:talent against the tra de trum cl the the Uni!ed States to St. I)orningo, now giants pass- },arts ttiv! Vessels ettyloyct.l jrt it ; 50 that the clamour be exciCed W3S Übtr lOUSlyhe to ;.lmouritay the Merhis - !ants urder contrft,otion to t -ttliteA Itect.;:c. C ci L(,IN 1, : L arc SUN (if IRELAND. AWL to.---The public mind much agitated :Om days since by the discovery, in the river Liffey, near Stephen's Hospital, of se veral dcati bodies. Reporti of many natures were, of 'course, circulated ; but the verdiel,of the Coro.; ' net's jury . accounred for the circumstance: the ho.„ dies had been pr cured from a church.yard, for the pOrpnlie of dii,eaiem, and 'the person who should have buried them, for the purpose ,of aggrandise ment, , inste4 of placing them in coffins,;' threw diem into the Liffey, in a butt of miserable bed., tichen. : • BELFA'I',' APRIL 8.--,Theiollowing Letter was' received yesterday evening by W t !At Am SI N. cLAtit.s.,E , q. President of the Chamber of Cum. 'tierce of this town t " Temt, in Cori Ilarbodr, 6th April do;. " Sta*You %vitt please to communicatelo the Merchants at Beltast, that. I have received information this day, of the capture of a Brig troxi Bristol, bound to Cork,.by a French Brig - Privateer, ()tittle Small.s,ontlle al st ult. and also of the satling of two SpiniSli Galtrot Privateers, of ten guns each, ' • and two Brigs of tourteen, from the Potts of rontarabia and Passage, early last month, with intention to cruLte at the entrane9 of St. George's Channel. " 1 am, Sir, your most obedient Servant, " DRUR.Y." r EPPING HUNT.----Ac hal f past twelve yesterday a fine Stag;., that lad been hunted for the four last seas,ins, Wilk conveyed in a covered cart, to a hol. low plate about , hall a mile from the Ball Faced Stag, where he was let loe'se. ; The bounds were in waiting:at it - short distance off, and the Stag "was closet) pursued as far as Woodford, when, finding himolt in danger, he doubled, and nearly retraced his own'titeps. :This afforded great entertainment to - a very numerous' set of spedators. The Stag eluded. tVe grasp of his pursuers for some time, by ronningObrough . the, close part of the wood, but was at l e n g th_takets, alter a chase of upwards of two hours, - being then very much exhausted, and closely beset with too dogs. Very few ware in at the death, as the. deer tra. part of the wood, that versed through uclt a thick the horsemen could not well follow ; in consequence of this, perhaps, there were fewer horsemen dis.: mounted qban usually happens on that day ; but the disputes with the turnpike-men in the evening were as violent at on any former occasion. There were five beoths on sloe Forest, and they Lad more custom than they could well attend to, from the circum stances of the day being so- very fine, the Company being so numerou , ., and the deer having thought pro: per to confine their attention within , suds' a limited S'raCe. PUG LAW. —Yesterday a pitched battle was fraught for '25 guineas, in Islington Fields, between a copper-plate e ngraver of 'the name of• Willis, and Caleb Harding, a horse-dealer. The varties• are men of property, and a dispute arose respelling a horse sold to Willis by his antagonist. They at length agreed that the. horse should be returned, and that ,the sum about to be given for him should be decided,, by a pugilistic contests — Caleb is a known Pugilist, and Willis is a pupil of Tom June', but never before tried: They set to , it eagerly, and during the whole fight shifting Was laid atidr, for each stood to his that', and exchanged blows until One was knocktd down. After they had continued the contest with a acorn - vs:net , spirit for twenty minutes, Willis's strength failed him, and the odds were in favour of Harding, who h ow ever was severely treated: The ring was broken at this time by the friends of Willis, is order,. as it was supposed, to give him time to recruit his strength, and the plan hhtt the desired e 41, for he met his man afterwards with redoubled vigour, and the horse-dealer - was beat blind after the battle had • leafed half an - hour. The oil mines of Rive de Gier, in the s department' of the Rhone - , caught fire spontaneously on the r+th of March, at nine o'clock in the evening, the' t,ime that the workmen.. had finished their labours, • and left the mine they first perceived'vsmoke issuing from one of the pits. Some men descended by another pit, which communicated withihe first, and getting round by a gallery, per.cOsied that the fire was in the Mine, but they could not approach it, and were obliged .to remount immediately foffear, of being suffocated. At eleven o'clock at night the flames 'were• so strong - that they burst out of the pits, which . are Bcs- torsos deep, and rose to • the height of 40 feet. 'At that instant they adopt. ell an expedient which helped to extinguish them, but they could only - save one house that was near. To arrest its progress,. they hastily stopped the inouth a s of all the openings from the exterior of the mine, in order to prevent all consnu'nication with the current of air. This method, in part; succeeded,' but was by no means sufficient, They are now em ploy6ti in throwing the water of the: river Gier into • toe mine. " • Naturalists, Gentlemen of - the Faculty, and the Public, ate invited to die most curious. sight (we preSotiie) eVer - before seen in this Country, or, per. haps, to ary other, viz. Reptiles the most'alarm. Ing, some in the forni of Ca,terpillarsi others re. sembling'Grasshoppers, while a third is like a Tape, a hundred feet latig, finely wove i---one of this kind Was two hundred feet !! i—Seteral of them are pos.. sewd of fifty, sixty, a htintlied, yea two hundred mouths. This fact wants no proving, the soarers, !rota whom they w e re expelled, knew their pains in' the Summit,' Bowels and Seat, eoUld not be e'.4.presed. To give a full description how they , ad iii the laiman body would far exceed our limits ; suffice it to refer to it'larie Pamphlet (gratis) with a'sight of the Animals, liigh-street; 'Birmingham" 44, Long Acre ; and 3, High-street, Shorediteh, Dr. Gardner's Houses ; where may be had those Pills that srifely expel these Vermin-45, 6 On Thursday morning a melancholy aeeitiont hap vencd to one Of the Brighton Stages, on its way-to London : it came in contact with a Stage.coach . be. lota2ing to a tiiireient . coCcern, and was nearly shitt.: tercet to ;&ces. Mrs. Ty RNER ; Of Brighton, had f l ex thigh broke, and was otherwise tinich. hurt ; another passenger had, her leg lat: ot h e rs su fFcred in an inferior degree. PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEADENHA Buns, 50 to 561 h. each - .234. to Ditto, ho to 6511). each - - 354. 10 20, e. MeraLttali 13Acks, - • to 230. Dressing Hides, 224.. to 234._ Fine Coach - to -264. - Crop Ilideri for cutting , 22 0. to 2 3i'l• Flat Ordinary - - • 210., to Calf Skins, 3o t0 .: 401b. per Pozen 35d, to 39.1. per lb. Ditto, so to 7011.). 35d. to 39 . 1. per lb. Ditto,' • 70 to %oil). 34 , 11 to, 354.. per Small Seals (Greenland) 42d.. to 48d: per lb. Large ditto, twos. to alio. per Dozen. Gnat Skins - —s. to —v. ditto.' to. 425. per Hide. • 111ARRIJf1). . . „. On Saturday the' Ertl lost: john Routh, 'ESq. of Austin friars,' to Miss Dunbar, of Camber Well Grove.. • On Sunday, Captain Varlo, of the Royal Marines, to Mks ?ritzier, daughter of Theo. ?ritzier,- Esq. of Austin-friars, Last week, at Kingsbrumpron, in Sornersetshire,. I. Cha fey, fey, Esq. ofTaunton, to Miss Ernrrta Lucas, daughter of Stucley Lucas, Esq. of Baron's Down. On the {tit inst.' at Goldielee, Major'l ohn Silver, of the Stith Regiment of Foot, to Mrs. Catherine Donald, widow of Lieutenant. Colonel Donald, and third daughter Of thelate Lieutenant-General:Coldio. , • - DIED . . . „ ' On Friday the nth inSt. at her house' in , DevnriStiire-street v Quocni.square,. in the tst year. of her age, Mrs. 4lizAbetli Horne. trer death was ocxasiOriA by a violair contusion from a fall.' . . LONDON MARKETS, &c. I.''lN NIARK-LANE, !ALT AS, Meal Weighers, of Apt to the 6th or the no,v 'Att. 414 Quarters at 93s .od 17 at 9 2,s od 8o at 995 . Oft 53 ------ at hBs od itia 7-- at Bis,od' . 539 at 8 45,0 d 479 at_ 83s od 432 75 So 7 at 79$ od 17 - at 76s cd 24t tern at Oss pd s.--Average 925. 90.. 4111 last RETURN OF WUEA By Messrs. C.-141Ln and M Including only tst c agreeably to 109 Quarters at 1061 at 535 at toss: od ' A s o 'at tor. od 333 co 863 44 0 14)14 at 986.4 71 at 973 od 680 at 96s od aro at 95.8 od 70 at 943 od And 66 Quart Total 80;3 Quarter to. 3d. Itn , te! ti .A RETORN OF FLOUR, •,. - 'ROM Marol 3o to A prA 5, from the Cock . et-Olrice. sacks. it'. d. • Swcks. . '6. d.• _Sacks: s. d. 2L-99, , , 9:7 -7--- 83 o Is.; ------ sit , .';' -- 94 a I ' 496.--:- 8 7 0 . i . O lit o -' 3 , --- 93.0, , • 216 86.0 ,i 70 ...... g o 0 4 $ 2O 1 , 2 8 9 8- —"' 8 5 •0 '1 — l 5 '— ','9 0 1t844 —9O 0 1' . ' Ili 7- -8 4 9 7 ---- 75 0 34 0 -. 8 9 a 107 ---- 83 0 1 10 --.• 74 0 And 67 Sacks at 736. od.•.per Sack. Total— t6374,Sieks. --Avt.rair,c 89s. lid. es . . soli higher thaii.itiSC Likuro. ' OUNT RY Is , NV heat.- :, Newbury 66i to 1, los Salisbury /ios to roos' Devizes 76i tS I lIQOS. IVartninster 63s to 96s %V E ST.E RN A RKETS (14st ' Batley, 41s Qd to sos.0:1 ed so 45$ ed sas o‘i 4zs of tri 46•0 d 'eek Yper Oats. 235 od to 3os 275 od to 3s 26s od tO 29s 19i od tO 331 ,!'RICO 0 HOPS. BAO3. ' " • POLMETS. Kent, 41. los. to 51. Ss. Kent, z) sl. 03. to 51. as. „ Sussex, 41. 4i. to st. os. o.;set, 41. 14 , . to I. tos. Farnham, 61. on. to Sl. os. Lshe:s., 4I• 14,. to 51. sb. RAW 111 131:5.. Best Heifers and Steers (p. se.) Ordinary; 2s, tat, to 36. c,d. 36. 6(1. top. Sri. Market Calf, I2S. 0.1. each. Midi)lingos. id. 'to 3s. 4d.• Eng.liorse 18s. to z is. coat. Sheep Skins - - 3s 6:1 to 76 6d Limnb'Skins - 2$ tod to 35 34 • SNIII - 11FlELD NIARAET, April Is: sink the Oita—per *tame of alb. Beef, 3s. gd. to 55.44. I 'Veal, ss. oft. to 6s. al. Mutton, 4s• "4 , 1. to ss. pd. I Pork, .1s• od. to is. Ott Lamb, - 6s. od. to 3s. 4d. DeAD 01 CATTLE THIS DAY. about 1500.7-Sheep, loco. NEWGATE and I),EAD'.Is.II.{A.I.I.,MARKETS. By the Carcase. Beef, 3s. Qd. to 4s. 4d. Veal, 3s.+l. to Ss. 64. Mutton, 3s. oil. 10 4i. oil. Pork, 0( 1., t o ss . a d. Lanth, - ss. oil, to as. oil. ~pitlcE O F St.. larnes's Market . '33. att. Ware Market ' . 3'. 74. Whitechspel Market 3s. 6d. per stone of $11). los. 9tt. Average prise 3s. 7J. rALLow. . I Town Tallow •s. 6:s. od. Rusr.is do. (Gaud) 635. 645.' Russia do. (Soap) 633. —4. 'Melting —s. 543, Ditto rough 3s;. oth Graves t 2S. od. Good Dregs 1 is. od. nlod,'S6s.—Curd, gos. Irs.6d.--Moulds, ias. 63. Yellow Soap, 765.-- 7 Mott Price of Candle* per dozen, St. lAMES's NAV MARKET, April 13. Hay, 31.43. 0.1. to 41. 144..64.—Aver. 31. tils. 9d. Straw, 21. 63. 6,1. to 31. 03: od.—Aver. 21. 13s. 3d. WHITECHAPEI. HAY MARKET, April. r 3. Hay, 3t. 16s .od. to 41. tos. od:--Aver. 41. 3s. od. Clover, 41. 6a. od. to 51. ss. od.—Aver. 41. 6(1. Straw, al. os. od. to al. tbs. ftl.—Ayer. al. Ili. cit. COAL EXCIIANGE, April ii. Best Coals, in the Pool; per Chaltlroct sts ft4l Delivered to Housekeeper s ai Sungerland, per CliaWon DeliVered•to Housekeepers at iis ad 4 64 od sii od FOUR HUNDRED, FIVE HUNDRED, SEVEN HUNDRLD,. and ELEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS, r H 4. above several Sunls are' wanted on Marc.. gage, on undeniable Security, in ibe.County of,Mad dlesex, at s per Cent. The Party borrowing wilrcovertant to replace as Stock a nySum'or Sums or Money that may be sold out of the Funds for the purpose of advancing the ss,ziti several Sums, or either of them. Inquire of Mr. Thomas Bruce, Solicitor; No. 3, New Boswell -court, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. RtiCII Art 9 AP.K IS tut NO, 4, Nrar:lctl-euurr , • r,cl! and l'uota:tKti 1L:.1." t.witc.itsk (“1 Mo.?r , t • rl " =vel , °i --- . 1 c No, II 2, strtind ; svhcre Adverttlem.e.vis,-Oiders tor till Itlier, Lrrlers tor „, - •►• im Atli! e,te, • tX.It ATttm, — . 61 Captain' EtTOW'S -accasionit Addi $•. v:rtccl op the 130, instead of " Dame," read" Tame," 111 ,tit litte front the concitishin. - BIRTIIB. On the toth inst. Mrs. R. Twining, of NOrfolk-street, of a Daughter. Yesterd.iv morning, Mrs. Litchfield, of the Theatre Royal, Covent garden, of a Son and' Daughter. :777: - 7T • . TINSTIIMY-OttA ltE. • \S•)acl 1 * (3113 cl,garit Fatnily-residcnce, Coach.ll ..txs, Stailgi A U C 'llO N, At Gal' I 17V I I: i y .113 - 1 C ) 1 9B1 I T .l'B e e ,- IS : v. : (' Y1) 6 111 u 1: : : .: aRI Id- el:: ';';' 554%.::: . ' l'h r : ' ~ . i . on Thursday next, aittllE‘tvxrcllY‘lenogiee.2llol:k, C°llll'll c A PITAL anti truly tlesiralile LE iSEIIOLD EST'AT,E, Comprising an etetttat and ciajosei Invel; ' likig. , ltonse, with cqnvenient and roomy d )inestic,Oill4:o 01 every d e scription, well planntzd, at 4 'tined tip for the Arcorn. Rodatton of a Geittletrvnir, i3lll:iv, situate oii the i.)iitii.:iidis• ,of Finslnity-iqu.iN, the Properly and Rei (kilt: 9 [teatA ollie' man ; the 1 4 , itsse cOnrains tiothe Giatuttl•tixrr 4 (lied', WI Eotrante hall, cornincr.tious Dining.parlour, e a t ,14 I)ressing:.:roiwn ; two Drawing-rooms tiarili:d to 11 : 1 " 1 1 elegAllt, Stl IC on the fi.; - ).! story ; four Chatittnrs on oil eor stnTY, and.Ai;i csStone e,x.,tt tatatiliful Mio• gany Doors to the wincip;ll A Sta;r p a rtilt:dt , a Water.;.ll., 'rim Basement contains excellent Kitelit-n, !lonic:keep . room, Butlers'-pantry, Seryartts'llottl, I..ardtrr,.rJrrl oil! cApit3l w iwz-r , .•1 lir ; a large open airy Glifdll, Ylllll s, .oar c,..llars under a reuesS - from Atte ba,:k.strret., 4' e01 iu , 4 „4 S',J)le-fartl, with AO! ring gates, &mole t....c.c:1400ei",i4 stabling , tor six horses, - watt Lofts ..0111 liopiris cseri, , A ' (ll ' 4l C 10 substantial' aad goad rzpair. The V rerni6es at ow un.ter the City at a low ( ;round- rent. • r. ji‘?lit-a}rticubzisytres‘avt::(l ao,:wM:riil..l:y ats .hWi,..:1,nr:d%av;,::::::a..1:461. frOiti One to l'ill , ! . .!; with Tici:eti onl). xhv and Maynard, SoliLit. , rs, St. S within's-1.1.1e; arid et Nth • Itu b t i ‘V,irwiek-street, Golilen.square, Wlttre l'ictitils to vsw" niat,:-.1)..! had.- ' ...t. -1 • ipi The Purchaser' mar be accommalated•wirn• th e pro, e4..,,Qt:tlae elegant 'l' u,:s.; — at a yaluation• ......RIM . . L--re B i O: L; 0:11 OF E V1::-------------iitA, ‘\•1:110E---SICI'51111°' '. ...:.:" TO E SOLO BY At;CTIsiN • • • •At • Garraway's CAtl ß ee Y ..h h o . t l ts ‘r :: : , it.')'''XieLNli;as.o'gc...alley, 1::(4t.t.,1111,: I.ondou, on Monday the :ad of A ril at lir t.'lve Li !ifut V A - ' ATK) FREEHOLD EST ~,Tlietr:lua,;(til'Ew:ißt:litii6gEtiii:,,tielnloors.,,tt ~,z(ll::l'sii{r.)t.bt:lvv,svits,llitikel,t,h4lol,l:ll: by the Turnpilrei - road /tom LOodon to .I\fur<xit'l,!, ! i A tl iuni the flanks of the ankh -aclitiirtJ Navipb.e Kit i , f3S. 4'mm/rising 633 Aores;:of! fiat -(;4ICICt-groatia, rmy. ..,, turq, and Mea.tow.land, conv,eniently.sobtliyit:eJtow,f,,;L: parin's arid Garden4rounds, rib cOavertieftt 1). , ! 3 " . 1 )0 houles, Barns, and Out ballin s left to most 1ei)..,1. 14€ hints ;• the Rents 'and -estilin'atelt 'viii-ue upiord i t '. itir nnup. • . rhe desirable Sittiar.on, with the llornugli inlveitAtas excellent Neighbourhood; inakcs this a truly val' ut ' .: hoc. k fo c r o t tr y ._ cntl ; man wishing 'to realize P.,te,i)..-rty ill 1 10 ()t I wagra final Countirs in the K ingdoin. _. . .. liell Particulars may be ;lad at the liop-pols:. )Vote 5a 9 , amid Clil&ketli,,Oiriiiinglisrir ; hiessrs. 1,41.1:1e.), and l'ilf:P,'„ic, note:ltem . L'Arippiiite Noribn r l ; ir ' i t;O'g' Pa74,l„liitsh• Tavern, - iHristot :. 1:1411, Gi.,,,i“ltell .I{,,', l*NCi.trQthr.saltriEvptoe:);a:::)4:ll.l:i. :3 ii,:lHsii:eliviWitiVeCO:l:.:l4; '‘l'llf:ltii:t:l'f,:fi• '3II;'TIEIKe'; Castte,:Sitir.nitt'v (room, R44,:iogi ,131,1„clt lIIn . ny, Forbes, aod Ft incoc);. s ,lijtars, Ili,o:4•1:1:001. St' G arraway's t and of . Mr... lt,iibiti i, W ar, , lTL. l ' ,l " . '' t square, where a Plak 0 the sE,t,/e m e iy be Sc.-1,. - ,j „ c ,. 1-, ... :1:°, i: 14A L c ' , 1 :E, LS • Nl R A. K .. ,: u fk l i t :" ? ::;: . " ' ei i, l(r) A l , 4 l! " s l: 4 :r ll ",i i : ' : fl ir i p l : {l)Ett E s ' t :i t:i i;i r ti o. :, . o ' .. t r, " ,l l;' l ll ,, ) ,t (). ni . ,tl ' ...if t ,,ii,,ilfl I‘') 1.1!•. $:)l.,1) 13Y,.AUCTION, By Ntr. ROBINS , „ 0 ,0111, 4,:-11N, iaurrar,,tt'a.,vu'i.,eC_2o26.l.A-:1,1,t)1 II tsf.tviinv,,,!,,aveell:?cigiti,-.0:,...11,eiri:(3',4 1..+:10! 'T . 7 ^ . i I , ' f i" ..,nrn:l3, t - I , ' • • to v, i . , % ritc.uil)l-. ar,i Z .t it ' • I)4it,to `• . the p. HOLD UsT ATE, ,rrrot-FIZE; 9-Ftilz;ooll,' iairtlit' °I . L=,i41.0, .7.:•41 in thc.N..:..,libtutli4l4,‘' ior o i 0 ' ~ ortn3llerton, onripriising theextent:ive .... 4 ~•./ )1 0 ' /tng Hall, with Coutt.)...eot,- Alia COLA( Drl.Nif LQ''•:;: 01:.,..fr ti t on d ..llo.ise, excellent farin-houte, ilarne,, Star totioto" ot !l4ingsi' ~.. !tell old Mfarlow, Pasture JO Arable, 1 , 31, =4 , ;TOO,' .-°.,s;:s, VI lett to reipetlii,)le "renant4, 'at I ` 4ll `f i d eit''" Ing us to iivwdrds ut ,y 391. pa Alaan_ntt, cAl).!°''.„. 061: 1e ' .Ic l .Alid upwards ortix _hundred and citi!,tY,.,„loool.. rt Estate tbrins7a desthblell'ellettY h'f,."no a re I T , A n vishing,to invest Mgoey in. Load. V4.,..141".1-o—Jl'3lc9l . I ile i l' a :t r l t " i r' L lil u c 4 !) .i t r ah i nde o t :‘ TA ‘'ltC r e' . inc N s7 l l.iv a °'l l ?aer..'%''st, PlAreocliin'ers''' e , r C 5 Ci:" i l' ; ' ..d in°l • ll l Y e l 11° .. 15 : : who will sliewthe.Eszatecat the -111 adz Swell. " io , yo l . , 519 n Hotel, York.; At4;el, lloncasier; l i(Porg.,,St'i'ij rtliugh gild tlarr..ewgafe Ankel, 0 rantivi,o ; 1 .. 0 ., )( 0 . 1, j .r•.)_r a c r i• Reit, Stilton; at 'Gorr.iWay') i it' "l U - to $ eljti w wick.-)treet, tiold-n-iquare, London, WI ' Lim I:: atAtc Ulgy be si:el - i, k. jac to nottiagr,ir l ia i shw E u ß ar),4 l .l4:i . al..)yc0::::ele)seii6.1:S:t"01111,14-1:;:::F,F:"1x'.Ac,ttit j•Pircrii:i.i;iiii..‘lo,i:lo, 0 : T pep, • .4... - „,,.• r ks-. 01l , BY- Mr. ROBINS, , co ol, . ), 4 1: • •• , 0 P •+ Va ';hl.(i: VERY Eli. Tible LE ASEi I .0.-, oinif,i, . 4 ` the _comprising a convenient Fandly-ii)"' on o! 1 006 I L E : T U T): 1:11 1 i 11. Staircase; ,;(• a . 1 e t s g h n7A !I 'l l ; i f . iFt:Eriet.l:::lsnri ncigc;:i ort:61;11.:4.ir:1;13iVilloaltti"":;:i'D,1v..'1:1::i so awiiho n ei , nfay l lt : , r rie a cir w ill ing-taunts, waft fvlding tri•-7°.. (;10116" 1/° . tivv.tha l le : s terckiihtecui,lll:eto:::::::. expires 1 p T l e t mtre . C i : f lee t : a s : l ir : l' ii ,A b ni n e nv t 1 st t e i:::: :e t rE, p r o : : n o . 7(t)t i r :t t l e i: trlt, I t ,s l ,.. ir st r i: es : i c . ,Itr: . e l .c .: . ::::::, i y : i r o i: i: Is e r a 1 , .:1 ,6 i! , 1: a l y :S:e a S t ::: r Cilar.Geßn:btie:st,in tor t ite " I ' l'lll *ii rire Ile CA,' I'ITA I.'F i f edt a o vl:fiegivt:rhG round -rent. ~, i ors. a.. „yt , ii,:11011/4, '1 U. BE. soi.o sY A ‘-' - 1 1 eo A 11, \ni::: ibevievt.:l4ll,..ora:l)::::::: : 11 . , L i::: At GArra waislelitißresideY..eiyul'\:,ll;:ii,jyißni°6(...:l:lllt.:;:l:ol.,‘lvie:: C:,:sr,;ll:,i',ii,eivi A.. V ALUABI.I; •LEASEI,IOI-ilir• to o t „ f l4 o ct . 3 • 4 ;/ 11 '', 0 ' , colllprising 1 most eligiblCl:l-'ll CI Inil Me:laoVi, 5111 a i 'l‘arit‘ Arable an ‘l •11'.0,0r,eve' 4 ar l j, tiles, and lb V diVeeStfieth te" vs" 1 401 ocgl. 1 ; attuate at Ite• d .i_on, sevad ;.nie) .. 01 0-1 s ith',.(4 , Leas-_,. thirteen years unexpired at l'ilic i tit t ;i t ifidt e ' l A pe t'ise { s;llll4 i i a ili y :t; i . ) n'4 :V ): l l : .l : "; :t .ias :. 4 ( :71:::11) p\f%/1'y'cr:::,:::::::::::1';, 4:;:ri.:1-11.11':1:iei1s:11,:r:::1511111:11::.'vl:14; joins . Curni.v'allis, 'llO.l. 14dndan. • in., , ,..5. at .the Bell, Hendon, Gc.",s`.l, . 014 1 oe' 0 Arms, Watford ; liTte tiorx, I; t'.." l " '-c.,,..,;, It„te,,i, hrid‘e•ruad - Wtilte .tiart, li.dec w ' re ; 11 ';'' 641'''' ' Mt. Gibbs:=Soli,ii,4, PrO:ll:strcet. ",,:v.,,pft, G4frasvAY's• ; and of ‘ gr.:ltolaol,, ‘Si."*"' vjuartr.. . - • . o,Ac'i)top 1 CA Plairr'G,Li..l(ary.-N:olffS' ei1(71:4144:1,A55;111..; 1"1::, iiil.;;,tillitiril',6.l 1( ) I;t: SOLD D'i , Au C. " . ' ill 1 . ~ 'By Mt. RdiiISIV ~ Corilh :,,) At (": slay, Alay ' - 91.; ell'', o'CA)4;lr4 1/' • ~ble.oll • - I°' " -v.. ic trite, 11°' 0 0' df IS tnade by Prtvat 00 . ;,,,, yli ~1 ~ , I Jy, AN ' rol. A NOBI,E; SPAdIOUS,',' . ; ,,d,41 00 s lON , substantially !Pill, 31.1,1'r-041'1;Di '.L:,'t i ta t stet - 611y laid out add pl,uaed citli Tre',!,,,te ill il , nmediate access to the Green l',ol', ,`,. gigltt ..,, Place , the residence aild otoperry u t to- , 1 ,,. of Essex. . ' ' ,role', ~.*,, , eiot A1.'"'.414'.,,c, lot two I th eh . 1,::::::IMOn°41COathitini:St'S4111;t::CO:01:":1::::::::::'i prinoipal Stories, with Liekt.ctionbt-,,. 7 twire,;ii;,,, .), atitilds.t.tylb: t e a r :l : ti t:se a t s r : rincli ii t ,tl a ,otct'eseil.o-1'.,.g-t3,1);1.-,..c''.111.1•-''''',; 1' ._ Ott the Sccood story are six, exceltrn, t , ~ ~ -, ;,,, al.:teasing-rooms, and Sc,vrt Moo ov-r,,,,'' e ttooms an - t OW C .01 CVery adltotilli., .anti fi tted up 11 - ith el-ret3y contie-',16 t°,l ti . r ', ::,- 1.• at .I''''i.li°rtit:' A.C;ll:°rsth,l':-tin'lrittr.aVV:l)%i' t : ' H : ' :.' ...:' :'''':: ' • :4'1.). the first ccutsequenee' in 1.,.104.r, ~;,,, s l ii i il t a a r o .. e ..l l : tlifi(ii::.lecls.:ll:l;i:cin:it"Cr ):11:14-ia.t:::::ti,:t:te'n a: : : : I ' ibi'lev:::1:: :. a ', ;'::, .. t. '''.,' :::, 11 1 ~,.,. ' . A 1)c-Jblz C ' l t"-. 4 , , ~,.• t - ~./ 04,,t• .c., am. .. ~ . : .......--- ' , 1 ? BLACK 'HORSE CAPITAL HOP WAREHOUSES, MAZE POND, SOUTHWARK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mt. - ROBINS, At ,Gatraw ay's Coffee-house, in Exchange.alley, Cornhill, on 'Thursday the t6th May, at Twelve o'Clock A VALUABLI?, LEASEHOLD ESTATE. cntr. C). prising a capital ii.icious Building, called the Black Horse Warehouses, situate in Maze Pontl, Southwark, con-. tattling tiHdi , bens of roolny . Warehlit4es, three stories high each, with, large c,ellaring Under, in posAssiOn of Meisrs.' Swatne, Greaves, end CO. MUMS et will. I'h4 P remises are held on Lease, sixty years unexpired, at a Ground-rent of al. per annum. , May be viewed by leave, on applying to Messrs. Swaitie 'and Co. St. Mar aret's Hill, Borougn. Particuiars-at , Garraway's i and of Mr. Robin's, Warwick street, Golde*.Nuare.